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r x Tyfr v Vol III POKTIiAITS 3 HONOLULU DEOHMBBR 1816 ON E3HCT3B3iOIOISr FREDKEICK jr ik YAWS Oil Paintings and dolors BY LOCAL AltTlSTS Berlin IFlxotogrgiplis The latost Photogravured Artotypo etchings Carbons Prangs Studies for OH and China Painting Prof Henshaws Platinotypes Nothing prettior for a souvenir to send homo Tho finostassortnient of PIANO BANQUET aud STAND LAMPS and SILK SHADES evor imported to tho country Hyglonio Refrigerators Snuk and Brownlows Water Filters Universal Stoves and Ranges laEiisrDiRrsrzx bird cages And a largo variety of goods for tho Holidays The Pacific Hardware Co SVd Telophono 1G Fort Street SUGAR FACTORS IMPORTERS OF General Merchandise AND OOMMISSI03SI 2BXEIC3 E5A2STTS Agons for Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Line British Foreign Marine Insurance Co Northern Assurance Co Fire aud Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool Telephone 92 H EMclNTYRE BRO bast Corner port kinq Sts IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Pwisioiis and Feed Now and Fresh Goods recolyed by paokot California Eastern States and European Markets Standard Grade Canned Voget allies Fruits and Fish Cjg- t- Qoods delivered any the -i- JKJi II EIOKARD General Business Agent WILL ATTEND TO uonveyanciiifj iu Its Branches Oollooting and All Business Matters of Trust All basilicas entrusted hlin will recoive prompt and caroful attontlon 011 oo Hnnokan llamakua Hawaii it f A SPBnaily XXotol X XUOUSE Prop Per Day 200 Per Week t 1200 SPE0IAL MONTHLY RATES Th Host of Attendance tho Best Situation V1 fc V Ss J2 ATi T yj vv Tv II I TUESDAY 22 Water P O Box 145 every from of to part of City W All to Benson Smith Co DRUGGISTS Fort 3treet HONOLULU H I Hollister Drag -- Co BRUSwCrlTS Fort Street HONOLULU U I 7 ut Mark r ain and tho Ladies Tho following rosponEn mnilo some years ago before tho Scottish Corporation in London by Mark Twain in response to tho toast of tho Indies is well worth recalling to memory It was roportod noarly thirty years ago byJ an English paper Mark Twain said fam proud in- deed ¬ of the distinction of being chosen to respond to this cspoeial toast to Tho Ladies or to women if you please for that is tho prefer ¬ able tortu perhaps it is certainly tho older and thoreforo tho more ontitled to rovorenco Laughtor I havo noticed that tho Biblo with that plain blunt honesty which is such a conspicuous characteristic of the Scriptures is always particu- lar ¬ to never refer to even tho illus- trious ¬ mother of all mankind her self as a lady but speaks of hor as a woman Laughtor It is odd but you will find it is no I am pe- culiarly ¬ proud of this honor becauso I think that tho toast to women is one which by right and by every rule of gallantry should take pre ¬ cedence of all others of the army of tho navy of oven royalty itsolf perhaps though the latter is not necessary in this day and in this laud for the roason that tacitly you do drink a broad general hoalth to all good women when you drink tho hoalth of tho Queen of England aud tho Princess of Wales Loud cheers I have in mind a poom just now which is familiar to you all familiar to everybody And what au inspiration that was and how instantly tho present toaBt re- calls ¬ tho versos to all our minds when the most noble tho most gra- cious ¬ tho purest and sweetest of all poots sajs Woman I O woman or Worn Laughter However you remani ber tho linos and you remembor how feeliugly how daintily how al- most ¬ imperceptibly tho vorses raise up beforo you feature by feature the ideal of a true and perfect wo man aud how asyou contemplate tho finished marvel your homage grows into worship of the intellect that could create so fair a thing out of mere breath mere words And you call to miud now as I speak how tho poet with stern fidelity to the history of all humanity delivers this beautiful child of his heart and his brain over to tho trials aud the sorrows that must come to all soon- er ¬ or later that abide in tho earth aud how the pathotio story culmin- ates ¬ in tho apostrophe so wild so rogretful so full of mournful retro- spection ¬ The lines run thus - Alas alasl a- - Alasl alas -- alasl and so on Laughter I do not romomber tho rest but taken alto- gether ¬ it sooms to mo that poem is tho noblest tribute to woman that humau genius has over brought forth laughtor and I feel that if I wero to talk hours I could not do my great thome comploter or moro graceful justico than I have now done in simply quoting that poets matohloss words Renewed laugh ¬ tor Tho phases of the womanly nature are infinite in their variety Tako any type of woman and you shall find iu it something to respect something to admire something to love And you shall find tho whole joining you heart and hand Who waB more patriotic than Joan of Arc Ah you remembor you re ¬ member well what a throb of pain what a groat tidal wave of grief swept ovor us all when Joau of Aro fell at Waterloo Much laughtor Who does uot sorrow forlho loss of Sappho tho sweet singor of Israel Laughter Who amoug us does not miea the goulle ministrations tho softeuing iutluoucos tho humble pioty of Lucretia Borgia 1 Laugh ¬ ter Who cau join iu tho heartless libel that says wometi is extravagant in drees when ho can look back and call to miud our simple and lowly mothor Eve arrayed in hor uiodifi cation of the Highland costume Roars of laughtor Sir women havo been soldiers womon havo been paintors womou have boou poets As long as languago lives the name of Oleopatra will live And not be causo Bho conquered Georgo III laughtor but bocauso sho wroto those divine linos Lot dogs delight to bark and bite For God hath made them bo Moro laughtor Tho story of tho world is adorned with the names of illustrious onns of our own sex some of them sons of St Andrew too Scott Bruce Burns the war- rior ¬ Wallace Bon Novis laughtor tho giftod Bon Lomond and tho great new Scotchman Ben Disraeli Great laughtor Out of the groat plains of history tower whole moun- tain ¬ rangos of sublime womon tho Queen of Sheba Josephine Semi ramis Sairey Gamp tho list is eud loss laughter but 1 will not rail the mighty roll the names riso up iu our memories at tho mere sug- gestion ¬ luminous with the glory of doflds that cannot dio hallowed by tho loving worship of the good and the true of all epochs aud all climes Cheers Suflico it for our prido and our honor that we in our day havo added to it such names at those of Grace Darling and Florenco Nightingale Cheers Woman is all that she should be gentle pati ¬ ent long suffering trustful unsel- fish ¬ full of generous impulses It is hor blessed mission to comfort tho sorrowing plead for tho erring en- courage ¬ tho faint of purpose succor tho distrosspd uplift the fallen bo frioud the friendlosa in a word of ford the healing of hor sympathies and a home in hor heart for all the bruised and porsoouted children of jnisfortuno that knock at her hospi- table ¬ door Cheers And when I nay God bless her there is none among us who has known the en- nobling ¬ affection of a wife or tho steadfast devotion of a mother but iu his heart will say Amen Loud and prolonged cheoring American horses have invaded tho English markets As many as 10000 wore sold la3t year in London alone whore thoy aro used for the omui busos streot cars and cabs JUST ARRIVED A new lot of tho Finest Musical Instruments Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc Also a now involco of -- tho Celebrated Westermeyer Pianos Specially manufactured for tho tropical climate second to nono MORE THAN 100 OK THEM BOLD On the Hawaiian Islands during tho last years ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS AND General Merchandise Also the choicest European and Ameri ¬ can Beers Ale Wines Liquors AT MOST RKABONADLK PMCIE8 Ed HOFlSOHLAEGER CO Corner King Bethel Streets wMtirtSiiiiM Mjvynuttyiy4ij No 408 Wifes Steamship Co TIME TABLE 0 L WIGHT Pres 8 B KPSE Seo Copt J A KINQ Port Bapt Stmr KINATJ CLARKE Commander Will leave Honolulu at 10 a m touching nt Lahalna Maalaea Bay and Makcna the same day Mahnkona Kawalbne and Lau- - tho following day arriving at illo tho same afternoon LEAVES HONOLULU ARRIVES HONOLULU Saturday Jnn 2 Tuosday 20 Friday Jan 8 Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclock A m touching at Laupahoehoe Mahu kpna and Kawaihao same day ifakena Maalaea Bay and Lahallia the following day arriving at Honolulu the nltorooons of Tuesdays and Fridays ear Will call at Potioikl Puna on triia marked ear- - No Freight will be received after b a m on day of Balling The popular routo to tho Volcano Is via Hilo A good carriage road tho ontiro dis ¬ tance Bound trip tickets covering al oxponses 5000 Stmr DLAUDINE CAMERON Commander Will leavo Honolulu Tuosdays at 6 p m touch ng at Kahulul Hana Hamoa and Klpahnlu Maui Iteturnlng arrives at Honolulu Sunday afternoons Will call at NuuKaupo on second trip of eaoh month Mar No Freight will bo received after p m on day ofsaillng This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the time of departure and arrival of its Steamers without notice and it will not be responsible for any conse quencos arising therefrom Consignees must be at the Landings to receive their freight this Company wil not hold itself responsible- - for freight after it has been landed Live Stock received only at owners risk This Company wlllnot be responsible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed In the care of Pursero BXT Passengers are requested to pur chase Tiekots before embarking Those failing to do so will be subject to an addl tlonal chargo of twenty five per cent OLA US SPHE0KEL8 Wil Q IBWPT Claus Sprecfcels Co BANKERS HONOLULU - H I San Francisco Agent THE NEVADA iiurji jr cfliv JUUUXU1SUU DRAW EXCHANGE ON BAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank of San Francisco LONDON Tho Union Bank of Loudon Ltd NEW YORK American Exchange Na- tional ¬ Bank CHICAGO Merchants National Bank PARI8 ComptoIr National dEscompte de Paris BERLIN Drosdnor Bank HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong Kong Shanghai BanklnkCorporatlon NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A- Bank of Now Zealand VIOrORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Montreal Ihmsacl a General Hanking and Exchanqe liuiincM Term aud Ordinary Deposits Recoived Loans made on Approved Heourity Com ¬ mercial and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of Kxcii ngo bought and sold Collections Promptly Accounted For 23Mf F HORN The Pioneer Bakery Brettf Pie Cakes of all kinds fresh oyery day Fresh Ico Cicjiu mado of the Best Wood lawn Crcifm In nil Flavors Tho finest Homo made Confectionery 17Mm pijBa ad fmNtt9 SJ M 1

