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I'l III II II THE . TICKM1:r'.VKItV IITKKVIMIM HAWAIIAN STAR.UCMT SUNDAY,
1 UlUn A MONTH
IN A IIVA it
VOL. III. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, WEDNESDAY EVEN NO DECEMBER 1 Si . t N'; 34
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fuutj Ivulrtle ntqwsstlh., --TJm.. i. p.m. niHonolulu i. in- -, which re the minm isb Wit, of Urecti ch tune.
V'nr t'vcr feet nt distance nf the(from tin- Contom House) allow
oeooud for iransmiMi i MKUuLofl cootioiIn 'nlite mile.
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KruUMlCf tiirretttiU tot ;eniriiture midelcvntioa iui not tor tatlttiac
PO&K1GH MAIL SKItVICK,
Btcamshipc will leave for and arrive fromfan PranafaMO tb foUowlng itattai ull theoIom t UNH :
AKKIVK AT ii s'LUIA- T.KAVK UONtUA'LU KOB
rnoM San Lfouoo sax KMUiOtaoooKoh Vancouvkk V'ancouvkb.
i hi or About On or AboutAustralia iwe l uawa .. DecOccttniti I'e.- 11 Australia ... liee ti
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...MarMonowal ... V iU(,o at .
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Alameda . M.i. 1 Alameda .Apr 4
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Aubi relicMonoweJ
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--Jul 4 iiMv..i --Maj HiAuatrclla -- July IK Atiair ilia ...i uue tsidAlrtmcdtt... . ..Aim 1 Alameda J lie 2iAuctrcltn ...AUK 1" its) ral la . --Julj U
Ma rlpnea - A tg .1 arip'ina . JUiAustralia - ...Sepl 7 ...Aim 17
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Mni liiima liftAiisiralia Nov U
UAflD RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.From iiI Alter Julie it.
TUAINt
TO ttW A MILL.H. K. A.
A.M. I'.M. I'.M. I'.MI. Honolulu i:4.ri :;I5
Len" I'earl rlty :i .'iSU 5:1U tdUArrlVB Ea Mill :'7 2:57
TO HONOLULU.c B.
A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Lfavc Kwa Mill 6.21 10:13 3:43 5:4'.
Ltave Pearl 0i dtH 11 lit 4:15 0:lnArrive Honolulu 7id0 UlU A' dinA Sal ur.lay'M only. C -- s.ni.la ' exrepte.t.H iiaiiv l Mammal ' aaonphrri
For Rent.H.iiish nf 10 fOODld mi l.ililni Hlreit,
nPur .linlil. lately noriipieil by Mr. I'.Heiit-mun- Hut ami colli nli'r, ranni ,
butli aild I .niiv.-nifiH'- . s.
Fur Bent or Lease.About 'A am nf land on Jii'bl atioet,
witii huuw ountaiuing 4 roouti, alablti,oulb.m-- . s, pto.
For Sale.One 90 foot diameter, ail Iron, over-sli-
waier vvlieel, iiinl UUd rev. Kingbaker' m ovi n.
Apply to.). EHMRLUTH,
N i, II Nimaiiu nireei.522 1.
Viavi Testimonial.HavitiK reeeiveil an uiiieli lienelii truin
tbe nan ni Vi.ivi 1 .mi aBakMJa tbe i uMi-till- .
.11 1.1 U'i.iv mat a l.e.i.i llaa r. ineto . wiib ilie Yii.i aemetlltn
1 ii.1.. attdfed A'uii a niMiliaioatInn niliihCUM' lor aix leiTa, bale in lbhuapilal in Nan PraiatUcu bui nave i.ui.Iiulliiii i lull b.ii b..iieiite. ine an inu.--
aa Vi.n I.1 arould reoamuuNid it to tha mnTariut
pel' ul Honolulu,Any .hi.' ariabiujl tu aak me in tfa ml
to Itinaj . .ill i iu) tnuuaoii UareUti K
near N'nu.inu alreel,Mlis. rtOHBAPEK
Tbaae rauteiliiM (or aale n Uwj ultti'. ,
10U King air.'. i.477-ili- .1 .v a
Old Kona ColletFOK SALK AT
J. T. WATER HOUSE tfjacuu rtlicwl iSlOlCS.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Pr. m. ii. r tvtf. Urmnil Dictator ef NewYork- - trait nml atoMIaBJBa
PftW fhOlflbofH of the cider In tho NowYork JtlftSill tioll ilV Bli W unlvcrviilly re- -
hi ec'i u i nun M.II. U.utc. BIO,I 'arte wan lornIn I r land ntxuit
yean gga andcnttifl to t hit ocniO'try In I8f0, HetiCN ame (i rnctnl crnf Brooklyn Citylodge in tiflt) and
V the next f9HT wnfllctntnr
(:: ,.--. c ,A' iiimI wii- - r.- ilcotcd
iii Itfto. Bro.larie was n NO-- r
imitative to MBrand Itniue In
M. " BAHTE. ,,,ni t o midfvrved Bfl a Ricmbcf of the gtaml lOdgV
committee In the latter year. In IS'.iu boWo el ted grnnd rloc dictator, and nr. thelast M "don of the gy ml lodge ho wannnanlmouflly chow n to nil the highest ofBob trlthln its ift
TottneaoBu bM now llfl lodges, with atnciuberthlp of 6, ISO, n los of Sftl.
There lire cidtl ii lirrnmn lodges in HrnnkUrn.
Two ftaMitmentl for November.The new schedule BOO bleu a person who
In between in ami BO yean f age to cany$9,000 for two ycara nt an average oom perannum of per lt000, baaed on thehlghoatooat over attained in the blftotyor the Knlgbta ol Honor tinea organ 1mtion, now more then years past.
Hotwithstanding the menaberehlp inTotal decreased during the past year thedeath rntj In that stata alio deorjeuod i.;toIn a thoUsnnd.
MeaKfichuscttfl has started in for a rentwinter campaign.
KNIGHTS Cr PYTHIAS.
Important DccUfnn bj the tadlana CcnrtajMelnMrt taint.
Judge Bi iwn of the circuit oonrt of In-diana, sitting tndlanapolli, dccloTod the,Pythian suit in favor of th" grand lodge.The suit wa- - broutrhl to recover propertyclaimed by Koornt t lodge after it bud vot-- :
ed to lea re the nrdt r. owing to the rallngiand tii olaratloni concerning the use of theGerman ritual. The court held that whena lodge wil .draws nndtwm nders Its obar- -
tor the grand lodge bold It In trust forone year, and thru In rase the lodge. (i nrtreorganised the property becomes the ab-solute possession of the grand lodge. Anappeal was lilt d.
A new law says that one ballot, If ftlfJlff,
hall entitle an applicant to membership,instead of three ballots, as formerly.
Thirteen of the charter members of thest. Vlnoeni branch of toe Father Mathewsociety, at Plymouth, Pa., bave been suependt d because they joined the Knights ofPythias.
Any Knight in pood standing in a sub-ordinate lodge Is entitled o bold any of-fice without referenoe tu previous servicein the lodge.
The fraud jurisdiction of Arkansas hasraised the 180,000 necessary to secure theNational Pythian sanitarium at HutSprings. Ii win cost g&0,000,
J, H. Hawthorne of Kansas City hasbeen elected supremo representative torMissouri for a term of three years.
There? are 84 temples of Hath! one Sis-
ters in Illinois, with membership ofl.ltiO Sisters and B49 KnlgbtS.
UNITED WORKMEN.
Arguments Favoring the 1,000 Oertlfleataaiteiu ii Bhavtnga
Wo stated in the SU preme lodge that theadopilnu of the AJnondmcnl would makea difference c at letBtt 1,000 members inthe Mlcblgi n ndinllMdons this year, haysthe Mlcbil! ii Herald. Tho Statement wastrue. A si i r i.rai.lzat ion In the State ofMichigan Issued 1,800 certificates durrngthe month of August, of Which 8W werefor H,000 and B98 wore for 1, into. I)othose opposed to tl p ? i,ouO certificate suppose that these 888 it us. ;oodand true,of the state of .M lohlggn are not goodenough for the A. 0. I . W . or is It morea dog In the manner pulley that actuate.-- ,
these good brot bergf
Mako the lodge meetings more interestIng, and there will be a revival of interestall along the lino.
Kive leading lodges in Massachusettsduring the term ending July initiated888 luembers, oi an average nt' more than40 sgoh.
Coiislderlnq a day to consist of tr uworking hours, the A. o. '. W. pays outtl.OUU to Widows and orphans ever. hour.
Few members of the order realize thatthe outstanding Ilnbill ties are nearly
Royal Art'iinuin.The new application blank took effect
Oct. 1, and all applications presentedmust in- upon this form.
The proei edlngl "f I he supreme councilfur I8M make a poi dy volume of over liiopaus ami will repay a careful perusal, atmuch important i gislatlon was enaotad.The mauinioth councils of the order an;New York, with 1,848 members; bung alaud. Brook lyu, 1,874 UcVYitt (Mtntoo,Brooklyn, U07U; larden City, Chicago,870; Korthwentein. Chlcasto, Ulot DnLong,Brooklyn, Vaihy, si l.ouis, 787,
Missouri OOUnctl shows up finely In theBunrama seorctary's quarterly report, with840 initiations during tbeiuaru r endingSept. JO and a loiul nieuibcinbip ol 4,808.
fadepondont Order t ForeetersiPons try was not taken into Canada mi- -
til 1848.
Forestry ii progressive in its nature,mid its motto is, Kvery man for everyBJUUli himst lf im ludcd." Its riilmu piin-eiiic-
tire bunt voii-ne- mid friendship.Forestry ergs Orel introduced into tin
United States nj the grant of adlspjuMa- -
tion to Court (ioodiieed, 4.M, Philadul- -
i ina, in Dooonibec. i
Knitflitit Hiitl LstllrH ol Honor.A hsndsoms series of prises for obtain
mi.' new nit in In rs has i ollereU by thesupreme protector.
The deal lu uuiulx-r- d Hi- - Ul mal s and71 frinatOS in Illinois for the ttnn, show--
lu t li.it the female risks are sup rlor to:he male-- . Grand Tvrasurar Oaoar MnlsBssj
reportad 1W, 101 if8 reoeivad ami j t.5io.bdSttd out, tauvlng a h hinee t 14.014.80.
A UaHoea UInm ij U t"Tinit youna thu-Ui- lo whom iu Intro
duod no' Im rutair a aariom eaMaaaarihe aotf'
"What iimlit"' you thiuk wir"41 sna.1 In in Vf.li'1'ilHVHti'l laid. T hotie
von well.' aad he rtaid, 'IBxoum hmBj
Vara tim..ever talk MWon.'
ajoaaa very aMaeoi uuoae arv mb m tounoii i ..- .. :iii retMM of CuyiuHj 'I' bey artttt) i in M il i H it i ll Upon ith
a ttit'ttfl i u, aad bouml Bigfeil byUlkcu iii.,.
INDIGESTIONAnd Liver Complaint
i II BV USINO.
Ayer's SarsaparillaMr. T. J. CLUNE.
of Wnlkri vlllr, N. Aiintrnllii. write:"six nan mo. i had m ittaek of iikiikph-tlrn- iiuiiI l.iv.-- i imiplaiiii that la.trri for
wefMl I m. unable to do any hard work,hud no amietlte, food .luin-sic- i ma, and ilutlercfl i h In. in lii'a.laolie. My nkln u
sallmv and sleep illd not refresh me. I triedseveral remedies sue consulted a doctor,without ohtaininjr any relief; finally, one oftny euitomeni iccniiuiieiided Ajer's KarMapa-rfila- ;
It helped nie from the first, In fact,after taking, six bottles I was completelycured, and cuutd cat anything and sleep likea child."
Ayer's SarsaparillaHas cured others, will cure you.M.ile hy Dr. J.C. Ajrer C.i.. Lowell. Mem. .1', H A.
mitim jKUii cu.WtlOtiEHALE AUKNTS.
This Spaceis
Reservedfor the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
of tlifi United States.
BRUCE 4 Ai J, CARTWRIGHT,
General Managers for the Hawaiian
Islands.S73-- tf
CASTLE & COOKE,LIFE AND FIRE
Insurance Agents.
AOKNTH forKEW ENGLAND MUTUAL.
Life Insurance Co.OK BOSTON.
ETNA
FIRE
INSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD, CONN
ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,
Capita', - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000
Hatting been appointed ngenteot the nboveuontpan we are now ready to etteet Uanunaoei ttt the toweel ralee t premium,
B, W, BOBM1PT & s)NH.
GROCERY STORESSI NUUANU BTRBICT,
Between Hotel and King ItreettUeat le shoot-In-
Itulery
GEO. McINTYREHaa open l a Btrel olaai mo ery "tare nattove. lit wii keep hIwhvs on i,.bent ml rrehehtAmerican and English Groceries.
mt dohtobeel tu plewse all cuatosaars
de Iveretl (nail tmrtxofth.rit. MLTTU vl. TKLEPaONK H7.
YOURWATCHwill be made to keep excellent
time il left
THREEDAYS
FARRER I CO.,the well k in i w ti and reliable
Wall li Ifakei i.
515 FORT ST.It satisfaction is not given, your
money will be returned in full.(aland Orders will receive
prompt inflation. 517 6m
BAILKT'I LITTLE MND.
Bailey had a lit i. bed,Its nnine w Woven Wire:
Ami SV pyatM Who Bsed faid."T'was ait ou oouM desire.
Resold it to the irealers reund,They sold It oer an I o'er.
And mice they fwiM It they were boundTo sell It mure and nrnre.
The folks they like this " ire Bli,' I log, nli) It will not rust,
bn "Solid comfn't" and N ledin HBatlays lied" to tniHt.
Wp'lt weave kind!) web nf NSttAll party fa Unngeej w.
Vots Balleys Med to bo the bestOn Wl leh we're nil at pSgOfc J. !
VTOVEM wirk BAILEY,
RoTBt BTnBBt.
mam r ' finun ofWOVKN WIRK MAITRKSSKs gfid
IRON BE DM, whtoh will not runt.BOMm
MISS 0. B. GREEN WALD
DKKSSM AKER, LATE OK J. J.baa made bar headquarter,
tha ArlliiKtuo Uuttaue (entrauue ur.Hutel it.) where aha will ue plaaaed U
ee bar ul.i cuatoinan and mauy newniiaa, Ml'liu
OOHBOUDaTKD
SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD,
Espltitia.le, corner Allan and Kurt .treti.HOLLISTER A CO.. Agents.
P, u. Box sn. Talephna. MO
LEWIS & CO.IMPORTSRM,
Naval Buppltea, Wholesale and RetailDealefl in ?rorerii'H. Provlaiona, etc,
111 Kurt St., Honolulu, H. I.MM,
M. PHILLIPS k CO.
Wbntaaala Inirt.r anil Joliljeni of
AMERICAN 4 EUROPEAN DRY GOODS.
Corner Korl and Oti.pn stu., Honolulu.S7tf
J. M. MONSARBAT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
PUBLIC.
Cartwrltrht Hlo.-k- , Manhant Nt., Honolulu.
H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION
MERCUANTS.
Fort Ktrei't, Honolulu.
M.S. GKINBAUM & CO.Mmlwi.
HONOLULU H. I
Cominissiiin IferotuUM and Iniportemof (Join ral Merchnndiae.
aim FranelaoeOfllca. -- ir. Kront st.
C. B. RIPLEY.
ARTHUR REYNOLDS,
Architects.Orrica New Safe IeiionIt HulldlnK.
Honolvla, H. I.
Plans. Bpeelfleatloni and SiiperlntAndenreiglvon for every lerriiit Inn of Huildlnic.
