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VOL. VI. NO. 910. HONOLULU, H. 1. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

PIIINTED AND PUBLISHED

EVBjRY AFTERNOONEXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE

Dally Bulletin Publishing Co., L'd.,

AT TUB OFFICE

320 & 323 Morchant St., Honolulu, H. I.

SUBSCRIPTION Six Dollabs a Yeab.Delivered In Honolulu at Fifty Cents aMonth, In advance.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN

-I- S PUBLISHED

EIVBIK.'V TTJTBJSD.A.YAt Four Dollars a Year to Domestic,and Five Dollars to Foreign Subscribers,payablo in advance.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

DONE IK 8UPRRIOR STYLE.

260 - BOTH TELEPHONES Of 'X&

em-- p. o. box so. --s&a

The Daily Bulletin is printed and pub-lished by tho Daily Bullotin PublishingCompany, Limited, at its office, Mer-chant street, Honolulu, Hawaiian Isl-ands. Daniel Logan, editor, resides onAlakea street, Honolulu, aforesaid.

Address letters for the paper "EditorBulletin," and business letters "ManagerDaily Bulletin Publishing Company."using a per a

in attention,

Business Cards.

LEWERS & COOKE,

tlllfORTEItS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER AND

ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

Ukhkral Commission Agents.

Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

a. W. MAOFABIiANE & CO.

Importers and Commission Merchants.

Kaahunianu Street, Honolulu.

JNO. S. SMITHIES,

Auctioneer and General Business Agent.

tuoaukona, Kohala, Hawaii.

WENNEB & CO.,

Manufacturing and Importing Jewelers.

92 Fort Street, Honolulu.

WILLIAM FOSTEB,

Attobnev-at-La- w and Notary Public.

No. 13 Kaahuinanu St., Honolulu.870-l- m

THOS. LINDSAY,

Manufacturing Jeweler and Watch- -

Cukni Jewelry a specialty. Particularattention paid to all kinds of ropairs.

Mclnerny Block, Fort Street.

J. J. WILLIAMS.

PHOTOGRAPHERThe Only Collection of Island Views.

0. B. BIPLEY,AR-OHITB30-

Complete plans and specifications forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence of con-struction given when required. Call andexamine plans. Now designs. ModernBuildings. Ollico: Safo Deposit Buildingupstairs. Mutual Telephono 203.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Stbam Enuikes, Sugah Mills, Boilers,Cuolkhs. Iron, Brass, and Lead

Castings.

Machinery of Every Description Made toOrder, Particular attention paid to Ships'Blaoksmlthiug. Job Work executed atShort Noticin.i -

W. S. LUCE,

Wine & Spirit Merchant

OAMl'HKLL HlllU'ltOor IILOCK,

Merchant St., :

B39-3i- n

Honolulu.

1M. G. IRIIH & CO.414

CLiimitecl)

OFFER FOR SALE

FERTILIZERSALEX. CBOSS A SONS'

Celebrated High Grado Cano Manures.

We are also prepared to take orders for

1CesarB. IT. Olalatidt So Oo.'sfertilizers,

Insuring prompt delivery.

BOILED LUCOL!Cr This Is a superior Paint Oil, con-

suming less pigment than Linseed Oil, andgiving a lasting brilliancy to colors.usea with drlo it gives a splendid floorsurface.

Lime, .Oement,,REFINED SUGARS,

for8ALM0N,

Falrbank Canning Go.'s Corned Beef the

rARAFFINE PAINT CO.'

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

Reed's Patent Steam Pipe Covering.

Jarboea' Diamond, Enamel & Ever-

lasting Paint as

Especially designed for Vacuum Pans.

FIRE, T.

ItFE AND

.. MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,Assets, $7,109,825.49.

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,Assets, 84,317,052.

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, 86,124,057.

New York Life Ins. Co.,Assets, $137,499,198.99.

C. 0. BERGER,

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.HONOLULU.

Wm.G. Irwin & Go.(LIMITED)

Wm. Q. Irwin. President and ManagerCiaus Spreckols, - - - - nt

W. M. dlffard, Secretary and TreasurerTheo. 0. Porter Auditor

S-uigsi- r Factors-- AND-

Commission Agents.

AOENTS OF THE

Oceanic Steamship Company,

OP SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

C. BREWER & CO.(LIMITED)

General Mercantile

AND

Commission Agents

J.O. Carter President and ManagerO, II, Itnbertsoii ..Treasurer1C. V. IIUIioi SecretaryW.F. Allen AuditorCIiub, M, Cooku,..,, 1

H.O. Allen DirectorsH, Wntcrhoubu ,.,,,,....., 1

BOTH TELEPHONES gW 414

HUSTACE & CO.

COALAll kinds in any quantity-ba- g from a

to a ton.

CHARCOALFrom one bag to any quantity.

FIREWOODIn lengths and Sawed or Split,

from a bag to any quantity; also

WHITE & BLACK SAND870-- tf

IRON WORKSQTjrErax STRfEHlT.

Botweon Alakea and Richards Streets.

UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-pare- dTHE to niako all kinds of Iron,Brass, Bronzo, Zinc, Tin and Lead Castings, aiso a uenerai itcpair uop iorSteam Engines, Rico Mills, Corn Mills,Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc. Machines

thr Cleaning of Coffee, Castor Oils,Beans, Ramie, Sisal, Pincapplo Leaves andother Fibrous Plants and Paper Stock.Also Machines for Extracting Starch from

Manioc, Arrow Root, etc.

C8T" All orders promptly attended to

WHITE, HITMAN & CO.

"Sans Souci" Hotel

Seaside Resort

"Waikiki, : Honolulu.October 37, 1S03.

If anyone desiic such thingslovely scenery, quiet, pure air, clear sea

water, good food and heavenly sunsets hungout before hti eyes every evening over the Paci-fic and the distant hills of Waianac, I recom-mend him cordially to the "Suns Souci."

ROBERT LOUIS STEVEKSON.

A. SIMPSON, Manager.

The Best Lunch in Town.

Test and OofTeat all noons.

THE FINEST BRANDS OF

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYS ON HAND.

H. J. 3STOLTE, FrojD.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO,,

81 KING ST.

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

Gh J. Waller, Manager.

SORGHUM SEED

JUST GROWN AT THE AHUIMANOa choice growth of

New England Sorghum Seed

For sale in lots to suit, by

LEWIS & CO.,889-l- ni Fort Street.

NOTICE.

PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMBagainst Edmund Hart will nleaso

present tho samo to tho undersigned at hisollico. Merchant Street.

J. M. MONSARRAT.Honolulu. Nov. 4. 1M. 873-t- f

To Lot or Leaso.

TO LET

rrUVO NICELY FUR--ulshbil Rooms for

(iimtlomen at No. 1 GardenLano. 802-- tf

TO LET

NEW HOUSE OF FIVE kWttrroon MagazlnoHtrcot. with llathrooiii. Pat iiiwSlent V. 0.. etc. Commandsono of tho finest viows in Honolulu. Ap-ply to (l"7-t- f) J. M. VIVAS.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

YAI.UAIILE PIECKS OFI Improved Property, located

in dlllWcnt Parts of tlio City ofHonolulu; all bargains. Applyfnr full lulrtic'lllurt tn

llllUOE A A. .1. OAHTWRIUHT.MS-- tf

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Australian hall Service.

ForSanFranciBCo:The Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck-land on or about

Decerakei 14th,.

And will leave for the above port withMails and Passengers on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland :

The Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe duo at Honolulu, from San Francisco,on or about

December 21st,And will have prompt desnatch withMails and Passengers for the above ports,

The undersigned aro now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS. TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

For further nartlcnlnrs reimnlinpFreight or Passage apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,i--9i General Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Time TaTole.LOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.

Arrive Honolnlu Leave Honolulufrom S. F. for S. F.

Dec. 2.... ...Dec. 9Dec. 30... ...Jan. 0Jan. 27... ...Fob. :tFeb. 24... .March 3March 24. .March 31April 21 April 28May 19 .., May 211

Juno 10. .. June 23

THROUGH LINE.From San Francibco From Sydney for

for Sydney. San Francisco.

Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu.

ALAMEDA, Deo. 21 MARIPOSA, Dec. 14MARIPOSA, Jan. 18 MONOWAI, Jan. 11MONOWAI, Feb. 15 ALAMEDA, Feb. 8ALAMEDA, Feb. 25 MARIPOSA, Mnr. 8MARIPOSA, Apr. 12 MONOWAI, Apr. 5MONOWAI, May 10 ALAMEDA, May 3ALAMEDA. June 7 MARIPOSA, May 31MARIPOSA, July 5 MONOWAI, June 28MONOWAI, Aug. 2 ALAMEDA, July 20ALAMEDA, Aug. 30 MARIPOSA, Aug.23MARIPOSA, Sept.27 MONOWAI, Sept. 20MONOWAI Oct. 25 ALAMEDA

DE. S. ASANO,

Physician & SurgeonNO. 105 NUUANU AVENUE.

Opposite Eagle House, - - Honolulu.Mutual Telephono 211.

DR. J. UCIIIDA,

Physician & SurgeonNO. 5 KUKUI LANE.

3BEZ.3J XEX.EX'IECITi: C3C.

OHAS. GIRDLER,DIEECT IMPORTER OF

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL

3Dry O-oocL-s

No. 15 Kaahuinanu street.

For Thanksgiving, Xmas

AND NEW YEAR I

Large Fat Cornfed Turkeys !

suoKLnsra- - pigsiCtT Inquire of

O. W. MACPARLANE.880-2-

WAIAKEAKUA NOTICE.

PARTIES DESIRING. TO OO TOWaiakeakua Fulls in Muuou Valley

aro horeby requested to obtain a permis-sion from the undersigned, otherwise theywill bo prosecuted for trespass it found onthe premises without such permission.

JAS, 11. 1IO 1 1),nt tho Land Oillce, Supremo Court lluild- -

intf .

Honolulu. J im 17. 1.S'. w.tl

Kveru deterMton ofJOU PMXTIXQI done af fi Bulletin Ojlke,

Canadian-Australia- n Steamship LineIN OONNHOTION WITH

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.THE FAMOUS TOTJKIST BOUTE OF THE WOULD.

K6r! K $3 sSfl f $10 S2 LessthanU-S-Lin-e

STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY.

THROUGH TICKETS issuod irom Honolulu to CANADA, UNITED STATES and

EUROPE, also to BRISBANE and SYDNEY.

For Brisbane and Sydney:

8TEAMER8 SAIL 23d EACH MONTH.

"Freight and Passenger Agents:

D. McNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.ROBERT KERR. Winnipeg, Canada.M. M. STERN, Ban Francisco, Cal.G. McL. BROWN, Vancouver, B. 0.

Pacific Mail S.S. Co.

-- AND TH- E-

Occidental and Oriental S.S, Co.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of tho above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to the aboveports on or about the following dates:

Stmr "OCEANIC" Dec. 23, 1893Strur "CHINA" Feb. 5, lb!Stmr "OCEANIC" March 0, 1891Stmr "CHINA" April 10, 1891

For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way from Hong-kong and Yokohama to tho above port onor about the following dates:

Stmr "CITY OF PEKING"Jan. 2, 1891

Stmr "OCEANIC" Feb. 12, 1891Stmr "CHINA" March 20, 1891Stmr "Q AEL1C ' May 14, 1891

RATES OF PASSAGE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

TO to noNo- -ko;;u.

