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VOLNEY V. ASHFORD,

. Attorney and Counselor at Law,Ofiico, Site of the Old BethelWost Corner of King and BethelStreets. jy2l

At P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Offlco: 113 Kaahunwtnn Street, HonoluluHawaiian Inlands.

OHARLES OREIGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaahumanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

JPAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

3U Morchant Streot, Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.

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

Honolulu.

A. ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 15 Kaahumanu St. , Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

8G King St., Bell Tolophono 107.

F. H. RED WARD,

CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 506 King Streot, Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands,

WILLIAM FOSTER, x

ATORNEY-AT-LA- NOTARY PUBLIC,

Honolulu, H I.,13 Kaahumanu Street. jy21

A. G. CORREA,

fjgrATTORNEY AT LAW, JS3SOr Morohaut Streot, Honolulu.

.jy2o

I.IlVII MAl'TOX,

Agent to Take Acknowledgments.Will Atteud to Management andSalo of Property Collection inAll Its Branches. Office No. 42Merchant Street; Mutual Tele-phone 3S0. Jy23

A. S. MEDEIROS & CO.,

Iei'cliant Tilois.American, English and Scotch

Tweeds on hand. First-clas- s

work guaranteed.Hotel St., tinder Arlington Hotel, Honolulu

jy 17-lx- soa.

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KING and BETHEL SL

AT ALL HOURS.

BotE Telephones No. US.

: ;rJ. S, ANDR ADEU Man gee.'

". ion '"

MACFAPLANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu.

H. E. McTNTYRE & BRO.,

Grocery, Feed Stoke fc Bakebt,

Corner ofKing and Fort Sts., Honoluln

J. PHILLIPS,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTE-R

SOPPER-SMIT-

House and Ship Job "Work

Promptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street. Honolulu.

Dr. McLENNAN,

Fort Street, above Hotel.

Mutual Telephone 6S2, for ofllce;2S7 for residence. jy2S

JED. C ROWE.House Sign and Ornamental

Painter.Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

G20 King Street. atigl

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Real Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

CornerJFort and Queen Streets, , Honolulu

Personal nttention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GoneralMerchandise.

Mutual Tdeohone 23S

- H. LOSE,ZSTotary IPublic.

Collector and General BusinessAgent

Patentee of Lose's ChemicalCompound for Clarifying

Cane Juice.

Sub-Age- nt for several of theBest

FIRE INSURANCE COS.

Mutual Telephone a. P. O. Box 33S.Merchant streot, Honolulu.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSED SALOON !

P. McTNERXY, Fr.oriUETOR,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Cork eh Bethel and Hotel Sra.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W. W. WRIGHT, PROrnicroR,(Successor to Q. West).

CARRIAGE BUILDING asd REPAIRING.from the Other Islands In the

Carriage Building, Trimmlc- - and PaintingLine vill Meet with Prompt Attention.

Blacksmlthln; In All Its Various BranchesDone. P. O. Box S21. Nos. 123 and 130

Fort Street. jyI9 Iy

W. S. LUCEWine and Spirit

. MerchantCampbell Firt-jyro- af Block,

MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU.

COXPJLSY,

335 Both Tklephoxes 335Hack Stand, Corner King andMaunakea Streets. Hacks at AllHours. jy27

Anchor-:-Saloo- n

Ex "AUSTRALIA,"

Another Invoice of the WorldHenowned

FREDERICKSBURG

LAGER BEER

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

'Small Fresh CaliforniaOYSTERS,

ipE COCKTAILS

Honolulu Friday, Asascust lO, IS 9-4- . Per Month oO Cts.

BRUCE GARTWR1GHT

Business of a Fidcd&ry K.iicre Transacted.Prompt attention giren to the nanagement

of Estates, Gurdianshrrs. TnzsU.etc., eta, etc

Office, : " CcLiwrigKl Building,Merchant Street. Honolulu

H. MAY & Co.5

Tea Dealers,Coffee

. RoastersAND

ProvisionMerchants

93 Fort Street. Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

European & American GroceriesCalifornia Produce by Every

Steamer.

Merchant ExchangeCorner King ana Nnuanu Streets.

S. I. SHAW.... Proprietor.

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

First-c!as- 3 attendance. Call and judgefor yourself. no 113-t-f.

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Gro

AND

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every San Francisco S teamer

Sali Salmon in Barrelsa Specialty,

hi Fort St., Honolulu. Tel. 240,P O. Box 297.

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

Molnerny Block.

JOBBERS OF

WX2STES, andSPIRITS

KENGLUN, PHOTOGRAPHER,Nunann and Pauahl Streets.

Cabinets, $3.50 Per Dozen,2.00 Per 1-- 2 Dozen,

SxlO $5,50 Per Dozen." 3,50 Per 1-- 2 Dozen.

Drr Goods and Chinese Silks.jy23

Quen Street,Between Alakea & Richard Sts,

THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared topll Mads of

Iron Brass, Bronae, ZisCy

--Tin &Bd Lead Casiings. AlsoGeseral EepMr Hhop for StaamXsgines,

Eke Milk, Corn Mill,Water Wheels, Wiai Ttfilh, etc.

Useklnss for the Cleasitg of CoSfee,

CaMor Oik, Be&as, Koeeiw, SissJ,

Pispgk Ij9t oth Fiterss Plants,

Ake H&ehiaee for Extraciisg Starei fro

tk Ma&iee, Arreir Boo, etc

tW All Orders preIj aU&dUd to.

WHXTX SITMAN ft CO.

GoldenRuleBazaar,

Depot for NEWSPAPERS and

PERIODICALS by every

incoming steamer.

Subscriptions Payable inAdvance.

DOMESTIC

SEWING

MACHINES.

This Machine is the King ofall. On it you can make a Lock-stitch, Chain-stitch- , Embroidery,JButton-hole- s. Ruffles, Tucks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet.

Stationery and Blank Books atS3T" Cash Prices. ,552

Hand Sewing Machines fromeight dollars and a half up. jy27

T. R Dayies

Fresh Feed

and Flour

From WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,Per "Warrimoo," Just

to Hand.

New Dry Goods

Crockery,Hardware,Groceries,

To Hand.

FOB

Bailey Honolulu MadeWire Voven

Matresses and

Hammocks

Tai Wo --Wing Kee Co.36 MJUANU STFJEET

Dealers in Ladies1 fc Ger.ta' Bootsaad Sho.mMte toorder.

PO Jx3f? to

V

OCJELAjSTIC

SteamsMp :- -: Co

Time Table.

LOCAL JLiIISPE.

S. S. AUSTBALTA.ArriTQ Honolulu LeaTe Honolulu

from S, F, for S, F.

Aug. 11 Joly 21.SeptS Aug. 18.Oct 0 Sept. 151

Nov. 3 Oct 13Dec. 1 Nov. 13.

Dec. S.

Through. Line"From San Fran.' for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu

Monowai Aug 2Alameda Aug 30Mariposa . . Sep 27Monowai Oct 25

From Sydner for San Francisco.

Leave Honolulu.

Alameda July 26Mariposa Aug 23Monowai Sept 20Alameda Oot IS

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Ncnanu Streets.

' EDW. "WOLTEB.... Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORSandBEER, sold anywhere in the town.

First-claa- s attendencel CaU and judgefor yourself. no SQ-t- f.

TjlE MID-OdEI- fl.

POOL and BILLIARD

H". JUEN Proprietor

Hotel Street nearXuuanu.j

GHAS. GIRDLER,

Ir&porfcer and CommissionMerchant

SPECIALTIEa.

J. k P. Coats' Machine Thread .

Jonas Brooks Machine ThreadBarbonrt linen Thread

Pears Soap

P. O. Box 35S. Mutual Telephone 356

13 Kaahnmann Street.

B. BEKGEESEN, .

General Asent for

"

RINGER

SEWING-MACHIN- E

All Kinds of Needles for Salo andRepairing Done. Damon's Block,Battel Street, Honolulu. P. 6.Box 440.

HAWAII'S "BLUE" LAWS

CONSTITUTION and LAWS

feuiied Ty tlie Missionaries.

LAWS of the HAWAIIAN"

ISLANDS.

