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:EI DAILY business Garis.

initial AdvertiserS. K. C&STLE. J. B. ATCERTOX. G. T. CASTLE.H NTEEPEIS f

THE CLUB HOUSE

Dixiinor Eoomsf EAGLE HOUSEWUANU STREET.

vr-ni- s- Except Sundays,e7 CASTLE & COOKE,PLAITING IIUL., (3

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C Arr.. fclx mouths. S 00 Trtfs T!rt-ela- s "Family TTotel.174 Telephone R. SMpping and Commission Merchant,, per XDonUk. ....... CO

1n r""Tk. on ywir 5 00

Tl" e ooIu?f --rilPORTERS AND DEALERS IK- -Boston to Honolulu,Turiablj in AlTanc.lu

v thoruphlT rericvatrd, together "fithadkLft. the KAPENA PSKMTSES new attached,

and is prepared to recelTe peepta

By the Bay, Week or MonthAt ttnjioTmble Ttates.

TABLE rNrKPASSEP. Transient pneirtswill find every eccwmmMari on, a plape whereall the comforts of a horoe csn he obtained.

TIIOS. KROUSE, Prop.Honolulu, it. i. iyf

TO PLANTERS !COOEE,

Chas, Brewer Oo,111 deepatcli a frst-cla- s Teasel In their line

for Honolulu, to be In loading berth January1, 18S3,

If Sufficient Inducement Oilers.

Is the Best Restaurant in Honolulu .Tirst-claa- g CoSfe, Tfc, Cbooolkte a4 Cocoa

t all hour.JMIeal, 25cts.

"ThJoh Includes & rarty t! food onlyto be had her.

Board by tlie TVltt -2T ClTll aad attentive valtTs n rtclascooi ftxaployed. Glre us a trial.

C. CnUX HEX. Tro7.

Tlie Liyerpooi and Lon-

don and GloT)e

izsrsun a isrcs conSTAKLTSHED IS2C.

AWfft S OrlOOfOOONt Income.. 8,07f)fOOOCla.lm Iaid lI3-5CfOO- O

Tai-e- s Risks apalnat JjOb ox Dtaar by Fireon l5uildia5s,Macnlnery,SuarlIilU,Dwlliagsazkd --Turcitur. on the most favoTble tm.

Sisiiop 4& Co.

AL0, AGENTS FOR

Grore Ranch -I'lanUtlon, j KohaU Sutrr CoH. nalstead'6 Plantation. j ilaitn Surr Co..

A. TI. Sraith & Co., Xoloa, Eauai, j Pia PHntaHon,G . F. Blafre'a Steaia Putapa. j p&ri irp-- tnrar Co.

TJnicn Pire and Marine Insurance Co., of Sxm Trancisco.Etna Tire Insurance Co, c--t Kartfr.rd.

The New England ITurnal Ufe Intirat)Pe Co., of Boston.D. TTeaton's Patent Centrifugal Machines.

The Tew Tor); and Honolulu Packet LiceThe Merchants Lice, Honalnlu and San pTawetwo.

It. Jayne & Sons Celebrated Uedicices.

Tilcox & Gibhs, Remington and TTheeler & Tilson

HAVING RKCKKTI.Y TMrROVElsthTtPd our constmction?Tor further infcrraatlon apply tolit of

C. BRETTER fc COQueen street.iss-a- w

. tat ri "T

attorney - au - juuw :

Ix: Mcrcat :rft. Honolulu. Itf SEWIKG MACHINES.

tf

Mills, ss al?o trie lat fedins; tcwlsan-ls- m

for same xcith rery satistactory iwtilta, yrare uov rr7rM to contract for 'that e!a e

toiwsiET7 at bort Rotio. TTe bare patterni enband for 4CxF6iTj., Jt:8fiin., S2xf!ia., R?x8W.,SCHMJn., 2?T54in. lr?s of rollers, steel sbaftJngand etei gearing tbrcUbvrrt xrith any deMredtype f engine, r they ran be drtren frwnaengine In n?e cn eomronndlnjtbe sarae, tberehy economising etenm. Ttesnltati rider i-r- ooniittot8 gnaranteed trystit-ias- et

by any oTirKTi constrnotion or system of

J. S. WILLIAMS.

Arnt P.lsilon Iron and Locoraotlra Torfcs,

TC1SET TAIU-AKCOD-ET

A5HF0ED,

AcliuowleUjrmeiit, Eie.