Cabin ?150 00 $175 00Cabin, round trip 4

months 225 00 202 50Cabin, round trip 12

months 202 50 310 25European Steerage. . . 85 00 100 00

Passeneers navlnu full fare will boallowed 10 percent off return faro if return-ing within twelve months.

tV For Freight and Passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

207 tf Agents.

COACH LINE

BETWEEN WAIKIKI, THE PARK,

SANS SOUCI, DIAMOND HEAD

AND HONOLULU.

Time Table.leave bans leave con. roiiT

BOUCI. AND KINO HT.

7:50 a. m. 9:00 a. m.10:00 " 11:00 " .

12:00 noon, 1:00 p. in.2:00 p. in. 3:10 "4:00 " 5:10 "0:30 " 7:30 "!):00 " 10:00 "

'Fareq to Riilo Range 5 cents, Waikiki, 10 cents; Sans Souci and DiamondHead, 15 cents; round trip, 25 cents;children under 12 years, half price.

801-- tf F. SMITH, Proprietor.

C. AKIMA,

Merchant 1 Tailor,

46 JSTivuanvi Street,-L- ARGE STOCK O- F-

New Cloths!Prices Lower Than Ever

sjs-t- f

CHR. GERTZ,IUl'ORIKII AM' DKALKIS 10

Gent's, Ladles' and Children's Boots, Shoes

and Slippers

No. 103 Ioi't EJtraotFOR SALE

MUJ SCHOONER 'NORMA. $AT 5.') 'Ions lieu tor. Miii.-iu- vtlitlly built u uui; aniKnlar;Copper and Copper I'lutumM.lor price and purtictilari apply

7$-- U tllEO. H.DAVir.S.tCO

For Victoria and Vancouver B. C:

STEAMERS SAIL Dec. 1st, Jan. 1, 1891. can

onCtf- - For Tickets and General Informa-

tion apply to sot

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

Wilder's Steamship Co.

TIME TABLE. of

V. 0. WlLDKlt, Pre. S; 1). Kosk, Sec.0PT. J, A. Kino, Port Supt.

Stmr. KINAU,CLARKE, Commander, of

. .. ..Will leave Honolulu at : Innnl.!.... tLahaina. Maalaea Bav and Makena thesame day; Mahukoua, Kawaihao and

the following day, arriving at ofHilo at midnight. of

LEAVES HONOLULU:

Friday. . Nov.24Tuesday. Dec. 5Friday Dec. 15Tuesday Dec. 20Friday Jan. 5Tuesday Jan. 10Friday Jan. 20

aReturning leaves Hilo, touching at

samo day; Kawaihao a. m. ; Ma-hukoua 10 a. m. ; Makena 4 p.m.; MaalaeaBav 0 r. m. : Lahaina 8 i. u. tho followingday; arriving at Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes- -anyH ana buturuays.

ARRIVES AT HONOLULU:

Saturday Dec. 2Wednesday Dec. 13Saturday Dec. 23Wednesday Jan. 3Saturday Jan. 13Saturday Jan. 24Wednesday Feb. 3

CV No (Freight will be received after12 noon on day of sailing.

Stmr. CLATJDINE,DAVIES, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 6r. m., touching at Kahuiul, Huelo, Hana,Hamoa and Kjpahalu.

Returning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

No Froieht will be received after4 p. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landings toreceivo their Freight, as we will not lioldourselves responsible after such Freighthas been landed

While the Company will use duo dili-gence in handling Live Stock, wo declineto assume any responsibility in case of theloss of same.

Tho Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless piaceu in tue careof Pursers.

JUST ARRIVEDPER DARK "0. D. BRYANT."

JKav

BABY CARRIAGESor all styles;

Carpets, Rugs and MatsIn the Latest Patterns;

u "householdSewing Machines,

HAND SEWING MACHINES,

All with thu Latest Improvements

ALSO ON HAND

WESTERMAYEll'Si i n n iv

iniHiTfln nTTuira yWIUIUU VUllUfcU 11

Pallor Organs, Guitars,

AMI OTIIKII

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.VOW SALE

ED, HOFFSCHL&EGER & CO,

KiliK Street, oppoTCastlu A Cooke.720 If

All hinds of Commvrciul Printingpromptly executed at low mle nt the

HulUlhi Ofllr,

Stick to tho Constitution.

Editor Bulletin:There is much street comment, as

restoration draws noar, as to "whowill bo in tho now Cabinot?" Did itever occur to tho sagos who ask thoquestion, that thoro can bo only ouoCabinot at a time, under tho Ha-waiian Constitution? Where is thoroom for a "now Cabinot," until thoexisting Cabinot shall eithor resignor bo deposed by constitutionalmethods? Many persons seem totako it for granted that thoro is tobe a "now deal" of tho Cabinotcords, nuito irrespective of thowishes of tho presont Ministers, butI would respectfully ask, by whatauthority jiow appointments can bomade to nositions already constitutionally failed. With soiuo men (andsomo old women, too, no doubt), thogreed of placo obscures tho tost ofthe Constitution, which provides thomethod in which alouo Ministers

bo removed from oflico andthoro is actually considerable talk

tho curb about tho present in-

cumbents being "fired," and a nowappointed. It is both idlo and

dangerous to entertain such ideas atthis time. Thero is no living per-son, or body of persons, outsido thoHawaiian Legislature, competent totnako a Ministerial removal. There-fore, if now appointments aro con-templated, thoy must bo predicatedupon either tho voluntary resigna-tions or tho unconstitutional re-

moval of tho present incumbents.Tho lattor act, or any attempt inthat direction, would of courso borevolutionary, and cannot bo thought

by law-abidi- men. If tho pre-sent Ministers see lit to resign, welland good, so far as now appoint-ments aro concerned, though Icon-ten- d

that tho presont is a most in-

opportune timo for such resigna-tions.

If I have correctly read tho lettorSecrotarv Gresham. and tho

Messago of President Cleveland,tho purpose of the AmericanGovernment is tho "restoration

tho legitimate govornmeutHawaii," and 1 am uuablo to see

that tho "legitimate government"can mean anything elso than thogovernment as it existed on January17, 18D3. Those who, whether withwell or purpose, ad-

vise any departure from constitu-tional methods at this time, will sow

crop of dragon's teeth for our po-

litical reaping. Thoro is but onoCabinet, and to them tho Queenshould look for counsel and support,in every case, and especially in thiscritical condition. Tho foolish andunconstitutional courso of nuisiuga "Kitchen Cabinet" is ono whichHer Majesty, howover strongly ad-

vised, or seriously disposed thereto,would do well to avoid. Sho willalso do well lo rpnu'vnlvr that thoobjects of tho Loyalists' light duringtho last olovon months have bpon,first, tho restoration of our consti-tutional form of government, whiletho personnel of tho Sovereign hasbeen, and is, of secondary import-ance. If wo aro to havo a Restora-tion, it will bo upon constitutionallines, puro and straight. Tho peo-ple waut it upon no other linos.

A Loyalist.

Popular Phonograph Parlors.

Addition of Another of Edison'aWondora.

Mm. C. Stokckli:, u gentleman wellknown not alono to tho residents of Ho-nolulu, but to thoso of Hawaii, Mnui andKnuai, in connection with his introduc-tion to tho uotico of tho general publicof I'rofehsor Edison's mnrvcl of science,tho 1'iioxoaitAi'H, or " talking machine,"has again returned to this city from anextended inter-islan- d trip, and has locatedhimself permanently at tho PiioxooiiafhPaiiloih, Arlington Ulock, HotelsTitwrr.

Mr. StoeckijR ban been in correspon-dence with Professor Edinou, throughono of tho Profesior'n special represent-atives, and has been thus enabled to obtain a latest scientinc production ami im-

proved Phonograph whichhas arrived,and is now open for iiispcctiou and trialby tho general public at tho PhonographPahlohs, Arlington Block, Hotel btreet.

This new hciontilio production andmachine is called tho Automatjo Pnono-GRAFi- r,

working as it does automatically,by electrical agency, generated by thoaction of any person desirous of testingits peculiar qualities, tho manner of testbeing easily undertitood on visiting tholately tlttcd up Piioxociuapu ParlousArlington Block, Hotel street.

Tho Automatic Pho.vooraimi is anoth-er triumph of seience,is tho latest improved" talking machine-'- ' manufactured by thoelectrical wizard, Edison, and is suppliedwith newly invented and lately patenteddoublo diaphragms, thus adding notalono to tho loudness of tho ropiodue-tion- s

from tho records, but alr-- present-ing in u most remaiUably clear and dis-tinct manner all tho modulations of thohuman voice, both in song attd speech-au- d

which may bo heard from tho ma,cliiiio at thoPiioNouiii'H Parlors, Arling-ton Block, Hotel street.

For tho initial piece on the ArroMATicPitoNoaiiAni, Mr. Stocklo hasfrom his accumulation of nearly twohundred now records, which includesongs or all nations, ami too nest enorisof tho most colebrated musical celebritiesin the world a selection which hasnover heretofore been reproduced out-sido of tho home of tho phonograph, andono which gives full opportunity to judgeof tho wonderful natural uouud. reproduc-ing iiinlities of thb latest AutomaticMachine. Tho opportunity now iin'sentsitself to hear this particular number by atrial of tho Edisonian invention now onexhibition at thu Piioxooit.M'ii Parlous,Arlington Block, Hotel street.

The Piionuur.U'U Paiiloiih ato opendaily from a.m., and opportunity isgiven to visitors to from a thouwind records, which will bo reproducedat request on thu machinealso on exhibition, and in ue, at thoPiioNoiiRAi'ii Pauloim, Arlington Block,

I Hotel Btreet. SiKJ.'Jw

t kv&iV vAMxua)

Sr1

sTa

JgUjj gjiiUrtin,

Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,Hut JUslablithcd for the Benefit of All.

TUESDAY, DEC. 1., 1893.

asWhat n hypocritical whino that of

tho Advortisor is, about tho injuryto business Ironi Minister Willis'delay in action, is illustrated by itsfoolish and frantic effort of onlySaturday last to stir up unduo

Tho German who nearly shot Mr..1. Fletcher, lato of tho Hotel Tivoli,sonic-- time back, loft Apia in tho Ala-meda for Houolulu, whore, lot ushopo, ho will keep out of mischief.Sam oo ii Timet.

This itom is copied by tho Star.Ton to one tho shootor is now a spyor special in tho sorvico of tho P. G.Ho will probably bo as useful tothem as the escaped anarchist fromtho Haymarkot squaro outrago inChicago who has bcou doing dirtywork for tho P. G. all along.

Who aro tho countrymen of UnitedStates naval oflicors upon whom thoStar adjures thorn not to mako war?If a point is to bo made with thegreat American nation on this score,lot all tho genuine Americans inarms bo segregated, and all tho restof tho miscellaneous forces of thoP. G. bo dismissed. Thou their ownnation and tho world could see justhow much of American there was iutho revolution of January soughtnow to bo maintained iu spite of thoUnited States Govornmout.

It appoared by tho abortivo sensa-tion of tho Advortisor last Saturdaythat tho P. G. spios had reported alargo royalist mooting at tho housoof Mr. John A. Cummins. Whenthe people found thoy were boingwatched, all the lights in the housowore put out so tho story wont.Thoro was a birthday party at Mr.Cummius' that night, attended by afew townspeople and oflicors ofAmerican and British warships. Thopart broko up early and tho lightswent out as tho family retired to theirpeaceful couches. That is all thorowas to it oxeopting the fooling ofthe spies and tho lying of tho Advor-tisor.