1. If one man hire another to perform labor, then theyshall both act in strict conformity to their mutual agree-ment. If the agreement bo made to labor by tho day, thenthe laborer shall work faithfully, in accordance with hisprevious engagement If he be indolent or idel, or workso sluggardly that little labor is performed, then his wag03may bo diminished, ho may not be paid according to thopromiso, because tho laborer has not labored according totheir mutual agreement

2. If a man engaged to perform labor by tho job, ho shallcomplete tho labor at tho time on which they shall mutual-ly agree. The man shall also perform tho labor faithfully.If any one do his work imperfectly, or roally do it badly,aud does not finish it well, according to the promiso, hispay may be diminished or entirely withheld if tho laborer dotho work very badly. And if tho employer suffer materialdamage on account of the fault of the laborer, then ho shallpay all damages sustained by him whom ho has injured.

3. If one man engaged to perform labor for another, andthe timo of laboring bo agreed upon, or tho time when tholabor shall be completed, the laborer shall fulfil tho agree-ment which they mutually made. If tho labor be not fin-

ished at the time agreed upon, and tho employer sufferthereby, then there is a crime, and ho who committed itshall pay damage, according to the amount of damage sus-tained through his failure.

4. All laborers of every kind who labor for'hiro, and all por-so- ns

who hire property, shall perfectly fulfil thoir mutualagreement Whoever does not thus fulfil his agroomenfc iscriminal, and ho shall "bo fined-accordi- ng to tho amount ofloss sustained by tho other party.

5. If on account of sickness or on account of tho judgmentof God, a man fail to fulfil his agreement, then both partiessustain loss, no fine shall be exacted of him. A man shallbo fined for his own fault only, not for tho judgment ofGod. The judge shall settle all difficulties between porsonswho are trading with each other.

G. This law does not apply to renter lands, unless thoagreement bo made in writing, for it is only a written agree-ment which is binding in relatiou to rented lands and houselots, nor shall they then bo binding for a long timo, unlesscountersigned by tho King and Primior, according to thoConstitution. And many however may have liberty to rontout his for a single year, according to a former agreementof the Nobles.

This law has no special relation to common trado, forthere i3 already another law in relation to that subject

Should this law bo proclaimed in any village or districtof country, the day of its proclamation shall bo tho day ofits taking effect. But even if it be not proclaimed it shalltake effect on tho first day of September of tho current year,and that too on all places of the Hawaiian Islands.

All the words of this law. having the assent of tho Noblosand Representatives in council, wo have hereunto sot onenames at Lahaina, Maui, on this 19th day of May, in thoyear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-on- e;

"' ' (Signed,) KAMEHAMEHA III.- KEKA fJLTJOHI.

CHAPTER XXIV.

LAW'BESPECTING PAETNEESHIPS.

If any number of persons wish to unito their property for. the purpose of accomplishing some great-objec- t, or for thopurpose of trade, it shall be legal to do so. The law shallgive protection to such partnerships, which shall be formedss follows:

1. If any number of persons design to form a partnershipof property, for the purposes of trade or business, then theyshall first agree together on tho principles of their partner-ship, and put that agreement in writing and put their namesat the bottom. One copy, however, of tho writing shall notbe sufficient. If there be iwo partners in the compacttberemust be two copies of the agreement, i three persons in thocompact, then three copied of the agreement, tho numberof copies corresponding to the number of persons united inthe partnership; the different copies must agree in everyparticular, and each person must keep bis own copy of thoagreement.

When the agreement as to tho partnership 13 completed,it must then ba made public, that the people may hear itThe proper way is to print it, bat if th&t be not done, thenlet the notice bo written and tho writing b made public,after which tho whole number of persons incloded in thecompany become one in law.

: v. (To 15k Cor&mud'..;

PROGRESS.

The Life at ike Land is Esi&Miskea

t Rigktcomsnen.

HONOLULU. ACGDST10 ,1891.

Fx the likeness displayed onli is cards Dr. Jofen TheodoraHatsopotos appears belter ableto sUrt a cataract on a Mlow'sova lima to core one. Slur.

His Mine t Hate-off-yon-lo- use

and if petite Arthur makes anystrong objections Ibo gentleman,If inclined, can Rappiy strengthoitough to enforce the pronunciation, m the whole Role ofuoo..Ohoa it kid !

HARD TIMES.

ThaSorai-ofljci- al evening paperwhich its yot, for a short while tocome, subsidized by the PlantersLabor and Supply Aasocial ion,claims last night, that tliore areno hard times among the "repub-licans and annexationists." ItfiliOfrs the absolute lack of knowledge of that organ to make such aproposierong statement or a will- -

IhI intention to lalsuy and misrepresent the true situation oftho'oountry. If the editor of theStar would take a trip throughthe stores or wholesale housesowuod by the republicans andannexationists, he will hoar theusual cry of hard times. If hewill interview the stockholdersin all the republican otc. plantations, he will hoar complaint ifnot despair; if he will call on thomonibors of tho republican etc.Councils, thov will shako theirheads and whispor, "you bet it ishard timos for all of us;" if hewill visit tho American Leaguecomposed of republicans etc., howill bo grootod with a cry of"work, work;" if ho will entertho Portuguese colony of staunchrepublicans otc, ho will hoar thostill inoro desparing cry of"broad, bread for us and ourlittle ones," if he thon will gobaok to his oflico, his ear will betouched by tho (to him) so familiar demand for cash, cash !

Oh, no! there aro no hard timosamong the republicans and annexationists ! But, of course, ifho onlv takes his cue from thouusolGsh ropublir.au oflico holdersin tho govornmont building fromtho president down to tho ?10-- u-

month-nn- d -- groon- peas -- soldierhe will hoar that thru nro satisfiedas long as tho public funds ilon'tcriva out: and as lnnf ns ihav enn(to quote tho Star) "live in luxuryon public fuuds, whilo tho businoss and govornmont of thecountry are going vory rapidlyfrom bad to worse."

ON STRIKE.

A.Maui correspondent informsus that a number of Hawaiiansat Sprookelsvillo aro on strikeagaiust tho govornmont. Thovrefuse to pay taxes. It is thecustom on Sprookelsvillo for tho"paymastor to withhold from thowages of tho laborers tho amountof taxes to tho government andthon turn tho amount over to the J

tax-collec- tor. On tho 2nd hist.it was pay day, and the tax- -

collector of Woiluku went toSpreckolsvillo to got tho taxes.Ho was politely informed thattho Hawaiians had demandedtheir wages in full and refuse toallow the plantation to deductthe amount of their taxes. About j

100 men declined to pay taxesand made the collector under-- 1

stand that they will rather work I

on the roads, if ho can put them j

there. The move is expected to I

bo generally adopted; aud Maui j

will evidently be the first toillustrate tho groat principle of"ntfiaxation without represeuta- -tioa.

The magnates of tho Base-bal- l

Association are yet unsettled as j

regards continuance of gamesand do not announce one for to-

morrow afternoon.

Th6 Theosophical library, cor-ner Ntmanu and .Marine streets,will bo open for the delivery ofbooks, on each Tuesday, Thurs--day and Saturday from 2 to io'clock p. "la. 1 j

iM .- -' "V.5L-- ' v.."

iT' , W HPS . ' , k - ,

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THE LABOR COMMISSJQNjjg- ro thT'Judiciarv Committers

In the debnto on the laborcommission bill at the councilmeeting yesterday, Minister Da- -mnn axnresKfWl himself arninsf the i

C joncfls continuing to act "as a ;

legislative body, and expressed!

j

an opinion that the council shoald '

close-exc- ept in case of emer- - The solitHiy Hawaiian who regency- - and leave all legislation t mained asa'jaror last Mondayto thecotning elocted logisiatare. j morning, Y. Hapa KahnraolfnThe minister is to coniplimnted , bv laQ messenger andnpon tne stana tuKen by mm mthis matter. It did not meetwith the approval of the othermembors of the councils. Someof them have very small chances j served out his whole term of im-- of

being electod to the legislature , prisontnent in Oahu jnil by work- -if there ever is any, and they j jDg at Emma Square. Since his

naturally object to relinquish the release, he has never, to ourbrief authority vested in them by 'knowledge, been pardoned, andMr. Stevens and themselves.They like to make laws and theydo make some daisy laws..Nearly a 3'ear ago the

councils decided to avoid alllegislation which was notabsolutely necessary, but noth-

ing could stop the law-

makers. Mr. Damon has veryconsistently opposed legislationbv the councils but he has onlvsmall support.

