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Vol IY II I MARCH 27 1897

ZE3IO FOR STOVESFor Wood or Goal

The Universal Stoves and Ranges--A Large Invoice Jiast to Hand

Tho Castings of this Factory aro bo far away superior to all other makesthat

COMPARISON IS FUTILETho Australia brought a largo invoico of assorted goods to tho

FeLOifio Hardware CoCall and oxamino thoir etock or writo thoru for anything you want

It has takon sovoral years to satisfy users of WIND MILLS that thoro isnothing mado which equals tho

05T03L03SrH3Orders aro coming in fnstor than wo can fill thom but wo are doing tho

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Tho only First oluss Hawaiian Printing Establishmentconiluotod on a Strict Business Basis and Employing onlyHawaiian Hand Labor

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Ed TUE INDEPENDENT

We hear so much about annexa ¬

tion that I desire to put an oar intotho stream Would it not bo a finotimo just now to compel tho UnitedStatos to tnko us in Nothing wouldbo easier in my mind than com-

pelling¬

Uncle Sam to adopt us iutohis family How can it bo done Iroad in the Twinkler of last even ¬

ing that ono Frank Honeck whohad bnon exiled for life had roturnod on tho U S S Marion andthat he intended to como ashoreNothing could be oasior than tohave somo of our polico at tho boatlandiug whon ho arrives and assoon as ho places his foot on drylaud arrest him and put him in dur-

ance¬

vile and do not lot him com-

municate¬

with his friends or hisConsul History repeats itsolf youknow It would not bo long boforoUndo Sam would bo hoard fromand perhaps the U S S Marionwould land thoir mon and takechargo not only of Mr Houeck butof tho Hawaiian Islands as well Itwould bo well to arrest a few of thohead officials when thoy come to releaso Honeck Why dont thoy tryit on It will work all O K IfSlovens and Wiltzo wore only horeit would have been soon arraugod

Ready foji a ScnAr

Ed The Independent

Whonover the truth is laid baroregarding tho doviltry of Stevens inoverthrowing the Qovornmont ofthis country aud planting in itsstoad an armed oligarchy to satisfya small minority against tho will oftho people it at once sots in motiontho wrath of tho guilty ones whounder tho guns and pioteotion uStoveus robbed a truthful peopleof their nationality The Advortisorsays That tho Powers are satisfiedto allow the Hawaiian Islands toremain undor tho exolusivo controlof the United States Porhaps soMr Advertiser then again perhapsnot but for arguments Bake grant ¬

ed that the United Statos does con-

trol¬

theso islands What then is tohinder tho United States Government from undoing tho damuablowrong of Stoveus and call upon ourrighteous Queen Liliuokalaui toagain adoru tho throno of Hawaiiwith her royal prosenco thus restor-ing

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poaco prosperity and content-ment

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also respect for tho Govern-

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as of yore which this armodoligarchy can uovor commandThoro is no uso iu tho Advertiserman kicking against tho pricks asUncle Sams subject havo learnedtho true facts regarding the rottonstate of affairs in this arohipolagoaud also fool that thoy are respon ¬

sible for the disordored state ofaffairs hero Host assured Mr Ad-

vertiser¬

Her Majesty has withoutdoubt whispered into the willingears of tho loading men at Washing-ton

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tho wholesalo disfranchisingaud persecution of the HawaiiansShe will alto whisper to them howtho Hawaiians havo beon crowdedto tho wall in every possiblo mannerip order to force them to tako anoath to a government thoy dospisoand abhor And again sho willwhisper that two thirdB of thowhites who havo horotoforo stood inwith this Government aro heartlysick of tho whole business aud thatif a plobiscito was taken that out-side

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of tho family compact and thoirlickspittles this Government woul-dnt

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have onough supportors to run adecout sized sawmill

Things ill got had ever bad sue- -

cesfThus misery doth part tho ilux of

company

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Fourth Sunday Iu Lont

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Litany and Sormon 11 a in Hawaiian Servico at 880 p m Evensongand Sormon at 780 p m

Tho Second Congregation of StAudrowa Cathedral MorningPrayor with Sermon 915 a mjBonodicite Birch iu D EvouBongwith Sormon 030 pm

Boman Catholic Gatuedral FortStroot between Hotel and BerotaniaStreet Low Mass with Holy Com-munion

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G and 7 a in Mass withEnglish Instruction at 0 a mHigh Mass with Native Sormon1080 a m Rosary and NativeInstruction 2 p ui Native Instruc-tion

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and Bonodiction p in Week ¬

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Central Union Cnuncn CornerBeretauia and Richard Streots D PBirnio ministor Sunday Schooland Bible Class 955 n m PublicWorship and Sermon 11 a inJunior Endeavor Mooting 330 p mY P S C E Prayer Mooting G30p m Public Worship and Sormonat 730 pm Palama Chapel SundaySohool 915 a m Gospol Service715 p in Sunday Schools Japaneso 10 a in at the Lycoum Por-tuguese

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CimiSTiAN Church Alakea StreotPreaching at 11 a m and 730 p mby tho pastor Sunday School at915 a m Communion Sorvico at12 tn Smith Street Mission Schoolat 3 p mj Young Peoples Meetingat 630 p in Prayer Mooting Wed ¬

nesday evening Ladies PrayorMeeting Friday at 230 p m

First Methodist Episcopal CiiunouCorner of Berotania and Miller

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Latter Day Saints ReorganizedChurch of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints Mililani Hall rear ofOpora Houso Bible Class at 10 a inPreaching at 1115 a m and G30p m

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Residing in Honolulu

SATURDAY MARCH 27 1897

A DIFFER WITH A DIFFERENCE

It is roally refreshing to see theStar coming out ovory day as achampion of tho white mechanicand the St George which eventu-ally

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wants to slay the Japanese ser-

pent¬

Tho turncoats which ait highin the directorial chairs of our contemporaries should road tho files ofTnE Independent and tho files of thojournals now backing Mr Dole forcoin

We dear brother Star representthe moohanics laborers workingmen brown or white who justlyolamor against tho Asiatic oncroaohmont of these islands Wo knowenough however to opposo theidiotic and rash acts of our presentrulers who introduced Asiatic coolieshero in the faco of our pro ¬

tests and now protest againsttho Japaneso in tlio faco of thotroaties and laws made and agreedupon for tho purpose of filling theponkots of tho Star syndicate ThoStar represents tho people saystho renegade Britisher who nowabuses all and everything connectedwith the happy Hawaii nei fromwhich ho suckodhis honey TLoJapaneso treaty is ono of tho unfortunato legacies bequathed by theMonarchy to tho Republic braystho mau who used to writo columnsupon columns iu favor of tho treat ¬

ies which brought wealth andAsiatics into tho coffers of tho menwho hired his pen Leave Japanalone friend of tho Star and coasotho old business of making troublefor yourselves and tho island youdespise and bate1

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Poor Starl Tjje Independent callod it maudlin and now comes theAdvertisor calling it asinine Some ¬

body owes Denyor an apology

An American writor says that thegroatost mistako tho United StatesGovernment has evor made is theconferring upon foroignors the oleotivo franchise before they under ¬

stand tho lauguago and pnnoiplosof tho Constitution How does thisbear on the Hawaiian system

This is a curious little burgh A

tradesman sprinkling tho sidewalkand roadway this morning in frontof his store into which tho dust wasblowing in clouds was bUprmod bya Government official that if he did

- ii --iTniiiifii inirf i

it again ho would bo arrested Willtho Govornmoiit pny for his dam ¬

aged goods or send him an hourlyvisit of tho Sprinkler

A talented legal writer of thoUnited States claims that unrestrict ¬

ed manhood suffrage itiayovontuallybo tho causo of thn deitruotion oftho Republio of tho Unitod StatosUnder tho prosent Constitution andLaws of tho puny oligarchical Re ¬

public of Hawaii t hero is no fear ofits destruction bj manhood suffragefor the masses and moro especiallytho Hawaiian norm of tho soil willuover obtain it under their presentrulers who are hide bound iu selfiutorost

Mr E P Dole our Deputyhas cropped out as

n writor of light literature accord ¬

ing to au evening paper directedby tho man who ib an authority onlight literature A whole column

is dovotod to Mr Doles literary cap-ability

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and his works aro rocornmouded by prominent critics likeS B Dolo blood is thicker etcCaptain Apploton of Boston A S

Ilnrtweli O D Chase and othersThe famous author who during thopast year hnssmothorod his poeticalspirit in the vulgar prose of ourCourt proceedings but who accord-ing

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to rumor has now reloased histmuo inspired brain from tho thral-dom

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of the drudgory nud salarydrawing of tho Republic has pub-

lished¬

one briof we mean volumeof 250 phages and is ready with an ¬

other ono which wo trust will short-ly

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bo found on the counters of ournewsdealers A New York publish-ing

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linn has published a volumefrom tho pen of Mr E P Dolo ontitled Talks About Law Alaslthat no occasion has arisou iu Ha-

waii¬

to compliment the author onTalking Law while in tho employ

of tho taxpayers Tho new volumeis entitled Tho Standby We hopeit is dedicated to Sail ford B Dolo because the title would bo extremelyappropriate and exactly what thoPresident wants now

Even the common Japanese inHawaii aro becoming civilized andstand up for morality and decencyas shown by tho soduction chargebrought by a Japanose femaleagainst a Japinoao male iu ourcourts this morning When ovoutho Asiatic coolies get a touch ofmorality there aro hopes that someday our virtuous psnlm singingchurchgoers will wake from theirstupor and decline to tako tho HolyCommunion or listen to tho inter-pretation

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of the words of the Lordin His Houso in tho presence ofa moral lepor who surely shoilldstand boforo the bar of justice aswoll iB the ignorant Japaneso whountutored and without tho benefitof religion gave way to human pas-

sion¬

But some of our reverendgentlemeu still ting tho hymns oftho church preach forgiveness andcall a bestial vico an indiscretionVorily any man however rovorondhe may be who condones suoh auofTenso is laying himself opon to aohargo of boing an abettor aud ac-

cessory¬

and tho contempt of thocommunity should fall on tho headsof every defonder of tho porpotrator of au unspoakablo vice

It is safe to predict that wo willrocoivo information next Tuesdaythat there is war iu Europe and thatGroat Britaiu has opouly declaredhor alliance with Greeco Whateverovoutual results will bo no ono cantell Greece has tho sympathy ofall decent men iu hor war againsttho unspeakabloTurk aud althoughsmall aud poor alio has received thomost wonderful assurances andpractical assistance from the Greeksin all quarters of tho globe It maynot bo gonorally kuowu that therooxistH a groat national Groek organ ¬

ization tho members of whioh sub-

scribe¬

to a fund at tho rate of onofranc a month from the North Poloto tho South Polo from East toWest This fund handod over120u0000 francs to the Groek Govorumout as soon as tho nows of thorupture with Turkey was knownOld Averof tho millionaire bnnkor

of Alexandria immediately sent 20000000 francs in gold to the nationalfund aud Europe applauded tho pa-

triotism¬

of this old man who wasborn in Macodouia and has uoverjot set a foot on the soil of tho king ¬

dom of Greece tho land ho lovo sowell Volunteers from the higuostsocial classes in Europe aro hasten ¬

ing on to Greece and tho world mayagain soo somothing equal to thomotley crew of horoes who madohistory novor to bn forgotten atNavariuo a fow decades ago Oaroful and conservative has tho King ofGreece shown himself duriug hislung reigu over a turbulent nationNow ho hbs thrown down tho gaunt-let

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and no Prince of Denmark everrefused to tako the consequences ofa deliberate woll considered aot