What should E. G. Hitchcock,Marshal, havo to do with a secretmilitary organization called thoCitizens' Guard? Ho issues a no-

tice to that body to answer a day aswell as a night alarm. Tho pros-pects aro that when tho expectedoccasion of that alarm arises, thostatus of tho secret body in question will bo that of rioters. Thentho Marshal's duty would bo to sup-press it. Ho is putting himself intoa queer fix by making himself arevolutionary as well as a civil com-mander. Probably ho will got outof it, however, bj' liuding that whonthe bell rings E. G. Hitchcock is nolongor Marshal. Then it will bo forhimself to choose whethor ho willbo a rioter.

There is a whining joromiad inthis morning's Advortisor over thodamage to business caused by tho' existing political oxcitoinent. "What about tho murdering of busi-ness all this year that should havebeen ono of the most prosperous intho country's histor from thomadcap revolution of Thurston and.Stevens, which presumed on thesupport of tho American nationwithout good reason? For elevenmonths tho country has been holdunder tho heel of an irresponsiblejunta, not one iu ton of whom couldsecure popular election in any con-stituency of tho islands. Wo canafford to wait a few hours for thorestoration of constitutional govern-ment and of tho rights of tho poo-plo. There will bo no business con-

fidence hero so long as tho countryis held in subjection by mercenarytroops composed largely of dis-

charged contract laborers audseamen, which are just as

liable to turn against tho men whoaro paying them with tho Queon'sand the peoplo's money as to main-

tain sottled government.

Supportors of the P. G. had bettornot bo deceived by tho vaporing oftho Star. G rover Clovolaud is attho head of tho United States, audwill stay thoro until March 4, 1897.Ho will havo tho support of a maj-

ority in Congress for his Hawaiianpolicy, as well as ho has had for hissilvor policy, and is going to havefor his tariff policy. This Hawaiianquostiou will bo settled by him totho mutual advantage of both thoUnited States and Hawaii. A largoproportion of tho trtioborn Amor-

icau residents of those islands aroon tho President's side in this mat-to- r.

Tho Star daro not publish thelist of names of voting Americansin this country who have subscribedto tho P. G. causo. It would makotoo ridiculous n showing alongsideof all tho anuoxationist blowing. Iutho United States, loo, thoro hasboon just as strong expressions ofpublic opinion on tho side of Presi-

dent Cleveland's policy as againstit, and when tho matter has boon

full' vontilalod in Congress thorowill bo an immense addition to thovolumo of support thereto accorded.Tho Govoriunout press horo hasgivou only ono sot of Americanviows, and that not quite honestly.Republican papors havo boon quoted

Democratic to suit tho occasion,and tho opposite viows of Republi-can papors havo boon ignored.

KEEP COOL.

It is surmised, for ono thing, bytho Advortisor, that Ministor Willisis trying to wear out tho saiuts byholding tho fear of force over theirheads. That papor does not reflectmuch credit on its party whon itutters cries of paiu on their behalffor boiug kept iu suspense- - only amonth. It is less than a mouthsince dofmito word camo of Clove-laud- 's

policy to do right in tho mat-to- r

if the hoavons should fall. Iftho P. G. pooplo still believe thattheir side is right and will ultimate-ly prevail with tho Amoricau nationat large, thoj' should bo preparedto accept prosout reverses withequanimity while making their ap-

peal in liko decorous manner to theQuoon's in making her protest.When the echo of the jingo tempestthat greeted tho annexation com-missioners rolled back on those s,

tho causo of autonomy andhomo rule looked to bo in a badcase. Then when tho foreign Hagwas hoisted, tho Hawaiian iudopond-onc- o

"jig" soomod to bo up in earnest. Still faith iu tho justico oftho Hawaiian peoplo's causo and intho honesty of tho great Americanheart nevor failed utterly. Un-

armed and without liberty to armthemselves against military domina-tion, tho peoplo wisoly kept fromauy attempt to resist tho authorityof tho do facto Government. Thoytook ground beyond oven thoQueen's protest that threw tho re-

sponsibility for tho revolution onUnited States representatives. TheHawaiian peoplo havo novor admit-ted tho competence of either theQuoon or hor Cabinot, auy morethan that of tho Provisional Gov-

ernment, to surrender tho inde-

pendence of this country. Theydo not admit it to-da- j', aud,with tho positivo assurauco ofPresident Clovolaud to restore ourconstitutional government, thoyhavo no reason to fear any compro-mise boiug made. Their oxamplo ofpatienco aud poaceablonoss duringall these dark months, howovor, isono that ma' well bo commended totho Provisional Government pooplonow, as more dignified, honorableand becoming a party that boasts(see tho Advortisor editorial) its as-

surauco "of tho honor of men audtho favor of God," than tho hysteri-cal and inflammatory uttorancosthat havo formed tho staple of theannexationist press for several dayspast.

P. G. Distributing: Arms.

A cartload of rifles aud boxes ofammunition was going the roundsof Punchbowl j'esterda' forenoon,delivering arms with feverish haste.The cart was owuod aud driven byMr. Gomes, a Portugeso expross-nia- n,

who took tho precaution ofhaving a riflo ill ono hand. Incharge of tho wagon of guns wasyoung Silva, a Portuguese residingin Miller street, who was distribut-ing tho contents aud getting re-

ceipts for them, Silva had a largorevolver sticking out of his backpockot, which, as ho had no coat on,could not bo called a concealedweapon.

Lifo Is Misery

To many peoplo who havo tho taintof scrofula in thoir blood. The ago-nies caused by tho dreadful runningsores and othor manifestations ofthis disease aro beyond description.Thoro is no other romody equal toHood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula,salt rhouin and every form of blooddisease. It is reasonably sure tobouofit all who give it a fair trial.

Hood's Pills euro all liver ill3.

NOTICE.

IS HEKEBY GIVEN-- THAT

all persons trespassing on TongWai Co. banana plantation at Kulihi-uk- a

will bo prosecuted to the full extent of tholaw. TON'O FAT AVAJ CO.

0(W-2-

SITUATION WANTED

MOIJ,EIl 11 AVI NO JUST AK-rive- dE. from a tour iibioml. wants asituation as Head Lima or Sugar Jloilcr.Having been head hum for Mx years, hehope-- , to bo able to give satisfaction inboth positions. Address, caro of IIui.msti.s'olllce. 00S-(- it OMt

FRENCH CANDIES.

1llAl!I.i:s J. WHITNEY HAVING.assumed management of the J 'a ace

Ice Cream Parlors, lias icMiincd the manufacture of Choice T'rcnch Candies and IroCreauiK. He is ready to supply the holi-day trade. Arlington liloel:, ilbtel Street.Jloth Telephones. itwl-U- w

Circuit Court, First Circuit of tho Ha-waiian Islands. In l'ronato.

T N THE MATTEIt OF THE ESTATEA of I,UK HAND, laie of Honolulu, doceased, intestate.

On reading and filing the petition of H.Ahml, ot Kahului, Maul, alleging thatl,uk bong, of Honolulu, died intestate atChoy Hang, China, on the 8th day of July,A. 1j. 1887, and praying that Letters of Ad-ministration issue to b. Ahml,

It is ordered that MONDAY, tho lr.thday of January, A. D. IhOI, be and herebyis appointed lor hearing .aid petition iutho Court ltoom of this Court, at Houo-lulu, at which time and place all personsconcerned may appear and show cause, Ifany they have, why said petition shouldnot be granted.

Dated Honolulu, II. I., Die. 1,1, !!.lly the Court i(WAS. 1 PKTEItKON.

im'i-(- ,t yi Clerk.

By Jno. F. Morgan.

AUCTION SALEOK- -

Valuable City Property

On SATURDAY, Jan. (ith

AT 12 O'OI.OUIC NOON,

At my Salesroom, Qm-o- Strout, I willsell ill Public Auction, that Valua-

ble Resilience known as the

KUICIH BTUKRT.

The l'ropcilv has u frontage ot 118 feel onKiiKui street nnu n about

MO feet deep.

Thorp U a Convenient

2-St- ory Dwelling HouseContaining 10 ltooius, Cottage ami Out- -

Iioumm on tho .at. The Main Housecontains It! Itootns. Kitchen

ami Hath. Also

1 Cottage!

1 Cottage!Until ami Wash House outside,

r.t,- - Ktc T.tc

ser-- I'lacu fan be inspected on appllea- -turn to

Jcls. IF1. Morgan,1110-t- tl AUUTIONE1515.

Toys! Toys! Toys!

On Thursday Evening, Dec. 2ist

AT 7 O'CLOCK,

AT MY SALESROOM

I will sell at Pnbllu Auction the FinestAssortment of

TOYS !

Oll'ered for s,ale at Auction, comprising

Dolls' Carriages, Carts,

Bicycles, Velocipedes.

Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

GOODS ON YIEW THURSDAY.

Jas, If. Morgan,ixn-- 1 1 ATJCTIONEKK.

CUT THIS OUT

Mutual Telephone Co.

rpHE KOLI.OWlNfi NAMES HAVEJL been added to the Official List of

of the Mutual Telephone Com-pany. Please eut out and pasto in a con-venient place for futuie reference:

.T Cala. Teed Co, Warehouse, King street.ll'J J'alace lee Cream Parlors.l.VJ Engine Co. No. 1.am Walcelleld, V M res.115 Atherton, C II res.lilt Abies, I 0 res.117 Cartwright, Uruce res,201 Holomua Tub. Co.20S Pilkoi, I.vdia res.27s llosse, C res2s0 Fernandez, A res,20J Moore, Dr. It 1 res.Ml Dovie, C A res.321 Wilder, G K res.:)2ti Cartwright, Uruco res., 'ttl;il;i.330 U S Legation.a:iO Willis, A S res.1110 Yuen Chong.lilt Krugor, Frank res.a 10 Stacker, J T res.o.r0 Wenner, A res.:;82 Sing Chong, Hotel street.'M MoQuire's Express.31)3 Hopper, W L res.ins Smith, F, I'auoa.42:)Pohina, J, I'auon.151 Ehrlich, S res.I'M Jacobson, A E. Fort street.47(1 Kcoia, Jas N K res.481 Mollis, Mrs. AM.1!U l'ooinaikalaui, res.l!ll Ciuiha Nursory.Crfl J It U, Punchbowl street.HiUflray, J A res.r"r (lartenberg, A res..W Heist, Mrs. J H res.fiUl Ah l'ing..rV.)5 Dovlin, Jus. res.Ill Ixmisson, M res.

OKI National Iron Works.Ho Oguru, K res.

03!) Noldncr, 0 res.013 Noipcr, J res.uT0 Howard, Dr. II W.009 Lederer, B W res.070 Ogum it Co., K.(IT!) ().ulci Shotou.0S7 Kallberg, J A res.0!l2Uush. Jno E res.Mr. "A" Philadelphia, U S F H.fiir. "O" Champion, HUMS.OKI Nnniwa, HUM 8.

iX)8-- 3t

DR. C. "W. MOORE,1400 Van Noss Ave., S. F., Cal.

Elegant Apartments for Palionts.

l.l.i:crut :.v IS KBUvoiih iiibramm.