Old H i l' hiH'ceHHt till) remodelei andenlarMda
Dealfrne for interior DeooratloaaMape or .Mechanical Drawiaa, Tntolaa and
BlneniintlnK.iTrlirawinKB for It .... k - or Newspaper Illus-
tration
THOMAS BROS..MASONIC TKMW.E.
Mnniifa.'tur.'l-- nml Dealurs innil kind, of
Bumbo 0 Fnrnitnre.We offer to the people of Honolulu a
article of bamboo furniture atmanufacturers' prices, (,'all and nee us.
ITMn
An invoice of the hit
-
EST CCKNEK FuKT
Greets visitors by the very ttnn c ntt SANTA CLAUS' ERS
NEW ami ATTRACTIVE GOODS in ail Lines and lor nil Arcs.
- WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW -
Earliest Selector! secure the Choicest Noveliiei and ovoid the crush and disappointment at the last. 'A wrord to the w iveis sufficient." By careful selection ol orders from France, the Eastern stales and San Francisco we feel confident thePublic will not be disappointed when desiring to purchase Tcys and Games, Dolls and Doll sundries. Rocking Horses,Wagons, Velocipedes, Barrows, Doll Carriages, Tool Chests, Alphatx ts and other Blocks, Croquel Sets, Drums and Guns,Pistols and Chimes and other noisy instruments . i all kinds, in Rubber, Wood, Metal, etc. Novkltiss in BnoLKssVarirtv In Attractive Stationer), Christmas Cards, Booklets and Calendars tor 1 89, Finest Leather Goods in Stationeryand Fancy Lines. Plain and Silver Mounted Manicure and Toilel Sets, Work Boxes, Collar nrd Cull BoXCS, Shaving andTraveling Cases. Vases, Photo and Autograph Alliums, Parian Figures, Brie n Brae, etc
STANDARD BOOKS bj best Authors. Presentati tinl Miscellaneous Books, in new and daintybindings which must be seen to be appreciated H B autiful Line ol New styles in INDIANBASKETS and other desirable Goods.
Prompt ami Cnnful utttntWH gtWH to oil OrtUn find Good for SkifmtHl ? with can-- .
Our 23 Cent CLOTH BOUND io Beats Them All.
Full Assortment of CREPE TISSUE PAPER for Lamp Shacks and Fancy Articles.
Orders for the coming HAWAIIAN ANNUAL and Subscriptions for next ye ir's supply periodicals will also have due attention.
Hawaiian Wine Co.,Kkank Brown, Uoa.
W and go Merahant St., Honoluln, H. 1.
The Republic being secured, c arenow prepared to at
AnnexaSion PricesTin: IIKST OI
Wines,&ilitS,
At wholesale No coodi anld al retail,
C, BREWER 4 CO,, LIP
Qttcen St., Honoluln, H. I,,
AOKNTS FOK
Hawaiian Agricultural '... OnomeaSunr Co., Honotnu su,ir Co., Wailj ii Siixar Co., Walhee Sugar Co.,Itakee suifur Co., Haleakala RacohCo.. Kapapala R inch,
Fiantera Line smi Pranciaoo Paokt ib.i'Iiiih. Brewer ft Oo.'a Lino .if Boati.n
Packeta.AgeniH lt.ist.in Board of fjnderwritom.Agenta I'liihidelphia H.mid i.f Under-writer-
List ok OmcBBS :
P. O. Jonks PraaidantOko. ii. RonaaTaoa ItanagerK. K. Bisbop.... Traaa. and Baoy,C.oi- - W. K. Ai.i.ks AuditorC. M. C.1.IKK I
H. Watkuii.h sk. Ilir.rt.irsC. L. Caktkii I
WILDER & CO.(Krtt.ihlisht.-i- l in 187a.)
Estate S, G, WILDER jf,C. WILDER.
Impoktkha ami Oralrhs in
Lumber and Coal
Building; MaterialsSUCH AS
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Builders' Hard ware,PaintH, Oils, Qlaaa.
WALL PAPER, ETC.
Cor. Fort and Queen Streets,HONOLULU, H. I.
A choice selection of Pictures, comprisingEtchings, IMiotogravures, Artotypes, Mono-chromes, Photograpjhs from life, etc. etc.,just received by the
ic HardwareCompany, Ltd.
MERRY
to arrive by the ''Tritnsit,"Use pure water, filtered by the Slack iV
Browniow Carbon Filter.
est styles of Moulding
AND KlN(i S'l KKKTS.
H. E. McINTYRE BRO.,IMI'OKTKKS AND DKALKKS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed.
N'w Ooatkl receixeu hy evt-- I'nckct from the Fhhtt li Hlote- - mid 1'nrojeFrtsbC font iu I'iinIuiv ly pm-- Mtnu er. All Btdtn iii'lnllx ttami Mail ddiv to any tart ul Hat citv fpss Mi l nre
Ulaml tiideiH MBUmmMMI halihfttclioii u 1.1. Tk?ph"m- N". -'
Post t Ml . Box No. IU
ispnci in vni l T
.
&in ia.,
Haw mian Islands.
DRAW ON
IDE BANK Of SAN
AND THKIK A'iKNTM I.V
New York, Boston, P.ris.N, NL & SOUS. LONDON
F 11 A N K K( I It T4 N T K- - M A 1 N .
TIio 'otiinuTi iiil Hanking C'. of Sviliu-v- ,
N. S. W.The Bulk of Hw Benland. AucUtUkU nmi
it h bnuicbM in Dunodln(m l
The Bankoj British Columbia Victoria MidIti hnmohoi. VMioouvvr. NmuUiuoi wm!mlniator, B. C, tnd Portland On'Kun.
Tin fkaOTM jiti vml ri
Btockholm,Th ClmrtrtHl Itnnlt nf Imlm, Au.stralin nml
ChinaTha and Bbanshal, Chlnai nml
Ydkniiitiim, Hiooo Mini nacaatUtL JapaiiAtl'l tratlHIli't il (JlMMTItl H:i Tl Hutm'ws.
J
I
and
FULL LINKS OP
AND
of all don IpMona
IO.IN 40DXTIOM TO TIIK I.AKGK AS
SOKTMKNT OH
HAVE JUSTIndia I. in. n ami PeraiMKmbroidery, in u var.l piece.Uoiiinti an.i Quipure tenOriaataJ, Platte, an.l otbw lacea, 11.
wbita, aad i.inck,
OfcuToa Uww. ail onioaa,. Lao. Ni'l, rri'inn an. I I. lack,
ttripod anil OhaoiIVi.ln ifanamiaa Ompa. white and oulr'd
White and t ream Silk ( ri pe,
Vivy ami Cream Serge,Suez ami TVnniM Flannel,"he Ji niifhM Miller waistPfieai I'oiina and P. U. C'ortwtti,
aadies' Black l loea.
POST M All lIuTKI. STKKKT.
CHAS. J.
of Goods
ALWAYS ON IIANII.
Tr Ih" lin-a- l "Till'.IHIIW Ml'"." KK 11 .peiiall)till tlllr, ll'K.ifl.
PtfOI in mBEER,
k bl UM III' ! r..HIS ' Kr AIv.tHpi(Hi.)'. ..ui .. tti
"inritA ix fur ailu-- ia ftaj i km U luavu- iur It
CHRISTMASHEADQUA
THOS. 0. THHUM'oFort Street Store.
BISHOP CO.,IfatabUafaed
BANKERS.IIoniiLLXC,
EXCHANGE
CALIFORNIA, fRAIiCiSCO
Chicago,
MESSRS, ROTHCHILO
OluistontirolitHTaUinprton.
Hongkoaa
Castle & CokeIMPORTERS,
HardwareandCommissionMerchants,
General Merchandise
AgriculturalImplements
PlantationSupplies.
J. T. WaterhouseQueen Street Stores,
Hardware, Crockery, Saddler.
FANCY GOODS
Fat 8hl Ma.No.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
RECEIVED
broidery,
lUmtsjr.
'i,i...,ova.i.,i ijiaebsambaak.
"KtiiiMiiwM
CRITERION SALOON
MCCARTHY. Manager.
Popular Brands Straight
AliJH'lizer,KTAll.,
'AMOUS WIELAND LAGER
PAPER
tf
THE
ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS
Cardj Factory..
S.w Baiery.
nun aiFINE Vhqnolulu MOT
ICE CREAMS, OOFFEE,7CAKES. CANDIES TEA. CHOCOLAH
ISLAND CURIOS.Our RatMblishment ittthe Hcort in tht
Cit. Call and aee us. Open till 11 p. m.
When looking for MMM
tiling for a . . .
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
Do n.t forRi't to call hithe Jewelry store i
.1 ICOBSONA
PPEirPER,.hi Port nt. Thev bateomathiog you warn, iimi
art making ....Low Prices on Jewelry.
Jacobson & Pfeiffer.i a -- 1 r
Burl Times Mean Close Pnecs to1
Housekeepers.
If yon are in need of any New orSecond Hand PURNITURB, RlGS,STOVES, BBWINO MACHINES. Bte.call at the
IXLFURNITURE & COMMISSION HOUSf
King St. Restaurant!
Corner k nml Alakea streeti will siwyou the heal Dieal for 25ccenti in tin- olty.We an- now in ournew rooms, every tiling fre-.l- i andclean.
,'. member the Pto orin r Kiiiij tnitAlakta etrut: WW 111.
M & fl.Cor. Nuoanu ami Hotel Htri'.'tH.
NewReoeivad par B, B, I Inaanir
Goods
Toys, Toys, Toysfani u00ne,
Silk, Silk, Silk,Hll.K miiiiis. VABIOUB,
SCREENS,RUGSandCARPETS.
A Larue Stock of
Cottoa and Silk Crepe Shirts.
ajaaaa-- MHMMHMBI
N" Sl",v c iv y Bett
Valw
BEAYER 8ALOON.Port Street. - Oppo.ite Wilder ft Co.
Ii. J. MOLTBi I'roiir.rir-- t t'iniu, I.nucliHai wrvetl with !, t'.ittw
HimU VVaUu tdiigrl Ale MJ Milk.
jM'iiiuker Requieitee s bpacuity.
) LINKS,Not Ticathat bindCufT to Cuff
EveryGentleman
Likaq a neat Coff Mid whatt ddt more to itr nt K'ncHrt thana Rood pair of hiudaomaLink-- : that an- reallywhat tht- - DMWI linplifH. Ihave a han Itotut atxl wt'llHflt Htock of ml, in holdfold and lilvtri from the v rvIHeXpeiiaiVft Ul tht fnttly. netwith aaoMa Tin plain amioh d ftiivr. anamatWdami nilviT atilt. Kvrry itiMMevert tiae; m cheap i i
;ih Iiil;Ii n i:t.MI. he MUMbaaaufol iMMHrttuenl in noM.onl MOfa of thi'in. . , .
Tht Torpedo Bhapekt'fpH it pOpuLn.1 il ' We havethem plain or mt with
HlaJtl plm-ti- for moilgnma are nlo Deal and muchworn: while for odd ihapee amiideae our line offen an umihtialopportunity for lelectioo. . .
Ai Llnki are riht.an links are umre worn thanButtons; an
WEhavo
"THE"line nf LinkM
in t lie oily. Im- stir,' to l"..k cart,fall; over .mr trn, fur theyContain what yt.u want. . .
F. WICHMAN,Fort Street.
COMMERCIAL SALOONCur. lieretania an.l Niniiinu Sta.
Fresh Cool Beer intuttht
O. T. S. WhiskeyFinest of White Rye.
T- KEVIN Manager
T. B. MURRAY
Carriage and WagonMANUFACTURER
.Uepairing,Painting,
Trimming,Nkati.y Dunk.
All woik Kiiarantit'.! uf the laait. tiivume a trial ami In com i.iceil.
No. 32 King Street.M iii.i (alaakaaw, oTi- P. 0. Bo. M
REMOVAL
HUSTACE & CO.ll.tW (o
Morgan's Auction Roomft u a short time, ttt hit Ktill wiling
Departure Bay Coal,CHARCOAL,
ALGEROBA andKINDLING U oou,in any ipiaiitity.
"Iknh Telephone 414. i4lf
TitE Hawaiian Star i .Tufty
(OBLISIIKU bVh.KY AFTtHNOONKXCF.PT HIVOY
tOwseV.. In unit:.
PIT' IB
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER it. IMH
HE WAS i ' IHSLKS9.
Mr. Crick, the eminent revoln
tionist. played rather fait and loo
ill his scheming. So far as cm In
learned, he ma le AO calculationwhatever Of the strength of hi
chosen opposition. He failed ul
tcrlv to figure on "what the Othei
fellows would be doing." Crick
even as much of a general ft!
the wicked hoy who DOMtfally de
clared that it would lie easy CtlOUgl
to rob the orchard if the farmer'-do-
could bt dispos.il o!' in ad
vauce.Criok does not seem to have cor
sidere.lth.u the Government hm
rapid Bring machine plant;of artillery and six companies o
drilled soldiers, with two of thenon active duty all the time. It di
not occur to him that the sixt;Sharpshooters would le on dec)
eager for the fray.The Citizens Guard, the silci M
force commanded by Frmk B. Mc
Stocker, had some attention fron
Crick. He did manage to Inctttdi
one officer of that reserve in thi
list of persons to he seized.
Crick is a careless sort of a chap
Perhaps he is a fool. Probably In
is a tool. He his been getting ;
salan from some one. His linanci..
backing was light and his fightin
cohorts seemed to vanish into thi
air long before the battle wa
scented from afar.
FUN WITH A WITNESS.
In the o; Ya
Giesen Tuesday. C. W. Ashl'on
brought to bear all his skill andThe extended conte-betwee- n
attorney and wliness wa
one of the features of the case. Mi .
Ashford 'rattled" the man on thi
stand. To do this is the height o
the desire of a . Th.
fire was a hot one. There anlikely many baek-raeket- s in Vai
Giesen's career that assume for-
bidding shapes in the glare of day.
Mr. Ashford had all hints of thes.in his battery and used them effect
ivelv. The prosecution was a hi
nervous when Van Giesen hecam
mixed on dates. This is always :
vital point. Attorney-Genera- l
Smith came to the rescue of hi;
witness and the damage was sooimended. After a rigid cross-e- x
animation of nearly four hoursVan Giesen's story in the mail
was practically unchanged.When the defeti e is undertaker
the attorneys for the Governmentwill do some cross examiningSome of the witnesses for the
prisoners are hound to be vulner-
able at some points.
Thbbb is only one explanationof Crick's claim that the insurgent-wer-
to have assistance from II. li
M. S. Champion. The explanationis that Crick invented the story.
It was a year ago today thai
Minister Willis made for GrovtrCleveland the "demand'' upon theProvisional Government, whiclbrought forth President Dole'sfamous reply. On that day Americanism was triumphant.
Tun opening of the Kamehameha Girl's School and the BisbO
Museum Annex, made a big occa-
sion of Pounder's Day this year.The names of Ilernice Ptuab'Iiishop and (.has. R, Ilishop wilever live brilthis peopll
lnU- tlic heatts
Up TO the present, efforts to sup-
press the liquor traffic in .Mask,have met with lit de SU0CMS. Liquors are imported, landed and soldwithout stint in every white settlin)ent. This iii great pari owinj.to the fact that the territory ha
4.03 miles of seacoast and 2u,oox
miles of shore line, a circtimslanctwhich renders the prevention ol
Smuggling extremely difficult,
( WINQ LIQUIDATION.
