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5OGts.Month.Vol. ZEE, No. 301 Honolulu, IJluday, September 4z, 1S94:. Pei--

IS PUBLISHED

Every AfternoonEXCEPT SUNDAY BY TILE

I

Holoaws, Publishing Go. j

At King St (Thomas block),Honolulu, H. 1.

SDBSOHIPHOK, jnrHonth, 50Cts.

The paper is delivered by CnrrieTs.iu.thetown anil suburb. Single Copies for Saleot tuc .ews Defers and at the Office ofpublication.

Edmund Norrie, Editor j- -

P, M. ROONEYr Manager

JSTOTICE.All Business Communications should be

addressed to P. M. ROON'EY, Hono-lulu, "H. I.

Correspondence and Communications lorpublication should be addressed to the EditorIlawuii Ilolomna. "No notice will be-pai-

d

to anr anonymous communications.

Business Cards

YOLNEY V. ASHFORD,

Attornoy and Counselor at Law,OiHcj.'Sito of the Old Bethel-W- est

Corner of King ud BethelStreets. jy2l

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Offlco: 113 Kaahuraanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Ofllco: 113 Kaahumauu Stroot, HonoluluHiwvniian Islands.

PAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

314 Merchant Street, Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

CLARENCE TV. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

, LAW.

Office. , Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluHale), adjoining Post Ofllco,

Honolulu.

A. ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

flo. 15 Kaahumanu St. , Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,!

86 King St., Bell Telephone 107.

F. H. REDTVARD,

CONTRACTOR asd BUHNER,

No. 506 King Street! Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands.

WILLIAM FOSTER,

ATORNEY-AT-LA- W & NOTARY PUBLIC,

Honolulu, H. I.,13 "Knuhumanu Street. jy24

A. G. COR REAT LAW,(K

307-Mercha-nt Street, Honolulu...

Eernaiides & GoinesWHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,No. 502 Fort St., Honolulu, H. LP O. Box 4SG, Mutual Tele; 140.

iy303

cjnpgE '(TOWCOMFAXY,

333 BoTa TtiEpiojJ2sS85WunV Suiwi. Corner Kin4 and

Hmrs. . . If1

! MPOXtm D&ALX& JX, OJOKAL

MAOFAEIANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaahunrmu Street, Honolnln.

H. E. McEiTYRE &33RO.,

Gboceby, Feed Stop.e & Bakeby,

Corner ofmn on1 T?riff Rftr TTrrt r i7 t--i

PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS.FITTERCOPPER-SMIT-

3" House and Ship Job "Work j

Promptly Executed.No. 71 King Street, Honolulu

dr. Mclennan,Fort Street, above Hotel.

Mutual. Teleph-Ji- 682, for office j

287 for residence. jy28

- JED. C KOAVJS.House Sign and Oinamcntal

Painter.Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

620rking Street. augl

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Real Estate and freneralAuctioneer.

Corner j,Fort and Queen trjets, Honolulu

Personal attention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

Mutual Tcleohone 23S

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE 132 S LOON !

P. McINERNY, Fropkietok,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Corner Bethel and Hotel Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

$w SBW. W. WRIGHT, Pkoprietor,

, (Successor to G. West).

CARRIAGE BUILDING asd REPAIRING.from the Other Islands in-th- e

Carriage Building,' Trimming and PaintingLine win Jieet wnn rrompi aucuuuu.

m.nL-cmltliln- In All Tta Vnrimis Branches- w - -U1UVIUUUIUIU1Done. P. 0. Box 331. Nos. 123 and 130

Fort Street. jyw iy

W. S. LUCE

Wine and SpiritMerchant

fiampbell Fire-pro- of Block,

WEROHANTKT. HONOLULU.

Anchor-:-Saloo- n

Ex "ATJSTKAlilA,"

Another Invoice of the WorldRenowned

FREDERICKSBURG

UGER BEER

On draught aud by the keg.Also, as a Specialty,

Small Fresh CaliforniaOYSTERS, ,

FOE COCKTAJjDSraayl 3ras

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KING and BETHEL St.

AT ALL HOUR& C

Both Telephones No. 113.

3. S. ANDRADE. Manager

fune 15-t- f. ,'

ILLPJor w- - --

. ,. T TIT.

BRUCE CARTWRICHT

Busier of a Fiduciary Nature Transacted!?Prompt attention given to tha management

of Estates, G iardun3hipa. Trusts,etc., etc, " etc.

Ojnc&i, : Ca,'tvjrigd Building,Merchant Street. Honolulu

H. MAY & Co,,

Tea Dealer,Coffee 0

RoastersAND

ProvisionMerchants

98 Fort Street. - Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

European & American GroceriesCalifornia Produce by Every

Steamer.

Merchant ExchangeCorner King ana Nnnanu Streets.

S. I. SHAW.... Proprietor.

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

First-clas- s attendance. Call and judgefor yourself. . no 113-t-f.

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale snd Retail Gro

AND

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESR SaLIFORNIA SALMON" ON ICE

By Every Ban Francisco Steamer

Salt Salmon in Barrels .

a Specialty,.

hi Fori St., Honolulu. -- Tel. 240,P O. "Box 297...

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

- Mclnerny Block.

JOBBERS OF

WHSTES, andSPIRITS

KENGLUN, photographer,Nnnanu and Paoahl Streets.

Cabiuets, $3.50 Per-Doze- n.

nn Pari 9 -- tlnrnn8x10 $5,50 Per Dozen,

3,50 Per 12 Dozen.

Dry Goods and Chinese Silks.

QUKN StBEET,-t A

Between Alakoa & Richard' Sts.

THE TJNDEKSIGNEI are prepared to

" ' - iIre Rreaae. Zia,.

Tin ad Lead Ctn AkeGmeni BqwSr Sop tor Stea

Wa- - WWii, Wad IGk, u.-Mi km tec CtMMff Sf Co,It

A) XmUam farSstag tMwoh

tt Ibalba. Am SMt: ate. " " -

GoldenRule

Depot for NEWSPAPERS and"

PERIODICALS by everyIncoming steamer.

SSTtSubscriptions Payable inAdvance4,

DOMESTIC

SEWINGMACHINES.

This Machine is the King ofall. On it vou can make a Lock-stitch jChafn-stitc- h . Embroidery,Buttonholes, Ruffles, Tucks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,! Baseball, Croquet.

Stationery and Blank Books atSet'Oash Prices, ,55s

Hand Sewing Machine's fromeight dollars and a half up. jy27

T. ; H. Davies

; ' & Co.,

Fresh Feed. , .

and F!our

From WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,er rrimoo," Just

to- - H nd.

New Dry Goods

Crockery,Hardware,.Groceries,

4To Hand.

FOR

Bailey Honolulu Madfe

Wire Waven .

Matresses and

Hammocksr. jy34

GlTY BSAYAG jC CO .

;, ,Queen n nd . jP,r Struts.

Stfktjcn Rates.

ocEjsncSteamslip :- -: Co

Time Table

LOCAL JLIIsE.

S. S. AIJSTJIAT.TA .

Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulufrom S, F, for S, F.

Aug. 11 Joly 21.Sept. S.j Aug. IS.Oct. "6 Sept 15.Nov." 3 Oct. 13.

Dec. 1.1........ Nov. 13.Dec. S.

Through r-i-ne.

From San Fr.in. for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu ,

Monowai-- . Ag" 2

Alameda Aug 30Mnririosa Sep 27

Mouowai Oct 25

From Sydney for Sau Francisco.

Leave Honolulu.

Alameda July 26Mariposa Aug 23M'-now- Sept 2U

Alameda .Oct 18

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner KYic and Nnnanu Streew.

EDW. WCvTER.... Manager.w

The Finest selifction of UQUORS,andBEER, sold anyvr!(Ere in the town.

First-clas- s attoiiVace. Call and judge

for Yourself. f no SO-t-f.