H. G. CRABBE,

HAY & GRAIN

ElNQ STIIEET, - flOliOLULD,

Opp the old rollae Station. S?-l- m

S. POSTER & CO.

.C Cilti- - IMiS, adjoining trnrAIMITATION GIN.

JOEK 1. WATEEHOUSE,fnnTranfsco.

B. LErT & SON,ln:portT,Trholale Dealers m.vA "

Commission llercliantsIn Tartigxi and Domestic

FUTJITS AD PRODUCE.To Planters!

WHOLESALE GROCERSTV are prepared to fill ordars of all iiada In

out lln aztd malr a twclaity tn packl& a.11klndc of fruit for locx dlnkanee ciarkta.

Hftvalian laland patrona will to1t pedalattention.

f$ and C3P Sa&aome Bt.. San Fraticlnca.T. O. Box lTCL

3IARSKAT.T.. Honolulu,ll$-6i-n Ant lor Hawaiian Lalanda.

. EACEFELD & CO.,

EeitTiJ Coinmission Agents

Cot. Ton &. Iraeen Situ. Honolulu. Itf

AKt

Purchasing Agents.

Just Kcocired ex fJ. C. FFLUGER,"from tKKMANY, a consign-

ment of

K E 0 o a s

Patent Pilterpresseswith

Appliances for extracting the Sugar fromthe dry cake by means of water.

SIZES OF TRESSES:30 Chambers and 42 Chambers

It having come to our notice, that an inferiorquality of Gin, purporting to be X J. "Melckeks'"ULRrHAXT" Brand, is being offered for sale inthis market, we have to

Cauticm tlie 3?tiblicThat ve &re the Sole Agents in the Hawaiian Isl-

ands, for the said Brand, and that ixery genuinebottle bears our " Sole Agency " label.

W. C. PEACOCK & Co

Sole Agents for J. J. Melchers'Schiedam, W. Z.

Sole Agents, for

81mpoii'8 Top-o-C- an Brand

Diamond CreameryBUTTER.

SUN FIRE OFFICE,or iosdos.

Established 1710.

EE1VF. SA100E,fitrrct. 4pioalxe Wilder A Co.,

e. i KQL.TE, rsornarroE.ttLvt Ltnchef berved with Tifc. OoS.

bod Vtaiei, Ginger Ale or Slllfc.

pea I rom S a. m. till XO J. so.irSaukert ' s & Specialty.

Insuranee eSecte upon rTrr uesortpUos ofproperty at current rata of premium. THIS CELEBRATED BUTTER IS

finest quality, made upon the!&nish and American systems combined.Packed in hermetically sealed tins, andwarranted to keep in hot climates.

S. "K". FEAZEE, Total Sum Injured inlSSS ,...S27,S3S,7CG

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SERCHAN'T TAXLOB,S6 and 28 California St,

CAL.

These "Presses have been in u?e at thKealia Plantation . during tho pastseason, during which all the diffusionjuice was run through them 'with th$most satisfactory results,

w""For sale at lowest prices by

J. N. S. WILLIAMS.

Tlie RisdonIron and Locomotive Work,

Oomer of Peal and Tloward Streets,San Frariclfrco..,. Cfclffornta

W. H. TaYLOTR .TVealflentK. S. ifOOKE. EopertntendeBt

FOR SALE!SAN FRANCISCO,ICS 1206-l-y

Cot. tiig and AUkea Bts., Honolulu.

itrfci chirft, good workmanship and a

GE3KATQA HASEET.iw. si. Lirri. ... rnomacras.

Tort Street. JBouoldu.

fmh Sfcusuft, IorJt, Hie,

EX. BARK JAMES S. STONE,SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

Of Supplying TourIf with

CMstoias Mcaei! --And Xnst ln!ecl rn Tfue Oiv?cr.- -

Claims arramrftd by the Ioc&l Agents, and paidwith promptitude and liberality. The Jurisdlotlon of the XAoal Tribunale recognized.

x. TT, Macfarlaiie & Co.lm Ayenta for Hawaf laa lalanda.