Tho advantage of au arbitrationtroaty between the Unitod Statesand Great Britaiu aro clearly sotforth iu tho following condensationof thoughts taken from a Californiajournal

Tho adoption of tho treaty willgivo reasonable assurance againstwar ovHr petty caures Tho warcloud will have to be pretty dark toattract much attention in eithercountry Thore will bo none ofthose suddou fluctuations in nationalsecuritios that in tho past have at ¬

tended international controversiesThero will be no point short of anattack upon national honor at whicheither nation will think it mustfight The mere fact that a tribunalexists which will give calm and im-partial

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consideration to both sideslo a controversy will keep hot bloodfrom reaching the boiling point Iuboth countries tho most t ulightonedpublic opiniou will range itself onthe side of tho treoty Whilo every ¬

body agreoa that au appeal to forceis a last resort and -- ono which anation may bo justified in makingthe folly of war talk over smallgrievances is admittod As au ex¬

perienced school teacher once saidho never expected to whip a pupilbut ho thought it a good plan tokeep a birch whom ho could layhands on it

CORRESPONDENCE

Tho Infalliblo Man of Molokai

Ed The Independent

Hero is the record of the infalli-blo

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Moyor to date aud plenty moroto follow

Bogus school agontKauuakakai school house ruinedFake post ofllco at KauuakakaiMiserable service for salaries re-

ceived¬

Solfish and unjust dotoutiou oftho Mokolii

This is not a bad record for au in-

fallible¬

manHow aro tho mighty fallen

Auoimm UnbelieverKamalo Molokai

Tho Infalliblo Man of Molokai

Ed The Independent

For tho first timb sinco tho delugotho Infalliblo Meyer hos got a moveon himself and at last has found hisway to tho mud buried Kaunakakaischool house

Ho bullied and abused the teaoherand told him ho was not rootodthero and also told him he shouldhavo roported it before I predict-ed

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all this in my lottor in yourpaper of February Bth 1897 Thoold hypocrite is tryiug to put hisown neglect on tho back of thotoachor who has spoken until hewas hoarse Tho school houso hasboon going to ruin for G years andwhen I suggested that tho InfallibloMeyer noglectod his duties and alsonovor visited any Molokai schoolsKupa Hawaii or Hunona says

Moyor or Makuahonowai haRbeen in oflico from tho timo of thoark and therefore cau do no wrongis Infalliblo

Mr Editor the whole affair is

shamoful shows tho unfitness of theInfallible Mau for his position andthat ho is truly Infallible and firmlyanchored by his pull at court

Wm T CallowWaiolua Molokai March 2G 1897

She 1 am qulto suro you hadhad too much champagne when youcalled on mo yosterday aftornoonHo Yos I thought Id just lookround to day to see if I was engagedto you

Tho Ethlco of Protoction

It is conceded by ovory ono thatit is tho duty of tho Government to

prevent the invasiou of tho countryby objoctiouablo person and dis ¬

eases from other countries Wo objoot to suoh intrusion booaute itwould bo hurtful to us Thero is

nothing in common botweon tho pur-

pose¬

of our political and social esta ¬

blishments and whatover is at warwith thoir object Thoroforo what ¬

ever measures may bo required toprotect them against thoir onomiestho Government is bound to adoptbsoauso tho Government is tho ox

prossion of tho will of the peoplocollootively That is to say thoGovornment is tho power and thowill of tho pooplo centralized andits authority may bo diminished orincreased at tho pleasure of tho peo-

ple¬

Tho purpose of tlio Declarationof Iudepondonco of July i 1776 wasto enable tho people to better pro-

tect¬

themselves aganisb iuvadors ofwhat thoy concoived to bo their na-

tural¬

rights and a Government wasformed that thero might bo a unionof effort under well defined regula-tions

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If it is tho duty of a peoplo to dovise ways and menus to prevent thoinvasiou of their homos by men whosoproduce would be harmful to thomoral sense and tho invasion of theirhomes by diseases that would bo

harmful iu a physical sense how is

it that some will say that tho rightto oxclude thoso things which under-mine

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tho homo aud dostroy tho pro-

duct¬

of labor doos not obtain in tholaw of solf presorvation whioh per-

mits¬

tho erection of barriers againstmoral and physical disease If theright obtains in the first instance itsurely does iu tho second All knowwhat protection against vicious char- -

actors aud diseases is for but itappears thoro aro some who cauuotseo that thero is an intimate relationbetweon tho consequouce attondingintrusion of hurtful sooial and phy-sical

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nDomies and thoso intrusionsdespoil tho product of labor

The expanding productiveness ofthe peoplo of tho Oriont is reachingthis way When tho sons of Chinaand Japan begau to pour iuto thocountry we thought littlo of it Wonow know to our sorrow what a mis ¬

take wo made iu allowing this inva-

sion¬

in Buch droves But wo are bo ¬

ing confronted by an iuvasiou of allour industrial markets by the pro-duct

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of the labor of a peoplo who arejust omorging from primitivo waysbut whoso cunning is quick to seotho advantage to them which lies iuour improved maohiuery when com-

bined¬

with their theory that G to 20cents for a day of twolvo hours workis munificent compensation AlreadyChina and Japan aro counting upona market in foreign lands that shallmake them tho industrial nationB oftho world because no nation whoxooperatives are not satisfied with acup of rice a day for food and a fow

cents a day for wages could competowith them in an open market Thenlot us closo our markots

The peoplo of thn United Statesshould not lose sight of tho ethicalside of tho question of tho invasion ofour country by those antagonistictrado and social iufiuouces Protec ¬

tion to our mills and factories andfarms aud labor is not all thero is ofprotection If our industries haveto yield to tho attacks of foreiguindustrial onterprises and be placedon a party with thorn wo may be eurothat our maguificout freo sohool sys ¬

tem our church facilities and oursocial and homo life will have to yieldalso that wo may conform iu allthings to a power that wo havo per ¬

mitted to domiuato us Thoro is nocomparison botwoou tho standard ofliving among tho working pooplo oftho United Statos and tho cheaplabor oouutrios of tho world A cupof rico and 5 to 20 cents a day is notour way of living but if we havo tocompeto with pooplo who do livethat way shall wo not have to con ¬

form to their ways and mothodsS F Bulletin

Two Gormaiis havo takon out a patout for tho inoculation of tho soilwith baotorla for the cultivation ofplants

ropieHonolulu March 27 1897

Bath Bathos BubblesWhether or not our ambitions

havo flouted liko BUBBLES ONTHE WANTON AIR wo aroHardware men and avo doul inOils lubricants and other greasyand oloaginous materials buthfthorto wo havo not embarkedon a soapy caroor but as cloanliness is next to Godliness andas great bargains nro tho main-springs

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of this economic ago wo

havo closed a BIG SOAP DEALwhich enables us to supply toall a cleansing matorial unsur¬

passed after handling our othoroloaginous goods and at tholowest prices as you will soo bystudying our list of tho FAMOUSCOLGATE SOAPS

Wo oilbr you a splendid assort ¬

ment for tho toilot tho bath orfor sanitary purposes Look attno selections and tho prices

CASHMERE BOUQUET andJOOKEY OLUB 35c a cako

GLYCERINE ROSADOREand HONEY 20c a cako

RICO and CASTILE 10c acako

SUPERFINE DEMULCENTSHAVING 10c- - a cako

Tho Ilanling and cloansingOUTICURA 20c a cako andlastly but not loast that magnificent bathandshampooing soapMEDICATED TAR tho wondor of tho age at 15c a cakoBeat tho prices if you can

Tag Hawaiian Hardware Co Id307 Foot StkektOpjiojlto SprcrkolH Hank

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

A MEETING OP THK SHAREAT holders of tha Ilul Kalcpa Hooknnnoono Hawaii Jtcl held on tlio 2ndday ol Muruli I87 the following Olllcorswero duly elected to servo ono year fromsaid dato

8 K Maknknn PresidentJ M Koilolm Ylce 1iOtldcntD V Kelitnkumoku BeorotaryJ I Kiknlil TreasurerJ K Kanllit Auditor8 K Kaloa Manager

DIrectors A Kniilla V K NalialauDK ICaeMo

D W KELIIOKAMOKUSecretary of tlio II in Kalcpa Hookuonoono

Hawaii Ud K5 lt oaw

STRAYED OB STOLEN

A REWARD OF S2 50rV for i arli of the followInt de crlbed cowh will bopaid uron tliolr roturn o theiindofrlcncd InPanoiiVailov

i Hen uiu wiiih ow uranaod m j1 Uluck cow iiolioriin bran iod M P

MARIA FAU8TINODated Honolulu Mnroh 20 18D7

637 lw

A Balo of HayOhuncod ono dav

Wnm

To stop a horso and sayIf it comes my way for you to

stayMy gooso is cookod straightway

City Feed StoreL II DEE CO

Corner Punchbowl and Bcrctanla Street

Established 1883

OITY MEAT MARKETNuuanu St opposite Chaplain Lane

J TINKER Practical Batcher

SUPPLIES THE REST OPBeef Mutton Lamb aud Veal

in tbo marketHome fed Pork and Poultry

Tho CelebratedOAMBRIDam fca AUSAQH

for breakfast035 TELEPHONE 2Sf 0m

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SHIPPING NEWS

ArrivalsFriday Murch 20

0 A S 8 Warrimoo Whlto from tho Colo ¬

nies --

Am lik Matilda McKenzIc from PugotBound

Sathmiay March 27

Stmr Noenu Pcdcrson from KnunlStmr Knunl Uruhn from Knunl portsBtmr J nines Mnkoo Tullott from KnunlHtmr wainieaio rnrKcr itom lvnuniBtmr Mokolll Nellsoti

Ioktl mid lanalfrom Lnhntna Mo- -

DeparturesFntiiAY Mnrcli 27

Stmr KJnan Olark for Mnul and Hawaiint in n in

Batuiway March 200 A 8 8 Wnrrlmoo Whlto for Vlctorln and

VHiioouvor

Vossola Iioavlnp MondayStmr Noenu loderaon forKllauea nt 3 p niBtmr laa Mnkoo Tullott for Knpnn nt 4

p mSlmr Mokolll Andrews for Until Molokai

and Lnnnt nt 5 p mStmr Knunl llrulmfor Mnkawcll Walmrn

and Kkarn at 4 p mBtmr Wnlxlonlo Purknr for Kilnuen

Knllhlwat and Hannlel nt t p m

PassengersARHIVM8

From Ihu Colonies per 0 A S 8 Wnrrltnoo Miiroh 20 0 A MoDowoll nnd W TWilliams

DErARTURES

For Mnul nnd Ilnmtll por stmr KlnnuMarch 90 For Volcano J II Irving Wnypojta Miss Ah Boy Aim Mm 1 L Carternnd daughter J VVnkelleld G F Llttlo J THiggins Mrs llnrdy Miss Harrison ilMoUorrlbtou Mrs Suwcrt Oiiptnln Hoss FNortlirnp It F Ling Mls Forliov MrsMachodu Miss Aliin W K Bltns 1 MorisMoMnhon W 8 Wiso O II Kleugol Ij AAndr ws nnd nbout GO deck

Infallible Items from Molokal

What tho pooplo aro sayingThat tho scholars aud tooehors at

Kauuakakai school amuse them ¬

selves catching fish from tho schoolhouso windows

That the Infallible is raging likea roaring lion

That tho Island of Molokai isshaking with infallible laughter

That tho Infallible aud his sonnyin law started in both at ouco tochow up a cortain Molokai man

They got left Then tho Infalli-ble

¬

armod himself with tho jibboomof the Mokolii and sonny-in-la-

took tho smoke stack and even thenthat man came out smiling Thouthe family cried Auwnl