"B. BEEGEESEN,

General Agent for

SINGER

iai a aanJ0

SEWING-- .

COMFY.

All Kinds of Needles for Sale ndRejminiig Dune. Damon's Block,liethel Street, Honolulu. P. O.

Box 440." jy21

Capt; Wrti. 'Davies,

Ilisrser,Stevedoreand!"Wrecker.

ISTDCATMS AXD CONTKACTS ON

AiKWDsorwwr.

SiVir ""i will r. nr

n WiiUiwir, Wiinitt and

v- -

The White House!

118 fuuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS- -

Yn-$- m Rooming pon?e

IK EVERY RESPECT.

Rooms frill $1-5- 0 to $3.00 per WeeL

or 50&. per Day.

PAUL LEIKE,PROPRIATOR.

Bell Telephone 132. . aug 22

NOTICE TO

YisitQFS. Picnic Parties, Luans

AND

GENERAL PUBLIC I

At Smith's Bos avd Livsr'Stable, King Stkset.

Adjoining Metropolitan Heat Market.

Is the Cheapest Place in Town you can getBnses, Wugoneties, Buggies and SaddleHorses. It will pay y-'- to call and seobefore you try elsewhere.

23T Mutual Telephone --iOSnugl-t- f

.

290 Ring Ur. 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

M. REIS & J.C.QUINN

To Let or Lease,A. HOUSE on King street, nest to T. R.

Walkers' premises, containing parlor, din-ning room, and three bedroom, besldtakitchen, bathroom, stables and all modemconveniences, lately occupied by Mr. Deubon.Artesian water laid: rent moderate to res-ponsible party. Addres

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,aus ltn

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, raoPKiEroR:

pine Vies, Liquors. Beer

ALWAS ON HAND,

Comer Nnnanu and Hotel Strata.

Retl Telephona 21 1. Post Offlce B$i 107

POUND MASTER'S. NOTICE- -

Notice k berebv given to all persons thatthere are t th? dovera sent found at3fikiki, red Cow, .bntuded A5 oa rightbind kg, nad r gat iront Teg.

Any ifcrrson ur roni ownisg this Caw,are refiKested tu.come and take the totsie oner before 12 o'clock nooa, SATUK.DAT,SEPT. 15, im.

Tiia. KAAPA.Poai:d Master.

JlakikL Sept 11, 1SL sept-- l-- lv

MACHINE MADE

POIIFACTORY, : : KALI HI.

Taro Plants, Fresh Top3 and Ran- Taro at all times.

Ring Up Mutual Telephone 57T

Bell 345. W. L. WILCOX,jy25 - Alauager.

Tinsmiths and Dealers

Crockery, GlAssware, faWAXES HIXS LAID. AND PLUJSSIXU

NIATLY KClCtmD..

iT'SATOSSUP

Sometimes wbero io co to par--cbaso any particular article, but!not if you happou to want any-thing in the line of

ly&fcists' Supplies,

Picture frames,!1

or enlarged portraits, there islbut one place in Honolulu, tojpurchase nil materials, and that sKING BROS.' Store, for whichthere is no rival on these!Islands.

Tho finest paintings in Hawaiiare on exhibition in this gallery,

The firm makes a specialty oilenlarging portraits as well asmaking picture frames in the!yory latest styles ot mournings.

In tho sheet pictures, tho-- j

have thousands to select from 01

which they invito an inspectionat any time.

KTTsrq BROS-- ,Hotol Street, : : - Honolul- -

aug. 25-lm- dly.

Removal !

ILVVE MOVED TO -

Morgan's - Auction - Room

for a short time. --- arestlll selling

Departure Bay COAICHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA andKINDLING WOO

In any quantity.Uotb Telephone) 4IJ anS

POUND PIASTER'S

NOTICE.

Notice is herebr cirea U all irson3 tij

there itre nt thi Pound at 3 J

kiki, tveo Btrayed balls. 1 bbek blbranded B on right hind lep. Ipineoblbrand lndtscnbabie ou lee

Any penou or persons owing theae be I.xe rcqnestett to come aim ux in tame Ior beore 12 o'clock noon. SATURDijSEPT. 15. im.

JAMES KCKONAlPound Mas J

ICakiki, Aug. 30, mi. ang30-l-Tl

Pioneer Shirt Factoi

ESTABLISHED 1SST.

A. 1TELL1S, Proprietor,V. , j

513 Fort St., Honolulu, (U?tlrs) Good!

CONSOLIDATKD SDA WATER(LrxrrrcD.)

ESPLANADE

HOLL1STER & CO.,

FOE SUE.

A FIXE ' MIDNIGHT STALL Ii eoK bol.iBMkig tu P. D. Lubrtf; Thai

hotii jioiiojaaPROGRESS.

7r Lcf the Lmud is EsUMuix.

at Rigklemmuss.

HONOIrULUX SEPT. 14.

THE SITUATION.

Oa tfw fotrrtK Jnljibe Re-

public of Hawaii e biro llwas at firft jttf&Mtelfd thai ihrproduce I the Stewns. D !e cn-binat- iort

hud matted in an abort,but UyitMigh art ti-'- ml roi it.eems titat lUcre ..! .i fint 1 f tittbe weak beinc :.:.! thl tt m druB.tc ,i,i.A , i

world. Btti they ; re nt happy,tlm intltaetaat jitnis wb-fib- r

the hifioL T. repyblic 1

Hawaii i Mt4tnr fUbl nor it 'taccuse. It ex'ste, and u g"d-fa- th

r? il pontnes mler Low

to seep hfa to the puny orphanTh republic was ertb'tb d

raca than two months ago.. A

new com tit t.t run ra fmmnl i dthe fit mi Ir enmpact tecur d every-thing for themari?t ' Th'g mvfhas not proven an ondifputnb!'Eucoeas. Jnrlesd if finding thfwoaHh, !i.Wl)tfene And tbe inss-b- ps

flocking to iis bnnr-- r the iie

has learnwl ibxt distrust.Basrfcioni nod open defiance aretbc reward of a revulutionary gvermnent that lacks the backingof tho people. Mr. Dole who wefcinto office with Ihe goodwill ofevcrybdr, ciaimid to he a moatintelligent consemtive but

man stands tdny inthe light of a von ccmpog mentisand realixcs tu-da- y the truth .fthu jioetical aay;ng: "Uneasy resittho hwul tht wear a crown."

Surround d by the men wboeunpopu'arity ii terf-re- s with theirbnalneps he is endeavoring

fighfrgtin-S- tthe jmpU of Hawaii. Fii dii-- g

bimeelf aworg hij colieogurs asthe man between tbe d-- sen amdthe devil he mha lernd tht po-

pularity is n!y skin deet m dthat iiohlicnl fnei.ds are bubbles.

Tho Hawaiian republic exit-t- s

and so d t s its pres'drnt. Withthe open hostility of tbe thousand-- ?

and with on'y C.Wdneg frorn hk-oft-on

dtsppuiutia and d fraodolfriends the j mident tody fi4.dshimself a very e'ok man. a manwho has got a pronouceed head-ache.

Tho omintrv ha gone 1 1 the de-vil. TJie pr.b!em bf..re the pe-pl- o

caimoi and will mi be solvidhv tbe prosent regime. It is aInst, a desoerwte gmo t )mll uptho banm r of the family comjwcHand d f ml until tbe .last ditchthe alleged prtvUrgufoornllegtdhaole fritmtls.

Whvt 1s the sttnetion to-da- y?

UissMfUction and dfrtruts in allranks. Lack tif jwwer, JacK cftncnoy wherever the governmentis montioned An eraptv treasaryand a constant claim fr hnod'efrom the men who stata that tbymade this government and k-d- iy

supHrts it. A sche no tf nepo-tism niid jailronago novtr tquallodin this country. Hopeless o

with Japan and yi-- t morebopeloes cmnrctians Mfith tiecounlrtes of old A frnitess.bi tcxjosivo mission to Thurstonwho goes to seek newlabirandnew fields and an ojk h assnraf.eethat Hawaii s pan tt all Ix.pes ofa ronewal ef u,e treaty s ?mt lmand that the day of retributionhas oume.

