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MALIE MAUNALOA.Kalihiuka, Oahu, June 2S, 1894. ju28 lm

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'AjL KJpS, OF WORK.

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H JTJEN proprietor

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PROGRESS.

The Life&l the Land is Iislabfishea

in RtLlcousnt's.

HONOLULU, JULY 23, 1891.

A Proposed' Loan.

In spite of all the statementswhich from time to time appearin the Advertiser, in regard tothe flourishing condition of thetreasury, and the great surplusand the gilt-edg- ed reserve fund,the official organ, this morning,advises the government to goaround the corner and borrow amillion dollars, and then buildroads etc.

w Onr esteemed contemporaryhas evidently forgotten that thegovernment at present is author-ized to borrow a large sura ofmoney for public improvements,and that the only reason it"hasn't been dono, is that nobodywould lend them anything. Sincethe revolution about $100,000worth of bonds under the latestlo'an act have been sold. Theywere sold by the government at aconsiderable loss", in fact duringthe first year, the expense of".placing" tho loan, amounted to$12,000. The bonds wore notsoia ireoiy aim easily in openmarket. A small atnouut wasundoubtedly taken by small capitahsts whoso enthusiasm forannexation ran away with theirgood judgment and who expecteda boom, in case, tho stars and

.i 1 1 1 rssiripos suouiu over noat overAliiolani Halo. Some of thebonds were used to pay debts oftho government. Dr. Trous-seau and many others took bondsin liquidation of debts and unloaded them as soon as possibleat a considerable loss.in Morganauction room or elsewhere Thebiggest portidn of. . the .bonds,though, was purchased bymenholding large trust-fun- ds in theirhands and who were "intimately,conuqcEed with the government.'pi.x t 1:1 L.i j ii. . rr i

xiiu xjutiuiliu UbUilU UI1U tne JVa- - I

moharaoha Schools, through At- -

torney-Geuer- al Smith and Min- -I T , . ..... .1

, , .. , , Jin govornment uonus ana many. . . .n i i r ioiuor irust-iun- tts louna tneirway to Damon s treasury. Andyet, tho total amount of bondsold since January, 1893, doosnot exceed $100,000 vory much.

ssow, tho Advertiser undoubt- -

cdlj' inspirod, wants to borro.v?000.000 moro. What for? Ifthe government is unable to dis- -

poso of tho bonds now loballv nfco j i

Mts disposition whore is the sn"of issuing another series or makemoro laws. It is simolv a bluff,

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. ,1 Itcimi if ti rmnl Imuuu i.vi oiiiuim iuu moii i

IUU KUICiULUCUl llllti L'UL Iw n i

financial backing and has gotcredit It has neither ono or the I

otuer.In encouraging its scheme and

booming tho loan, tho Advertiserfalls back on its old "stalo cryauont tne "sottloi-s- , the "smalllarraers anu our wonoeriuuands.

If only the morning organwould bo honest and sincere, we

.ii t i Icoum avom a lot or argumentswuicn wo now nave to ropeat dayin and day out.

Again wo ask tho men preach- -

"about "settlers," " what aretheyr going to do when they gethero? Whero is the market-fo- r

their produce? And we never,never get an answer from the ld-verti- ser

or from Thurston or thoother land boomeis and promoters.

Hero was poor Thurston before ho got cracked (and bursted)

1 w. on cycioramas, auue museums'lidwinter Fakes, Volcano

Houses and what not "hollering"himself hoarse inekplainine theuntold advantages of wakinggoava-jell- y. His hope of that (

irefreahiBg delioacy never abatedjandke imply got frantio whenaaybody talked againat his ieliy.Where kit mow? HowaookiiMever been aaannfaetared hare andconenned, and who eYer foand amarket for it .yet? And so it k

. with ewthiag elee. Hawaii hasget w nwrket aow-a-da- ya. Welire ,aware thafia old days sayia the fofty-ai- ee HawaR .perUd notafeet and lemr and j

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wheat to California, nud the ex--

i circumstances then and now.1 "V.Kr..t-- v J.i r.n imico ofai-vfliTit- T

w bicli can be grown in Hawaii. li. i -- i

J even g'a va-je- uy una ii can oe(Viini f li.tn ivn

duce from our country. Of coursewe may seek markets in Alaskaor Corea, but even there, thepeople might get tired of gttava-jel- ly

and Poha-jan- r, and find theprice rather heavy. ;J3ut if our friends on the govern-ment side really wantsettlers here,we can give them an advice whichwill offer some inducements.Make alt plantations withtheir adjoining land communeproperty and let the ',settles,,cultivate on shares and pay themills for grinding their produce.Let the capitalists behind theAdvertiser establish "sugarfarms" and the settlers will come.And finally if the governmentneeds a million dollars, insteadof borrowing it which it can't do,let it force its backers from Doledown to pa' adequate; reasonableand just taxes. If that is donethere will be no need of borrow-

ing. If the treasury still shouldbe cramped for moue, reduce expenses and raise the taxes..

A Funny Decision.

The decision of tho SupremeCourt in the McGrew divorce casehas rathor staggered the com- -

mumty. The text has not .beenpublished yet, and wo do notpresume as a layman to udge oftho law in the case, but we must

tti t r t i r 1 Isay tuat at nrst glance u is tnemost absurd and ridiculous deci--

sion yet given in our immaculatecourts. Far be it from us to quoteauthorities or deal in law points."Wo simply ask our reader tolook at the following facts andflinn inlrrn frr liimcnlf

Henri G. McGrew, the hus- -

,band of Alphonsirie McGrew wassometimo ago declared to benon comxtos mentis --ana placedunder the guardianship of C. LUarter. The untortunate man ishopelessly and totally imbecileHis wife through tho urgent re--

f i.: f..m:i.. irj. l. ; wii uia iuluiij iuii xiilu nuuthe country, and his guardian onhis behalf instituted a suit of di- -

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L.. .ii.?.. m. 11 i.or ouuor. xue who turuugu ueiiii ii.i h i 3. iauornevs noui mac a cuaraian- -

cannot appear as plaintiff in adivorce suit as it is absolutelynecessary that tho dosiro andsentiments of the plaintiff us an.individual, must bo tried andproven. The court was composedof Judges Bickerton, Froar, and

Brunson attorney-at-la- w,

siltintr in the nlace of JusticeI

Judd. who was incapacitatedthrough relationship to thocuardiau. Messrs. Bickertonw