That Kupa Hawaii finds thomanufacture of iufalliblo taffy doesnot pay

That Kupa Hawaii can bo soondaily studying tho parablo of thojurapiug flea

That Kupa Hawaiis legs arevery useful for hopping as lator onho will bo hopping mad

That there is no place liko Kamalo for whitewash it sticks firmcovers tho surfaoo and ovon coversovor official sins

That Tiik Independent is tho onlypaper worth reading

A Ohineso Oook at Work

A well known correspondent suggests that tho following facts ofwhich he was an oyo witness are tooappetising to be ignored Ho says

I was standing outside of thokitchen window waiting for one of

tho raou at work to como out and as

I had nothing to do curiositypromptod mo to take a look intotho kitchen whioh was a model of

cloanlinoss and noatness Every-

thing¬

was in applo pie orderThe Ohinoso cook was making a

pio oruat Aftor rolling it out totho roquired size and thiokness ho

proceeded to place it neatly on thotop of the ingredients in tho dishAs it overhung tho odgos about a

half or three quarters of an inch ho

lifted tho dish to his mouth andnibblod off very noatly and artistic-

ally¬

tho superfluous paste Thishaving boon satisfactorily done hoprocoodod to fill his mouth withwater aftor tho fashion of lauudrymon and drow a dolicato spray ofmouthly dow ovor it smiled com ¬

placently and placed in tho ovonHe was tho favorite family cookWhat tho eyeB do not see

Y M O A

hi BuyBo you

Prattlo

know tho storyof Osoar Wilde

Sd Boy Woll what do jou wantto talk about him for whon wo havo

one right hero iu HonoluluDoes this boy know what ho is

talking about

LDOAI AND GENEtlAU NEWS

Bind concort at Emma SquareIbis nftoruoon -

Whooler Wilson Sowing Machinos L Ji Kerr solo agent

Turkey dinner at JuauCamanehosNow Market ltestnuraut to morrow

Flntinolottes 1G yards for SI 00Victoria Lawns GO conts a ploco atN S Sachs

Dont fail to visit Sachs store andsee tho startling bargains that areoffered

Iter II W Pock preaches at the0130 gospol mooting of tho Y M OA to morrow

Uuomployed Citizens Guard monare being used as guards at theQuarantine Station

Harry Ingham renders a boll soloat the Makuo Islaud concert to ¬

morrow afternoon

The lumber imports for tho weekiucludod 1331805 foot aud 18187packages and 100000 shingles

ller Dr Hydes Biblo Class foryoung mon jneuts at tho Y M C Aat 1 ocloclTto morrow afternoon

The St Louis College and Lisbonbaseball clubs have a game thisafternoon at the baoball grounds

Crickot practice at tho Barracksgrounds this afternoon Sides maybe arranged if enough players turnout

llagey Social Club meeting thisevening Members aro requested todovoto a few minutes to pressingbusiuess

If you want to join a watch clubjoin tho Wattham Watch Club Ithas tho host Corner Fort and Mer ¬

chant streets

The weeks exports of sugar forSan Francisco aud Now Yorkamounted to 178588 bags of thevalue of 5015105

Tho annual missionary sermon oftho Methodist Episcopal Churchwill be preached by Rev Dr M OHarris to morrow morning

Tho baud coucert at tho Park to-

morrow¬

afternoon includes some ex ¬

cellent numberr among themBishops Bid mo discourse

The Independent was shown thismorning a splomtid specimen of nCalifornia navel orange grown on J11 Holt Jr placo at Makaha Waianao

Privates Goorgo Macy Reynoldsand Westoboy have beon appointedthe lliuh Jinks Committee for Com ¬

pany Ds entertainment on Fridaynext

Trotting sulkies are now built iusuch a mnuuer that they can be tilt ¬

ed when in use on tho track andbrought back to au upright positionlor road use

Tho Daughters of Rebokah had avery pleasant timo of it at thoir

Hani Times party last eveningMrs John Neil wou tho ladies prizeand Mr W E Wall tho gontlemans

Mrs George Allen who under ¬

went au operation at the QueeusHospital last Monday is improvingrapidly Drs Cooper and Raymondare iu tittoiulnueo on tue young lauy

A Japanese woman nppoarod intho District Court this moruiug proscouting a countryman alleged to boiruiltv of seduction of tho plaiutiffThe caso was postponed till nextwoek

Tho Shimizu aud Gallagher casesin rogard to tho importation of Japnneso wore callod in tho DistrictCourt this morning and n furthorpostponement was granted untilApril 1st

Tho Executive Committee of thoHonolulu Cricket Club aro request ¬

ed to moot at tho Arlington Parlorson Tuesday evening uext to con-

sider¬

propositions for a permanentoncltot ground

Othollo Williams a nativo boy intho employ of Wm Larson theoxprossmau was arrested this morningon a charge of rapo Tho youngfollow plead guilty iu tho DistrictCourt this morning nnd was com ¬

mitted for trialv Company E in tho threo monshoot yesterday defeated CompanyF bv a Boore of 039 to G32 Es teamconsisted of Oapt Coyne SergeantMore and Private OConnor OaptCoyno led with 223 Fs team wereLieut Ludwig Corporal Johueouaud Privato nannowald LioutLudwig led with 21

Tho coucert at KaumakapiliChurch this overling will be a rarotreat for lovers of good music nsrendered by our school studontsand the trausiont visitor will havo afavorable opportunity of judgingtho musical abilities of tho Hawai ¬

ian race nided by auoh kindlyfriends as Miss Olymor and othors

XX I 1141 ItShe Comes and Goes

The R M S Warrimoo Whitecommandor docked about 330 yentorday afternoon and sailod againfor Vaucouvor about 1 oclock thismorning Sho made a 1 1 days runfrom Sydney Following is tho ro

port kindly furnished by tho purserTho R M S Warrimoo W E WhiteR N R commander loft Sydnoy onMarch 12 at 630 p m and hadlight winds to Suva with finowoathor reaching that port onMarch 18 at 0 a ui Left thoro thosame day aud cleared Fiji groupnext morning nt 1 a in and passedAlofa Island buuio afternoon at 1

p m Experienced light winds tothe equator which was crossed ontho afteruoou of March 21 PassedR M S Miowora on March 23 at 1

a tn From oquator to arrival metwith strong northeast trades andhead soas which havo retardedships progress considerably Shobrought as passongors for this portC A McDowell and W T WilliamB

Oorbott Arrosted

W D Corbott was arrosted thismorning by Marshal Brown on acharge of violating Chapter XIIISection 11 of tho Penal Code Cor-

bott¬

who was recently Secretary ofthe Y M O A and who a few daysago reiguod from his office us man ¬

ager of the Ico Works was lockedup at tho Police Station No bailwas forthcoming as this papor goesto pross

Hairy Pooplo of Yesso

Tho ouly known race of hairy hu ¬

man being reside on the island ofYohw adjoining Japan They aroabout 100000 in number and areknown to tho Japanese as tho Mosino or all hairy people Tho wo ¬

men as well as the men have tho entiro body covered with a profusoandremarkable growth of hair tho onlyexception being that tho faces of thowomen aro bare but usually stainedso as to resemble tho beards of thomales

J T Waterhouse

Stock taking moans a lot of

work a lot of digging out in

tho corners Wo havo boon ut

it for two wcoks aud only half

done another fortnight will sot- -

tlo it -

Tho delving moans finding

good goods slowod away in dark

cornors Now wo aro bringing

tuoni out into tho sunlight whoro

thoy mny bo soon Tho prico

of most goods brought out by

tho stock tttking is a third loss

than boforc short piccos rom

nants of from four to a dozon

yards go to you at half cost

Tho bargain counter is piled up

with them Good quality ovory

one and in most instances

doublo valuo You cant afford

to Miss tho opportunity wo

dont intond to lot you Tho

salo of a remnant moans tho

salo of something olso This is

a trado socrot but our cubtomors

have our confidonco

Bargain days will not last for

ovor its tho romnants that make

thorn and you must grasp tho

opportunity as it fiios Dross

patterns in ovory yarioty aro on

tho counter

J TQUEEN STREET

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIRE AND MARINE

Established 1S50 Capital 1000000Insurance effected on Buildings Good Ships and Morchandiso

Insurance Company of North AmericaOf Philadelphia To

Founded J7S Cash Capital 8000000Oldest Firo Insurance Company in the United StatesLosses paid since organization over - 90000000

SfF For lowest rates apply toJEzL X jCDSjHj

Goneral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

3gWDIMOND5L0TS MD ST0NE

Tho plated spoons and forksmade by the Holmes EdwardsSilver Company cannot bo dis-

tinguished¬

from solid silver ex-

cept¬

in weight Tho patternsaro idonticul with tho solidgoods and tho bowls and handlesaro roinforced with sterling sil ¬

ver so that thoso pails of thospoons which como in contactwith tho table aro woll protectedand will last as long as solidwore Every pioco sold by us isguaranteed by tho manufacturersby this certificate

Wo guarantee these goods inordinary family sorvico to wearTwouty fivo Years aud in hotelsfrom Ten to Fifteen Years Woalso agree to accopt as half paymeut such goods as show wear during next five years after the term ofguarantee if otherwise in goodorder

In buying these inlaid goodsyou practically havo tho uso ofthem for thirty years at halfwhat you originally pay forthorn No other manufacturercan nfford to do this

We boliovo wo havo the largeststock of cutlery in Honoluluand it is from tho best Englishand Amorican manufacturersthoy make good knives in thoUnited States and our pricesaro low Tho best makers arousing grained colluloid as a substituto for ivory handles and thoeffect is vory protty Bonohandles turn jollow tho celluloid imitations do not Thoprico is in favor of bono handlesif choapnoss is tho object

Medium knives bono handlesl75 a dozen with colluloid 0

Dessort ivory handles 575bono 425 Rogors Englishknives bono handlo 350 Dessort 3 Platod knives 250 and275 Largo assortment of

carvors from 1 to 27 por sot

VcfcU 4

Lomarchnnds bonoloss sar ¬

dines go woll at lunch wovohad such a continuous run onthorn that wo havo been forcedto duplicnto our last largo ordorOur prosont stock may not lastuntil tho next arrives

Tho whole world boasts of thojams prosorves and pickles putup by Orosso Blackwoll andJ T Morton Our stock con-

tains¬

ovorything put up by thosowoll known firms Tho last lotarrived by tho Routonbock andaro absolutoly fresh

AVo havo goods from thoPronch factories that commondthomselvos Lomarchnnds highgrade mackerel in oil is ono ofthorn Thoso aro tinnod in thosamo manner as his famous sar- -

dinos and aro a raro dolicaoy

LEWIS COFort Stroet GKOOERS Tel 210

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NOTICE

TOTIOE IS IIEKEUY dLVEN THATL the tindorslgued lias prohibited nilporsons trespassing on tlm lands of Poopulupnlu Kupunn Kuiikoa Iohnkupunnd Kenlnhewn nt the Gululi of NVuimaluKwii Ouliu without permission from himAnyono found horeuftor on tald premiseswill be prosecuted- - according to law