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r x Tyfr

vVol III

POKTIiAITS

3HONOLULU DEOHMBBR 1816

ON E3HCT3B3iOIOISrFREDKEICK

jrik

YAWSOil Paintings and dolors

BY LOCAL AltTlSTS

Berlin IFlxotogrgiplisThe latost Photogravured Artotypo etchings Carbons Prangs Studies for

OH and China Painting

Prof Henshaws PlatinotypesNothing prettior for a souvenir to send homo

Tho finostassortnient of PIANO BANQUET aud STAND LAMPS andSILK SHADES evor imported to tho country

Hyglonio Refrigerators Snuk and Brownlows Water FiltersUniversal Stoves and Ranges

laEiisrDiRrsrzx bird cagesAnd a largo variety of goods for tho Holidays

The Pacific Hardware Co SVdTelophono 1G Fort Street

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

OOMMISSI03SI 2BXEIC3 E5A2STTS

Agons for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire aud LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Liverpool

Telephone 92

H EMclNTYRE BRObast Corner port kinq Sts

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Pwisioiis and FeedNow and Fresh Goods recolyed by paokot California Eastern

States and European Markets

Standard Grade Canned Voget allies Fruits and FishCjg-t- Qoods delivered any the -i-JKJi

II EIOKARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

uonveyanciiifj iu Its BranchesOollooting and All Business

Matters of Trust

All basilicas entrusted hlin will recoiveprompt and caroful attontlon

011 oo Hnnokan llamakua Hawaii

it f

A SPBnaily XXotolX XUOUSE Prop

Per Day 200Per Week t 1200

SPE0IAL MONTHLY RATES

Th Host of Attendance tho Best SituationV1

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Ss

J2 ATi T yj vv Tv

II I TUESDAY 22

Water

P O Box 145

every from

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Benson Smith Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort 3treetHONOLULU H I

Hollister Drag -- Co

BRUSwCrlTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU U I

7 ut

Mark r ain and tho Ladies

Tho following rosponEn mnilosome years ago before tho ScottishCorporation in London by MarkTwain in response to tho toast oftho Indies is well worth recalling

to memory It was roportod noarlythirty years ago byJ an Englishpaper

Mark Twain said fam proud in-

deed¬

of the distinction of beingchosen to respond to this cspoeialtoast to Tho Ladies or to womenif you please for that is tho prefer ¬

able tortu perhaps it is certainlytho older and thoreforo tho moreontitled to rovorenco LaughtorI havo noticed that tho Biblo withthat plain blunt honesty which issuch a conspicuous characteristicof the Scriptures is always particu-lar

¬

to never refer to even tho illus-

trious¬

mother of all mankind herself as a lady but speaks of hor asa woman Laughtor It is oddbut you will find it is no I am pe-

culiarly¬

proud of this honor becausoI think that tho toast to women isone which by right and by everyrule of gallantry should take pre ¬

cedence of all others of the armyof tho navy of oven royalty itsolfperhaps though the latter is notnecessary in this day and in thislaud for the roason that tacitlyyou do drink a broad general hoalthto all good women when you drinktho hoalth of tho Queen of Englandaud tho Princess of Wales Loudcheers I have in mind a poomjust now which is familiar to youall familiar to everybody Andwhat au inspiration that was andhow instantly tho present toaBt re-

calls¬

tho versos to all our mindswhen the most noble tho most gra-cious

¬

tho purest and sweetest ofall poots sajs

Woman I O woman orWorn

Laughter However you remaniber tho linos and you rememborhow feeliugly how daintily how al-

most¬

imperceptibly tho vorses raiseup beforo you feature by featurethe ideal of a true and perfect woman aud how asyou contemplatetho finished marvel your homagegrows into worship of the intellectthat could create so fair a thing outof mere breath mere words Andyou call to miud now as I speakhow tho poet with stern fidelity tothe history of all humanity deliversthis beautiful child of his heart andhis brain over to tho trials aud thesorrows that must come to all soon-er