RiSf Dr. Moore oilers invalids all thecomforts of home, with constant ami care-ful treatment. Itefersto 11. It.Maefarlane,

IKJO-- tf

Entertainment at Kawaiahao I

I70UT1IEI1ENEFITOFKAWAIAHAOJ). Heiulnary the I'iiiiIIh will repeat theirThanksgiving Entertainment In thu Chapelof the teliool TUKBDAY IJVl'.NINU,December lUtli, at 7:H0 o'clock. Tho jmb.I'ii aio cordially invited. Admission, tile.Tickets at IIj-ii- (luuu'n. Wuterhouau'sNo. IU store, Benson, Smith V Co.'s andrustle V: Coolie'. liO'j-t- d

mwwtrwtrjnmm

Hawaiian Harflware Go., L'fl

Saturday, Dec. JO, 1SD3.

The consumer of electricityfor illuminating purposes funishimself in a position corre-

sponding with Moses when thelight was extinguished. Wehave no authoritative informa-

tion as to just where Moseswas, but the natural solutionto the problem seems to bethat he was in darkness. Andsuch is the predicament of theusers of the electric lights in

Honolulu. It's an ill wind thatis of no particular benefit tosome one; the break in thelighting plant was the primarycause of our selling forty-thr- ee

lamps to people who hadabandoned kerosene Tor moremodern methods of lightingtheir houses. Another reasonfor the trade in lamps comingto us is that we had the goodsat prices suited to the times.To store-keepe- rs in need oflamps we can offer some verypretty two, three and four-lig- ht

Chandeliers at very low prices;they are exquisitely wrought inbrass with either glass or metalfounts.

Everyone reads the adver-tising pages of "Century" be-

cause the matter is so wellprepared that it comparesfavorably with that on the in-

ner pages. The advertise-ments of the Standard Manu-facturing Co., with illustrationsof their sinks, bathtubs andwashstands appeal directly topeople who believe that clean-liness is next to honesty whenacquired in an enamelled bath-tub. For the past year wehave been the agents for theStandard Manufacturing Com-

pany for the sale of their tubs,etc , and as such we have in-

troduced some people to theonly tub in which they canthoroughly enjoy a bath. Onthe "S. N. Castle" we receivedanother invoice of these goodshaving all the latest improvements. These will be readyfor inspection to-da- y, and wewill be pleased to show themto anyone.

The Wonderful WertheimSewing Machines which weimported a month or two agojumped into favor so quicklythat we deemed it advisable toorder more and by the Mari-posa we received what will beconsidered by judges the finestsewing machines, both for ser-vice and ornament, ever im-

ported to the country. The"Wertheim Triplex" is a com-

bination of three machines inone, producing three distinctstitches: the Lock, the Chain,and the combined Lock andChain or Embroidery Stitch.Every dressmaker appreciatesthe advantages of the ChainStitch in elasticity and the easewith which it can be ripped.With this machine the processof tacking can be rapidly per-formed without any hand sew-ing whatever. Besides beingthe easiest running and bestall 'round machine for homeor tailors' use the tables of theWertheim are far handsomerthan those of any other make.The wood is selected accord-ing to the beauty and evennessof the grain, whil. the hand-some inlaid work commendsthem to all lovers of the beau- -

tilul.The handsome piano and

banquet lamps in our storewhich have won your admira-tion as you passed by wouldprobably occupy a place inyour dwelling if you would butask the price. The Alamedawill bring us more of themjust in time to be selected forChristmas presents, than whichnothing could be more appro-priate.

We have some handsomepieces of Cut Glass, RookwoodPottery and small bits in Sil-

verware of about the rightvalue for Christmas gifts.These are articles that willnever weary the eye; like thelandscape, there will alwaysbe found something pleasantto look upon.

Hawaiian Hardware Go., h'iOpposite Bpreckcla' Mock,

307 FORT STREET.

The Prize

Awarded !

Anheusov-Busc- h Browing Co.

Wins tho Prize at thoWorld's Fair with thoir--EAGLE" Brand Bcor.

Sr. I.i.i is, Oct. 28, 1893.

Miasn. MAi'iwr.i vnk & Co., Ij'd.,Houolulu, H. I.

DettrSirs: We havo mailed you n copyof tho announcing tho greatviuiorj- - won i.y uie akiii:chkrijlrcii absorMTlON H tlulr "EAOLE" Brand ofllcor

(SignedANHEllSER-nUSC- H UltEWlNO ASSO-

CIATION.

(Spccitil r.apnUh toWont.n's 1 in, Cuicaoo, Ii.i.., Oct. 20.

a o award 1ms ever been made gratifyiiifto St. Louis peoplo and so justlv meritedas tho one civen v be vlin (Vihunlitniijury of tho World's Fair, consisting of con.noispeurs and chemists of tho highest rank,to tho Anhouscr-Dusc- h Ilrowing Associa-tion. Uy methods of unrivalled businessenterprise, and by using tho best materialproduced in America and Europe, exclud-ing corn and other adulterants or surro-gates, tho dill'ernnt kinds of tho Anheusor-lJusc- h

beer havo become tho favorites withtho American pcorlo, and havo now con-quered tho highest award in every particular, wuicu nnu xo no consiaereu oy tnoColumbian jury. Tho high character ofthe award given y by tho jurors willbe better understood when it is known thattho dill'erent liccrj exhibited by the Anheusor-llusc- h Urmving Association had tocompete with hundreds of tho most excel-lent displays of other brewers. Tho factthat no other cancern has received somany points for the various qual-ities of good boor confirms anew tho linn'sropuUtlon as the leader of all Americanbeers, and Mr. Adolphus Jluscli can feelproud over this rcultso justly merited.

AA

mB The atovo Is a of the

Label or the " EAGLE " Brand which took

the Prize.

ITS-- In ordering this I'.eer iu ure toask for the "EAGLE" Urand.

Alacfarlane & Co., L'd,SOJ-- tf Aqcnls for Jfaiiiiiiun Islands

H.HackMtt&Co

53

i&EBSS'

Aio itisl. in n'ooipl of lnrw imnoila- -

tiona liy lliLir iron barks "J'.iiilIbunberg" and "J. (5. Plluger,"

and by a number of vcn-l- fioin Amcik'ii.

Consisting of si largo and complete'assortment of

DRY GOODSVienna and Iron Guidon Furnitim,

Saddlery and Cutlery,Iron liotlstuiiils, Etc., Etc.

Bechstein & Seller Pianos

American & European

UrrocenesOilsnnd Paints, Lubricating CSrcase,

tbuibtio Soda, Wash Soda,I'illorpross Cloth, Twine,

JJags, Market Baskets,Demijohns, Etc., Ktc.

LIQUORS, BEERS,

MINERAL WATEHS,

Hoofing Slutes, Eirebiieki;,Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead,

Plain and Corrugated Iron,It, U, MnterialH,

Steel KnilH, Etc., Etc.

SUGAR & RICEGolden Gate, Diamond, SperoV, Mur-clmnl-

and Eldorado

FLOURFOI SAM-- :

On Hid most Liboi.il Terms at thoLowcbt I'riiT! by

H, Hackfeld & Co.wi7 aw

TE MPLE OFOornor Fort So I

O F"

Toys ef i?ery Description. I

Ho

KRT AnQTMEMT flE DM I Q I

I Will Lead the Market in.Low Prices !

I AM OITEIilNO A VEltY LAIIOE STOCK OP

Tj&.it 3D :k: s ir. o h: i ej in 3For Ladies, Gentlemen and Children at Low Prices.

Sl'EOI AL At luc.- -n tine line of Ladies' Embroided Bilk Handkerchiefs.SPECIAL At.I.":. Gents Japancso Silk Handkerchlofs.

SPECIAL At 12Jc 105 dozen Fancy Silk Handkorchiofs.ear-- My 5c, lUe., 12JJc, 15 and 10)4c. Ladies' Handkerchiefs are the best values

oilercd in tho market (immense assortment to select from).

Extra Valuo iu Hosiery for ladies, Gontlouien and Children !

Tast Black Gent's Silk Hoso at $15 Dozon !

Great Gut in Prices for 30 Days Only !

Over 1,000 Boy's aiifi Chilton's SuitsWill bo offered at Lower Prices than evr before.

My $1 Suits roduccd to $3. My $5 Suits reduced to $3.75. My $0, $6.50and $7.00 Suits (Knso Bant3) roduccd to $5.

In Boy's Knee Pants Good Values are Offered!My SI Kneo Pants reduced to 65c. My S2, $2.25 nasi S2.50

Kneo Pants refincnu ta 31.50

Boy's W"s,istsIn White and Fancy Percale with Hack and Trout Pleated and Lsrge

Sailor Collars.

Boy's Waists at 25c. in Calico and Flanellette !

Full Line of India Silk in ail Grades at 50c. YardBy tho "Australia" duo here next Saturday I ill r vo a Largo Stock of

Kid Gloves, Dressed and Undressed!lm NoYeltlos in Laces, Ribbons and Oilier Fancy Goods.

ALSO AN'OTIIEJt. LAltGE INVOICE OK

's, Ladies' and-- aa

3. EIBSPiCorner Fort and Hotel Sts.,

WHEN SELECTING YOUE

Do not forget that we havoi Choice Line of Suit- -able Goods, consist--ing in part of

SJ33 Fort

at

Iotol Streets.

3.T.

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JL CwT JL.A. ,

Honolulu, I.

CUT GLASS!

H.

- In uvcry rvsiieul aud aro ollerud forW7-S- in

cer I

FROM THE LEADING LABORATORIES.

Bx-us-la suacl OoraTo Sets,SfcLSbving Sets,

IManionre Sets,Etc, 33tc.

&

Street,

No. 19 Nuuanu Street, "Foster Block."

ANDFOU T1IK SALE OK

V. Carpy & Co.'s Very Superior California Winas,From "Uncle Sum" Wine CtUim, Napa City.

Brewing Co.'s Export Lager Beer,San Jose, Cal., U. S. A,

Dallemaml & Co.'s Cream Pure Bye Whisky,America's Finest Production, Jllch and Mellow.

Sprtance, Stanley & Co.'s "0. P. T." Bourbon Whisky,

Uniform and Jteliable.

Scott & Gilbert's "Sassafras" Sour,"The Prince of Summer Drink.

r"TheoUoodsaifUuaniuKod I'lrstbaiu cry itcasonnhlu 1'rlcuu,

Mutual Tclupiiokk !!08- -

OpBiiing

Goods

65c.

Children's Shoes

H.

Cologne Bottles

CO.,

Honolialia, I.

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Ilsy-VITH- ! IisrspsEJOrriOKT

Kloc3.a,l!:s,

HOLLISTERDPLTTCS-a-IS'X'S- ,

IMPORTERS SOLE AGENTS

Fredericksburg

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Time TableFKOM AND AFTER JUNE 1, 1893.

To Ewa MltL.B. B. A. D.

A.M. P.M. r.M. r.M.Leave Honolulu 8:15 1:45 4:35 6:10Loavo l'cnrl City 9:30 2:30 5:10 5:50Arrive Ewa Mill 0:57 2:67 6:30 0:22

Leave Ewa Mill..Loavo Pearl CityArrive Honolulu

A.B.

To Honolulu.0.

A.M..0:21.0:55.7:30

Saturdays only.Dally.Sundays excepted.Saturdays excepted.

B. B.A.M. P.M.10:43 3:4311:15 4:1511:55 4:55

A.P.M.5:420:100:45

ft gttUju liifrtK,

TUESDAY, DEO. 19, 1893.

3A.K.I3STE USTE-WS-.

Arrivals.TuksuaYi Dec. 11).