KWMw DAVID M KUPIHEA

AKThi

FOR SALELOTH KAOII GOxlCO VKKT BACK

of kniiifhnmtlm liovs Bi hoc 1 nndfacing Knlllii Iluad sultnbloforrisidcnces

STONE FOR BALLAST OR FOUNDATIONS

In qunnlitles to suit

r-- For terms nnd partlnulars applyto ADHAHAM FERNANDEZ

Or tO If CfKNANDBOlllco No 208 Morchnnt Street Cnmpbell

Uloi krtnrof J O Carters ottlcoTelophouo 2B0 495 tf

Iu Resptms8To Several Iuq dries Why tho

DPalama Q roceryDont Keep HOESE FEED

H 0 UANNON Is plens d to slnte thnt hoIs now rropnrcd to supply

HAY awl GRAIN OF SMPKUIOUQUALITY

And hopes bv cIvIiik Honest Wplpht nt thoUWKST IOSIBLK KATES to

merit n Slinro of iublioPatronage

ALSO

FAT SALMON PALMON HELLIESTONGUE nnd SOUND MAOKEltEL

nud PIQH FEKT byKltorbliiBloFishtfSP TKLElHONE 765 Every Time i a

337 Opposlto Hallway Depot tf

Hew Market Restaurant80S Merchant Street near AInkcn

JUAN COMANCHO Prop

Ills tiiblo oxcels any In HonoluluCnter for Hall Dinners

Weddings and Picnic Parties

POULTRYSeveral times a week

TUHKEY DINNEK ON SUNDAYS

OrcK Daily tnou a m to 8 r u08 3m

HAWAIIAN SOAP

IR HEREBY GIVEN TO THENOTICE People thatnll Bonn maimfa turcd end KM by tho Honolulu SoapWorks Co hns mnrked on each piece asfollows

Hon lulu Emp Works CoM y McChosiioy it Sons

Mnny Honolulu Mcrchinls are ImportingCtillfonIi Soip and hnvlig it marked

Honolulu Soap and Hnwalian doapTitko no soap unless our name is on eachP CCM W McOHESNEY SONS

531 lm Agontj

VSAVINGS BANK NOTICE

Notice is hereby givon to Deposit ¬

ors iu tho Savings Department ofJlnus Sprockets Gos Bnnlc thaton and nftT April 1 1897 all Inter-est

¬

on thoir deposits will censeSaviuRs Dopositorn may withdraw

thoir accounts nithout giving pre-vious

¬

notice or they may loave samoiu our Bank on call

CLAUS SPRECKELS COHonolulu Fob 17 1857

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

THE ANNUAL MERTINQ OVAT Stockholders of tho Inter IslandStoam Navigation Oou puny Ld holdtub day tho following Ulllrcrs end Direc-tors

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were tlcetod for tho ensuing year j

W li Godfrey President1 Ena Vlco PrcsldontN E Gedpo HecretnryJ L MoLoan Treai nrerT W Jlobron Auditor

Wreitors W 11 Godfrey J Ena G NWilcox A B Wilcox W 0 Smith F ASohnefer K Bahr

N E GEDGESecretary I I S N Co Ld

Honolulu H I Maruh 0 1S97627 y

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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of ilia Finest

Musical Instruments

Autonarps Guitars Violins Etc

Alio a new Involco of tho Celebrated

Westerineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

climate second to nono

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho Instyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Ameri-can

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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE rMCES

Ed HOFFSOHLAEQEIt CO

Corner King Bethel Stroots

T B MURRAY321 323 King Street

The Leading

Carriage and

Wagon Manufacturer

ALL MATERIALS OK HAND

Will furnish everything nutslclo steamboats and boilers

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

TICLKPHONK 572 --wa

iKLEmoNK C07 P O Box 32L

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuildejAND KEPAIBER

Blacksmithing in all Its Brandies

Orders from the other IslandB in BuildingTrimming Painting Etc Etc

promptly attended to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorBuccessor to G West

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KINO BTKEET

G J v7allkb - Manaukr

Wholesale andHotail

BUTCHERSAMD

Navy Contractors

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tho abovo dolicaoy jjn now beprocured in such quantities as re-

quired¬

upon leaving orders with

H E Mclntyre Bro397 tf

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removed his Plumbing Business from

King street to tho premises on

Hotel 3treetFnrmnrly occupied by

Vlr IlllvWnmn

VMWMOSHU

Oceanic Steamship Co

AmlralM Bail Semen

For San FranciscoTho Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

MOANAOf the Occanlo Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

--April 1stAnd will leavo for tho obove port withMalls and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine Al Stcol Steamship

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company tvlllbo duo at Honolulu from Ban Francisco onor about

April StitvAnd will have prompt despatch with Mallsand Pis ongcrs for the above ports

Thu undersigned are now preparedto issuo

Through Tickets to All Points In tho

United States

DX For further particulars regardingFreight and Passage apply to

Wm 0 IRWIN CO LdGeneral Agents

Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOOALLINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Leavo Honolulu

from S F for B FMarch SO April 7April 27 MayGMoy 25i Juno 2June 22 Juno 30July 20 July 28Aug 17 Aug25Koptll Sopt22Oct 12 Oct 20NovO Nov 17Dec 7 Deo 15

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco

for BydnoyArrive Honolulu

Mariposa Apr 8 07Moans May 0 1897Alameda June 3 07Mitrlposa July 1 07Moana July 20 1S07Alameda Aug 20 07Mariposa Sept 207Moana Oct 21 1M7Alameda Nov 18 07

From Sydnoy forSan Francisco

Lemc HonoluluI Moana Apr 1 1K07I Alaioda Apr20 07I Mariposa May 27 07I Moana June 21 07I AlamcdaJuly2207MarlnosaAnc 10 07Moana Sept 10 07AlnmodaOctltOMariposa Nov 11 07Moana Dec 0 1S07

THOS LINDSAY

JewelerIS PItEPAIlED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewolry

FIBSI OIiASS WOBK ONLY

000 Lovo Building Fort St tf

KA NOEAU 0 HAWAII

HAWAIIAN HAND MADE

Fancy Work and Dressmaking

PARLOES

101 West King Strcot near Lililia147 tf

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryDread Plut Cakes of all kinds fresh

every day

Fresh Ico Cioniu mada of tho Best Woodlawn Cream in all Flavors

The finest Home mado Confectionery17S U

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A ir ctxaily HotolT KUOUBE Prop

Per Day S 200Por Weok 1200

BPEOIAL MONTHLY ItATBB

Tli pi HeHt of Attendance the Best BItuatlonnrl t KM In llv

Horn or Al

The NnwEnglaud Medical Month-ly

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iu auswor to a statement in Lifescolumns asks

By tho way does Life reallykuow of any surgton who removesthe appendix on gjnoral principles

Life doosDr of New York thau

whom no allopath in this uity isoftenor named in this connectionadvocatea tho romoval of tho appondix from children when fiftoeu daysold

Dr one of tho most swol ¬

len of swell old school doctors inthis city was rocontly operating boforo students Ho was at work iuthe abdominal cavity Coming totho appendix ho said This is ofno use to the patient it may bo ofharm While wo aro hore we mightas well remove it and insure againstfuture trouble It was perfectlyhealthy Ho romoved it

The joke of it is that during allthis reign of blood and torror thohomoeopaths it appears havo beenquietly treating it appeudicitiBmedicinally seldom operating andrarely losing a caso

Just how rarely is not statedbut we will supply tho informationby saying that the proportion offatal cases under any sort of medicaltreatment has been shown to besomething over 25 percent fromcauses which cannot be roachedby medical treatment concretionstuberculosis empyema abscess etcTho death rate of appendicitis underthu best surgical treatment has beenshown to be less than 1 percent oralmost no death rate at all

Lack of space prevents our in ¬

dulgence in lengthy details but wewill mention one homcoopath whohas practiced in this city tweutyfivo years seeing his duo share ofappendicitis cases in his owu prac-tice

¬

besides thoso brought to hisnotice by fellow practitioners hebeing a surgeon with collego andhospital standing Ho has neverlost a caso and never failed to euroa case whether primary or recur ¬

rent with strict homoeopathic pre-scribing

¬

Other vetoraus tell the same storyOccasionally at very long iutorvalsa patient is lost The percontagnof death among these homoeopathsis not 25 percent one quartor of 1

percent would bo a liberal estimateWo rogrot that our osteomed con-

temporary¬

should give away thoallopath in this thoughtless mannerbut that 25 percent must refer toprautico othor than homoeopathic

By tho way whore shall we tabulate the cases mentioned every dayin tho daily press of eminent menwho aro operated upon and dio in aday or two Probably not includedin the loss than 1 porcent

While not the advocate of anyschool Life is still unable to rosisttho belief that those who aro reallyattaohod to thoir appondix in anyseme will find the safest and mostcomfortable traveling ou tho homoeo ¬

pathic highwayAll tho guide posts point in that

direction N Y Life

Give TJs a Boot

An Irishman on lauding for thofirst time on Chinese soil was soonsurrounded by natives who beganto chatter rathor a broken sort ofEnglish Pat who was quiok-tom-per-

was not long beforo ho aimedat one of them with a dish which hoseized from a shop close by AChinamans face was badly out andPat was soon brought before thoEnglish CoubuI Why havo youdono this demanded tho Consulto which Pat replied Ooh suretho ugly haythens spake broken En-glish

¬

and I gavo them broken chinain return But after all what hasthis to do with Jim Dodds Pantheonor the ever popular John and Harrydispensing the celebrated Enter-prise

¬

Beer to tho Marions men

BY POLICE AT CALLAOInquiry hero confirms tho sory com-

ing¬

from Lima to the effect that thoState Department lias lodged a de ¬

mand with the United States chargeof legation at Lima for the release oftho mato of tho Americau bark UncleJohn Ho whs nshoro on December10 last at Calluo and was arrested be¬

cause of hla constant demand for Rai ¬

nier Beer On tap or In bottles at theCriterion Saloon

iiIi

BUSINESS LOCALS

Domostio Sowing Machiuos LBKerr solo agent

Fishtail ferns for sale in quanti ¬

ties to suit Apply at this odlce

Ladlos Shirt Waists for 25 poutsBest Ginghams 18 yards for 100 atS N Sachs

Twonty fivo yards of UnbleachedCotton for Sl00 15 yards of WhitoCotton yard wide for 100 at NS Sachs

Historical Truths may bo hadat 827 King street if applied foroarly Although tho edition wasconsidered large enough for all de ¬

mands tho books aro already be-

coming¬

rathor scarce

Klinken Sio Drinkou SioBonk BeorTake mo mako moAuchor dearTwo drinks two chinksAnchor BoerPrattle SoattloBock Beor

If vou want a good wholesomestimulating and refreshing temper ¬

ance drink this warm weather callfor aaegg lemonade at tho EmpireSaloon It boats a cocktail hollowin thirst nppoasing and nutritivoqualities Willie Carlylo and JimmyOlds Jr havo studiod the mixicolaborical trick of making it to per¬

fection

From casks rotund tho mollowbrewOf Pabst springs perfect to tho

lightFor naturo suro and science true

Conspiro to brow it rightThe Royal and Pacific too

Supply this porfoot gemTho Cosmopolitan is not bohind

With cheeks which chango withthem

Scotch whisky has become one ofthe favorite bevorages in Honoluluduring tho last year The differentbusinoss houses havo competed tofind the very best brand Tho RoyalAnnex now claims to have importoda whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is the natno and the lettersstand for Tho Very Finest Thiswhisky will bo served exclusively atthe Royal Annex and connoisseurswill do well to step in and taato thoT V F

ffl LANCASTER

Professional HorseshoerHas Oponcd His Shojl at No 321 on King

Btrcot T 11 Murrays Promises

Horse Ownors will find It to their advan ¬

tage to patronize tho now shopwhoro tho best work is

Guaranteed

Telephone ISTo 57e437 tf

W II RIOKARD

General Business Agent

WILIi ATTEND TO

Conveyancing in All Its BranchesCollecting and All Business

Matters of Trust

All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and caroful attontlon

Ofllco Honokna Hninakun Hawaii

Benson ml Co

DRUGGISTS

Sort StreetHONOLULU H I

Hollister Drug Co

BRUGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

Ring up 811 if you havo anythingto say to Tub TNnitPKNnBNT

PERFECT HARNESS

For many years paBt wo havo earn ¬

ed tho reputation of making tho

vory boat HARNESS and Horse fit-

tings

¬

in tho Islands Our make and

all our supplies aro invariably reli-

able

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Our now patrous susiaiu tho

verdict Of tho old

O R COLLINS337 King Street near Nunanu

TRLKPIIONK mi

Win G Irwin CoLIMITKP

Wm O Iiwln President ManagerClans Sprcckels Vice PresidentW M Giflard Beoretary TreasurerIhco C Porter Auditor