Tno labor commission for whichprovisions now has been madewill possibly turn out a greatsuccess and of benefit to thecountry, and it may possibly endin a fizzle and pigeon-hol- ed

volumes of statistics, interviewsand suggestions. It all dependson who is selected to do thework and how much influence thoplanters will have on the commis-

sion. As a rule commissions dolittle good except having n gen-

erally good time, junketingaround a country, diuing andwining aud gotting a paid secret-ary to writo a report in as generalterras as possible. We hope thiscommission will bo an exceptionfrom the rule. There is as Mr.W. C. "Wilder said work enoughfor it to last a voar, and Mr. W.

O. Smith still expects the com-

mission to report to thonextlegislature which will meet inFebruary next.

What tho object of tho commit-

tee is and what is to bo gainedby spending $5,000 on it seemsuot clear to anybody, not oven totho introducer. If tho idea is tofind out, if tho country can affordto dispenso with coolio and con-trac- F

labor, nud if tho plantationscan pay dividends which employ-

ing a higher grade labor the com-

mission has a very noble objectand will bo a failure. The violto ofall our plantations is "highdividends, cheap labor" and notOU0 Of them would bo willing toreduce dividends and increasewages. And tho planters controlthis govornmont both tho executive, "judicial, and legislativebranch. Even Mr. Emmoluthwill admit that fact. Ho knowsit from experience. Mr. Smithspoke in the highest terms abouttho development of tho country,aud stated that wo will needgreat a number of laborers during tho next two years. That la- -

bor will be Japanese contractlabor, 'commission or no commission, and for that reason wefear that Mr. Emmeluth's commission will not be an exception,but prove itself an incubator outof which will come wastepaperLibelled "report."

A DESERVED SNUB.

Mr. J. F. Morgan --showed hisgood sense yesterday b givinghis colleagues in tho councils &

piece of his mind. The councilshave lately got into the habit ofrailroading important measuresthrough and passing bills without giving the members a chanceto look at them or make up theirminds to the merit of the measure.The result of this hasty legislaHon has been a constant tinkeringon the bills nreviouslv. n&ssed.

4.

The "provisional' laws arecharacteristic by the numerousprovisional amendments to thooriginals. Tho "faithful" in thecouncils, of course dont tick.They vote any way, that themighty government ordors themto do. Mr. Morcan is built of adifferent material, and yesterdayhe refused to vote on a certainamendatefit to a provisional bill,saying that he wished "to recordhis protest againit saoh chain

Wlawtb insert the provision inthe original bill. Ballr for1Morgan

THE LONE-JUROR- .J

, janitor 0f the now defnnct Gon- -

stitutional Convention, was arioter in the election of the lateKing Kalakaun in 1S74, and who

still he is now a fit and a propernative Hawaiian for the quasiBepublic. Hooray, for Dole !

CORRESPONDENCE

We do not bold ourselves responsible forthe opinions or the utterances of ourcorrespondents.

Editor Holomga:

"If Christ came to Chicago"could well be read, marked,learned, and inwardty digestedby everyone in Honolulu andparticularly those who, not coq-te- nt

with a quick steady business,go in as a diversion for over-

throwing by means of trickery asettled government. Mr. Stead'sscathingroxpose of "boodle ringers,ward politicians in Chicago willfit all of the same class here.The lie in tho Advertiser on Wed-

nesday and rubbed in further onThursday comes within the scope"of Mr. Steads terrible invectives.In the same category can beplaced the Stars "English don'tcount." Apropos of this slur,let tho hound who edits the Starjust try it at, say forty paces.It has time and time again beenthrown in tho face of those whoaro loyal to constitutional govern-ment; "Well! why don'.t you dosomething? Do what? Buy upthe Press of tho United Statesas has deen done by the respect-ab- lo

psalm singing p. g's?'' Thetime will come when the exactamount of that infamy will cometo light. 2so, the royalists mightdo something, if they would takea loaf out of tho book of thebribe givers, but there is nonecessity for it, because tho causeof the roj-alist-

s is founded injustice and right, and in the endright will conquer and the sneakthioves, bribe givers and all oftheir ilk will find the level towhich they belong. .

If Christ came to Honolulu avery pertinent question would bo"Where aro my brothers of theBawaiian nice whom you claimhave been saved? I fiad raychurches empty because of yourpolitics! I find Tny brothers indistress because of your oppres-sions! I fiud you seated comfort--

in vnnr flmrr?li Trnf onrlirifT" '

to worship mo, while my brothersof another race are mourning be--cause of your injustice! Go to,ye hypocrites and wait for yourshort comings and backslidings.Where aro my brothers whom Igave my life to save? Why sitthey in the dust? Inasmnch asye have done it unto one of thesethe least of my brethren, ye havedone it unto me."

I have heard these saintedhypocrites say, the hand of Godisiu this; for the sake of argu-ment wo admit tho fact and thensay, yes, the hand of God is in itto show up the shameful passionsof men who bent on accomplish-ing their selfish ends, seek theirown damnation aud ruin. Cowpersa3-s,4,G- moves in & mysteriouswa ' and surely enough thewhited sepulchers who have worked ruin In these fair isles bybribery, treachery and everyother vile trick that all the devilsin hell could invent will have the!reward they so richly deserve.I shall in issue mentionother questions which Ghristwould ask if he camo to Hono-lulu.

Justice.

Diptherlc sore throat .is statedto be. prevalent amongst childrenin town. One of the duties ofthe Board of Heal th would seemto be to publicly state the parti-cular locations or else state thatIt is general.

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TT --' -

lltiWclUMlI

--Hardware

. Oonrp'y.

July 24 1891.

In "Puddenhead Wilson's Phil-osophy" Mark Twain says: "Putall of your eggs in one basketand watch that basket " Eggsaro noMhe only things to whichthis applies, we can make it fitstoves and change eggs intodollars and make it read Investyour coin in a Pansy Stove andthe stove will watch itself. Wehave been watching these stovesfor the past five years, and findthem the best iron stove sold inthis market for the money,Where else than at our store can3'ou get a stove that will do every-thing that a $50 stove will do andget it for $15? Echo answers,'the place isn't built.' We havesold hundreds of these stoves inHonolulu, and never had a com- - j

plaint. Two weeks ago, we soldone to a gentleman on Hawaii,and 3'esterday he. ordered anotherfor a friend. The stove sellsitself through its fuel savingqualities, and because, it is agood baker. You can get otherstyles of stoves if you are notparticular as to tho quantityof fuel you burn or how yourfood is cooked. There's no dys-

pepsia in meals prepared on aPAXSr.

We received last week a lot ofwire clothes-lin- es that holdwashed clothes without usingpins. It is a sort of double wirearrangement and the pieces areheld in between; the harder thewind blows the tighter the piecesaro held to the line. There isabsolutely no danger of theclothing being torn as there isnothing sharp about the line.Whilo tho cost is a trifle greaterthan rope, this new style willlast so much longer that it iseconomical to buy the' pinlessline.

Tho'CLAUSS is one of thenew fangled saw-ed- ge knives thatcuts warm bread without leavingit heavy and iced cake withoutmaking crumbs There are two orthree different makes of theseknives, all on the same principleand each one pronounced thebest on earth b the manufac-turers. We selected tho Clauss,which we believe as a disinterest-ed spectator- - to be better than itsneighbors. You never had any-thing in your life that give asmuch satisfaction for a dollar. If3Tou were buying the other sortyon would get only one.

The favorite sewing machinein any community is the one that-does the most for tho least moneyand which runs the easiest. Inthe "Wertheim" you have amachine that sews three distinctstitches-Th- e Lock, Chain andEmbroidery and runs easier thanany other machine, and you paytwenty' dollars less for it. Econ-omy stands boldly every sidewhen you buy a Wertheim. Init t ttucking tne cnam stnen is preferable, but in other kinds ofwork, the lock stitch is the best.If you buy a machine that sewsthe.lock, unless it is a Wertheim,it won't sew a chain stitch.There's no particular saving inbuying a machine with but onestitch, the, Wertheim does threeand saves yon lots of trouble andwork.

We've just unpacked six casksof stand lamps that were built forhard times. They have metalbases and are decorated so as tomake a very neat appearance in aroom. We don't think you canget as good a lamp anywhere elsefor tho money, try as hard as youplease.

Our stock of table cutlery,spoons and forks is as largo asyou will find in any store in SanFrancisco, and our prices comparefavorably with those in NewYork. ,

Club'

Stables

Company,

jpVF. (Jratam, Manage?

Livery and Feedf? crTvI even

FORT"STREET, between Ho-tel and Beretania Streets," " Honolulu.

