I VOL II

cncrui UctJtocmcntc

LBKERRMerchant Tailor

C7 Moruhimt Btroot

Hal just iccelvcJ from England ft large

cction 01

FINE GOODS

Suitings Diagonals nnd FancyTrousorings

ComptWnc the largest stock ever opened out

In Honolulu nil Personally elected liy Mr

Kerr when abroad

Spencer Martin

A Cutter well and favorably known on thePacific Com and In the Eastern Stale hasbeen engaged and the finest work In the citywill be produced at reasonable rate

Cloth of Various Kinds and Trimmingsfor Sale to the Trade and Others

Telephone II U Co No 4- - I- - 0- - 3

1111 Telephone 289 Mutual Telephone 289

Joseph TinkerFiuiilly unl Bhlpplmr HuWhor

CITY MAIIKETNuuanu Street

Corned Beef and rickled Tongues alwayson handj Celebrated camunugc nuwsoiftch daily

Deliverle free to any part of city andsuburbs

THE ONLY PRACTICAL

tail Watclmmker1

On tlio Islands in

WM TUnNEttNo 8a Klnff Street

watch well repaired orlf you nt youryour clock put In order go and see him

SUN FIRE OFFICEOF LONDO- N-

KstablishodlTlOInsurance elTected upon every description

of property at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

6337t3337

Claims arranged by the Local Agents and

rii -- 11 nrnmniliuile and berality ineurtsdictlort of the Ioca Tribunals recognlrcil

a AV Miicfarlnno Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

PantheonOl

PRIVATE HACK STANDCorner Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu

TELEPHONE 34- -

T

Havenow a well nrfjanlxea renati e w -drivers The carriages homes- -

been much Improved and ate In condition to

do ood service

Orders wilt he promptly attended to in a

satisfactory mannerS I SHAW

Manager

c j McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

THE

San Francisco per Maripow and other late

arrivals a very ciipicc cqiicuu t

smokers articles consisting In part ol

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit-

tle

¬

Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come ind try some of thesefine goods which can be had at

107 FORT STREET

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Nieairt Engines Holler sugar uiCoolen Iron fyaet and tvad Qatlnge

Honolulu HIdrMachlnery of every description made to or- -

Particular attention paid to Ship Blacksmithing Job work executed on the hortt

Scncntl 5WJbcnBcmcttte

HOS 0 THKUM

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 25 1887

lMKUtTINO and ManucactukinoStationer Hook ieUer Printer Hook- -

binder rle

And publisher ofthe Hawaiian Alirunae nnd AnnualDealer hi Kim Stationery Hooks Music Toi anaKancy Good

Pokt Stkikt Neak Hotel Hohoiuiu

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law 6ftloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

Photo KRaj h G a 1 i e ry

Above PanthcqrtfStablefoitf SiiisEr ifiKvf

Portraits and t lews Firt cla work bittifaUlUBd- -

IACONSALVES

The Liveqwl k LonJon Globe Insurance Co

Assets 353OJ000Net Income 1885 i 8854000Claims Paid 107930obo

Have established an agency In Hono-lulu for the Hawaiian Inlands and theundersgncd are prepared to write risks againstlire on buildlntjf merchandise anu uwcinngson lavorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents in

sured lor a ieriou 01 inrce years iot two jjicmiums In advance Lowes promptly adjustedand payable here aoLOVES BAKERY

73 Nuuanu Street

Every Decription of- - Plain and FancyBread and Biscuits

Orders for Ship Bread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

PIONEER

STEAM GAMDY FACTORY

AND

F HonisrPatry C00V and UVer

Rich and delicious Uc Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel SL Doth Telephones No 74

c

OENERAI MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION

IIonC

Limited

A0EN1S

Lisr or orricExs

P C Jones jrI 0 CARTrRlloNWM F Allen

R Dniior

President and ManagerTreasurer and Secretary

DIRECTORS

Hon II WsTERiiotsB

HOUSES TOAND

HV

A J

MONDAY JULY

Nbj

BISHOP

IrartlCilConfrciloner

Auditor

LET

ITOX SALEOartwripfUtresidence ta N sSSThe two story

I rol wat present occupied by

let from the first of April

Monsarrat on tuiigrQundstolct

FOR SALEValley opposite the

a MM in Nuuanu

land o l Xturo ami taro jip

Kaahumanu Street

j GOMESWatchmakeTTd Jeweler

Merchant StreetCnmnuell Block

ManufacluringofallkMsJreryenKai iiiiiiEriivi

a Specialty-- nnmtM

THOMAS LINDSAY

jlamHacturing Jowolorp

No 00 Nuurtnu Stroot

Honolulu H

Particularjtterdionj

DAILY HERALD5cacml JllibcrtiBcmcttto

NEW GfQO

STOCkIF ALLNOW OPEJT

AT- -

BREHLERSaQ99 Fort Street Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACE100 nail 111 King St botivocn Fort nad Alrtketr- -

Has received per late arrivals- - a VliaAuYVArldV11 of

Consisting In pan of

Family Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Butter Dates HaislnsMustatd Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Bread Aonta Humlioldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker CoVs Cracker and Cakes All ofwhich are oflcred at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Doth Telephones No 119 P 0 Sox No 371

LAINE COlUv received 11 consignment of the molt Economical and Valuable Feid for all kinds of stock rl

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt it the greatest Fletlt former Milk and 1J utter producer n use

OdCakeuteaJ tho about tier cent 01 nutritive matter this nearlf id Der cent too bs of I lib mealIt eoual to jeo lbs ot cat or 318 lbs of corn or to 7S7 lbs of wheat bran Alto our UnritaledMlXKIt FFKUai well a our usual supply of the best kinds of

liny Oatu Whoat Cora Etc EtcWhich li offered at the Lowest Market Katei and delivered free to anv tart of the city

S N CASTLE0 V TASTIFJ

CASTLE COOKEShipping and Commission Merchants

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

v jnurvxuxviajci atxonactoi g

Kohala Surtr Company

Pala PlantationCioi Ranch Plantation

AGENTS FOR

J D ATIIERTONJ U CASTLE

CAJSTTDTSE

Haiku Su jar Company

Hitchcock Gos PlantatlanR Halttead W talua Plantation

A II Co Koloa Kauai

Union Fire u Msrine InuranceCcnip ryo SrnFrrrcItco x1 tna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of ltottonl

D M Wetton a Patent Centrifugal Machines

The New York and Honolula Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San rranciscoDr fayne Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Glbbi Remington and Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machl

LEWIS COIll Fori Street

Importers and Dealers In

STAPLE AND FANCY GrEOCEKLES

PBOVISIONB ETCP O Box 207

Smith

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO Ld-- SUCCESSORS TO- -

240

Dillingham 8c Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWARE

Acricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint lor ShinglQ and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required Stoves

Tinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and Genera Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed

f

ICatt Cornor ITort and ICtntc

New uoods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Fresh CallrrniV PrnducB every steamer All orders attended to and Goods ta

any of the city frw of charge Island orders solicited Post

oflice nox No MS i No qa

CHAS HAMMER

w

fotrootHEurope

faithfully deliveredSatUfaetiort guaranteed

Telephone

P

Cornor of Fort and IClnB Sfcroots

HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM AUSTRALIA A FINE ASSORTMENT OF

LADIES GENTS RIDING SADDLESRldincr Lecclns of Goat Skin and Patent Leather Saddle Blankets English Riding Whips

Rid nc Hits Nickel Sliver Plated and Steel and a lot of other articles too numerous to

mention which I will sell at prices that will

ASTOJSTISBC EVERYBODYDont Forget the Place Corner of King- - and For Stsj Chas Hamnw Proprietor

KitsiiiCfflS QTuvbo

ILAKENCE WILUKKA3IIP0RD

I VOLNEV VAttLANCOLRTASIirORD

ASIIFOKD ASIIFOBD

Law Chancery Conveyancing Admi-ralty

¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

Opus Old Capitol Iluilding adjoining GeneralPott Office

J PhillipsPractical Plumber flat Filter and

Covpvr SmithHouse and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St - - - Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

Successors to Lewbrs DiksonImporter and Jtealeri fit Lumber nml all

kind of Jlulliltiii JlatertalsNo ti Fort Street Honolulu

ALFRED MAGOON

Axronxitv at iur42 Mkrchant Strbkt Honolulu

ILLIAM McCANPLBSS

neater fit Choicest Href Veil Jlullnn UteNo 6 Queen Stribt Fish Market

Family and bhipplnir order carefully attended toLive Stock furnlthed to Vettelt at thurt nolle

Vegeublei of all kindt supplied to orderTklenione No it

TJBAVBR SALOON

tFoRT Street OrrosiTE WileiR Coi

U J XOTTE 1rnprtetorFirttcUn lunchet terved with Tea CoUe Seda Wa

ter Cinger Ala or Milk

OrEN rsou 3 a m till 10 r m

SmoJfera IlequttUe a Speciality- -

ID W FRAZBR

MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and Alaked Sts llonotutii

Moderate chargei cood workmanship and a perfectu uarBiiccu

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN--

MARKET

Kins Stroot

P GRAY M D

ruvsroiAX axd sanaicoyOffice next door to the Honolulu Library

810 10 AMOrricE Hours a to 4 r t

RESIDENCE Alakea St Oppotlte VTrci A11

John T Waterhouse

rnporer nnd Dealer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No aj ji QuKENSTRrtn Honolulu

TT HACKFE17D Co

leniral Commtteton Agent

Colt Four and Qukbn Street Honolulu

ZBIR0W2sr c OOImporters and Dealers la

Ales Wines Spirits- -

AT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI- -

J I STANLhY JOHN SPROANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers uf

FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street San Francisco

LILIENTHAL CO

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors Proprietors of the celebratedCyrus Noble Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDioo to 102 Front Street San Francist

NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Telephone No aoa Retidenoe 15

W 0 Smith W A Kinhe

ATTORNEYS AT LAWFort Street Honolulu

A member the firm will attend everyterm the Circuit Court each Island

A H EasemannBook Binder Paper Ruler and Blank Book

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and tiEntrance on Merchant Street Honolulu

Boat Building ShotrRear of Lucass Mill

Subscribe for the Hrrilp

V NO 123

fficnciitl 3lblcdi0cntcnt0

S M CARTERHat on hand sale In quantities to suit

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

CharcoalHtml nnd SoftWood Sawed SnUt

Manicnie HayCalifornia Hay

Bran Oats

IJarley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are fiereby solicited and will be dttivered atany locality wlthjn city limits

NO 82 KING STREETRoth Telephones i8

PHOWRTHS-c- Sf the--

Lava Flow of87Also

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island Hawaii A great variety

Tory Vivid ViewsFor sale at the photograph rooms

J J WILLIAMSFort Street

A M HEWETTStationer NowBdealor

Merchant Strceet - Honolulu H IMutual Telephone 371 Bell Telephone 301

Law Books and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty

Orders taken far Ncwmnr PnVlit Books Music from any part the

wujiu naving maae an arrangements therelorwhilst in San Francisco

Red Rubber Stamps Order

Wing -- Wo4tii -- bImporters and Wholesale Dealers

Chinese Japanese American and Europeon oooas

in

ofof of

for

the

of

of of

of

etc of

to

in

late arrivals have receivetLrresh stocks

All kinds of TeaWhile and ColoredMattinpJapanese ScreensFlower Pots Camphor TrunksWhite Silks Ioncee SilkSilk HandkerchiefsManila Cigars best quality etc etc

II E BERTELMAMContractor and Builder

-- fj jr

Il

Estimates Furnished on Wood Brirc orStone

PLANS DRAW

Cabnot iiiu Cui pontor WorkT3onjto Ordr ti86 Klne Street Bell Telephone 107

ii

GASOLINEOF THE

HIGilESTilLLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale By

G W MACFARLANE Co

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO- -

Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonncttes and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har ¬

ness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Numb or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

M THOMXONAttorney-at-La- w

Office in Campbells Bock corner Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu H I

Praotloea In the Courtsnsr When desired will Rive the law In a

written opinion aa to he probable rttult rlbe oonrMition upon the foots ad

J

m

c

W

I

WtCJ

n

3tf

y uJ

OL II

cncrnl Jllib etlloem ciito

WiirOMm

LBKERRi Momlm nti Tailor

II 57 Morohimt Btroet

Hat just rccehcd from England a large

ectlon of

FINE GOODS

Suitings Diagonals nnd FancyTrouaonngHi

- I AtrComprisIng tthe largest siock ever openci

Mfui

Honolulu all pIkcrr rhen abrovl

irannallv Kelcctcd by5

Mr J Spencer Martin

IA Cutler well and favorably known on thePacific Coast and In the Eastern State ni

ibeon engaged and the finest work In the city

twill ue proiiuceu ai reasonauic iui

fctoth of VarlousKIndsand Trimmingsfor Sale to tue i raae wia uwicis

Telephone II 11 Co No 4- - 0- -

It II Telephone a8o Mutual Telephone 289

Joseph TinkerifninllV nl Shlpplntt Uutohor

CITY MAMETNuunnu Street

Corned Ilcef and Tickled Tongues alwayson handt Celebrated Cambridge Sauagcfreth dally

Deliveries free to any part of city andsuburbs

THE ONLY PRACTICAL

Misli JMiniOn tlio iBlands iB

WM TUMEft

rWWJMPT-

No 83 KInjr Street

watch well repaired orIf you want youryour clock put In order go and ee him

SUN FIRE OFFICE--OF LONDO- N-

Bstablishod 1710Insurance effected upon every descilption

of property at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

337333t7

Claims arranged by the ARt gmid with prompt tude and liberality

of the Local Tribunals recognlred

G W Miicfurlano Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

PantheonOl

PRIVATE HACK STAND

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu

TKLEPIlONl 34reliable s class oforganisedHave now a well

fcpSSciido good service

attended to In aOrders will be promptly

tatisfaelory mannerS I SHAW

lanaRer

c j McCarthyHAS RFCFIVED FROM

imokcn articles consisting In part of

Operas Dueitafi LU

tleVTides Triplets Cherubsthe Fine Flor de Cuba

a Tfnll Dress Pet Sweet Caporal

and other popular brand of Cigarettes

and try some of theseDont forget to come

fine goods which can be had at

107 FOltT STREET

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

irrx i Knalne Doner -

Coolers Iron W JHonolulu

drMachlnery of every dtfehtviltacTParticular pa J

mlthlng Job wok executed on the sJiortt1

wps

THECentral 3UibcruBcmcnt6

npHOS 0 THRUM

hlrORTIKO AND MANtrACTUKINO

Stationer lrmlerhinder etc

25

llook nller Hook

Anil tiuiilfther of tha Hawaiian Almanac unit AnnualDealer In Fine Stationery IkwU M title Ion anafancy uooot

rniT Shut Hkah Hotel Honoluiu

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law OHoo

No 44 Mertliant Street Honolulu

Above Pantheon StableVanf Stet ut

rortratti and tlewt Firtl tlati otl batitractl

IAO0NSALVLS

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JULY 1887

NnPlittgrepLGiiiHry

The Uurm k Loalon l Glolx Insiiran Cv

Asset 3S3GioNet Income 188 8854000Claims Paid 107030000

Have established an agency IlonOinlulu for the Hawaiian Islands and theumltrs gncd are prepared to write risks againstlire on buildings merciianuisc ami uwcuingion favorable terms Dwelling risks a speci ¬

ally Detached dwelling and content In-

jured for a period of three years for two pre-

mium In advance Lowes promptly adjustedand payable here

BISHOP CO

LOVES BJIEBY73 Nuuanu Street

Ksery Description of-- Plain and FancyDread and Biscuits

Orders for Ship Bread Executed onsnort notice

ISLAND ORDERS FFMM ATTENDED TO

PIONEER

STEAW GANDY FACTORYi

AND

B A KIC K ITF HORN

Practical Confectioner Cook nd HkrRich and dellciout Ue Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

k

Limited

GENERAL MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION AGENTS

list or orrtciKs

p C loMitlr Pretldenl and ManagerTreaiurer and Secretary

J O UAKTFHIon Wm V Ailkn Auditor

uixkctors

Hon C R Buiior Huk H Wwaaitubsa

HOUSES TO LETAND

FOB SALEIIY

A eT OartwripflitThe two story residence In Nuuanu Valley

at presemoccupled by Prof M M Scott to

II frnm ibr first of April

The house lately occupied by Mr Julian

Monsarrat on Makikl street next baseball

grounds to letFOR SALE

A residence in Nuuanu Valley the

lea Works with twelve acres of garden pas

an1 occunled by Mr M bilvalmc AtCAUtWUICIlT

Kaahumanu Street

O GOMESWatchmaker and Jeweler

Merchant StreetCampbell Block j- -

nhrniioinotw a SpeclaUy

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JoivolorNo 00 Nuunnu Stroet

Honolulu H

Particular attention paid to repairing

-J- bTfoMhe Daily Herald

J

DAILY HERALDCentral jftberitecmento

NEW GOOBft

STOCK ALL

AT- -

BFEHLERS91 Fort Strcot Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACE100 nnd 111 King St botween Tort nnil Alnkeateer