JUST ARRIVEDFE EAEX

mm

H. HacHelJ, fem Uod31IST I

Fence Wire,Galyanized Buckets,

Best Coir Hatting,TFor Sale at Ixvret T"rlce 1j3l

(t.W, Macfarlane & Co.

piGalv&oiieed Barb "Wire,

Oalvaiiized Oct Nails,Galvanized Cut Spikes,

Gilx. Clinch Boat Xtils,Iron Cct Xails Cafst'd)

Horee Shoe Nail.

Barrel Shook and Beads,Ax Handles,

Pick Handles,Hoe Handles,

Canal Baarors,Kests Trnnks.

Bliirping Berred on short

HONOLULU IRON WOSES CO,

Steam Engines,hng-a- Mltlliu Cooler, Jims

i Lead Cwtinrs,

W. S. I.TJCEWill Sell for the Month of "December,

at Greatly Keiucld PkicesIhis Exceedingly Fine

Assortment of

Builders of Steam MachinertIn all Its branch.

Steamboat, Ftearosbip. tAnd Engines & Bctlera,Higb rressure crCcropcnnd.

STKAM 1!SSEL5? of all Vinda tnilt completa,with fctille ct vood, iron or composite.

OKDIXAKY EXGlxrs comronfified wten aavi sable.

STEAM l.ArXCKES'nanre and Steam Tn eon-atrnct- ed

"wrtth reference to the trade In whichtbey are to be em flayed. Sjeedi, tonnao nd.draft of water gtiarantee?!.

UGAR MTLtS and Pngar KaVlng facbinerymade after the most approved plant. AIpo, aUBoiler Iron Work tonnected therewith.

WATER TITE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, f anyaire, made in 6n$tble lengths for eocnecttnfjtogether, or Sheets rolled, punched and pacVedfor fihipment, ready to be riveted en titronnd.

J iiLer7' of deorJTtion made totOack--fc:-"01- " raid to fchlpa

Secoild-- li arid Iron Safes.Oak Ltiinber, Ash Lumber, Vhite Bine Ltzraher,

Wahint Ltunber, Ca?es Jtfathes, Oaktstn,Biteh, Tar, Cotton Waste, Italian Backing,

Metalic Baint, Bire Clay, Marble Best.

shorteBtk,' P vork execcted on the

w I TsT ETHE EOIAL SALOON,rr' bsh and SercSuuxt Etrwtf

ier tie Jianagement o?

"129 tf

Electric55 Kerosene Oil.H. F. "Wolter. "BoiroerV' Oil, Belxaontin" Oil, Lard Oil,

Oasoline, in Brnms, (2-- 5 gallons in echLBlaster, Rosendale Oiment, Bortltnd Cement,

Dairy Salt, Bales Excelsior, Tubnlar Latterns,

FOOK LOT & CO.,US 2?csi3iU Street, epyoalte Icraa Eall

mroETma akt eejllzhs in

Chinese & Japanese Goods,

Liqueurs,Beers, and

Spirits.EZT Families should not fail to tAe

&drantag cf this opportunity to fxipptytlicmsclves with their Stock for theHolidays.

iiH and See-T!.- " Itf

I talker & Eedward.

RrnRXTJElC ETVETIXO, Boiler Wora and WttrBipes made by this estxblishmcnt, rivetPd bybydranlfc rivetiag machinery, that jnalJtyofwork beins far anpertor to hand work.

SHIB WORK, Ship and Steam Captan, StevaWinches, Air and Cirrnlating mp, madeafter the most approved plans.

POLE Apeotnand tcannfacrnrera for th Bacif;Ooast of the Hera Safety Boiler.

rtTMrS Birect Acting Bnraps for Irrf chiton tcity works pnrroes, bnilt with the cltbrateaBavy Valve Motion, nperlor to any othtrpnmp,

t. X. . Trillfam..... ,tTotontaBoom Xo. np?tair, Spreckau Block.

tl-S- a Ajrent for the llawn. !tan5a.

New York and HonoluluDirect Line

Cumberland Coal.Straw Wrapping Taper, SOxSOin., Gnndstones,

Hair Slat tresses, 40x25 lbs., Latnp Black,Three-qtiart- er Rubber Hose, y, Ox Bows,

Franklin Store Coal (in bnlk and in casks),Brain Pipe S 4, 6 and 8 inches.

1" - Tire Crackers, 5ew relrn In Cnjm andSauoeea, Tea, dfara, and all kinds f FancyGoods .