¬

or later that abide in tho earthaud how the pathotio story culmin-ates

¬

in tho apostrophe so wild sorogretful so full of mournful retro-spection

¬

The lines run thus -

Alas alasl a--Alasl

alas-- alasl

and so on Laughter I do notromomber tho rest but taken alto-gether

¬

it sooms to mo that poem istho noblest tribute to woman thathumau genius has over broughtforth laughtor and I feel that ifI wero to talk hours I could not domy great thome comploter or morograceful justico than I have nowdone in simply quoting that poetsmatohloss words Renewed laugh ¬

tor Tho phases of the womanlynature are infinite in their varietyTako any type of woman and youshall find iu it something to respectsomething to admire something tolove And you shall find tho wholejoining you heart and hand WhowaB more patriotic than Joan ofArc Ah you remembor you re ¬

member well what a throb of painwhat a groat tidal wave of griefswept ovor us all when Joau of Arofell at Waterloo Much laughtorWho does uot sorrow forlho loss ofSappho tho sweet singor of IsraelLaughter Who amoug us does

not miea the goulle ministrationstho softeuing iutluoucos tho humblepioty of Lucretia Borgia 1 Laugh ¬

ter Who cau join iu tho heartless

libel that says wometi is extravagantin drees when ho can look back andcall to miud our simple and lowlymothor Eve arrayed in hor uiodification of the Highland costumeRoars of laughtor Sir women

havo been soldiers womon havo beenpaintors womou have boou poetsAs long as languago lives the nameof Oleopatra will live And not becauso Bho conquered Georgo IIIlaughtor but bocauso sho wroto

those divine linos

Lot dogs delight to bark and biteFor God hath made them bo

Moro laughtor Tho story of thoworld is adorned with the names ofillustrious onns of our own sexsome of them sons of St Andrewtoo Scott Bruce Burns the war-

rior¬

Wallace Bon Novis laughtortho giftod Bon Lomond and tho

great new Scotchman Ben DisraeliGreat laughtor Out of the groat

plains of history tower whole moun-

tain¬

rangos of sublime womon thoQueen of Sheba Josephine Semiramis Sairey Gamp tho list is eudloss laughter but 1 will not railthe mighty roll the names riso upiu our memories at tho mere sug-gestion

¬

luminous with the glory ofdoflds that cannot dio hallowed bytho loving worship of the good andthe true of all epochs aud all climesCheers Suflico it for our prido

and our honor that we in our dayhavo added to it such names at thoseof Grace Darling and FlorencoNightingale Cheers Woman isall that she should be gentle pati ¬

ent long suffering trustful unsel-fish

¬

full of generous impulses It ishor blessed mission to comfort thosorrowing plead for tho erring en-

courage¬

tho faint of purpose succortho distrosspd uplift the fallen bofrioud the friendlosa in a word offord the healing of hor sympathiesand a home in hor heart for all thebruised and porsoouted children ofjnisfortuno that knock at her hospi-

table¬

door Cheers And when Inay God bless her there is noneamong us who has known the en-

nobling¬

affection of a wife or thosteadfast devotion of a mother butiu his heart will say Amen Loudand prolonged cheoring

American horses have invaded thoEnglish markets As many as 10000wore sold la3t year in London alonewhore thoy aro used for the omuibusos streot cars and cabs

JUST ARRIVEDA new lot of tho Finest

Musical Instruments

Autoharps Guitars Violins Etc

Also a now involco of -- tho Celebrated

Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

climate second to nono

MORE THAN 100 OK THEM BOLD

On the Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HAND A COMPLETEASSORTMENT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also the choicest European and Ameri ¬

can

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST RKABONADLK PMCIE8

Ed HOFlSOHLAEGER CO

Corner King Bethel Streets

wMtirtSiiiiM i Mia n Mjvynuttyiy4ij

No 408

Wifes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 L WIGHT Pres 8 B KPSE SeoCopt J A KINQ Port Bapt

Stmr KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu at 10 a m touching ntLahalna Maalaea Bay and Makcna thesame day Mahnkona Kawalbne and Lau- -

tho following day arriving atillo tho same afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU ARRIVES HONOLULU

Saturday Jnn 2Tuosday 20Friday Jan 8

Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclockA m touching at Laupahoehoe Mahukpna and Kawaihao same day ifakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahallia the followingday arriving at Honolulu the nltorooonsof Tuesdays and Fridaysear Will call at Potioikl Puna on triiamarked

ear-- No Freight will be received after ba m on day of BallingThe popular routo to tho Volcano Is viaHilo A good carriage road tho ontiro dis ¬tance Bound trip tickets covering aloxponses 5000

Stmr DLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuosdays at 6 p mtouch ng at Kahulul Hana Hamoa andKlpahnlu Maui Iteturnlng arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoonsWill call at NuuKaupo on second tripof eaoh monthMar No Freight will bo received afterp m on day ofsaillng

This Company will reserves the right tomake changes in the time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any consequencos arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings toreceive their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible- - for freight afterit has been landedLive Stock received only at owners riskThis Company wlllnot be responsible for

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In the care of PurseroBXT Passengers are requested to pur

chase Tiekots before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addltlonal chargo of twenty five per cent

OLA US SPHE0KEL8 Wil Q IBWPT

Claus Sprecfcels Co

BANKERSHONOLULU - H I

San Francisco Agent THE NEVADAiiurji jr cfliv JUUUXU1SUU

DRAW EXCHANGE ONBAN FRANCISCO The Nevada Bank of

San FranciscoLONDON Tho Union Bank of Loudon

LtdNEW YORK American Exchange Na-

tional¬

BankCHICAGO Merchants National BankPARI8 ComptoIr National dEscompte de

ParisBERLIN Drosdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BanklnkCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALI- A-

Bank of Now ZealandVIOrORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of Montreal

Ihmsacl a General Hanking and ExchanqeliuiincM

Term aud Ordinary Deposits RecoivedLoans made on Approved Heourity Com ¬

mercial and Travelers Credit Issued Billsof Kxcii ngo bought and sold

Collections Promptly Accounted For23Mf

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBrettf Pie Cakes of all kinds fresh

oyery day

Fresh Ico Cicjiu mado of the Best Woodlawn Crcifm In nil Flavors

Tho finest Homo made Confectionery17Mm

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At Brito Hall Konla Stroot

V Telephone 811

aOBBOniPTION RATES

Por Month anywhere In tho Ha-waiian

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Islands 60Por Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

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Payable Invariably in Ad van en

Qainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that needs assutanceFor the future in the distance

And the aood that we can do

1 am in the place whereof J am demandcaof conscience to sjteak the truth and the truthI speak impuqn it who so list

Advertisements unaccompanied by spoclllo instructions inserted till ordered out

Advertisements discontinued beforo ex-piration

¬

of specified period will bo chargedas If continued for Juil term

Address all communications to the Edi¬

torial Department to Edmund NorrioBusiness lutters should be addressod tothe Manager

EDMUND NOBBIE - - Editor

F J TESTA - - - ManagerResiding in Honolulu

TUESDAY DEO 22 189G

ANNEXATION FABLUS

The organ of the military factionof tho American Annexationiststemporarily resident in Hawaiipublished yesterday a most curi-

ous

¬

editorial under tho caption of

Advantages to America throughthe absorption of Hawaii by theUnited States

It first assorts that the UuitedStates would gain in tho acquisitionof Hawaii as rich a prize as any na-

tion

¬

has secured from the earliestdays of conquest Perhaps so if

tho United State is in the stealingbusiness so inuili doprecated by

our contemporary when Great Bri ¬

tain interferes with other weak na-

tions

¬

in the pursuance of her vastplans for progressive civilization orcolonization So much for themorality of tho advocates of annexa-

tion the now comers who arelooking after the boodles aud spoilsarising from Congressional votes

from the public Treasury to be ex ¬

pended in the interest of contrac-

tors¬

or land grabbers and boomers

But would supposing the steal-

ing¬

of their land from the Hawaiians should be unhappily consum-

mated¬

tho United Statos acquireno rich a prize as our contempor-

ary¬

suggests Wo think not Horresponsibilities and expenses in

maintaining what she had unjustlyacquired would bo enormous in theface of tho fact that tho Pacific will

some day be the battle site of theworld To defend her outpost from

tho possible attacks of Russia GreatBritain Japan or Australasia wouldtax her resourcos to tho uttermost