Has received per late arrivals a Z3

Conittting In tJt ofFamily Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat lltcakfasl Uem Dupee Hamand Bacon Codfish Lud Siiioked Hecf New Cheese Keg Cal Uulltr Dates RaisinsMustard Siuce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Bread Apples llumlwldt PotatoesWheat Corn Itran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Co Cracker and Cakes All ofwhich arc offered at lowest rales All order receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Doth Telephones No 119 P 0 Box No jjt

LAINE COHave tecelveil a coiiiignment of the moil economical aiU Valuable FcJ fur all MnJi of ttock l

COOKED LINSEED MEALIl ii the freatett Fletlt form A Milk and Duller producer n utc

Oil CaVa itt al thowt about a tier cent ol nutritive matter thlineatl a Mr cent too bt of thlt mealti wiual to too lb ol oati or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 Ibt of wheat bran Alto our Until aledJl liuili rKKU as well an our uiuat auppiy 01 lha twit Mnut or

ltaf OrtU Wheat Cora Etc EtoWhich It oITrred at the Lowcit Market Ratel and dctirered fret to any part of the city

S N CASTLE0 P PASTIFJ

J D

J II

CASTLE COOKEShipping and Commission Merchants

IMPORTERS DEALERS IN

nr m aaiaKi

Kohala Sugar Company

Pala Plantationrrore Ranch Plantation

Box

AGENTS FOR

ATHBRTONCASTLE

AND

aSC

Haiku Sugar Company

Hitchcock Cot PUntatlanR Halttead lalua Plantation

A II Smith k Co Koloa KauatJ

Union Fire tt Marine IrturanceCcirp ryo EnFrrrclico1 tna Fire Inturance Company of HartfordThe New England Mutual Life Inturance Company of Uottonl

D M Wettons Patent Centrifugal MachinesThe New York and Honolula Tucket Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San FrandtcoDr Jayna Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wllco Glbbt Remington and Wheeler fc Wilton Sewing Machl

leVis COIll Fort Sfcroot

Importers aud Dealers In

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIESPHOVISIONS ETC

P O 207

W

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSUCCESSOiy TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a Fire Proof Paint Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint country use no varnish required Stoves

Tinware Lubricating Kerosene Oil and Genera Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed3Cat Oornur IFovt nnd IClnK fotrootw

m nnnu nrrvKl bv cverv viackct from the Eastern States Europe

22 240

in

new forfor

Oil

and Fresh Call- -

deliveredfornU Produce by every steamer All orders laitnmiiy auencieu 10 anaany part of Ihe city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteedjlhce Hox No 145 ifiepnnnc o yj

r

ta

CHAS HAMMEROoiiior of 3Tort nnd IClng Qtvootft

HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM AUSTRALIA A FINE ASSORTMENT OF

LADIES GENTS RIDING SADDLESRiding Lcgglns pf Goat Skin and Patent Leather Saddle Blankets English Riding WhipsRiding Bits Nickel Sliver Tlaled and Steel and a lot of other nttlcle too numerous tomention which I will sell at prices that will

ASTONTSI I EVERYBODYDont thaPlaco Corner of King and FortStsCrasHarnmsr Propristof

giisuicos Garbs

CLARBNCE WILDRKASIlrORU

I

AtiirdaD

ASIIFOItl A ASIIFOIHLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

Orriig Old Capitol Ilutldlnz adjoining GeneralPott Office

T IPhillipsJtumbnr Una Filler andCopjitr smith

Houta and Ship Job Wor It promptly executedNo 71 King- - St - - Honolulu

T BWKRS COOKE

SUCCISSOM TO LRKU blCKSON

Importer mid Venlrrt In Lumber itmt nilkliut of Mfiterlat

No ti Kurt Stkkkt Honolulu

f ALFRED r

ATionsjtr at t ir

41 MKRCJIANT STtlEET UONOLULO

w

Forjret

VAILLANCOVXT

lrartttnl

llulUtlHf

MAGOON

ILLIAM McCANPLBSS

Driller In Ctiotrent lteef Vrml Jlultnn UleNo 6 Qukm Srnaar Kisn Maukst

Famllr and bhlpplng orders carefully attended toLive Stock futnlthed to Velllt at ihort notlte

Vegetablea of alt kindt tupplicd lu orderTiLtniONK No it

DUAVBR SALOON

Ioit Stjueit OrrotlTt WUi Cot

UJSOLTi VroprhiorI trtlClatt lunches aerted with Tea CoCTt SJa Wa

ter Ginger Alt or Milk

OrIN UtOM 3 A U TILL 10 r M

HmoUert Jleguliltat it Siioclnlily

p W PRAZBR

MERCHANT TAILORCorner Kino amt AXtihrit Sit Honolulu

Moderate charset rood workmamhlp and a frtfertfit guaranteed

Post- -

WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Street

p P GRAY M D

VOLNRV

G J

rnrsrorAX Attn svnanosOffice neat door to the Honolulu Library

8 to lo A M

Orric Houu a to 4 r m

RESIDENCE Alakea St OppotlteTrM CTA

John T Waterhouse

Tmporler anil Dealer In Oentral Hereiantllte

No j j QuxiNSmrri Honolulu

TTT HAOKrELT Co

leniral CommUtlon Agent

Cor Four and Qussn Stkkrts Honoluiu

tmportcra and Dealers la

Ales Wines So SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H

J I STANLEY JOHN SIKUANCB

Spruance Stanleyfe CoImporters and Jobber of

FINE WIpTeS AND LIQUORS

410 Front Street San Francisco

LILIENTHAL CO

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors Proprietors of the celebratedCyrus Noble Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED

100 to 102 Front Street San Francitii

N F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Telephone No aoi Retldenoe 15

W 0 Smith W A Kinni

Smith fe KinneyATTORNEYS AT LAW

Fort Street Honolulu

A member of the firm will attend everyterm of the Circuit Court of each Island

A EC BasomannBook Hinder Paper Ruier and Blank Book

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Roous 10 and itEntrance on Merchant Street Honolulu

Boat Building ShotRear of Lucass Mill

Subscribe for the Herald

NO 123

General bUcrliocmcnto

S M CARTERHat on hand for sate In quantities to suit

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

CharcoalHtml and Soft Wood SiuvedSnllt

Manicnie HayCalifornia Hay

Bran Oats

liarlcy Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc Etc9riw YK icliedand wUlbe dcllmedatany locality city llmltt

NO 83 KING STREETBoth Telephonei 1I7

PHOTORTIS-- OF TII- C-

Lava Flow of87Also of

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island of Hawaii A great variety of

Very Vivid ViewsFor sale at the photograph rooms of

J J WILLIAMSFoit Street

A M HEWETTStationer Newsdealer

Merchant Strceet - Honolulu HIMutual Telephone 371 Dell Tilephone 301

Law Hooks and Lawyers Statloncry aspecialty

Order taken for Newspaper PeriodicalsBook Music etc from any part of theworld having made all arraneement thereforwhilst In San Francisco

Red Rubber Stamp to Order

Wing Wo Tui VU- -Importer and Wholesale Dealer In

Chinese Japanese American and European Goods

SI late arrival have receiredifesh stock

In jSAll kind of Tea SWhile and Colorctl MattlngJapanese ScreensFlower Pots Camphor TrunksWhite Silks Pongee SilkSilk HandkerchiefsManila Cigar best quality etc etc

II F BBRTBLM 4MContractor and Builder

Estimates Furnished on Wood Brlrc orStone

PLANS DR AWTSj

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86 Klnc Street Bell Telephone 107

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HIGHESTilLLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale liy

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Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO- -

Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonnettes and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-

ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT TUB TIMESRing up Telephone NymU jij or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

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Oflice In Campbells Block corner Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu H I

Praatloe hi tho Courttsr When desired will give the law In a

written opinion as to the probable rtult lAm eontMtrlon uprm th foots stated

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monday july 35 1887

The naturalization pro1hpm soivbd

The number of inqiincs c ncerninj1

and emmenU upon the probably re

sult of taking the proposed oath tosupport the Dinstiu lion as regards the

existing citizenship of persons taking

t c oatrrj h v shown that a deep it tcr

ht pcrvadis the community upon this

question promising well for the parti-

cipation of the mass of foreigners in

the forthcoming elections Hut there

arc many who would probably decline

to so participate while the probable

effect upon their existing citizenship

of taking the preliminary oath remain

ed in doubt There are hundreds of

iixccllent men in Hon ilulu and the

out districts whose anxiety to particlpate in the coming election and thus

help sustain the new order of things

is second only to their desire to pre-

serve

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unimpaired their rights as sub- -

lecW or citirens of their home govern-

mentsThe decree of concern fult and ex

pressed upon this point was fully anti-

cipated by the framcrs of the new Con

stitutton whose purpose it was to inpose no oath or other obligation that

would Intel fere with existing rights of

-f- llltUjaW1 tlij nrlulldfia- - innianlarc assured that suchwas not only the purpose but theunderstanding of the Cabinet upon thissubject and that this vitw has beennUeady officially expressed in reply toan inqtdry by the representative of aforeign Stftje accredited to this King-

dom

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v But not all thalMias been done andsaid has been sufficients entirely allaythe apprehension existing upon thisquestion as some worthy gentlemenconjured up imaginary dangers to flow

from voluntarily and expressly assumingan obligation that already existed andalways exists namely to support theConstitution and laws of the countryin which they dwell

In view of these doubts and apprc- -

p - hensions it is peculiarly fortunate notoniy to uic uovcrnment uut tojiicforeign citizens here resident that theform of oath permitted by the Consti-

tution

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and prescribed by the Cabinetis such as to entirely relieve the popu-

lar

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anxiety upon this score lly Article 80 of the Constitution the Cabinetarc empowered to make all rules andregulations for the administration ofthe oath in reference and for the hold-

ing¬

of elections pending the passageby the Legislature of appropriate laws

for that purpose We are in a positionto state that after a period of mostarduous labor on the part of the Cab ¬

inet assisted by several of our mostcompetent residents those rules andregulations are completed and are nowin type The form of oath to supportthe Constitution which has beenadopted is as follows

I aged a native ofrebiding on street in

ward No in the city and Districtof Honolulu do solemnly swear in thepresence of Almighty God that I will

support the Constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom promulgated and proclaimed op the 7th day of July 1887and the laws of said Kingdom nothereby renouncing but expressly re-

serving

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all allegiance and citizenship

now owing or held by meThe forms differ slightly to suit the

different localities It will thus beseen that the only effect of the oath is

tqnssist in qualifying the person takingjt to make his voice heard in the gov-

ernment¬

oT himself and others and in

the disbursement of the taxes which he

vlttteiiu

pays and inasmuch as the renunciationof all allegiance called in law expa-

triation

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is a matter of fact restingupon the act and supported by theintent of the person so renouncing it

is a happy feature that the oath hereprescribed docs not leave smh intent

to implication but exprtssly declarestWnt n intent to so abjtrc allegianceexists on the part or the person takingthe oath With the Inst quoted clauseinserted no further dmrbt is possible

Authority

IlltOlllll OllllK

JlMV 21 I887Mr V O Krtulkncr lin Iteen appointed

Superintendent or llift Klcctrie Light bclong

Inj lit tly Oo criimcnt nntl now lias ol

charge of all apparatus tOnnectal ihrrcMitli

All orders for material used in coiirtniction

or olhcrufce in conrrccltoti thercnitliimitlcslnrt1 liy lilni

I A THUUblONMinister of lie Interior

ii fiitiiiiiii or Kiiiiiiici- -

JULV 12 18S7

All pctMin Iming claims npalnU the Ilawaiian Go eminent arc requested 10 cim

ihem In with as little delay rn possible to iln

Department responsible for their liquldallonV L OKkCN

Minister of Kinnncr

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WANTEDUNDBKSIGNCD WISH TOTHL n Rood second hand fire proof safe

Mncnealc Urhan preferredSMITH K1NNEV

DIVIDEND NOTICE

A DIVIDEND OK THREE DOLLARSa vhnrc if due and mvaute to the time- -

holder of the Inter Island Steam Navigationcompany

J ENA

NEW GOODSII rgcnt arrhnU

E OHall MoiiLimited

Secretary

Have received n fine assortment of

kjxiver i Matod WardFrom Heed A Ilartoni celebrated manufactory

Solid SilverwareKrom the Gotham Works

Springfield Rifles

CARD MATCHES EXTRA LONG

Barbed and Plain Wire for Fencing

Three hundred colls of MANILA ROIK of

best quality train 6 thread to 5 inches

SISAL ROPE fiom 6 thread to itf inches

Hale RopcCotton and Linen Fish Line

HAEDWAIIEN

Of es cry description mid an cm 1 lets aricty of

nAXNTSOils Varnishes Turpontinos

Ktc EtcSperm Oil and all kinds of Lubricating

Oils Engineers Stores Oakutiietc

AUo per S S Australia

A LARGE LOT OF GOODS

In nil lines apd per ship Tjmourfrom Iioston a

FULL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARES

AH of which is offered at lowest MarUtRates

H ANDY STATIONERY

LEOAICAI PKRFECTION PADS

HODDEIVS LETTER PADS

Letter Cap nd Note Mocks of Ant tillty ppcrLectl Cap Letter and Note Blocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noblocks M Hfprm

for Illlli StatemcnWntli litis etc

Or Papei FJt UP In ANY FORM Desired

Hit Til OH a TltRUXJilft Kost 9rMT

Scncntt Jftbcrltocmcnts

DR PARDEES

Th0Blr1UMBlo PBtlflrA SPECIFIC FOM

KIEEtJMATISMScrofula Salt Rheum

Neuralgia Ring WormAadalletliorSklaRHilBIwhiDlsMHs

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LIVER AND KIDNEYSUur la4gUN mt all tUtt tint

a arkt4 a4IUa ef t f ttoahDn Mautine of London tho cele¬

brated speelallHt says of JPAKDMSUEMBDY I havo used It for twentyvoiitu for Blood DImmm nuch anterofula Salt lthouuijTotcr and Canceritul I cannot xecommend it too highly

Tho HErBnT110MARot Hong Kotiuhina 8a n JAJPWW XJIOCDY

is n wndtrful lncdlclno for tho tJIoodt lulVo prescribed it hundreds of timesior Ioprosy and wlion frfvon In timeit always cured tbo patient 1 caniifoly ay Mat Leprosy will no vor break

out on iwrsonH who tako PabdkckItKMEnv roiwlarlv and I ndviwj all icr- -

--ons living in countries where-- LopronyIs prevalent to tako Pakdeks IIembuybh a provontivo

FOR SALE Br AIL BftUCCISTS IN HOHMtliu

WEHNEBCoManufacturing um Inipoilini

X Uit Fort Street

Always ktipon hand a moil aleganl attortnienl of

FINE JEWEL R YSOLID AND PLA1KD SILVER WARE

Ever brought lo this market

Clocks Watches Uraocicts ATcck

10telIii8 LocketB Gold Chainsnml Uutmltf Slcovo HuttoiiH

Studs Etc EtcAnd omamnt of all kinds

EltMsi ieltd Silver Tea SeiUII IMWI I i

And til kSrftDWIJrcr wan suitable for irrentalon

ND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order r

DniiirfcS of watdee and lauelrv catefnltr nt- -lendei to and executed In the rnori- - workmanlikemanner V JT

ENGRAVING AtSPEGIAU Yii uiiimI Jon work

frnm the oilier I UUnJC

BUHACH--The Great California

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Hale only ly

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

New York Line

MFIRST CLASS VESSEL WILL 1EAdispatched Iron New York for Honolulu

to leave in all September All orders to conicby this essel should be forwarded as soonn possible For further Information addressthe New York Agents Messrs WII Crosjmun Jro77 and 79 llrpad street NewYork Cityor Castle Cooke Honolulu HI