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aliU XTCar liUVo IlOW IllVtJU U UCU1". ... I; ii. J r t ll, r. I

aiuu unuwiug mw gumuiuu ui mo i

IIUUIM'.IIH LU L?U UI1 WILLI L11U UliaO I- nand thereby establishing a mostremarkablo and astounding pro- -

codenL Jude Branson, whohad the advantage of being astranger both to the partios con- -

cerned and tcr all local sentimentand circnmstances.Uissented fromuis two colleagues. All mac we

aro anxious to learn is, if the verylearned judges, who havo decided

. .. . ,,m lavor ot tne guardian ot tneimbecile propose, to carry outtheir theory to the bitter end.If they do we would liketo ask them why a guardian ofan imbeeile cannot contract araarnacre on behalf of his ward? f

If a marriage can bo dissobred Hon tho complaint of non coniesmentis through: Ins guardian, itcertainly ca& ba qontracWdthrough tho same source."lAnd incase such a marriage is contracted, wa suppose that our logicaljudges will hold that th mar--

riaes dan be' cousumated amd.children .begotten by the imbecile per. r guardian. Whowouldn't be a gaardian! finallywe should suggest io oar- - const!tntiott aakera to chance theelanee in ike new, coaptationwhioh prereate idiots fromotuw.litelimiht'xicU 'W Toi:

per geardian. Snrelj if beyhave the riekt of sseiaar iordiWtee ss& ferigi step, the "getfy right oi noting shoaUf npbe deormd item. Ax loon astU itiskn.ijf thk inesieioMlooking cjm --it priAied.we s4Ukke flitwre in pifeisg Mfc

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fall, and distribute it freelyamong all the leading jarists ofthe world. The duffers abroad

i i?L - ii i -uau reraiSomeiuinMrom MessrsiBickerton and Frear.

Is It a Bluff?

The owners of the well-kno- wn

trotter Nevada , have a challengein another column to the ownerof Johnny Hay ward for a matchrace. Nevada's owners demandan answer before Wednesday the25th inst. As the owner ofJohnny Hav-ward- , Mr. W. H.Gornwell is on Maui, and it isimpossible to communicate withhim and receive an answer fromhim before the 29th inst , it looksas if the Nevada men were simplydesirous of playing a bluff game.If they will fet their challenge

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suey snail nave ineir answer, ami j

tuen tuey caneuuer put up or.shut up. There is no balloonsystem between Honolulu andWnikapu, aud Nevada's owners

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know perfectly well that JohnnyHaywnrd is owned solely by Mr.Cornwell, and cannot enter intoany race without his permission."Dickey'1 wants to be the nextpresident of the republic, and istaking his cue from Dole. It isall bluff with both of them.

Not True.

The Advertiser states to-d- ay

that our popular fellow-citize- n,

Mr. C. O. Berger, is lyih"

seriously ill in German-- . "We

are pleased to state that the re--m t i - rport is wuolly unlountieci. air.;

Berger, at latest advices, was inexcellent health enfoyine themagnificent scenery on whichSwitzerland has a monopoly, andho had even abandoned the ideaof going' through the conven-

tional "drinking of the waters"at Vichy or Carlsbad.

Alleged Arson.

Wailuku has been the scene ofincendiarism for a long timeback. About a year ago theresidence of the manager of "Wai

luku Plantation, was burned undercircumstances which pointed stron

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aituuipis 10 uuiu iuo uuiuo ui tuur -

i . i: j ii. ill mi. . ipianiuiiou ami uiu .mm. j.ufauthorities have been at wortbut itt was lookincr hopeless fa- -

them to continue their investigations. Finally a clue has beeiobtained, to the .

perpotrator cf

the outrages, and a native naraelKeliikipi has been arrestedis stated that he made a dealbreast of his crime and confesseshis participation in the deed itthe same time implicating H. IPlemmer as an accessory. Plea--

rrlrt f,mkl ltan1 ll'iintmaw t. nf.i r I

luuii "v luimvjiij .,uo uuuu ibuuil 111nnri nohntr mnnnrrai nf rtlnnf I

--"- t) """"H" iuuu

vw.. iv.uuuu. utuvA-arrest ami was promptly relealedon a bail of 1,000, furnished byMr. w. JtL. uornweil. Mis cisewas remanded to the.25th inston occonnt of the inability of his.

counsel Mr. J. Richardson to bopresent in waiiuKii. ivanjaanas I

ot ?auusu. ?eiuse io ueneve inPlemmer s guilt, and state opealythat the oharge against hiin hasi.. l n i '.- -iveou iuauuiaumrea uy eneniesana mat js.enih.ipi uas oeon in--aucea oy promises ot linniuntyfor his iShare in .the business tomake; the .aUjrttmg accusation,Mr. JReminer who is an American?s; a marrwa man na nas iwea

,Wiluku fox thelasfiffeenyrs,yuid als Been Feld intne mgBMt esteem, ne was oneot tne moat valuable workers 'lor.he reform party's candidates in

"lwtions of 1890-9- 2. -

for

THi HftMkna Tern..

x"4.ui,uwtI1s re me cmeaaar i u.ov j caa, tried at Ihe Jaly

rm of the fourth Circuit Cqwt J.sittiBg at Hamikua, Hawaii, j

Tfc OOOrt failed tO nrOfiBfa a I

Havaiiaa jkrr, - as oalr om of To

tkeoath to Uie xeix&iil1oererallessee were, . consqaeaUy

j.aiu kesm, -

WJ' upwoj. PfMQo.. Appeal rofm o 2mmui t

Itttt. ft mieelM wsji. Tt,Xttr;

I (k); Forgery. Commitment fromPoltce Magistrate of Sonth Hilo.

Ijtfbl. pros.Republic of Hawaii vs. Eaheiau

(k); Larceny, Third Degree. Ap-

peal from Police Magistrate ofSouth Hilo. Continued to Janu-ary term, 1S95. on the failnre toprocure a native jury

Republic of Hawaii vs-Dll-T.

Kaeha, (k), Ke kahuna La (k);Fishing with explosives. Appealfrom Police Magistrate of Pnna.Kaeha withdrew his appeal.Other continued to January term,lS95,jon failure of native jury.

Republic of Hawaii vs. RufinoAlvez, alias Francisco Alvez;Criminal assault on a femalechild under the age of 10 years.Commitment .from the PoliceMagistrate of South Hilo. Pleaof Guilty. Sentenced to twoyears imprisonment at hard la--

,bor,. and to pay costs of theprosecutioa.

HennWi - f xrnwnl--; Al,

Sam, alias Tim. Rape.Commitment from Pplice Magis- -

trate of South Hilo. Acquitted.T. V. Ashford for defendant.

Republic of Hawaii vs. Ja-cin- tho

Tavara de Rego; Perjury,.Second Degree. CommitmentJrom Police Magistrate of SouthELilo. Nol. pros. Y. V. Ashfordfor defendant.

Republic of Hawaii vs. Ah Sing(Ch); Perjury, Second Degree.Commitment from Police Magistrate of South Hilo. Coutinuedto the January Term, 1S95. F.M. Wakefield for defendant.