Both Telephones 2F 477jy23 lm

PIONEER

steam CANDY Factory

and

Ice Cream Parlors !

"5T PRACTICAL

COaSTITEc TIOJSTBRand 0RNAMENTER

In all braiiches of the business onllusi island.

American, English, German and FrenchPASTRIES Jfadc to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAKES

Made ol the Very Best Material andat Reasonable Rates.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlicays on Hand.

ALiIi COSTFECTIOXERYManufactured at My Establishment

Arc Guaranteed to be "Positively Pure andSold at Prices no other establishmentcan compete with.

FACTORY AKD STORE,

Xo. 71 Hotel Street, Honolulu.Both Telephones Xo. 74. jy2C

TO LET.W A Large Parlor Bedroom,

King Street, next, door to John F.Bowler's residence.: Inquire of

jy27 lOt Mrs. BAILEY.

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL ST3.

EMparters Enterprise Brewing Co.

Largest Consignment, of Beerthat ever arrived herei-nos- r

on Draught

J. DODD, Prop'r

AimOTSTRATOK'SNOTICE.

THE, UNDERSIGNED having been dulyappointed Administrator of the Estate of1'AHIA KALOI k. of Mokae. Hana, Mani,deceased, Tonld herewith give notice to allpersons hating accounts against the saidestate to jiresent them to him, properly

to, within six months from datehereof, or they trill be forever barred.all persons owing the said estate are re-

quested to settle forthwith.3LH.EETJTER.

Administrator of the Estate cf PahiaEaloi deceased.

Hana, 21s.ru, Jaly 7th, ISM. jy 9-l- m

2few Japan iMiarket.367 JJaunctlca Street.

Fresh Meat on Ics 4 Pound 25Cfs.

Scguki, Manager,acgl

ci-rn-sr kee.HORSESHOEING SHOP, "

Maunakea Jt Pauafii Street.N-i- ssi all roasd m j ggOfcUatall roBd.... - go- X2t Ifcar ye. o Esgiae Hease.

t I?roirxn.m.3rie of

BICYCLE MEETTo Held- -

Oh Saturday, Aug. 11thKAPIOLANI PARK,

2:3Q par. sfe3rp

1 One Mile.Iish, openj Gold iledaL

2 Half illle Dash, navies; Silver iTedaL

3 One. Quarter ilile Dash, epen; Silver.

HedaL

4 One Half Mile Dash, boys under 15

j years; Silver Medals; first and second.

5 One Half Mile Dash, open; Gold

MedaL

6 One Mile Dash, three minute class;

Silver lied!.7 Three Quarter Mile Dash, open; Gold

Medal.

S One Mile Dash, novice; Silver Medals.

Entrance Fee for Bares Nos. 1,5 and 7.

$1.50; all othsrs, entrance $1.

All Entries to Close ON MONDAT, Aug.

Gth, 12 noon, at the office of H. E. "Walker,

Merchant Street, Honolulu.

Genenl Admission, 50 cts; Grand Stand,

extra, 25 cts; Quarter Stretch Badges, $2.00

each; Carriages (inside of racecourse) $2.50.jj27

UnitedCarriageCompany,

M. RE1S & J.C.QU1NN

290:

TO THE TUELIGlt jou arc thinkingabout shopping, calling or taking in thesights, ring up 200, where you can obtaina nrst-clas-s carriage with elegant horses anda civil driver, or If you choose to drive your-self, we can accommodate you with stylishBujrgies, Phaetons, Surrics and Wagonettes.AVe have for livery horses the finest roadstersin the Republic. Our livery horses comprisesome of the well-know- n roadsters, such asthe Gray-eagl- e, White-swa- Prince Henry,

--Abadella, Roanoke, Lady Templcton, Steve-whipp- cr

and others; a child can drive any ofthese horses, but it takes a Kansas cyclone topass one of them on the road. For fartherparticulars, ring up 200, or call at our standand ofllce next to E. O. Hall a Son. jy 20.

FOR SALE.

A FINE " MIDNIGHT" STALLIONcolt belonging to P. D. Isenberg? The coltcan be seen at the PANTHEON STABLEfrom tf.

CORXER OF

Nuuanu and Beretania Streets.561 Both Telephones- :- 561

GOOD,-- RELIABLE a.vdjy27 tf CIVIL DRIVERS.

MimjAi. Tel. 266. P. O. Box tsS.

WING WO TAI & CO.,No. as Neu-iM- J Street, Honolulu, H. I.,

Commission Merchants,

Impobtees and Dealers i.v

General :- -: Merchandise.Fine Manila Cigars, Chinese and

Japanese Crockeryware, 3Iattings,Vases of all kinds, Cumpborwood

Trunks, Rattan Chairs.A Fine Assortment of Dress Silks,

Choicest Brands of Chinese andJapanese Teas of Latest Importations

Impidion ofShe GoodJmrapeeifully solicited,julyS.

Clias. T. (hlickNOTARY PUBLIC

For the Island of Oahn.

Agent to Take Acknowledgmentsto Labor Contracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licen-- .ses, Honolulu, Oahu.

Agent for the HaVn Islands ofPitt fc Scott's Freight

and Parcels Express.Agent for the Bnrlington Boute--

M Estate Mer aiiSsigrel ArtBell Tel. 348; Mut. Tel.

139; P.O. Box 415.

OFFICE: No. 38 MERCHANT. Street Honolulu- - K. ?.

TOE SALE. ,

One Marquee Tent, new; Size16x32 feet; 6 feet Wall; 13 feetBoof 8 oz. Duck; Poles, Pins,Bing Bafier, etc. Inquire at fhe

HOLO11UA.OFFI0E.

01TY DRAYAGE CO .

Stand: Queen and Fort Streets.White and Black Sand.

Draying Done at Reasonable Rates;

V. F. SHARK ETT, JLcta'oee.Jj35

MACHINE MADE

3EOJLlFACTOBY, : : KALIHI. .

Taro Plants, Fresh Tops and RawTaro at all tiroes.

Ring Up Mutual Telephone 577.Bell 345. W. L. WILCOX,

jy25 Manager.

RING UP MUTUAL TELE. 31

NIEPER'S Baggage ExpressiOtSce, 2 Fort St nonolalu, IL I.

Baggage and Furniture CarefullyHandled and Delivered at ShortNotice to All Parts of the City.Stand on Cor. of Fort & Queen St3.

Murray

Is Yet to be Found

On the Old Stand, So. 11

King, St. His Business us

CARRIAGEAND

WAGON idANUPACTURSH

Goes On.

When the "PEOPLES'PARTY" gets smashed" lie

will be ready to

REPAIR, PAINT AND TRIM' IT

At a Seasonable Figure. No

Extra Charge for Furnishingthem with Common Sense.

LET THEM BING UPMUTUAL TELEPHONE 572: .

jy21 Cm

City - CarriageM'F'Q. Co.

Blacksmith Shop107 KING STREET

D. . BEJSlT, MptjE

Blacksmith WorkAXD

Carnage Repairing,

PAINTING : AND : TBIMMING -

In all its Branches, at BedBock Prices.

Mutual Telephone 382Give ua a Call and indtre

for yourself. jy23

CRITERION SALOON,

Weiland. Extra Pate

Lager Beer2 Schooners for 25 Cts.

jyH L. H. DEE, Prop'r

Semandes & GomesWHOLESALE

California Winesand Spirits,

No. 502 Fort St., Honolulu, H. I.P. O. Box 436, Mutual Tele. 140.

tDhc Sjotomua atcwlnr.

AUGUST. 1894.

JTh : WjTk j Fr! S&V Nex Moon,II'! ABg. 1

UU! First Quarter,Aug. 8

& 6 7! S 9 10? 11 Foil Moon,.t Ann. 1

Jjl3 14 15 16 17 : ISjLast Quarter24 25 Aug. 24

j New iloon84,'S; 25 23 ) 30 3i ; Ang. 30

FOItEIfi.V 7TAII. SEKVICE.

Steamships will loeve for and arr've(ram San Francisco asd other foreignparte, ea or aboet the foliovring dates,UIl Um efece of lSi.LttATE HNOUHX Due at Hoxoujlcfor San Frajccwsco. Fit. Sax Franckco

ok YASCocrwi. OR VjlXCOCVEK.