W E FOSTERMAKER HAS MOVED TOHARNESS street next to the Metro

politan Market

NOTICEDURING MY ABSENCE FROM

Mr John II Paty willact for me under full power of attorney i

HENRY M BENSONHonslulu July 5 1887

COTTAGE TO LET

At alama Apply to

W McCANDLESSFish MsrVet

OICAR MAKERS WANTED

NE OR TWO CIGAR MAKERSAunlv at IJ wanted at once

HE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS I

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Counncrciiil InsuranceFire and Marine

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Anglo Nbvudn Assurance Corpomtioii

Hie and Matlne

Capital Full Paid 82000000

South British Firo mul MarinoInsurunco Co

Capital - - - 10000000

Now York liifo Insurance Co

Assets - - - 75000000

C O BBRGEEHONOLULU

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

Notable and Significant Items From The

FORTY SKCOSI ANMIAl REPORT

STEW YORKin

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A total Income of ocr nineteen million twohundred thousand dollars and piymenU topolicy holder of neatly eight minion dollars

Interest Income over three million seven

hundred thousand dollars being oter i percent on average net assets and oer ninehundred thoueand dollar In excess of death- -

losses paid

Market value of securities oer ihtcc millionsix hundred thousand dollars Injexcess of theircost on the company t books

Liabilities both actual and contingent provided for and a surplus of over fifteen and ahall million dollars by the Stale standard

AN INCREASE of over three milliondollars In Income over two million In sur-plus

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over eight milton in assets oversixteen million in Insurance wntten andof over forty four millions of insurancein lorcc

OVEB FIGURES OF PEECED1XG lEAB

Cash Autis January 1 17 tier Study lite

JJiIlion Mm

Insurance in Force January i 1887 oerniree minarea Minion uouars

Tins NicwYonic ijiinor

Issues a urcatcr nticly of Policies than amother Company thereby adapting Its contractsto the largest number of people It haslately perfected a return premium feature under which many of its policies are Issued with

Guaranteed Return of all PremiumsPaid lit addition to the Amount

Originally Insured

In case of death during a specified period

The returns on the New York Lifes Tontllelollcies that hate matured have been

Larger fori those of any oilier Coiopy

Whether Tontine or Ordinary companionbeing made between policies taken at sameage nnu premium rate nnu running inrougntie same period 01 time

Do not insure until you have seen full partlcularn of the New York Lllcs Policies

Insurance in Force on these Islands over

-Ono Million Dollars

For Paitlculars Apply To

C O BJ5RG EHHONOLULU

Otfisral Agent lor the Hawaiian Ialauds

rttlonWIHHW KtwiJMHBW

No 52 Fort Sircot

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Provisions and Feed Etc

Fresh Goods

Best Qualitys

Lowest Prices

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DAVIS WILDEllv

Honolulu II I

TEMPLE OF FASHION

filtEAT KXCITEJIENT 1Olt 30 DAYS ONIiY

CATCH ON TO THISA GREAT CLEARANCE SALE at the TEMPLE 01-- FASHION vlierc

Our Stock will be Sold at

REDUCED PRICES

Decided Bargains in Every Department

Wo will Allow on all Bills auovo 10 an Kxtrai CaBh

Discount of 5 por cent

Reduced 36 inch Datiste from 20 rents to 10 cents a yard

Great reductions in Calicos sm at 5 cents per yard

Linen Lawn reduced to no cents a yard

Great Bargains in Dress Goods

Summer Silks Reduced to GOycts a yard

Great Bargains in IIouso Furnishing GoodsLadies Silk Gloves and Mitts reduced to 25 cents a pair

Embroideries and Laces Sold at Cost Trice Great Bargains in CorsetsOur entire Stock of Ladies Misses and Children Shoes wjlllesold 15 per

rent less than Cost

Great reduction in Ladies Misses and Childrens Wear Childrens Dresses

Will be Sold at Manufacturers Cost

Boys Clothing at Kedueed PricesHoys Linen Suits at iSo Hoys Pants reduced to 65 cents a pair

Goods Sold forlCash onlyTduring our Clearing Sale

S EUErRlilOH

JOHN NOTTNumber S Kaahumami Street

STOVES RANGESQxaiiite Iron and Tin Ware

Cliandoliors Lamps and LantornsWater Pipe and Rubber IIoe

HOUSE KEEPING GOODS

rUIUBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

EGrANJe 00Importers Of

CioiitB Youtlis and Boys Fino Custom Made Clothing

Hals Caps Furnishing Goods Trunks and Valisos

AAhcj a Vorv Iino Line of dents ShoesCflfisw fort iwd MMchunt Strtete Honolulu H 1

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tubmMiilfriTHirrtBTiVi

HERALDWill bo for snlo Dnily ut tho ITol

ldwlnu XJluoosOTHROMi Fottstrettt SOPfiKkj Merchant street

CRYSTAU SpfJA WORKS- - Hotel StieelA M HEWETt Merchant urettHOOTDLAfiK STAND Hawaiian Hotel

Xrloo O Contn

MONDAY JULY 25 1887

LOOALNEWBMessrs II Hackfcld Co adver-

tise¬

invoices of various lengths corru ¬

gated iron

An order appears elsewhere for everymember of Co A of the Rifles to re-

port¬

at the armory this evening infatigue uniform and side arms

Alex Fraser a bar tender at theEmpire Saloon hnd his arm dislocatedyesterday by fading from a horseDr Mcwaync set the bones leavingthe sufferer as comfortable as possible

A report of the Hawaiian Rifle Associations semiannual meeting on Saturday is dcfcird fur want of space 1 hescore nook shows some or the crackshots having made bad breaks

On baturday a Uiinaman wassentenced for maintaining a nuisanceThere will be another case come Intocourt if tho stench rising from thenrcalscs on Fort street near Kukui is

not done away with

Complaint has been nude to thispaper of a bad smell from filth at the

Narrow Gauge Fort street Thiscourt of inquiry would therefore comniit the alleged offending locality to theUoaru of Health Tor trial

Hon V Neumann attorney for thebark Cerastes on Saturday perfectedthe appeal against the decision of theChief justice in the admiralty suit fordamages brought by Messrs Geo V

Macfarlane Co against that vessl

Mr Henry Smith the Secretary ofthe Fire Department is busy in offhours from Supreme Court clericalduties in issuing certificates of mem-bership

¬

to firemen who present himwith certificates of their equipment asmembers of the different companies

The committee appointed by actingChief Wilson of the Fire Departmentto examine into and report on themembership of tbc different companiesin the department in pursuance of arule passed by the last meeting of theHoard met Saturday but adjourneduntil to morrow night

Mr Henry Smith Sccrctaty of theFire Department gives notice to fire ¬

men regarding the opportunity remain-ing

¬

to them for perfecting their claimto exemption from personal taxationThey must report themselves duringthe month of July before Capt Rossthe Assessor or they cannot be exemp ¬

ted accoidmg to law

Waiting first but in vain for the off-icial notice to appear this paper hashitherto overlooked the appointmentof Mr Alatau T Atkinson as InspectorGeneral of Schools which was madeseveral days ago An accomplishedscholar an experienced teacher and aman of recognized judgment Mr At-

kinson¬

is likely to make a good recordin the very important position He iswell known as Principal of bt Alban sCollege and editor of the Gatetlt

The Y M C A hall was completely filled last Saturday evening with anexpectant audience The programmewas the most interesting given by theBlue Ribbon League and reflectedfavorably on the energy and diplomacyof Mr Scrimgeour who managed tonet so much talent Mr Mathers appearance was received with a round ofapplause ue ueuvcreu several se-

lections¬

from Shakespeare being ac-

corded¬

an encore The jolly tars provedentertaining

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Iiy a visit amongst the prominentChinese merchants in Honolulu it waslearned that the mass meeting recentlyheld on Fort street was without theirsupport If any movement was madeby them it would be wholly an independent one They are not desirousof the voting privilege as reported Al

thrirjh considering it an injustice towithhold the franchise from themalone if they cannot get the right bypetition the only way left was to sub ¬

mit to the law as they had no intentionof revolting against it

Music In Honor of the Queen

Mr Chas Michiels has been author ¬

ised by His Majesty King Kalakaun tocompose a grand valse entitled 4EKina Aloha in honor of Her MajestyQueen Kapiolani This piece ofmusic has been placed in the hands ofMr H Berrjer who will execute it onhe happy return of our beloved Queen

Com

Band Concert

The following programme will beplayed this Monday evening at 730oclock at Emma SquaresOverture The Oath AuberGalop Pomona Leut netMarch Suite LechperSelection llohemlan Girl j UaUe

Ko LeiMeilley Night Echoes RiylereWalla Gold and Uluc Lamotlieiuatitllle Inillana Audran

UWil ionol

Fort Street School

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The Fort Street School held itsclosing exercises last Friday morningAir m Al Scott the Principal at theopening in a few remarks stated thatthe Board of Education had thounht itjudicious to leave the teachers decidewhat the examinations should be andhow held The result was a higherstanding and better work throughoutthan ever heretofore attained Hedid not award prizes as he consideredthe custom did not lead to the resultsexpected There was one rccrct hefeit at the arrival of this dav and thaiwas the ling of some of his highestscholars who had finished their studieslie should miss them but he felt as-sured that if they continued in the sameline 01 application and good conductwhen they arc out of school as they didwhile in his class happiness would cer-tainly be theirs Long as he has beenteaching lie never had met with morereliable and trustworthy pupils as thereare in the Fort Street School Thefollowing programme was then enteredinto by the opening choruses MrBcrgcr accompanying on the pianoThe next number was a compositionon Evangeline by lleisie Afong therendition being good then singing byschool declamation Old Carlo Janeand I by Marion Scott a little totwhcscselfposioision immediately madeher a favorite singing by classes de-

clamation Puzzled Whose boy amI by Master Jamie King the piecebeing lilghy amusing so that MasterJamie received his share of applauserecitation Creeds of the Ucils byseven of the pupils eliciting welldescrved recognition composition on

Macbeth by Mary Loflcrcnt a classstudy written from memory showing arctcitivc capacity and much applicationdeclamations Partnership by LidaLamara Daisy and I by MatildaLillis andKaiana by Rubie Dexterall well spoken and deserving of praisesinging by school composition GeorgeEliot by Agnes Walkncr and another

A View from a Float giving a vividdescription of Wa kiki and the differentvalleys as seen from a raft near thebaths by Alice Afong like all theirpredecessors very well written andrendered A Hoys Pest Friendsung by Master Willie Bcrgcr delightedthe audience by Its sweet and correctdelivery and as an encore he sungThe Whip-poor-will- s Song

Although not on the programme MrScott called on Arthur Wall for a pianosolo which was responded to with thevariations of Home Sweet HomeMr Scott remarked that he could relyupon the Wall pupils as they were al-

ways prepared to contribute somethingtowards entertainment The Hon CR Bishop addressed a lew remarksthen introduced the Rev Dr Bcckwithwho thirty six years ago started aschool close to where the Royal Schoolbuilding is He also made several re-

marks¬

The days entertainment closedby singing the National Hymn

Through an oversight a declamationTruth by Lizzie Gurney was omit-

ted¬

a fact to be much regretted MrScott stating it to be one of the bestnumbers on the programme Toomuch praise cannot be given to MrBergcr on his success with the schoolmaking them all songsters The sing-

ing

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was ahead of any yet given by theschools Mr Scott and his assistantteachers should also be congratulatedupon the fine results or their laborsduring the last term a hard earned andwell deserved reward

Shipping Notes

Kahului Maui July 21st Sailed

21st 13ark Newsboy Johnson

Master for San Krancisco with 650bags Waikapu Plantation and 9145bacs H C S Co sugar a total of

1364867 lbs

Steamer Kinau brought 3506 bagssugar 142 bags spuds 57 green hides2 horses and 160 pkgs sundries

Steamer Waialcale brought 1417bags paddy 5 bags sugar 50 bags rice28 head cattle ana 3 calves persteamer Mikahala 1649 bags sugar28 head cattle 1 calf 13 green hidesand 10 bags ricrj per steamer Lehuaae head cattle schooner waioii cargoof sugar schooner Mary Foster 940bags sugar steamer uwa 40a uuB

rice Moiwahlne 400 bags sugarMille Motris 380 bags rice Ke Au

Hou 40 cords wood

SUPBEMG COURT

July Term before Judge Preston

The Coutt sat from 10 to i 1 Satur-

day

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hearing divorce cases

J Kckaua k vs Kaohu w Di

J nrantptl for adultery J M Poe- -

poe for libellant S K Kane for res

pondent1 iar iirinivic j

Intvre Divorce granted for desertion

ol respondent W 0 Smith for

libellant ino appwiai w

cnt Uoth parties present

SIDE MCrHTS

Smoke the Havana CheroQts to be

found at C J Mcuumy

A full line of the materials for the

making of those beautiful paper flowers

all the rage on the Coast

can be had at King Bros Art Store

Hotel street

The Cricket Match

At the cricket match last Saturdaybetween the Conquest and Honoluluteams a small but enthusiastic crowd 0spectators assembled The match re-

sulted¬

in a victory for the home teamof 75 t0 5J- - Following is the score

HONOLULUhrjt innihos

S J Levey a ndb HottowayJ Wodehome b SlmondJ o11 wmtne b HotmayV ini oimonai u nouoiray oA M Ilioeii c Slm6nd b liollaway a

M Starley c Lieut Kaeb Simondi v1 LUhman not out ilor nartion b SimomU oHtt Kitul 1 Lieut Clarke b Simomll aII M lller tui out o1 tDrtiiit j

Hyeaa nolalli i 3

SKCONIl INKIN04T LUhman c and b Slraonda 111 M Starkey c Lieut Kae b Ilolioway 3J II Wodehoue c and b Ilolioway 1

oJ Levey it and b lmond 3II Whitney b and c Kite aK Monman b Klce 1

A M llewett candb Simonut 9F Harmon b Rice oKev Kltoat b Kite oII Miller leg before wicket brSimondl aTFUmlie 6

lly6 legbje tnobalaa 0

47

Total jjII M S CONQUKST

PtttT INNlhtlS

J K Smnh b Monman 0ti Kite c AIoHRian b Liihman ILieut Kae c Woilthouub Mobsman 1

K4v Onalow c llewett b Mm man it 4IMut Bymooda b MoMinanI 11 SlmomK c Ilarrttun h MramanIetii Uarke b Moaemaii 7nTNnVr1 v rallim b Monman oLieut Martin c Urty U Moiiman- - iWflW lloltowav b Moiinun 1

SereLAIartin not out u

6SrCOMJINNINOI

Ktv Omlow c Wodehoute b Llehman tO klce b Ilihmai oJ U Slmondi b MoMman 0Lieut Kae b LUhman oLieut S tnondt c Levey b LUhman 6Lieut Clatkec levevb Molnun oT U Fallonit Wodchouw h Mouman 8

E Smith c and b Llilimanleut Martin c LUhman b Mosiman o

Serat Martin c llewett b Moman 5w noioaynotout a

llyet t wide ballt 1 a

Total 55

The fielding on both sides was re¬

markably good Mossman of the hometeam made a very good catch of Ricein the Conquests first innings FredHarrison caught Simondsvery skilfullyas Levey also did Lieut MartinSimonds made a fine catch at shortslip of Hcwett Lieut Rac in bothinnings caught Starkcy out at squareleg each being an exceptionally goodcatch

Kauai Notes

The closing exercises of the LihucEnglish school took place on Thurs ¬

day The programme comprised songsrecitations and exemplifications ofschool work A large crowd of spec-

tators

¬

was present and all seemed tobe deeply interested in the doings of

the young people About 150 pupils

were in attendance The exercises

closed with Hawaii Ponoi English

version sung by the whole school

mustered in Macedonian phalanx on

the platformThe Rev J U Hanaike native

pastor and a clerical friend presentwith him addressed the school in Ha-

waiian

¬

urging the importance of secur-

ing

¬

the key of knowledge and makingthe best use of it

The hoike of the native schoolwas held in the English school build-

ing

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on Friday exercises and spectatorsand all being wholly Hawaiian

WAIMHA

A subscriber at Waimea sends thefollowing items

Dr J Borland died suddenly yester ¬

day afternoon when at Gay Robin-

sons¬

place The cause of death was

hemorrhage of the lungsThe schooner Emma is going to

leave Waimea on the 15th of Augustfor Nihoa Neckar Island and FrenchFrigate Shoals on an excursion trip