The London DUy Nnti says in
an arlii le on the liaring liquidationit has been artanged to issue
JC 1,000,000 in 4 per cent, firsimortgage debenture bonds, redefinable at par w i'.hin ten yearsone-tent- each year, and 500,001
in 5 per cent, second mortgage de
betiture bonds, redeemable at 0per cent. both issues will beoflercd at par, and will be secureiby a guarantee of 500,000 cash,
executed by leading financiers connected with the Hariugs; this laaddition to the StdtritieS that lilt j
bank ab sad) holds. A prospectusU expected eafly. It is under-- J
KtOOd both have been liliall)underwritten. I
December m, iSVy.
These big land dealt that atebeing consummated should be ac-
cepted as an indication ol a prospcroui future. Hut there shouldue some one abroad who wouldwork in the interest ui colonisa-tion. As has been repeatedlyMid) Hawaii nei offers grandnduccments to tin.' Irost bittenai mer ol the North West to set-
tle lure and a good smoothalker to go among them would10 doubt no good work. theiwners oi tnese targe tracia 01
ami will want to sell them inmall tracts to the farmers, but
to do so the farmer and the landmist be brout ht into closertouch. He must be shownv herein the land in. and condiions oi Hawaii are superior tomy place else. He must becon- -
inccu mat earinquaires aie notin every day affair and that W
iavc other tilings than burning,volcanoes. L'ne agents abroadire engaged to talk up attracions that are oi interest to oneet oi men as the party ol thelist part and a lew business pe ti-
de as party ol the second part.iouiisIs come and tourists go,ut the farmer stays forever un-es- s
he goes broke. 1 he man whonines here and builds up an in-
dustry, whether it is larming,tuck growing or in making Li-
lian meal is more profitable tothe community in winch he livesnan the tourist w ho conic hereind st.es a month and then goes
ic and tells ol the volcano.ires. The wealthlozen farmers is s.
i rai ola on a
renter t han it isn fifty tourists, where a division
il t he spoils is concerned. We dool wish to Imply that the tour-- 1
-- t business is not a gooil thing:IS band.11 a (rood inauv people bad toive on while the Mc Kin ley billasted, but as a steady ditsi theublic would not wax I at on it.
i lu re's room on these islandsr farmers and there's ample
pace (or but they.ill come unless they arc
of the fact. There's anlea current in the United Stalesnat the I law. in. in islands are
.lowing with milk and honey.mi as clerks arcipen to any one who w ill applyor them. Men w ho have comelere in search ol work have
tound this to be lalsc. Whileidvei Using the country d mightic well to add a line lor thelenefit oi this class of peopleind advise them to stay at home,or than .Honolulu. It
is :i matter that should engagethe attention ol the press andhe pulpit, rather t hah
onii
a fewa '"i!
,,erfectlv
milita
every
like mil stuckand
unless we thedaintiest you
the silver line isset ol
and Server, Beautilul in designand delicate inihcv i"
Next year theremay be ones youdon't waul in wait that
is at hand now tbei
ou must our.ist t solid goods is not confinedio we have a
buying newu..H ,1
x4 a j
i tables we neverstuck the are
lew. veryoiwith us. It tin
conic in and
it, never it outoi parlor and never want
giar
vuiue theno
mi:
BY AUTHORITY.To Whom It may Concern.
Notice is hop'iv uiv.-- Hint all Willthi Stmnlnlv na.i
be presenter! by Desenbtr St. I8M Andnil iiii ihh tvtntl by thai (ate mliable to be anpaM antll lbs nasi qnaf
.
w. ii.. Road snpi.. Honolulu,
Approved ;
t, A KINli.the Interior.
td
-
In RE Dissolution the HanaleiM Company, an Ha-
waiianwin Sugar Mill Com-
pany, a Mtabltshed underLaws of the Hawaiian bland,
pursuant to the Law In moh nan madeand prosidtd Blidal the office oftin- Minister f petitionfor th dissolution of the paid
together with certlAoate thereto- required by law.
Now therefore, notice Rivento itny nil Who haee Ween ornr.- Inter l in niaiuier What- -
soever In the said thatto tin- - of the Mid
petition must in- tile. i iii the office theon or before Saturday, the
19th day f try. I MM, ami that anyreon or per out- - deilHng to be heefd
thereon niuit be in atoffice of the the Beeoulive Building, llonoluhi, ootoeSa, m. ot day. to show oattee whysai.l petition should not he granted.
A. KINli.Minister of the Interior.
Interior Oftlue.November 12,
MM 1 .
Ml -- l( 1. Mil
. II lirll UK III I. tell" I'riif.-.IMi-
ner-per- . N.-- March.
At Emma Square even- -
side speculation it is; it was log the Government
capitalists,not
that positions
elsewhere
discussing
Bow
creditable renditiongave
very ot deKontky's of
This is a piece ofmusic. It is theof the German Court pianist andestablished li sKontskj was in Sany ear his the world.
Professor Merger is working hardon a new It will be called
Guard Hawaii."
i I I III l.l
( ill Anil a Han kin pi Case
Pending.
In case of Wong Poy vs.Ana Moinotia plain-
tiff's attorney, moved fcr a
date for hearing. The matter willbe heard to o'clock Friday
original isbill for partition.
George Lucas, Clerk ofCourt, lias this dav mailed notices
he winch one sort 0f the time and place of hearins
I
HEALTH
examination
where
tbem
beef,
discovered
vaccinatum
religion umj .uiu mi petition Mnitli 018 expense upondisadvantages anothci possesses, charge to practiced by nmatour
or bankrupt. would withoutl'ri.-cill-a
ithesemiglii assumpsit M(oll0Wil
dollar; makes against Jones, really simple andlarge exceptions rules are
can the size ruling demurrer T:.,Is
bicycle is same have been clum.icing Chased up one street judgeand down another until 77TT7TZI.IKllte.lthe Goddess Ol Liberty
Superintendent Cassidy hasgasps breath. 11 can set-- j
lie the unoccupied lands pleased lightinglarmers the dollars may be Union Square Three arc
Oct in and have placed so that groundadvertise. lis lighted in almost part.
This is solid week Some one of the companies is outus and the people. No- - Square every nightthing has everueen shown here never willne give exhibition.Che tiling ever
saw in Com-uinati-
Strawberry Forks
workmanship,commend themselves
everyprettier but
long;Christmasline subscribe,
understand that
expensive
coiors,
Drpartrneni
CORPORATION NOTICE.
Corporation.
dolj
Corpora
hereby
ol
underelgnod
said
theLion."
around
march."National ol
has
morning.
Circuit
lamps
An
AN RXTBA MONTH.
Two Hajri Chinese January S0
Beginnlne.
Foil, able editor ofHawaiian Chinese
favored Tin-- : Stak a copy ofhis paper's calendar 1895. Thisis a handsome colored sheet a
marine view at top. There-ar-
pictures of several Chinesemen-of-wa- r. Two of these havebeen by the and athird was disabled the accident-al of a Chinese torpedo.
The 2Sth of next month will benumber ol small chaste the of Chi ear,
design and inexpensive 111 which has 360 days. Every threeprice, but the value is just lyears an extra month tossed in
same. 3ug.ii tongs, Lie to satisfy Old Sol's system. ThereuoonS, salad 101 ks etc., and wiU be thirteen mouths in
as cheap as we useel to Chinese passing during 1895.li plated gouus for. 'The 111 ntb 01 May doublesAnd lauij;.--! em not imagine The Chinese Ntwt baa beau estab-111- .
ii the success ol the bltctriol twelve years, calendarLight Company lias deteited us includes a correct directory in two
.111 keeping goods in ibis of Chinese doingane to the Bluudard We business in Honolulu.
all the.1111.. .11 1, I'm On mi vt
Qiildaa,
were coutiuualiy Belling. I Dr. Talmagc ii receive
pays time. $5O0 lecture, sometimesLllttl trom ontllsOOO. makes more money
Doon the 34th, OUtof lectures than otherMrewililiibue tickets Iota nde Colonel
...i ti i..Mrir Inffcrfoll price is Moo, while
DurchAMer oli.iuic. renter
in and pricesabout r ty li
A few, handsomepiecet Rook wood Hutteiy
you notKnow Kookwood,ne introduced, you will never
ol wi&h wasyourgive it away. Notning
in nottllUHdccorationi
wood Pottery has
Hawaiian HARD-U'Aiv- L
COMPANY.
Fori blieet.
against
ccMtnitos,
Minister Ol584
of
Sut;ar il
reus, Hanalelcorporation
im
the Interior a
asnnesed
-
pertoniany
Corporation,granting
P
attendanceuoderetgned In
10
J.
1M4.
e.
"I
Tuesday
"Awakeninggrand
only composition
reputation,Francisco last
on Way
ii:
nil
WaKantai, Achi,
atThe cause
advantages
Year
Mr.News has
for
pieces, beginning
lished
11 1. speech
a
A re
a
nut Itto up to th
us nounLhe22ud,tO on any
'aI1 on thcDr.
Ou
lire
the
the
nml
De
Toe
the
be
MeGlvnii, Joseph Conk and othersof same rank of lecturers com-mand 100 to if 50.
Mil. Hun- 11111U
Qeneral ICaratta, Melbourne, heis KOOfJ opportunity
lor miners the UnitedStates versed in tba beetmethods ol obtaining gold, but it is
lu l.. necessary that they come1, ...L-- prowucii minis and
iminita. experience, with sufTicieut theformer last them at sixmonths.
lieu n., I'l.lnl."It li.c-- to no pu.nti--
ill""Ves cuts li.vt-- , ihe) say. 1'vt- tveo
kuoH UlS puiat Juk Uj UouU."
THF. HAWAIIAN STAR. WEDNBtuAi DECEMBER to iM'
SANITARY LIVING.
Parados The llnrgrmTlietLara ii. lalatteetraal DM
An of the vital afiitlstlcaSi etvUISld OOUBtftes presents a fact whiehIi esBlngl) paradoxical, it Sprues that I
the farage duration of lifewith t'fich get mle. nml lonnevItT Imlwrcnatug. The yonnger generstlofM show aeeMeealng mortality) while thoae pssl themeFid I of life have a ronsluVralilc In- -
rreie ''he leaton this. SOOOfdlng tog Harper's tartar, may tie founddoub.. In he fart that yonih, num.suacoptlbls to ah perm diseases, basgieat-H Immnnity With every year's plOgrCH Ol
sanitation, it in biology that thegreatest adeancemeni has beta made by
thai srienee. By the promulgation ofventive llli has reilll III'gen of oootaglon, decreaeed thevluf disease anil simott pfeclndcd the port
ilbilltlei of ('iihli Hut when mat nity reSObed the prent nervous strainIlliiilern life, with eareless praetiees, tetlil- -
to wear out the orgaalim that hasafoiy bfotlghl through hazardous youth,
The great clog in the wheel of snnitais QOOlcanneaa That trrent pioneer,
Kdw ln Cliadw h'k, hellevetl If the penI le could he made to dislike dirt that mor-tality would lie del rer.sed i. lifth.
Turn we will for instruction,always pfCCBflted to us the prima
cause for ah pfopsgateabacteria and In turn attracts. KveryeoUfge the world has knmvn was
vand first in iiiih. The home of choleratoday is en the bankaof the Qangea,thatgreatest nt polluted streams, and the..he live there are nntoriously unclean.
Bad mini'- - plumbing nre tnlorobeicultivated in Vitiated air from poorTHitllatlon lethewaataof the throwneat through the
Illrt In detail and ohsrurlty kills whilewe hunt the World for the cause.
Wet and Coldi.Cine plan to overcome susceptlhlllty to
taking cold from wet feet, asDip the feet In and themremain thcro a few seconds. The nextniiitulngdip them In again! letting themremain In few seconds longer. 1 tin nextmorning keep In little, longer retami this until you can leavethem in half an without taking cold,in tnls way person can become aecoj- -
tomud to the cold water, will notcold from tbli cauta, Hut be It un-
derstood that the "hardening" must iodone carefully.
The lie-- t For Children.The following arc said to leprest Dt tin!
best for children in the onl. ofdigestibility! Cold mutton, mutton
chops, v. oisi n. tenderloin, sirloin stoakichops, ast rabbit meat ami
chicken. Veal, u.rlo.v. goo-- e anddmk should he excluded ihu cbll- -
h.ll of lare.
Dtseowey in FeverFrom Braail oomes the n port Dt.
Domingo Frelre, a well known bacteridpist, the microbes of yel-low fever and malaria anil begun thaipractice of for tbosc diseaseswith wonderful lucceas.
NOVEL CHINA DCCORATICN.
It.iw Set Colon ell Cbloa OtherGlased Nurfacei Without Firing.
China painting is always very much ad-
mired, hm mi account of the additionalnave ol W, 11. lor trouble and attendant firing
from debts all creditors l nut so much art- -
livci one, rather every one 0f the it bo ;. . fiacks. A wnler in Mnilern tells,
oul ourselves, is altci the In the suit brought by , a ,mll f punting onil no difference J, l. Dowsett Flora I china wbich is very sue
ivhether it appears "as as defendant has noted to sssful If followed
a w heel or ol the ovci of and eo viuir elunu fir Uicoratinnwheel on a it the allowed by ami free fnmi ili.atin
lor wewith the byhad
with less exertion. been the
Silver w ithw ith on the now.
our
is
S
i
articles;
...
it
Next
.11
there isi y
I theut.out year
i
its
ourup
lire designs.fc.
Japanese,
discharge
languages
said toAnd for and
reminds
platfoiw.t
everv an
hadt .
t
to.11;
in
Holts.
O
the
ttnn,
Jane
the
nt
ls.
the
in
Ho the
with
withline the
sunkby
the nese
me
up.
the
u
aHe
his
u ti
thefrom
I
ats i s ahere from
absolutelywell
of
I .1.
is bad a prilau't
u oi aXrutb
resting
in
furw n
- I
a i
It
nilrii l
is
heen
UoB
to
then. Isdiseasi iiith. it
cultl
people
tilth.
hmps.
Sect
is fellowsBold water li t
aa
houra
and hetake
Mints
incuts rtheir
lamb ripork,
fromdreli's
A Vallowthat
has
In nr
draw.
aoeu- -
her ,
one.
Willi
ol unfit; tuao when not ai wonjroot mntorlali thould Im- placed In ati
room and palette and oblna ocveredwiih an ample piece uf muslin, i'w ularge dlnnei plate if fou baYen't a palettehpaid of etotitt oblna, Tlntewblcb fretuIn- plaiiil on wliiti- wan- hhouhl Ui I'ttxi--
Iif white, hu to that YOU may the inurereadily Judge f their depths
Coyot tbe oblna surface with awashof equal parte of balsam of It" and
turpenttno, 1: it on briskly until surlaoe or tooth i made on which vot cansbetob jour design. Draw the ou". linenwith a pointed lead pencil. Nowc A your palette with the necessary ') oolOTSi using turpentine as a medium amipainting your design as smooth and troadus possible, Use your paint sparingly.
the flrsl painting i iry, no overth" work, adding details where they nrerequired to give Qutsh. Win n perfectlydry, you aro ready to "set1 your colors.
To do this take live parts t,f gelatin toone of aeid ohromate of lime; thin withnleohol. Set the containing theDuld In hot water. When tlm miZtUfO if.
quite warm, drop a little on the paintingand flow, directing it as it inreadi wjthr.enn sable brush. It should cover all thepainting and ju.--l touch the ehina on the
vei BxpOM in a glass cast) to thu sunJi'ht ftir a day or two, and a glaze will Ih3
formed over the painting which is DotSoluble In holling water.
If a port of the surface made w ith Uiobalsam of lir and turpentine remains u.OOTered by t!"-- painting, you can removeIi with a eleaO rag dipp d In turpertine.