AasinJU JotH)2As6tlk June 16Moaewai .... .JoBeOSArawa Jane 23Warrimoo Jaly 1 Mariposa July 5Aw&nKa July 21 Australia.... July 14Alnwda July 2wWarnmoo.. .July 23Arava Ag. ljMoBowoi Aug. 2AwtfraHa. Ang. IS Asralm Aug. 11

Maripoaa Aug. 23 Arawa Aug. 23Wamaioe.... Sept. 1 Akraeda.... Aug. 30AafltrKa....Spt. IS Australia Aept.SMoMwai....S6pt. 22 Warn moo.. .Lept.23Arawa Oct. 3 Mariposa.... Lent 27AsetmKa Oct. 10 Australia Oct. 6Akawda Oat. IS Axawa Oct. 23Warrlmoo.... Nov. ljMouowai ....Oct. 25AMtralia....Nor. 10Autralia Nov. 3M&ripoaa . . . .Nov. lf Alameda .... Nov. 29Anwa Do. liWarrimoo.. .Nov.23Aafttralia De. Si An t tralia Deo. 2Moaowai ....Dec 13 Mariposa.... Deo. 20Warrlmoo.... Dec 30(Arasra Dec. 22

Australia.... Dec. 31

VESSELS IS POKT.

NAVAL VESSELS.

U S'S Philadelphia, Barker.HUMS Champion, Itooko, Vancouver.

MERCHANTMEN.

Am bk S C AHon, Thomson, San FranciscoHVtae W II Diuiond. San Francisco.Ilk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.Am bktne S N Castle, llnbbard, San Fran.Dktao Irmgard, Schtnid, San Francisco.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

Aw bk W S Phelps Gray's Har DnoSohr Allen A S F (Mali) duoSehr Robert Lowers. .. Gray'U Vr Duellark Aunio Johnson .S P(Hilo)...July 26BarkSenta Livorpool..July 30CASS Arawa NSW Ang. 1

OSSMaripoi SF,...Aug. 2Am bk Amy Turner. . .New York. .Aug. 2OSS Australia San F Aug. 11

Brbk Alexandra Newcastle.... Aug. 14

It MSS Mariposa. ...Sydnoy. . .. Aug. 23Bk G N Wilcox.. ..Middleborough.Aug23T M S S China San Finn . . ..Sept. 3Bark Rontenbcok Liverpool.. .Nov. 23

LOCAL NOTES.

Saturday, 6:45 a.m. Australia.ofl'Wuimanalo.

Tho Schoutzon club moot forbusiuoss this ovening.

Tho Strangers' Friend Societymot this morning and transactedtho usual routine business.

Tho genoral oool and ploasantRuuanu avonuo is now dusty anddisugrooablo to pedestrians.

Tho bicyclo moot for races attho Park tomorrow will startsomotimo in tho afternoon.

No band ooncort at EmmaSquaro tomorrow afternoon; Bor-go- r

plays at tho bicyclo meet tomorrow.

Pooplo in town aro becomingtired of tho baud concerts; toomuch samonoss in tho pro-

grammes.

Immigrants to Hawaii mosthave $50 iu cash or bo undor two

years contract as an agriculturallaboror.

Auihontio reports place thototal registry of voters to dato asless that 600 in numbor. Thooath is a bitter pill.

Tho now Market shod, on thoEsplanade, is now utilized as ashield from the sun by Philadel-phia troops when drilling.

Tho "personally conduotod"Volcano parly return by tho Ki-na- u

tomorrow morning. A pro-

posed torchlight prooesstoa andband serenade have been post-

poned.

The 'Tistr has a "flyingDntcb-inan,- "

with two army deserterson board, somewhere betweenDimond Head and Kauai.

Tho Honolulu Amateur Atble-ti- oclub raembors will meet ibis

evening, in special session, attheir hoad-goarter- s.

Tho band will give a moonlightconcert this evening at Thomas'Square; by roferouce to the pro-gram- roo

it will be noticed that"two of the pieces played lastevening at Emma Square, will b

"repeated tonight.

- w - - - - - ri-3

The California Trait marketcans attention to the great varietyof frnits which will arrive hereon the Australia tomorrow.

ilr. John Magoon father of J.Alfred ilagoon EsqT, took pas-sage by thelrmgard to the Coast,on a voyage for health and rest.

H. B. M. S. Champion wasvisited yesterday by AmericanConsul General Mills and Portu-guese Consul General Canavarro.The official recognition was givenon leaving.

If Yock House ok Djoissick send them at once to 205King Street. The only 'Veter-inary Infirmary in the Bepublicfully equipped with modern ap-pliarc- es

and skillfull attendants.augl-l- m

Colonel V. V. Ashford did notgo to Mani today, the Attorney-Gener- al

having refused to proso-cu-to

E. H. Bailoy, who wascharged with embezzlornent byJ. Gracia for whom the colonelis attorney.

And now comes a wail from theliquor dealers with regard to tholack'of water. They claim to boosing lots of money by the scar-

city of this purely prohibitionbeverage. Queer !

The meeting of members of thoHealani boat club called for lasteveuiug has boon continued'untilnoxt Wednesday evening, the 15thinst. when an election of officersfor tho olub will take place,

J. J. Egan having disposed ofthe pole to tho League has nowdisposed of tho big AmericanHag to tho same organization,for a cash consideration. "Whatdoes tho cosmopolito Leaguewant of an American flag.

Yesterday afternoon a brokenbrake on a Nuuanu valley carcaused tho driver to lose controlof tho outfit and it started downgrade at a very rapid rate untilreaching tho switch - off nearSchool street when it jumped thetrack and capsized into tho ditchcorner of Nuuanu and Schoolstreet. Tho driver usod goodjudgment but there being no pas-

senger in tho car and as ho couldnot leave his mules, the backbreak was not put on so tho carspeeded until ditched. One of

tho mules was badly injured buttho driver escaped unhurt.

OVER ZEALOUS.

It is of course, very praise-worthy of the polico to be vigi-

lant and protect us againstburglars and evil doers, but themauner in which it occasionallyis done shows a lack of discretionwhich might bo embarrassing, tosay tho least, both to tho reswdent and to tho police.

Last night a young gentlemanliving on King streea few housesabove Thomas Square had anunpleasant experience. He hadbeen at his office working till 10o'clock and boarded the tramcarfor homo. When at his gate hejumped off and wont in. Wheninside the gate he heard a horgerman riding up and stood still tosee who it was. Tho horseman whoproved to bo a mounted policepalled up and ordered tho gentle-man to move on. As he was onhis own premises he naturallysuggested to the police-offic-er totake his own proposition anddust. Tho follower of Mr. Hitch-cock immediately dismounted,stating that ho would make thegentleman "move on." Ho alsodemanded his name, and as thatwas refused proposed to take himout of the yard to the stationhouse (and a nice contract hewould have undertaken). Whenthe battle seomed to be eminentthe lady of the house called outenquiring who her son was talk-

ing with. That settled the criti-cal situation. Tho guardian of thepeace vamosed, got on his horseaud disappeared, for other climesrind scenes.

It would bo just as well if thesemounted officers were taaght pro-per aud discrot conduct as wellas horseback riding and shooting.If sol they will soma day hecoe

greater nttieaace tfean the neverught burglars now ara.

The Bicycle Meet.

The races tomorrow afternoonai the Kspiolani Prk promise' tobe a grea success. About ISriders will be in the field in thedifferent races, and the resultswill be watched with great inter-est. It is not alone a test between the riders, but also ameeting to decide what kind ofbicycle is the best. The boyshave been in training for severalweeks and all are in good trim. H.E. Walker's bicycle met with aslight accident last night butwill be in order before tomorrow.Angas who rode it had such aspeed on that the front wheeltore away, and ran towards Ho-

nolulu whilo the rider chasedafter it on the hind wheel. Theywill bo brought together again to-

day. Young Kakayama goes likestreak lightning, and the invin-

cible Giles can hardly be timed.It will well pay to go to the Parkand witness the meeting. Thebaud will be in attendance, andthe prices of admission are with-

in the reach of all.

Moonlight Concert.

The band will give a publicmoonlight concert- - this eveningat Thomas' Square, the perform-ance commencing at 7:30 o'clock.Following is the programme:

Fart i.

1. Overture.... "Light Cavalry" ... .Suppe2. Baritone Solo.. "Eelisario'.... Donizetti

Mr. T. Carvalho.3. WolU "Vienna Blood Strauss4. Selection ."The B.-gg- Stu

dent" (by request) Millocker

Part II.