The Waialua School

To the Editor of the HeraldDkar Sift An extremely pleasant

and creditable exhibition was held last

night at the English Government

school at Waialua which showed the

good fruits of the untiring efforts of the

teacher Mr Armstrong Smith and his

assistant Mr Cox Some of the olderscholars delivered themselves in Eng-

lish

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quite as if it were their nativetongue and all performed their partswith an accuracy wmen suowea caremipreparation A take off on a policecourt trial a monologue by SolomonKaululaau and a recitation by JanePainai were noticeably cood and keptthe crowded audience in a roar oflaughter Much pleasure was addedto the entertainment by the gentlemenwho kindly furnished music

A 11 C

AVajalua June 32 1887Ill

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The largest and finest assortment of

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS- -

KatuaDAV July jStmr ltkelike from Kahuhil and way pomStmt Mikahala front KauaiStmr Klnau from Hawaii and MaulStmr Lehua from MolokalStmr Walaleale from KaoalStmr Ivy Holmes Irem WauluAStmr Ewft from FwaSchf Kmma from KauaiSthr IeaM from HanalelSchr Waioli from KuauSthr Manuokawai from KoolauSchr Mary K Foster from KanalSchr Moiwahlne from Kohalalete

Schr tufca from KauaiSchr Mille Morris front KoolauTerrT K Att Hou irora KauaiSloop Knhihitant from Kwa

MiNnar July 14

DEPARTURESSaturday July 13

Stmr Kilanea Hou for Hamalna at j p mSchr Llhollho for Kauai

VESSELS LEAVING TOiDAYijtmr J A Cummin lor Walraanaloflmf Waiateale for Kilauea Hanalel ami Hanamautu

at 4 p mStmr Lwa for Uwa

hr Immn for aliainaSchr Hawaiian for koolauSchr Manuokawai for Koolau

Veaaoln 1m Port from Forolfjn PortaU S S Adam Kempff fiom AcanulcoAm bk Cnibarien Ittklm from San Francltcollktue llureka Meyer from San FrancUcoNor bk lyda Eriksen from Newcatle N S Wll it bk ItonCfng I hompson from San FranrtnAm bkliie S N Cattle Hebbird from San Frnncicoji u in - vorHiuei uxiey irom Kiquimalt II UMiip Mercury Tanno from Hongkongik nope tennaiiow irom rott lowntend

- 5tBfTlt Ja8 Stone IlarMow from lloiton5n from Valparaisotfi - y y i

Haw bk Oulllermo iCr

Voanol Ezpeotod iromPnroitra PortIlk llliin from HonekonRtier bk Hydra from Ho iRkong due July ao iiIlk Velocity from Hongkong due July a3 3iHaw bk Lilian from Iloiglong due July ao jtAm jhlo Matilda from Hongkong due nowAm burk luiwaid May from lloion dne Nov i teAm bark St Lude from New York dua Sept i iour baik reter Uoddefroy frem Liverpool due Sept

Urit bark llirmah from Clatgow duo Oct 13 31

PASSENGERSenwli 1 1

u per iteamer Klnau JulyWilder rvjoneanu wileh Hooke Her Jix Ufulanl C R Nugent Mn S toujlaJ JVrnfc r Vlvln J Atherton W A

11J I a J Kenlcei lr A Zablan HonI WhJr Luhlau O C Aklna Kev I Sllva

i1 LTutrV 1ow MIC K UanlelijVir vtij n junci mifti ai jonea 1 natilden and about 01 deckFrom Kahului and way poita per iteamrr Likelike

July tj j Ilrown Mra O W Smith J O Wilder IIrancit W S Maule C Akana a priuuen and aboutttdeckFrom Kauai per iteamer Mikahala July 11 Mra

Altaian and dauahter FConradtMluM KredenbergJJ V Spauldln and ton Norman Logan MluAC W Spill Mra Cllenbcrg and about 33 deck

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Honolulu Fhb Department

NOTICEMembers In cood standlnc arc hereby noti

fied that in order to be free from personal tax-ation

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the law requires that they shall claimsuch exemption befote thu Assessor during themonth of July

The undersigned having been informed thatthe law will be strictly followed would adviseall firemen In good standing to appear beforethe Assessor and give their names and thenames 01 the comnanie to which they belong

HENRY SMITHSecretary H V 1

Just Received

INVOICESGalvanized Corrugated Iron

6 7 8 and g feet long

- For Sal lly

I Haclcfelcl Co

NOTICEHrSADQUARTISRS HONOLULU RIFLES

Honolulu July 25 1887

Company Order No First SeriesIn pursuance of special Uattalion Order

No 4 every member of Company A Is here-

by ordered to report at the Armory this Mon ¬

day evening at 730 oclock Fatigue uniformand side arms J W PRATT

Captain Commanding

SMITHS PLANETARY ALMANAC AND

WEATHER GUIDE FOR 1887

With directions when to plant to

obtain the best results calculated for

these IslandSj according to the theory

of Lunar Influence on Vegetation

Also weather forecasts that have been

found accurate evjn for this latitude

This Almanac will be sent free to all

subscribers of

THE DAILY HERALD

Throughout the Islands paying sub

scription one month or more in ad

yance as long as the stock on hand

I may last

m

WAR

ilclu itfiuettiijciricitte

WAR

NOW THE CARNAGE BEGINS

Grand Annual Slaughtering SalesPrices away down Goods sold without Reserve at

COUXKU rrOTKTj jVNJJ irORT 6U TIONOIYUTrr

Sales Eor Two Weeks OnlyWE DEFY COMPETITION

For Two Weeks Only

OtfirSBMbAJSNlMI

Kemnant SaleWill lake plate

TO DAYMl our Remnants will bo

placed on tho counter andmarked way down

Li Sadies triynncd anduntrimmed hats we areprepared to offer JBijf Bargains

Remnants in all depart-ments

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Come and see what we

offer you To Bay

Olias J EislielLeading Millinery House

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets

RESTAURANTThe undersigned has taken the

LUNCH AND COFFEE ROOM

On Nuuunu street near the Cilr Marketwhere

McnlB in tlio Best StyloWill be served at all hours

Hoard per Week - - 450Single Meals 35 cents

WO I IOPProprietor

ARRIVEDIer Australia

A LOT OF THE DEST OF

HAVANATOBACCO

All of which will be made into

a Smoking Material

Call and sample some of tiMc CigarSatisfaction guaranteed

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

BOATS FOR SALE

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Three Whale Iloats

One decked Whale Boat 30 fact long 3feet deep 8 feet wide

Two 22 feet Surf Hoats

One 18 fet Surf Hoal

One decked Plunger 16 feet long ft feet6 Inches wide 3 feet 6 Inches deep villimast and sails

One 22 feet Sailing Scow deckwl ruthmast and sails

One 12 ton lighter deckedE R RYAN

Jloat Builder and General Jobbsr

Germania MarketGEO M 1UUPP - Proprietor

Fort Street HonoluluBeef Mutton Veal Fresh SaussRa Irk

Etc Constantly on HandShipping Supplied on Short Notlc

T KIIOADS

WAR

JAV OKKFNK

rHOA0sJgrEEN

Builders and Architects

88 Queen StreetMulual Teteshoril 348 Post Office Box 359

TRKGLOAN

MercliaiitTailor

Has on hand a- -

Boauliful and JTariedSlookVIM 4WM p- -

OK

Fine Woolen Tweed Mil Casimeres

Which he tvmalclnc up At

PRICESTO- -

Suit the TimesAlso a Urge and select assortment of

Gonlloiiiciis Funiislung fails

A general line of fine hats Riding troutseaus a specialty

Ladies riding habits and Jackets10 niocr

FORT STREET

Howling Alloy Shooting Gallery

Fine Physical Exercise tuidPractice

made

Shooting

J A MoKeiiziePractical Plumber and Gas Fitter

All oiders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted

Shcp next to Tost Office Bethel street PO Box 100 Bell Telephone 424

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

E H F WOLTER

Kp always In stock a variety of the bestWlnos Liquors Beers and ice cold Beer ondraught at 10 cents per glass

CALL AND SEE USlll -

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Insl niftM- - I lay on her liros atTo diy I Ho nt her feetThen to her hcnrt I ns pressedMust yon now put yonr foot on in

swectl

Ah lightly us possible prayOrnco for your red rose of lost nightNo doubt I look fndcd to dnyBnt nro you quite-- no fresh In this llghtf

And need there Is none of tlmt tenrKor I lie qttlto exposed to tho dowJDId It novct occur to you dearTlmt tho How er mny linvo wearied of

yonl--Charles Henry Wobb In Tho Century

tME GREAT SPHYNX OF GHIZEH

Tim Mot Aatmilahlng Work Wlilcli 1hdI

An Hnro llcqueiitlieit V

M Itcnnn publishes nn earnest npponlon lielmlf of tho excavations undertakenIn Egypt by 51 Mospcro Tho special ob¬

ject for which funds nro just now neededIn to clear uwny tho sand which halfbiirle tho great Sphinx of Qhlzcli M

lCcnnn snysTho clearing of tho great Sphinx was

bemin two months niro Up to tho present tlmo tho ordinary resources of thoUoulnk iniiscum have sufllccd for thoWork which might Iwcoinpleted In sixtydays If nionoy did not fail Alwut 20000 frnncs only nro wanted Tlio ap¬

peal for tho Longson excavations whichwere addrcso d two years ago to the in-

tellectual¬

public was so frultful that wenro encouraged onco inoro to ask tho trueconnoisseurs in ancient things to contiibuto to ono of the works tho riiost Iiivporlotisly demanded by tho present con¬

dition of Egyptologer -- -

Tho great iiphmx of Ohizch nt twosfciivfrfcm tho jiyrninlds Is In myopinion tho incut ntonlshlng work oftho hand of man which past nges havobequeathed to us It Is nn inunenw bedof carved rock about seventy inctrw inlength Tlio hight oftho monstrous edi ¬

fice if it woro cleared would exceedthat of tho highest houses No fashionnhlo monument cither in tho rest ofEurope or tho rest of tho world can becompared to this strnngo idolthe vestigeof nstngo of humanity which bullion allour Ideas Tho Impression which such aKjiectaclo must Imvo produced on iinnginative races and who wcro dominatedby tho senses may 1h understood fromtlmt experienced by tho Egyptians of thopresent day when Hlntmlng beforethat unomunis head emerging from thowind mid casting ncroas tho desert itsmul look Tho Arab at this Might Hies

terrified either throwing u stoiio or tiring a gun nt tho strnngo being

Tho toniplo opposite tho sphinx If Itis n temple hits nlio n character of itsown This fnntnstlo construction resomhies less tho other temples of Egypt thantho Pantheon resembles Notro DameHut nil this wiwinblo which is unimio lutho world must Ikj of tho remotest an-

tiquity¬

Is indisputable slneo tho statnosfouud thero nro thoao or king Chepronthus taking us back to ngca whicheverywhere but In Egypt would bo ctdledfabulous

Mr Kenan In concluding his nppealpoints out that to lay baro tho Sphinxwill bo to restore to tho light of dny thomost ancient work which bears tho trace

- jrt human thought and ho anticipatestluH tho descent which It will mTonlInto n world now more than 0000 yearsold will pit8ltitni further back tho lim-

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of that booms to llywith each atop tnkwi to reach ItForeign Letter

Lot Vt Oct tit OurJuiiriinya Kml

Ouo of tho kind wishes expressed formo la a long life Lot anything bo askedfor mo oxcept that Let us live hardwork hard go ft good paco get to ourloumevs end as soon ns possible thenlot tho post horso got his shoulder out oftho collar I havo Jlvod long enough tofeel liko tho old post horse very thankful that his end draws near Long lifeIs tho last thing that I desire It may bo

that us ono grows older ono acquiresinoro and more tho consciousness of thodiflerenco -- between what ought to bedono and what cai bo done and sitsdown mora quietly when ono guts thowiong sido of 00 to let others otart upmid do for us things wu can not do forourselves But it is tho highest pleasurea man can havo who has to his own exceeding comfort turned down tlio hillat last to boliovo tlmt younger spiritswill rise up after him ud catch thohunn of truth as In thu old lamp-bea- r

ing raco of Qroeco out of his hand bo- -

foro It expires and carry It on to thegoal with swifter and inoro ovon stops

Charles Klngsloy

Oil oa rrirvtlve of WandWagon makers or repairers can save

their stock from worms by oiling withlluwod oil Single tiecs doubletreesneck yokes Bjwkes and cross bars thataro of whlto hickoiy and aro kopt instock for ft year or more will bo eaten byworms If not kopt in ft dark place orotherwise protected Coal and keroseneolluru good also and tlio expense of ap ¬

plying Jb but little Linseed oil is proforabjo ns It nets to some extent ns awood tlllor filling the pores and thusaiding tho pointing which follows in itsproper place Tlio Wheelwright

Lous Lived Wiiluim of VitrnuieTho longevity of women who aro for--

tuniito enough to marry soldiers Is

shown in tlio fact that our pension rollsbear tho names of nlwut 20000 widowsof tho veteran of 1H13 Tho bridos of74 years ago nro nearly centenariansnow and tlio number or tiiem quite stirpasses Iwc CMoagojjhl

Fp0iIt Mulil JRoiiDr iWlwpufJeo offSndon teports

the ciirKHMlstfrvatioii Hhnt bora urepersons wfiSjGfimlly drlnlc tea withoulusjiiry btitmvvvlioiii wHon in ft il

ipi mental condition it occasions inKgostlons und palpitation of tho heiutOel ro Free Tress

The Debris of Flood RackDredging boats aro now taking awn

aOOO tons per week of tho debris of FlootiRock Dynamite surfaco blasts aro usilWJf eaic up me oouuiors ieit ny win bijo

t smsHhs mine Now York Letter

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5cWfil bbcrtiocmente

01 UnnonII

Restau

No 106 King Street

Elegant RoomsCleanly Service

First class CookeryModerate Prices

Tim restaurant lias been renovated andpalnjcd in cheerful llnis with frescoed ceilingsRooms lofty alty and kept in the best otilcrPrivate eating stalls for those desiring suchTable coveted with clean linen and patronsserved with the best food in the most skilfulcookery All It log the Club House fareonce will admit that it l the lcst board Intown The proprietor has spared no expenseIn providing a first claw restaurant and willlie cquully tcgardlcss of cost in maintaining itshigh standard

Meals downstairs 2 cent or ai ticketfor J r--

Meals upstalrsyio cents or ai ticket for G

P HIXDBSRProprietor

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Hawaiian Jockey Gliib Cud

Of 3HBO

A Sweepstake of 25 Added

Race to lie run at the June meetingthe Hawaiian Jockey Club in 1889

of

Three quarters of a mile dash for Hawaiianureil two year olds

Nominations includinc a fco of 10 to besent to the Secretary of the Hawaiian JockeyChili on or before lunc loth 1887 Final acceptances as to the balance of sweepstakes onor before July t 18S8

CO DERGERSecretary Haw Jockey Club

Polyglot Bureau- OK HONOLULU

Where all TRANSLATION301 commerciallegal technical and lltcraryjfdocuniciils areaccurately and cvpeditiouslymade

4 ROM AND INTO THEEnglish French German Spanish and

Portuguese Languages

Ilv MANOEL TOSH 1K FREITAS ProfesJsor of Modern Languages for many carsTranilaloi and Interpreter in the cities ofNew York llotton and Philadelphia Comerof King and Punchbowl streets

POLYNESIA HOTEL- AN- D-

RESTAURANT

Here will always be found at the lowestprices

Tlio Best MealsThe market affords cooked by skilful handsserved liv uromiit and oolite waiters Everything designed for comfort and satisfaction ofpatrons

DONT MISTAKE THE SIGN

South Entrance Lincoln lllock King Street

Tax Assessors Notice

The Assessoi for Honolulu wilt be in his

office to attend to tax returns from Monday

the 18th to Saturday the 30th of July from

8 5 in to 5 p m After July 30th the

Assessor will be engaged on the outside

limits of the DistrictJOHN ROSS

Tax Vssussor for Honolulu

Waikiki Bath HouseV CttOOKS HAVING TAKENMR of the WaiUU Hath House begs

to inform the public that he will run the placeas a firstClass- bathing resort

Mrs Crooks will attend to the lady patronsof the place and every effort will be made tomake it attractive

jDr F Ij MuxorOn and after this date can be found at theMakee residence corner lleretania street andGarden lane