Republic of Hawaii vs.(Ch); Perjury, Second DegreeCommitment from Police Magis-trate of South Hilo. Found guil-ty. Sentenced to two years andsix months imprisonment at hardlabor. Motion for new trialpending. F. M. Wakefield fordefendant.

Republic of Hawaii vs. Kisn(Jap); Rape. Commitment fromPolice Court of Puna. Nol. pros..

Republic of Hawaii vs. Joan.Yiera (Port); Receiving StolenGoods. Appeal from Police Ma '

gistrate of Hilo. Found guilty.r..X Ashford for defendant.Republic o,f Hawaii vs. Sumi-tnot- o

(Jap);1arceny third degree.Appeal from Police Magistrate ofHilo. Found.guilty. Sentencedto six Months imprisonment.

Republic of Hawaii vs. Andrewni,ni,ctf-.-., n lf lv .v.puvxu IIUU UUllUl V

Appeal from Police Court of Hilo.,j pros'-- . v

Bepublic of Hawaii vs. JoseM. Meeiros; sellin'g spiritousliquor without a license". Appealfrom District Court of Hamakua."Found guilty, three, diskontiug.Pinod'siO 00. TVilliams&HoIsteinfor defendant

Eepublic of Hawaii vs. AhChip; selling spirituous liquorwithout a license. Appeal from.District Court of, Hamakua.Found not guilty. "Williams andHolstein for defendant.

PonnWio nf TT..nrnii ra 'M-TJ- -"vuuu.iuiiiiUJllHli O'(jjion Tai Xouuc Xet eaminf?Appeal from District -- Court ofHamakua. Nol. pros." Williamsand Hosltein for defendant.

CIVIL" OASES.

Antone5 Q. eji-a- s " Vs. J. G.Sena's: damages:' "Continued toJanuary term, 1895, on account0f the absenoe of plaintiff's attornevs, W. B. Castlo and D H

-Hitclioook.

Nawailaa (k)vs. Mekala (wVhbel for divorce. Continued fromJanuary term, 1894 and ova i w

continued to January term,-189- 5,

0n account of absence of libel- -ianra attbrnav. T' IT TTifnimnnir

Mrs. K. Maunahoa vs. D. X.Ufaunahoa; libel for divorce.D,iyorce granted, on proof ofcruelty S. K. Kane, ior libel- -lant '

AkbiXw)Ta:KeuKar(k); libel'divorc. Goatinued-t- o Janu-

ary term,' I89q, onaccount ofdefendat attofny- - being ab- -

t 8. JL;iUMjor petitionersn. jxitancoecvior- - oeianoant.

In the matter of the estate ofK. Makuola, of-Haak-

aa. d- -

oeaaed iateetate. Petitioa for thelIMVUmfMAKt

be Wrtf it (Ih-- W m

a&lMiZziiiArAlbert Wailehiw Haalilio, of.nMw,i;jHWHi, pxcessea mtes--

n 1adatistaeator.unnrtes Wihf ai..;.i..i.. n

'lite4im'adHrn wnir'iiiTt.W 'i'I' r : '

take

Lam

Atai

RepnWic ot may. Kioka Itkkti Petition for the apointewat

.

ceased. Petition-fo- r this probateof will Wflt admitted to pro-

bate, aad James .DrisGoll, th

benoiciary, ap?imtd:jexecntdr.inTtfa BfatW of thaastate of

Sua (k), of NorthHilo, 'deceased.

Petition for prolate of will.

James Matson and Kahe appoint-

ed executors under the will.

Auction SaleOF

Stoves, Ranges& Agateware'

On Thursday, July 26thAt E o'clock M. at mv Salesroom, I wm

Sell at Public Auction, a Consignment or

NEW STOVES, 3 sizes;

4 MONARCH RANGES,With Elevated Ovens, and a Large Line of

IRON-GLA- D kENAMEL-E- D

WARE,Comprijinsr Coffee-an- TeapoU, Saucepans,Pots, etc Goods now on view.

JAS. MORGAN,

july23 Auctioneer.

JLixction Sale of RiceDPlantatatiori at

"Wailcilci-ka- i. .

In persuance of instructions from HO SUNof Ewa, Island of Oahu. IL I., the mortgagee.named in a .Chattle 3Iortcage, executed bjCHEONG KI3I TAI, dated October 24th,1S92, and recorded in Liber 139, pages 257--8,

I shall sell to the bigbest biddeu at anction,at my Sales Room, Honolulu, on SATURDAYthe 23th day of July, 1S&1, at 12 o'clock noon,the followinc property, viz:

The Rice Plantation, known as the CheongKim Tai, (formerly the Yee Hop Co), Planta-tion, at W aikiki-ka- i, Honolulu, including allleases of lands embraced therein, on whichare dwelling house, outhouses, threshingfloor and equipments of a well conducted riceplantation; also all the implements of cultivation, norscs, wagon, etc.

A schedule of the leases and other propertyconcerned may be seen at tne office ot U.Asufoud. Attomer for the JTortcaeee.

Terms of Sale, Gash, Deeds at expense ofpurchaser.

L. --T. Levey,Auctioneer.

Ti 1. Murray

QIs Yet to le Fount!

On the Old Bland, Xo. 44

King St. His Itusliievs us

CAREIAGEAND

wiGONMAIFACTORER

. Goes On.

'WKen the "PEOPLEiS'PARTY" gets smashed hewill be ready to

REPAIR, PAINT AND TRIM IT

At a Seasonable Figure. No

Extra Charge for Furnishingfthem with Common Sense.

XET THEM MNG HP

MUTUAL TELEPHONE 572"': jj2t c

Grty CarriagCOMPANY

1

Blacksmith Shop. 107 KING STJiEElP

uatTUKM PMUifffinInaUitt BrejMbes: atsWd

OaH asM"

tti

1st

- fk'Xh V vi

Tho Advertiser who catches-win- s

Ha persons eye usuauy acustomer. Many different stylesof advertising have ljeen adoptedand with more or less success, bythe believers in the use of prin-ters ink. The manufacturers of.Pears Soap, for instance, occasionally buy paintings that havebeen on exhibition in the Pari'sSalon and "have lithographs madefrom, them fdrtha purpose ofbringing tboir --product beforethe people. In addition to suchside issues, Pear!sponds hundredsthousands of .dollars annuallyamong the newspapers and mag-azines. Some years ago the Agentsof certain article on sale in NewYork made a hit in advertising byhaving on Hroadway during bus-

iness hours two fatluessly dressedNegroes wearing very high collars,on the backs of which was prin-ted s,Use Smiths Pills." Thoidea was "novel and the public "

caught on. Kising Sun StovoPolish has been kept beforo thepublic, for years through persis--

tent, and sometimes exDensivo' a.

advertising. Twenty odd yearsago the manufacturers of thispolish started half a dozen menacross the orniment to paint signson rocks and fences. The Aer-mot- or

Co. , of Chicago havo in-

creased its sales more than fivehundred per cent in two years bytho use of printers ink. Wobelieve we have been instrumen-tal in increasing the sales of theAemdtor by keeping everlastinglyat it fn Hawaii.