SUGARFACTOKSAND

Commission AgentsAOEHTS OF TIIK

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run FrnnolRpn Int

Brace Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort St near King

BUILDING LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOB SALE

fgf- - Parties wishing to disposo of tlifilrPrnprHR iir InvltpM In null nn no

JUST RECEIVEDA NEW SHIPMENT OF

SCHLITZ BEER

In Quarts and Pints

SJF FOR SALE AT

II MCKFELD CO

152 SOLE AGENTS tf

Merchants Exchange

B I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nnuanu Streets

Choice liquorsAND

Fine Beers I

TELEPHONE 4111

Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu and Hotel Bts

William Oahlvlb - Manager

Ctioico Wines LiQuors airsHALF-AND-HAL- F ON DllAUQHT

Wieland Beor on DraughtNOW ON TAP

Ralnior in Bottles

Handmade Sour MashA HlKOIALTV

NOTICE

SUHBOKIHKUB AUK ilKBFEOTFULLYall eulwrlptlous tiro pay

ablo strictly In advance by Mir monthquarter or yearL TEBTA

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Vol IY II I MARCH 27 1897

ZE3IO FOR STOVESFor Wood or Goal

The Universal Stoves and Ranges--A Large Invoice Jiast to Hand

Tho Castings of this Factory aro bo far away superior to all other makesthat

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Ed TUE INDEPENDENT

We hear so much about annexa ¬

tion that I desire to put an oar intotho stream Would it not bo a finotimo just now to compel tho UnitedStatos to tnko us in Nothing wouldbo easier in my mind than com-

pelling¬

Uncle Sam to adopt us iutohis family How can it bo done Iroad in the Twinkler of last even ¬

ing that ono Frank Honeck whohad bnon exiled for life had roturnod on tho U S S Marion andthat he intended to como ashoreNothing could be oasior than tohave somo of our polico at tho boatlandiug whon ho arrives and assoon as ho places his foot on drylaud arrest him and put him in dur-

ance¬

vile and do not lot him com-

municate¬

with his friends or hisConsul History repeats itsolf youknow It would not bo long boforoUndo Sam would bo hoard fromand perhaps the U S S Marionwould land thoir mon and takechargo not only of Mr Houeck butof tho Hawaiian Islands as well Itwould bo well to arrest a few of thohead officials when thoy come to releaso Honeck Why dont thoy tryit on It will work all O K IfSlovens and Wiltzo wore only horeit would have been soon arraugod

Ready foji a ScnAr

Ed The Independent

Whonover the truth is laid baroregarding tho doviltry of Stevens inoverthrowing the Qovornmont ofthis country aud planting in itsstoad an armed oligarchy to satisfya small minority against tho will oftho people it at once sots in motiontho wrath of tho guilty ones whounder tho guns and pioteotion uStoveus robbed a truthful peopleof their nationality The Advortisorsays That tho Powers are satisfiedto allow the Hawaiian Islands toremain undor tho exolusivo controlof the United States Porhaps soMr Advertiser then again perhapsnot but for arguments Bake grant ¬

ed that the United Statos does con-

trol¬

theso islands What then is tohinder tho United States Government from undoing tho damuablowrong of Stoveus and call upon ourrighteous Queen Liliuokalaui toagain adoru tho throno of Hawaiiwith her royal prosenco thus restor-ing

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poaco prosperity and content-ment

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also respect for tho Govern-

ment¬

as of yore which this armodoligarchy can uovor commandThoro is no uso iu tho Advertiserman kicking against tho pricks asUncle Sams subject havo learnedtho true facts regarding the rottonstate of affairs in this arohipolagoaud also fool that thoy are respon ¬

sible for the disordored state ofaffairs hero Host assured Mr Ad-

vertiser¬

Her Majesty has withoutdoubt whispered into the willingears of tho loading men at Washing-ton

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tho wholesalo disfranchisingaud persecution of the HawaiiansShe will alto whisper to them howtho Hawaiians havo beon crowdedto tho wall in every possiblo mannerip order to force them to tako anoath to a government thoy dospisoand abhor And again sho willwhisper that two thirdB of thowhites who havo horotoforo stood inwith this Government aro heartlysick of tho whole business aud thatif a plobiscito was taken that out-side

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of tho family compact and thoirlickspittles this Government woul-dnt

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SATURDAY MARCH 27 1897

A DIFFER WITH A DIFFERENCE

It is roally refreshing to see theStar coming out ovory day as achampion of tho white mechanicand the St George which eventu-ally

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wants to slay the Japanese ser-

pent¬

Tho turncoats which ait highin the directorial chairs of our contemporaries should road tho files ofTnE Independent and tho files of thojournals now backing Mr Dole forcoin

We dear brother Star representthe moohanics laborers workingmen brown or white who justlyolamor against tho Asiatic oncroaohmont of these islands Wo knowenough however to opposo theidiotic and rash acts of our presentrulers who introduced Asiatic coolieshero in the faco of our pro ¬

tests and now protest againsttho Japaneso in tlio faco of thotroaties and laws made and agreedupon for tho purpose of filling theponkots of tho Star syndicate ThoStar represents tho people saystho renegade Britisher who nowabuses all and everything connectedwith the happy Hawaii nei fromwhich ho suckodhis honey TLoJapaneso treaty is ono of tho unfortunato legacies bequathed by theMonarchy to tho Republic braystho mau who used to writo columnsupon columns iu favor of tho treat ¬

ies which brought wealth andAsiatics into tho coffers of tho menwho hired his pen Leave Japanalone friend of tho Star and coasotho old business of making troublefor yourselves and tho island youdespise and bate1

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Poor Starl Tjje Independent callod it maudlin and now comes theAdvertisor calling it asinine Some ¬

body owes Denyor an apology

An American writor says that thegroatost mistako tho United StatesGovernment has evor made is theconferring upon foroignors the oleotivo franchise before they under ¬

stand tho lauguago and pnnoiplosof tho Constitution How does thisbear on the Hawaiian system

This is a curious little burgh A

tradesman sprinkling tho sidewalkand roadway this morning in frontof his store into which tho dust wasblowing in clouds was bUprmod bya Government official that if he did

- ii --iTniiiifii inirf i

it again ho would bo arrested Willtho Govornmoiit pny for his dam ¬

aged goods or send him an hourlyvisit of tho Sprinkler

A talented legal writer of thoUnited States claims that unrestrict ¬

ed manhood suffrage itiayovontuallybo tho causo of thn deitruotion oftho Republio of tho Unitod StatosUnder tho prosent Constitution andLaws of tho puny oligarchical Re ¬

public of Hawaii t hero is no fear ofits destruction bj manhood suffragefor the masses and moro especiallytho Hawaiian norm of tho soil willuover obtain it under their presentrulers who are hide bound iu selfiutorost

Mr E P Dole our Deputyhas cropped out as

n writor of light literature accord ¬

ing to au evening paper directedby tho man who ib an authority onlight literature A whole column

is dovotod to Mr Doles literary cap-ability

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and his works aro rocornmouded by prominent critics likeS B Dolo blood is thicker etcCaptain Apploton of Boston A S

Ilnrtweli O D Chase and othersThe famous author who during thopast year hnssmothorod his poeticalspirit in the vulgar prose of ourCourt proceedings but who accord-ing

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to rumor has now reloased histmuo inspired brain from tho thral-dom

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of the drudgory nud salarydrawing of tho Republic has pub-

lished¬

one briof we mean volumeof 250 phages and is ready with an ¬

other ono which wo trust will short-ly

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bo found on the counters of ournewsdealers A New York publish-ing

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linn has published a volumefrom tho pen of Mr E P Dolo ontitled Talks About Law Alaslthat no occasion has arisou iu Ha-

waii¬

to compliment the author onTalking Law while in tho employ

of tho taxpayers Tho new volumeis entitled Tho Standby We hopeit is dedicated to Sail ford B Dolo because the title would bo extremelyappropriate and exactly what thoPresident wants now

Even the common Japanese inHawaii aro becoming civilized andstand up for morality and decencyas shown by tho soduction chargebrought by a Japanose femaleagainst a Japinoao male iu ourcourts this morning When ovoutho Asiatic coolies get a touch ofmorality there aro hopes that someday our virtuous psnlm singingchurchgoers will wake from theirstupor and decline to tako tho HolyCommunion or listen to tho inter-pretation

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of the words of the Lordin His Houso in tho presence ofa moral lepor who surely shoilldstand boforo the bar of justice aswoll iB the ignorant Japaneso whountutored and without tho benefitof religion gave way to human pas-

sion¬

But some of our reverendgentlemeu still ting tho hymns oftho church preach forgiveness andcall a bestial vico an indiscretionVorily any man however rovorondhe may be who condones suoh auofTenso is laying himself opon to aohargo of boing an abettor aud ac-

cessory¬

and tho contempt of thocommunity should fall on tho headsof every defonder of tho porpotrator of au unspoakablo vice

It is safe to predict that wo willrocoivo information next Tuesdaythat there is war iu Europe and thatGroat Britaiu has opouly declaredhor alliance with Greeco Whateverovoutual results will bo no ono cantell Greece has tho sympathy ofall decent men iu hor war againsttho unspeakabloTurk aud althoughsmall aud poor alio has received thomost wonderful assurances andpractical assistance from the Greeksin all quarters of tho globe It maynot bo gonorally kuowu that therooxistH a groat national Groek organ ¬

ization tho members of whioh sub-

scribe¬

to a fund at tho rate of onofranc a month from the North Poloto tho South Polo from East toWest This fund handod over120u0000 francs to the Groek Govorumout as soon as tho nows of thorupture with Turkey was knownOld Averof tho millionaire bnnkor

of Alexandria immediately sent 20000000 francs in gold to the nationalfund aud Europe applauded tho pa-

triotism¬

of this old man who wasborn in Macodouia and has uoverjot set a foot on the soil of tho king ¬

dom of Greece tho land ho lovo sowell Volunteers from the higuostsocial classes in Europe aro hasten ¬

ing on to Greece and tho world mayagain soo somothing equal to thomotley crew of horoes who madohistory novor to bn forgotten atNavariuo a fow decades ago Oaroful and conservative has tho King ofGreece shown himself duriug hislung reigu over a turbulent nationNow ho hbs thrown down tho gaunt-let

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and no Prince of Denmark everrefused to tako the consequences ofa deliberate woll considered aot

Tho advantage of au arbitrationtroaty between the Unitod Statesand Great Britaiu aro clearly sotforth iu tho following condensationof thoughts taken from a Californiajournal

Tho adoption of tho treaty willgivo reasonable assurance againstwar ovHr petty caures Tho warcloud will have to be pretty dark toattract much attention in eithercountry Thore will bo none ofthose suddou fluctuations in nationalsecuritios that in tho past have at ¬

tended international controversiesThero will be no point short of anattack upon national honor at whicheither nation will think it mustfight The mere fact that a tribunalexists which will give calm and im-partial