Office hours from 8 to 10 a m and 2 to 4and 7 to 8 p m TelephonesMutual 480Bell if

28ftm mW

General bbcrtificmcnls

He Equitable Column

THEE

Lilc Assni

QUITABLE

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OF THE UNITliD STATES

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TolalAsscts Dec 31 SGS7o5L047270

Total Liabllitlci Including letal Kescrvc on all existing

policies 4 per cent Standard 59iiS4iSD7 COo

Total LmlMilcd Surplus oierI oiir per ecni Kwcrve i63SSS76

Of which llic proportion con-

tributed as computed byPolicies In t cncral clas l 57876170

Of which the proportion con- -

tr Ilitcu as comnutcoi ivPolldus In Tontltie cla Is 10617 1 100

UHin the New York Slate Standard of 4V2per ceni interest me aurpius is ns

computed 2049517576

New Assurance wnttcn in ibt6 111540203Total Outstanding Assurance 411779003

Increase of Premium Income 281047540increase 01 aurpius trourcr

cent basis 14096366Increase of Assets 895708511

In actual Surnlus namely tne excess ol ac

cumulated funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in the amount of Assurance in fotfcon its books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States exceeds everyother life assurance comtianyand may bclitstlyrnjinlcd as the larccst and strongest life as- -

sun rice organization In the World

EXAMPLEnfPnllev Nn 17180 Life Issued Ian

a J 1873 on the life of W II C Date ofexpiration Jan 33 1887

Amount of Policy 10000 Tontine Peiiod15 years Age 53- - Annual

Premium 54310

Total premiums paid in 15 years

1 CASH VALUEConsisting of Reserve 385030

and Surplus 419980

2

V

PAID UP VALUE

If the policy holder selectthis settlement as the paid upvalue is larger than the originalamount of assurance a satisfac ¬

tory certificate of good healthmust be furnished or thu excessmust be drawn on n cash basU

3 CASH SURPLUS

814650

905610

1305000

519980Under this settlement the policyholder withdraws the surplus incash and reialijs the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums Uss annual dlvidendr

Three othei options are nvailableundcr thPolicy

The policies with lo year Tontine periodsdo not show result as satiifuctory ns thoseabove given Policies with 20- - car periodson the other hand will show much larger results than those with 1 5 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the 1 5- - ear policiesthose of the intermediate pcriodiuc given nsfair illustrations

The lonner period of accumulation whichthe ao year policies enioyI renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absolutepiolection at the lowest Life rate desirealso the largest returns in case they live

Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi-nary

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Life Policy Js One with a

TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD

The Tree Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society is unrestricted afterone year incontestable after two yeqrsand is then rAVAiuK in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death

It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned and being issued by a Society holdlug a

Larger Surplus than anyAssurance Company

other

May be expected to show larger profits thanthe policies of any other company

In addition to the advantages above citedthe Equitable now guarantees a full return ofall premiums paid as well as the face of thePolicy in case of death during the Tontineperiod

ALEX 3 OAItTOUGHT

Gnral Agent for tin Hawaiian Islands

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FOB ALKEx Dark James S Slonc and Just Landed in Fine

tfalvanized Barb Wire Axe HandlesGalvanized Cut Nails Pick Handles

Galvanized Cut Spikes Hoe HandlesrtiKnlrr1 riinnh 1nit Niiils Canal Barrows --

Iron Cut Nails Assorted Bbl Shooks HleaHs

Shoe Nails Nests Trunks

Oak Lumber OakuriAsh Lumber Pitch

Whitfc Pine Lumber TarWalnut Lumbar

Sec Hand Iron SafesCases Matches

FireMarble Dut

PlasterRoscndale Cement

Portland CementDairy Salt

Coast

mtmdmtfmmm

Order

Horse

Clay

Cottdn WftgtqItalian JPacking

Metalic aim

Electric Kerosene OilDowners

BelmontincLard

Gasoline Drums25 Gal in Each

Bales Excelsior- - GrindstonesTubular Lanterns Drain Pipe 3 4 6 8 ins

c isr - t 1 1 - 1

Y- - oiruw v ran rape r 20x30 ins iwumoenanu k oaiHair MUtrosses 40 25 Lrmp Black

Rubber Hose 3 pIy rranklm btqve LoallOx- - Bows

OilOil

Oil

lbs

bulk and casks

HAND CARTS BABY CARRIAGES SASH BLINDSDOORS AND

Five Extension Top Carriages The best ever consigned to usand a first class Carriage

C BREWER CO

John Wieland Brewing 06LAGER BEER

The bestbeer and InCalifornia

lcr on the Pacific

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Sold during the 1885 68059 barrels of this86 S6039 barrels being more than

in

Knrthe next tnree leading nrcwcrics

D0DD MILLEDProprietors Oritorion Saloou

Sole Agunts in Honolulu fur the John Wieland llrcwing Companys Draught Lagerllccr Always onol in iierlor ice house at above saloon

JUST RECEIVEDCOLGATES CELEBEATED PERFUMES

Comprising the Following Delicious Odors

CAHME RE BOUQUETAPPLE BLOSSOM

LOTUS BLOSSOMPANSY BLOSSOMt

mountain Violet- -

CAPRICELILY OF THE VALLEY

OPOPONAX

STEPHANOTISWHITE LILAC

WHITE ROSEYLANG YLANG

JOCKEY CLUB

HOLLISTEE CO109 Fori Street - -

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Hjstiiblished 1B50Pioneer JToiiiitarG Wa3exooiias

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CEWHiLIAMSPROPRIETOR

Just ReceivedA large viriely of Parlor and Uedroom SetsWardrobes Sideboards llwokcascs Writing

m -- a v1 SfiM 1Mk aml tWm nd Rattan ltockers

Hi jT i vlSrf lay Carriages and in fact everything in the1 Furniture line PIANOS TO RENTKf tg

One hundred doren HAIRS to Rent for Halls Parties ElcflCUrilOLSTERINO ofivcry description a Specialty

Undertaking in all its HranchesMutual Iclephi nc and Night Alarm No 76

6G and 68 HOTEL STREETHAY A GRAIN

LARGEST STOCKSREST QUALITY

LOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COTelephones No 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts

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GEORGE ENGLEHARDTlpormrly wiih Bamuel Nott

IMPORTER te DEAIiEU inSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS

ALSO

Orockory Glnsawnro Houso Fnniisliing llnnlwnro AgatoIron mid Tinwaro

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCIC COMPANYBEA VER BLOCK FORT STREE2

Th 80 forrerlir pecupd by S KoTTipoltc Spck u k Cd BnV Honatulu II I

klMmcncVitl abUcrlliAicnta

M W McChesney Sons

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SUGAR SUGAR

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libit Flour Ooltftnlk Flour li Dornlo

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Sctlitnj Vihliaki lrSCVllni Hay on

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SACKS POTATOES UKSV In GUNMES

Caxi riicnaciCai Kjtr Sod Crocker 1di Medium llrdCwi Cracked Whtut 10 Iti bf

Fatrbankt LutLtul

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wki urn Aiui wlillt 10 lb baeiCwiOtMrl 10 lb Ci

Cuts Corn Surcb

Casks EupfcejIams

CV 1 6 A Huns C RIIJJon

Cmi lb pollKnIrUnlt Lud j jb pilCIM KJrbnok Laid la I

CiMi Whllntyt llutttr In lintnail

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nrkrntUuticrGIHEdtniKini limit

Cases Neio- - Cheese

Doirs hill Salt Codfiihlibit Timt CaturabU Ultr Salmo

Caitt laundry StarchHaiti Iltonfjundrjf Soap

Purs Java CofTct Roailtt and Ground lluiSack Grrcn Code

Chttitjapai lea paperChettijapanTtaKlb

UoiM Katilm Loudon LtycrtKaitlni London Lafn

lloaca Ualilm MuKata

Driinu CltrunHaul Curranu

Caaat ChocolateCatu MladPIcll

Caics Splcti auorttd

Sack Enstuli WlnutiHckk5oflS1ll AlmonJ

Cuke California Honey lint0 King Mortc Coa freth canutj

Kiuiii Jtlliet nJVcseibleBales Wrapping Iarfr eitra qua Ur

A unit asmirtsipnt

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Kost California Leather

Sole ImMe Itarnns Sllrilnj and UppersFrench and American CalMlni

Sheep la UoatiiklniSaddles andbJdleTli

frehand

XOWE8T WkWKET RATES

W MoGhesnoy Sops

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LBKERRMerchant Tailor

C7 Moruhimt Btroot

Hal just iccelvcJ from England ft large

cction 01

FINE GOODS

Suitings Diagonals nnd FancyTrousorings

ComptWnc the largest stock ever opened out

In Honolulu nil Personally elected liy Mr

Kerr when abroad

Spencer Martin

A Cutter well and favorably known on thePacific Com and In the Eastern Stale hasbeen engaged and the finest work In the citywill be produced at reasonable rate

Cloth of Various Kinds and Trimmingsfor Sale to the Trade and Others

Telephone II U Co No 4- - I- - 0- - 3

1111 Telephone 289 Mutual Telephone 289

Joseph TinkerFiuiilly unl Bhlpplmr HuWhor

CITY MAIIKETNuuanu Street

Corned Beef and rickled Tongues alwayson handj Celebrated camunugc nuwsoiftch daily

Deliverle free to any part of city andsuburbs

THE ONLY PRACTICAL

tail Watclmmker1

On tlio Islands in

WM TUnNEttNo 8a Klnff Street

watch well repaired orlf you nt youryour clock put In order go and see him

SUN FIRE OFFICEOF LONDO- N-

KstablishodlTlOInsurance elTected upon every description

of property at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

6337t3337

Claims arranged by the Local Agents and

rii -- 11 nrnmniliuile and berality ineurtsdictlort of the Ioca Tribunals recognlrcil

a AV Miicfarlnno Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

PantheonOl

PRIVATE HACK STANDCorner Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu

TELEPHONE 34- -

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Havenow a well nrfjanlxea renati e w -drivers The carriages homes- -

been much Improved and ate In condition to

do ood service

Orders wilt he promptly attended to in a

satisfactory mannerS I SHAW

Manager

c j McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

THE

San Francisco per Maripow and other late

arrivals a very ciipicc cqiicuu t

smokers articles consisting In part ol

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit-

tle

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Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come ind try some of thesefine goods which can be had at

107 FORT STREET

HONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Nieairt Engines Holler sugar uiCoolen Iron fyaet and tvad Qatlnge

Honolulu HIdrMachlnery of every description made to or- -

Particular attention paid to Ship Blacksmithing Job work executed on the hortt

Scncntl 5WJbcnBcmcttte

HOS 0 THKUM

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 25 1887

lMKUtTINO and ManucactukinoStationer Hook ieUer Printer Hook- -

binder rle

And publisher ofthe Hawaiian Alirunae nnd AnnualDealer hi Kim Stationery Hooks Music Toi anaKancy Good

Pokt Stkikt Neak Hotel Hohoiuiu

pAUL NEUMANNS

Law 6ftloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

Photo KRaj h G a 1 i e ry

Above PanthcqrtfStablefoitf SiiisEr ifiKvf

Portraits and t lews Firt cla work bittifaUlUBd- -

IACONSALVES

The Liveqwl k LonJon Globe Insurance Co

Assets 353OJ000Net Income 1885 i 8854000Claims Paid 107930obo

Have established an agency In Hono-lulu for the Hawaiian Inlands and theundersgncd are prepared to write risks againstlire on buildlntjf merchandise anu uwcinngson lavorable terms Dwelling risks a specialty Detached dwellings and contents in

sured lor a ieriou 01 inrce years iot two jjicmiums In advance Lowes promptly adjustedand payable here aoLOVES BAKERY

73 Nuuanu Street

Every Decription of- - Plain and FancyBread and Biscuits

Orders for Ship Bread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

PIONEER

STEAM GAMDY FACTORY

AND

F HonisrPatry C00V and UVer

Rich and delicious Uc Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel SL Doth Telephones No 74

c

OENERAI MERCANTILE AND

COMMISSION

IIonC

Limited

A0EN1S

Lisr or orricExs

P C Jones jrI 0 CARTrRlloNWM F Allen

R Dniior

President and ManagerTreasurer and Secretary

DIRECTORS

Hon II WsTERiiotsB

HOUSES TOAND

HV

A J

MONDAY JULY

Nbj

BISHOP

IrartlCilConfrciloner

Auditor

LET

ITOX SALEOartwripfUtresidence ta N sSSThe two story

I rol wat present occupied by

let from the first of April

Monsarrat on tuiigrQundstolct

FOR SALEValley opposite the

a MM in Nuuanu

land o l Xturo ami taro jip

Kaahumanu Street

j GOMESWatchmakeTTd Jeweler

Merchant StreetCnmnuell Block

ManufacluringofallkMsJreryenKai iiiiiiEriivi

a Specialty-- nnmtM

THOMAS LINDSAY

jlamHacturing Jowolorp

No 00 Nuurtnu Stroot

Honolulu H

Particularjtterdionj

DAILY HERALD5cacml JllibcrtiBcmcttto

NEW GfQO

STOCkIF ALLNOW OPEJT

AT- -

BREHLERSaQ99 Fort Street Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACE100 nail 111 King St botivocn Fort nad Alrtketr- -

Has received per late arrivals- - a VliaAuYVArldV11 of

Consisting In pan of

Family Flour Germca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupee Hamand Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Butter Dates HaislnsMustatd Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Bread Aonta Humlioldt PotatoesWheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker CoVs Cracker and Cakes All ofwhich are oflcred at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery

Doth Telephones No 119 P 0 Sox No 371

LAINE COlUv received 11 consignment of the molt Economical and Valuable Feid for all kinds of stock rl

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt it the greatest Fletlt former Milk and 1J utter producer n use

OdCakeuteaJ tho about tier cent 01 nutritive matter this nearlf id Der cent too bs of I lib mealIt eoual to jeo lbs ot cat or 318 lbs of corn or to 7S7 lbs of wheat bran Alto our UnritaledMlXKIt FFKUai well a our usual supply of the best kinds of

liny Oatu Whoat Cora Etc EtcWhich li offered at the Lowest Market Katei and delivered free to anv tart of the city

S N CASTLE0 V TASTIFJ

CASTLE COOKEShipping and Commission Merchants

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

v jnurvxuxviajci atxonactoi g

Kohala Surtr Company

Pala PlantationCioi Ranch Plantation

AGENTS FOR

J D ATIIERTONJ U CASTLE

CAJSTTDTSE

Haiku Su jar Company

Hitchcock Gos PlantatlanR Halttead W talua Plantation

A II Co Koloa Kauai

Union Fire u Msrine InuranceCcnip ryo SrnFrrrcItco x1 tna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company of ltottonl

D M Wetton a Patent Centrifugal Machines

The New York and Honolula Packet Line

The Merchants Line Honolulu and San rranciscoDr fayne Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Glbbi Remington and Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machl

LEWIS COIll Fori Street

Importers and Dealers In

STAPLE AND FANCY GrEOCEKLES

PBOVISIONB ETCP O Box 207

Smith

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO Ld-- SUCCESSORS TO- -

240

Dillingham 8c Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWARE

Acricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint lor ShinglQ and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required Stoves

Tinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and Genera Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed

f

ICatt Cornor ITort and ICtntc

New uoods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Fresh CallrrniV PrnducB every steamer All orders attended to and Goods ta

any of the city frw of charge Island orders solicited Post

oflice nox No MS i No qa

CHAS HAMMER

w

fotrootHEurope

faithfully deliveredSatUfaetiort guaranteed

Telephone

P

Cornor of Fort and IClnB Sfcroots

HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM AUSTRALIA A FINE ASSORTMENT OF

LADIES GENTS RIDING SADDLESRldincr Lecclns of Goat Skin and Patent Leather Saddle Blankets English Riding Whips

Rid nc Hits Nickel Sliver Plated and Steel and a lot of other articles too numerous to

mention which I will sell at prices that will

ASTOJSTISBC EVERYBODYDont Forget the Place Corner of King- - and For Stsj Chas Hamnw Proprietor

KitsiiiCfflS QTuvbo

ILAKENCE WILUKKA3IIP0RD

I VOLNEV VAttLANCOLRTASIirORD

ASIIFOKD ASIIFOBD

Law Chancery Conveyancing Admi-ralty

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Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

Opus Old Capitol Iluilding adjoining GeneralPott Office

J PhillipsPractical Plumber flat Filter and

Covpvr SmithHouse and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St - - - Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