Beyond doubt tbe day of reta-liation at baud. IS'o govornxneut could exist in tbo world un-der tho presont circumstances.Tho treasury is omply. The private influences of S. M. Damanare tomnorarily ohecked, (bohaoles look w:tb scspicious at thenative and tho latiar hates bisenemy of tho race.

Tho death of Mrs. 3Iary Hnnaiko is announced Too deceased,:was a most respectable Hawaiianlady, for many year a residentof Lahaiua, Among her nnmer'ous children ato ilesdaraes James1OafflpbaU, Otto Xsanborg and W.H Cumiabs. Hrs. Hanuikodid fc tho residonco of Mr.Cj.bll d tho funeral tookplace ihis afternoon. The sym-pat- hy

of the communityid ilio rohek of

Slightly Off.

The Advertiser is making nnargent plea to the editor of the

Holoxca asking him to register.TliQ ostensible" editor of theAdvertiser evidently doesn't-knoi- r

wbathe is talking about. TheHoLQJtCA has never advocatedrt-- g stration or advised the peopleto vote. "We have constantly andpersistently counselled the Ha-wtii- ans

to maKe np their rainds

lo the fact that the destiny of

their country is in their own

hand.4, and that they mnst notlook for foreign help if they real-

ly desire lo run their own govern-

ment.Tiro methods seemed feasible

in this emenrencv. One was tofight and the other was to reg:str

ud vote. It is fully left to theLfawaiians to decide which of thotwo measures they will adopt.We have g t preference in themntli-- r becHtise we believe that!the Hawaiians will come out vic-

torious in both instances.If the Hawaiians had made np

t eir minds to go to the polls wej fessed by tho loading Californiabe'ievo that they have j journalists who belong to the D.-bee- n

able to control next j mocratic party. "It is no

i ocisMtire. If they concluded said Sir. Francisco'sthat fighting was the best we feelassured th- - t tho ll.COO couldswoop tho 2,000 into tho sea, asMr. Gresham p'easantly suggest-ed to certain Hawaiians a shortwhile ago. Wo are inclined tobehove that the strength of theroyalists is io bo found in poli- -

j Ucs and polit cal iutrgno. Thereform party had evrrj'thing its

vrn way in 1SS7. In 1S90 theywere taught a lesson. They haveeven thing their own way to-da-

A montii from now the ballotsmight havo told a different tale,llowover the people has mude uptheir minds not to enter into thopolitical arena. Time will showif they aro correct. In ttio meantimo wo presume that the3' havedoc dod to uso tho other alterna-tive and wo haC no doubt thatthey will bo cqnaliy successfulin that enterprise.

As far as tho editor of thispaper is concerned tholdrertserought to know that under Mr.Dole's constitution ho cannotregister or become a voter. Con-

trary to justice, decency and allliberal principles we find ourselv-es disfranchised after elevenyears res denco and deprived oftho right to vote which we havoexercised for oight years. Wedxppct tho Advertiser to retractthe reflections cast on us for thesake of truth. It is not tlie hnb-i- t

of tho Holomua to preach oneouo and act another.

The Advertiser editor has evidently never sudlied the constitu-tion. If ho had ho would haveknown that the Dole-Hat- ch cli-qn- o

has fixed things in a mannerwhich gives a most absolute pow-er to tho govornment. Tho na-

tives can voto, undoubtedly, butas far as foreigners aro concerned only those who aro personaegmiac with tho Tepublic can ex-erc- iso

the franchise. Tho helplessness and cowardice of theframers of tho constitution havebeen amply illn5trated by sncban outree measure. They darednot raako their republic dependent ou popular support. Thoystole tho name of a republic andtriod with their stolen goods tocloak a most contemptible, nhypocritical and outrageous oli-garchy. You change tho consti-tution, Mr. Advertiser, and makethis government a republic, pnroand simple, and thero will be nonecessity to drum np people forregistrations. From the editorof the Holoxca to the-- devil"thoy will all be tfeera.

tiarry ALilter of Paathsonfame has eojoyea a well earnedvacation and looks Al again. Henow dispose the famoas Enterprise ber wjiicli invigorates tbebody and cures all diseases, evenAdvertiHr flake.

i. WHIuubs the popularphotograph Uke & shot atprositkiit Dole lis picture teoa ehibitioft in ihe'Viado oftie Hawaiian Xbws Companyj4ow o Merchant St Tkpri-Ai- ht

look woll hc1 hold in k'nMi 4oBMMit loUnag liie tli

SoktKtitra Clb aitaatuw. Tha

No Danger.

Foil of virtuous indignftiionthe Advertiser bursts forth andtells the world thai the attacks ofthe local royalist pres on theOU QUICC SLES

wouldtho use,'"

the editor of

mercenary journals in me uuuluStates are fruitless and vrithontresult We never doubted itBut --we fail to know when Mr.Armstrong the of

ithorzedKing K-lnk- nna wasto speak on behalf of the republ c--

an papers of tbe United States.It might bnrtjtbem or it mightnot t bentiafced by'the BulLtin,"Ka Leo" and HoL3TC.v. Thefact remains, and the Advertisereditor cannot deny it, if he knowsanything, that a gigautic scale

of bribery has been hsed by thedealers in shingles, the plantersand tho non-debcr- iit pawa-bo-r

kers in Hawaii who label .themselves representatives of thowealth, intoli'gence andiuflnenceof Hawaii-ue- i. That a certainportiA of tho Tinted Statespress lias been bongLt cannot bedenied. It has openly been con- -

(biggest papt-r- , for you royalist tcorrespond with us or make state-ments in favor ofcihe monarch)'.Tho chink-chin- k of gold is thereand tho management instructedthe editorial room to follow suitwe don't care a penny who winsthe battle, but we want the coin."

The attitude of Mr. Dana oftho A'eto York San has been suff-iciently ennspiunons to prove thatas far as'Hawaii is concerned in-

terested motives influenced thepolitical standing of that paper.The Press of the TJ. S. ma)' nothavo been in peril through theattacks of tho royalist press inHonolulu. The defense by thoAdvertiser kills them outright!If they havo any honor or doconey yet at stake they shouldclose up or spend the rest of theirjournalists life in enrsing thepa'pei-oat- er, W. N. Armstrong.

Cruelty.

The proposition?!) form a society for the proveit ion of cruel-ty to animals is rtstep in the rightdirection. It is;o be hoped thatthe nndertakingjivili meet success, .. . T.ana tnat energetic measures wibbe adopted lo t litigate the bruta-lity which noTis shown to ani-

mals all over Lie country. A newmethod hnsbeen adopted bycertain ranchmen in shipping ofcattle which should at once becondemned. Mr. E. P. Low isfollowing tbe Mex can style and.bis cattle is hoisted by the hornsinto the steamer instead of beingtransferred by tho usual methodof a sling. Oi t of his first shipmont from the 'Star,? protectedranch of Puuwaawaa two animalswere killed. The shipment war,only 29 heads from the said

ranch although our contempora-ry claims it to be 40. The cattlewas shipped from Kiholo and it isto bo hoped that tho Advertiserwhich appears as tho championof tho prospective society willstep in and condemn any futureact of cruelty from "'the"

The Paradis9of thePacific.

The Septeriiber number of thePamdize qfihe Pacifia is out .Jjan excellent chance is offered tofriends of Hawaiian progress tsend forward h record which showsthe prospects nud opportunitiesof those fair islands. The monthly baa been gotten r.p, in its usual artistic style and the half-ton- e

prints of L--J. WiHi&u!S pictures

are simp'y excellent Amoa thesketches we ctll special attentionto the article on "'pineapplas inHawaii by John Emaieiulh.-- -2o test k highly instructive aiidnM6tin aad.thepictarsttich

to it --js siaiaiy uerfeotMrFrank Hoofs-wi- edits thepHr.leserves great, credit, for his ealerprls- - Prtp!a cWraspoatliMg

save Cis

Of ibe Parttdis tiiiT.liie f atl ami - . 7

17U-WCT-

?w

,s HnrfiK .&me& wwb C rpi.