Stmr W G Hull horn Hawaii and Maul

Departures.TursnAV, Dec. II).

Am bktno Wrestler, Eerginann, for SanFrancisco

Am bk S G Allen, Thompson, for SanFrancisco

Stmr Pelo for Makawcli at '2 p mStmr Ciaudinofor Kaliului, Kcanae, liana,

Hamoa, Kipahulu, Nuu, Paauhau, Ku- -kalau at 6 p m

Stmr Mikalmla for Nawiliwin,-- Koloa,Eleelc, Makaweli, Waimca and Kekahaat 5 p m

Stmrlwulani for Nawillwili, Hanamnulu,Eilauea, Kalihlwai ami Hanalel at 5p in

Stmr Kilauca Hou for I'u.nthnu and Ivu--kaiau

Schr Mary E Foster for WaimcaSchr Mahimalii for WaialuaSloop Kaiulani for Koolau

Fasssngcru.

DEPARTURCt.

For San Francisco, per bk S C Allen,Dec 10--M Y Muller.

For Waialua, per stmr (! It Bishop, DeoIS E Hapai and Miss I. A Hupai.

Shipping Notfcti.

'1 lie A inericm baik S. ( Allen took tintfollowing cargo to San Francisco: 12,'20lbigs sugar, ('. Brow cr & l!o. ; 4240 do., K. A.Seliairor.t Co., 2010 do., TIioo. H. Davies& Co. Total weight, 2,';(KJ,lh2 lb-,- . Domes-tic value, $D0,'2!)7.7..

The American barkentino Wrestler, Capt.Bergmann. took the following cargo lorSan Francisco tliis afternoon: 837.J bagssugar, H. Hackfold .t Co.; C0J5 do., M. b.Grinbaum it Co. Total weight, 1,701,347lbs. Domestic value, $33,19.1.0.!.

1,0 CAT. AND UENERAL NEWS.

Seo now bargains in

Diamondsoutheast.

Yee Chan &Co.'s adv.

Found a jold Loaded cano.ply at this oilice.

Head, 3 p.clear, wind

Ap- -

in. Weather

Repairs aro being made to thetramways track on Fort street.

Tho report of Founder's Day atKamehamoha School is crowded outof this issue. Sports aro in progressthis afternoon.

A "special extra" was issued to-day, announcing the landing of thotroops to attend a concert by thoMisses Albu at Kawaiahao Churchthe evening of tho 28th inst. Theconcert is for tho benefit of thatchurch.

A very valuable and desirablepiece of city property is to bo soldby Jamos F. Morgan on Saturday,January 6th. It is tho well-know- n

Emmes residenco on Kukui strcot,described elsewhere and which canbe inspected on application to Mr.Morgan.

The playing of tho band on boardtho Philadelphia at 8 o'clock thismorning was very much appreciatedby waterfront loungers. It being acalm and quiet morning tho littleband was heard to great advantageon tho wharves extending from the1. 1. S. N. Co.'s to tho P. M. S. S.dock.

Work on tho now temporary sternframe of the steamship Miowera wasfinished this aftornoon. The ruddorhas been patched up and strength-ened by two pieces of spliced ironrivotod on each sido where tho breakwas made, and at 12:30 this noonwas taken out of tho foundry anddelivered on tho wharf where theMiowera is lying. It is expectedthat tho ruddor will be placed inposition boforo to-nig-

Scottish Thistlo Club.

At the meeting of tho ScottishThistlo Club last night tho follow-ing oincors wore oleoiod tui tuo en-suing term: A. S. Cloghorn, hon-orary chief; H. E. McTntyro, Robt.Louis Stovonsou, Robt. Catton, hon-orary chieftains; D. Logan, chief;Robt. Laing, chieftain; Arch. C.Steolo, socrotary; Wm. Ross, trea-surer; Evan Ronnie, master-at-arm- s.

Next mooting will bo on January8th, as Christinas and Now Year'sfall on tho intervening Mondayevenings. Scotsmen and sons andgrandsons of Scotsmon aro eligiblefor momborship. Tho club main-tains an oxcollout roading room andhas tho nucleus of a library, Itsmeetings aro open aud visiting Scotsaro always cordially wolcomo.

m

Stolo a Brido.

Ail ox-- G. soldier was married toa young native beauty last Saturdayevening. Tho fatted calf was slaught-ered and frionds by tho scoro woreiuvitod to participate in tho pleasuresof tho joyous occasion. Towardsmidnight, however, after the guestshad departed, tho bridegroom, intho ecstasy of matrimonial bliss,sought for his bride but found liornot. Ono of tho gtucitfi, a lire laddie,had spirited the young wife away,ami tlio bridegroom had to ho con-tent with passing his wedding nightiu sorrow aud loneliness. Hero's nwarning not to invito bewitchingtiro laddies,

WAITING FOB, WILMS.

Guards Watching tho WarshipsRoyalist Policomon RostorodEvents of tho Day Affairs FastComing to a Hoad.

It was learned yesterday aftornoonthat Ministor Willis had givon

that tho troublos of thocountry would bo soltlod withiuforty-eig- ht hours. As atatod in thispapor, ho had commuuicatod noth-

ing to tho Provisional Govornmout,but was in consultation with thoQueen.

Yostorday sovon prison lunas J.D. Marliu, Jim Taguo and othersinarched down to Browor's wharfarmed with riflos and bolts of cart-

ridges. Ono was asked what thoyworo doing there. Ho answeredthoy woro watching for tho landingof tho troops. During tho day noprisonors woro allowed outside.After tho prison lunas had stoodthoir watch at tho wharf thoy returned to Oahu Prison whore, armedwith riilos, thoy guardod tho pri-soners.

Lioutouauts Koalakai, Kaioua andNahoolowa, who resigned from thoforco yostorday rathor than upholdtho Provisional Government againstthe United States, were sent for yos-torday evening. Thoy woro told totako thoir former places with tho exception of Nahoolowa, who was ap-pointed court officer. Koalakaiwanted to tako a vacation, and willloavo for Maui this evening to pay avisit to his family. Thoy all re-

sumed thoir positions uncondition-ally, that is, with regard to thoirformer convictions previously an-nounced, x

Permission has boon granted bytho Provisional Government to thoBritish and Japanese cruisers Cham-pion and Naniwa to land troops fortho protection of tho British andJapanese legations respectively.

A telophono mossago was sent toH. B. M. S. Champion this morningas to whether any troops woro to bolanded from that vessel for tho pro-tection of English proporty to-da-

Tho reply from tho executive officerwas. "Wo uon't Know." xuo euquirywas caused by a report in our morning contemporary that hlty menwere to bo landed and statioued inSt. Andrew's Cathedral grounds thismorning.

Most of tho Reserve have beenretired from tho Police Station audonly tho mounted patrol, with theirshining silver button?, wero seenthere this forenoon. The residencesof prominent royalists woro undorwatch of tho patrol last night.

A watchman on tho middlo fronttower of tho Executive building isconstantly keeping a binocular glasstrained on tho warships iu tho har-bor.

Hon. A. S. Willis, United StatesMinistor, mot tho Provisional Gov-ernment Cabinet by appointment intho Executive building at 1:30 thisafternoon. This is tho first confer-ence ho has had with tho Government since the arrival of the Corwiuwith despatches to him from Wash-ington. Affairs aro fast coming to ahead.

Tho Minister only remained at thobuilding about fifteen minutes, andwas driven back to the Legation.

Chief Justice Judd went over tothe Executive building from thoJudiciary building shortly after thoMinister's visit.

Vice-Preside- nt Hatch, who hadbeen engaged in a Circuit Courthearing, hurried over to tho Execu-tive building at 2:10.

Ministor King was mot by thoBulletin representative as ho cameout of tho Interior offico and walkedupstairs. Ho was askod if tho Coun-cil mooting was over yet. "No," wastho answer.

The Executive Council was stillin session at 2:50.

Members of tho Advisory Councilwere arriving for a meeting with thoExecutive appointed for 3 o'clock.

Nothing had been communicatedto tho Diplomatic Corps up to 3p. m.

British Minister Wodohouso, inanswer to a question, said tho Cham-pion's men would not bo landeduntil after tho result of tho confer-ence was known.

Surrender of tho Government d.

At JJ:C0 tho gonoral session of theCouncils closed.

President Dole was asked by thoBulletin representative if ho hadanything to communicate.

Ho said, addressing tho represen-

tatives of both evening papors:"Well, I will toll you gentlemen

of tho press that Minister Willis hadan interview with tho Executive, inwhich ho requested tho roliuquish-mou- t

of tho Govornmout to thoQueen."

'What is your answer?""I cannot give-- tho answer uutil it

is prepared. The roquost covers agroat many points, and tho ausworwill necessarily tako some time toprepare."

Choir Practico on Shipboard.Yostorday evening tho choir of

tho Second Congregation of St. An-drew's Cathedral had a practico oftho special Xmas music on boardII. M. S. Champion. Tho memborsof tho choir, somo twonty-oigh- t innumbor, with a fow frionds werecarried out to the man-of-w- ar iu alargo bargo. Thorohoarsal took placoin Capt. itooko'a cabin, and lastedovor an hour, aftor which refresh-ments woro sorvod and dancing in-

dulged in. A most delightful timowas had by all, it being a perfectovoning. (Tapt. Itooko and his olli-eor- a

did all thoy could to iniiko itpleasant.

The Dally Ihilktiu, CO cviifo ycr month.

COURT OHKONIOIiE.

Matters in Ohainbars Tho WaikapuCommons Partition.

W. O. Smith" has accepted the ap-

pointment of administrator of thowill of Robert Brown, on tho ronun-ciatio- ti

of tho executorship by JohuCook.

Judge Kopoikai of Maui has re-

served for tho Supromo Court aquostion relative to tho will of thoInto Joso Espiuda. It is as towhether tho executrix should bochargoablo with iutorest on all sumsreceived by hor and not immediatelyapplied to tho purposes of tho will,after a roasonablo time, say oightmouths aftor hor appointment. Thototal intorost claimed by doviscos is

2036.71.J. Alfred Magoon has presented

for approval his account as guardianof Kalua Kapukiui, showing receipts$3032.85, expenditures S2933.41, bal-ance 597.11.

Judge Whiting is hearing thisafternoon a phaso of tho partitioncaso between Hawaiian Commercialaud Sugar Co. aud Waikapu SugarCo., tho latter roprosontcd by G. W.Macfailano. Hatch for H. C. & S.Co.; Hartwoll and C. W. Ashford forW. S. Co.

Iu tho matter of tho estate of Ka-hak- u

(JO lato of Heoia, Koolaupoko,Oahu, who diod somo 30 or 40 yoarsago, tho Court, Whiting, J., hoardtho application for a docreo of heirsof tho deceased. J. M. Poopoo represented tho potitionor, aud thoapplication was opposed by J. L.Kaulukou, who moved to dismisstho same, which was ovorruled bytho Court, and tho matter sot forhearing on tho 27th instant. Thisis tho first application of tho kindundor tho now Judiciary Act; undortho old system such potitions worodiscouraged, as thoy woro not con-

clusive of tho rights of parties claim-ing titlo to real estate; in otherwords, tho parties claiming titlo tolands woro encouraged to assortthoir rights in suits of ejectment atlaw.

Business (lend ? Not much !