Successors to Lewbrs DiksonImporter and Jtealeri fit Lumber nml all

kind of Jlulliltiii JlatertalsNo ti Fort Street Honolulu

ALFRED MAGOON

Axronxitv at iur42 Mkrchant Strbkt Honolulu

ILLIAM McCANPLBSS

neater fit Choicest Href Veil Jlullnn UteNo 6 Queen Stribt Fish Market

Family and bhipplnir order carefully attended toLive Stock furnlthed to Vettelt at thurt nolle

Vegeublei of all kindt supplied to orderTklenione No it

TJBAVBR SALOON

tFoRT Street OrrosiTE WileiR Coi

U J XOTTE 1rnprtetorFirttcUn lunchet terved with Tea CoUe Seda Wa

ter Cinger Ala or Milk

OrEN rsou 3 a m till 10 r m

SmoJfera IlequttUe a Speciality- -

ID W FRAZBR

MERCHANT TAILORCorner King and Alaked Sts llonotutii

Moderate chargei cood workmanship and a perfectu uarBiiccu

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN--

MARKET

Kins Stroot

P GRAY M D

ruvsroiAX axd sanaicoyOffice next door to the Honolulu Library

810 10 AMOrricE Hours a to 4 r t

RESIDENCE Alakea St Oppotlte VTrci A11

John T Waterhouse

rnporer nnd Dealer in General Mer ¬

chandise

No aj ji QuKENSTRrtn Honolulu

TT HACKFE17D Co

leniral Commtteton Agent

Colt Four and Qukbn Street Honolulu

ZBIR0W2sr c OOImporters and Dealers la

Ales Wines Spirits- -

AT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu HI- -

J I STANLhY JOHN SPROANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters and Jobbers uf

FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street San Francisco

LILIENTHAL CO

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors Proprietors of the celebratedCyrus Noble Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDioo to 102 Front Street San Francist

NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Telephone No aoa Retidenoe 15

W 0 Smith W A Kinhe

ATTORNEYS AT LAWFort Street Honolulu

A member the firm will attend everyterm the Circuit Court each Island

A H EasemannBook Binder Paper Ruler and Blank Book

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and tiEntrance on Merchant Street Honolulu

Boat Building ShotrRear of Lucass Mill

Subscribe for the Hrrilp

V NO 123

fficnciitl 3lblcdi0cntcnt0

S M CARTERHat on hand sale In quantities to suit

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

CharcoalHtml nnd SoftWood Sawed SnUt

Manicnie HayCalifornia Hay

Bran Oats

IJarley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are fiereby solicited and will be dttivered atany locality wlthjn city limits

NO 82 KING STREETRoth Telephones i8

PHOWRTHS-c- Sf the--

Lava Flow of87Also

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island Hawaii A great variety

Tory Vivid ViewsFor sale at the photograph rooms

J J WILLIAMSFort Street

A M HEWETTStationer NowBdealor

Merchant Strceet - Honolulu H IMutual Telephone 371 Bell Telephone 301

Law Books and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty

Orders taken far Ncwmnr PnVlit Books Music from any part the

wujiu naving maae an arrangements therelorwhilst in San Francisco

Red Rubber Stamps Order

Wing -- Wo4tii -- bImporters and Wholesale Dealers

Chinese Japanese American and Europeon oooas

in

ofof of

for

the

of

of of

of

etc of

to

in

late arrivals have receivetLrresh stocks

All kinds of TeaWhile and ColoredMattinpJapanese ScreensFlower Pots Camphor TrunksWhite Silks Ioncee SilkSilk HandkerchiefsManila Cigars best quality etc etc

II E BERTELMAMContractor and Builder

-- fj jr

Il

Estimates Furnished on Wood Brirc orStone

PLANS DRAW

Cabnot iiiu Cui pontor WorkT3onjto Ordr ti86 Klne Street Bell Telephone 107

ii

GASOLINEOF THE

HIGilESTilLLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale By

G W MACFARLANE Co

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO- -

Carriages at all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonncttes and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Har ¬

ness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Numb or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

M THOMXONAttorney-at-La- w

Office in Campbells Bock corner Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu H I

Praotloea In the Courtsnsr When desired will Rive the law In a

written opinion aa to he probable rttult rlbe oonrMition upon the foots ad

J

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c

W

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WtCJ

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3tf

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il j w1

THE DAILY HERALDIS lUHIISllfO

VERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

e

r rn i IroHiCTOn in Tim IVi ItHilMHIXfiCo

I IMITFIl I

OTicc Friend nuildlnjj Bctnel Street

-- -

i

rnttii1 or r wphiiimwcf UM

Skid M i 1

Tnte manlU Ji month Soc

IWAjte additional

AS NmWiMiIImiM Innitblf In linliirfPnef oimmumcairsn from All amtf llif lTftjJfcm

w II alwiy lx acctptaWftif tiikl fnr itMltAlInn Mwctf k till

i vmminifUtiin Slid kJvcriivltUllUt hAllJ ta tdrentil In

1 UK MU1V 111 KAlt

monday july 35 1887

The naturalization pro1hpm soivbd

The number of inqiincs c ncerninj1

and emmenU upon the probably re

sult of taking the proposed oath tosupport the Dinstiu lion as regards the

existing citizenship of persons taking

t c oatrrj h v shown that a deep it tcr

ht pcrvadis the community upon this

question promising well for the parti-

cipation of the mass of foreigners in

the forthcoming elections Hut there

arc many who would probably decline

to so participate while the probable

effect upon their existing citizenship

of taking the preliminary oath remain

ed in doubt There are hundreds of

iixccllent men in Hon ilulu and the

out districts whose anxiety to particlpate in the coming election and thus

help sustain the new order of things

is second only to their desire to pre-

serve

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unimpaired their rights as sub- -

lecW or citirens of their home govern-

mentsThe decree of concern fult and ex

pressed upon this point was fully anti-

cipated by the framcrs of the new Con

stitutton whose purpose it was to inpose no oath or other obligation that

would Intel fere with existing rights of

-f- llltUjaW1 tlij nrlulldfia- - innianlarc assured that suchwas not only the purpose but theunderstanding of the Cabinet upon thissubject and that this vitw has beennUeady officially expressed in reply toan inqtdry by the representative of aforeign Stftje accredited to this King-

dom

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-

v But not all thalMias been done andsaid has been sufficients entirely allaythe apprehension existing upon thisquestion as some worthy gentlemenconjured up imaginary dangers to flow

from voluntarily and expressly assumingan obligation that already existed andalways exists namely to support theConstitution and laws of the countryin which they dwell

In view of these doubts and apprc- -

p - hensions it is peculiarly fortunate notoniy to uic uovcrnment uut tojiicforeign citizens here resident that theform of oath permitted by the Consti-

tution

¬

and prescribed by the Cabinetis such as to entirely relieve the popu-

lar

¬

anxiety upon this score lly Article 80 of the Constitution the Cabinetarc empowered to make all rules andregulations for the administration ofthe oath in reference and for the hold-

ing¬

of elections pending the passageby the Legislature of appropriate laws

for that purpose We are in a positionto state that after a period of mostarduous labor on the part of the Cab ¬

inet assisted by several of our mostcompetent residents those rules andregulations are completed and are nowin type The form of oath to supportthe Constitution which has beenadopted is as follows

I aged a native ofrebiding on street in

ward No in the city and Districtof Honolulu do solemnly swear in thepresence of Almighty God that I will

support the Constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom promulgated and proclaimed op the 7th day of July 1887and the laws of said Kingdom nothereby renouncing but expressly re-

serving

¬

all allegiance and citizenship

now owing or held by meThe forms differ slightly to suit the

different localities It will thus beseen that the only effect of the oath is

tqnssist in qualifying the person takingjt to make his voice heard in the gov-

ernment¬

oT himself and others and in

the disbursement of the taxes which he

vlttteiiu

pays and inasmuch as the renunciationof all allegiance called in law expa-

triation

¬

is a matter of fact restingupon the act and supported by theintent of the person so renouncing it

is a happy feature that the oath hereprescribed docs not leave smh intent

to implication but exprtssly declarestWnt n intent to so abjtrc allegianceexists on the part or the person takingthe oath With the Inst quoted clauseinserted no further dmrbt is possible

Authority

IlltOlllll OllllK

JlMV 21 I887Mr V O Krtulkncr lin Iteen appointed

Superintendent or llift Klcctrie Light bclong

Inj lit tly Oo criimcnt nntl now lias ol

charge of all apparatus tOnnectal ihrrcMitli

All orders for material used in coiirtniction

or olhcrufce in conrrccltoti thercnitliimitlcslnrt1 liy lilni

I A THUUblONMinister of lie Interior

ii fiitiiiiiii or Kiiiiiiici- -

JULV 12 18S7

All pctMin Iming claims npalnU the Ilawaiian Go eminent arc requested 10 cim

ihem In with as little delay rn possible to iln

Department responsible for their liquldallonV L OKkCN

Minister of Kinnncr

ctlctu Ucvttccmcntjss

WANTEDUNDBKSIGNCD WISH TOTHL n Rood second hand fire proof safe

Mncnealc Urhan preferredSMITH K1NNEV

DIVIDEND NOTICE

A DIVIDEND OK THREE DOLLARSa vhnrc if due and mvaute to the time- -

holder of the Inter Island Steam Navigationcompany

J ENA

NEW GOODSII rgcnt arrhnU

E OHall MoiiLimited

Secretary

Have received n fine assortment of

kjxiver i Matod WardFrom Heed A Ilartoni celebrated manufactory

Solid SilverwareKrom the Gotham Works

Springfield Rifles

CARD MATCHES EXTRA LONG

Barbed and Plain Wire for Fencing

Three hundred colls of MANILA ROIK of

best quality train 6 thread to 5 inches

SISAL ROPE fiom 6 thread to itf inches

Hale RopcCotton and Linen Fish Line

HAEDWAIIEN

Of es cry description mid an cm 1 lets aricty of

nAXNTSOils Varnishes Turpontinos

Ktc EtcSperm Oil and all kinds of Lubricating

Oils Engineers Stores Oakutiietc

AUo per S S Australia

A LARGE LOT OF GOODS

In nil lines apd per ship Tjmourfrom Iioston a

FULL ASSORTMENT OF HARDWARES

AH of which is offered at lowest MarUtRates

H ANDY STATIONERY

LEOAICAI PKRFECTION PADS

HODDEIVS LETTER PADS

Letter Cap nd Note Mocks of Ant tillty ppcrLectl Cap Letter and Note Blocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noblocks M Hfprm

for Illlli StatemcnWntli litis etc

Or Papei FJt UP In ANY FORM Desired

Hit Til OH a TltRUXJilft Kost 9rMT

Scncntt Jftbcrltocmcnts

DR PARDEES

Th0Blr1UMBlo PBtlflrA SPECIFIC FOM

KIEEtJMATISMScrofula Salt Rheum

Neuralgia Ring WormAadalletliorSklaRHilBIwhiDlsMHs

IT KlGtrZJLTM TKX

LIVER AND KIDNEYSUur la4gUN mt all tUtt tint

a arkt4 a4IUa ef t f ttoahDn Mautine of London tho cele¬

brated speelallHt says of JPAKDMSUEMBDY I havo used It for twentyvoiitu for Blood DImmm nuch anterofula Salt lthouuijTotcr and Canceritul I cannot xecommend it too highly

Tho HErBnT110MARot Hong Kotiuhina 8a n JAJPWW XJIOCDY

is n wndtrful lncdlclno for tho tJIoodt lulVo prescribed it hundreds of timesior Ioprosy and wlion frfvon In timeit always cured tbo patient 1 caniifoly ay Mat Leprosy will no vor break

out on iwrsonH who tako PabdkckItKMEnv roiwlarlv and I ndviwj all icr- -

--ons living in countries where-- LopronyIs prevalent to tako Pakdeks IIembuybh a provontivo

FOR SALE Br AIL BftUCCISTS IN HOHMtliu

WEHNEBCoManufacturing um Inipoilini

X Uit Fort Street

Always ktipon hand a moil aleganl attortnienl of

FINE JEWEL R YSOLID AND PLA1KD SILVER WARE

Ever brought lo this market

Clocks Watches Uraocicts ATcck

10telIii8 LocketB Gold Chainsnml Uutmltf Slcovo HuttoiiH

Studs Etc EtcAnd omamnt of all kinds

EltMsi ieltd Silver Tea SeiUII IMWI I i

And til kSrftDWIJrcr wan suitable for irrentalon

ND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order r

DniiirfcS of watdee and lauelrv catefnltr nt- -lendei to and executed In the rnori- - workmanlikemanner V JT

ENGRAVING AtSPEGIAU Yii uiiimI Jon work

frnm the oilier I UUnJC

BUHACH--The Great California

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Hale only ly

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

New York Line

MFIRST CLASS VESSEL WILL 1EAdispatched Iron New York for Honolulu

to leave in all September All orders to conicby this essel should be forwarded as soonn possible For further Information addressthe New York Agents Messrs WII Crosjmun Jro77 and 79 llrpad street NewYork Cityor Castle Cooke Honolulu HI

W E FOSTERMAKER HAS MOVED TOHARNESS street next to the Metro

politan Market

NOTICEDURING MY ABSENCE FROM

Mr John II Paty willact for me under full power of attorney i

HENRY M BENSONHonslulu July 5 1887

COTTAGE TO LET

At alama Apply to

W McCANDLESSFish MsrVet

OICAR MAKERS WANTED

NE OR TWO CIGAR MAKERSAunlv at IJ wanted at once

HE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS I

imlMWIuiiiicto bbcrtiscmenta

LIT AND

INSUMNCE

Hartford Kiro IiiBurnnco Co

AsseU Sossooo

Counncrciiil InsuranceFire and Marine

AsseU 9450000

Co

Anglo Nbvudn Assurance Corpomtioii

Hie and Matlne

Capital Full Paid 82000000

South British Firo mul MarinoInsurunco Co

Capital - - - 10000000

Now York liifo Insurance Co

Assets - - - 75000000

C O BBRGEEHONOLULU

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

Notable and Significant Items From The

FORTY SKCOSI ANMIAl REPORT

STEW YORKin

K1

-- Or TIIR--

Jfl c ATVWW 1 1

A total Income of ocr nineteen million twohundred thousand dollars and piymenU topolicy holder of neatly eight minion dollars

Interest Income over three million seven

hundred thousand dollars being oter i percent on average net assets and oer ninehundred thoueand dollar In excess of death- -

losses paid

Market value of securities oer ihtcc millionsix hundred thousand dollars Injexcess of theircost on the company t books

Liabilities both actual and contingent provided for and a surplus of over fifteen and ahall million dollars by the Stale standard

AN INCREASE of over three milliondollars In Income over two million In sur-plus

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over eight milton in assets oversixteen million in Insurance wntten andof over forty four millions of insurancein lorcc

OVEB FIGURES OF PEECED1XG lEAB

Cash Autis January 1 17 tier Study lite

JJiIlion Mm

Insurance in Force January i 1887 oerniree minarea Minion uouars

Tins NicwYonic ijiinor

Issues a urcatcr nticly of Policies than amother Company thereby adapting Its contractsto the largest number of people It haslately perfected a return premium feature under which many of its policies are Issued with

Guaranteed Return of all PremiumsPaid lit addition to the Amount

Originally Insured

In case of death during a specified period

The returns on the New York Lifes Tontllelollcies that hate matured have been

Larger fori those of any oilier Coiopy

Whether Tontine or Ordinary companionbeing made between policies taken at sameage nnu premium rate nnu running inrougntie same period 01 time

Do not insure until you have seen full partlcularn of the New York Lllcs Policies

Insurance in Force on these Islands over

-Ono Million Dollars

For Paitlculars Apply To

C O BJ5RG EHHONOLULU

Otfisral Agent lor the Hawaiian Ialauds

rttlonWIHHW KtwiJMHBW

No 52 Fort Sircot

HMnMWMiiiMMMa

cncntl Lbbcrtiscmcntsi1- -

6TOCEEIE

Provisions and Feed Etc

Fresh Goods

Best Qualitys

Lowest Prices

A 7V

tSJ

DAVIS WILDEllv

Honolulu II I

TEMPLE OF FASHION

filtEAT KXCITEJIENT 1Olt 30 DAYS ONIiY

CATCH ON TO THISA GREAT CLEARANCE SALE at the TEMPLE 01-- FASHION vlierc

Our Stock will be Sold at

REDUCED PRICES

Decided Bargains in Every Department

Wo will Allow on all Bills auovo 10 an Kxtrai CaBh

Discount of 5 por cent

Reduced 36 inch Datiste from 20 rents to 10 cents a yard

Great reductions in Calicos sm at 5 cents per yard

Linen Lawn reduced to no cents a yard

Great Bargains in Dress Goods

Summer Silks Reduced to GOycts a yard

Great Bargains in IIouso Furnishing GoodsLadies Silk Gloves and Mitts reduced to 25 cents a pair