Should you Wish to lay u Uat tint OU
which the design In to he painted makyour Application of the mixture as thotigilor the sketch and then paint the nut, li f
til ' it dry. Over this make another inplication of the mixture find draw yourdstlgn as In the flrsl instance.
Wlu-l- l.lrl. An- Tin. StaSJJTi
in India, whsn tnu many arls dIn a llla(e, Ibay put lltils opinntin ir urn mil, a uli-c- uf tin x in i.band, and t tbeli vi.i 1. ol
111 iiir K .1
jui.riili waai rarda writtM upon h
Eiit jrovff btaad and spin roar thread.On, uiid hi ml u b,.y insteiul.
Tbeo Sas Josl pop tbarn into tbe Qanpesto float down tba rirar hhiuhii tbe lotmflowuK. At lfllht llllb Ulit'd In In'
tt.in haftora western oivillzutlun bagan toponatraes the orient
re Khoalas Weed.To asanslai Trend r,nnk il fur two days tn
prana altun watar, il Unt article happensto be a table or suineUuneT j intoarnooth and nlirsn it tben with a
to for a .theirat at logwood chips ot
to
a rdeos nt Indlge as hiy as a baan anil ap-p-
tin- Uuid not, using a betian. Tailwin tnaks the wooi vioh-- t ooka. Ajijiiythis three timee, wultinir eaoh time for b)t,i dry. itoil a lutii- vaanaris in some rln.ajaf anil kIvi- a ooal uf thatstauU thro, days, then wrll withDluuuoll sklu mill New YorkTtli'tfruin.
t .,1,1,11,1 aasblj Da la,1 1, rt ,r would advise foti take a
walk even tnaenlruj bsfoes bssafciaabBanpr 'Itwt itflfitnr. lah, aavaf t up
until paraaatnat, r'kaow
Thv Uuitad atatss has pel Lies anvisw .ta- -
tioUM 1S1 Oil thu hull Ir. ki 1111 thu lukin,IS ou the l'a.'ifiu ulai I at lit. Ohio htlw.LaalarUla
hi the Holidays sliowingvery
line ol Brush and CombManicure Cases,
Baby Cases,Odor Cases,
Fancy Mirrors,Fancy Perfume Atomizers,
and the finest assortment ot
PERFUMERYever displayed in this marV( v, and all at bed
a y
KOLLiSTER DRUG GG., Ltd.u:t s'rwisiCT.
Christmas Novelties.Display suitable for Ladies
520 FORTSTREET.
polishvuiiiial:
SACHS,r wi
aa
A or
ww
Are vim looking tnt a Present RUlt kble fur a (ientleni.m F
A tine silk or a SILK NEGLIGEESHIlir always useful, We ha o ne aasordneut of
Silk or - --
Linen Handkerchiefs.They never amiss. We never h "I better value th in now. Our white hemmed
stitch silk Hanilki for 9Sc "0 a Ji ten i a bargain. Our SttcSILK HANUKERi In pure hl u nr fancy bordered can't tie lient. We
have a fine line "I Whlti Llni n Hniidki rvliiels in ami Hi mined stitch, also
Faney Bordered
6'. ATtcktvtar, Silk Socks.
Something for a Lady?An endless variety suitable fur Christmas Gifts.
Kid Gloves, Kans. Silk Hosiery, Hand-ru-
Silk Lace Scarfs, Lace Fichus, Silk Shawls ....A Fine Assortment uf
Lace Silk Fichus, Fancy Covers.
BigLadies'
rock prices
Gentlemen
N. S.
Gent's
PoantaM,
Drapes,
Bargains inI landkerchiefs.
a Our Emliroidered at 15 cents and
.'ii cents are record breakers Our silkat cents is a stunner: nothing it.
LEWIS COImporters,Wholesaleand Retail
'iiiaa
Tclpphon MO.
I am going to
Y AN CAMP,&
and have one of theirmade up in the latest style,Bacauae I am of a
FitAnd for Gkvt.s' Fcknisji-IPXM- j
just look atIn :t report the State Depart- - as possible two days Then boll hand- - 2ftc window,
meat Washington from Consul- - tttl In a Qjuart watair I fle, once you
"Titer
well
until
least
lunkt
about
body
continue
said
sharp
When
bottle
a
to
uitvr Tit-lJi-
A
Tine
wrw
nr
lltEF.Plain
Siit Silt
1 I
suits
Suav
take a
If youcon- -
tinue to do the same.
JOHNSTON 4 STOREY,
413 Fort Street.
Fur Rent or Sale
Five Room Cottage at Punaboa.Vitnl ptHitplna ahoal h ,ski .uuare fawt,Aii.-i.- wuifr. Ahum thri-- e ininuleb III
walk lappa, iruiuwoy.
rm
ftv r'rv f1
t'l
'
will. . .
ApplyW. K l.l j II
1, , .V. Uo.
WC arc
HONOLULU
UMBRELLA
rchies
Handbags,
Table
Itilf Bargains in Ladies' Ilandkerchiefs. Don't niisa our LadiesWhite Hemmed Stitch Handker-chiefs that we are selling for $1,00
dozen White HandkerchiefsHandkerchief
embroidered, IS approaches
GROCERS.
HOLIDAY GOODS,BON BORIS,
XVIAS TREES,Etc., Etc.,
Candles. Xmas Tree
frO"t Street.
JOHNSTONSTOREY,
PsaracT
VANCAMP,
attractiveSets,
Etc.
Ornaments.
SINGEB'S IS BESTAND
Bergersen sells themAT
No. 113 Bbtbbl Stkekt.1 have constantly on hand a full line mill aiyia. of the Biaoaa Bbwimq Machink, w hich is the Hiuiulunl mafhllir
offer them on easy payments anil ullow prices.
RepuiriHQ f all hinds filfrtioWi to,
atSaSSUrsSala anil staafllH always for suli.
B. BERCER8ENlid Uetiikl Sthki t.
Queen's Hospital Trustees.
HoaomLD, Uuc. 15, wm.An idjouruad iaml rtannal tlsailni
Ol tbe Huanl of 'liuslt-et- i ol the Queen'sHuapital "ill ba bsdd at tin- - HoaoiipJHnlbtiug mi WanitintT. tin- lath Ua
I'd Mta.it, at lUi80 u'olook, a. in.Ppt tJruer,
9. A. Sil'IIAliKlili.Mil it awupatarjr,
Fragrant and Lasting
Christmas Gift. . . Can be obtained from our varied
assortment ot
Lubins, Lundborg's, Greenbaum s,
GOSNELL'S,COLGATE'S,
Ricksecker s, Roger Gallet or Girard's
PERFUMES. . . Sachet Powders, Toilet Waters,
Florida Water, Farina, and ....47 11 COLOGNES.
The Unequalled Maile Cologne
Benson Smith & Co..FORT AM) HOTEL hTREETS.
CONSPIRACYCINCHED.the mainstay of the Republic
We have a new
the Trace to the
strap will never slip
end and runaways are
A .A .,4,.,,
70
Honolulu's
Police force is
device for securing
Singletree. Theoff, trouble is at an
averted.
Hawaiian Carnage Mf'g Co
QUEEN STREET,
Will pay you at OurStore in Style, Quality and Finish.
The Manufacturers Shoe Go.Money Saving Distribution of All Kinds of FOOT WEAR.
H. E. Bid iTYRE $t BRO.,IMl'OKTHRS AND OHALKKS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed.
East Loknkk Fout anh Kin; Streets.
Ksar Oaoda reeaiseo ny every Hawbsi Keep lbs KaMern Ktatm and EuropeVraafc Oillfaf la hmuMs by starj itesanar All orders isitfelnll , ( , tand ojds iv r.l t,, t.nv i art .,r th self tre ol
Ldand Ordatl olinibtd, BabUlaAtaSa guaranteed. Tetephoue No. trj1'ost Mil. llul Ho. lto.
l M - M I -- II I I
A, B and C com pm Itfl X. G. H.were drilling TtteSflty night.
Tile btttalion competitive drillWill probably be ordered for Jan.17th.
E. C. Winston will return by tileAlolia, now lg days out lroin S inFrancisco.
The ense of C. Hammer, chargedwith malicious injury has beencontinued until moved on.
The Hoard of Health will not,nice', this afternoon as its President,W. 0. Smith, is detained in Court.
The public gem rally is invitedthe open meeting of theAmerican League on Friday even-ing.
The Oovernraeut and Karachi-meh- a
School bands aie playing torthe dedication exercises this after-noon.
That I.ndv's Ramblef on sale atthe Honolulu Cyclt ry would makea splendid Christmas present forsome lassie.
Supervisor Cummingi has in thisissue a notice to those havingclaims against the Road Department.
The rank of Knight will be conferred at this evening's regnl irconvention of Mjstic Lodge,Knights ol rhythms.
TatsagO was arrested yesterdayfor deserting contract service fromthe Hllo Sugar Company. Orderedto return and to piy r 3.
The question offire engine house atball grounds on thebeing agitated.
of a Kingdom?
prices,
Walton, manager plished.
S.
chargetelephone
quarter,
at0 fl
to
a1
1
Mondaya
on
I.
g presented.audience.
predicament.
PKIIMUNAL,
I
Li.ree
knocked
refused
severelypunished restoration
mepellig
CtGAMS
PLOT THICKENS.
TKRTIMOM
And
oa s
AW
Champion,
Nawahi, mentrial charged conspiracy
broughtMcEvoy Witness
Honolulu
exactlyacquaintedNawahi.
his
entrance laneconversation
easy
amilie occasion,
Nawahi repliedreceived
traitorsown The
establishing toethe base-- 1 "son,plains Is again neawara, oowier
On occasionThe theme Gospel immediate
will ' there ill-- ! offrule for becoming cititen stated that conferred
Christ
mistake preferred saying of peopleinclude cowards
onlittle and all
Several of,lliiril
morning bebig conspiracy case.
C. Nr. of, ...:non,
position week to acceptHawaii.
After 1st Mr.Aungst Hamakuawhere he will again lake
system in that
of Unionwill meet 7:30 this even-
ing and vote pastor. Officersthe ensuiug sar are also be
chosen.
The Government bandconcert bttltua Square uesdaynight he
eventi:Tnere was large
tram announced
.U.I 111 1. I'Several natives
cued him
Miss
Ii
ro
reiuaai
.
saut toey
lewto
lALC
1
ii
PrlOSSMon
ijiW.
At
i v
A D. RtSMtIi,Iit
lene.
M 1:1
llnv.- -
l MRU
LISTED AS
iikIn
11. M.
Ucv.tlillProm
1.
9:15 thisand Weed, the
.on withwore into D,
WUbeen in one year.
been a police in secretservice year.
Crick, andHad with
Hush on ,lh In
this that if
nil . .., ,
reatort 01
l I nighl theii, w.... i;.. ,1
l llll Ul un. I lui ecuan with
wetK leavhad ing
sation n warnWit , on that
askedthat bad news badand that had in
their ranks..1 traitors given were:
r.. i. i nomas, r.sna
.mji
at Tent posed HushIs an to hold for a
fallible he
cases were
pro- -
hadthat the
uent had and thatto the
a with were the on side.ems. and had the
at
to
taken. Government forhow he this
Ul Urick t overthrow01 111 tne at
this prior to ,treeted, a rush for big
,
gave
mud.
theI
pi mnui. r it tne wasthis f k
hke at , . ,. , easv
will go to
the
for
at
tor
laki
was
Oats,
is.-i-
S.
had
the
.
that
wuii
news.
On
his
prt
itwires.
Have bad noas then
that secret
said thatconversation August
private2 o in
noon, examinationsaid on 4V.I1
no else aroundBush's occasionwent ot own
and in thistook an
Mr. Baker, gentleman with1..11 rr asking lor the news.
, 1. .. n,i, i,cic s acouaiutance on DecemberU,l IIL .111 BfcUVIS HCVM
in res- -
from his
of
nil.
sellany
All
C.lvr
Ami
At
A.
one
At
...:,i. uimbe con
mn
for
nun
be:
be
tne
be
1by
was
intne
unof
he saw one
up
upa..., bv
and on the ol
The two Captains appointed ing to see he not tellthe H. A. A. C. him he was in secret service.
told defendantsto arrange a51I1 at that he was a Scotland
The prospc--t for a meet Showed Scotlandis decidedly It was at Scotland
. and sent to witness.the last the store of resignation
has been land It was notThis astonishing, consider-- 1 fact defendants
the immense variety of ness ol being spy theseasonable goods he told him that he suspectedas the are right, it not him on oftake long for the to on, Bush's that
- found its w iv houseWe a specialty putting t0 the Marshal's Bush ac-u- p
Fruits and C(wed witness thein and lo Marshal and of the
Oh! What a to . vr.,s at atw.ll,less.
inby Hart Was not then
CompanyParlors.
A
the Elite Ice
Axtell and Brewerthe
school are Miss BeckwilhPauwela,
About
morning,and
Cream
BKI
Sititi.s 'litheii,
fitteeu nativesit the thisThey to continue
oath ernuieiit men.
to the Republic.
Preparatory
coiuu eapuue
last night that would be"
lake oath.
tint wire in in m suo-scrib-
the of'I'll.. naltvM have been
.1.lor ine p.ui ni Mftwn
One the Ha tanswere afraid Thequeen was going back in a
if declared fealty theRepublic they would be
OttitATpnreh largely a UttS
ere iv eliatileilthan other retail
atotc wn.kind" Bveee vHT be snld
eaeh. Sale1 Moveinla-- r Hgtli.
II,
UKXICAN
JIULUSJEh' & COX
Mom: .mjainst rnr.onshih pHisoxnM,
li I vnj .1. I..
Keldeaesmall
N
trine, gatd
MIINTIOMTII.MTOKs
Anntstenee
morning Hush,Crick
court.Called,
Hehas officer
Waswith Hush,
conversationulv at night
time he stated Kng- -
land
beenbeen
jonu
this Nawahi
wuri
Wai- -
further
the
conversation
i8tb
time
were
spy.
been spy
andconversations
allegianceTile slated
building
required andthis morning,
wai
slaild.
tollowiiig
wrote note. Note
Met comerand him had
himdeliver
0:0Saturday. Was
rifles Printer's
Told
him Spreckels'
rifles gate
took them and witnessleft. had rifles
Punchbowlcame and goingtoward Punchbowl.
guns soldOne
Son and Captain
residence,
Igot
and
same
I tlcer.gave
street.Was Pad
Parkerlave
Merc-h-anti-
ExchangeIneflS wanted
and offeredgood piisition stay
Insurrectionists,time that Government
last bilei 500
; ounda amnutnition.lied that
ammunition retjuircd. AfteTguniwere Cri
treet and houburning,
,,Inot natives Primer's
guns delivered,1.: .,.....1, .... i
'(III IV v,
stated would Had vcral shortuovenittient aurtng
On the with Crick. Talkeduusn, a
Crick.
found
le.
action.prelerred lime
a Crick
..: win
L.
cum
room
cross
On
i.m
the was go- -
for
notall
of
of
ness
olith. Por or
toiid
not
Heliuei I'll.-..-
at thetime
matmenof
nun
ug.
side
not
two
L, wasMr. was
Hall
Government.wanted buy
Saw andvlcrchanta' Exchange fust
'eceuiber. Jit atfnoon.
hum and alsoand
lion.afterwards
himgun Thursday night.