4. -

LADIES' COLUMN.

I

: antj

-

SU. "fOpT TD9"?

j .(is & f.irtettfr for the publicthan the ressurection .process

I known as

Sae0.s Tielaw-- est--

etc.. etc., etc.,

at which tho graves containingg ods of times gone by areopened, and the moideriug-cor- p

ses trotted out to" make a show

One never gets special value atsales; one may get Low Pricesfor Eessurected Goods, but spe-cial value never.

Special Values are only obtain-ed where you gee seasonablegoods, whore Quick Sales andsma I profits are the fundamentalprinciple of the house yon aredealing with

EXPERJEflCE

Will Tecfj TH'S

if you do not realize it now.Qnicksdes and small profitsiuhhii also no .dull counters, uodu good?, bnf 'new styles, in factgnods that Srli at prices that arejust right.

Have yon noticed any qf those

LADIES' SrT WaJSJS

we spoke of last week ? If not,you are certainly nt very observing, for there has been moreof them sold by us last week thanwas ever suld in Honolulu in anytwo weeks. Quick sales ndsmall profits policy diu it Onlya few f them left. The samething might be said of

Wo havo some handsome Um-brellas and Parasols -

Twelve yards dress patterns ofGenuine Irish Linen Lawns- - incolors, at $2.- - 0 a pattern

Bemember the place; that ifyou havo any doubt, a call at ourstore will satisfy you that all wesny about Quick Sale and smallprofits is a FACT.

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

iT'SATOSSUP

Sometiraes.whero to go io pnr-cha- se

any particular article, butnot if yon happen to want any-thing in tho line of

--feists' Supplies,I

nCHUJe.

or enlarged portraits, there isbut. one place in Honolnln, topurchase ail materialsand that'sKING BBpS.NStore, for whichihera is no rival . on thesefslands. -

The finest paintiags in Hawaii,ar ok exhibition in this gallery.

Kreinsr nortraife as vatlmktng picture fraac in the

to tk heei picstare. tfegyhava tbrwtaaK io ult fr nfwUieit ibaj iavite a

aay UiT;; 7: -

Hawaiian

HardwareComp'y.August SO. 1S9I.

Tue thousands and thosauds of

people who read tho daily papersand get the news happeningsfrom the four qnarfersof earth,do so with little tbonght of tbeExpense attached to getting out apaper and the trials ana triouia-tio- ns

of the editor and. freqnentloss of money to the owners.

The d faculties which be set thepaths of newspaper people vary

according to locality; in tho

ISotberu Stafes, where thero are"nine months winter and threemonths very late falj." it frequent-

ly happens that the roads areblockaded with snow, just alioutthe time Ike paper supply is ex-

hausted, so the editor has to fall

back on his polished-su- rf teebook paper to get out his edition.In Yicksburg. Missisippi, away-bac-k

in the sixties an entire stockof wall paper .was used in gettingout a weekly paper, newspaperwas not obtainable.

In some places the people will

demand a maximum of news.telegraphic and local at a min-

imum price, and then want to paytheir subscription and advertis-

ing bills in wood or vegetables.But when Satnrday night comesaround tho gentle and ungentlecompositor rebels, when he is of-

fered anything, but coin in pay-

ment for bis services, and thisaccounts for the fact that halftho editors in United States aretroubled with insomnia. Wehavo known compositors in coun-try towns to actually refuse tolive on a diet of roller composi-an- d

strike if the editor would notdivide tho contents of the pastepot.

In Honolulu, things are differ-ent; paper is manufactured inCalifornia,' and the ocean neverfreezes so hard that the vesselcan't run, so "there" is no delay-ther- e

in getting a htock of paper;the "typos" usually meet thobusiness Managers cm Saturdaywith a broad smile which' theygive in exchange for ood goldcoin, and the editors who do not..wear search lights in their-- shirtfronts leave them ofl, becansethey do not wish to be mistakenby tourists for capitalists. Thecompositors, too, ivre of a betterclass than you will find on thePacific Coast; they dress better,live better and are belter citizensthan you wilTfindin other places,even at twelve and a half cent beeris not inducement enough forthem to take on j ig.'

If there js anything that willset oft' the appearance of a homo,a good hanging Lamps is thething. We havo a new stock ofLojiips that isso varied in stylesand prices that we can suit the

. ,1 .wiaica uuu purses oi everyone.lho burners, "which is reallymore important than the decora- -

v.vsuo, nuu ucuu aejeciea witu ato securing the most powerfulngnt witu tho least possibleamount of beat. We offer theseto tho public ' at prices suf-ficiently low to induce more peo-ple to buylhan wo have Lampsto sell.

Garden Hbso is as much nuvuwi.j tv iciuyuuiitj. XUe.long stretches of dry weather killsthe grass unless it is irr rrKland yon cannot very well ungateunless yon have Hose, the wateesupply ia meagrebat with littleCIJILU; VI niiu null .iltr..itK .iO w 17M0 iiCfc

uonSu l Keep u& grass andlants alive.

Table Snives, Carvers; Spoonsand Forks are,cheaper- - than theyhave ever been before and Vhavd a big stock of them. TheKnives aie the best made in. theStates and the Spoons and Forksthe best. quadruple plate. Tbesowill last as longasiolfd ware thatcosts four- - or fivrf times s much.We keep alwtv fail ii

We negleoted- - fcTmeBtiori. wknnwrtUngkubtat Gkrilen Hose tkafciwe navo a qnauutv;of thtt;Ute4improved water sfiriakftrs thatwe can slL very okeaip autf which1are bouHd to snit iLUeiuJ Iffor no otbtr reason than tkey will jaotf oet; ViOtcbir arid wrVHttlA force of ,

The firm raakes of M.IieS0 ?is. ami &m sapply. ny

IiaScEoa

ASSIGNEE'S- - SM-- t

THE ENTIRE STOCK or

Wenner & Gp.

WILL BE SOLD

, Regardless of Costsept G tf

J PIONEER

Steam CANDY Factory,

BABERTand

Ice Cream Parlors !

1ST FIUCTICAL

COSSTiTEC TXON"JEB

and ORNAMENTER

In alt-bran- ches of the business onthese islands.

American, English, German anil FrenchPASTRIES Made to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING OAliS

Made of the Very Best Material andat Reasonable Rates.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlways on Hand.

AM. CONFECTIONERYManufactured at-M- v Establishment

Arc Guaranteed to be- - Pnsltivelv Pare andSold at Prices no other establishmentcan compete with.

tJBT FACTORY AND STORENo. 71 Tlotel Street, Honolulu.

Both Telephones No. 74. jj2C

Per S.S. AUSTRALIAfrom the Coast

RefrigeratorContain a Foil Supply of Ice

House, such asa

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Fresh Salmon, Cauliflower

Celery, Muscat Grapes,Peaches, Apricots

Mectarines,.Japanese Plums

Tokay Grapes,German Prunes

Crawford Peaches,Silver Prunes

Hose Peru. Grapes,JBartlett Pears',

- Sjkle Pears, Etc.

California PiuitMarket. .

Iiitual Tel.-37-8 li-

Gust :A. Mauen,

HAWAIIAN HOTEL BARBEULadies Shampooing, a specir

ally. JTonohdu. aug4.

uit-ijldt-el

pioifiUTor.

' - ' ". ,;acH. TELKPlIK -

- 1.

DBCOS. LUSfDSAY203 Merchant Street Hono!u!a

tVflfo Store, new Jewelry f,,yi Silver and Diamond.

Jejve'ry Manufacture to ord-.- r

Watches cleaned and repaire 1

Cali i iv and lasieet. T .' s4-tf- .