Embroideries and Laces Sold at Cost Trice Great Bargains in CorsetsOur entire Stock of Ladies Misses and Children Shoes wjlllesold 15 per

rent less than Cost

Great reduction in Ladies Misses and Childrens Wear Childrens Dresses

Will be Sold at Manufacturers Cost

Boys Clothing at Kedueed PricesHoys Linen Suits at iSo Hoys Pants reduced to 65 cents a pair

Goods Sold forlCash onlyTduring our Clearing Sale

S EUErRlilOH

JOHN NOTTNumber S Kaahumami Street

STOVES RANGESQxaiiite Iron and Tin Ware

Cliandoliors Lamps and LantornsWater Pipe and Rubber IIoe

HOUSE KEEPING GOODS

rUIUBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

EGrANJe 00Importers Of

CioiitB Youtlis and Boys Fino Custom Made Clothing

Hals Caps Furnishing Goods Trunks and Valisos

AAhcj a Vorv Iino Line of dents ShoesCflfisw fort iwd MMchunt Strtete Honolulu H 1

Z

tubmMiilfriTHirrtBTiVi

HERALDWill bo for snlo Dnily ut tho ITol

ldwlnu XJluoosOTHROMi Fottstrettt SOPfiKkj Merchant street

CRYSTAU SpfJA WORKS- - Hotel StieelA M HEWETt Merchant urettHOOTDLAfiK STAND Hawaiian Hotel

Xrloo O Contn

MONDAY JULY 25 1887

LOOALNEWBMessrs II Hackfcld Co adver-

tise¬

invoices of various lengths corru ¬

gated iron

An order appears elsewhere for everymember of Co A of the Rifles to re-

port¬

at the armory this evening infatigue uniform and side arms

Alex Fraser a bar tender at theEmpire Saloon hnd his arm dislocatedyesterday by fading from a horseDr Mcwaync set the bones leavingthe sufferer as comfortable as possible

A report of the Hawaiian Rifle Associations semiannual meeting on Saturday is dcfcird fur want of space 1 hescore nook shows some or the crackshots having made bad breaks

On baturday a Uiinaman wassentenced for maintaining a nuisanceThere will be another case come Intocourt if tho stench rising from thenrcalscs on Fort street near Kukui is

not done away with

Complaint has been nude to thispaper of a bad smell from filth at the

Narrow Gauge Fort street Thiscourt of inquiry would therefore comniit the alleged offending locality to theUoaru of Health Tor trial

Hon V Neumann attorney for thebark Cerastes on Saturday perfectedthe appeal against the decision of theChief justice in the admiralty suit fordamages brought by Messrs Geo V

Macfarlane Co against that vessl

Mr Henry Smith the Secretary ofthe Fire Department is busy in offhours from Supreme Court clericalduties in issuing certificates of mem-bership

¬

to firemen who present himwith certificates of their equipment asmembers of the different companies

The committee appointed by actingChief Wilson of the Fire Departmentto examine into and report on themembership of tbc different companiesin the department in pursuance of arule passed by the last meeting of theHoard met Saturday but adjourneduntil to morrow night

Mr Henry Smith Sccrctaty of theFire Department gives notice to fire ¬

men regarding the opportunity remain-ing

¬

to them for perfecting their claimto exemption from personal taxationThey must report themselves duringthe month of July before Capt Rossthe Assessor or they cannot be exemp ¬

ted accoidmg to law

Waiting first but in vain for the off-icial notice to appear this paper hashitherto overlooked the appointmentof Mr Alatau T Atkinson as InspectorGeneral of Schools which was madeseveral days ago An accomplishedscholar an experienced teacher and aman of recognized judgment Mr At-

kinson¬

is likely to make a good recordin the very important position He iswell known as Principal of bt Alban sCollege and editor of the Gatetlt

The Y M C A hall was completely filled last Saturday evening with anexpectant audience The programmewas the most interesting given by theBlue Ribbon League and reflectedfavorably on the energy and diplomacyof Mr Scrimgeour who managed tonet so much talent Mr Mathers appearance was received with a round ofapplause ue ueuvcreu several se-

lections¬

from Shakespeare being ac-

corded¬

an encore The jolly tars provedentertaining

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Iiy a visit amongst the prominentChinese merchants in Honolulu it waslearned that the mass meeting recentlyheld on Fort street was without theirsupport If any movement was madeby them it would be wholly an independent one They are not desirousof the voting privilege as reported Al

thrirjh considering it an injustice towithhold the franchise from themalone if they cannot get the right bypetition the only way left was to sub ¬

mit to the law as they had no intentionof revolting against it

Music In Honor of the Queen

Mr Chas Michiels has been author ¬

ised by His Majesty King Kalakaun tocompose a grand valse entitled 4EKina Aloha in honor of Her MajestyQueen Kapiolani This piece ofmusic has been placed in the hands ofMr H Berrjer who will execute it onhe happy return of our beloved Queen

Com

Band Concert

The following programme will beplayed this Monday evening at 730oclock at Emma SquaresOverture The Oath AuberGalop Pomona Leut netMarch Suite LechperSelection llohemlan Girl j UaUe

Ko LeiMeilley Night Echoes RiylereWalla Gold and Uluc Lamotlieiuatitllle Inillana Audran

UWil ionol

Fort Street School

o

The Fort Street School held itsclosing exercises last Friday morningAir m Al Scott the Principal at theopening in a few remarks stated thatthe Board of Education had thounht itjudicious to leave the teachers decidewhat the examinations should be andhow held The result was a higherstanding and better work throughoutthan ever heretofore attained Hedid not award prizes as he consideredthe custom did not lead to the resultsexpected There was one rccrct hefeit at the arrival of this dav and thaiwas the ling of some of his highestscholars who had finished their studieslie should miss them but he felt as-sured that if they continued in the sameline 01 application and good conductwhen they arc out of school as they didwhile in his class happiness would cer-tainly be theirs Long as he has beenteaching lie never had met with morereliable and trustworthy pupils as thereare in the Fort Street School Thefollowing programme was then enteredinto by the opening choruses MrBcrgcr accompanying on the pianoThe next number was a compositionon Evangeline by lleisie Afong therendition being good then singing byschool declamation Old Carlo Janeand I by Marion Scott a little totwhcscselfposioision immediately madeher a favorite singing by classes de-

clamation Puzzled Whose boy amI by Master Jamie King the piecebeing lilghy amusing so that MasterJamie received his share of applauserecitation Creeds of the Ucils byseven of the pupils eliciting welldescrved recognition composition on

Macbeth by Mary Loflcrcnt a classstudy written from memory showing arctcitivc capacity and much applicationdeclamations Partnership by LidaLamara Daisy and I by MatildaLillis andKaiana by Rubie Dexterall well spoken and deserving of praisesinging by school composition GeorgeEliot by Agnes Walkncr and another

A View from a Float giving a vividdescription of Wa kiki and the differentvalleys as seen from a raft near thebaths by Alice Afong like all theirpredecessors very well written andrendered A Hoys Pest Friendsung by Master Willie Bcrgcr delightedthe audience by Its sweet and correctdelivery and as an encore he sungThe Whip-poor-will- s Song

Although not on the programme MrScott called on Arthur Wall for a pianosolo which was responded to with thevariations of Home Sweet HomeMr Scott remarked that he could relyupon the Wall pupils as they were al-

ways prepared to contribute somethingtowards entertainment The Hon CR Bishop addressed a lew remarksthen introduced the Rev Dr Bcckwithwho thirty six years ago started aschool close to where the Royal Schoolbuilding is He also made several re-

marks¬

The days entertainment closedby singing the National Hymn

Through an oversight a declamationTruth by Lizzie Gurney was omit-

ted¬

a fact to be much regretted MrScott stating it to be one of the bestnumbers on the programme Toomuch praise cannot be given to MrBergcr on his success with the schoolmaking them all songsters The sing-

ing

¬

was ahead of any yet given by theschools Mr Scott and his assistantteachers should also be congratulatedupon the fine results or their laborsduring the last term a hard earned andwell deserved reward

Shipping Notes

Kahului Maui July 21st Sailed

21st 13ark Newsboy Johnson

Master for San Krancisco with 650bags Waikapu Plantation and 9145bacs H C S Co sugar a total of

1364867 lbs

Steamer Kinau brought 3506 bagssugar 142 bags spuds 57 green hides2 horses and 160 pkgs sundries

Steamer Waialcale brought 1417bags paddy 5 bags sugar 50 bags rice28 head cattle ana 3 calves persteamer Mikahala 1649 bags sugar28 head cattle 1 calf 13 green hidesand 10 bags ricrj per steamer Lehuaae head cattle schooner waioii cargoof sugar schooner Mary Foster 940bags sugar steamer uwa 40a uuB

rice Moiwahlne 400 bags sugarMille Motris 380 bags rice Ke Au

Hou 40 cords wood

SUPBEMG COURT

July Term before Judge Preston

The Coutt sat from 10 to i 1 Satur-

day

¬

hearing divorce cases

J Kckaua k vs Kaohu w Di

J nrantptl for adultery J M Poe- -

poe for libellant S K Kane for res

pondent1 iar iirinivic j

Intvre Divorce granted for desertion

ol respondent W 0 Smith for

libellant ino appwiai w

cnt Uoth parties present

SIDE MCrHTS

Smoke the Havana CheroQts to be

found at C J Mcuumy

A full line of the materials for the

making of those beautiful paper flowers

all the rage on the Coast

can be had at King Bros Art Store

Hotel street

The Cricket Match

At the cricket match last Saturdaybetween the Conquest and Honoluluteams a small but enthusiastic crowd 0spectators assembled The match re-

sulted¬

in a victory for the home teamof 75 t0 5J- - Following is the score

HONOLULUhrjt innihos

S J Levey a ndb HottowayJ Wodehome b SlmondJ o11 wmtne b HotmayV ini oimonai u nouoiray oA M Ilioeii c Slm6nd b liollaway a

M Starley c Lieut Kaeb Simondi v1 LUhman not out ilor nartion b SimomU oHtt Kitul 1 Lieut Clarke b Simomll aII M lller tui out o1 tDrtiiit j

Hyeaa nolalli i 3

SKCONIl INKIN04T LUhman c and b Slraonda 111 M Starkey c Lieut Kae b Ilolioway 3J II Wodehoue c and b Ilolioway 1

oJ Levey it and b lmond 3II Whitney b and c Kite aK Monman b Klce 1

A M llewett candb Simonut 9F Harmon b Rice oKev Kltoat b Kite oII Miller leg before wicket brSimondl aTFUmlie 6

lly6 legbje tnobalaa 0

47

Total jjII M S CONQUKST

PtttT INNlhtlS

J K Smnh b Monman 0ti Kite c AIoHRian b Liihman ILieut Kae c Woilthouub Mobsman 1

K4v Onalow c llewett b Mm man it 4IMut Bymooda b MoMinanI 11 SlmomK c Ilarrttun h MramanIetii Uarke b Moaemaii 7nTNnVr1 v rallim b Monman oLieut Martin c Urty U Moiiman- - iWflW lloltowav b Moiinun 1

SereLAIartin not out u

6SrCOMJINNINOI

Ktv Omlow c Wodehoute b Llehman tO klce b Ilihmai oJ U Slmondi b MoMman 0Lieut Kae b LUhman oLieut S tnondt c Levey b LUhman 6Lieut Clatkec levevb Molnun oT U Fallonit Wodchouw h Mouman 8

E Smith c and b Llilimanleut Martin c LUhman b Mosiman o

Serat Martin c llewett b Moman 5w noioaynotout a

llyet t wide ballt 1 a

Total 55

The fielding on both sides was re¬

markably good Mossman of the hometeam made a very good catch of Ricein the Conquests first innings FredHarrison caught Simondsvery skilfullyas Levey also did Lieut MartinSimonds made a fine catch at shortslip of Hcwett Lieut Rac in bothinnings caught Starkcy out at squareleg each being an exceptionally goodcatch

Kauai Notes

The closing exercises of the LihucEnglish school took place on Thurs ¬

day The programme comprised songsrecitations and exemplifications ofschool work A large crowd of spec-

tators

¬

was present and all seemed tobe deeply interested in the doings of

the young people About 150 pupils

were in attendance The exercises

closed with Hawaii Ponoi English

version sung by the whole school

mustered in Macedonian phalanx on

the platformThe Rev J U Hanaike native

pastor and a clerical friend presentwith him addressed the school in Ha-

waiian

¬

urging the importance of secur-

ing

¬

the key of knowledge and makingthe best use of it

The hoike of the native schoolwas held in the English school build-

ing

¬

on Friday exercises and spectatorsand all being wholly Hawaiian

WAIMHA

A subscriber at Waimea sends thefollowing items

Dr J Borland died suddenly yester ¬

day afternoon when at Gay Robin-

sons¬

place The cause of death was

hemorrhage of the lungsThe schooner Emma is going to

leave Waimea on the 15th of Augustfor Nihoa Neckar Island and FrenchFrigate Shoals on an excursion trip

The Waialua School

To the Editor of the HeraldDkar Sift An extremely pleasant

and creditable exhibition was held last

night at the English Government

school at Waialua which showed the

good fruits of the untiring efforts of the

teacher Mr Armstrong Smith and his

assistant Mr Cox Some of the olderscholars delivered themselves in Eng-

lish

¬

quite as if it were their nativetongue and all performed their partswith an accuracy wmen suowea caremipreparation A take off on a policecourt trial a monologue by SolomonKaululaau and a recitation by JanePainai were noticeably cood and keptthe crowded audience in a roar oflaughter Much pleasure was addedto the entertainment by the gentlemenwho kindly furnished music

A 11 C

AVajalua June 32 1887Ill

BUSINESS ITEMS

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and general

information relating to these islands nice50 cents

The largest and finest assortment of

home maue iresn rrencn t unuies notto bo found anywhere else in Hono-

lulu

¬

for sale by F Horn PioneerSteam Candy Factory

On the first of January 1887 theassets of the Mutual Life InsuranceCo were 11418196324 Now is thetime to insure b u Wilder agent

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS- -

KatuaDAV July jStmr ltkelike from Kahuhil and way pomStmt Mikahala front KauaiStmr Klnau from Hawaii and MaulStmr Lehua from MolokalStmr Walaleale from KaoalStmr Ivy Holmes Irem WauluAStmr Ewft from FwaSchf Kmma from KauaiSthr IeaM from HanalelSchr Waioli from KuauSthr Manuokawai from KoolauSchr Mary K Foster from KanalSchr Moiwahlne from Kohalalete

Schr tufca from KauaiSchr Mille Morris front KoolauTerrT K Att Hou irora KauaiSloop Knhihitant from Kwa

MiNnar July 14

DEPARTURESSaturday July 13

Stmr Kilanea Hou for Hamalna at j p mSchr Llhollho for Kauai

VESSELS LEAVING TOiDAYijtmr J A Cummin lor Walraanaloflmf Waiateale for Kilauea Hanalel ami Hanamautu

at 4 p mStmr Lwa for Uwa

hr Immn for aliainaSchr Hawaiian for koolauSchr Manuokawai for Koolau

Veaaoln 1m Port from Forolfjn PortaU S S Adam Kempff fiom AcanulcoAm bk Cnibarien Ittklm from San Francltcollktue llureka Meyer from San FrancUcoNor bk lyda Eriksen from Newcatle N S Wll it bk ItonCfng I hompson from San FranrtnAm bkliie S N Cattle Hebbird from San Frnncicoji u in - vorHiuei uxiey irom Kiquimalt II UMiip Mercury Tanno from Hongkongik nope tennaiiow irom rott lowntend