11..11
I'iie
innMti
bis was
two
not
came
metme the
get
On twothe
hemet
was
thewas K. O.
who A the
thethe No ie
not seen perin
lided. at
W saw
hedo
tne
he'no
he all the
;',i tintow
enti
..n..--.
the
of
thethe
Ha wereIHVII1HI
He
con ver- -
old
the
the
tne
the
by didHe
the
his
,i,L,
off
up
not
the
the
the
met
for
the
the
i waswas B.
werebad
did not it.He
he
took the gun theSaloon. was not He- -
officers the Champion and fore Weed said Govern- -
had been promised aid. prettv lensYou make when you Bush wait he in
your in Govern- - Government their HeKing Bros, 'em big and tnent building it could (Weed)
drunkenness
CentralChurch
easily the ready busi- -
asked the Execu-lnes- s. meant bylive 1111 coll taKen. le Ol lovernmeut
disposed insinct a.llfe UuU the Rich.the opening ;m gate overpower-o-t
the made the gunstiling would accom-- 1
asked the night thaton lotikmi 'could be done buildinga
position Pahala, ...January
Members
prevent cutting the
withsince, discovered
witness the
"Witness the14th was
Hush'sstairs, about
witness
office.accord, round
..allies therewhich about
hour. Witness brought BUbject
l.ntn,. Made.... Crick
July.Bush's
During witnessBush,
Monday eveningfootball game Jan- - the about March
uary are already hard work, yard man.letter from yard,written yard
Witness wrotew.ek, a from Scot-N- .
S. Sachs crowded, ai d June. athat wit-in- g
fresh a while,and Bush
rices doespublic catch reasons a paper
had frommake office.
Fine Glace French of taking paperMixed Candies both baskets being inboxes. pleasure ...r..;,.,
111nil pv- -
style (jrjcu. by
anll.ll
Maui.
work
Ii
ul Decline
dock
with Hadwere
they
9th
oath
luLa
oath.das
they
whenplace.
llivniirn,
iiihIh cliemier
(leadsattOtUMI
tiay
names
Ulllllllllll
Le'gh Irvinew is
taccused being
tended a
being adrunk.
a
arrived
Nawahi
twenty
residence severalThey fimtn July
usual
absent.
PunchKing.
house.
deliver
house.another
bank, night took
Crick.rifles,
from King
Crick.from
from
cIkcU
witness
Crick.
would
COttld on';
Kingwhere
would. another
poison priorcials, 14th
short
said
them they
heldclock
that
that
13th
For
4th
luau
told
vessel.Crick stated
that would
HadHush's
111:40.calletl
GraU swornUritua
house.Crick
rilles. Crick wentwould
house
Cri.'k l.auesl.o.ve
ride Crick
check
Lanewhere Gave Crick
Afterstreet.
other
Parki
since untilasked
Emll
Crickother guns
shortisked
Crick
knew
matterguns
Weed guns.Weed
saloonweekEmll
others there.Weed conversa
catchtalked Weed.
Weed would bringsaloon
Weed there.with
knewpres: there
have inside
couU1Wednesday, the 4th., asked
furnish him guns.The day before he had talkedoverthrowing Government.
Witness what Thursday brought
conversations
successfulflattering.
pretended
suspected
displayed,September,
Told
the gun Weed was not thesaloon. gun itnessthen said jump into
hack, while stillsaloon, and drive away.
believed Weedwould swear
Court then 1:30.
1:45 o'clock
Dsmer still stand andhands
Osmer said Weedbefore saloon. Haa
with him.told Weed that gun had been taken
saloon. wouldtime and get
The gun had taken awaybefore Weed got there.
gun. Gunfrom Capt Parker.
Witness said that gun takenaway from saloon police officers.I'rior this Weed told witnessthat would get some moneyfrom friends with which
gun. Thistbis check given
witness Crick gunshown into court
hadbeenWitness check.Tbe check $12,
withbank drawer.
Crick. o'clockOsmer's
past downtime last
taken secretforce. that point
send friend loved deli Ro)t Wilcox'snln,,a rsnriAu . - t . i LTm..m I Illirlltquisite experts. accused
Missl . , .
visiting
n r
take
and
took
(
W'it- -
Had
Kun
.1 IS . I. .
-- i
'I
never
-
l
e k uc
ll i , "....
ill. n. ii.
itlie
ne
toss
into
1...
to
lit,
lit mn to
inof
at
Ti
it
he
on
Dsmer to
told
night
him
to
r... ;..i. -!
Click
Told
..." non.
atat
mi to011
on
cave a on
to on
on He
'n
tor on
Ut
to itc
aif on
at
n W
othi
n 011
11
a aht
,jt
vIlllll HI iil 'l
om--
He
,
toin
inB.
i; a
toa
atto
ol
no
oil'
inis
ka
heif I
atLetthe saw a man
a he wasthe He
tne man wasnot to
to
THE
At p. m. thecase was J. L.
was on thein the the
t at he met oncethe in
to eed saidcall at theit. oeen
was
wasby
tohe
his to payfor was onAt the
by for the wasIt was
by Mr.for the
thewas for the sum
toas the It was
At 2 the
was tothe in thewhen he was on the
ata or a one a on th.l,nv nf nut ,. .....I
&
mil.
ol
lor
Mil
nee
of
,1,,.
stated mat onethe last Novem
ber Cuck come to his house.He wanted to know if witness hadany guns which were in the possession ofthat he had two and showed them
Crick. had bi night butmn itiK veil, less lo "uc
given him Parker.Oahu college ,. ,v,. v.. ,,r
oer
by
sell. other onewas by
Ul HHI .,. ......
uio-- i
to
in
.1,..
be ...mI., ...,r.l .ii. ,., Witness toiu ii. ujm wouldsneaa on two irom armory
tt lllie-- n 11' I'll-1- . ..viv ...iui.i.1 Cm.mii. - w.lllteil mill lilt.... ,Uk ... v.. .... tJ
i ' , , , e ,, . iiicui at ouec. iincss wouiusi in .i nil ii.t.i
ol
o
not let hint have them that night,lie wanted to Parkerfirst. The next day witness called. . .to see t Rpialu i aiKci .uu toiuan easy in ittt r lo overthrow tile , . ., .
: id . i, .11 "'Hole story
I
i 1,1 ,. r.i,,..,.. on '.ue trail en anus.n.ii ne i.iuiM ... .i ...i v.... - .
of
ant Governmentinbetween Aug-cam-
around t)l end- -
replaced.
Sentember
ed atJ then
the in... -
Witnesspro-
duced.
witness'Witness
Saturdaywitness'
deliver
me Printer's
Printer's
deliveredNawahl
Witnessidentifies
obtained
WitnessItl
present.brought
Klemmebought ia.
witness,
of raying
longer.Witnes wsnM
lurday
I
Witness
Queen
vri.-atioii-s
August
together
Klemme'1 IS
Witness
enoughpicture
ofWitnesa
electric
August
eneuged
present.
Witness
people
ine.c.
waiting
though
adjournedAFTERNOON.
con-
spiracy resumed.
prosecution.
meetingconservation Witness
appointed
Witnessidentifies obtained
Friday.juncture
broughtSpauldiug who
subpoenied purpose.identified
payable "cash," Spreckelssigned
began.history reviewed
November
BeginningJanuary
witness. Witness replied
Witnessnretellded
Captain
tV
of
of
it.
of
he
of
K. C.
of
of
he
menam
see Captain
i.:...nunuiwhithe
...... it...i.iiu.i
..i.l
me
ii f.
tiei tiieK tne evening Camehouse of witness to see about
guns. He four five.Crick gave witness $15, 0 hi goldand I5 in silver, and asked toget good E. O.Hall Hi Sons. Witness hasone gun in the house forwhich Crick offered It Witnesshad another rifle in the house
Mill' till . 1 inn-.- - mmnM .
,,,,,1,- - which he could not sell it bewis filled t. V.riCK . . . ..ahonl the last of November and "nige'l tne mi liary
, . Uemdt by name,ItSSi-i- Illl .1 eilll. tm R ...inn1, iw purchase the gun at H. Obut and also wanted witness to
1; i v.Kei gun i.'mi. ..... ,,,. ,.,. .nc IMUJbri, lav t'rick ca .""I""' -I- 'l'--
at
Crick atbowl
he
Crick to
hush's l.ane.
could
Cnp-- t
fit
V
could
W
IN
I.
to
Ol aim
i . i i .iii , :
into
wanted or
from
2.
lis as, ....to
i
toitt.a w. it ....
fet
a
I
to
a
uklns that witness
Hall
examination.At y.jo was still under
cross examination.
Christmas doodstor sale by
fHH HAWAIIAN STAR, WWMfMDAY DfiCBMBKH m 1804.
Witness
IT IS FOUNDER'S DAY.
I'lRM l. OPK.MI.K) or dints' H
inn ni MPslOM a H si:x.
Ktfrrlin In Hlnhop Hall .l.o, ...Bjr Col. W. F. Allen. Mm. II ..
MtM I'npe.
This is Kainehameha SchoolPounder's Day. It is the anniversary of the birth of that noble woman, Bernice Pauahi Bishop. ThisHawaiian calendar feature wasmarked by the formal opening ofthe Kamehameha School foi Girlsand the Chas. R. Bishop MuseumAnnex.
The exercises began at 2 o'clockthis afternoon. With the literaryprogram, the sports and viewingthe new school and the Annex, tosay nothing of the manual trainingdepartment, there were visitors onthe grounds till after J o'clock.
At 8 this morning the Kameha-meha boys with Prof. Richards andtheir band visited the grave of MrsBishop and covered the last restingplace of friend with missions in other countriesflowers
Rev. C. M. Hyde offered the in-
vocation this afternoon and waspresident of the large gatheringi'he included nearly all especialtne oovernment omcials and pro-
minent citizens. Bishop ball wascrowded to its utmost.
After the prayer, students sangthe Thou dairy farmingAlmighty Ruler. President Hydethen introduced Col. W. F. Allenthe representative of Chas. R.Bishop, as the orator of the occa-sion. Col. Allen spoke very earn-estly and was listened to mostattentively. He said:
1 know that yt.ii h11 retrret the alwenepof Mr. Biahop un tins occasion, amiwhen attkeit to represent and Hpeak torhtm 1 Hhoulil much rather have
but felt it a duty to accent. ThatMr. Itinhnp in with you today in spirity. u all know, and though alwnt inoil-so- his imprest in these schoolsnever wanes. By correspondence withthe trustees, principulB, ami others, liehas kept weil posted in all the progressyou have made. On this the natal dayof Hernice Pauahi Hishop, the foundersday of this Institution, such a grandmonument to her love and care for herlieople. it is beyond my powers to dojustice to tile occasion or theme, 'lothMrs. Hishop and her husband fully real-ISe-
that the pi'oier care and teachingof the young was the only way to in-
sure the stability of the people, ami sothey have Uevoteii their nest thought,and much of their property to carry outthese ideas.
To you, trustees, principals am)teacherB the responsibility of carryingout the wishes of the founders of thisinstitution belongs, and from the ex-
perience of the few years theopening, no fears are entertained of theultiuiale result.
To you, boys and girls of Kameha-alali- a
School. 1 would say that to showyour appreciation of the great gifts ofjmir benefactors, you should everstrive to tulte advantage of all that ishere offered you, so that In the futureyou can show by your industrious andvirtuous lives what the KainehamehaSchool has done for you.
On Is half of Mr Bishop. I thank youall for slum ing such an appreciationfor the grand work and memory ofi he founder of this institution BernicePauahi Bishop.
Mrs. A. A. Haalelea, who hasalways evinced a deep interest inthe school, made a splendid address. The lady was especiallyforceful in her remarks on the benefits to arise from the conduct of theschool for girls. The ability ofMrs. Haalelea as a public speakersurprised even those who know herbest.
The final address of the afternoonwas by Miss Pope, the experiencededucator who is to be principal ofthe girls' school. words weresuch that all could profit by heed-ing tbem. It is apparent that withMiss Pope in charge the new schoolwill realize the fondest hopes ofthose who wish it well.
The sang a college songand the audience filed from thehall. The annex and the seminaryhave already been described inthese columns. The sports wereshort events.
rill MIIIIKIIN MOTHEHHas found that her little ones are im-
proved more hy the pleaeaut laxative,Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxa-tive etfect of a gentle remedy than hyanv other, and that it le acceptablethem. Children enjoy it and it benerltathem. The true remedy, Syrup of Fige,e. manufactured hy the California FigCo. only.
To Work il.. M(hL.Chief Hunt has brand new
scheme for lighting the lire depart-ment houses when alarms are sent
atlie lens I 11. 11111 ...
....
alwayslights.
1 Iman
theuowii uutl turn on
It is proposed con- -
nect with the gong. hen itsounds it will turn 011 the lights.
A place to iipc ml a quiet houm in
the II. mill .11 Dalhu. Wuikiki BSfS passthe door.
-. ml 1 iiii.i .1 si,..,,
The seini-anir.i- shoot ofthe N. O. H. began thisafternoon. Lieutenant King wasthe officer charge at the Makikirange. A number of crack shots olthe regulars went out totrophy scores. It is always fine--
all of these facts. The rifle was weatner lor snooting at MaKtai.received at the l'euhallow house on tempi k or fadhionBeretania street alout 10 oclock WheIl up Kort lookingin the I ne nne fnr tmr(cHine, r fr t'hrwtinarj nrHent..
then taken to his house. m will be attracted t ihflId- - u-- rnvlvM a note troin Tnok. wm.l.iw ot Ui leinnle ot taHHion, tu
Osmer
boys
a i : ihiti tltHjilav '1um not allow elegantnil k of hilka of all hhadea wtiiah tliH
They SSttsldSf it no trouule lo hIioutheir gOfieiSi ami believe they afjeleuch indui-eiiienl- tu to aul
H W. Schmidt & SMI win your purchase
OUT ON THE EXTENSION. KAHLLtrs OWN STEAMEK,
c nr sIII i on v
nriMoN - 1 iir n hRHINO oi l si l.
Very SnitBuii,,. A
OhIiu PlntilHtlmiLHlinr.
In. ,11.
AfMls
Work is progressing very satis-factorily on the extent ion of theOahu railway. Contractor Peekhas increased the foice until nowthere are 17s between Kwamill and Waianac. anmostly Japanese and Chinese, witha few natives and haoles. The subcontractors are paying their laborers 70 cents a day. The work inrock an i is too heavy lor theJapanese and Chinese and lew ofthem get 111 as much as half time.
gentleman who lately camehere from the coast in the interestof pr s lective bond buveta willmake a report most to the former took two passentienterprise 11ns will lie to theeffect that within live years theroad will have all the traffic it canhandle. He even suggeststhey have a broad, instead "I anarrow-guage- . This visitor is aspecialist, having undertaken sltni- -
their leis and I 11
a
A
many times. He is even more sau- -
guine man B, v Ulllingnamfather of the enterprise.
In the report to go back to theattendance capitalists intention will
since
Her
tie made ot lootiiilts and valleysalong the road, of land forcoffee and the proposedOahu sugar plantation ami of
beautiful hymn, "Come, One vallev on theleeward side ot tne island is ex-ploited as being capable of accom-modating fifty families. The investigator thinks it will be neces-sary in time to give this district a
loop of the railway. He cullsto the grape and grazing
lands back of the sugar, fruit,coffee and rice tracts.
The Oahu plantation project,which has been givenmention in these columns, willdescribedprospectudays.
fulKto
an illustrated dragged tiei lodbe few she pissed was passed by
lor this
CHINESE YOUNG MEN.
IIAVK IIKIHMZI.II A IHIIriMCLUB Ot MUDtcnn srvi B.
Kitty Member HeadqnaeteriOfMalag Their Mm- -, Objeete
mn! Bopeewas large sale for Cooke
Fifty Chinese employed way theottices and slo res about town naveorganized debating club.have opened the building and es-
tablished headquarters at the cornerof King and Kekaulike streets inPalama. Meetings will be heldevery fortnight. All business willbe transacted and proceedings hadin English, with interpreters
who require translation. Theofficers of the are:
President Chang Kim.t C. K. A you.