Tho construction of land fortifica-

tions¬

would most certainly costmillions for dofonso and take

many years to construct Tho ileot

of tho United States is not powerfulenough to blockade the islandsagainst any of the great naval pow-

ers

¬

Tho population of tho Islandseven if they wore unanimous in thoirAmerican syuipathies--wui- ch un

doubtedly thoy aro not aud uererwill bois far too smpll to bo of

any practical use in defending thotn

against any of tho Great Powers if atwar with America Tho Inlnudn aro

not a food producing country Near ¬

ly all tho food supplios would have

to bo imported and the vessels carry-

ing

¬

them would bo at tho mercy of

tho onomy A largo standing armywould bo requlrod to defend tLo Inl ¬

ands and the American taxpayerswould object to this

Tho Unitod Stafos has Poarl Har-

bor

¬

and has had it for year butshe is apparently not in a hurry todo anything practical with itPerhaps sho alroady feels that in

hor domi - semi - protectorate andhauds off policy she has a white

elephant on her hand and does notwish to mount it and ride it- - And

then what can Hawaii givo in returnthat sho has not already givou or stillis giving Far bettor will it be for thoUnited Statos and oursolves that we

should remain a little Switzerlandof our own progressive in civiliza-

tion¬

firm iu our autonomy andfriondly with all nations Such apolicy would mako us a far moreuseful outpost to tho United Statosthan any conquest of Hawaii by herwithout the consent of tho wholepeople A condition of affairs suchas exists in Cuba to day is not de ¬

sirable for Hawaii and- - yet aunoxa--tio- n

contrary to tho popular willmight so result and disastrously totho best interests of all

Our contemporary proceed An-

nexation¬

to tho United Statos is thegoal aud hopo of tho Republic ofHawaii modelled on tho Republicof tho Unitod States of AmericaShades of Great Cassara ghostWhat a comparison It is so uutruoand illogical that a smilo of condescending pity extends into a broad J

grin as wo compare the presentarmed oligarchy masquerading un-

der¬

the offended and insultod audmost honorable name of a Republicwith that of all other Republicstho world has over seen Even in

that paper yclept the Constitutionof tho Republio of Hawaii adopt-ed

¬

by a puny minority of the peo ¬

ple no lawyer logician publicist orpolitician can do more than barelytrace a scintilla of a trace of Repub-lican

¬

institutions or methods Thoroare no Democratic or Republicaninstincts in it but rather the ruleof force by a minority over a maj ¬

ority and making might right bylegal quibbles

But beforo we split our jaws withlaughter and our pen gets weary ofreplying to others of the illogicallyplausible statements of our militaryfriond we must call attention to the I

following which certainly is a mostremarkable method of makinghistory for tho ignorant in the Hghtof accurate history

Tho Star tays Hawaii has moroand bettor and sounder claims uponthe Stars and Stripos than hadLouisiana Texas California orAlaska Now let us investigatefrom our sohool text books as to thofacts We will assist our friond thofavorer of annexation aud conquestby admittiug tho temporary couquest by Hyde Smith ThurstonDole Wiltzo Stevens and Harrisonand the restoration of our indopendonco by President Olovolaud

Now as to Louisiana How didtho Unitod Statos acquire it It waspurchased by Jefferson iu 1808 from

Napoleon of France for tho sum of

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15000000 Uas tho United States

purchased Hawaii from tho Hawai ¬

ian natiou as Jefferson purchased

Louisiana from the French- v

Hosv about Texas Tho Texansin 1811 conquered their country from

Mexico under General Houston andby force of arms won thoir indepen ¬

dence Thoir potition for admission

was at first rejected by Congress

but being endorsed by the people in thofall oloctions it was accepted beforo

the close of Tylors administrationTho question of tho annexation of

Texas uenl before the people for theirdecision Tho democrats who favor ¬

ed its admission nominated Polk forPresident aud after a closo contestho was elected But rememberTexas adjoined American States on

tho American Contiuout and wasnot an independent country iu thomiddle of tho ocean over 2000 milesfrom tho Amoricau coast

And now for the famous State of

California our dearly bolovod nsighbor from whom wo hopo to receive

our next U S Minister to Hawaiihow did she get into thoUaiouWe will loavo out all the beautifulromance stranger than tho wildestfiction of tho poets fancy By con-

quest

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from Mexico resulting in thocession of Upper California byMexico to theUnitod States

Listly Alaska another pearl with ¬

out price for the future years Howdid sho become part and parcel oftho United States Our history in-

forms

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us that through thodiplomaoyof W H Seward tho famous Secre ¬

tary of State Alaska was purchasedof Russia for 7200000 in gold

Wo fail to seo that the Star iscorrect in saying These are factsthat should bo dwelt upon and usedin tho pondiug negotiations betweentho two natious as well as tho homodiscussionpoints Tue Independentdoes not think our Foreign Oflice isobtuse enough to use any sucharguments

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The annexation cause is a lostcause

Tho Annexation headquarters hasbeen painted yollow and we think itappropriate By tho time the an-

nexationists¬

finish thoir campaignthey will be as yollow as their head-quarters

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is JAkc no a like

Ouo of tho inducements hold outto young Hawaiians to sign tho an-

nexation¬

roll is the offer of binycleson tho installment plan For iugonuity this takes the cako

Gen John W Foster has told thoWashington nowspapors and peoplethat tbo now administration shouldfrill Mr Dolo at ouco whether hocan have annexation qr not that inhis opinion if annexation is refuseda stable government can and willbo sot up hero Right jou aro John l

Tho pBoplo of Hawaii can and willset up a government of and by andfor themsolves This travesty on republican institutions must go

Tho AdvortisorcomplimontJ Presi ¬

dent Kruegor for putting his footdown to check Asiatics At thosame tirao the Advertiser crowd im ¬

ports into Hawaii Asiatics by thoscore And when tho pry against afurther influx of Asiatics is raisedthe Advertiser advooato3 tho intro-duction

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of Armenians who are exantly as niuoh Asiatics as aro theHindoos against whom Kruegor andhis govornmont kiok

If tho peoplo having charge of thoAnnexation Olub are sincere theyought to cancel tho former signa ¬

tures of tho Anuoxatiou Olub rollail

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kuimi jjtjHigi miwwib jjiim wwamj jiiA largo number of the originalmombors have changod their mindsaud to day rofuso to folio fflhn menwho now olaim that thoy ropresouttho people in advancing the annex ¬

ation scheme Who would bo lead

by Cabby Brown and tho Poarl Cityclique

Why nil this talk about cablesTho Canadian Australian cable willbo laid and will touch Hawaii longbefore Colonel Zephania Spauldingaccomplishes anything in Washing ¬

ton Evon Zephauiaa ftiends heroprefer a British cablo to no cablo atall

Will tho Advertiser kindly informits readers whothor tho remarks ofGou J Foster about Hawaiian af-

fairs¬

aro to be taken iu tho light ofimpoounious bantering or whether

they aro like Ihoso of the Washing ¬

ton Star Inspired and for a con-

sideration¬

A lotter from a prominent Japa-nese

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which appeared iu our columusa fow days ago has created a greatdeal of comment To our ideas ourcorrespondent is simply tolling thowhole truth and wo say so althoughwe aro Anti Asiatics The Asiaticquestion cannot bo Foved by ourfoaming of tho mouth and employ ¬