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consideration to both sideslo a controversy will keep hot bloodfrom reaching the boiling point Iuboth countries tho most t ulightonedpublic opiniou will range itself onthe side of tho treoty Whilo every ¬

body agreoa that au appeal to forceis a last resort and -- ono which anation may bo justified in makingthe folly of war talk over smallgrievances is admittod As au ex¬

perienced school teacher once saidho never expected to whip a pupilbut ho thought it a good plan tokeep a birch whom ho could layhands on it

CORRESPONDENCE

Tho Infalliblo Man of Molokai

Ed The Independent

Hero is the record of the infalli-blo

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Moyor to date aud plenty moroto follow

Bogus school agontKauuakakai school house ruinedFake post ofllco at KauuakakaiMiserable service for salaries re-

ceived¬

Solfish and unjust dotoutiou oftho Mokolii

This is not a bad record for au in-

fallible¬

manHow aro tho mighty fallen

Auoimm UnbelieverKamalo Molokai

Tho Infalliblo Man of Molokai

Ed The Independent

For tho first timb sinco tho delugotho Infalliblo Meyer hos got a moveon himself and at last has found hisway to tho mud buried Kaunakakaischool house

Ho bullied and abused the teaoherand told him ho was not rootodthero and also told him he shouldhavo roported it before I predict-ed

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all this in my lottor in yourpaper of February Bth 1897 Thoold hypocrite is tryiug to put hisown neglect on tho back of thotoachor who has spoken until hewas hoarse Tho school houso hasboon going to ruin for G years andwhen I suggested that tho InfallibloMeyer noglectod his duties and alsonovor visited any Molokai schoolsKupa Hawaii or Hunona says

Moyor or Makuahonowai haRbeen in oflico from tho timo of thoark and therefore cau do no wrongis Infalliblo

Mr Editor the whole affair is

shamoful shows tho unfitness of theInfallible Mau for his position andthat ho is truly Infallible and firmlyanchored by his pull at court

Wm T CallowWaiolua Molokai March 2G 1897

She 1 am qulto suro you hadhad too much champagne when youcalled on mo yosterday aftornoonHo Yos I thought Id just lookround to day to see if I was engagedto you

Tho Ethlco of Protoction

It is conceded by ovory ono thatit is tho duty of tho Government to

prevent the invasiou of tho countryby objoctiouablo person and dis ¬

eases from other countries Wo objoot to suoh intrusion booaute itwould bo hurtful to us Thero is

nothing in common botweon tho pur-

pose¬

of our political and social esta ¬

blishments and whatover is at warwith thoir object Thoroforo what ¬

ever measures may bo required toprotect them against thoir onomiestho Government is bound to adoptbsoauso tho Government is tho ox

prossion of tho will of the peoplocollootively That is to say thoGovornment is tho power and thowill of tho pooplo centralized andits authority may bo diminished orincreased at tho pleasure of tho peo-

ple¬

Tho purpose of tlio Declarationof Iudepondonco of July i 1776 wasto enable tho people to better pro-

tect¬

themselves aganisb iuvadors ofwhat thoy concoived to bo their na-

tural¬

rights and a Government wasformed that thero might bo a unionof effort under well defined regula-tions

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If it is tho duty of a peoplo to dovise ways and menus to prevent thoinvasiou of their homos by men whosoproduce would be harmful to thomoral sense and tho invasion of theirhomes by diseases that would bo

harmful iu a physical sense how is

it that some will say that tho rightto oxclude thoso things which under-mine

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tho homo aud dostroy tho pro-

duct¬

of labor doos not obtain in tholaw of solf presorvation whioh per-

mits¬

tho erection of barriers againstmoral and physical disease If theright obtains in the first instance itsurely does iu tho second All knowwhat protection against vicious char- -

actors aud diseases is for but itappears thoro aro some who cauuotseo that thero is an intimate relationbetweon tho consequouce attondingintrusion of hurtful sooial and phy-sical

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nDomies and thoso intrusionsdespoil tho product of labor

The expanding productiveness ofthe peoplo of tho Oriont is reachingthis way When tho sons of Chinaand Japan begau to pour iuto thocountry we thought littlo of it Wonow know to our sorrow what a mis ¬

take wo made iu allowing this inva-

sion¬

in Buch droves But wo are bo ¬

ing confronted by an iuvasiou of allour industrial markets by the pro-

duct¬

of the labor of a peoplo who arejust omorging from primitivo waysbut whoso cunning is quick to seotho advantage to them which lies iuour improved maohiuery when com-

bined¬

with their theory that G to 20cents for a day of twolvo hours workis munificent compensation AlreadyChina and Japan aro counting upona market in foreign lands that shallmake them tho industrial nationB oftho world because no nation whoxooperatives are not satisfied with acup of rice a day for food and a fow

cents a day for wages could competowith them in an open market Thenlot us closo our markots

The peoplo of thn United Statesshould not lose sight of tho ethicalside of tho question of tho invasion ofour country by those antagonistictrado and social iufiuouces Protec ¬

tion to our mills and factories andfarms aud labor is not all thero is ofprotection If our industries haveto yield to tho attacks of foreiguindustrial onterprises and be placedon a party with thorn wo may be eurothat our maguificout freo sohool sys ¬

tem our church facilities and oursocial and homo life will have to yieldalso that wo may conform iu allthings to a power that wo havo per ¬

mitted to domiuato us Thoro is nocomparison botwoou tho standard ofliving among tho working pooplo oftho United Statos and tho cheaplabor oouutrios of tho world A cupof rico and 5 to 20 cents a day is notour way of living but if we havo tocompeto with pooplo who do livethat way shall wo not have to con ¬

form to their ways and mothodsS F Bulletin

Two Gormaiis havo takon out a patout for tho inoculation of tho soilwith baotorla for the cultivation ofplants

ropieHonolulu March 27 1897

Bath Bathos BubblesWhether or not our ambitions

havo flouted liko BUBBLES ONTHE WANTON AIR wo aroHardware men and avo doul inOils lubricants and other greasyand oloaginous materials buthfthorto wo havo not embarkedon a soapy caroor but as cloanliness is next to Godliness andas great bargains nro tho main-springs

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of this economic ago wo

havo closed a BIG SOAP DEALwhich enables us to supply toall a cleansing matorial unsur¬

passed after handling our othoroloaginous goods and at tholowest prices as you will soo bystudying our list of tho FAMOUSCOLGATE SOAPS

Wo oilbr you a splendid assort ¬

ment for tho toilot tho bath orfor sanitary purposes Look attno selections and tho prices

CASHMERE BOUQUET andJOOKEY OLUB 35c a cako

GLYCERINE ROSADOREand HONEY 20c a cako

RICO and CASTILE 10c acako

SUPERFINE DEMULCENTSHAVING 10c- - a cako

Tho Ilanling and cloansingOUTICURA 20c a cako andlastly but not loast that magnificent bathandshampooing soapMEDICATED TAR tho wondor of tho age at 15c a cakoBeat tho prices if you can

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ELECTION OF OFFICERS

A MEETING OP THK SHAREAT holders of tha Ilul Kalcpa Hooknnnoono Hawaii Jtcl held on tlio 2ndday ol Muruli I87 the following Olllcorswero duly elected to servo ono year fromsaid dato

8 K Maknknn PresidentJ M Koilolm Ylce 1iOtldcntD V Kelitnkumoku BeorotaryJ I Kiknlil TreasurerJ K Kanllit Auditor8 K Kaloa Manager

DIrectors A Kniilla V K NalialauDK ICaeMo

D W KELIIOKAMOKUSecretary of tlio II in Kalcpa Hookuonoono

Hawaii Ud K5 lt oaw

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MARIA FAU8TINODated Honolulu Mnroh 20 18D7

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SHIPPING NEWS

ArrivalsFriday Murch 20

0 A S 8 Warrimoo Whlto from tho Colo ¬

nies --

Am lik Matilda McKenzIc from PugotBound

Sathmiay March 27

Stmr Noenu Pcdcrson from KnunlStmr Knunl Uruhn from Knunl portsBtmr J nines Mnkoo Tullott from KnunlHtmr wainieaio rnrKcr itom lvnuniBtmr Mokolll Nellsoti

Ioktl mid lanalfrom Lnhntna Mo- -

DeparturesFntiiAY Mnrcli 27

Stmr KJnan Olark for Mnul and Hawaiint in n in

Batuiway March 200 A 8 8 Wnrrlmoo Whlto for Vlctorln and

VHiioouvor

Vossola Iioavlnp MondayStmr Noenu loderaon forKllauea nt 3 p niBtmr laa Mnkoo Tullott for Knpnn nt 4

p mSlmr Mokolll Andrews for Until Molokai

and Lnnnt nt 5 p mStmr Knunl llrulmfor Mnkawcll Walmrn

and Kkarn at 4 p mBtmr Wnlxlonlo Purknr for Kilnuen

Knllhlwat and Hannlel nt t p m

PassengersARHIVM8

From Ihu Colonies per 0 A S 8 Wnrrltnoo Miiroh 20 0 A MoDowoll nnd W TWilliams

DErARTURES

For Mnul nnd Ilnmtll por stmr KlnnuMarch 90 For Volcano J II Irving Wnypojta Miss Ah Boy Aim Mm 1 L Carternnd daughter J VVnkelleld G F Llttlo J THiggins Mrs llnrdy Miss Harrison ilMoUorrlbtou Mrs Suwcrt Oiiptnln Hoss FNortlirnp It F Ling Mls Forliov MrsMachodu Miss Aliin W K Bltns 1 MorisMoMnhon W 8 Wiso O II Kleugol Ij AAndr ws nnd nbout GO deck

Infallible Items from Molokal

What tho pooplo aro sayingThat tho scholars aud tooehors at

Kauuakakai school amuse them ¬

selves catching fish from tho schoolhouso windows

That the Infallible is raging likea roaring lion

That tho Island of Molokai isshaking with infallible laughter

That tho Infallible aud his sonnyin law started in both at ouco tochow up a cortain Molokai man

They got left Then tho Infalli-ble

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armod himself with tho jibboomof the Mokolii and sonny-in-la-

took tho smoke stack and even thenthat man came out smiling Thouthe family cried Auwnl

That Kupa Hawaii finds thomanufacture of iufalliblo taffy doesnot pay

That Kupa Hawaii can bo soondaily studying tho parablo of thojurapiug flea

That Kupa Hawaiis legs arevery useful for hopping as lator onho will bo hopping mad

That there is no place liko Kamalo for whitewash it sticks firmcovers tho surfaoo and ovon coversovor official sins

That Tiik Independent is tho onlypaper worth reading

A Ohineso Oook at Work

A well known correspondent suggests that tho following facts ofwhich he was an oyo witness are tooappetising to be ignored Ho says

I was standing outside of thokitchen window waiting for one of

tho raou at work to como out and as

I had nothing to do curiositypromptod mo to take a look intotho kitchen whioh was a model of

cloanlinoss and noatness Every-

thing¬

was in applo pie orderThe Ohinoso cook was making a

pio oruat Aftor rolling it out totho roquired size and thiokness ho

proceeded to place it neatly on thotop of the ingredients in tho dishAs it overhung tho odgos about a

half or three quarters of an inch ho

lifted tho dish to his mouth andnibblod off very noatly and artistic-

ally¬

tho superfluous paste Thishaving boon satisfactorily done hoprocoodod to fill his mouth withwater aftor tho fashion of lauudrymon and drow a dolicato spray ofmouthly dow ovor it smiled com ¬

placently and placed in tho ovonHe was tho favorite family cookWhat tho eyeB do not see