5. Medley "German Marches"Seidenglanz

C. Gavotte "Riue Sound" Lantann7. Waltz "Favorite Melodies"

(by request!..... ..BergerS. March... ."Republic of rlawaji"

Bcrger

"Ha vaii Fonoi,"

Per s. s. "Australia,"CAMAR1KOS, : t Refrigerator."

Contains a fall supply of

CALIFORNIA FRUITS;

SCCUA5

Cherries, Plums,Teaches, Ap-icot-

s,

Nectarines, Grapes,Frozen, Oysters,

Crabbs, Fresh Salmon,Cauliflower, Celery,

Apples, Oranges, Limes, etc., etc., etc.Jiug. 10-2- ts

Capt. Wm. Davies,

Rigger,Stevedore andW re.cker.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS ON

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

. Steamer Waimanalo will Tun re-

gular to Waianae, Waialua andWay Landing.

Inquire at office of J. S. Walker overSpree kel's Bank.

Gust. A. Mauer,

HAWAIIAN HOTEL BARBER

Ladies Shampooing a speci-

alty. Honolulu. aug4.

J. H. TBUSCHLER,

Boot & Slioemalcex.Ill Fort Street.

Repairing, neatly Done, halfsole and heel with pegs, $1.00.Half sole and heel sewing, $1.50.

au7

AVAJSTTJED.

Tbree bright Hawaiian Girlsto sell the famous VIAVI KE-ME- DY.

Apply at the office ofthe Viavi Bemedy on King Street.

aug6

FOR SALE RENT.

- 1 Piano, 1 Orgiu and SawingMaohine inquire of

X. 2 BURGESS.Beretania Street.

Pioneer Shirt Factory"established hst. --

A. M. 'MELLlSr-Proprietor- ,

SKrift. Bsnolsk, QttftTK.

LADIES' COLUMN.

You have all been reading thisColumn for some time and expect-ing something to drop well heregoes for a little flyer as we say inMercantileParlance. We havea counter devoted to Wash DressGoods this week, ihey are worthlooking at, aud at the same timemaking a guess on their Value.Bemember yon need not buythem unless you want to but'ou can call and guess on their

Valce and the Lady guessingthe nearest to the retail value ofthese Goods can have her pickof a Dress Pattern for nothing,

j those that are not good guesserswon't make a very bad mistake,if they buy the goods outright atour figures. So come in andmake your guess, the pools closeSaturday the winner gets herDress, Monday, August 13th.

There is nothing the matterwith Scotch Dimity when youcan get 6 yards for $1 or Toiledu 2Jord for children's SchoolDresses or Ladies Dresses at 8yards for 31. Bemember thesegoods improve everytiine they arewashed.

Something new in American,English and French Percale forShirt Waists and Dresses theseGoods are the finest ever shownhero and make up lovely.

32 inch wide Cotton Duck at15 cents a yard is another thingyou oan mako no mistake in allFast Colors we have an elegant-lin-

of Linen Duck.

Now don't forget to come inand guess on those Wash DressGoods. TVo have somethingforthe Second Best Guesser but wo

won't mention it

B. F. EHLERS.

NOTICE TO

- Visitors, Picnic Parties, Lnaus

and

GENERAL PUBLIC I

At Sjrrrn's Bos and LiveryStable, King Street,- -

Adjoining Metropolitan Meat Market,

Is the Cheapest Place in Town you can getBusses, Wagoneries, Buggies and SaddleHorses. It will pay yu to call and seebefore you try elsewhere.

ST Mutual Telephone 408augl-t- f

Wist Simg IlSsS0 NUTJANU STREET, HONOLULU

:LexcIb.a,:cLtTa,IlQ3?

A fine assortment of American.English and Scotch Cloths onhand good work and a FIRSTCLASS fit guaranteed

Clotheseaec!dn & repaired jy71m

Branch

Establishment.This First-Clas- 3 Bathing Jlport

has been enlarged and. is now opento the public I is the best placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, andthere is no better Dlace to lay off.Special accommodations for La-

dies. Tramcars pass the door everyhalf hour, and nn Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,- jy24 Proprietor.

LOST.

A sraaU Fos Teieier," reyard win bo'gives for Ms return to

JOE TINKER,City Market. ; aBg3.

SAM-YEE-HO-

No. 552 King Street, D.a&ler inCslifornia and ..Hawaiian Fruitsand Vegetibles, Guava Jelly,Tea and Grand OoSne Cigsrs ete.

I

YI1TI HUDIES.

W1I.L. craECtssurr?aas,Eicaia2ii,tUrrX Crocs. 2 SttstLaaBM. FesjCeCost--

Hcya trs n:euiixi zhi 11 trill earTie? re Veetfc!e RaUf 2deaa

In ttssJ IrV tit nost delicate aad tie yoanstchili!.

Pr'wsiiMatiterwriief "K. SoJdijMr.C a. Gillonray, 109 KlnC 7Sisxk, ucJer HrsanT .EUI, .g.gioSala

Removal !

HAVE MOVED TO

Morgan's - Auction - Booms

fora short tlrae. Wc arestlll felling

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL,

ALGEROB'A andKINDLING WOOD

in any quantity.Both Telephones lit auG

v'ra I

V11

Wjjoleg&le Wiqe

LiqnoP Dealer19 Nuuanu Street

We would call your attention toOur Special Brands

Long life Pure Cream

RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksburg Beerau2 in casks or bottles.

YOKOHAMA

BAZAAR.Corner of

HOTEL & NUUANU Sts.

Silk and Crepes,Embroidered Hadkerchiefs,

Window Curtains, Straw Hats,Fans, Lanterns, Baskets, all sorts;Dishpa, Tea and Breakfast Sets,Trays, Flower Pots, SilkBedquilts,Bamboo Screens, Neck-ties- ,, Silkand Crepe Shirts, Japanese Toys,Japanese Provisions by the whole-sale.

jy3S MURATA it CO.

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FOBT STREET,

Molnerny Block.

JOBBERS OF

"WINES, andSPIRITSLEWIS & CO,

Wholesale and Retail Gro

AND

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every Ban Francisco Steamer ',

Salt Salmon in Barbelsa Specialty.

hi Fort Si.t Honolulu. Tel. 240,P O. Box 297.

rtanal Lion Wofljg

Queen Street,Between Alakea & Richard Sts,

THE UNDERSIGNED ire prepared torll kinds of

IresBrass, Bronze, Zi3,Tia aad LseA Castings, Also

Geaeol Sfair Sfeop for Stwtra Engines,BieaMhb, Com MjSs,

Wtl- - Wheels, WiaMas, ete.XacMses for truj Cfiiaisgof Co&c,

Ca4orOib, Bmm, RaaiSfeaLFiaafifk Laavea Jb c4hFibro.'5 Plaste,

- Aad Tapes Steeleaw

Aieo Mffifhinw Stank hemtie Mxsio, Arrow Roof, ete.

AH0rfej9WByiifeddt.

WHITE, RITMAN CO,

PLTEfflED WATEK

IS USED BY THE CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORCOMPACT Limited.

Y

'ZMouLgrlxo'U.t t3n.e CltvEXCEPTING ONE

r s3r TSY IT1--

HOLLISTER & CO.

ans

Importers, Wholesale

Smolsmg'

the Celebrated

and Retail Dealers in .

Toloa-cco- , and.

Srrcxfeezs Articles.Xgehs7for

Benson, Smith & Co.,

The Comer DRUG STORE

Pure Drugs,Truie Perfunies,

Prompt A.ttention,Icfei Low JPrioes

Comer Fort & Hotel Sts. aul

RliO4L

MADE IN PARIS.

2ST--

BethelaugO

Mutual 245.

Will on AUGUST 1st Remove from hi3 present store onTlotelstreet, to the place formerly occupied by Benson, Smith fe Co.,on Fort street. After get settled it will be to your advant-age to notes the prices, etc., that will appear in this column.

THE SOUP

Sella the very best quality of SOAP at fl.M per 100 pound and 17 bars of 23pounds honest weight for ?L23. GERMAN BLUE CASTILE SOAP, manufact-ured by Grans Bros., Mannheim, Germany, at 10 cent per ponnd. TOILETSOAP, retail at wholesale prices. SOFT SOAP In tins of 42 pounds. 1.25.

STEARIC WAX MINING CANDLES, manufactured br Uie Emrey CandleWorks ofClncinati. Ohio, li Candles for 23 cents.