Corner King: and AlakeaStreu

Pn mnp line - knfniffnnil..mI umimuu o -- luiiiia . ' iau

Bj Every Steamer from Sna FrcIsco, T1th

I FreshFrult, Oysters,

Salmon, Poultr,,Etc., Etc., Etc.,

Zong

Establishment.

This First-Glas- s, Btthins R Srthas bspu enlarged and is now ODn

I to the public. It is the b-s- t plaC8

on the islands to enj-- a oith. amithere s no better nlace to !.iy off.

Sppcia I "accommodations fir Li-di- es.

Tr mcar3 psa the d rhalf hour, and on andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,jy24 Propr.t-tor- .

S.

Commission Merchant,JO Nnuanu Street, Ilonolnln.

IMPORTERS and DEALERS iu

JAPAN TEA RK aOODS,

SIEKSfand PItOVIalCN'S.

Sciv Gbo'di,b"j-i,EVcrj- " Steamer.

"Mutunf Telghdnp. '317..

- sepfrb'--t- f.

t

SMOKERS, ATTENTION.

Floll'ster it C . have: received t f ir trs;pply of the celebrated G. B. D p p--

a

direct from the factory :ia well as a r. xitoc j of amber and meerschuutn cirind c'g-arett- e h Mers. Ais wcmatchea. x

T. B. Murray

Is Ycl lo be J o ii nil

tn the Old Siaiid, So.

St. Ills Rim! nets .is

CARRIAGEAND

GoesJOn.

When the VpEOPLES'

PABTY" gets smashed he

t will be ready.io

".

..REPAIR Pilkf M TRIM If

jf 7 .Reasonable" Fignre. Xo

Bxtra Obarga for Fumis'LiJgtJwi&Cuiaaorxyenso.

- ..wr-ya- bing upKLBPHONE 572.

- SHOP.

St MHMtT ItW

5t

lt gSotoimro Calendar.

SEPT. 14 1894.

MjTti' wjrhj Fi 2ew Moon,Atic. 1

i i i 1 2 3! 4 First Quarter.Aug. o

Full Moon,.Auc. 1

IS 13 Ml 15 1 16 17; IS Last Quartet. Aug. 21e Moon

26 27i 23 120 3031 j Ang.30

FOREIGN ZKAIIi SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrveirom San Francisco and other foreignport, on or about the following dates,till thecloEeof 189.

Leave Hoscujlo Dce AT HOKOLCLr

reR Sas Francisco, Fji. Sas Frascecok Tascocver. or Vancouver.

Australia Jnne23 Australia.... June 1'M:no-a- i Jutte2SArawa June 2jWarrimoo July 1 iunposa Juiy oAnsrwdia Jnlv21 Australia.... July 14

Alameda July 20 Warrimoo.. .July 23

.Arawa Ang. lMonowai Aug. 2Australia. ...Aur. IS Australia Aug. 11

Mariposa ... ..Aug. 23 Arawa Aug. 23

Wamnioo.... Sept. 1 Alameda.... Aug. CO

Australia.... Sept. 15 Australia Aept.8Mono wai.... Sept. 22 Warrimoo.. .Lept.23Arawn . Oct. 3 Mariposa.... Lept 27Australia Oct. 10 Australia Oct. 0Alameda Oct. IS Arawa Oct. 23

Warrimco.... Nov. 1 Monovrai ....Oct. 25Antralia ...Nov. 10 Australia Nov. 3Manposa....Nov. 15 Alameda Nov. 29Arawa Bee. 1 Warrimoo.. .Nov. 23Australia. ... .Dec. S Autralia Dec. 2Monowai ....Dec. 13 Mnriposa....Dec. 20Warrimoo. . . .Dec. 30 Arawa Dec. 22

'Australia.... Dec. 31

VESSELS IX POUT.

JKAVAL VEMEtB.

HUMS Tfyacinth, May, Esqomult, 3. C.V S S hurl ston Coffin, S F.H I G M S Maria, Callm

MERCHANTMEN.

Am liktne S N Castle, Hubbard, San Fran.G?r bk Senta, Tiomnnn, I iverpool.Schr W ST.dbot,B nhum.Newcistle N S W.3k It V Ttithei, 'or ison, S F.Bktne Fltuiter, Dow, Lysan Islund.UV C D nryaat, Jacobseu, S F.Bk Velocity. Martin. Hongkong.Schr KobrtLevrerj, Goodman, WVhmglonBk vimnrn, Drovrn. Newcastle, N S W.Am bk Martha David, Cemax B. C.Am bk Coylnn, San Frtucisco.O. , S. Australia, S.in FnincisicoSch. Emma Claudina Nelson, Faug'slsl.

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Am bk W S Phelps Gray's Ear. . . .DueSchr Allon A S F (Mali) dueSchr Robert lowers. .. Gr ly'fTb'r DuoBr ship Ormara Newcastle Aug. 20SchrS.tdio S F (Kali).... Aug. 20

OtOSS Delgic Yokohama.. Aug. 21

Bk l' D Bryant S F Aug. 22RMSS Mariposa.... Sydney Ang. 23Bk G N Wilcox.... Middleeborough. Ang 25CASS Arawa Vancouver... Ang. 24

OSS Alameda S F Ang. 30CASS Wnrrimoo Sydney Aug. 30P M S S China ..San Fian. ...Sept. 3BktueOohu Smith Newcastle.. Sept. 4Ger bk PmuI Iseuberb. .Bremen Nov. 1

Bark Hjutenbeck Liverpool. ..Nov. 23

F4K ,1IJB5

FINELY brod BULL, terrier pups. En-

quire of Wm. Woolhuu , atDR. BOWATS'

Infirmary, King street.sel-l- m

Soft soap mxn's Cocktail 5 centsn g Dss sold only to Bidvations etc.,

Bithol Hall,Bethel Street

N. BREHAM.

Bethel St , Mutual Tel. 814.

nug 22

(JlDITdOUKTFITdfniT

OF THE

IN PROBATE.

In the matter of the estate of Rose M6tr-ten- o.

late of Honolulu, Oahu, diseased, In-

testate-On the readlus and filing the petition or

MRS. NANCY ST1LLMAN of said Honolulu,allodns that Rose Molteno of said Honolulu,died intestate at said Hiolnln, on the 4thdav of February. A D. 691. and praylnj thatLetters of Administration Usue to her, saidNaucy Stillraan.

It ordered, that on FRIDAY, the SUt dayor SEPTEMBER, A. D. ISM, be and herebyis appointed fbrhcarlngald petition, in thecourtroom of this Court, at Honolulu, atwhich time and place U persons concernedmav appearand show cause, if any they liavc,

said should not Kwutcd.WlKnolulu,lLI.,AAbDdKlgLduiuxsT. Peterson,

Clerk.auj. 25-3w-dly.

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

Heairiers Eilenrae Brewin C.

TSX

Largest Consignment of Beerthat ever arrived here, uott

on DraughtJ. DODD, Tttf'r

NOTICE.

a.fnhjKaJiJILLS far usArtikiaf wiH

yMHUio. Weu niwt a ,.tbW rk, of

t iubilir toeUet tiw mnmly of w

YiltlAS BROS.,

XD, A,WILUOS.

LOCAL NOTES.

How many passports will bestopped

The Australia carries away alarge number of kamaainas.

The Kinau left this afternonFor windwards.

Mr. C. Greighton left in theSiuau for Labaina on business.

Long Life Whiskey is still tohe front.

The Australia leavesfor San Francisco.

"War Cries in pamphlet form

wa3 sold in a lively manner bythe salvation crowd last night.

Tim Murray is rather sarcastictowards tho brilliant "chief ofthe Schuetzen club.

Mossrs. TV. BT. Daniels andCharles "Williams were passengersin tho Kinau this afternoon.

Members of tho AmericanLeague and the Veroin were indeep conference at noon to-da- v.