Secretary Lum Chun Chin.Assistant Secretary Ching Vee
Treasurer Ho Ton.There will be formal opening
of the hall on Christmas Day.of these voting men were born inHawaii. of them are excellentcitizens. Several are graduates ofMr. Frank V. Damon' gsobcol.Quite number of them hold respon-sible positions with leading firms.
This society will take upquestions that affect China. Allthe members have great aloliafor that land. One of themsaid this morning: "We expect thatthe outcome of the war in castwill be the overthrow of Man- -
chtiriau dynasty. China will thenprogress. She will have legisla-ture and all departments ofmodern government she is reorganized there will be grandopportunities men with westerntraining, and it coming Chinacan never be taken by Japan.What will be brought about willbe pleasing to the progressive andtruly Chinese element. China
have gone ahead pastthirty years just Japan has. Shewill lie little late starting it
but the wheels will turn rapidlywhen the time comes."
lMnl.lt M.
Rtmnlnlliini. untile Death Wt RSti Laelll I, II
Uelow are the resolutions of condolence and respect ot Scottish
t'lnb of this citv In bein at night. At present only 10 and sister of Robertengine lanterns are lett Darning Lonl- - Stev enson Aoia. Samoa" alter ioockkk p. 111. . lias 1V ,i,p .lri,-,s-
himrifle
to runto
letv
medalat 1:30
in
make
streetmorning.
was vour an. ion
the.
menThese
that
111.
suitableculture, of
at-
tention
extendedbe
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for
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Wiibukas the dUpeniationrroviih'in, Mr. Roherl Louli BtveiiH. in, the dittiDktuUhtH Hunnrary 'Itiel-- ,t .in of Honolulu Thletl' luh, haa rodvd bin uu e.irtlhert fre. Ie i(
A'vmlved That lite Sti'retary ttaiPTMld ttJMHI tin ah i .r. s- -i
if the Clult'M pfofuuiid lorrow at ill'hH'eube of ttllt MIlW iB Knulili lilera-- jture at a pMVOQuJ Ih-- i t a fmi-n- t to --
tneuiiera of a WHTUI h II Wdfriend; and
That thin Club willra.Hti r,- iii r'inemi rae'e t lit Kfeftl
1'iieodnhio Mr n liwt d hiAitidnbiH Btithaf S' utu, both lndividually and onffin d on outnanizaiion, whilt-o- birs li-- i vutilHonolulu; and,
kimtlcnl, That thil ' 'I ul "IT.tvyniMtby witu and oondoleno
with the wifitnd uothw lif U dgOHM i
ItrtithtT, who h baried ho far flOOI tlinative land, and, an he aufrowfllUj antKMpatetl in an uddrt rs to our mt'iobt-rr- .
baa loril bin due bU nattr nntdttHtmate and forb iti d KnlTfJ MUOUfjboneHt h.iilc: a 'rtmlluc lirsve1 'i- .ii,.,u : Z one iii we purine' inii-i- i. i n oiu rem
tint lliirht lull ,waStl0,"e' " have iu.t oijened. They have alo ,,u ,UIld Ullllt.r ,,, , ull,, Llh, .the identical story ivtP in on aale an elegant line of gloves of all obliterated table toiutatona ..lainini
noonat
it
re
at
...I
eti
to
as
kinds anil Bhailea. awl are them (1wll ti. !,,.,, utd 'where abuUI lbst temBSIngprloes. liefore puri hanum graven of (ha martyrs thswhaups anabewheee tlie public rsagsstftllly m-- 1 II bean raateinbsra now'
canbotli price
Sona. quamy aecure
earth
those
favofi
nn more.(Sign il) I) iMKI, I noas
T loiua mi- - iv,Chief,
lef.A.ich. C. BTKKLg
I llllllllH ..
If. was r i i OR ICRDA11111 n 11, 11 11 A l
iiiiii Stawly s,4,, nlaa OelM. r. ii imIIm Oomlna in
,ii ..
Anxiety is felt in ihioping cir-
cles as to the fate of the schoonerPuritan from Newcastle. She isnow out 84 days.
The Waimea fromManuel Sllva was lost while at seais receiving .1 new coat of atSorenson's wharf.
The Mariposa will be lue Thurs-- ,
day morning from San I'rancisco.She Will likely le lata on account of;snow storms delayingRocky mountains,
The Planter and Ceylon bothsailed yesterday afternoon, The
flatteringcargo valued at T6J, JJo.Jilatter carried sugar to theI4t.9a9.a9,
mails in the
the
and aThe
line ot
The S 0, Wilder finished dis-charging her cargo of general mer-chandise this morning. She willmove to Sorenson's wharf tomor-row morning and there discharge30,000 brick. Captain Schmidt olthe Wilder is greatly pleased withthe new wharf and the shed overNuuanu wharf.
Tne Walmanato arrived thismorning from the west side.at Waialua Captain Davis surveyedthe wrecked schooner M.ihim.illiand tiied to raise her from herberth at the bottom ol the sea.Wi h the imperfect appliances athand he succeeded itl getting herup about lour feet. On her nexttrip down the Waimanalo will takesufficient gear for bringing theMahimahi to laud.
The w. HI. Dimond, Neiltonmaster, arrived yesterday afternoon,21 days from San P'raneiseo. Forsev eral days 011 the voyage downshe was becalmed ami merely
ill along. luring thisissued in and the
Martha Davis, also bound
thethe
the
the
port. 1 be Diuioud brought a gen-eral cargo ami tour passengers lorHonolulu Alining her cargoioivi tins of coil for the Ha-waiian Hardware Company.
The bark Martha Davis, Soulecommander, arrived Tuesday after-noon days from San Pntncisco,She brought a general cargo, but
passengers. Among her freightCastle ci
JOUng in On the down Martha
They
society
Ting.
Many
All
If
is
should in the
in as
IN
theThistle
the motaer
Ih of
die t4oottiah
IrtUttVdi
HeMtlrrd
HtffHM
in
0UwouldiitTeriiig
la crying,
l.iStou'y,,
sloap which
paint
Wildc
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11
no
UavtS experienced calms at brstand then a gale. Two days altersetting sail she was 111 sight of theGolden Oate ami was seventeen
.,..,1.; :i .... a 1...luwuug IVAAI nine:-- .
evening last, she spoke and passetlthe steaniei Sirius 011 her way toKahului. The latter was 350 milesii. N. Ii. anil moving Slowly. I
PAMMKNUBKS,
Ml
From S ni .n i
I) mil. Dee I
Itan'v Qulubv, Mrsdors I'r.iey.
DBPABTCD
ror sun i mi. i lecti peric iN- -t; r Oleen, andnk lii-i- er
ra i per liktn W IIoven I, Quiulij.E II I 'I ln . -
bktn Pup It
second offlc
For Maui per Mmr Ulaudine, Deo Is-- Miki Ella Wright Uiea Lealie Wright,Ural wepa, Uim Beekwith, Uias Axtell,Uum Brewer, .Mim BeHrs, Itise Aleaander. Mrs .1 II Wodebouae. Jr, and
ini-i- C Farden, II - Baldwin, Hunbuoy Crockett, o Uuna, Mm Benr)Villa, Major UoDonnell.
Po.' Kauai per ilmr Mikabala, Dec WA Wilcox, A McBride, I' J Prien,
C V Afung, U S Wilcox. 0 Aodreasen,Aiidreaten, UiM Bendriokson, ftiise
Blackaiadt, Ursu N nunro.For Ifakawi Ii. per itmr Pele, Deo is,t'harleo U.it . Augusl Drier.
UKPABTIIRKB,
WlDMSSDAT. Dec Itl.Am hktu Planter, Uuderwoud, lor
Ban Pranjbto i,
Am lilt Ceylon. Calhoun, for SanFraneiaco.
IMPORTS AMI OOMSIOMBBS.
KXIHUTS.For Ban Franeieoo, per hUtn Planter,
li e 18. tA.OM buns MiKur. ion Iiiikcoffee i domestic ealue, es HI IS.
For Ban Pranciaoo, per n.irk I'eylun.Deo 18 I8.K8T iMga of surit; iloniestiov due, 148.838.88,
l UCION rfaaKU RXfKOTttU.St ii Itald of OrUana. Han Knln UuvBkcnt Anwlta, Port Uainbw, DueAm M'b Puriten, Ittwowtla, DutIik Olanivor. NewomstWi One
hi" Alolia. San Kiiih'-w-- lhiBrig ConroalOi ten Krmu (Kan) pvaHk .vliotha I'fivih, ,s. K. ltaH i s s Mariponft) Hau franoiaoo UU
Mn wii Houari HoaHa. NawoaatsW, !)''' i?1
iter bk Lina Honakonf' Iao6Bhip fi Olada, uvarpool, :ni
KaHKIrM I POH I
X A V AI. VKSSKI.H.II BMSRyaetotha, May, BaqnJmall
ME H HANTMKN.(Ooaatarn nnl Included in Ihit lUt.)
Iik RaapaTi HodtjrgfaBi Mawoaatla.bk paw BftaiMMi.hk 0 i Bryant JacobtoiL Han Pranelaoaiik i h rial HKi'iinv, avUuMaon, NanainwxHrz Irwin, VViiiiam, San KratvaaoOs
k bUghland I Jit. Huahaa, Kanainio,Bk Uuvluo, Calhoun, fort Tmrnrand.bk Routanbaoik Uu- - t il, Uvari I,
Am vh Mm ttotlp'. Itfivmat , Kuivka.Hck Win Bowdtw, Nawoaaua,Bktn Plaatar, rJudarwood, Layaan blandAm iohf TnuwKi J t'-iim!- ! Mm PranNor bi tilamvor, illiuui, .Ncwt4w acta Lyman Puatar, Dniyar, NewomatlaBk M c Aiii'ii. Thomnaout Han K' anAm hk Matixii. Bvauaou. Port TwntaasiLuaui m tt o mit r, HoBBildt, sa i FranAm hk Bnajnmi, ttawrnaaf laIik Su nutra BatTJ Hi!Am hktu Ditnoiid, Nnlsoii, San Fran
Oh, I Say !
have you litHird 1 tli. ut-- firm nt tliti 00TBIul Kiiik anil A Ink-- uc ts u hn uuI buy or aatt anything bwu a oaaabrto aaadl i
Ut a uw mill.
Now and FuroitiirtAll kui-- o Bfimnd haad boohi
tubt ..ni wild. All kmd' q ntriictakrii fur
Paiittv and Upbolsterim:IV am lullv
any Itoed Jut
r.e-v- .
Jim
prepared t.i oonSraoli iaintiiii( sii.l repeiruu
mn kivs in m it,mi tw
Wefrom the tfreat North VetHaving btvfl there for tin- - Beettwo un m: lis we are satisfied that- I hi tuitiy to get I'av. irain.
Fe.ii, Floor, etc, in net it isheadquarters fur merchandise inour line. On the bark Oaklandlull arriv. d e have some of HintHtnothy liny such a- - in gssd inthe Mates try a bale or two, itis sheen ami good, and will putnew ine iii four horses, amir me Baal Washington WheatHa? ami fresh Alfalfa. ChoiceSurprise, a- d No Peed Oats.Barley, Rolled Barley (pure amisimple), Bran. Middlings. Win at11111I everything ee lonml inn'HrtclsSS fed Store, and theprlOSS are nway down. The
CaliforniaFeed Company
.ire strictly in n. We sreatthaoi l plnee, fool of Nnnenu -- treet.our telephones are lit,Ftrttdoodt mfssd ajnsl pfft,fd.'.tsi :l,-- rtmi. deffosred toM pott 0 the rily frtt ofsfcirge,
KINO ft WKItSIM'.
'dinnerV
In tb sa modern tin s
is incomplete without
SassafrasSour.
What's left nvcr will
be enjoyed with a com-
mon, every day dinner,
BETTERTRY
IT -
HOBRON DRUG CO.BOLE A i KM I s
sgajgjtgajiasjjl
Slni and think how npi.rtij riatcA
Pictureisfora
ChristmasPresent.
Wc have themtill sizes ....
all kinds, andall price's. . .
KING BROS.,Hotel Street near Fort.
STANDING
ROOM
ONLY!That's what you'll find in
our Shoe-- , enough spacs tomake the wearer feel ODCft
furtalile and siin enoughto eliminate wrinkles andbags. We are iiiinoscd tothe foregoing uu scientificprinclplaa and annihilatethem by the latter pfOOMS
OurShoes
are capable of standing aOQd deal, lint no in. liter
how hard the strain theydie of old age
M. Mclnerny's Shoe Store.
vm-li-
l t.Kr blli .. T
Allv, t ,1 . ,
For Sale
Ihe AhOMM of RalauJia. Stain km!oontainlag ItOQ , r... f 4, of a MobM ai r. s are Qood toffee Lands, and
he balance go id gr.c g i tad ami asjkale land.
good Hons,, and a line well ofI sweet water Iik ludsd in the st -
Require of
1. Bin !H( O'
H ue hilu. Oahu.
Meeting Notice.At the ngiilni- OoneentiMI nf Mv-T-
I.01 ok No. I, K. I'., un,.. Wedneadaievening;, the runts .t Knight iiilie ciiiifeir.il end other 11111 ortnnt1,11 un M ill b ir. iti-i- u 1. .1. A mil ai-
tendance is rqiteted and all HinderKiiighis qualified r,. eordlallj Invitedlo at end. rVf inh r.
J. BV KAItUT P. 0,.It K It. M.
Far Sale
ai t ri tinLadies Rambler Bicycle
C h "r InHtnUtneiitP.
HONOLULU CYCLERY,
Ml. In
B, K.
- mm; struct.
For Sale,
tine Square Plane Stelnwey & Son.jWill m II cheap. Apply to X
I WkS Tin Office.
VALUABLE CITY PR0?RTY
. . .AT AUCTION . . .
On Saturday, Dec. 29,A I I. tit l.t ICR, N( us.
At nit Saleeroom, I will Sell at PublicAuction, that valuable piece of
BUoIoS PR0PER1Y
Shunted
Nuuanu Street,DlBlCTLY OrrosiTF li.vi's Hakkkv.
The Dil ha- - a frunt ii; . ..f 'J.'i f. t
mil II ineheB mi N ti nit m sire. t. an itfrom 4"i feet it inebes to 4ti feel deep.Phere is two-stor- ey leu bu I linn onIbe property, si preaenl ocouiivd andunder leane to ii ( hineiie ph.iHieian at
per t nil. iii.. tease nse aboutHeven j ears to run.
Terms Cash in U S. Cold Coin.OoAveyancioa at Pnmhassr's Itrpenesi
For further particularsAPPLY 10
Jas. F. Morgan,.V ;i nl
Residence
AUCTIONEER.
tor SateLease.
or
A flatt reslden dii Qraa strsat, witstwo acrss ol gruunla lakl iui inornamental trees with nut - hunt- -
table, etc.Apiilv to
11. I. ULLIE--
10 1 in
lilt tiding Lots.
At waikiki. mi ear lias and onI'AI.AV ROAD nM fertilising plant,rhasa I t me vt n cheap and will t
10Id on easy ternm.
DasuuBUi a nr. Tbacts neu tbsoltr and other propertlai fur wile.
BBDOB WAKINU 4 CO.,
Dealers in Lota mi l Lands.MM KiiKT --iTBEKT.
Notice.Tlie Sttamst "W. Ij. Hull' will ,.avc
hers on Mundar, Daoember Mih, t 10
a, in. ami will arrive a! Bunululu Tues-day aiorn ing, January let, INK. Bnip.in-r- arc barebj rtqueated to tbip tluirfreight mi Baturda) lii amber gSnd.