We do not wish to say that ad-vertising will sell any manufac-tured article; there is no usespending money in advertising'cheap and nasty" goods be-

cause the people will not be hood-winked. If Haviland China wasnot the superior article it is, allour advertising of ifc would nothave sold the thousands of pieoesthat we havo. We simply callthe attention of tho people to itand its superior quality is appar-ent, to the customer directly apiece of it is examined.

. Printers ink has helped the saleof the James Locked Fence butit would not have dones so if it hadbeen as flimsy as tho or dinajr wirefence. First; the economy thereis in building it recommendsit to the plantation mnnnrrav nnAihen its durability clinches thetne sale. If the stays and washers cost as much as an ordinaryredwood post our sales of thematerial would not have reachedsuch enormous proportions- .-

Our average sale of the PnnsvIron Stove is about two a day theyear round. If was hot thebest iron stove On the mnrl-n-K wawould not sell that mahv in sixmonths. Advertising is the tipto the public the orood noints lhthe article sells it inst as tha vnnAqualities of the Fischer SteplRange make it a desirable articlefor people who wish to economisein the use of fuej,

We buy only what has ocoven . 'good after people in the UnitedStates or Europe havo given it atrial; we profit by their oxperincoif the articles are goood wo buyand sell them; if they are poorwe steer clear of them. Whenwe advertise ah article it is to at-tract attention to it; tho news-paper 5 the button wa nnkh tt . rsalooMan does the rut.- Persistent advertising qonpledwith the artiolo Wins sni&fAlone has sold thousand --nf- i,iFrank Walcbt Emory File. If ithsd been no better thndmarr soytite stone weprobablywould not hxx of?,.w-,,t- ..When a man nads-o- nt thai: histable JcniTss mar be knifc kw.f.all tistet at an- - exDMee f moenfa and a Terr li4tllhni

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She jKotomim (Datendnr.

JULY 23. 1894.

Sa M Ta wlTh FrlSat Moon's Pkftsesj j

1

12 3 4 5 6 j 7 New Moon,July 2

S 9 10 II 12 131 14 Fust Quarter,

15 21 17 ,' IS 19 20 121

FallJalyMoon,

9.

22!,23 24 1 25 26 27 28 Jaly 17.Last Quarter29131 . ,-- July 23.

FOREIGN SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and. arrvefrom San Francisco and other foreignports, on or abont the following dates,till the close of 1S94.

Leave Ho.volclu Due at Hoxolclutor Sa- - Fbaxcisco. Fh. Sax Francisco

or Vancouver. ob Vancouver.

Australia Jane 23 Australia.... June 16

Monowai June 2S Arawa. June 23Warrimoo.... July 1 Mariposa July 5Australia July 21 Australia. . . . July 14Alameda July 26: Warrimoo.. .July 23Arawa Auk. 1 Monowai Aug. 2Australia.... Anc. IS Australia.... Auk. HMariposa.. Anc. 23 Arawa Aug. 23Warn moo. Sept. 1 Auunean.... Aug. ooAnatrftift Sent. 15" Australia Aept.8Mono ai.... Sept. 22,ammoo.. .Lept.23Arawa Oct. 3;Mariposa....Lept 27Australia Oct. lOlAustralia Oct. 6Alameda Oct. ISiArawa Oct. 23Warrimoo.... Nov. l.Monowai ....Oct. 25Australia... .Nov. 10' Australia Nov. 3Mariposa.... Nov. 15: Alameda.... Nov. 29Arawa Dec liWarrimoo.. .Nov.23Australia Dec. S. Australia. . . -- Deo. 2Monowai Dec. 13iManposa....Dec. 20Warrimoo.... Dec. 30l Arawa....... Dec. 22

j Australia.... Dec. 31

VESSELS IS PORT.

KAVAL VESSELS.

OSS Philadelphia, Barker.HDMS Champion, Rooke, Vancouver.

, MEKCIIASTMEN.

Am bk S C Allen, Thomson, San FranciscoRktne W II Dimond. Sin Francisco.Ger ship Marie Hackfield, Ivrnse. L'Pool.Bk Andrew "Welch, Drew. Sau Francisco.Bk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.Bktno Planter. Dow. Laysan Island.Am bktne S N Castle, Ilnbbard, San Fran.8ehr 3t W Bartlett, Laysau Island.Schr Aloha, Dabel, San Francisco.

FOUE1RN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Am bk W S Phelps. . . .Gray's Har. .DneSchr Allen A S F (Mah) .dueSohr Robert Lewers. .. Gray'Hb'r Duentfnn Trmminl . Sau Fran . . .Jul V 20Bark It P Kitchet San Fran. ..July 23

CASS Warrimoo Vancouver..July 24Bark Annie Johnson .S F(Hilo)...Jnly 26B M S S Alnmoda.... Sydney July 20Bark Sonta Liverpool . .July 30CASS Arnwa N SAV Aug. 1

OSSMorinofn S F....Aug, o

Am bk Amy Turner. . .New York. . Au- g- 2OSS Australia San F Aug. 11

Br bk Alexandra. . . .Newcastle. . . .Aug. 14

ItMSS Mariposa. . . .Sydney. . . . Aug. 23Bk G N Wilcox.... Middlesborough. Aug 2o

PilSS China San Fian....Sept. 3

Hark Boutenbeok Liverpool. ..Nov. 23

BASEBALL.

v.

The Kamehamehas Ahead.

Tho ball game between theams and. Hawaiis was yery

poorly attended. It is evidentthat people are getting disgustedafter the "soli" of the Crescents.

Tho Kams playod an excellentgame which is more than can be

.said. lo the Hawaiis. The game

will probably be the last of this- season as the Cresoonts have with

Ulrawn- - from the league If a radi-- .

cal change in tho behaviour of

the young gamblers is not made,

:ifc will probably algo bo tho last. of tho leaguei

KAIKA,MFHAS.

Name. All. It. Bn. O. A. E

v,Mahuka s.s., p... 5 3 2 3-- Lindsay, lb 5 o 1 S 3,Pahau, Cf, c 5 0 15 0

Koki,2b 5 0 1 2'"TLeinon, p. c. f.... 5 0 0 0

.Mehcula if 5 n 0 0

Wise, 3 b,..,.... o 0 1

Bridges e. ss.... o I 0 1

Akor. s I Q 1 0

Total........ 9 27 10 0j

JCati)c. AI. 1. IJK. O. A. E,

Hart. s. s 4 1 1 0 4Will?, 1 b ...I... 4 5 5

. Holt,E,l.K 4 0.0 0 0rryce, o 1 1 2 1Lnahiwa, r. f.... 1 2 1

Ckrk,3b ' O 3-- 2

McCorristoa p . . 0 0 4. Kane, 1. 1 3 0 12 2

Cupid c f 3 0 3 0

Total. 34 4 6 27 IS 8

SCORE Br INNINGS.