Tho army drilled last nightThe interest of the volunteers aswell as of the audience is becom-

ing very slack indeed.

L M. Johnson late manager ofthe messenger-servic- e bureau hasbeen appointed chief-engine- er ofthe dredger.

Who has not vet bought a

''Woven wire" chair ? Registerat once un Hotel street and resteasy.

Mr. Thurston leavesHe doesn't go to Washington.The climate, under his presentcircumstances, would not agreewith him there.

The I. I. S. N. Co , will notmake more than 100 peroent afterselling the Kaimilon to tho gov-

ernment, aud 3?et they are abus-ed.

There will be an eel ipso of themoon to-nig- ht which accordingto the Advertiser will be partlyinvisible. Is it a matter of registration ?

Boring for an artesian well istaken place on the premises cfMr. C. M. Cooke on Beretauinstreet. The McCandless brothersare tho contractors.

Mr. "W. P. Allen is having aresidence erected on Kiuaustreet. Judging fmm its presentapnearance the building will beu creditable addition to the nu-

merous elegant mansions of theprivileged olass.

The salvation amy started inlast night. About 1000 peoplegathered on Palaoo Square andlistened to the torn- - tomsof thefanatics, Tho interest in theuine days wonder will not be ofgreat endurance among our .easy-go-luc- ky

population. --May the"lassies" pr- - sper financially intheir cause. Spiritually "thefield will be found wanting.

J. J. Williams the well-kno- wn

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatchDials aud Silk Handkerchiefs.Complete sets of Lantern slides,lectures can be had at the gallery:For they are sold at a reasonable,figure by the down or by thehundred.

CARD OF NOTICE,a

Schurf & Co.. ill remove ta Ar-

lington Block Hotel Street, wherethey will hi b-tt- er bl to serteand please tbfcir ttrona. .

Will keep on, btnd.air.tbt Utmlpgpere,

:B k Stt?mry.Nf.YiJtiei, 'in Klt-brb- w o U

tr(le, .

HIS

Cnnm'lhamMoves.

This afternoon penal summonswere served on W. M. GifTirtl,E. Mclnerny, C. L. Brown, S.

E. Spalding and HenryDavis, all charged with "crimi-nal conspirac." The charge ismadd by Mr. Cunningham aud iscaused by a protest which theaccused persons have filed withthe minister of interior in whichthey pray that no sporting li-

cense be issued to him on allegedcharges of peaching aud viola- -;

tion of the game laws. The casewill be called iu the district -

court morning. It isunderstood that Mr. Cunning-ham will bring snits for damagesagainst each and every one of the"protestants" and take the neces-sary oteps to secure kimselfgainst any attempt of disposing

of property now in possession ofme aeienaants. '

CORRESPONDENCE.

Editor HolomiJa:

The Minister of Finance pre-sented the following letter fromJ. F. Colburn:

James A. Kino, Minister of In-

terior:Sir: The undersigned claims

of tho Hawaiian Government thrsum of $52.20 for four day's salaryas Minister of Inter or, wh choffice the und-rsigne- d filled fromJanunry 13th t J.muarj- - 17th,1893. and for which he has notyet been paid.

Yours respectfully.John F. Colburn.

Te Gods and litt'e fishesl An-

other example of picayune poli-

ticians who smuggled themselvesinto power 1 We t ke back all onstrictures on Mr. S. E. Bishop onrthe microsconicd minister Hisservices to the P. G. and Thurs-ton on those days are certainlyexpensive at $52.20 (not omittingthe 20 cents) iu heavens a privatecheck in the name of eternal andinfernal gratitude.

Skylock.

EditorHolomna.

Allow me spaoe for a few linesin which I des re t i correct aurmneo.is imuress'on created in last

li ght's Star by a orr&jpond ntwho sings himself 'Sportsmm.- "-

T judge from his letter he writeson behalf of the Honolulu Sport3"man Association. I b'g to statethat no action has been tiken onbehalf of the asociition in re-

gard to the Cunningham licensematter. The parties who protest-

ed againts the issuance of a newshooting license to Cunninghamdid so in their individual cipaci-ty- ;

the association knows nothingbout it. Mr. H. Whitney jr.

who was one of the signers with

drew his name from the protestas soon as he heard that tho affiirwas a matter of private spite andnot an action of the association.The Star correspond-u-t who oughttt sign himse.f "Counter-ju- m

per" knows about as much ab ntshooting tnt he does about gentSemen and their qualifications.In other countries " sportsmen'sassociations " are not composed of

dealers in fIon cigirs or drawers.Otherquilific.it ous are neededAs I letrn that the "prosecuted

I shall make n further referenceto this d sagreea b'e matter. 3 on

ly is?h it t be understood thatt'la ' asswiation'' had nothjns todo with the disgr.c ful persec

tion of M& Cunningham.H.'S. i

HOT BEKD1ES.

WILL CCKK CMMxpt'aB, RlKSBiifm,

fi t, oBd PI'S t i tl Stem. .

Ht4 kre ciwtiiMd Uut K will ereTtf -- re Vesetakle Rfatetlles v& ats

b?slfcr the uMt aftttate iiit ywutm;eMM. '

?rctrfthfB Ufc at U, Jtra.C,UlIwar, tHKIifirwi, wy

J67 MdHHim Sin.Frh'Hemt i "Ics; A Touad .SSCt

Manager.

Lost.--A GOLD PIN' set with Pearls,

Saturday afternoon on Emmastreet, between the residence ofMrs. McCartney and Mrs. Dole.A reward will be paid to thefinder.

Address this office.sel3 tw

ORDINARY Good NEWS

FOR

HOUSEWIVES and MATRlMoM-- ,Aitvtiuninicn ttcxi

S. Kubey & Co.,No --118 Nuuanu street,

opposite Central Meat Market

Second Hand Furniture Dealers,have imported an enormous

amount of

FURNITURE !

From the Coast

They are prepared to SELL theBpst Articles at

LOWEST PRICESMoney is tight, and none of us

have more than wp. know what todo with. KUBEY & C . realizethis, and are decreeing profits tosuit the times

If you know the vilnp.nf moneydeal with S. .UBKY & CO, f r it.their storp, One Doll .r g es f irth-- er

t..w..rd baying FUHNTfUREthan three at any other place inthe town

On Saturday evenings, open to9 P.M.

Don't forget the address

S. KUBEY & CO.,Onpo. Central . Market

P.S. Persons having Furnituret sell, will do well by c tiling onus. sell) tf

L. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

I HAVE, JUST RECEIVED AO -

"

ARGE ASSORTMENT OF .

FINE SUITINGS,

ELEGANT PATTERN'S,

AND LATEST STYLES.

These goods 'will be sold in any Quantity

. from a

100 Yards Down to Enough

. to Make a Single Soit I

AND AT.

HiED TIME PRICES i

Ii. B. KERlt, t . IUPOHTER,

Queea Street. Sept5-3- m

CORNER OF

Nuuanu and Ber-tani- a Streets.561 Bth Tklephuxes:-- n 561

GOOD, RELIABLE andjy27 tf - CIVIL DRIVKRS.

Tar Wb Wing Kee Co.

X NUUANU STREET

nailers in L dies' & GentV Bootsand Shoes made to order.

1j9

scarct TOEX KEE,

TlXSMlTrl Am DEALEB IK

J J - V;

Piping Ls id Jnd Bepired. AHOrders; , Prom pity Ateidd to.'CWWet'V&y Moderate. rnl

'ii'30iui

GONSALVESAlhrays Kcsps ea Haad a Sapfiy

of the Very

Best Pioneer SoapIn Cases of40,, 42, 50, CO and 70 Bar each;

THIS SOAP IS THE

Finest Imported Hers.

SPECIAL PRICES FOR 5 CASES

IX LOTS.

JAS

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH WHISKEYNamely:

BEN ALDOCHLAN.