KIAWE FIRE WOOD. (10 per cord. The same cut in blocks of 12 IncheIoa:r at any quantity from II op. Delivered free of charge to anT part of the city.KIAWE CHARCOAL at cents a d,

Va., CEDAR WOOD POI PAILS finished with brass hoops. SmaUsite M cents; large size "3 cents. Empty Vinegar and Wine BARRELS as waterreceivers at fL

KITCHEN SALT in sacks of 100 pounds. 50 cts TABLE SALT rirea away.Highest cash price paid for HIDES, 8KIN3 and TALLOW.

Mutual Telephone. 314.

P. O. Box 480.

The .

IS A.T THE.-- .

.CORNIRO 1Km 4Jknimt Sf$.

Gr. 33. D. PIPES,

pOTIOE,

Street.

Telephone

HONOLULU HOUSE.

Cheapest Place

New and Second

BHEJa,

Hand Furniture

x L HonolHlu4--

H. 1:N

i- 'rS. .W2 . i-top?-- - -- &tt!t&: wall evS. - z's- - - --. . X. .

DAIIIPPOIHotel Stret Arlington U tkj

Tim tlxv SK Sms reeefa-e- another

Japanese JSil-k- ,

JAXCY jaOODS,

Per S. S. "China."

jBEATJTJFUL SILK

AND CRAPE.

Dra? Gk la ail ckwk, plate aad ipared.ObsWmk, TeMe 0rrg,

Bad Oorart, GwsCfcoifeog. Sbawk.

n:iu ft n'lirui n IfnitiltAI II tSIIIIIIIl vir Vi ?v ttuu luuuuun uuiiS

Alt Colons Fancy Draperies,

EMBROIDERED

HAHDKERCHIEFS I

DsfHte, Scftrfa, SAsbea,Jacket, Osp?, Etc., Etc.

NOVELTIES:

The Prices of these Goods will astonish yoni Detailing

ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS!

HaadMrae OigarettA Cases,Pin Cushions,

Silk Too Cossies,

LARGE iXI) SMALL JAP1ESE ItUtiS

Silk Umbrellas, light but strong;Chair Saddles, Silk;Ihimlxra Blinds, fitted with pulleys;Silk Lump Shades, new style.

JAVAXBSi; feCKKENS, from $3 Up.

LJM5E .UIMXESF. U2111KELLAS

pgjv Ohu bo Sot with Polo in the ground,uiieter Pionkeor Lunches out of doors,thoy enn be opened out or used as ft tent.

COTTON CRAPES

. -- IN GREAT VARIETY. .

JErinrttt9H Itaepootfully Invited.

Mms. J.P.P. Calsaco,Aroprietress.

Airl2-Sn- ia

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

A --D) EDCTvv r ii i

l . RUGS,

MATSIK THE LATEST I'ATTERNS

'Shousehold.SEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Machines,

txTJdl With the Latest Improvements"!

PARLOR

Organs, Quitars,J.nl Other Musical Instruments

.' v y

;Wines, Liquors,. Beerv

ALWAYS OK HAND. iNDFOB SALE BY

ED. HOFFSGHUEGER I 00.Sing StM oppo. C&stie & Ccoio'i,1

3CO LETor XEASE.

ALoa&e on King Street nest to T. B.premise containing parlor, dining

so?m and Uinw he4rooms, besides kitchenbathroom' Ublei- and all modem convtsi-eni- 3

lataly occupied by ilr. BusW.'Beat pderate to recponablo pArty. MMnm

jyl6 ABBAHAU FHfiXAXDBL

i a j.raBa5s64 sat." - -.

FIRE AND MARINETHE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FiEE and MARINE RISKS ON ,

Buildings, Mex'cbaiiclise,EL"alls Cargoes.

ITxeiglrte and , :

CommissionsAt Current Bates, in'tlie oUowiM Cos.

NAMELY:

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL,

ALL LANCE ASSURANCE FJRE & MARINE, LONDON, .

WILHELMA OF.MADGEBIIRG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

JT. S. "W-tY- I ,IiER5SFAgent for the Hawaiian Islands.

w

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

Have Just Receivtd, rer Late Airivals, tie I mpest Siccli of FURN1TURE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Handsome Carved Bedroom SetsTn Solid Oak, and of the LATEST DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

WICKER WARES?Beautiful Designs of "Wicker Ware, consisting of.

SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, otc.you can get these in anyFINISH you desire.

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

TABLES,Wo have bad a number of calls for tbeso Tables, with CHAIRS to

match. "We bave now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITUREEVER SEEN HERE.

Sideboards -:- - and -:- - Chiffoniers

Divans covered with PORTIERS are becoming quite the rago infilace of LOUNGES wo manufacture them to order, and have a

stock of PORTIERS to select from.

BEDDIITG-- .Groat Assortment of "WOVEN "WIRE MATTRESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand and made to order.LIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows.'

CRIBS, CRADLES, etc."WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizs.

" CORNICE POLES, in wood or brss trimmings.

ZE3 ZEZP-ZL- . IK X ZLSnGkMattresses, Lounges and- - all Upholstered Furniture repaired at

reasonaoie rates.CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent WorkmenMATTING LAID and Interior Docoratiug under tho Supervision oMr. GEORGE ORDWAY.

Our Goods aro First Class, and

PORTER,

Telephones:Bell

prices the lowest Comeand bo convinced a trial is solicited.

Boll 525. telephones: . Mutual 645.ORDWAY Sc Robinson

351Mutual 417

Far- -

our are

Block, between Port and Nunanu

Residence: "

Mutual 410P. O. Box 117

F, B. THOMAS,

j

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

"Estimates Griven on A.11 SandsOF

BMJ0N,OTE(SWP0INBEDPAll Kinds wof Jobbing in the Building TradCi-:

Attended to. - -

KEEPS ITOR SAXiB:Brier, Lime, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old fc New Corpogatod Iron, MintonjTiles,Qaarrj Tiles, assorted sizes and colors; ' r

California and MontereT. Sand,Graait Curbing and Blocks, etc., etc. f

Comer King 5t Smith Sts.) Office Hours, tola Mi,r

Pirey Life & MarineINSURANCE.

.ITATtTFOKD FJRE INSURANCE CO..i - . Assets, $ . 7,109,825.49

jf. -

TLOXDON-TjANCASHIREE-RE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

THAIES-ilERSFi- Y MAHINE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 6,124,057.00

NEW" YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,'

,; ; Assets, $137,499,198.99

CO. BEKGER,General "Aijent for the Hawaiian Tslands, ilnnolulu

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS" IN

. Grroceries,iPxovisions

EAST CORNER

New Goods Reo?dBy every Packet from the Eastern States' and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

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

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Post- Uffice Bos No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON,

Harry Klemme, 'Manager

Cor. Nuuanu & Beretania sts.- Honolulu, H. I.

The Only Sporting House in- Town.

O. IV S. a Specialitv- -

LOHENGRIN LAGER iBEER, :

AlwaTs on Drnught. .

2 GLASSES FOR 25 CENTS.

Best of Wines, Liquors- ,-

and Cigars,

ALWAYS ON HAND,

inltf

CHOCK LOOKjVTei'eliaiit Tailox,

No. 4S Nuuanu St., HonoluluA fine assortment ofAmerican. Emrliib and

Scotch cloths on hand. Good work and aFirst-cla- ss fit guaranteed. Clothes Cleanedand Repaired.

Kwong Sinsrl-io- y

Merchant Tailor,Dry Goods, Men and Ladies' s

Shoes.No. 407 King Street, near "Holomua.

jolrS

YJSE QFT ADEALER IN

Fine TailoringFine, Chineseand Japanese .

Handkerchiefs. . .;

Xos. 31 to 33. Nuuanu' SU Hono- -lului P.O. Box253. jyo

AND

FORT & KrNGlSTS. ;

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Proprietor:

pine Viiies, Liquors. Beep

ALWAS ON HAND;

r

Corner Nunanu and Hotel Streets.

Bell Telephone 241. Post Office Boi"107

Citysa Meat

Oppo. Queen Emma flail,Established 1883

JOS. TINKER,

r i!

3 11

Maker of the Celebrated

Cambridge Pork .Sausage !

Tey Them.

Meat Lfelivered to Anvj Part ofcue uity ana auourDs.

Mutual Telephone Number 289.