- 5tBfTlt Ja8 Stone IlarMow from lloiton5n from Valparaisotfi - y y i

Haw bk Oulllermo iCr

Voanol Ezpeotod iromPnroitra PortIlk llliin from HonekonRtier bk Hydra from Ho iRkong due July ao iiIlk Velocity from Hongkong due July a3 3iHaw bk Lilian from Iloiglong due July ao jtAm jhlo Matilda from Hongkong due nowAm burk luiwaid May from lloion dne Nov i teAm bark St Lude from New York dua Sept i iour baik reter Uoddefroy frem Liverpool due Sept

Urit bark llirmah from Clatgow duo Oct 13 31

PASSENGERSenwli 1 1

u per iteamer Klnau JulyWilder rvjoneanu wileh Hooke Her Jix Ufulanl C R Nugent Mn S toujlaJ JVrnfc r Vlvln J Atherton W A

11J I a J Kenlcei lr A Zablan HonI WhJr Luhlau O C Aklna Kev I Sllva

i1 LTutrV 1ow MIC K UanlelijVir vtij n junci mifti ai jonea 1 natilden and about 01 deckFrom Kahului and way poita per iteamrr Likelike

July tj j Ilrown Mra O W Smith J O Wilder IIrancit W S Maule C Akana a priuuen and aboutttdeckFrom Kauai per iteamer Mikahala July 11 Mra

Altaian and dauahter FConradtMluM KredenbergJJ V Spauldln and ton Norman Logan MluAC W Spill Mra Cllenbcrg and about 33 deck

clclu fcucrttecmcntft

Honolulu Fhb Department

NOTICEMembers In cood standlnc arc hereby noti

fied that in order to be free from personal tax-ation

¬

the law requires that they shall claimsuch exemption befote thu Assessor during themonth of July

The undersigned having been informed thatthe law will be strictly followed would adviseall firemen In good standing to appear beforethe Assessor and give their names and thenames 01 the comnanie to which they belong

HENRY SMITHSecretary H V 1

Just Received

INVOICESGalvanized Corrugated Iron

6 7 8 and g feet long

- For Sal lly

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NOTICEHrSADQUARTISRS HONOLULU RIFLES

Honolulu July 25 1887

Company Order No First SeriesIn pursuance of special Uattalion Order

No 4 every member of Company A Is here-

by ordered to report at the Armory this Mon ¬

day evening at 730 oclock Fatigue uniformand side arms J W PRATT

Captain Commanding

SMITHS PLANETARY ALMANAC AND

WEATHER GUIDE FOR 1887

With directions when to plant to

obtain the best results calculated for

these IslandSj according to the theory

of Lunar Influence on Vegetation

Also weather forecasts that have been

found accurate evjn for this latitude

This Almanac will be sent free to all

subscribers of

THE DAILY HERALD

Throughout the Islands paying sub

scription one month or more in ad

yance as long as the stock on hand

I may last

m

WAR

ilclu itfiuettiijciricitte

WAR

NOW THE CARNAGE BEGINS

Grand Annual Slaughtering SalesPrices away down Goods sold without Reserve at

COUXKU rrOTKTj jVNJJ irORT 6U TIONOIYUTrr

Sales Eor Two Weeks OnlyWE DEFY COMPETITION

For Two Weeks Only

OtfirSBMbAJSNlMI

Kemnant SaleWill lake plate

TO DAYMl our Remnants will bo

placed on tho counter andmarked way down

Li Sadies triynncd anduntrimmed hats we areprepared to offer JBijf Bargains

Remnants in all depart-ments

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Come and see what we

offer you To Bay

Olias J EislielLeading Millinery House

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets

RESTAURANTThe undersigned has taken the

LUNCH AND COFFEE ROOM

On Nuuunu street near the Cilr Marketwhere

McnlB in tlio Best StyloWill be served at all hours

Hoard per Week - - 450Single Meals 35 cents

WO I IOPProprietor

ARRIVEDIer Australia

A LOT OF THE DEST OF

HAVANATOBACCO

All of which will be made into

a Smoking Material

Call and sample some of tiMc CigarSatisfaction guaranteed

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

BOATS FOR SALE

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Three Whale Iloats

One decked Whale Boat 30 fact long 3feet deep 8 feet wide

Two 22 feet Surf Hoats

One 18 fet Surf Hoal

One decked Plunger 16 feet long ft feet6 Inches wide 3 feet 6 Inches deep villimast and sails

One 22 feet Sailing Scow deckwl ruthmast and sails

One 12 ton lighter deckedE R RYAN

Jloat Builder and General Jobbsr

Germania MarketGEO M 1UUPP - Proprietor

Fort Street HonoluluBeef Mutton Veal Fresh SaussRa Irk

Etc Constantly on HandShipping Supplied on Short Notlc

T KIIOADS

WAR

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Builders and Architects

88 Queen StreetMulual Teteshoril 348 Post Office Box 359

TRKGLOAN

MercliaiitTailor

Has on hand a- -

Boauliful and JTariedSlookVIM 4WM p- -

OK

Fine Woolen Tweed Mil Casimeres

Which he tvmalclnc up At

PRICESTO- -

Suit the TimesAlso a Urge and select assortment of

Gonlloiiiciis Funiislung fails

A general line of fine hats Riding troutseaus a specialty

Ladies riding habits and Jackets10 niocr

FORT STREET

Howling Alloy Shooting Gallery

Fine Physical Exercise tuidPractice

made

Shooting

J A MoKeiiziePractical Plumber and Gas Fitter

All oiders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted

Shcp next to Tost Office Bethel street PO Box 100 Bell Telephone 424

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF

E H F WOLTER

Kp always In stock a variety of the bestWlnos Liquors Beers and ice cold Beer ondraught at 10 cents per glass

CALL AND SEE USlll -

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Insl niftM- - I lay on her liros atTo diy I Ho nt her feetThen to her hcnrt I ns pressedMust yon now put yonr foot on in

swectl

Ah lightly us possible prayOrnco for your red rose of lost nightNo doubt I look fndcd to dnyBnt nro you quite-- no fresh In this llghtf

And need there Is none of tlmt tenrKor I lie qttlto exposed to tho dowJDId It novct occur to you dearTlmt tho How er mny linvo wearied of

yonl--Charles Henry Wobb In Tho Century

tME GREAT SPHYNX OF GHIZEH

Tim Mot Aatmilahlng Work Wlilcli 1hdI

An Hnro llcqueiitlieit V

M Itcnnn publishes nn earnest npponlon lielmlf of tho excavations undertakenIn Egypt by 51 Mospcro Tho special ob¬

ject for which funds nro just now neededIn to clear uwny tho sand which halfbiirle tho great Sphinx of Qhlzcli M

lCcnnn snysTho clearing of tho great Sphinx was

bemin two months niro Up to tho present tlmo tho ordinary resources of thoUoulnk iniiscum have sufllccd for thoWork which might Iwcoinpleted In sixtydays If nionoy did not fail Alwut 20000 frnncs only nro wanted Tlio ap¬

peal for tho Longson excavations whichwere addrcso d two years ago to the in-

tellectual¬

public was so frultful that wenro encouraged onco inoro to ask tho trueconnoisseurs in ancient things to contiibuto to ono of the works tho riiost Iiivporlotisly demanded by tho present con¬

dition of Egyptologer -- -

Tho great iiphmx of Ohizch nt twosfciivfrfcm tho jiyrninlds Is In myopinion tho incut ntonlshlng work oftho hand of man which past nges havobequeathed to us It Is nn inunenw bedof carved rock about seventy inctrw inlength Tlio hight oftho monstrous edi ¬

fice if it woro cleared would exceedthat of tho highest houses No fashionnhlo monument cither in tho rest ofEurope or tho rest of tho world can becompared to this strnngo idolthe vestigeof nstngo of humanity which bullion allour Ideas Tho Impression which such aKjiectaclo must Imvo produced on iinnginative races and who wcro dominatedby tho senses may 1h understood fromtlmt experienced by tho Egyptians of thopresent day when Hlntmlng beforethat unomunis head emerging from thowind mid casting ncroas tho desert itsmul look Tho Arab at this Might Hies

terrified either throwing u stoiio or tiring a gun nt tho strnngo being

Tho toniplo opposite tho sphinx If Itis n temple hits nlio n character of itsown This fnntnstlo construction resomhies less tho other temples of Egypt thantho Pantheon resembles Notro DameHut nil this wiwinblo which is unimio lutho world must Ikj of tho remotest an-

tiquity¬

Is indisputable slneo tho statnosfouud thero nro thoao or king Chepronthus taking us back to ngca whicheverywhere but In Egypt would bo ctdledfabulous

Mr Kenan In concluding his nppealpoints out that to lay baro tho Sphinxwill bo to restore to tho light of dny thomost ancient work which bears tho trace

- jrt human thought and ho anticipatestluH tho descent which It will mTonlInto n world now more than 0000 yearsold will pit8ltitni further back tho lim-

its¬

of that booms to llywith each atop tnkwi to reach ItForeign Letter

Lot Vt Oct tit OurJuiiriinya Kml

Ouo of tho kind wishes expressed formo la a long life Lot anything bo askedfor mo oxcept that Let us live hardwork hard go ft good paco get to ourloumevs end as soon ns possible thenlot tho post horso got his shoulder out oftho collar I havo Jlvod long enough tofeel liko tho old post horse very thankful that his end draws near Long lifeIs tho last thing that I desire It may bo

that us ono grows older ono acquiresinoro and more tho consciousness of thodiflerenco -- between what ought to bedono and what cai bo done and sitsdown mora quietly when ono guts thowiong sido of 00 to let others otart upmid do for us things wu can not do forourselves But it is tho highest pleasurea man can havo who has to his own exceeding comfort turned down tlio hillat last to boliovo tlmt younger spiritswill rise up after him ud catch thohunn of truth as In thu old lamp-bea- r

ing raco of Qroeco out of his hand bo- -

foro It expires and carry It on to thegoal with swifter and inoro ovon stops

Charles Klngsloy

Oil oa rrirvtlve of WandWagon makers or repairers can save

their stock from worms by oiling withlluwod oil Single tiecs doubletreesneck yokes Bjwkes and cross bars thataro of whlto hickoiy and aro kopt instock for ft year or more will bo eaten byworms If not kopt in ft dark place orotherwise protected Coal and keroseneolluru good also and tlio expense of ap ¬

plying Jb but little Linseed oil is proforabjo ns It nets to some extent ns awood tlllor filling the pores and thusaiding tho pointing which follows in itsproper place Tlio Wheelwright

Lous Lived Wiiluim of VitrnuieTho longevity of women who aro for--

tuniito enough to marry soldiers Is

shown in tlio fact that our pension rollsbear tho names of nlwut 20000 widowsof tho veteran of 1H13 Tho bridos of74 years ago nro nearly centenariansnow and tlio number or tiiem quite stirpasses Iwc CMoagojjhl

Fp0iIt Mulil JRoiiDr iWlwpufJeo offSndon teports

the ciirKHMlstfrvatioii Hhnt bora urepersons wfiSjGfimlly drlnlc tea withoulusjiiry btitmvvvlioiii wHon in ft il

ipi mental condition it occasions inKgostlons und palpitation of tho heiutOel ro Free Tress

The Debris of Flood RackDredging boats aro now taking awn

aOOO tons per week of tho debris of FlootiRock Dynamite surfaco blasts aro usilWJf eaic up me oouuiors ieit ny win bijo

t smsHhs mine Now York Letter

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Restau

No 106 King Street

Elegant RoomsCleanly Service

First class CookeryModerate Prices

Tim restaurant lias been renovated andpalnjcd in cheerful llnis with frescoed ceilingsRooms lofty alty and kept in the best otilcrPrivate eating stalls for those desiring suchTable coveted with clean linen and patronsserved with the best food in the most skilfulcookery All It log the Club House fareonce will admit that it l the lcst board Intown The proprietor has spared no expenseIn providing a first claw restaurant and willlie cquully tcgardlcss of cost in maintaining itshigh standard

Meals downstairs 2 cent or ai ticketfor J r--

Meals upstalrsyio cents or ai ticket for G

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Hawaiian Jockey Gliib Cud

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A Sweepstake of 25 Added

Race to lie run at the June meetingthe Hawaiian Jockey Club in 1889

of

Three quarters of a mile dash for Hawaiianureil two year olds

Nominations includinc a fco of 10 to besent to the Secretary of the Hawaiian JockeyChili on or before lunc loth 1887 Final acceptances as to the balance of sweepstakes onor before July t 18S8

CO DERGERSecretary Haw Jockey Club

Polyglot Bureau- OK HONOLULU

Where all TRANSLATION301 commerciallegal technical and lltcraryjfdocuniciils areaccurately and cvpeditiouslymade

4 ROM AND INTO THEEnglish French German Spanish and

Portuguese Languages

Ilv MANOEL TOSH 1K FREITAS ProfesJsor of Modern Languages for many carsTranilaloi and Interpreter in the cities ofNew York llotton and Philadelphia Comerof King and Punchbowl streets

POLYNESIA HOTEL- AN- D-

RESTAURANT

Here will always be found at the lowestprices

Tlio Best MealsThe market affords cooked by skilful handsserved liv uromiit and oolite waiters Everything designed for comfort and satisfaction ofpatrons

DONT MISTAKE THE SIGN

South Entrance Lincoln lllock King Street

Tax Assessors Notice

The Assessoi for Honolulu wilt be in his

office to attend to tax returns from Monday

the 18th to Saturday the 30th of July from

8 5 in to 5 p m After July 30th the

Assessor will be engaged on the outside

limits of the DistrictJOHN ROSS

Tax Vssussor for Honolulu

Waikiki Bath HouseV CttOOKS HAVING TAKENMR of the WaiUU Hath House begs

to inform the public that he will run the placeas a firstClass- bathing resort

Mrs Crooks will attend to the lady patronsof the place and every effort will be made tomake it attractive

jDr F Ij MuxorOn and after this date can be found at theMakee residence corner lleretania street andGarden lane

Office hours from 8 to 10 a m and 2 to 4and 7 to 8 p m TelephonesMutual 480Bell if

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TolalAsscts Dec 31 SGS7o5L047270

Total Liabllitlci Including letal Kescrvc on all existing

policies 4 per cent Standard 59iiS4iSD7 COo

Total LmlMilcd Surplus oierI oiir per ecni Kwcrve i63SSS76

Of which llic proportion con-

tributed as computed byPolicies In t cncral clas l 57876170

Of which the proportion con- -

tr Ilitcu as comnutcoi ivPolldus In Tontltie cla Is 10617 1 100

UHin the New York Slate Standard of 4V2per ceni interest me aurpius is ns

computed 2049517576

New Assurance wnttcn in ibt6 111540203Total Outstanding Assurance 411779003

Increase of Premium Income 281047540increase 01 aurpius trourcr

cent basis 14096366Increase of Assets 895708511

In actual Surnlus namely tne excess ol ac

cumulated funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in the amount of Assurance in fotfcon its books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States exceeds everyother life assurance comtianyand may bclitstlyrnjinlcd as the larccst and strongest life as- -

sun rice organization In the World

EXAMPLEnfPnllev Nn 17180 Life Issued Ian

a J 1873 on the life of W II C Date ofexpiration Jan 33 1887

Amount of Policy 10000 Tontine Peiiod15 years Age 53- - Annual

Premium 54310

Total premiums paid in 15 years

1 CASH VALUEConsisting of Reserve 385030

and Surplus 419980

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PAID UP VALUE

If the policy holder selectthis settlement as the paid upvalue is larger than the originalamount of assurance a satisfac ¬

tory certificate of good healthmust be furnished or thu excessmust be drawn on n cash basU

3 CASH SURPLUS

814650

905610

1305000

519980Under this settlement the policyholder withdraws the surplus incash and reialijs the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums Uss annual dlvidendr

Three othei options are nvailableundcr thPolicy

The policies with lo year Tontine periodsdo not show result as satiifuctory ns thoseabove given Policies with 20- - car periodson the other hand will show much larger results than those with 1 5 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the 1 5- - ear policiesthose of the intermediate pcriodiuc given nsfair illustrations

The lonner period of accumulation whichthe ao year policies enioyI renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absolutepiolection at the lowest Life rate desirealso the largest returns in case they live

Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi-nary

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Life Policy Js One with a

TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD

The Tree Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society is unrestricted afterone year incontestable after two yeqrsand is then rAVAiuK in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death

It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned and being issued by a Society holdlug a

Larger Surplus than anyAssurance Company

other

May be expected to show larger profits thanthe policies of any other company

In addition to the advantages above citedthe Equitable now guarantees a full return ofall premiums paid as well as the face of thePolicy in case of death during the Tontineperiod

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