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- Tim of gae. One hoar and 50 minutes.fptii. jeans: Kaws 4, Hawaiis 4, Base ca

' IjriktBy 3; by MeCpnistoJ,-- f

fa bftse hjk: Mahuka aad Wise. ThreeMahafca and Kott. DosWe. gkys

.Hart, WiUk.kaAe. 2. Bate oa Balk: BytLwKHtS, by MeCorrfetcn 4. Passed balk:JabMl, IridfwS, Pryce2, Straekoat:

' Tka'ad'Wise.

Mr. Gons&lves & Co. hvein annfliAr nnlnniD. ThlS

f&& higMy rpeetabie trmWrriee" k 'fine stock of genem!

merchandise and, a importers

of xolUnt wiu Their took

LOCAL NOTES.

3&x. John Magairo leaves forhis kom&toa Hawaii tomorrow.

' "

Mr. G. W. Asbfardiil be efffor Mani, tomorrow afternoon

Bishop Gnlstan "has returnedhither from his trip to Mani.

There are no passengers book-ed for the "Warrimoo.

Mr.H. Spreckels arrived fromMani yesterday in the steamerClaudine.

Over 11,000 bags of sugar werebrouglitVto port her.e during thelast forty-eig- ht hours.

The Mokolii, Capt. McGregor,will sail for Molokai and Maui at5 o'clock this p.m.

Judges Judd, Frear and Bick- -erton are enjoying their annualvacations.

Judge Cooper presides inChambers during this, coming,week.

Tho Canadian and Australiansteamer Warrimoo is due here tomorrow from Yancoiwer B. O.

L. J. Levey holds an auctionsale of the household furnitureof Mr. W. Maertens tomorrow at10 a.m.

Col, Lee of tho Volcano Housereports that the territory of Mu-du- me

Polo is "great shakes" atpresent.

,!Oceanica" tho new Hawaiianhistorical drama will be presentedat the Opera Houso next Satur-day evening.

The inter-islan- d steamers cameto port here Saturday and Sun-

day crowded with passengers andwell filled with freights.

A varied and valuable lot of

furniture will bo sold by J. F.Morgan at the residenoe of Mr.Balph Foster on Nuuanu streeton "Wednesday.

Overheard on the Philadelphiaafter dinner: "Thoreonly onelife between meself and thothrone thash's Dole." (moses.)

Justice Bickerton was the firstone of the Supreme Court judgesto advertise himself as "Vf theSupreme Court, Bppnblic of Ha-

waii."

Tho attention of house-keeper- s,

and tho heads of all well regula-

ted families, is called to thenotice of J. F. Morgan in thisissue. Bead, digest, ant bepresont to invest.

The bridal cabin of the steamerMokolii has been placed, by hekindness of Capt. McGregor, attho disposal of "two hearts whichnow beat as one" on this evening's trip to Molok.ai.

Ehlors & Co. are addressing theladies to day with new induce-ments and irresisteble tempta-

tions. During this week thebargain sale will mostly be inthe line of dress-good- s", and thepresent prices are so that thesuperior stuff carried by the oldfirm is within the reach of every-body. Bead, girls, what mana-

ger Gunn Ijas to say in anQtliercolumn..

Mr. "Jaok" Atkinson the po-

pular promoter of rowing racesandother'square" athletic sportshas made a bicycle record by aride to tho Volcano of Kilaueafrom Hilo in four hours and tenminutes, carrying his wheel overa mile of the rough portion of thejoad.

Captain"Jack"Lee, well knownhere in Honolulu is in heaps oftrouble with his crew and TQKsel,

jhe bark Tejnplar, GallaoBeru."Indications seens o. pointtp,,aprovable compulsory saa o the.vessel o settle the wages of theorew and other debte incurred atthat port. . 3 2k- -

Under the" superviaioa of Mr.T. B. Lucas tpld pngtmmbeing made ith the .work oferecting the ner brick ekreioMeeers'Aiien aaa xwDieo bqnow quickly 'wahiig ' atike foot of Kaahwwea irer-n-Uia Weir and Giho iadaort work of ik &jSm

LADIES ctiLUIM.

You took oar wlvise last weekand h.ive.profitel by our Hosierynffer. and we thniK .".re s.itTfi"d.you have the bsst the'Burgsin.there are not many left, but thereis go at our Cut Price.

AH through this week your sail-ing faces will mean the Blues to us.as we see Bundle ntVr Bundle ofVictoria Lawns going out of thestore at 75 cents for 10 yards andMerrimac Prints at 50 cents tor 10yards and Ginghams, that areGinghams, 12 yard! for $1 JrBrowa Cottons 16 yards fur $i, cjuyou blame us for havins; the Blueswhen you are carrying off goods atthtse prices? This thing goes onall the week.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, marksanother day of 'Sacrifice so far aswe are concerned. Colored WoolDress Goods (all wool) you havepaid-u- s 75 cents for same Class of

Goods. Now they are yours at 50cents a yard. These goods areworth bu3ing if you don't makethem up for a year. They are allNew Goods and Pattern?.

SAT UB DAY. JULY 28, bkts ineverything, but the Remnant Buy-

ers will have it airt'iP:r own "wav.Every piece we have 'ges withoutreserve at your own prices a

picnic for you, but we want theroom for New Goods'. Underwearis receiving our special attention.the mark down has b-:- n gesieralall through our Sloc-c- , in fact thefund mientaT law of our houpe is tosell r.t a very small pr.-iiti- n everyDepartment the dva--f- . fmcylprioes are over. Next we?k you;will hear something to y.-:- r in-

terest.Yours tic ,

It, F. Ehlwra fc !.jy83rtf

The Crescents and Hawaiiswill, very probably, play nextSaturday at tho BecrbationGrounds.

Mr. Milton F. Flood an exper-ienced naturalist and taxedermistwent forward to Molokai todayby the Mokolii on a bird-huntin- g

expedition,x

Jt-i- s surprising that the numer-ous tomperance people donrt takeup "Hop Beer." It is, especial-ly when iced, ono of the most re-

freshing and thirst- - quenchingdrinks ever introduced here. Andit has, the absolute advantage ofbeing non - intoxicatiug. It. isvery similar to the best kind ofhomo made beer a used inEurope and America. Mr. Breh-a- n

on Bethel Street is. the solemanufacturer;

The Club Stables under thepresent management have gaineda higher standing than any other-liver- y

stab.les in town. The fin-

est turn outs, and. safest horsesand the most reasonable termsare to be found there. A partyof genflemon were obliged to goacross tho Tali on importantbusiness last Friday. Not wish-ing to go oh horsebaok they hireda span from the Clnb Stables andwhen they returned over the Taliyesterday the horses had notalone carried them through theirperilous journey but looked asfresh and in as good a conditionassever before. Patronize theClub Stables if yon want goodservice.