ing Japanese No remedy againstAsiatic in vision cau to found inabrogating tho commercial treatybetween Japau aud Hawaii Genoral Hartwell may speak for hoursagainst Asiatics at the annexationmeotings Ho will notinuo to hirothorn for clerical culinary and moohanical purposes Tho appoarauce of Asiatic coolies is not dan ¬

gerous in itself Tho danger iscaused by tho acts of the misguidedthoughtless mon anJ- - women whoteach English under tho name ofreligion to tho hordes who ovontually will drive our children to thowall Frank Damon Bishop Williand others of thoir high aud loftyprinciple are blind to the fact thatthey are ruining those to whomtheir allegiance as civilized mon isdue whilo chasing tho uill-o-th- e

wajs labolled conversion of heathens to Christianity By convertingtho coolies they furnish ammuni ¬

tion fof the Eat t to combat thoWest

BY AUTHORITY

WATER NOTICE

In arcoidnnco with Section I of ChapterXXVI of tho Laws of I8MJ

All persons holding witr privileges orth isn pa ing water rates aro hereby noti ¬

fied that tha water rates for tto torm enrlInc Juno SO 18 7 w ill bo duo and pij abloat tho oIIIcm of i ho Honolulu Water Workson tho 1st dayof January 1807

All rates remaining unpaid for fifteendays after liny aro duo will bo subjict toan additional 10 por cont

Itatcs are payabo at tho ofTico of thoWater Works In the Kapuulwa Building

ANDUfcW 11UOWNSuperintendent Honolulu Water Works

Honolulu U I Dec 10 1890

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A hU TENANTS OpTlKS AIIAU KAt iilkimt o Kalanptpa Molokal andothprs will ploiUo tuko notico that tho un ¬

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FOR SALE

Thoro are over lOfioIols for salu 60x100feot mauka of Kaplolani Park adjoiningtho Itesidotres of Messrs 0 Itiown II fXolto Thomas Holllnger and others

These Lots will bo sold cheaper than anyplaco Jn Honolulu since tho roign ofKAMMIAMHHA III

Water will be laid on as soon ss iinyersaro reudy to build

Piicesttro ranging frm Moo ner nt i50

This Is Jho best optioitunlty to get ahomo For further particulars apply to

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Wo linvo jusl roturncd From uvory successful trip to llilowhere wo havo boon placingwith satisfaction to our patronstho unoxcollod

VICTOR SAFEPerhaps ono of tho best re ¬

commendations wo can use isthe following letter from gover-nor

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Thos J JarVis of North Ca-

rolina¬

Evory ono knows theGovernor who held his State forG years was U S Minister toBrazil and U S Senator Howrites

GncENVitLE N C Fob 20th 1890The Victor Safe and Lock Co Cin O

Gentlemen I am pleased to saythe Victor Safo jou sold mo somefive or six joars ago preserved intactall of its contJitB in I ho late fire inGreonville ou tho 10th inst Thosafo stood at o point in my oflico iuthe Opora Houo Blook that muBthave been ono of the hottest partsin I ho groat conflagration It con ¬

tained papers and other things ofvalue When it was taken out oftho ruins and opt nd e onto hvolvohours after tho fin- - overy thing in itwas found to bo aafely preserved andiu good conditiou I cheerfully makethis statement of facts iu recogni-tion

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of tho valuable service renderedmo by your safo and you aro at li-

berty¬

to make such use of it as youmay seo proper

Yours trulyTUOS J JAKVIS

Wo have tho

in four sizes but can obtain anysize you wish Tho prices ofthose wo havo in stock rangefrom 50 to 110 and aro especi-ally

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Tab Hawaiian Hardware Co Ll

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SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS

Other Mans Chestnuts Boldly Stolonand Re cookod

Editor I supposo you think yourpooins will fill a long felt wantPoet No If I did I would oat them

Ho My lovo for you like thoboundless ocean Sho I dont doubt

makes me side

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hard Yes sir repliedtho barber makestho dun very tender

Nell Did you enjoy tho performanco last night Belle No wasstupid Nearly overy woman in thohouse took her hat off and tlioiowas nothing to look at but the play

Little Brothor DoosMr Squeozum know how to build n railroadsiBter Big Sister No why LittloBrothor Pa said he oaino horoto night he would havo to maketracks

Pastor I hopo youare a Christian my littlo man Doyou say your prayers night andmorning Tho Little Man Nopeonly nights Pastor Why dontyou say them iu tho morning tooThe Littlo Man Woll dis kid pantako care of hissolf whon hes awako

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Brace up old man Ill have tobe off or my wife wont speak to mowhou I got home dogMino Mo 11 talk tome all night

Visitor How much tho baby ¬

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Thore is a joke in your paper thiswek that I hoard at a showtwo seasons ago said tho ¬

man What if there is saidtho of theOur novor go to

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Pa said littloup from his book it says hero thattho was brokon upon thowheel What does that mean Oh

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Thoughts Expressed by Other Jour-nals

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Now tho suggestion is made andin Boston itself too that tho Bac ¬

chante should bo admitted to thoPublic Library out of Bhoor human-ity

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leaving questions of art and mor-

ality¬

to bo settled later Neithershe nor the child on hor arm is pre-pared

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to undergo tho severities ofNovembor in Masanchusotts and thosuffering of both must be very realTho Peri at tho gates of Paradisohad hor troubles no doubt butthoseof a Bacchante on tho doorsteps ofa publiolibrary with tho thermometer not far from zero while somowhat different are none the less cal-

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Times

One of tho Details

Candidate Bryan had completedone of his free silver harangues atMonroe Mich and was shakinghands with somo of his admirerswhen a sturdy Irish womau pushedher way through tho crowd to wherosho could grasp his hand

That was a foino speech yomado Mr OBriou sho exolaimodOi liBtoned to ivory word of it and

Im shuro youro a great mon Imgoing home and got lots of voteB foryo But thoros wan quistion I wontto axe ye Mr OBriou so I can ex-

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said ho would bo ploasod to answerany quostiou

Thin I want to know said thogpod woman whithorye aire goingto bring us tho Bilvor or will wo

havo to como afthor it DetroitJournal

Tho rovonue derived from pearlfisheries is necessarily of a veryprecarious nature Binco tho mollusoks possess locomotive poworsand froquoutly disappear from cer ¬

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Read carofully oumupplomoul to-

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Lndiei Black Kid Gloves 185 atB P Elders Co

Tlia Templo of Fashion re openedthis morning

Fine lino of Dimltios 8 yards for1 at Tho Templo of Fashion

Tho barkoutiuo S G Wilder in ontho Mnriuo Railway for repairs

All Wool Dross Goodsat B F Ehlers Co

85c yard

Tho Govornrnont band plays atQuoeus Hospital this afternoon

Lndios Linen Handkerchiefs 1 75dozeu at B F Ehlers Oo

Tho James Maltoo sails at d oclockto day and the WG Hall and Olnudiuo at 5 oclock

Do your Holiday shopping atSachs and got your Souvenirs

Tho Myrtle Boat Glub anticipateshaving dO couples at thoir NowYears Evo dauco

Howard Hitchcocks sale of paint ¬

ings yesterday was a gratifying onoto all interested

TafTota Dross Linings porcalinoand Cambrics in ovory shade atKorrs

Rev Alox Mackintosh is so muchimproved in health as to bo able totake short rides