W, 11. M. I.KAN,Secretary I. 1. s. N. Co.
i2K lw.
Flection of Officers,
At Hit misting of ih,. Hawaii iii Landand Lmorcvemeul Ouupany, Uwiiedtin l.l mi M. un lay . OeoemLer lOan, MM,lbs I'dlowlng ottoen awe doty eleotedi
I'liarli'S M. CiHike, Ire.iiieul.V. A. Kinney, Vloe I'leelilelil
I'. 0, sfutMs, treasurer,Edwin A. Junes, S,-- i i. tary.t harles M. I'nnh... Amlituf.
be abore elected otHoerf onutltMethe lioui.l ni liireclors.
siowiM a. joaas,UB tw.
Flection of Officers,j
At the annual mwt inj''la Hawaiian h'ar Nt w p til.iiuiit'd. hi Id utt if.uiAn .
lib, ilu- - followfauj Itoai ofOAoafi wan dulj alaoiadi
(.'barb! L I' in i'n-- i ifi!!.Jtdin A. b i. auditor. ViOf PNtMtwtsJ. H. AtbtTlon, Tiaurr.Jatiift A. K nneilv, St rttary.
-' W. Mci . Auditor.J. A. KKaNKDV.
' i rriary
a 'utlCVm btrdv atvau thai all claitiiH agaioisli in- - Cnterion Bah am. Bp to BrpL II hISM, vmIi u- aaUkd b llr, dtaa. F. l or- -;au. and all ouutiunliii un uim .uo'rilafion Bali .on ami lb,- J.i luu ll.nisc
of 1. il. Ltoa, uulolbe ataiee lte argayakie tu Hi i. ii Pea, U U, On
All Mils a rsinei . 11. Uajg 1.. . .. orlie nun. i .uly or put incut.
4tK iin 1, in
Botb tlie method and results wlicuSyrup of Figi )3 taken ; it i i pleasantlad n racing to the taste, and actsi i .' . yet promptly on ilic Kidneys,Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- -
t.m effectually, dispell colda, heml- -
Bchel and levers nmi cures habituali : 'nation. Byftip of Figs is theinly randy OI itl kind ever pro-duced, pleating to tlie taste and
to tlio itomnch, prompt iniis action and truly heneffciol in itseffects, prepared only In m the mo-- thealthy and agreeable lubatanoesi itsi ny excellent qnalltlei commend itto i ll and have made it the mostpopular remedy known.
Byrup of Figs is for sale in T0
cent DOttlm by all leading drnp-g!.Lts- .
Any reliable druggist whomay not have it on hand will proCttt it promptly for any one who
n to try it. l)o not aoOipt anysubstitute,
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.SAV W4NCISC0. (ML
louis'.'iu:. xr .fiv vcrk. n.r.
E03R0N RUG CO.U'holt'Kiilr lltt'tita.
HAWAIIAN ST A Li,
BUSINESS DIRECTORYof Hoxunxu.
J. A. MARTIN,Star Ageiit, Hilo,
AGKNIs AND CULLttlUKS,DAVID DAYTON,ilutuaJ TeL No. BU. No, 43 Merchant st.
ARTISTS MATS RIALS.PACIFIC HARDWARE CO
ATTOKNhY S AT LAW.w. c PARKS
18 Knabumanu st
CAKKIAUb MANUPAC1 UKKKS.W. V. WIIIGH P,
Fori .t., opposite Club stuldes.
FU"MTUHb AND UPHOLMtKtRS.OBDWAY A POBTBH
J, BOPF .V CO.71 KiJU 8t
IN USANCt, KiRfc. AND MARINK.B1SII01- it CO.
Firoiuan's Kmui, London and c l
OABTLB & COOKE.Aetna, AUlanoa, Eva England Mtutuai
MU I AhltbM. NAKTJ1NA,
308 ICerenant si
PLUMHEKS AND '1 IN.M 1HS.
K.M.MKU I'U A: CO.,Cfuuanu Si
FlANO rONERtt AND RHPMRKBa.YV. If, OSUOBNE,Mut. Tel. tM. Arlington Block, Hotel si.
Kt ! I AUKAN I 'i.f'lAS. USD
Bxeelslor, Muuanu Ht.
MhlUHAN'TKs J. shaw, Proprietor
VtTH IN IKY SURQtONS.
SCHNEIDE1 II. V. S.,Uluh Stahles, Fort S
WHOLtSALt LIQUORS.
LLTE,Lli Merchant St
NoticeToPassengers.
ALL PERSONS INTENDing to take pasaage n tinSteamers "Kinau' anil "(.'laudine" are herebv requested tpurchase tickets al tlie Comjiauv's office before embarkiiir. Any paaaenBer failingt(i do so will be subject to patwenty-fiv- e per cent, of tinregular (are in addition thereto. This rule will be stricthenforced frnm and alter Januarv tt, 1X95. For the conventence ol passengers the Whatoffice will be open for tlie saltol tickets on the alternooiii 01
the day ol sailing of tinSteamei s "Kinau., and "Claiid-ine- .
Wilder's S.S.Co.Honolulu, Dec. Oth. 1804 521
Fat Turkeys!FOX
Thanksgiving
and Christmas
HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
."i tour STICK hiVoth Tclcphuotk, i jo.
RE
. ... ' w ta
ANCIENT CHEMISTRY.
An rctpMaii Alebmlttl Lnhnrstopy Inth- - Msth or brvrnlli Ontury II. V.
Vdug baton otrotnUtty bfcairw n swltnocmany il Its ptucmti mid mummum wenIn common us PntMMor B. drrliigtoflBolton hAi mmU n IUI of khm of IboM,
flndlufi tfaitl th KgptUtni wets AoaMtfit-r- d
wiih the pttKMM of tflaMmaklng ntIcMt M fur lurk M 8600 K. 0 ; tlmt ONdMet f Uie fifteenth century H. C. irenow In the Berlin tntitoum. nd tlmtplum also wore umrl In the flfttvnth ton-tii'-
1J 0, Blow p! pM Mid Ik'Iiow worea iy employed.
The earliest chemical Infaofatoiiei nowknown were thote of the Rgyptlan tanpit, in which the prletta prepnted the Inoimae, otls, etc.. used in the temple ieev-lees- .
The Blow contalm frequenl chem-lea- l
eUuilone CupelUtloa u plainly datoribed by Jeremiah, metallurgical opera- -
tiom by Sob, Eta blal and others, nmi biti.ws by ateVomlah.
Geber, the AniMnn pbyftolati if theeighth centnry, wrote minutely of chemleal proeeea He deeoribed lolutton,
crystallisation, tastotts rabllmatloBi distillation, onpeliatlon nd vsHottiktndi "f furnacei and apparatus.
P( rhapa the caeltett drawing! of strict-ly chemical apparatui are the flgurea oftii-- . tiling apparatus in a Qfeek papyrus of
the eleventh century. An Alobemlfit'i laboratoryol the elatta or leventb centmywee nnooveroo in pgypi in ibbd, ami uscontent! Included a bronca furnace, abotttSO beonae ranee with beaka and oim con-
ical veeM 'is reeetubUng tend itnths.The balanee as an Inetrument f praot-nio-
r. ncbed a high development under theArabian! as early as the twelfth century.Wh n v ry accurate Ipeclflc gravity deter-minations were described.
A tJnlqac MftnufacturttiAn Industrial Journal notes theenrlona
fact that at only one ( stalilisJmient in thewo. Id is the siren" fog signal maiiufae-tur.d- .
The instrument consists of twosuperposed disks with a Itko Uttttbef ofboles, one disk being stationary, and theother revolving, while at the same timeair or steam forced through the boles.W hen the holes are opposite each other,the steam will pass. When not opposite,the passage of the Steam L-- stopped.
Thus when one of the disks revolves theiteam passes In a series of puffs, and ifthese puffs succeed each other with lUfOolent frequency a note is produced, risingin pitch with the rapidity of revolutionand inert using in power with the pressureof the steam. The disks are revolved byA small steam engine, which also opensand closes a valve to allow for the passageof the steam and thus gives what is knownas the characteristic sound, for a sirenused as a fog signal does not sound con-
tinuously, but gives a certain number ofblasts of a definite length per minute. Thesteam U supplied by a boiler both for the.engine and the siren, and to avoid posslble breakdowns the boilers, engines andsirens are always in duplicate.
Tin Lutv of ItadlnciThe law (it fludiim wn deolarad many
vc;ir?, u'o, and It is well to note llio cumb
and the deulilon, su.vh Bnetneaa, A visiturto n ituru Imind a wallet containing a aurai f money, He banded the wallet, with lisoontentf, to the raerohant to bo returnedto the owner. Alter three years, the own-e- r
having failed to appear, tho finder demandod the wallet and the money fromthe merchant, Tho tin reliant refused todeliver them on the tttound that ihey worefound on hU premises. Tho finder thensued the shopkeeper, It wits decided thatagainst all the world hut the owner thetitle of the finder is perfect. The receiverof an article found is only the trustee, lirstof iho owner, then of the finder if tlieown. v does not appear, The receiver liasno right to keep an article against thol,ii(i r anv iiioro than tho Under haskeep )t against the owner.
Sufrtitlin!t About Salt.The spilling of Milt has fur feneration!
been counted unlucky iu many parts ofEngland and Gerownjr. A Gortons ptotunof uedUavnl art ou tho subject of 'ThoLast Buppper" represents Judas tsoarlotoverturning the salt, adurk loruthaUoWlngof an KWfnl duuin
in the Isle of Man there Is a lingeringSuperstition thai to carry gall in t lit ikjck-
et is a help to good fortune, and tu oxohangQ or accept salt is go good an omenthat a beggar has boon known to declinefood itnU'ftS halt was added to the gift.
Satan and tho witches wars believed0000 on 11 timo to hate salt, with an invet-erate hatred, and it was the custom totorment tlie arch fiend by sprinkling saltIn u oofttn, and brewers drove away thowitch tribe by throwing u handful of haltOU the top of tho mash.
viHin.ii- - Admitted to HeavenAccording to the Moslem' I creed, ten
animals are admitted into parodist besidesman: 1. The dog Kratim, which accom-panied tho seven sleepers of Bpheaus. 2.
Balaam's ass, which spoke with the votouof a man to reprove thedlsobedleot prophet. 3. Bolomon'S ant, of which he said.,4Go to the ant, thou sluggard" 4. Jonali's whale. 0. Tin1 ram of Ismael, offered in sacrifice Instead of Ifiao. 0. Tin callof Ahrahum. T. Tlie camel of Saieb. H. Thecik Icoo of BelkU. 0. The ox of Moses, luMohammed's mare called Al llorak. Thefollowing are sometime! udded or SUbatltuted: The ass on which Jos us rode IntoJerusalem mid the ass on which tho queenof Sheba rode when she visiteii Solomon
IHpnl allon f kha Bavtb,Europe, B6?,8?9,000 Aslu. 886,054,000;
Africa, 1d8,0oH,0u0! America, 181,718,000;Australia, B, 880,000; oceanic Islands,7,40,UOU; polar reyriuu- -, 8tt, 10U; total.l,47U,7H,4nO. This sstimuto is creditedto L)rs. wagner and BupareiGotho, is'.'i.The estimate of un a of the OOUtlnentS amiIslands by tiie same authorities is 18,891.'o4. Bavensteln'i sstlmats of the sarth'sfertile region in square miles u 88.989900;steppe, i3,uoi,oou; desert, 1,180,000; poiain i1"- Tlie piipulaiiun of Kurojje hardly esooeded ou.uoo.ouo buluro tinfifteenth century.
ruddle V'tiir (l 11 Canoe.This expressive phrase, MOOtdftM tn
Wai'i), tirst oppuqyea in u poem publUbeclIn May, 1S64. The following btitn.. . yiviu fair example of the whole:
Vo upon lilV'n sen,To youriM-l- f le true,
And wtiatf-v- r your lot may bePaudk- yur owu canoe.
Lmm tu aeavt n in hwmH tniFtAll you will ti) vio,
But if you vt ouid svhj'-k- yu ruujrtHudfUn fBQ9 own eanoet,
C;ttlMB Kvttti.W'ateliful Mother Ilnve you compiled
wit n mj fftftbeo AOd intormwl Mr. I: r
that he coo have but oue kht w 'lieu he nays"Cfood ui Lf it V
iJutiH l) uiKhti r -- Ven, ma.".Viiii h dot s it effect him?""He Run li'Hjil algbt' muoli earlier and
ofteuer than he nam " ' !' Hit.
j Lito MiaiiniiJute hfta 4eveiop il wonderfully of late.
Some ot the moat LoUJll0i hIiowuarc muut fioiu it, ood now tut-.- have cov-
ering Of little et that hhow ail the auhdneil coloring and perlcctiou of u fa-
miliar in Turkish QOiyte of highest priceTruly there leevef) opportunity offend UiHi lect irlefely and w ell, and there sticiint littlf reason lor tin- of crude roouiHial 1i1ii.1i u boitMM
Mr. Hapsard Hiiln't you have a girltake care of ur little .' :
Min UlUierlf n. yen. Hot 1 coiildnget Imt to s.lay
Mrs. Hepeerd ' fThOl was the matter tMrv l.iu-er- ly MM didu't like ii bvcauMt
w kept a baby lirooklyu Lilaf
iililMm. Bt(M Logrce
WftMrly, R. i. A',
Once I Was BlindBut
Now I Can See i.
i.
Thanks to Hood's Sarsnparllla."C. I. Rood St Co,, Lowell. Mass.:
"I h.ive suffered everything possible wltfc
ore eyes SUtl hSftdSOllS, Wie sores so severthat 1 was blind. I tried everything 1 heardot without benefit, ami went to the Rhode
Hoorssa; Cures.'.
Island iintjiitai, but found no relief there.A friend tow me ot Hood'e Bwssparllm. so t.
t bouglit a bottle and a boi f Hood'i FUtti
With More Than ThanksI want sverybody to know thai since i hve f
been taking these IMnlclnes, I have becoii:as well as ever. My eves have perfectlylis ale i anil tun headache cum'. Frontmv pt"ture yon Pan Bee there is nothingMiter wltii my eyes now." Mrs- Klisa
UmI HI r. Potter Hill, Westerly, It. I.
Hood'3 PIM3 1lr, nausea, si k headnclie,InUiiicsnun, Mliuusuess. SuM by ull dfUggltti.
Uubrun Drug ompS'ij .
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J.
CASTLE & COOKE,
IMPOR I ERS
HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.
Win not buy useful things lorChristmas presents? They arejust as welcome then as at anyother time, and serve the pur-
pose for which they were In.i ended. Does it strike you as a
sensible idea?
What is nn. re suitable tor a
Holiday Gilt than the WILCOX, GIBBS lighl running AUTO-- IMA riCsEWING MACHINE.
F EATH EK D I" STEKS,LAMPS, CUTLERY, a niceCHAMOIS SKIN or CARR1AGE Willi', a lighl DOGCHAIN that will stand a tensilestrain of 1500 lbs., this is something new and decidedly thetim j;csl chain ol its kind made
You need a ST HP LADDERwhen you arrange your Christ-mas Tree POcKhT KNIVESlor the little ones RAZORSlor the older ones, COOKINGUTENsILS and HOUSE-HOLD GOODS lor the house.
Do not some of these usefulthings impress you as acceptablepresents; would not a LIFEINSURANCE POLICY in theNEW ENGLAND MITAULbe a joy forever or a Fire Insur-
ance Policy in the -- Etna be a
welcome gift.
Useful things always have a
value and are always welcome.!