Y M O A

hi BuyBo you

Prattlo

know tho storyof Osoar Wilde

Sd Boy Woll what do jou wantto talk about him for whon wo havo

one right hero iu HonoluluDoes this boy know what ho is

talking about

LDOAI AND GENEtlAU NEWS

Bind concort at Emma SquareIbis nftoruoon -

Whooler Wilson Sowing Machinos L Ji Kerr solo agent

Turkey dinner at JuauCamanehosNow Market ltestnuraut to morrow

Flntinolottes 1G yards for SI 00Victoria Lawns GO conts a ploco atN S Sachs

Dont fail to visit Sachs store andsee tho startling bargains that areoffered

Iter II W Pock preaches at the0130 gospol mooting of tho Y M OA to morrow

Uuomployed Citizens Guard monare being used as guards at theQuarantine Station

Harry Ingham renders a boll soloat the Makuo Islaud concert to ¬

morrow afternoon

The lumber imports for tho weekiucludod 1331805 foot aud 18187packages and 100000 shingles

ller Dr Hydes Biblo Class foryoung mon jneuts at tho Y M C Aat 1 ocloclTto morrow afternoon

The St Louis College and Lisbonbaseball clubs have a game thisafternoon at the baoball grounds

Crickot practice at tho Barracksgrounds this afternoon Sides maybe arranged if enough players turnout

llagey Social Club meeting thisevening Members aro requested todovoto a few minutes to pressingbusiuess

If you want to join a watch clubjoin tho Wattham Watch Club Ithas tho host Corner Fort and Mer ¬

chant streets

The weeks exports of sugar forSan Francisco aud Now Yorkamounted to 178588 bags of thevalue of 5015105

Tho annual missionary sermon oftho Methodist Episcopal Churchwill be preached by Rev Dr M OHarris to morrow morning

Tho baud coucert at tho Park to-

morrow¬

afternoon includes some ex ¬

cellent numberr among themBishops Bid mo discourse

The Independent was shown thismorning a splomtid specimen of nCalifornia navel orange grown on J11 Holt Jr placo at Makaha Waianao

Privates Goorgo Macy Reynoldsand Westoboy have beon appointedthe lliuh Jinks Committee for Com ¬

pany Ds entertainment on Fridaynext

Trotting sulkies are now built iusuch a mnuuer that they can be tilt ¬

ed when in use on tho track andbrought back to au upright positionlor road use

Tho Daughters of Rebokah had avery pleasant timo of it at thoir

Hani Times party last eveningMrs John Neil wou tho ladies prizeand Mr W E Wall tho gontlemans

Mrs George Allen who under ¬

went au operation at the QueeusHospital last Monday is improvingrapidly Drs Cooper and Raymondare iu tittoiulnueo on tue young lauy

A Japanese woman nppoarod intho District Court this moruiug proscouting a countryman alleged to boiruiltv of seduction of tho plaiutiffThe caso was postponed till nextwoek

Tho Shimizu aud Gallagher casesin rogard to tho importation of Japnneso wore callod in tho DistrictCourt this morning and n furthorpostponement was granted untilApril 1st

Tho Executive Committee of thoHonolulu Cricket Club aro request ¬

ed to moot at tho Arlington Parlorson Tuesday evening uext to con-

sider¬

propositions for a permanentoncltot ground

Othollo Williams a nativo boy intho employ of Wm Larson theoxprossmau was arrested this morningon a charge of rapo Tho youngfollow plead guilty iu tho DistrictCourt this morning nnd was com ¬

mitted for trialv Company E in tho threo monshoot yesterday defeated CompanyF bv a Boore of 039 to G32 Es teamconsisted of Oapt Coyne SergeantMore and Private OConnor OaptCoyno led with 223 Fs team wereLieut Ludwig Corporal Johueouaud Privato nannowald LioutLudwig led with 21

Tho coucert at KaumakapiliChurch this overling will be a rarotreat for lovers of good music nsrendered by our school studontsand the trausiont visitor will havo afavorable opportunity of judgingtho musical abilities of tho Hawai ¬

ian race nided by auoh kindlyfriends as Miss Olymor and othors

XX I 1141 ItShe Comes and Goes

The R M S Warrimoo Whitecommandor docked about 330 yentorday afternoon and sailod againfor Vaucouvor about 1 oclock thismorning Sho made a 1 1 days runfrom Sydney Following is tho ro

port kindly furnished by tho purserTho R M S Warrimoo W E WhiteR N R commander loft Sydnoy onMarch 12 at 630 p m and hadlight winds to Suva with finowoathor reaching that port onMarch 18 at 0 a ui Left thoro thosame day aud cleared Fiji groupnext morning nt 1 a in and passedAlofa Island buuio afternoon at 1

p m Experienced light winds tothe equator which was crossed ontho afteruoou of March 21 PassedR M S Miowora on March 23 at 1

a tn From oquator to arrival metwith strong northeast trades andhead soas which havo retardedships progress considerably Shobrought as passongors for this portC A McDowell and W T WilliamB

Oorbott Arrosted

W D Corbott was arrosted thismorning by Marshal Brown on acharge of violating Chapter XIIISection 11 of tho Penal Code Cor-

bott¬

who was recently Secretary ofthe Y M O A and who a few daysago reiguod from his office us man ¬

ager of the Ico Works was lockedup at tho Police Station No bailwas forthcoming as this papor goesto pross

Hairy Pooplo of Yesso

Tho ouly known race of hairy hu ¬

man being reside on the island ofYohw adjoining Japan They aroabout 100000 in number and areknown to tho Japanese as tho Mosino or all hairy people Tho wo ¬

men as well as the men have tho entiro body covered with a profusoandremarkable growth of hair tho onlyexception being that tho faces of thowomen aro bare but usually stainedso as to resemble tho beards of thomales

J T Waterhouse

Stock taking moans a lot of

work a lot of digging out in

tho corners Wo havo boon ut

it for two wcoks aud only half

done another fortnight will sot- -

tlo it -

Tho delving moans finding

good goods slowod away in dark

cornors Now wo aro bringing

tuoni out into tho sunlight whoro

thoy mny bo soon Tho prico

of most goods brought out by

tho stock tttking is a third loss

than boforc short piccos rom

nants of from four to a dozon

yards go to you at half cost

Tho bargain counter is piled up

with them Good quality ovory

one and in most instances

doublo valuo You cant afford

to Miss tho opportunity wo

dont intond to lot you Tho

salo of a remnant moans tho

salo of something olso This is

a trado socrot but our cubtomors

have our confidonco

Bargain days will not last for

ovor its tho romnants that make

thorn and you must grasp tho

opportunity as it fiios Dross

patterns in ovory yarioty aro on

tho counter

J TQUEEN STREET

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIRE AND MARINE

Established 1S50 Capital 1000000Insurance effected on Buildings Good Ships and Morchandiso

Insurance Company of North AmericaOf Philadelphia To

Founded J7S Cash Capital 8000000Oldest Firo Insurance Company in the United StatesLosses paid since organization over - 90000000

SfF For lowest rates apply toJEzL X jCDSjHj

Goneral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

3gWDIMOND5L0TS MD ST0NE

Tho plated spoons and forksmade by the Holmes EdwardsSilver Company cannot bo dis-

tinguished¬

from solid silver ex-

cept¬

in weight Tho patternsaro idonticul with tho solidgoods and tho bowls and handlesaro roinforced with sterling sil ¬

ver so that thoso pails of thospoons which como in contactwith tho table aro woll protectedand will last as long as solidwore Every pioco sold by us isguaranteed by tho manufacturersby this certificate

Wo guarantee these goods inordinary family sorvico to wearTwouty fivo Years aud in hotelsfrom Ten to Fifteen Years Woalso agree to accopt as half paymeut such goods as show wear during next five years after the term ofguarantee if otherwise in goodorder

In buying these inlaid goodsyou practically havo tho uso ofthem for thirty years at halfwhat you originally pay forthorn No other manufacturercan nfford to do this

We boliovo wo havo the largeststock of cutlery in Honoluluand it is from tho best Englishand Amorican manufacturersthoy make good knives in thoUnited States and our pricesaro low Tho best makers arousing grained colluloid as a substituto for ivory handles and thoeffect is vory protty Bonohandles turn jollow tho celluloid imitations do not Thoprico is in favor of bono handlesif choapnoss is tho object

Medium knives bono handlesl75 a dozen with colluloid 0

Dessort ivory handles 575bono 425 Rogors Englishknives bono handlo 350 Dessort 3 Platod knives 250 and275 Largo assortment of

carvors from 1 to 27 por sot

VcfcU 4

Lomarchnnds bonoloss sar ¬

dines go woll at lunch wovohad such a continuous run onthorn that wo havo been forcedto duplicnto our last largo ordorOur prosont stock may not lastuntil tho next arrives

Tho whole world boasts of thojams prosorves and pickles putup by Orosso Blackwoll andJ T Morton Our stock con-

tains¬

ovorything put up by thosowoll known firms Tho last lotarrived by tho Routonbock andaro absolutoly fresh

AVo havo goods from thoPronch factories that commondthomselvos Lomarchnnds highgrade mackerel in oil is ono ofthorn Thoso aro tinnod in thosamo manner as his famous sar- -

dinos and aro a raro dolicaoy

LEWIS COFort Stroet GKOOERS Tel 210

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NOTICE

TOTIOE IS IIEKEUY dLVEN THATL the tindorslgued lias prohibited nilporsons trespassing on tlm lands of Poopulupnlu Kupunn Kuiikoa Iohnkupunnd Kenlnhewn nt the Gululi of NVuimaluKwii Ouliu without permission from himAnyono found horeuftor on tald premiseswill be prosecuted- - according to law

KWMw DAVID M KUPIHEA

AKThi

FOR SALELOTH KAOII GOxlCO VKKT BACK

of kniiifhnmtlm liovs Bi hoc 1 nndfacing Knlllii Iluad sultnbloforrisidcnces

STONE FOR BALLAST OR FOUNDATIONS

In qunnlitles to suit

r-- For terms nnd partlnulars applyto ADHAHAM FERNANDEZ

Or tO If CfKNANDBOlllco No 208 Morchnnt Street Cnmpbell

Uloi krtnrof J O Carters ottlcoTelophouo 2B0 495 tf

Iu Resptms8To Several Iuq dries Why tho

DPalama Q roceryDont Keep HOESE FEED

H 0 UANNON Is plens d to slnte thnt hoIs now rropnrcd to supply

HAY awl GRAIN OF SMPKUIOUQUALITY

And hopes bv cIvIiik Honest Wplpht nt thoUWKST IOSIBLK KATES to

merit n Slinro of iublioPatronage

ALSO

FAT SALMON PALMON HELLIESTONGUE nnd SOUND MAOKEltEL

nud PIQH FEKT byKltorbliiBloFishtfSP TKLElHONE 765 Every Time i a

337 Opposlto Hallway Depot tf

Hew Market Restaurant80S Merchant Street near AInkcn

JUAN COMANCHO Prop

Ills tiiblo oxcels any In HonoluluCnter for Hall Dinners

Weddings and Picnic Parties

POULTRYSeveral times a week

TUHKEY DINNEK ON SUNDAYS

OrcK Daily tnou a m to 8 r u08 3m

HAWAIIAN SOAP

IR HEREBY GIVEN TO THENOTICE People thatnll Bonn maimfa turcd end KM by tho Honolulu SoapWorks Co hns mnrked on each piece asfollows

Hon lulu Emp Works CoM y McChosiioy it Sons

Mnny Honolulu Mcrchinls are ImportingCtillfonIi Soip and hnvlig it marked

Honolulu Soap and Hnwalian doapTitko no soap unless our name is on eachP CCM W McOHESNEY SONS

531 lm AgontjV

SAVINGS BANK NOTICE

Notice is hereby givon to Deposit ¬

ors iu tho Savings Department ofJlnus Sprockets Gos Bnnlc thaton and nftT April 1 1897 all Inter-est