Mrs Guiin gave a charming dancofor tho littlo ones at Arion Hallyesterday afternoon

Fine Hue of Whiteyards for 51 at ThoFashion

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Tho Quiutet Olub will cive anotherpopular concort at W W Dimondsto morrow evening

W W Dimond has iron pots andall tho requisites for Christmas treesCall and inspect thorn

Only a few days loft of the clear ¬

ance sale at tho Rising Suu StoreKing Street

Thnnks to Berger Co D and otherfriends tho Kalaupapa band willhao now hats for Christinas

Border had a good attondance atEmma Squaro last ovouhiu and ren ¬

dered a very pleasing program

Tho Football game on Now VoarsDay promises to bo anexoelleut andoxcitiug quo The lino up boingfairly ovem

Tho ohoir of tho Socond Congregation of St Andrews Cithedralwill rohoarso this evening at tho resi ¬

dence of T May

Hon Paul Neumann it is learnedoxpeotH to bo in San Francisco ontho 28th i list Ho was in Moxioowhen last heard from

Tho China is tho next steamerfrom the Coast She will bring reminders from homo of Christmasand Now Years Day to many

At N S Sachscivon away wun

Toys and Dollsevery 5pU rmr- -

uiiusu Buuu oiivuj xihl j ms kvuuaway in tho Millinory Department

Tho children of tho Central UnouChurch havo their Christinas entertaiumont this evening and tho chil-dren

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of tho Christian Church thoirfun to morrow ovoning

Tho pound keepers men havocaptured nearly 100 dogs during thepast week About a third of theuumbor aro waiting owners beforetaking a trip to thoir happy huntinggrounds

A littlo deodorizing fluid mightbe used with offoot by tho Board ofHealth on tho original sito of theNuuanu stroam The aroma from afew stagnant pools is more odorifer-ous

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than pleasant or wholesome

Tho Now Yoars Eve donee nt In ¬

dependence Park promiFos to bo asuccess W H Cornwall Jr ThnsP Oumrais and J L Holt form thofinance committoo having the mattor in hand Thoro will bo a Gormanand new songs by tho Hawaiian Na ¬

tional Quintet Club

Tho ohildron aud friends of Palama Chapel had n glorious timo ofit last evening with their Christmasentertainment An excellent program was presented but above andbeyond nil tho popcorn ice creamcakes and Christmas treo were mosthighly appreciated Mr Jones andtho Rev J M Lewis must feel happyaud proud at the evenings result

It is understood that the addi ¬

tional clerks to bo taken on Janu ¬

ary 1st by Irwiu Co hove boonsolootod Fred Whitney it is saidhas had his bands full his heart always is auswering pergonal andepistolary applications aU day yes N

terday aud to day The namos oftho magic 1 are not known for pub-lication

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ITEMS OF TNTKltEST

Gathered From All Quarters of theOlobo

Magistrate Were over up bo- -

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What titnodoos your wurnhip get up

A rocontsalo of books in Londonbroup ht Gut a curious fact It wasa presentation copy of KontsBpoems 1817 first edition with thoautograph To W Wordsworthwith the authore sincoro rovoroncoaud brought 230 but Wordsworthhad never ovou cut tho leaves

Iu Japan archors tost their arrowsby bnlnnoing thorn on tho nails oftho second and third fingers of tholoft hand mid rapidly twirling themby tho feathered oud with the fingersof the right hand If tho arrowmakes n whirring sound it is crookedand must bo straightened

no Won tho Caso

Two well known lawjors were talk-ing

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yesterday about thoir exper-ience

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with different cases in whichthey had taken part Tho easiestand best caso I ever had said onoof the lawyers took just five min-utes

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to try it and inside of an hourafter trying it I had a decision andmy feo

Thats pretty good said thoother and I won a mighty Roodcaso Tuesday and noyor filed apaper

And uever filed a paper queriedtho other What kind of a casowas it

Avea30 of Itainier Beer I bat onBlack

On tap or in bottles at tho Cri-

terion¬

Accommodated

William Hickoy is a sailor aboardonn of the sailing vessels in the har-

bor¬

William rofusotl duty and hasbeen in the hands of tho policeWhen difcharged from custody hostole a bicyole and was arrested Thismorning ho told tho court that howould do anything to provont hisgoing aboard his vessel Judge Wilcox accommodated him by sentenc ¬

ing him to three months imprison-ment

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at hard labor Hiokoy willprobably regret tho chango fromtho vessel to Lows hotel

BUSINESS LOCALS

Headquarters for Holidayat N S Sachs v

Goods

Thirty six inches Percales reducedto lOi- - yard at B F Ehlers Co

A Coupon nivou for tho Big Dollwith ovory l purchasod at N S

achsLap Robes enough to supply

demands about at all pricesKerrs

Ladies Cotton Merino aud silkaud Wool undor vosts in grados

Korrs -

Everything is going going goingat tho Rising Sun Store Call and1b convinced

Silk Dres Goods allat tho Rising Sun Storecents up por yard

allat

nilat

iu patternsfroin dO

A great slock of ribbons of allcolors just arrived by tho Australiaat Tho Templo of Fashion

Tho great reduction of prices iswhat is surprising purchasers at ThoTemple of Fashion -

Ladies Hoso in Cotton LislThread Cashmere and Spun silk aoqualities and sizes at Kerrs ll

Thoro aro three entrances to thePop ifio Saloon but tho cry uovortholos is half and half This a mathe ¬

matical problem which can only besolved on tho spot Tho half andhalf is good however

Jayasuriyo the Oiugaloso imporlorhas opoued a now storo nt No 0Hotel St almost at thp comor ofHotol nud Nuuanu streets where hoha somo splendid specimens of Cin-galese

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laco and jewolry Tho pricesaro within tho roach of all from thepoorest to tho richest Au inspectionwill amply repay tho lovers of thecurious and 1 eautiful

Scotch whisky has become onn oftho favorite beverages in Honoluluduring the last year Tho differentbusiness houses havo competed tofind tho vory boat brand The RoyalAnnex now claims to have importeda whisky which cauuot bo oxcolledT V F is the name and tho lettersstnucl for The Vory Finost Thiswhisky will bo sorvod oxolusivoly atthe Royal Annox atd connoisseurswill do well to stop iu and taste thoT V F

NBW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANYFIRE AND MARINE

Established 1869Insurance effected on Buildings Goods Ships

Insurance Company North AmericaOJ Philadelphia la

Founded lf02 Cash Capital 000000Oldest Firo Insurance Company In the United StatesLosses paid since organisation over - - - 00000000

JF For lowest rates apply to

S3 LOSEGonoral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

TCJIMQND3

Dokys nro not always dangorous old sayings to tho contrarynotwithstanding If tho Alnmoda had not boon dolayed inSan Francisco tho last trip wowould havo beon without ourenlarged stook of Sterling silverware and our customers wouldhave had to limit their pur-chases

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But now wo havo tho goodsand thoy are ready for your in ¬

spection ready to bo sent homoto you This last invoice isfrom tho colobrated WhitingSilvor C6mpany and tho pricesare so low that it is cheaper intho long run than pewter Thoassortment comprises everythingfrom an ordinary huttor pick toa food pushor Wo mention tholattor as though it was a com-

mon¬

ovory day affair but itsnot its rare

If you are interested read thispartial list and romember thuttho material of which tho casesaro made is tho finest