B,and Concert.

Tero wiU be an open air publicconcert, this evening by the band,at Emma Square. The concertwill commence at 7:30 o'clockand will continue until about9:45 o'clock with an intermissionbetween. Following is the. pro-

gramme:PART I.

. Oversale "EnbexLal" ...Floto2. Cornet Solo "Love and Troth"

..SellingMr. Charles Kreater.

3. FaaUsia "The Princess Air"v. '...CLuesa

4. Selection "$YO,:;..:enautpast. ir.

5. Qaadrilk ' 'iTadaase Angot-''-. .. .XecocqMarch-JJI-fee TJ;. S.kka- - '

s. sbk?1 , bmbk,7. :?SefpeEt;& Basse" . T;, . . .Qiflet4. Qlop ''W&Uy'--' HeiMAwt

"Haisii Poaoi."

The' British ship 'ShamdoH,0pUik --Harris, froM GalcatUIdk, foe San Trajwisco tToff portkro jeeeKjbort of311 i to'.- -

porta biHg 1S2 days oiud kladem wiUi a general earg o- -

. .TTw - ,AfUr

wmi) will fwiitlo

"7 i " r.

of tie Verv

Best Pioneer. Soap.Ia Casts of40,, i2, &J, tO asd 5 Bs ech;

THIS SOAP IS THE

Fisest Imported Sere.SPECIAL EKICES TOR 3 CASES

IX LOTS.

M MR i COMFS

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCE WK1SKET

BEN ALDOCHLAN. -

A ins ley'sOLD Blended Glenlisect

GLENLIOM , Extra, Special

GLENLIOM

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.j.v23

CHALLENGE!m

LlAVIXG HEARD THAT THE OWXERS' of Johnny Hayward are anxious to match

the horse Xevada,"l hereby challenge JohnnyHayward to a Match Race over the KapiolarilKace Track OX SATURDAY, September 1st,lJgl. Mile heats; best 3 In 5; or two ;mlleheats, best 3 in 5, to harness, and rules of 'X.T. A., for $500 or $1000: half to be placed, asforfeit, sn signing agreement. This Challenee,will remain open' UXTIL WEDNESDAY.Julv 25, IS&l, at 4 p.m. Horse and Money tobe found at

jy23 2t CLUB STABLES.

KING LUM, PHOTOGRAPHER,Xunanu and Panahl Streets.

Cabinets, .f3.50 Per Dozen,3.00 Per 1-- 2 Dozen,

8x10 $5,50 Per Dozen,,! 3,50 Per 1--2 Dozen.

'ALSO, CHINESE SILKS 1

jy23

P. O. Box 209. 409 Xunanu St.

S. YASUMORI,

MEKCHANT TAILOR.Dealer- - in Japanese Goods, Bootsand Shoes of Japanese make;Cheap for Cash, Now Goods byEvery Steamer. jy 23

ATII DAl'TOX,Agent to Tako Acknowledgments."Will --Attend to ManaRoment andSale of Property Collection inAll Its Branches Office No. 42Merchant Street; Mutual Tele-phone 380. jy23

FOR SAX.E3. '

One Mrtrqnee Tent, new; Size36x32 feet; G feet Wall; 13 .feetBoof; 8 oz. Dock; Poles, Pins,Bing, Bafter, etc. Inquire at the

HOLOMUA OFFICE.

Club

StablesCompany,

$ F. aham;, Manage?

Livery and Feed

FORT STREET, between Ho--,teUand Beretania Streets,

Honolulu

Both Telephone . ,

. 3y23 lm

"SAX 1EE HOE. ,

j Ko: :Kie Street. Dealer ia

acK -- Yaftia, traaTar-Jeir- y,

P. Box 430.

The Cheapest Place

the Islands to Buy)

New and Second Hand Furnife

IS A.T

CORXER OF IKing & NiiuanifSts.

IT..

OceanicaopERATHODSE

ox

Saturday Eve, July 28. .

m inllnAnn Kl ft HlPTAH icairaiaOF THRILLIXG IXTEREST.

Portraj-in-g the Events connected vrifli theDiscovery of these Islands by JamesCook, B.X., and the Death of the IntrepidXavigator, compiled from BeliaUa andOriginal Authorities by D. il. Crawley,Author of the Wooing of Kaala. SpecialScenery, Costumes and Effects. OCEAXI-C- A

will bo Penormetl by a Company ofWell Trained (Hawaiian and Foreign) La-

dies aud Gentlemen Amateurs,Box plan now open at L. J. Levey's.

REMEMBER, SATURDAY, JDLY 23th.jyis

PANTHEON SALOON,PORT AXD HOTEL STS.

Heaiparters Enterprise Br&wini Co,

THR

Largest Consignmeiit of Beerthat ever arrived here, no

on DraughtJyI4 J. DODD, Prop'r

Pioneer Shirt FactoryESTABLISHED ISS7

'AV'M. MELLIS, Proprietor,

JUS Fort St., (Upstairs) Honolutu, Good FiL

3IEETIXG NOTICE.ALL RESIDENT MEMBERS OF THE

universal orderof Beotueriiood of Mas are"requested to attend tho continuous servicesheld during the week nt the PANTHEON.Cool invigorating draughts of EnterpriseBeer dispensed to thirsty pilgrims at Zweifor one quarter.

Harry MillerDispencer in

LIE SXJjVGt KEE,49 KING STREET. '

TINSMITH, axd DEALER .IN GLASS- -Tots Plumbing in All Its Branches Faith- -

muy ecniea. jyx-i- y

f '

ITOHAN,"IMPORTER axd DEALER rX GENERAL

.1 Merchandise. Exclusively of JapaneseManufacture WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

204 and 205 Fort Street.P.O. Box 116 Jfutual Tele. 592. jy!8

TO EET r I.EAHE.A house on King Street next toT.B. Walk-er"i- 5

premlsa containing parlor, diningrood and three bedrooms, besidea kitcheubathroom s and all modern conveni-ences lately occupied by Mr. Bosbte.Bsntmrtlerate to responsible party. Addree

jylS ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.