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on thoir deposits will censeSaviuRs Dopositorn may withdraw

thoir accounts nithout giving pre-vious

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notice or they may loave samoiu our Bank on call

CLAUS SPRECKELS COHonolulu Fob 17 1857

ELECTION OF OFFICERS

THE ANNUAL MERTINQ OVAT Stockholders of tho Inter IslandStoam Navigation Oou puny Ld holdtub day tho following Ulllrcrs end Direc-tors

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were tlcetod for tho ensuing year j

W li Godfrey President1 Ena Vlco PrcsldontN E Gedpo HecretnryJ L MoLoan Treai nrerT W Jlobron Auditor

Wreitors W 11 Godfrey J Ena G NWilcox A B Wilcox W 0 Smith F ASohnefer K Bahr

N E GEDGESecretary I I S N Co Ld

Honolulu H I Maruh 0 1S97627 y

III

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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of ilia Finest

Musical Instruments

Autonarps Guitars Violins Etc

Alio a new Involco of tho Celebrated

Westerineyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

climate second to nono

MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho Instyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Ameri-can

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Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE rMCES

Ed HOFFSOHLAEQEIt CO

Corner King Bethel Stroots

T B MURRAY321 323 King Street

The Leading

Carriage and

Wagon Manufacturer

ALL MATERIALS OK HAND

Will furnish everything nutslclo steamboats and boilers

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

TICLKPHONK 572 --wa

iKLEmoNK C07 P O Box 32L

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuildejAND KEPAIBER

Blacksmithing in all Its Brandies

Orders from the other IslandB in BuildingTrimming Painting Etc Etc

promptly attended to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorBuccessor to G West

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KINO BTKEET

G J v7allkb - Manaukr

Wholesale andHotail

BUTCHERSAMD

Navy Contractors

Hawaiian GrownOysters

Tho abovo dolicaoy jjn now beprocured in such quantities as re-

quired¬

upon leaving orders with

H E Mclntyre Bro397 tf

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removed his Plumbing Business from

King street to tho premises on

Hotel 3treetFnrmnrly occupied by

Vlr IlllvWnmn

VMWMOSHU

Oceanic Steamship Co

AmlralM Bail Semen

For San FranciscoTho Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

MOANAOf the Occanlo Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

--April 1stAnd will leavo for tho obove port withMalls and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine Al Stcol Steamship

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company tvlllbo duo at Honolulu from Ban Francisco onor about

April StitvAnd will have prompt despatch with Mallsand Pis ongcrs for the above ports

Thu undersigned are now preparedto issuo

Through Tickets to All Points In tho

United States

DX For further particulars regardingFreight and Passage apply to

Wm 0 IRWIN CO LdGeneral Agents

Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOOALLINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Leavo Honolulu

from S F for B FMarch SO April 7April 27 MayGMoy 25i Juno 2June 22 Juno 30July 20 July 28Aug 17 Aug25Koptll Sopt22Oct 12 Oct 20NovO Nov 17Dec 7 Deo 15

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco

for BydnoyArrive Honolulu

Mariposa Apr 8 07Moans May 0 1897Alameda June 3 07Mitrlposa July 1 07Moana July 20 1S07Alameda Aug 20 07Mariposa Sept 207Moana Oct 21 1M7Alameda Nov 18 07

From Sydnoy forSan Francisco

Lemc HonoluluI Moana Apr 1 1K07I Alaioda Apr20 07I Mariposa May 27 07I Moana June 21 07I AlamcdaJuly2207MarlnosaAnc 10 07Moana Sept 10 07AlnmodaOctltOMariposa Nov 11 07Moana Dec 0 1S07

THOS LINDSAY

JewelerIS PItEPAIlED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll kinds of Jewolry

FIBSI OIiASS WOBK ONLY

000 Lovo Building Fort St tf

KA NOEAU 0 HAWAII

HAWAIIAN HAND MADE

Fancy Work and Dressmaking

PARLOES

101 West King Strcot near Lililia147 tf

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryDread Plut Cakes of all kinds fresh

every day

Fresh Ico Cioniu mada of tho Best Woodlawn Cream in all Flavors

The finest Home mado Confectionery17S U

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A ir ctxaily HotolT KUOUBE Prop

Per Day S 200Por Weok 1200

BPEOIAL MONTHLY ItATBB

Tli pi HeHt of Attendance the Best BItuatlonnrl t KM In llv

Horn or Al

The NnwEnglaud Medical Month-ly

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iu auswor to a statement in Lifescolumns asks

By tho way does Life reallykuow of any surgton who removesthe appendix on gjnoral principles

Life doosDr of New York thau

whom no allopath in this uity isoftenor named in this connectionadvocatea tho romoval of tho appondix from children when fiftoeu daysold

Dr one of tho most swol ¬

len of swell old school doctors inthis city was rocontly operating boforo students Ho was at work iuthe abdominal cavity Coming totho appendix ho said This is ofno use to the patient it may bo ofharm While wo aro hore we mightas well remove it and insure againstfuture trouble It was perfectlyhealthy Ho romoved it

The joke of it is that during allthis reign of blood and torror thohomoeopaths it appears havo beenquietly treating it appeudicitiBmedicinally seldom operating andrarely losing a caso

Just how rarely is not statedbut we will supply tho informationby saying that the proportion offatal cases under any sort of medicaltreatment has been shown to besomething over 25 percent fromcauses which cannot be roachedby medical treatment concretionstuberculosis empyema abscess etcTho death rate of appendicitis underthu best surgical treatment has beenshown to be less than 1 percent oralmost no death rate at all

Lack of space prevents our in ¬

dulgence in lengthy details but wewill mention one homcoopath whohas practiced in this city tweutyfivo years seeing his duo share ofappendicitis cases in his owu prac-tice

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besides thoso brought to hisnotice by fellow practitioners hebeing a surgeon with collego andhospital standing Ho has neverlost a caso and never failed to euroa case whether primary or recur ¬

rent with strict homoeopathic pre-scribing

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Other vetoraus tell the same storyOccasionally at very long iutorvalsa patient is lost The percontagnof death among these homoeopathsis not 25 percent one quartor of 1

percent would bo a liberal estimateWo rogrot that our osteomed con-

temporary¬

should give away thoallopath in this thoughtless mannerbut that 25 percent must refer toprautico othor than homoeopathic

By tho way whore shall we tabulate the cases mentioned every dayin tho daily press of eminent menwho aro operated upon and dio in aday or two Probably not includedin the loss than 1 porcent

While not the advocate of anyschool Life is still unable to rosisttho belief that those who aro reallyattaohod to thoir appondix in anyseme will find the safest and mostcomfortable traveling ou tho homoeo ¬

pathic highwayAll tho guide posts point in that

direction N Y Life

Give TJs a Boot

An Irishman on lauding for thofirst time on Chinese soil was soonsurrounded by natives who beganto chatter rathor a broken sort ofEnglish Pat who was quiok-tom-per-

was not long beforo ho aimedat one of them with a dish which hoseized from a shop close by AChinamans face was badly out andPat was soon brought before thoEnglish CoubuI Why havo youdono this demanded tho Consulto which Pat replied Ooh suretho ugly haythens spake broken En-glish

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and I gavo them broken chinain return But after all what hasthis to do with Jim Dodds Pantheonor the ever popular John and Harrydispensing the celebrated Enter-prise

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Beer to tho Marions men

BY POLICE AT CALLAOInquiry hero confirms tho sory com-

ing¬

from Lima to the effect that thoState Department lias lodged a de ¬

mand with the United States chargeof legation at Lima for the release oftho mato of tho Americau bark UncleJohn Ho whs nshoro on December10 last at Calluo and was arrested be¬

cause of hla constant demand for Rai ¬

nier Beer On tap or In bottles at theCriterion Saloon

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BUSINESS LOCALS

Domostio Sowing Machiuos LBKerr solo agent

Fishtail ferns for sale in quanti ¬

ties to suit Apply at this odlce

Ladlos Shirt Waists for 25 poutsBest Ginghams 18 yards for 100 atS N Sachs

Twonty fivo yards of UnbleachedCotton for Sl00 15 yards of WhitoCotton yard wide for 100 at NS Sachs

Historical Truths may bo hadat 827 King street if applied foroarly Although tho edition wasconsidered large enough for all de ¬

mands tho books aro already be-

coming¬

rathor scarce

Klinken Sio Drinkou SioBonk BeorTake mo mako moAuchor dearTwo drinks two chinksAnchor BoerPrattle SoattloBock Beor

If vou want a good wholesomestimulating and refreshing temper ¬

ance drink this warm weather callfor aaegg lemonade at tho EmpireSaloon It boats a cocktail hollowin thirst nppoasing and nutritivoqualities Willie Carlylo and JimmyOlds Jr havo studiod the mixicolaborical trick of making it to per¬

fection

From casks rotund tho mollowbrewOf Pabst springs perfect to tho

lightFor naturo suro and science true

Conspiro to brow it rightThe Royal and Pacific too

Supply this porfoot gemTho Cosmopolitan is not bohind

With cheeks which chango withthem

Scotch whisky has become one ofthe favorite bevorages in Honoluluduring tho last year The differentbusinoss houses havo competed tofind the very best brand Tho RoyalAnnex now claims to have importoda whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is the natno and the lettersstand for Tho Very Finest Thiswhisky will bo served exclusively atthe Royal Annex and connoisseurswill do well to step in and taato thoT V F

ffl LANCASTER

Professional HorseshoerHas Oponcd His Shojl at No 321 on King

Btrcot T 11 Murrays Promises

Horse Ownors will find It to their advan ¬

tage to patronize tho now shopwhoro tho best work is

Guaranteed

Telephone ISTo 57e437 tf

W II RIOKARD

General Business Agent

WILIi ATTEND TO

Conveyancing in All Its BranchesCollecting and All Business

Matters of Trust

All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and caroful attontlon

Ofllco Honokna Hninakun Hawaii

Benson ml Co

DRUGGISTS

Sort StreetHONOLULU H I

Hollister Drug Co

BRUGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

Ring up 811 if you havo anythingto say to Tub TNnitPKNnBNT

PERFECT HARNESS

For many years paBt wo havo earn ¬

ed tho reputation of making tho

vory boat HARNESS and Horse fit-

tings

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in tho Islands Our make and

all our supplies aro invariably reli-

able

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Our now patrous susiaiu tho

verdict Of tho old

O R COLLINS337 King Street near Nunanu

TRLKPIIONK mi

Win G Irwin CoLIMITKP

Wm O Iiwln President ManagerClans Sprcckels Vice PresidentW M Giflard Beoretary TreasurerIhco C Porter Auditor

SUGARFACTOKSAND

Commission AgentsAOEHTS OF TIIK

Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run FrnnolRpn Int

Brace Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort St near King

BUILDING LOTS

HOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOB SALE

fgf- - Parties wishing to disposo of tlifilrPrnprHR iir InvltpM In null nn no

JUST RECEIVEDA NEW SHIPMENT OF

SCHLITZ BEER

In Quarts and Pints

SJF FOR SALE AT

II MCKFELD CO

152 SOLE AGENTS tf

Merchants Exchange

B I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nnuanu Streets

Choice liquorsAND

Fine Beers I

TELEPHONE 4111

Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu and Hotel Bts

William Oahlvlb - Manager

Ctioico Wines LiQuors airsHALF-AND-HAL- F ON DllAUQHT

Wieland Beor on DraughtNOW ON TAP

Ralnior in Bottles

Handmade Sour MashA HlKOIALTV

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SUHBOKIHKUB AUK ilKBFEOTFULLYall eulwrlptlous tiro pay

ablo strictly In advance by Mir monthquarter or yearL TEBTA

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