Sardine Servers silk caso405 Childs Set kuifo fork

and spoon in handsome casoGG0 Pio Knives in caso 1020

Cako knives in silk case 1105Buttor Knives in kid caso d75Picklo Forks silk caso 375Sugar Spoons silk enso 350bugar 1 ongs silk case 040Bon Bon Tongs caso 420Napkin Rings from 115 to420 Brandy Flasks Fruit

Knivos Tea Dessert Table andSoup Spoons Dc33ort Table andFish Forks Butter Disheswithout covers Silvor Broad andButtor Plates Knife Rests But-ter

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Picks and Spreaders OyttorForks Fish and Do3sert KnivesCoffee Salt and Mustard Spoons

Storo open evenings

WjuJTho Japanoso are making

baskot satchels in the oxactshapo of tho rogular leatherclub satchel for which you payall kinds of prices Tho Japa-noso

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stylo coats anywhere from35 conts up and will bo founduseful to ladies on a shoppingtour This is only i pointer wesoil thorn you know but wo alsosoil crocorios of ovory description

Just now wo arc having a runon tinnod goods and ovaporatedponchos plums and upricotsThis is tho best lot wo havo overhandlod and thoy are selling sorapidly thut wo are afraid thostock will not hold out It isalmost tho samo with out ¬

ing chocolates People havocaught on to tho fact that thoyaro good and thoy want thorn

LEWIS COFort Stroot GROCERS Tol 210

NOTICE

UOARDJlAtt Is temporarily Jo--aKcnled nt corner of Queon nud Nuu ¬

anu Stroets ready to attend to anybusiness entrusted to hliu 411 lm

NOTIOE

AUK RKSlliOTTULLYSTJliBURHJKRB all tnbsTlptionsaro pay ¬

able strictly in advance by the monthquarter or year

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Capital 1000000and Merchandise

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PERFECT HARKESS

For many yoars past wo have earned the reputation of making thovory best HARNESS and Horse fit-

tings¬

iu tho Islands Our mako andall our supplios aro invariably reli-

able¬

Our new patrons sustain thoverdict of tho old

C R COLLINS337 King Street npar Nuuanu

TRTRVHONR l O

azaarA NEW DEPARTURE

During tho mouth of December itis tho Intention of this Storo to

moet the Times by having a

GJSNUIHE CLEARANCE

OUT BALE

For the noxt few days all Goods willbo Marked Right Down and

Goods to arrivo by tho in ¬

coming steamers will bo

Marked Equally Cheap

Wo ore determined that not onopioco of

ZHZIMS OOODSWill bo in Stock on tho31sl Decem-ber

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So look out for Bargainsra tf

JUST RECEIVEDA NEW SHIPMENT OF

fmilTl BEER

In Quarts and Pints

FOR SALE AT

B HACKFELD CO

152 SOLE AGENTS

DAYID K BAKERFLiORIST

Nuuanu Valloy abovo the Mausoleum

LTi ORDERS FOR FLOWERS ANDix ilants will reeoivo prompt and faithful atttenlon Freo doUvory to all partswithin tho city limitsLUIS EVERaitEENS AND CARNATION

a speciality

W TffTHIPWnNDI tern 747 ly

TO LET OB LEA8E

iK COTTAGE ON KINOL Street KuJaokahnaIlatns containing six roomswith out housfi l oxt tocottaco now occupied bv Hon A Rasa

U Also Cottagu in rt ar of tho above andoponlni oat on Young Street containingfour rooms with outhouses Terms mode-rate

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To take immodlato posossionFor fnrthpr particulars apply to

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ

Honolulu Nov a 1800

LOST

Telephone

O OLD BTAR UROOOHAIvADY8 Hawaiian oat of Arms ontho frout nameFindor will boturning to

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and Into on too baoksuitably rewarded by re

1 J TESTA827 King Street

NOTICE

--A LL TENANTS AND OTHERS INfX dobted to Lllluokalanl will please takenotice that thdundorslgnod has boon appointed ngont ot her ostato under fullpower of attornoy Prompt payment ofIndebtedness is requested

J O CARTER418 lru 203 Morohant Street

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Hagey Institute

Alcoholism

Morphine

AND

Tobacco Diseases U

Permanently Cured

Scientific lloracdy thoroughly

tested hy timo

NO

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SUFFERING DURING

TREATMENT

NO INJURIOUS AFTER

EFFECTS

LOSS OF TIME- BUSINESS

FROM

Improved Physical

Condition

Absolute freedom from any desirefor

ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTS

Length of time required for Treatmout THREE WEEKS

T Termsholism W0 00cure no pay

dress

10000 for Alcofor Tobacco No

0P Iustituto located in Arling-ton

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Cottage on Hotol Street Hono-lulu

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or in- -

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J H Kirkpafrick

Secrety Hagoy luatituto Honolulu1 1 I

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Australian Mail kmFor San Francisco

Tho Now and Flno Al Btccl Steamship

MONOWAI31 tho Oceania Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

Jan TtliAnd will lenvo lor tho above port withMalls and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from San Franolsco onor about

Jan 1 4t3aAnd will liavo prompt despatch with Mallsand P8ongers for tho above ports

Tho undersigned are now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to AIL Points in the

Doited Stfles

further nnrticulars regardingFreight and Passage apply to

Win G IRWIN CO LdGeneral Agents

BuslnoBB Cards

DE 0 A PETBESONRemoved to No 28 Emma Street

Ofllco Hours 8 10 a m 2 1 and 7 8 p m

140 Tolophono 752 3m

ORBIGHTON Ss OOBRHA

Attorneys at Law

20a Merchant Street Honolulu315 ly

ANTONJ3 B03A

Attobney-at-La- w

Kaahumnnu Btreet --Honolulu

A S HUMPHREYS

Attobney-at-La- w

Office Kaahumanu BtreetHonolulu

--R N BOYD

Sorveyob and Real Estate Agent

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For

OIBco Bothel Street ovor tho NowModel KostauranU

JOHN NOTT

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PtUMBiNq Tin Copper and SheetIbon Wonk

King Street Honolulu

GONSALVB3 OO

- Wholesale Gbooers and Winemerchants

225 Queen Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Fbank Bbqwn Manager

28 unil Ha Mnmbont Rtroo Hnnnlnln TT T

ALIiBN JROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andJBdimino Materials or

- All Kinds

DR BERT F BTJBGESS

PlIYBlOlAN AND SUKOEON

Tinusienn Place 41GTlunohbowl BlruetHonolulu II I

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Hawaiian GrownOysters

The above delicai ja now boprocured in Buah quantities as re-

quired upon leaving orders with

HV E Mclntyre Bro397 tr

F H REDWARD

Contraotor and BuilderOffice and Stores lilted up and

Estlmatesglven on

ALL KESTDS OF WORKSOffice and Shon No 019 Fort

Btreet adjoining W W Wright CarrlagoShop 377 Oiu

DR SKOJIMANO -- 10 llEtlETANIA StIIEKT OlP FITB

Queen Emma Ham

Office Hours 7 A m to 12 m G r m to8 r m Telephone 47 377 Oru

KA NOEAU 0 HAWAII

HAWAIIAN HAND MADE

Fancy Work and Dressmaking

PAELOES401 West King Streot near Llllha

417 tf

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas remoLjl his Plumbing Hnslnesb from