NOTICE.CROM THIS DATE, B.P. HOFFACKER

alone ant&oiued to drav dealt or toam fat Baerdbandiao or sappties.oa

of the Hawaiian Cosawrctal a

HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL USDSUGAR COMPANY. , -

C. A. SfKmrwH,Geaeril Xamafer.

Jyl7-2- w .

fernaffdes&GoDiaes

Callfbrnla WlwtTP

and Spirits,

v O4$OKAiTaW, lL

MtrrnAii Telephone 245.

on

0

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Capt.

Chief.

ordersbehalf

TPIK

Honolulu

h. i--

PThe Republic of Ha-waii is to hlame that the price of

SOAP dropped ten per cent., and Iam therefore compelltd to sell one,

case, 100 pounds, of tho very heatquality of Soap honest weightfor ?4.50, and you will now get 17

Bars instead of 15 for $1.25; but'itdid not affect the, price of SoftSoap. If you need anything in

this line please ring Uu MutualTelephone 314, and the Soft Soap

Man will do the rest. tf .

B. BERGEESEN,.General Apenl for

'. RING-E- R

SEWING- -.

MA-CHIIST-E

COMFY.All Kinds of Needles for Sale and

Bepairing Done. Damon's Block,

Bethel Street, Honolulu. P. O

Box 440. jy21

A. G. CORREA,AT LAW.JEl .

307 Merchant Street, Honolulu.jy20

OUND PIASTER'SNOTICE.

Notsce.is hereby giTen to alt persons thattbere are at the Government Pound at Makiki. four strayed horses.

1 poor .red horse, white spots on the fore-head, backhand on the left side; brand AFgaer brand en left hip; two hied fetlocksVtute; t: ironi noois M&od; one btacr mare,white spot on forehead and back; brand, aheart; brand on left hip not distinct; soreback; one bay mare, white forehead; brand2XMq; brands oa kit and right hips indis-tinct; one bay horse, fore fetlock white;brand oa right hip Mq; brand on left notplain.

All persona owning saaae are redaested totake the same on or before 12 o'clock sconSATURDAY. AUG. 4 ISM.

JAMES KUKONA,PoaadMasier.

Makiki. Jalj 21. l&M. jy21-d- t

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Freeh Frrnte by Erery CaliforniaSteaaer, Exfth Island Bntterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort StreetCoffee Boasted. P O. Box 169Fresh Islfpd Prodaee GoodsDelivered " to Amy -- Part of theOity. - jj21

8I2CB YCE!f KEE,

' TINSMITH an DEALER

TiNWARE.

"KpiajIiaid'aCd, Repaired. AllOrders Promptly Attended to.ClMirfs Very Moderate. Call andSet U: No. f22 --Maaaak.' Sr

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DAI NIPPON Telephones: DIesidkxoe: Marine. Bell 351 -- iuual410 Fire, Life , Hawaiian i:4.tMutual 417 Q. Box 117.Hotel street (Arlington BIoclc.)

F.. B. THOMAS, INSURANCE.XI- - .

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OFFiCIAEi mST OF. AlEalfA aboTe Store has received " aaetlacr

Splendid Invoice of

.h:rtford fjkb insubance go., ; BERS ASD LOCATION4'APANESE 1UK, Assets, $ 7,109825.49

OF BOREAUS.ANCY Goods, LONDON LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO., V:

?;Rer S;.S. "Chiria-.!- - Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

COXPRISISO- -

BEAUTIFUL SILK "

JAND CRAPE,

.Dress Goods in all shade, plain and figured.' Cushions, Table Covers,

Bed Covers, Govms, -Chemises. Shawls.

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Siik Crape Rainbow Sills,

All Colors Fancy Draperies,

EMBROIDERED

HNDKERCHIEFS

Dolllies, Scarfs, Sashes,Jackets, Cape, Etc., Etc.

NOVELTIES:

1'ho Prices of these Goods will astonish yonincluding

ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS!

Handsome Cigarette Cases,Pin Cushions,

Silk Tea Cossies,

LARUE AND SMALL JAPANESE RUGS

Silk Umbrellas, light but strong;Chair Saddles, Silk;Bamboo Blinds, fitted dth pulleys; "

Silk Lamp Shades, new style.

JAl'AXESE SCREENS, Prom $3 Ci.LARUE JAPANESE UMBRELLAS

f

C. Can bo Set with Polo In the ground,nice for Picnics or Lunches out of doors,they can be opened out or nsed as a tent.

COTTON GRAPES

, IN GREAT VARIETY;

C"-Inspctio- n ResiJectf ullyInvited.

MRS. J. P. P. COLLCO,Propnetress.

'Apr 12--3 in a

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY - CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

CARETS,

PATS,IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

HOUSEHOLDSEWING MACHINES

t Hand Sewing Iacuinss,

tyAll With the Latest Improvements"!

PAELOE

;pxQ;ans, G-mrfea- rs iAb dO ther Mu suoal I&strumenU

Wines, Liquois, Bee.ALWAYS ON HAND, AND

FOB SALE BY

ED. H0FTSCHL1EGE1 1 CO.

PACIFIC SALOON,

JIDW. WOLTE8...:Hger.TW PiJWftt wJaoiion et LIQUOSS nmI

.MDX, hU Byhre is tbe tows.Fiwtiw- - a(tdM. 09 tad

CONTRACTOR

Estimates Griven on All BandsOF

MM; IRON, STONE

All Kinds of Jobbing in the Building-Trad- e;

Attended to.

KEEPS JFOJR S-AJL-

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BncK, L.ime, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,Old &.New Corrugated Iron, Minton'iTiles,

Quarry Tiles, assorted sizes and colors;California and Monterey Sand,'

Granite Curbing and Blocks, etc., etc.Corner King Smith Sts.

OFFICE Si YARD Office Hours, to 12 Mto P M.,

Bobinson Block, Hotel St.,

Have Just Eeceivcd, per Late

NITUEE' Ever Imported

Handsome --Carved Bedroom Sets

In Solid Oalc9 and

ESPECIAL ATTENTION

WICKER XKTA--

DesignsSOFAS, CHA1ES, KOCKEES,

FINISH

Countless numbers GHAIES,1ana niuii

POETLERS are

stock POETIEES select

'Grast Assortment ofWOVEN

WTINDOW SHSES of

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CIb MtiYiMd---a-tria- :

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and BUILDER

& WOODEN BDILDlNGi

MM

between Fort and Nuuanu,

the I nigest Sleek

Comprising

of theATEST DESIGNS?,

IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

etc;, you can theseyou desire.

every stylo, including 'OFFICETT)0una.jLj.o. -

becoming quite the rage

from.

MATTEESSES Spring!

siaes.

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Beautiful of "Wicker Ware, consisting .

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of inTTT1

to

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We have had a number calls for these Tables, with CHATEg tomatch. We have now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITURE

EVEE SEEN HEBE.