Leastwise it is not o with thoCalifornia Feed Company. Wohsivo mndc a business for our-selves, which 1ms steadily grownthrough all the hard times otherpeople are complaining about.We have just secured from Mr.J. F. Colburn his old stand, cor-

ner Queen and Nuuanu .streets,and taken possession of thoselargo and convenient premises.We had to do so, because ourold place at Leleo is too smallfor our business.In a few days the bark "MiliumAla" will bo hero again with horfourth full cargo of Hay andGrain, bought by our Mr. J. N.Wright who will arrive on thatvessel. We prefer to select ourmerchandise ourselves ratherthan have others do it, whichmeans that wn got better goodsat a less price.

"Wo thank our many friendsfor thoir liberal patronago fortho past three years, and hopeby strict attention to a businesswe thoroughly understand tomerit the patronage of as manymore.

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

PINEAPPLE SUCKERSTHE FOLLOWING VARIETIES

FOR SAXJE !

Smooth Leaf Cayenne,

Queen & Sugar Loaf.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,90S-1- w Cor. Fort and (iueen streets.

N. S. SACHS'

SH!,3Sr

Guessing Contest!

How Many Beans are in the Jar?

SEE IF YOU CAN GUESS.

Wo liavo exhibited In our Window a GlassJai lil led with lieans; tho nearest

gucssor will reeelvo as nNew Year's Gifts,

Silver Tea SetlO.NMUn.NU 01

Four Pieces !

Now on exhibition in our window.

RQ All (iiiiib-slii- lllaiikh must ho hciiIIn by THl'llbDAY, Una. 2tJth, beforufi i.

Ytf-e- The iiaiiui of tho nearest pic-ou- r

will ho aiiiiuuiiiitil In tho daily iuitr onSaturday, Dee. .'SOtli.

Kflf- c- GuesnliiK Ulanl; will bu given toI'urclmsers tit N. K. Saehs', Kurt htreut.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

HKlir.IIV fllVKSTIIATINOTUT.Jb day bought out the oiki.half lull rut of my lurlnor Toug Kin, inthe Una of Yei Jlujt Co., anil 1 will carryon tliu hunlut'ji of bald llnu an heretoforeunder said ilrm naiiio ntKliiKntrcet, Hono-lulu, KOK l.II.M uliax AH I.U.M.

li.ilfil Honolulu. Dec. Ill, IhU1U-l- w

Mrs. A, If. AllenTony, Wash.

20 Miles from a DoctorBut Hood's Sarsaparilla was

Equal to tho EmorgoncyPleurisy, Chills anil Fever Milk

Xicgl'crfcct Cure."After my baby was born I cot Into very lorl-ou- s

condition, ha lug pleurisy, chUU and fovor,gradually developing Into milk leg. Wa live 20miles from a physician and did not know whatto do. Finally nfier n grcnt dent of inlfer-la- c

X began to tako llood'a Sarsaparilla andwhen I was using tho third bottle I could leo

It Was Doing Mo Cood.I continued with another bottle, and recoveredso rapidly that now B nm in cood health. I

Hood's k Curescordially recommend It as a good medicine."Mns. A. SI. Allen, Terry, YVashlnston.

Hood's PHI9 euro nil Liver Ills, Wllous-nes- s.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Ilcadacho.HOBRON, NEWMAN & CO.,

Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

Dai Nippon!

Dai Nippon TT

Tho above Store lins received anotherSplendid Invoice of

Injiiinnon vU&uUlluijUk) iMftncY Goods

Per S. S. "Oceanic."COMl'lttstMl

Beautiful Silk and Crape

icon DRESSES

Cushions, Tahlo Covers,Bed Covers, Gov. n,

Chemises, SlmwN,

Embroidered HandkerchiefsDOILIES, SCARFS,

SASHES, JACKETS,CAPS, SCREENS,

Silk aud Cotton Kimonos

COTTON GRAPESIX GREAT VARIETY.

Sfil- - Inspection liespectfullv Invited.

"DMffiPPOrHotel Street (Arlington Block)

Mrs. J. P. P. Collaco, Proprietress.001-l- w

H. MCKFELD & CO.

SOLE AGENTS

FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDSFOR THE

Genuine Budweiser Beer

Rrpwed by tho Anheusei-Busu- h Biew-in- g

Association of St. Louis.

-- AND OF TII- E-

J03, SOKCZjITE

Milwaukee Brewing Co.'s

Pilsener BeerLARGE SHIPMENTS JUST TO HAND

AND FOR SALE 11Y

H. HACKFELD & GO.8P0-3- w

To Close Out Consignments

For tho llonellt of tho Katato ofM. GOMIBHKG.

Commencing on SATUKDAY, Decem-ber Uth, I will hell a New Consignment of

Boys' Shirt "WaistsTho Celebrated "Star" llruml at

$0.00 per Half Dozen.

Boys' Suits from S3.50 up.

lien's Suits from S12.00 up.

Men's Extra Pants from $1.00 up.

Island Orders Promptly Attended to.

I. LEVINGST0N, Hauagor.b'Mu

WM. DAVIES,KiuciKii : and : STr.vi:ioitK

KHTlMATi:.S AND CONTHACTfl ONA Ui KINDS OF WOHK.

Orn ui With WriKJit llrofUMf

Kurt Htreut,

YEECMN&OQ.NUUANU STREET,

One Store above King Street,

Cheapest House in Town

Bargains! Bargains 1! Bargains!!!

HALE OX FROM

December 1stAND THE FOLLOWING

THREE WEEKS

Bear3 Goods being;enormously Reduced Prices,

less the value.

SScated at

thein orderstock.

sold at

at than halfThe undersigned

Nuuanuoffering' following- -

lo- -street, is

Goodsto reduce his large

Scsr Come and see foryourselves and you will hesurprised.

Men's dunlin Pants unl 40o. a jair.Men's Fine Hlnek Woiated Suit only J

whole mil.Men's Rlue Flannel Coats, $2.00.MonN llluo Flniinul Suits, 7 conmletu

suit.Men's Straw lints, 25o. eneh.Blue Denim, heavy at 15c. r yard.Eliio White Ulankots, only f 1.50 a pair.Ladies IJoidered Handkerchiefs at5c. each.Fino Silk Handkerchiefs, two for25e.Extr.1 Quality Silk Handkerchiefs, 25c.

each.Silk Handkerchiefs, with Hawaiian Flag

only o0o.Men's Extra Si.:u Whltu Silk Hiindkei-chief- s,

at 5Uc. raehTurkish Towels, only loo. i acli.Hiown Cotton, 12 yards for k;.I inen Collars, 10c. each, i for 25;.Men's Strong Working Shoes only $1 .M) a

pair.

AND OTHER GOODS

Too numerous to mention atequally Keduced Trices.

TEE OHLA-lS- r & CO.,b90 Xnuanii Street. 2w

SANTA GLAUS'

HEADQUARTERSPRESENTS THIS

Holiday SeasonAn unusual attractive variety of NEW

HOODS to nieot the tnsto and wants ofour Island I'ominunity. Apart

from u lino stock of

Presentation and Miscellaneous Books and

Dainty Booklets

- IS THE NEW SEASON'S -

Xmas Cards

FOR 1B94.That must bu to be anpieeiatcri.

Also u lino of

Japanese Paper Crepo BooksOf Jingles and Fairy Tales.

Additional to a bewildering supply of thecustomaiy good goods for all good

people Is a stock of

Indian BasketsThat aro as useful as they aro novel and

attractive, and of all kinds and sizes.

Dolls & Dolls' SundriestW Santa Ci.aub' Hfadquauteiw has

always been noted for its supply of Dollsand all tho etceteras of dolldoin, aud thisbcasou leads them all.

KID DOLLS, Half KidDolls,

Nankin Dolls, Itag Dolls, ltubber Dolls,China Dolls, Dnlls with Fino French His-(ju- e

Heads, Dolls with socnlled Unbreak-able Heads, China Heads.

TlVI T O with Ileal Human Hair,UVJIjIjO Dolls with Natural look-ing Hair, some with Tow Hair, WoollyHair, and some with No Hair at all.

Sleeping Dolls, "W nkoful Dolls, Smil-ing; Dolls, Crying Dolls.

prT T Q in Full Dress, Half DressJLvyJUJLjO and Undress and rangingfrom about three Indies to nearly threefeet Iu size, and from ten eents to teveraldollars,

Lady Dolls, Girl Dolls, Boy Dolls, Baby Dolls

French Dolls, Kuglish Dolls,German Dolls, American Dolls,Usiiuimaiix Dollf, Indian Dolls,Mulatto Dolls, Darkey Dulls.

T"r T Heads, Doll Doilies, DollXJKJXjJu Wigs, DoII'h Arms, Doll'sShoes, Doll's fitoekiugs, Doll's Hats, Doll'sl'arasols, Doll's Jewelry, Doll's Fans, Doll'sCradles. Doll's ltedsteads, Doll's Trous-seaux, Doll's Carriages, Doll's Tim bets,Wash Bets and of lots of necessarytilings to complete the happiness of adoll's mamma's life.

Kijual liberal provision H made in till the

TOY LI3STEIRubber Toys, Woodon Toys,

TIu Toys, HoruToyfl,Iron Toys, Paper Toya, Etc.

OUTDOOIt UA.Mi:s, 1NDUUK (JAM US

...BOOKS...Thallium Jo to behuld,

IW liver) body and all agfs provlili.ilfor at Bim.i Ci.Aix' Jlr.iiMji'tiiiMi'i.

THOS. G7THRILM.tauMIiv

HOU AY GOODS!A LARGE AND I'XIQL'E ASSORTMENT NOW Ol'EX AT

N. S. SA.OHsao Fort Street,

o- -Honolulu.

Lais' Hand in Black Si Scarfs !

cs

s, Etc.

AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.

New Fancy Table Covers and Table Scarfs !

A PINE ASSORTMENT OF

Lace Tidies, Lace Scarfs & Lace Sets !

A FINE VARIETY OF

Ladies' Leather Purses, Hand Bags and Card Cases !

A NEW ASSORTMENT OF

Painted Swiss Fans, Lace Fans & Feather Fans !

AT VERY LOW PRICES.LADIES' FINK SILK HOSE IN ALL COLORS !

Real Lace Handkerchiefs, Chiffon Bows, New Sash Ribbons.

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN

Ladies' Embroidered HandkerchiefsCome and -- co our EMUROIDEEED HANDKERCHIEFS at 10c., l!!c. mid

-- lie. Our 'iV. assortment can't ho beat.

BIG BARGAINS IN EMBROIDERED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.AN IJIlinXSE ASSORTMENT Of

Ladies' Embroidered Flounces in Dress LengthsAT S3.00, 53.50, $3.75 AND UFWARDS.

Ladies' Cashmere Shawls, Embroidered Scarf Shawls and Crepe Shawls

IN ALL COLOItS AND ijl'AMTIES.

GREAT BARGAINS INInfants' Emljrolilerod Cloaks and Children's Cloalss 1

Infants' Silk''?&-- It ou are looking for Holiday Good

licfoio iii'il.iue: your iuri'liuso-- t cUuwbuio.

N. S. SACHS,

M. S. LEV

I

Bonneh, Hu'iUn Roaucts and I!ilr. I

O

I

lull and i'i our in.im.n'c i it t

FORT

TO THE PUBLIC !

Y WILL SELL FROM

ST.

Saturday, Bee. 9ths ChristmasHis Entire Stock, at VEKY LOW PRICKS, to give

tlio Public an opportunity to buy theirPresents, for little money.