King Btreet to tho premises on

Hotel StreetFormnrly occupied by Wnvon

NOTICE

AltE ItE8PECTFUIjIYSUBSORIBEltB all subscriptions are pay ¬

able strictly in advance by the monthquarter or year

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THE ORIENT

How Will Ban Francisco RojjulatoIts Trade

Evidoncos are multiplying thaithe Oriental trade is being develop ¬

ed without uvou consulting SanFrancisco Tho Auiorican TradingCompany of Now York LoudonYokohama and Shanghai engagedin both exporting and importinghas bcou tho first in tho Hold andhas lately booomo tho agouts inJapan and China of tho larger Am-

erican¬

shipbuilding and railroadsyndicates Tho company has ob-

tained¬

a concession from Chemulpoto Seoul in Coroa and has placedbids for tho construction of a roadfrom Soo Ohou to Chin Kiang aswoll as for an olectrio railroad atShanghai A NowYork syndicateorganized in New Jorsoy under thoname of the China DevelopmentCompany has a resident agont atPekin Tho Bethlohom Iron Worksseeking ordors for coast defetlsosarmor plates and big guns and am ¬

munition havo beon represented inChina by Oapt Zalinski late of thoUnited States army Tho field forrailroad building in China is stillpractically a virgin one as there areat prefonL but eighty milos of com-pleted

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track in tho wholo ompiroEverything in modern facilities mustcome from other countries Thonatural sourso of supply whon loca-tion

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is considered is tho UnitedStates The development of bothChina and Japan is bound to be ofimmense benefit to ourPacifio coastSan Fiauciscoa share in it shouldfor all reasons bo the lions shareWhat aro wo doing to seouro it Isthis groat city satisfied to looksupinely on while tho com-merce of tho Pacific our onlyfield of greatness is boing di-

vided¬

betwoon Sau Diego Portland aud Puget Sound Tho tiadonow being- - striven for by our rivalsis tho sole need to mako our city ametropolis tho metropolis of thoWestern ocean The cities of thocoast backed by Eastern capital arocasting lots for our very raimentThe time is propitious and tho needof action urgent What is SanFrancisco going to do about it SF Aciti Litter

House NumborincTho business of numbering the

houses in tho City is now completedand tho promoters of the schemearo to be congratulated on the oflicent manner in which tho work hasbeen done

Commoncinp at tho comer of Kingand Nuuauu streets No 1 is placedabove tho door of tho Anchor SaloonThis figure not only denotes thenumber of tho building but alsotho quality of the refreshmentsserved to its patrons inside particu-larly

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tho Long Life Whisky ColdSeattle Beer on draught or in bot ¬

tles and lunch every day at noonAll of which are No 1

News from Cook InletA letter just recoivod from Cook

Inlet states that the season has notjot oponed Tho miners who win ¬

tered on the inlet camo through ingood shape but suffered consider-able

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privation on account of nothaving any Rainier Beer on handconsequently they could not enjoythis sparkling and invigoratingbeverage That is ono of tho draw ¬

backs to wintering in AlaskaOn tap or in bottles at tho Cri-

terion¬

Buffalo Beer has proved ito im ¬

mense popularity at the Hoyal Paoific aud Cosmopolitan Saloons Thocelebrated Labst is also retainedthere in draft or in bottle Tho in ¬

terchangeable check system that hasproved such a convenience to thopatrons of tbeao popular resorts isalso in yoguoi

MODERN TIMES

Sale 3tableNuuauu Avo opp Eagle Houso

Buddie Carriage Work Borscs

ALAVAYS ON HAND

Kind and True Family HorsesA BrEQiALTY

SW All oiders roccivn prompt attontiouand try to please overyone

I3U U N BEBHAM

A CHANGE FOR HORSEMEN

C W MAOFARLANES

Racing Stock and Outfit

OJBMU13D FOE SALE

SiMTATORjBlood bay Stallion with blackpoints aud very handsomo mauoand tail Fivo years old and hold ¬

ing a Record of 210 Salvator isby Marin out of tho importedmaro Hada He is Tory geutlo andcan bo drivon single and doubleHo is the fastest Hawaiian bredIsland Stallion and has shown excolleut services while standing fortho past soapons An uuusual op-portunity

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i3 hereby offered toplanters and ranchers who desireto improve their stock Tho Stal-lion

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is perfectly sound

FEED MUGSorrel Geldiug Six years old Thofastest Hawaiian bred Geldingholding a Record of 212 Ho isby Boswell Jr out of tho import ¬

ed mate Mollio Fred Mac is a gen ¬

tle road horee going single auddouble as well as aD excollenttrack horse He is perfectly soundand will suit anyone who fancies afast and stylish horse

KATEA bay mare very woll bred au ex ¬

cellent family horse whioh can bodriven by any lady or child Kateis very gontlo and iB followed byher bay filly by Salvator fourmonths old

1 Island Died Bay Marc

Bred by A JCnrtwright fouryears old by Nutgrovo out ofBaoy She is an unusually hand ¬

some carriage horso aud is brokento harness single and double

Little OnThe well known Racing Marowhich made a Record of 152 attho half milo track at KahuluiLittle One is darjs bay with

black points and is six years oldShe is by Garfield out of BabyBlue a celebrated half milo Rac ¬

ing Mare She is broken to har-ness

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sinilo and double and withher is her 8 months old bay fillyby Salvator

1 Driving Grey Marc

Well broken and woll bred Withhor a roan filly by Salvator fourmonths old

One Bay Filly

Yearling out of Kato by Salvator

The above Colts are all halterbroken

Further on is offered for sale

3 Fine Saddle Horses

Well known in Honolulu Vorygentle and suitable for ladies andgentlemen These horses araperperfectly safe sound and stylfsh

FYq special attention of rac ¬

ing men is called to tho followingracing outfit offered for sale

1 Pneumatic Sulky

With high ball bearing whoels

1 Track Sulky

With ordinary wheels

1 Training Sulky

1 Jogging Carl

And a Complete Outfit of Trottingand other Race Paraphornalias

-- also A venr riN- U-

Kcndicky Breaking Cart

In Good Order

All tho abpvo Stock and Outfit aroin excullnnt condition having boonwell taken caro of

gjF Forapply to

furthor information

C W MAOFARLANE

Kaahumanu Streot Honolululll lm

Corner Ilmc and Nuuauu Bu

W M OtiNMNUHAM - - Manager

Headquarters or Mcchaolcs and Laborers

TUB CKUOIRATRIl

Fredrioksbnrg Draught Boor

SP- - ALWAYS ON TAl -- L

Solo Agents lor the llonowncd

Long LifeAND

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Oysters for CocktailsPer Evory Australia

Jftsr-- Call and bo convinced v

Corner Nuuauu and Hotel Bts

1 W MoNicnor - - Manngfr

GIiuicb Wilis Mum Alii

POKTKKB Etc ON UKAUOHT

Half-aiwi-Ha- lf on Diangla

Handmade Sour lahA sr EOIATTT

WpimnV IfYPianiiiiIVllUUll UAU llllli

B I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King auu Nauanu Btrren

Choice Liqiinrs

TELEFnONE

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Fine Basra

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HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 180 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderAND KElAIHEK

BlaoksniilbiriMncllltsBraDCliiis

Orders from the otht r Islouds In BuildingTrimming Painting KtoKto

promptly attended to

W W WRIGHT ProprietorBucoessor to G West

Metropolitan Meat Co

81 KING STJIRET

G J Waileb Manambh

Wholesale andItetall

BXJTOHKRS- AND

Navy ContraotorR

Makaainsma

Printing HouseV J TESTA Pnoi niETon

Konla Street aboyo North Cornor of King

Book and Job PrintingNEATLY DONE

Patrons can bo satisfied by a TrialOrder

Ka Jlftkaalnaun Tho IndependentHnolohH Manuolo nwi Kstato Heels

ter are printed here

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