CASTLE ic COOKE,
Importers Hardware and CeneralMe. chandise,
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
THE HAWAIIAN
Me DEDOSit g lW.11811
COAI1WXY.Has
ON HAND FOR SALE
50 SHARES KAHUKU STOCKat a bargain,
50 Hiiari'H Hnwntlan Nuvart ompmnj hhm-u- .
IfJ ( 'iifli paid fur (iovcrnineiil liuiidp,
alt issueM.I UK HAW A 1 . N BAPS DRPOW
AMI INVKsl'MKNT .JO.40t Fort Htrrit, Honolulu.
4oU t f
II. HACKFELD & CO.
(MMHUfc
Commission Merchants
a iu nun I, Cm,
Agents'.- - roidei if i A
lal K. Si. Co.
Queen St. HONOLULU- - M. I.
the Hawaiian STAR. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER to it.official i n n i v i
OF TUB REPUBLIC
OF HAWAII.
BXI mi i ir.Mit..B Dow, PrtwIdtfOt of i be It piMtt w an.
. Mi Heteh, Minister of Foreign Attaina. Knm. Minister of the Lateriof.m. i).tinna. Minister of Finance. i). Mm1 ttorne) - leneraj,
.ovisemv Lotmotl
fi Alien, Chairman ol the Adt iwir'oencll of the Repoblieol HaWalL
loha Nott, c. Moii,iqhs Kna. K. i. i snney,.allies Fi Mofgafti Ai YouiiK,
p. Ilendoneex D h. smith,lohfi hiaiaeluth.
r. Hodgera, secretary Baeontlve and Ad
VtaOty Councils.
gtmtesn Oovmion. A. K. Jtidd, ( IhtOf .lustice.Lon it. K. Rlekertoa, First Aseootats Justiceluii. Wi Bt Krear, MOODd Astciate Justli'e
denry rmlth, Ubtef Olerk.teerge Lucas, Fu st iieputv ClatlL
ft Peterson, awcond Depnti c.erk.Waiter .loiu-t- StimKraiber.
CtnOtTR Jt'ixjKS.
irst Otrenll h. k. Ooeper, w. a. Whitinguahtti
tSOOnd Clrenll : Maui. W. Kabia.I'lii id and Fourth Ctrcttlte) Hawaii SLi Austinilfth Circuit : Kauai. .1. Hards.
Uflloes and 1 a in Judicial)rfulloTng, Kins BifeeL sluing in Honolulu i
irst Monday In Febrnary, May August amiNovember.
Dtci'A itTMKNT off Fonaioa AfVAiRs.
(ffiee In Kxecutive Building, King StreelFraneil M. Hatch, Minister ol Foreign AllairbUeu. C. Potter. .Secretary.Lionel It. A.SHart. Clerk.
W. Qirvin, Secretary Chinese BnTSSn,
I)EI'A ItTMKNT Off THE INTEIIIOK.
Offlcs in Kxecutive Building, Kim streetA. King, Minister of the interior.
Jblef Clerk, Joim A. ilassinger.VsHlstaut Clerks, .lames H. Boyd, M. K.
Keobokalole, tius Hose, Stephen Mahauiu, Beorge c. Ross, Kdward o id.
'Mini's (IK BualAfS, Ubpahtmkntl.NTKKIOK.
.Surveyor-Genera- l, W". I). Alemnder.Supt. Public Works, W. K. Howell.Bttpt, Wilier W (irk'S Andrew BroWtL.
Inspector Bleotrlo Llsbts.Jobn CasstdyRa rar of lonvayancss, T. . Xbrum.Deputy Kegtstrar of Conveyances, K, W.
Audi twaHoad Bapsrvlsor, Honolulu, V. II. Cum
mints.Unlet Engineer Fire Dept., J. 11. Hunt.Hapt. Insane Asylum. Dr. ueo. Herbert.
OF AOKICL'LTL'HK.
prfni'lt'iit exOmCtOj J. A. KuiK- Ministerof the Interior.
M. uibi-rs- W. i. Irwin, A. .Inciter, A, Her
ben utni John Knii.Comtiiishnmcr of Agriculture Hudexolllclo
ecretttr of the Huiir.i: Joseph MarsueD.
or Finance.
Ml&Uter 'f Finance. H. M. Dttnioii.A uditor-tivnera- l. it. Laws,Kcgislrar of ACOOUUtS. W. (i. Ashley,(.'oilucloi-lscnen- Of UUstOtttSeJ. B. L'astle.
nx Abnesfior, Datiu, Jonathan .haw.Asnt-ssur-, . .
uhLmaiiler-deniiiu- J. Al. Uut.
CL'SToai.s UUHMAD.
Offics Custom House, hsplaimde, Fort t.t rnUeOtorUenerali l. U. castie.
F. U. AicUicker.Harbor Jdastera Cniiiain A. Fuller.Fort surveyor, Al. N, .aiilcia.ftort'kct-'ia;r- , (ieo. O. Mraicmuyer.
DfcPAKTMENT OF ATToIlN EV-- EN KHAL.
Office in Kxecutive Building King fct.Aitorney-iit'iiL'ia- l, W, U. Bmlth.Ot'ijuty Attorney-Oeuera- li a. u. m. Hubert
Hon.Clerk, J. AI. Kea.Marsbah e. ii. ttttehoa k.
Clerk 10 Marshal, 11. M. Dow.Leuuty Marshall Artnur M. brown.Jailor Oahu 1'riKou, James A. Low.prison Fhyoician, Or. n. B. Kmsrson
BoAltO OF lMMlOHA'UON.
Otllce. Depiirimeni of Interior JudiciarHuiiiiiiitj, King Btrast,
President. J. a. Kiug.MeuiberH of the Hoard of IruniiKratlon:
J. Ii. Atlieriou, Jaw. A. Kennedy,UarsdeQi James (. Spencer, J. CtideU.
secretary, ray lajlor.HoAitii or Health.
nil in grounds of Judiciary Huihlincorner of MUllanl and (Jjieen .streets.
Memberai Or. Day, Dr. Wo. d. Or. Aniirew,J. 'I'. Waterhouse, Jr., John Kna, TheiKlon-K-
Lansing and Atlorney-tiener- fctuiith.Preaiileiit, Hon. W. O. .Smith.Secretary, Chas. Wilcox,
xecutive Offloer.Os H. KeynoidSsi.gent Hoard of Healths J. O. McVeich.uspecior and .Manager of tiarhae Service,
0. L. La I'terre.inspector, . W. C. JoneH.Port Physician, Dr. F. K. Day,DiwpeiiHary, Dr. Henry V. Howard.Leper rtettlemeut, Dr. It. K. Oliver.
Koaho or Education.(Unee. Judiciary Building, King Street.
I'resideni, W. it. Castle.Uierk. J. F. Scott.laspector of Schtiola, A. T. Atkinson.
BOAKD OF t'KOWS LsiVB foMMlSHIONEHP.
J. . Kinn. Minister of the Interior; W. o.Smith, Attorney-ieiicr- and C. P. Iaukea.Ollice in .limit jury Huilding.
L. m lit ,m m
W. X. ' TfBOtrDUgs riiairmanJ. Emmeloth. 'I- - H- Murray..1. M. Vivas, 11. V. Severmuf.Dr. t. T. Hod rs, Sccreiary.
Disthict Couitr.
Police S'ation liuMding, Merchant .strett.Antonio I'eny, Magistrate,lomef i'hompbon. Clerk.
I'OSTOfc'FICE
(otttumster (ieneral, J. Mort Oat.t t reliiry. W. O. Alwater.
iuii'i I'oMal Savings Hank. E. H Wodchoiihe.HOROI Order department, K. H. Out.fieetrel Ieliver, L T. Kenake.
11 irepertmeeV ft. U Deeha.I Merits. J. 1). Holt. H. A. Iexter, N. I.. Kekn.
rn' F H nifiiH, J. IJwul, Henrj Fafa, N. w Keola, Jarit. .1 T. Ritrnerert- .
M sM. Low.
Marine Insurance.HULL RISKS.
The undersigned js authorized to ac-cept risks on HuLLft, upon the niosi
terms; and is also prepared tomake favorable GciBlfN0ti covering onCargoes to and from Plantation Landi-ng.- direct and Foreign Ports, or via.H lulu, a d including Fire risks whileawaiting shipment
JOHN IL PATY,Agent "KiHKM.w'h Fii "
Ofloe wiih Biehop v Co,UMm
- NVkPRiSE PLANING MILL.Pt r IP) H ch &. co.
one hi ! win 'liiNir Quwn Sim
mipt htti ii ui II
l l
tlonolula,
Proprietors.
MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BUNDS, SCREEN'SFRAMES, Etc.
TUNNRD anm
nfdefl 199.
ANDMessenger Service.
ahlpped all principal on thaother Bampigi
oheokpd and i nil nuitftnnii and t"irnrt. Pifinht ihlppad
to of thf Iftk and cmisiiin Of
lawiilliill ' iTiwiiinlives Will in- -
ltd ohlppi ii C. 0. D.( (im i UK S nitctitlon lo (nodi
ll.'th TlDhonoi 19 'r,l4
NEW
GOODS J
I
511
SILK
Patterns and Twi
542.
G. N. President.J. F,
P. O. 4S4
OCR NEWarc now ready lu
is (1 i" ol
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liap'p,ii i. . . .
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Hot"! St . H, I.
(;,..nis li porta ealladd, IIvmuhI naliM
parts I'niiril B'm. onrci:xr' !! board
(tratni r, i paid
mdt
S. S.
have
of Goods, Fancy Goods, goods
for the Holidays, which will sell at theprices. Call in see my
IWAKAMI SHOTEN,St.
jan Mutual 617.
GOO KIM.Ill Nutintiti Street.
CHRISTMASCHINA
GOODS:
MerchantNew Cnshmeres
MUTUAL TELEPHONE
Pacific GuanoWIIVOX.
HACKFELD.Box,
WORKS ATfurnish
WO
Telephones
WWU UUIVH
Received by the
just di-
rect fromstock Dry
lowest Stock.
Robinson Blk.Telephone
FANCY GOODS,
ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS.AIho keep oonatantljt on liand
Pacific Guano, Potash. Sulphate of Ammonia, Nitrateof Soda, Calcined Fertilizer Salts, Etc., Etc.
Special attention given to Analysis of Soils by ourChemist. All G w is are Guaranteed in every respect. For
particulars apply to
Pacific Guano & Fertilizing Co.im-l- DR. W. AVE ROAM Manager.
Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING STREET,
Wholesale & Retail Butchers
Navy Contractors,J. WALLER. Manager,
FINE
JOB WORK.
THE
"STAR'S" ELECTRIC
PRINTINC WORKS
MclNERNY BLOCK
prepir( do nil kind,arur-i- book, Juh ami Nh
isipiif pfiotlnsj t'aii ufiwaa.
MammothPosters
Specialty.
Books, Paniphlst., LeKal Paiaarv,Band Bills, Dodgars, Latter nmiHill lifuiln, Huhiihsi. and VisitingCards Tickeu, rrograuui, clc.
iiinl nil
Avicn WK.
Mutunt,
nn
Honolulu.
for
all freight
Oceanic.received,
Japan, a fine
and
Hotel
TOYS,
SILK, CREPE SHAWLS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, Etc.
Agricultural
further
Tailoring.Kit Guaranteed. Prices Moderate
485-S-
& FertilizerCo.T. MAY. Auditor.
E. suhr, Mecretary & Treasurer.Mutual Tel. 407.
KLIHI being completed weall kinds of . .
PACIFIC
COKKERCIAL
ADVERTISER.
76 cents Per Month.$2 Per Quarter.
SubscriptionsPayableStrictlyInAdvance,
Hawaiian Gazette Co.
JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen Street,
Special atteuliou given to thehaudling of
Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds
HONOLULU JON WORKS.
ntkam Enoinks, Huuah .Mill.;,, Buiutas,Coolsks, Iron, Bhahs and Lkaii
Cahtinoh.
Manklaafy of Every Utwuriptliui Made'Mas?. I'm Ui ulur attntiun pnid ti Ship.Iii.i. i. m a h, i,g Jub wurk eieuuuxl at bbortDOtlOS.
Give the Bby
INFANTS 4INVALIDS.
BENSON SMITHMole Aueritw tlie
THESri.-- '; "V
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t
WMIKEGAN CHIEF.
W Hade only
V llMVo lifl'll lllll(ll"ilO(l AlM"'tH fnreceived n?r Bteainer "KEAUHOU' tlio
HONOLULU
0
A Perfect NutrimentGROWING CHILDRFN.CON VAl CSCENTS,Consumptives,DYSPEmca,
SnO tho andIn Acute Illness andall Wantlas Disease
THE
for Hand-fe- d Infants.
Om for the In.lnirtlol0frautb.n,"1lM I'mrr nmi Preln r InOinl.," will ti mulled rtfto addreM, upon mitHnt.
DOLIBER-GOODAL- E CO,BOSTON, Mass U. S. A.
& CO.,Hnwnllnn Inlrimln.
NEWWAUKEGANBARBEDWIRE.
by Waslitjiini Mocii Mf'g Co.
wire We the Wuirkt-afti- iM 4 Point burlia 8 In. iinni. unit it tnaaiarejt
Hi'.,, ft. to the pound. Yon i'nn bnllil a fence any other make of barbedw ire jib cheap ynti can srlih ' VVhukeaan.
Take the following niHkes forinatanee, nil 4 point, barha ii in. npnrt:N. iinl SI. ft. lo Hi. or 7.84 par Dent, in fnvor nf VVuukcngan.Haddock vVlraOo., U.89 ft. to I lb, ".80T8Rnas, 1J.44 " 1 " " MM " " " "Roeblina Co., M.W " I " " 4rl,IH " ' "Cleveland. 11.88 " 1 " " :I.4S " 'Indiana Wire Fence Co., 19.87 ft. to lb. or per rent. "Hurnell, H - 1 " " 10.88
Waukegan Barbed Wire la us strong aa the strongest, oontaina jnat as manyliarliii tn tlio rod, and yet weighs lee per rod than any nther style of barbed wire.
This result is accomplished I uaing a half round wire in tlie barb, inatead ofa full round wire bs in all other barited wires ; then it is twisted out once aroundone of tlie main wi" s, thus b iving the wcilii of adtiltlonal twists. This wire isthoroughly galvanised, something much needed in tins climate.
the ntiil hiivenral of this fntnniii liHrticil
WORKS COMPANY
We alsn sell a xpivial wire stretcher and galvanised steel staples forWaukegan Wir--
All orders i above, or for plain Galvanised or Black Fence Wire andwill be lilled at lowest prices by
H. O. MALL Sc
KRAJEWSKI'S
CANE CRUSHERHE
having secured theIslands lor the
nhoveahiunretTt
IRON
Staples
Exclusive Agency lor the Hawaii-an Krajewski Patent Sugar Cane Crush
er, are now prepared to receive orders lor the same, to bedelivered in tune lor the next crop.
This machine, which has been invented but a lew years, hasbeen adopted by a great number ol cane sugar manufacturers,especially in Cuba, where it was first put to trial and where itbecame extremely popular. Nearly one-thir- of the whole sugarcrop made in Cuba being made with the assistance of thesecrushers. These crushers have also proved a great success inother West Indian Islands, and Louisiana, as can be seen by testimonials on hand.
These crushers when attached to any cane mill will increaseits capacity by from 50 to 100 per cent; will improve extraction,will regulate leed of the mill. We have three of these machinesin the way. For lutther particulars enquire at the
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Ton
Aced,
Best FoodIIOOK
any
.
&
aitllwith
111.80
18
OompAnVa
promptly
SOI.
is
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
f -. '. v(
& ilJ
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