TOYS and DOLLSWILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES.

gJcsr Before you make your Holiday purchases any-where else, give me a call and examine my prices. !N"o

trouble to show goods.

3ME- - S. UBTVTT7 5"FORT STRgETl' 7 5

National Cane ShredderPATENTED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

eBTiyn jSJ pEp"r'1 J Kv - i. . ,ui. -- rr, j .i. jja . r. t

THE UNDEltSIGNEI) HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENTS KOKthuso SiiHKDiinuK ami aro now jiroparcd to rucuivo onlurci.

The fjroat adviintnf,'CH to bo ilorivctl from tlio tibc of the National Ca.vi:Kiiiti:i)i)i:u arc thoroughly Cbtablislii'd and iicknowIeili;eil by Pliuiturn(joncr.illy.

Tliu lurKu iiuinbor of Planters using tlium in Hie United Slate, Cuba,Argentine Uopublie, Peru, AiiBtialiu and uUewlu-io- , boar witiu-b- s to tlioubnvc clanii.

1 ho tiho of the bniti:i)j)i:u very largely uupiionts the iiu.intity of eanothe miU can grind (25 to 50 ,), alto tlio extinction of juieo (5 to 112 ,).

It is a gieat h.ifeguard, making known ul onco the piceuuco of anypieceri of iron, Ktakes from cart), or anything which would be liable to (lnningcthe mill, and allowing amplo timo to remove uiimc before damaging the mill.

The Kuiti:i)i)i:u is vory btrongly made, and from the mtuuier of itb opera-tion it cuts or tears thono pieces of wood or iron without oflen breaking theSiiiij:i)Jii:k; and if anything breaks, it iabiniply somo of the knives or euttei.--,which can be quickly and economically replaced. The .Shhi:iij:u, as its.iiuiiio indicates, tears tlio cano into shreds of varying lengths pirfi.etly open-ing it and allowing tho mill to thorouglily press out the juices without i

the imnioiiM) extra power necessary to grind or eruth tlio wholecane. The Snni:i)iiKi: spreads tho shredded cane unifoiiuly ami evenly totho mill rolls, and does away with the necessity of spieading tho bagatte byhand between tho mills, where icgi hiding is iu use. No greater amount ofboiler capacity is required to operate the Slliu:i)i)i:ii than tli.it which wassullleient for the null, for the above rcatons. Wo furnifh full workingdrawings for tho installation of our iiiii:iiii:iih, enabling an, eompeieut en-gineer to successfully install aud stmt them.

In ordering Siiiikiiiiiikk from us, please cond small tl.otch, showing Ihedinmetei ami width of tho mill rolls with which Siiiiuii:it is to bo connected,aim tho side (eithei right or left hand as you face tho delivoiy side of tin-mill-

upon which the mill engine is located, aho Hie height fio'm lloor linetn icnUr of fiont null loll shaft, and center tint, rhitt to fiont milof bed plate. Tlieu Kiiiii:iiiu:iih are now being used by tin Ililo Sugar li.aud llawi Mill, ICohulu, where they are giving great satisfaction.

X39 Pi ices and further piirtieulai.s nmy be hail by apply iiij; in

WM, G. IRWIN & CO., LU,h,,,t' 4Wr .ynitir tht llumlUin Itkmti,

I'

88T ."""lait,y t. ,st- -

" v '

E-J-

CLEARANCE SALE

OF

Furniture, Glassware

--AJSTD

CROCKERY !

PRICES REDUCED 25 PERCENT

B3? FOB FOUR WEEKS S

English Wardrobes, Plate Glass Front;Marbletop Wash Stands,

Marbletop Dressing TablesScotcli Chests of Drawers,

Dining Hall and Parlor Chairs,

Rattan Suites, Pictures, Etc.

Royal Worcester Yases,

Royal Worcester Tea Sets,

Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,

Decorated Yases, Tumblers, Glasses,

Claret Jugs, Lamps, Screens,

Iron Bedsteads, Matting,Hlto., Etc., EJto.

THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.

r ijg' y gMSBegswgsa pNuuanti Street, - : Near Hotel Street

HAS JUST RECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS

KiL-iriisrasiT-J tea:

Direct from China! Viiiest Mountuin Quality Superior to Any-thing Evei Sold in Honolulu I

iS. Choice assortment of Christmas Toys on HandCamphor Trunks Fitted with Patent Detective Locks,

Latest Styles Chinese Bamboo Chairs and Lounges,Beautiful Patterns Chinese Silk icf Silk Handkerchiefs, Etc.

High Glass Tailoring in All Its Branches!Always on hand a Choice Assortment of Cashmeres, Tweeds, Etc , Etc.

Lo-vv- - Prices axid Grood Eit Guaranteed840-3-

TELEPHONE 110- -

CHAS. IIUSTACE,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.

Fresh California Roll Butter and Island Butter

ALWAYS ON HAND J&

BOX

New Goods Received by Every Steamer from San Francisco.

All Orders faithfully attend Satisfaction guaranteed. Island Outersand packed with care.

Lincoln Block, Kino Stijeet, Bet. Fort and Alakea Streets.

BOTH TELEPHONES 210- - BOX 297

LEWIS & CO.,Ill FORT STREET.

Importers, Wliokalo h Retail Grocers

Provision Dealers & Naval SuppliesFresh Goods by Every California Steamer.

ICE - HOUSE - GOODS - A - SPECIALTY.

Islands Orders Solicited. J3 &0F" Satisfaction Guaranteed.

TELEPHONE 02

I--L E. McINTYRE & RRO.,IMrOUTEILS AND DEAI.EItH IN

-- P. O. 37

to.

--I. O.

P. 0. BOX 115

Provisions and Feed.Groceries, - - -New Ooods Received by Every Packet from tho Euntcrn States and Europe.

JJY I3VI5HV STEAM Kit.PRESII - CALIFORNIA - PRODUCE - - -

All Orders faithfully nlteiidi'il to ami (loodn DuIivituI tu anyPart of the City Fit IN.'.

Island Ononis Solicited. Satim-aotio- CIuaiiaxtekii.

east coitra-j- t row ami kino htihjkti.

A CARDFROM

JOHN POTTIE,

VETERINARY SURGEON

Australian Veterinary Establishment, Syd-

ney, N. S. Yl.

KSTABUSHKD 1802.

I take pleasure In announcing that ihavo established an Agency in Hono-lulu for the sale of my well-know- n

Keuicdles, and havo appointed Mit.Clahekck V. Macfam.anb my SoleAgent for tho Hawaiian Islands andUnited States.

Signed JOHN POTTIE,F. E. V. M.S.

Galling attention to tho aboveannouncement, I beg to informplantation owners, ranchers andtho public generally that I amnow in full supply of all of Dr.Pottie's Celebrated Remedies, to-

gether with his treatises on theprinciples of doctoring animalsand the remedies to be used.

Dr. Pottio stands ly

at the head of tho veteri-nary profession and his leadingremedies are known throughoutthe whole civilized world. Nosystem known has shown suchsplendid results. During tho 20years in which Dr. Pottie hashad charge of the Governmentstables of New South Wales nota single death occurred. During tho outbreak of "Pink Eye"in Australia over jEGO,000 worthof horses were lost, but of thecases treated by Dr. Pottie's re-

medies LESS THAN ONE PERCENT

pied. Last year over 7,000,000animals were treated by Dr.Pottie and his corps of assis-tants, which will afford someidea of the magnitude of hisbusiness and the efficiency andpopularity of his remedies.

Special cases of assorted re-

medies can be had at pricesranging from .$5 to $150, suit-able for plantations, stables andranches; these remedies keeplor years.

I especially call attention toDr. Pottie's celebrated and un-failing remedy for Mange, whichis so widely prevalent amonghorses in these Islands at thistime. I regard this as a certaincure, and can show testimonialsfor cures already effected ofvery aggravated cases.

The following comprise someof the principal Horse, Cattle,Sheep, Dog and Pig Remedies,viz.:

PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.

Glencairn Oil,Black Douglas Oil,Emhrocation,Qreen Healing Lo-

tion,Black Healing Lo-

tion,Mange Liniment,Sweating Blister,Golden Blister,Newmarket Blister,Fly Blister,White Oils,Cooling Oils,Bitfaat Ointment,Hoof Ointment,Healing Ointment,Tumor Ointment,Gall and Shoulder

Salvo,

SQU REMEDIES form).

Pleuro Drench, formixing with drink

Tubercular Drench,for mixing withdrink,

Red Water DrenchPreventative,

Cases

particulars.

Tapolie.

BEMEDIES.

Worm Speci- -

Lung, Bowels and

Fluke LiverBemodies,

Catarrh

For Brood Mares,ForFor Stud Cattle,For Milk,For

For Pigs.For Fowls,

Leg

CheapOils,

Improv-ing

Heal All, or GoldenOil,

Soft Soap,Powders,

WormAlterative Urine

Mange Powders,Physio Ball,Worm Ball.Condition Ball,Urine Ball.Grioe and Colic

Drench.Cough Mixture,Fever Drink,Blood Tonic,StomachPurgativo Powder

(Cattle)Medicated Linseed,

ATTEBB' (in bulk

CattleScours inHoven Powdor, for

100 head,Condiment for Sym-

metry,

of Assorted Remedies in bottles,5 to 20, with printed pamph-

lets on Disease, Breeding anddiillcult

SHEEP

Kidney,and

in Sheep,

Fat,For

Stud

from

Bait Bush Lick,Medicated Prevent-

ive Lick,Foot Rot Dip

Foot Rot HandDressing.

DUBLIN AND GLASGOW ANDCATTLE BPIOES.

Ordinary,

Entires,

Culves,

Trainers' ElectrloOils,

Embroca-tion- ,

Strength-ening

Skin and

HorseSplco.

These are all for PureBred Animals, and for the

Pwulitir of the

Panucis'

I'armurH1

ConditionPowders,

Powders

CalvingCalves,

Pow-der,

HORSE

Trainers'

Trainers' LaxativeDrench,

Trainers'Dronch,

Trainers'Kidney,

Trainers' CoughDrinks,

Special Runicillosudapled

ConditionAnimal.

Drinks,

Powder,

Trainers'

Farmern' Hoiil All,Farmers' Cheap

Case of AssortedRemedies.

All Island orders promptly attended to and pamphlets containing fullinformation will be sent on application.

C. W. MAOFA11LANE,

fc7J title .iirul vr Hr, litl(t. ilil

SCOTCH THBIFX COMMENDED.

Spoocb, of Embassador Bayard at aBanquet.

London, Novombor aO.Tlio an-

nual banquot of tho Scottish Corpo-ration was hold this ovouiug iuobsorvnnco of St. Andrew's day.Lord Eoborts, formerly commaudoroi mo imusn troops m muni, pru-sido- d.

Manv Scottish statosinon,clergymen, naval and army officersof national roputation wore prosout.

Thomas F. Bayard, United StatesEmbassador, rnado a notable speech,which ho introducod with the words:"My heart is liko tho Duko ofArgyll's upon mooting JeannioDoans it warms to( tho tartan."Many BnoorB, ho said, had beonleveled at Scotch thrift, but suchcheap snoors woro host ausworod bySir Honry Taylor's words that thorohnd novor boon a spendthrift whowas gouorous. (Choors.) A mancould not giro what ho did notpossess. Ho could not havo thomoans of being gonorous unless hoshould bo Mr. Bayardrecalled tho relations of Sir WaltorScott to Publisher Murray as illustrative of tho good fooling existingbotwoon tho Scotchmen.