HoYenlfeeoo;Tinsmiths and Dealers

-- IN-

Crockery,' GAssware; $c.

water, pies laid and plumbing" XEATLT EXECUTED

Noil Naess Si, Twnrear Slag aad Hotel

AHvsrj on VlxbA a Sappljof tbe Verr

Best Pioneer Soapla CaM of W,, 42, W, (O ad TO Bars ftich;

THIS SOAP IS THE

Finest Imported Here,

SPECIAL PRICES FOR 3 CASES

IX LOTS.

JAS. AINSLEY ft COMPS

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH raSKEIXameltt:

BEN ALDO'CHLAN,

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLB ,N ION Extra, Special

GLENLiON

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.

BOOT and SHOEMAKER 1

Repairing Neatly Done.

Opposite Ihe Club Stables, Fort Street, andwill be glad to see his old friends. mv7 tf

SV.A-- JN" T JE D !

TJUBKITURE, DISHES, GLASSWARE,I Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Old Gold andSilver, and everything1 bought and sold at 114

King Street, corner ofAlakea. y27

P.O. Box 209. 403 Nnaanu St.

S. YASUMORI,

.MEKCHANT TAILOR.

Dealer in Japanese Goods, Bootsand Shoes of Japanese make;Cheap for Cash, New Goods byEvery Steamer. jy 23

LEE SUIVG-- KEE,49 KING STREET.

TINSMITH, a-- d DELVLER IN GLASS- -I

ware. Crockery, Coal-Oi- l Stoves, WaterPots Plumbing in All Its Branches Faith-fully Executed. jjlS-l-y

Y. LTOI SING,

Dealer in Fruits .and Groceries.Fresh Fruits by Every CaliforniaSteamer, Eresh Island Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Roasted. P O. Box 169Fresh Island Produce, GoodsDelivered to" Any Part of theGity, jyai

SIXG YCEX KEE,

TINSMITH and DEALER IN

TINWARE.

Piping Laid and Repaired. AllOrders Promptly Attended toCharges Very Moderate. Call andSee Us. No. 222 Maunakea St.,Honolulu. iy20 lm

I MPOBTEBaxd DEALER IN GENERALI Merchandise. Eiclasiveiy cf Japaneseilanulacture V HUUtiAiit; X UtTAUU.

2M and 206 Fort Street.P. O. Box 116 Mutual Tele. 592. trlS

JiJEltf DEPARTURE tte

Sa'tt MeMp Service

L. M. Johnson, Manager4

Mutual Tel KO Bell Tel 359

OFFICE ia MASONIC BCTLDENGV

We are preptrsd to farsbh tbsUorsed aeeasBeenatallhoBrs. ProBptaeH aad sati-bette- B

zmited.TaBra;siiBaBdirewDldth mt.5rl7ntMets. Far dfctaaMe ntM

THE

HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC.

OFFICIAL LIST OF MEM

BERS AND LOCATION

OF BUREAUS.

Eirccnvs Cocxcil.

S. B. Dole, President of tfte ProTt!cnl GoTern-tsea- tot ihe lUvilia Isliatb. .a--l Mtnlater

of Fotsim Affairs.J. A. Klas, Minister of the Interior.S. it. Daisao, Minister of Finance.W. O, Smltn, Attorney-Genera- l.

ADVEORT COKfCIt.

w.u. Wilder, Vlee-rcsMe- or Use ProTlsteaiiGovernment of tho UatraUan IsUrxls.

aBoIte, John Exaznetatb,Cecil Eroit'n,John Sou, w. R j3tS;JahnEnn. Uenry N eterhMM,JAmes FjiforcanEd.Sihr, - F. M. H:oh,Joj. P. MeaUoMa.Chju T. Rodgers. Secretarr Er. d"'AUr

Councils.

Stprkmk Gourt.

Hon. A. F. Judil, Chltf 1nsV.cc.oa- - 5r Btckerton. First Associate, Jnitlo?..non. . F. Freijr. second Asseciito Jntlce.Kenrr Smith, Chief Qezk.

Geo. Luc. , Demitr Clerk.5",r.-- 'e'erson.scrtnd Deputy Clerk.J. alter Jon, Stenographer.

ClECUIT JCDQES.

First Circuit: &cS?. 0bSecond Circuit: (Maul) A. X. Kcpolkal.

".dapd Fourth CircutU: (Hawaii) S. UAmttnFUtli Circuit: (Kauai) J. Ilardr.praces and Court-roo- In Court Hosjc,

Kinp street. Sitting In Honolulu The firstMonday tn February, May, Anguu and Ncvem-bc- r.

Dzrxsntzsz or Foreign ArrAiiu.

OCieein Capitol Building; KlnC stret.,ntsrEzceUencySanlord U. Dole, Mlnlitcrol Forelgnf.

Affairs. aGeo. C. Iotter,SccrcUry.W. Hordce Wright, , Lionel Hart, Oerki.

DSMBTXXXTQr iSTKBIOR- -

Office In Executive Bniidlnj, King street.

2L1? Excellency J. A. Klnc, Minister ot Interior.Chief Cleric, John A. llasi nper.AssuUat Clerks: Jmea 11. BopI, M. K. Keoho- -

kalole, Stephen Mahaulu, George C RomEdwardS. Boyd.

BCKEAU or AORICCLTUB XSD FORKSTBT.

President: His Excellency the Minister ofInterior. Win. O. Irwin, Allan Herbert,John Ena, Joseph Marsden, Commissionerand Secretary.

t

Cirura or Bcaxaus. I.vtzbioe llirxtjytzm

anrTeyoricneral, W. V. Alexander.Supt. lubl c Works, W.E. Rowcli.Snpt. Waterworks, Audrew Brown.Inspector, Electric Llirhts, John Casstdy.Rtgtstrar of C jiirevances, T. O. Thrum.Bond Supervisor, Honolulu. W. IL CumminsChief Engineer Fire Dept., Jai. II. Hunt.Supt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. McWayne.

DarAsmsKT or Fixxscr.

Office, Executive BoJldlnsr, Kins trcct,

Mlnts'r of Finance, His Excellency 8 MDamon.

Auditor-Genera- l, George J. Rots.Registrar of Accounts, W. G. Ashley.Clerk of Finance Office, E. A. Melnerny.Collector-Genera- l ot Custom, Jas. B. Castle.Tax Onhn, Jona. Sn.w.Deputy Tax Assessor, W. C Wcedon. '

Pustmastcr-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat,

Ccstoxs Busxac.

Office, Custom House Esplanade, Fort street

CoUector-Genera- l, Jas. B. Castle.Deputy-CoLect- F. B. McStocker.Harbormaster, Captain A. Fuller.Port Surveyor, if. x Sanders.Storekeeper, George C Stratemeyer.

Office In Executive BuIIdlnr. Kiss itreet- -

AtUjrney-aera- I, W. O. SrairaDeputy Attorney.Gencral, O. K. WilderCTcrt.J.M.Kea.Marshal, E. G. Hitchcock.Clerk to Marshal. II. M. Dow.Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. Brown.Jailor Oahu Prison, J, A. Low.rnson rnyssoan, vr. u. a. cooper.

Boa zo or Dcnaaano?.

President, Bis Excellency A. Kin;.Member of the Board of Immlzration:

Hon. J. B. Athcrton, Jaa. B. Castle, non. A.S. Cleghorn, Jamca G. Spencer' Mart I"Robinson.

Secretary, WrayTaylor.

Eoaan or HKamr.

Office In iroacds of Court House Boildlacorncr ot Milllanl and Queea streets.

Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Miner, Dr. Andrcm , J. TWater ho use Jr., John Ena, Th to. F. T.r..fgand Atterney --General Smith.

President Hon. W. O Smith.Secretary Chaa. Wilcox.ExeeattvsOffieer-C- B. Reynolds. 1 .Iapeeeraud JUaagerof Garbase SetTtca L.

U La Pierre.Isst ectox-- O. W. C Joues.Port PhyticlAii, Dr. O. B. Andrews.P&ffcatwry, Dr. iu W, Howard.Leper Settlsaedt, Dr. R. K. Oliver.

Bolxd or Edccatiox.

Court Hcras Battdln?, KLiStreet .

President.-noa-C.- Bltion.. .

Secretary, W. JamesinspccKr ot kcccois, A. T. Atkinson.-DuraicrlCocEr.- ;;,

Piee 5taaa MeciMt strset .

A 1C Sofcsrtse. MigifriU. ..':Jvtm A Tkomftcm, Clecy

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