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,TT ION Extra, Specia

GLENLION

SPECIAL LI0UEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.Ij23

VIflQ-s-FT-:-CH- fl

: Furniture Dealers. :

Beg to inform the public that they haveopened a

Branch Store at No. 322, Nuuanu St.,

Where they carry a complete line of

BEDROOM 3ETS, CHAIRS,TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Furniture Rejm'rcd and General Jobbingnt Reasonable Kates.

VI XG FAT CIIAS, .

Factorj--, cwof King and Bethel Streets,

s)t ras

Wpegale Wiqe

Liquor1 Dealer

19 Nuuanu Street

We wnnld call yur attention toOur Special Brands

Longife Pure Cream .

RYE VHISKEY.

Fredericksburg Beer

au2 in ca3k3 or tx ttlep

Y.LTJMSING,

Denier in Emits :nd Groceries.Fresh Fruits by Every CaliforniaSteainier Eresh Island Batterfrom HnWjii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Eo.sted. P O.BoxluUFresh Island Produce, GoodsDelivered to Any Part of theCity, jy21

Chas. T. Gulick

NOTARY PUBLIC

For the Island of Oahu.

Ageni to Take Acknowledgmentsto Labor Contracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Cieen-se- s.

Honolulu, Oahu.

Agent for the Haw'n Islands olPrrr &, Scon s Freight

and Parcels Express.Agent for the Burlingioa lioate.

. Ball TU 348; Mut Tl. -

. 139; Pi O. Bux WkOFFICE:. No. 38 MEBGKASI

Benson, Smith & Col,

The Corner DRUG STOR

Pure Drugs,Fine Perfumes,

Erompt A.ttention,.

Low Prices.' :: .Comer Fort & Hotel St& ftUl

ARRIVED

French and Scotch Ginghams (new) ..;..10c., 20c. and 25c.

Victoria Lawns (new). 10 yds for --. 7oc.

White Dr-s-s Goods (new). . .10c, 15c, 2Dc, 2oc, 30o.. 35o

White and Colored D.mities new. 20c aud 25o

Llaunelletts, all colors, (newj 10 yds for $1.00

K2"The.Dld maxim "Theresun" knocked out. Call and be

0

M. S.

it

"Who .is now settled in Benson, Smith & Co.' 'aOld Stand, Fort Stroot.

. HOLLISTER & CO.

.Importers, Wholesale and Retail Doalera.in

SrolsrirLg: Tcffoacco, and

Sm.o3s:exs Articles-Agent- s,

for the Celebrated

G--.

ag7

PHEIFIED

13 USED 3X THE

is nothing new under thoconvinced.

LEVY,

B. T). PIPES,MADE IN PARIS. '

WATER

CONSOLIDATED

ONS

SODA WATER WORKS; COMPANY Limited.

t-b-.e Fovin.tsoiriLS

1XCEPTING

sis Or3Tta2.

mmmmmm

GONSALVES City My JUST ARRIVED,

FIRE AND MABINE Life 3c Marine jjlwars Kpa on Hod a Snpplj atof the Very

9

BABV

5fl

CARRIAGES

OfLL STYLESJ

CARjfETS,

:; RUQ8f

IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

".HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing il ACHlNZS,

t?"AH V,rjik Uw Latest laptOTeats-'C- ?

PASRLOB

Organs, G-riitar- rf

.oil Others f4al iMtraaeair

.".Wines, Liquors, Beer

ALWAYS OX HAND. ANDFOR SALE BY

ED. HOFFSCHLJEGEIU CO

Kf he St.. oppo. OiwiltA ,t Cook

W.A. JSr T J3J r !

PURNlTtTKK, DISHES, GLASSWARE,I CVMtt, Wslcbe. Jewdnr, OW Gold amiSilver, and ererylAittff boojrtu od pkl at 1HKiBgStntM, conrof Atakea. jyfi?

P.O.Bar! 4 Xqwbh St.

S. YASUMORI,

MERCHANT TAILOR

Denier in Japanese Goods, Rootsand Sbnoe of Jpiioe make;Oh'onp for Cash, Now Goods byEvery Steamer, jy 23

H.IS22 SUIVG- - Xvl23i:5

18 KING STRKET.

TINSMITH, ax DKALKH IN GLASS- -I

vrara, Crockery. OcmI-O- Slovas, WaterPo'.sl'Jw wiling in All Ite Rraueiiuri Fuith-fuUyJJxo-

jrlS-l-y

SZXG YB13& SOSES,

TINSMITH aw DEALER IN

TINWARl.

I'ljHng Laid and Bepaircd. All

Orders Promptly AUondcd to.Charges Very Moderate. Cull andSee Us. No. 222 Maunakea St.,Honolulu. 320 lm

(IQJJJJBROITHi jGK 9;TOD,

QOHNKR OK

Nuuanu and ttereUnia Streots.

551 Both Tklkphones:-- 561

GOOD, R IS LIABLE akdjy2T if 01YIL DRIVERS.

Tai Wo Wing Kee Co.

U SWB&Stt STREKT

Poaleurs in LtdW & Gouts' Bootsand Shoa made to Order.

t O Ror SOT Jju

WYl REMEDIES.

Gurrfc,CtKll Kcio!e Com- -pl'ims d liitli Ike om forw.

Palm.

3STew Japan. Max-lcet- .

Fresh Meat or Xte 4 Pound 25Gls.

SUQUKI, --Mauatjer.augl

la fatnte all S1LLB for uadertaiiBS vfllbs )ay&t!e oto iJJutQtksu. We are cubJoc to ta IB raV,. on Account cl.tgBiAbititv toat4 tt tenloHiy of tor

TOLIiMS BROS.,

:EI).A.WlLLHSiSs

THE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FLEE ixn MABINE BISKS ON

Buildings, Merchandise,Halls,' Cargoes,

. FrO.igb.ts and' Comrtnssions

At Current Bates, in the EoUowine Cos.

namely:

Btfl'AL INSURANCE COMPANY,- - LIVEBPOOE? .

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MABINE. LONDON,

WILHELMA OF MADGEBUBG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

SON INSURANCE COMPAMVSAK FRANCISCO.

J. S. "W-A.- I ,J.imtsJfJF"Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

EBWAI EfSB,Robinson Block, Hotel St., between Fort and Nuuanu,

Have Just Received, per Late Airivals, iho 1 .trpest Stcck of FpBN1TURE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Ha ndsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn Solid Oak, and of the LATEST DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

WICKER "7U"Jl.F&.Beautiful Des;gns of "Wicker Ware, consisting of

SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, etc, you can get .these in onydesire.

Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in every style, including OFFICEand HIGH CHAIRS.

BisdrBasrsxcnsr tables,.Wo have had a number of calls for these Tables, with OHAIRS to

match. "We have now in stock the most x

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOi FUMiTUBEEVER SEEN HERE.

Sideboards -:- - and -:- - 0Mffoniers

Divans covered with PORTIEBS are becoifing tiuite the rage in........ . . , 'r rv.rrv-- ! cc a t(jiuuu ui ajwuxAvjaiio u luiiuuiauuuu hi iu to ortior, ana nave alaige stock of PORTIERS to select from. j

BEDDING-- .GroRt Assortment of WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES Sprint, Hairdioss, ooi ana otraw jiiattresses on nana and made to orderLIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows, f

CRIBS, CRADLES, etc."WINDOW SHADES of all colors and. sizes. ' -CORNICE POLES, in wood or brass trimmings.

IEB IE Z3- -. IBI ZST'O--.Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired at

reasonable rttes.CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating under the Supervision ofMr. GEORGE ORDWAY.

Onr Goods are First Class, and our prices a roth e lowest Comeand bo convinced a trial is solicited.

Bell 525. telephones: Mutual G45ORDWAY & PORTER, Robinson Block, between Fort and Nnuanu

Telephones:Bell 35 1 .