Although ho had travolod muchMr. Bayard said that ho had novoryet soon a land whoro ono Scotch-man in noed could not find anotherScotchman roady to share tho fruitsof his own thrift.

In conclusion Mr. Bayard thankedhis hosts for tho insight they hadgivon him iuto tho charms of thoScottish hospitality. Ho was cheor-e- d

loudly.

Tho Automatic PnoNoaiiArn is en-

cased in nn oaken fromo, with glass topand sides, thus permitting tho visitor tosco all of tho dolicato machinery iu fullpiny. Tho wondorful scientific appliancoof mechanical skill displayed in tho reg-ulation of the speed of reproduction oftho various records, tho automatic start,speeding and final stop are plainly visi-ble, and, moro than that, tho wondorfulroproductivo powers of tho automaticmachine may bo learned on each call attho PnoNooitArn Pahlors, ArlingtonBlock, Hotel street.

Full test is given to tho power of thoAutomatic Machine by the continualchanging of records, so thnt solo, duet,trio, quartette, quintetto ana sextcttovocalisms by instrumental music of cele-brated bands and noted soloists will bointerspersed with humorous speeches,dialogues and specialties, tho particularselections being displayed daily on thoAutomatic Machine, at tho PhonographParlous, Arlington Block, Hotel street.

FOB SALE

A Good Business on Fort Street

ttt" Inquire of

Q. E. BOAHDMAN,001-- tf 519 Fort treet.

FOR BENT

rpHE FOUR ROOMS ONJL the ground floor ofthe Masonic Temple: thosoRooms are suitable forStores or OQices. For particulars

W F. ALLEN.Chairman of Trustees over Bishop &,

Co.'s S'Jl-l- m

CEYLON JEWELBY LAOES

T

apply

Bank.

AND

HE UNDERSIGNED BEGS TO IN- -form the public that ho has opened a

store ut No, Miuanu snoot, near i..Ahlo'sl for the of Coylon :Manufiio

Hand-mad- e Lace. Intared Jewelrv andsneetion lesiiectfullv invited

W. J. SADEIS,Manufacturing Jeweler, ljtiXuuunu "t

s'li-l- m

to

DR. HENRY W. HOWARD

REMOVED HIS OFFICE ANDHASResidence to Cottago No. 00 Ha-waiian Hotel, entrance on Bcretaniastreet. Hours: 10 to VI a. m.; 0:30 to 7:30v. m. Mutual Telephone 050. IXKMiw

tfc

4.r,u

ale

ILANIWAL"

FAMILY BATHINGAFIUST-CLAS-

S

at Waikiki. Tramcars passthe gate. Special arrangements can bemade for Family Picnics and EveningBathing Parties. MS-- tf

NOTICE.

rpHE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TOJL notify the public that the Merry-go-roun- d

will bo ran Eveky Thursday Aher-noo-

from 3 o'clock for children especial-ly, and that proper care will bo talcon toprevent any accident or injuries.

J. A. VICTOR,897-l- m Proprietor.

POOKET MEMO BOOKS.

INSIDES FOR USE INDUPLICATE Union Feed Co.'s PocketMemo Books, can bo had on application attho Company's Office, Queen street.

8!H-l- m UNION FEED CO., (L'n).

VESSEL WANTED.

PARTY DUSIRES TOA Buy or to Charter aSmall Steamer or Schooner.For particulars, call at theOffice of this paper.

Holiday Jewelry

LATEST NOVELTIES

IN THAT LINE.

Everything NewAND OF- -

8'Jl-2- m

Modern Designs

SUITABLE FOR

Xmas and New Year's Presents.

SOUVENIR JEWELRYMADE TO ORlllNt,

yp"llaml orders promptly attunted to.

E. A. JACOBSON,BOS Fort Street,

blM-l- m

Golden Rule Bazaar.

W. F. Reynolds, : Prop.

When you havo goods whichthe people want, tho best way isto advertize so that thoy thepeople, can read, mark, learnand inwardly digest, what youhave to advertipe. Our"

Catalogue of Books, Etc

forwarded with last Saturday'sBulletin, has already broughtits results. About our

TOYS!Wo havo not not imported anyIrash. Everything is good andsensible.

Everybody admits so far thatour

DOLLSare tho best andable in price

Our DIARIES forall ready to sell. Our

arc

(3-.a.:m::- es

include tho latest imdDo not forgot our little CABI-

NET SOUVENIR. Just thething to to friends abroad,price 15 cents.

A fino display of Dolls' Fur-niture and Tea

Never was a nicer line of

PURSESSolid Silver Ornaments, of-

fered the public, and mind youthey are not at jewellers' figureseither !

A pretty display of Vases,Cups and Saucers, etc.

A good lino of Portfolios, Cro-

quet, Lawn Tennis andBall Supplies.

FOR CASH ONLY.

HAVE YOU TRIED

"Jockey Club"

CigarettesIf you try once you will

smoke no

most reason- -

lSfl'l

best.

send

Set.".

with

Base

ALL

?them

otior.

Any one reluming 50 Jockey

Cluh Labels to S. KUBEY &

CO., No. CU King Street, will

he 2'escnled with a beautifulCigarette or Cigar Case.

h03-3-

C TRADE J- MARK

AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS.

The undersigned has just

received a large and varied

assortment of HEMSTrrcnnn

and Fringed Tea Cloths;also some exceedingly hand-

some Sideboard Cloths in

different lengths, which ho

invites his lady customors

to inspect.

w. cs. SFROUIaln.818-- tf

"KA MAILE"519 FORT STREET.

GRAND DISPLAYOF thi:- -

LATEST NOVELTIES !

On WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15tli.

Opening Day for Xmas Goods!

"KA MAILE"r.lK FORT 8TH13ET.

NEW FURNITURE

SETS,

RECEIVEDBY

J. HCOIIBeautiful Articles in Antique Oak

BEDROOM

SIDEBOARDS,

CHIFFONIERS

JUST

COMPRISINGSc

TABLES,

Splendid Line of Rattan and Reed Furniture !

Single nml Sets.

CORNICE POLES IN WOOD OR BRASS MOUNTINGS.

ELEGANT UPHOLSTERYIn Fino Spring, Hair Wool, Moss and Straw Mottresse.

PILLOWS OF LIVE GEBSE FEATHERS AND FLOSS.

Latest Id Wire Mattresses, Loungo & Beds, Divan Lounges and Solas,Great Yarlety of Baby Carriages, G.lbs, Cradles and High Chairs.

Our Cabinet-Makin- g Workshop is Superior in Mon and Material.rUHNlTUIlE AND mattresses repaired as good as new.

MATTING- - - LAID - AT - SHORTEST - NOTICE !

asTo.

5-- OUIt PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST IN HONOLULU.

J. HOPP &rr-S- : Ciaa.gr Street. -

LATEST NOVELTIESAT THE FAMOUS STORE OF

IB. IESIESUCjIEIIRS 3c GO.SOS & 511 POH.T STRBBT.

Oanton Wash Falorios !

A handsome Fabric; New Styles this season; the effects are of CliiiiHSilks ; to see them means to appreciate them.

811k just out; real French designs are the and the craze of tho season.

Sublimes SO Cents "STa-rc- l !

One of the handsomest Wash Materials this season entirely now nmltho price has no equal.

Wliit La'wiis and Dimity 1

In Plain, Striped and Checked in variety.

tST Drossmaklng Under the Management oi MRS. ItENNER. J

Mot. 514 TELEPHONES Bell 171.

P. 0. Box 3S0.

Nan-Y- u ShoshaN

411 KING STREET.

II AYE JUSTRECEIYEDIVrS. S. "Ocoinh" Deo. Uh,

i uai: 1MLTV ok

NOYELTSuitable for Christmas Trade.

C0TT0NCREPESOf Different Varieties and Latest Patterns.

SHIRTS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,JAPANESE LANTERNS,

PORCELAIN TEA SETS,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

Low Prices !

411 Street-:- - King -:- -

88Jw

SOMETHING NEW!

"Is thoro anything now un-

der Sun?" You will askyourself that questionanswer is "Go to M. Gold-hero- 's

and have a look at hisNew Patent Ventilated Under-

shirt; light, durable cool.

A summer garment that can-

not ho surpassed; both in longand short sleeves. Prico 50c.

each. M. Goldijero is thosolo agent for G. Jaeger'sSanitary Undorwear.

To Arrive per S. S. AlamedaDECEMBER 21, 160J.

s,tm: Turkeys

Heavy, Fleshy and Film, list receivedfrom thu Coast. Also

LIVE GKEESE.Isletxici Turkeys

(From Camarlnos' Ranch). Fattenedon t;ruiu anil fresh meat; any desiredweight; alive or killed and dressed.

OAL. FRUIT MARKET.bUl Mutual Telephone :i7d. lm

NOTICE.

H1LI.H Dili: AUAINbTTHi:Road Hoard In future uru re-

quested to bo presented at the olllcu of IliaAnud Supervisor of Honolulu on the --Mtliof each month, otherwise they will beux-um-

from that month's estimate and lll.r-I- y

not to be paid for onunr two mouthsafter, lly ol the Honolulu RoadHoard, W. 11. OUM.MIN08.biKI-t- l Road bupurvUor, Honolulu.

EXTENSION

CHAIRS, Etc, Etc

Pieces

SILK

Improvements Sofa

CO,Hoaa.ol-oJ.-u.- , X3C. I.

IF.

Cotton

finish finest

Cashmerefor

great

theand tho

and

Dr.

Frozen

order

--V V ' '' r S, hi v? T y

Special attention is called to our NewStock of

Christmas . GoodsJUST OP3NBD

- - Comprising -SILK DRESS GOODS !

Lauioa' and Gents' Handkerchiefs(With American or Hawaiian Flags)

Shaw Is, Sashes, Table Covers,Neckties,, Shirts, Etc., Etc.

COTTON CRAPE OF DIFFERENT GRADES

Shirts, Pajamas, Suits,Kimono Patterns, Etc., Etc.

Fancy Porcelain Tea Sots,Cups and Saucers, Plates,Flower Vases, Etc.,

Christmas Cards, Fancy Envelopes,Albums, Fans, Taper Lanterns,Table Crumb Pans, Etc., Etc.

ITOiKLA.IISrImportor of Japanese Goods.

aw Fort St., near Custom House.

ni

Mil

Etc.

luorouguurea mock

FOR S-AJLj-E

!

The undersigned oilers for sale the follow-ing Beautiful Stock:

THE FINE HORSE

"DUKE SPENCER"AND THE rOLLOWIKO MAKES:

"Angio A.," "Josie W.,""Sally Black" and Colt,

"Yum Yum" and Colt,"Ivory," "Violot,"

"Loilohua,""Kapiolani Girl,"

"Truo Blue" and Coll,"Bazaar Tilly."

Full Pedlirrecs of tho above can beseen at GreonUold Stables, whero prico andterms can bo arranged to suit tho times.

Greenfield Stables,

AV. II.Kapiolani

RIOKARD.

FOK, S .A-ILi-E

!

THE! a3E3A.T

KAHUKU RANCH!

IviiliulEu. Hawaii

Park.

fc!)J-l- ia

S. NORRIS.tsio-- tf

rpilK WEKKLY UULLKTIN-- S8 COL-J- L

iiiiinaol Interesting lleuding Matter.Iiluii(lu,$it mulled to foreign couutrlei, It.

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