Sideboards -:-- and -:-- Chiffoniers

i i a. isr & n

Divans covered with

arce of to

WIRE

of

b'ny

in

of

jJioflg,. Wool aim atraw Mattr6s on hand and made to order.,LIE GEESB FEATHEBS SILKlTIiOSS for Pillows,

CEn.-CBADL-S, etc.all

COKNlOEPOLESinVoodor braas trimmings.

HAitriMs LowgM ad all Upfcok4d Faraitr repaiirad att ItMOMM - "-'-

CABD?in!MAj:iNG, alWImmmIiW, br CoDaot WorkM;KATTIKG LAID and Inferior Deeoratiuit amk. tk SaoaniskMiMr. GEOBGE OEDWAX"

Oax Goods re Firstawl

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Arrivals,

this Country,

got

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Hairi

colors and d

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THAIES MEBSEY MABINE INS. CO, s

Assets,! 6,124,057.00

2PW YOBKilFE INSUBANCE CO.,Assets, $137,499,198.99

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General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

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4h IMPOETEES AND DEALERS IN

G-roceri-es,

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Provisions

"SpJAST COENER FOET & KEKGiSTS.

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

Fresh California Produce by every steamor.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered toany part'of the city FEEE OF OHAEGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. PostOffice Bos No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON,

Harry Klemme, Manager

Cor. Nuuanu & Beretahia sts."Honolulu, EL I.

The Only Sporting House in; . -- Town.

O. GP.-- S. a Specialitv

LOHENGEIN LAGEB BEEB,Always

2 GLASSES FOE 25 CENTS."

Best 'of'Wifk's'i Liquors,and Cigars,

' AliWATS ON HAND,

iultf

CHAJST,DEALER LV

JJen'j Fiqe Foinihing oodj

Fine TailoringSine .Chinese and'Japanese" - Handkerehiefs

Nos. Si to 33 Nuuanu St.. Hopo--lulu, P.O. Box 253. jy5

W. S. LUCE

MerchantMXBCHAST8T.. HONOLULU.

--rWerchant Tailor,

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liimpire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Proprietor:

pine Wines, Idqiiops. Beer

fi - ALTVAS ON HAND,

Comer Nnnann and Hotel Streets.

peUJCelephone 241. Post Office Box 107

Clty-- a MeatMarket

OjppoQueen Emma Hall,

Established 1883.

JOS. TINKER,a,

11I f

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JtfaXw o Celebrpled

Gambritffe Park Stusaft !

Tkt, Tinof.

Meat DtliVered to Any Part oftbe City and SibuVbi. -

Mutual Tlephon Nuaber m

Tfnsmiffs and DealersTV I

j

urockery, GHssmpa. &c.

TH

Exsccnvx Coctxcil.

meat of th Ha.rii8. IsUsd. Aa4 Mtslitcr .oX Fijrefarn Air- - .

- .J. A. Ktes, iflaSHer of the lBterlr. - -

- v8.X. Duaoa, Vlaister at Haia.W. O. Sffilti, AttotBer-GesenJ- .

AcnsofiT Cocxcil. ". . :

W. CAVIMer, VisPrw!,k-H- t af Provision!Governmcat of th BavrtdUa IsUads:

CBoItp, John Eaaath,CVcil Brown, E. P. TeMy,John Kott, W.F.AlleaJohn Ens. Ilennr Wtterhoaw,JasaM F.Morgan A. Yoaar,Ed-Sih- r.

OJL P. Mpni!nnMChaj. T. Ttodsew, SecreUrjr Ex. a d AJrCouncils.

-- Stpeemk Court.

Hon. A. F. Jmld, Chter Iuatlce. 5Hon. R. F. Btckertoa..Flret Associate Jmtlc.Hon. W. F. Frcar. SecondAssociate "Jmtlw.Henrr Smith. Chief Clerk.Geo. Lucs, Deputy Clerk.

,erMn' Second Deputy CIcrfcJ.alterJonesjStenosnipher. .

CrKcerr Judges.

J Circuit: j;i-lry.-( 0hnCircuit: (Mul) .V. U. Kepolkal.

TJiifd and Fourth arcuits: (Hawaii) S. L. AntlnFifth Clrculti fKauaUJ.HardT.oraces and Court-roo- In Court llonlie,

Klnp street. SItUnff la Honolulu The firstMonday in I ehruary, May, August and NoTem-he- r.

Departs ekt or Forsiqs Affairs.

Offlce in Capitol "ilulldln'ff. Klne strMCHIssSauford U. Dole, Minister or Foreign 'AJTulrs..

.Gco,arPotter,SecreUry.t. .H. xiufacu n rfjjni, laougi uart, Liieru. - .

DSPABTMKSTOr iifTXRIOK.' ""St'

Office in Executive Buiiding.-Klnf- f street.

?i? "PV7' KJnffrMlnlster of Interior.Clerk. John A. Hass ngcr. .Assistant Clerks: James U. lloyd, M. K. Keoho.

kalolc, Stephen Mahaulu, George a KossEdward S.lloyd. .

BUKIUO OF ACIUCCLTURX JLND FORXSTXT. f .

President: His Excellency the Minister ofInterior.. Wm. G. Irwin, Allan Herbert;John Ena, Joseph Marsden, Commissioner '

and Secretary.

Cmxra or BBKXAU8, lrrxM0B DcrrnxxNi f

SuEIeI?S:ySxlP,t V-- u-- Alexanaer.Supt. fc v: E; Ro eTSiipf. V acr.Works,'Aridreflr Bron,Inspector, Electric Lights, John CaWr, " .Registrar of CauTeyanres.T.G. Thrum. ... iChief Engineer Flro Dept., Jas. II. Hunt.Supt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. McWayne. '

Department or Fixakck.

Office, Executive Building, King street,

illDam'on.1 FIa'ince H,s SeHener 9-- V- -

Auditor-Genera- l, George J. Rosa.Registrar of AccouHts,vW. G. Ashley. - r:Collector-Gener- of Cnstoa, Jas. B. CastleTax Assessor, Oahu, Jona. SoawVDrontyTaxAwessor-- W. C. 'esdon.PustmajiteGeneral'Mbh 0' "; "

Office, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort street

V n vmiv.. n

arTe. sws.Storekeeper, George a Strateaeyer.

Oaoe In ExecuUve Bulldln. Kiaz itret

Man&aj, K. G.HItehgock.Viir1.1 M. Dow.

u -"- -"Hr ji. .Brown.it Oahu Prim .rr i jPrison PhyridaB, Dr. C.B. Cooper. -

OfllOUSEATKW. -

A.KI.Urt(,j.B.ctte Hon. a:

UHBMS.secretary, wray Tiyl&r. -

SsXxb Of HxAilj.

date is grban4 gf Court ffoawBBStttHTOW of yTHiaal aufi Qseea sqeefa.

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