Mutual 417

Residence:Mutual 410

P. 0. Box 117- -

F, B. THOMAS,

GONTRAGTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Given on All TsTinrlsor -

BRICK, IR0lNt, STONE iS WOODEN BUILDINGS

c , All Kiadsjof Jobbing in the Building Trade,., , Attended to.

KEEPS OETOK SALE:Jkiwc, Lists, OiRt. Iron Stone Pip and FiUmgs,

Okl & Kw Corrsgiitetl Iroa. MiatosiTila;. Qaair? Tile, Meottod siMe mnd Ooiots; ; 4 :

Oliforiit jd Moeterov SajkI,Graii Curbiag d BloeVs, etc.. etc. " "- ? t Comer &ine ft Smith SU.- - -

OFFICX X YARD: 4 Oftce Hours, to u H.r

insurance:.

" HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., '- Assets, $ 7,109,825.49

JLONDON-LANCASHIR- E FIRE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

TJBLAMES-MERSE-Y MARINE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 6,lti4,uo.uu

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, S137,499,198.99

C-- O. DBETRG-Eia- ,

- GeneralAentforthe Hawaiian Islands, llonolnlu

HIT))

V, I Ml 1'EMS A' PYi

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

G-rocerie- s,

Provisions" - ;

EAST GORNER TORT & KINGiSTS.

Hew ds RedBy every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfa ctiou Guaranteed. PostOffice Bos No. 145, Telephone Ho. 92.

THE HONOLULU SOAP HOUSE.

Sells (he vorr best qnalitv of SOAP at $4.50 per 100 pounds and I" bars of 25pounds honest weight for 1.23. GERMAN BLUE CASTILE SOAP, inannfact-nre- d

by Grans 35ros., ilannhelm, Germanv, at 10 cents per pound. TOILETSOAP, retail at wholesale prices. SOFT SOAP In tins of poinds. $1.25.

STEARIC WAX JIINLS'G CAXDLES, manufactured by the Emrey CandleWorks of Cincinati, Ohio. 12 Candles for 25 cents.

K AWE FIRE WOOD. 510 per cord. The same cut in blocks of 12 incheslong at any quantity from SI up. Delivered free of char to any part of the citv."KTAWE CHARCOAat40 cents sack.

Richmond, Ta., CEDAR WOOD POI PAILS finished with brass hoops. Smallsize 50 cents; large size 75 cents. Empty "Vinegar and Wine BARRELS as waterreceivers at L

KITCHEN SALT in sacks of 100 pounds. 50 cts TABLE SALT given away.nicest cash price paid for HIDES, SKINS and TAuLOW.THREE (3) PACKAGES, containing 30 BOXES of TOKIO PARLOR MAT-

CHES, only TEN CENTS.

1ST. BI-USEL-AJS- it,

Mutual Telephone 314. Bethel Street

0.,Box 4S0. Mutual Telephone 245.

; Tlie Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Buy

lew and Second Hand FurnitureIS AT THE

--JCORNER OF

King &. Nuuanu Sis. IRING UPltUTUAL TELE. 312.

NIEPER'S Baggage Express,jOSce, 220 Fort Si,, HoBolnii.'i.

Bag1' 'HB'U'7uro:ture CarefollyHandled and Delivered at ShortNotice to All Parts of the City.Stand oa Cor. of Fort & Queen Sit.

Merchant Tailor,

Dry: Goods, ife and Ladies' sShoes.

SAMYEE HOP,

No. 552 King Street , Dealer inCwlifeeaift &xd Hnwaiian Fruiiawt VegtiWes; JSutiVa Jelly

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THE COMMERCIAL

SIUJ.VHarry Klemme, Manager

Cor. 2nuann & Bereiinia sis.llouolulu, H. I.

' TheOnly Spcibng House inTown.

Q; --P. S. a Specialifcv.

LOHENGBIN BAGEE BEEB,AJwsjs on Dr-iBg-

2 GLASSES FOB 2o CENTS.

o Wines, Liquors,a7 Ciar8s

TUliWAYB OK HAS.'

Best Pioicr SoapIn Cas of40., 42, 50, CO and 70 Bars each;

THIS SOAP IS THE

Finest" Imported Here.

SPECLU. PRICES EOR 5 CASES

LV LOTS. .

no iTXTorw & ftAiin1 II 1 1 i x

i AO. ftlnuLLiI & UUi'ill U

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH W1L1SKIIXamely:

BEN ALDOCHLAN,

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,NI0N Extra, Sp eoia

GLENLI0N

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.y2S

Furniture Dealers. :

Ber to inform the public that they haveopened a

Branch Store at No. 322, Nuuanu St.,

Where they carry a conipleteJHne of

BEDROOM SETS, CHAIRS,

TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc., EtcT, Etc.

FnrnlttireRcpn'rcit and General .Tobblnjjnt KeuHonnlilc Kntcs.

VI KG FAT CHAN,Factory, comer of King and Bethel Streets.

septG-3m- s

Liquoi1 Dealer) 19 Nuuanu Street i

U'e would califyour attention toQur Special Urands

Long life Pure Cream

- RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksburg' BEER

au'J

4

. in casks or bottles

Y. LUM SING,

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Fresh Froitd by Every CaliforniaSteamer, Eresb Island Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Bested. P O. Box 169.Fresh Island Produce, GoodsDelivered to Any Part of thoUHy, jy21

ChasrT. MickNOTARY PUBLIC

For the Island of Oahn.

Age.nt to Take Acknowledgmentsiu juauor uonnracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licenses, xioaolulu, Uahn.

Agent for the Haw'n Islamls ofriTT & Scott's Freight

and Parcels ExpreesiAgent for & Barlicgton'lionU- -

mil TI. U8; Mat. Tel.139; P. O.Bbxttta. :

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OtKOB: No, 3S MjKOHAJiT.

Oppo. Queen Emm R;t

JOS. TINKER,

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- ATcikffrofthe O V ' ;

Cambridge Pork Sausa:

Trt Tnr- -

Meat Delivorod to Ar. Ftthe City and Sal

--Mutual Telephone Nrr.. - i.

YOKOHAMA

BAZAAIk Corner of

HOTE & NITANY

Silk' and Crepes,

Embroidend FT I., ;Window CtirLiins, Mr. IIFans, Xrntfrns, ' --

Disbis, Tou and Vv

Trvs, Flower Pot?. S kCBamboo Screens, V A

and Crepe Shirts, J. j . iJapanese Provisions t t.sale.

jy2S MUK.UA

City - Carriage

'F'Q. Co.

Blacksmith Sho;

107 king tin;" ;

D. BEjlT, MiF!e

Blacksmith WorkAND

PAINTING : AND : TRPPJIN'

In all it? Brancht -- , . t I --

Bock Prin

Mutual Telephone

CtT Give us a CaU - 1

for yourself.

THE UNDHR8IOKED Lm

appolntetl Adtntristnitor i i

Petelo (k) late ot V.

deceased.

Notice i bereftv giventhe tkct-- I te trwtit ib irseeurJ by M.rtaiB. orautbendicated and wilh theif any exist to th.' undermonths from tbttdatc hf i.iforever borml; sod all r

me smki UecMseu are rv-i-

mediate payment at th.- -

Kavljx, Coriwr of Quo uStreet, Up-5:alr- i.

KAILI PETK.Adniiafetrator f tk

(k) dneattd.Honoisiu, Sopt II,

db..ler is

en?? Fiqs Fmfnijhinj

Fine Tailr'n?Fine Chineae and Jij i:

UanderchifjXo3. 31 to 33 Kuubqu M. H -lulu, P.O.JJox258. ):

J. If. TRUSCHI.L?..

X5oot & Slioemaliei130 Fvrl SlnV.

Bepairing, neatly D nD '

sole- - and heel with peg-.- , 1 "

Half sole tind heel sewing, SIaa7

AIEDEIROS & Co.

31oicIaaiit TailorsAmex;cin. EagKh and Scotch

woxk gnaranhied.Uotel St., aat&r Arlfagtoa HoI Uz

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