At GreaLlj-- HHlBCd Prices.Contra Enilders W. S. LUCE,By his atty. in fact, Frank Bsown.

Eesulsx thlpSBrsts ry rrery tJaaer.St- -e tul 6odn Erilllrg

Eitlicxtei Glren.kiUj rronipUy Al tended to.

73 KING STREET.

JSTo. 26 Merchant St Hand Carts, Baby Carnages, Sashes, Blinds, Doors, and Fire Extension Top

Carriages the best crer consigned to ns and a First-clas- s Carriage.

O. BUBWET?, & CO.162 1547-- 1 m

T. O. Box 23. r

POST OFFICE BOX NO. 255.

THOMAS LINDSAYHas Bsraored His Hanufacturtng

JUtf

VIS & WILDEB,52 FORT STREET. Jewelry Establishment

-A rirt-c!- a Vessel will t iMipfkUlnnl

from New York by V. lt Croaman & Uro. In .

Februaiy Next for llonolutuL2TA11 partic trtsfcing o aril themtrtft of

ihi orportnaity tnnst nA tn their ordtm atan early data to lnnra their being ready Tor there tel. ind to enabla thcra to eeenre aa i&ri avetsei as possible.

Castle & t)o!tf,163im

Hawaiian Fertilizing Co.,

Manufacturers of and Dealers in

Cane FertilizersBONE MEALS made to order ;STABLE MANURE, rotted and mixed,

ON HAND AND FOR SALEIn quantities to suit. '

A. F. C00KE, Manager.Factory, Honolulu, H. I. KU-yi- ii

EE. E. Mclntyro & Bro.,rjiroTtTXi3 AXt dealers ik

Ghroceries, Provisions and FeedSAST CORKER FORT ASD KING STltESTS

Kew Woods recelret by evrv racket from te EASttrn Staes atsd Enrfis: fr?h CHtttorti'arrtdnc by rrr ateamer. At! orJers falthfuHy alteode1 to, and Goods deJlrered to any jart ef tbfity fre or chary. I&Saa order aoHeited. sattafactten cuatnted. ltcirica Box No. 416TWepbco K. tl

ORTEES From 2?an&oa Street to

Thomas Block, King Street.Particular atteatfen rM to repalrias. . '

til

rtr" Provision Dealers.V . ...

GOODS BY EVE3T HTEJlMT..L1

DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 19, 1888,558SMwriistmntTj.

4 13 22 SUitljorttn.

THJE PIONEBSteam Candy Factory and Baker?

(Established 1863.) JRespectfully invites Parents, Guardians and the Public in rn,i . i

largo Stock and Great Variety, both ofto lnsIct th

ance in view of the continued develop-ment of the Colonies that the Queen'sadvisers appreciate the increased respon-sibility involved in appointing the Gov-ernor."

He admitted the right of imperialselection, but urged that the positionought to be the object of ambition andno man ought to be appointed merelyfor the eake of the salary.

The address was adopted without divi-sion.

The Governor of South Australia senta telegram to Lord Knutdford, support-ing the action of the Queensland Gov-ernment and promising to use discretionin applying the new powers asked for.

In the Melbourne Assembly Sir BrianO'Loghlen, ex-Premi- er, moved the adop-tion f the resolution supporting theother colonies in regard to the questionof the Imperial Government consultingthe Colonial Ministers before appointingGovernors. The motion was rejected.The result was received with cheers.The members arose in a body and sangthe national anthem, concluding with

Home-mad- e and Imported ConfectionerySuitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW

EXT PRICES TO

CHRISTMAS TREES ! -Ready to place on the table. D' I

ET PLEASE LEAVE ORDERS FOR

Horn's Delicious Christmas Mince PiesNot later than Monday, 24th inst.. noon. Mbo on hand, large '

variety 0

ORNAMENTED CHRISTMAS CAKES fSold CHEAP to suit the times!

P HORNPractical Confectioner and Pastry Coottfn Tt TTnfol fff Vuf "Mini a mi anrl UVirt ; Rf4. . ftnn nAw Rati,.! pi !"w

Landlord's SaleOF.

O O ISBy order of Messrs. O. Brewer & Co., I will

sell at public auction at my salesrooms. Queenstreet, on

Saturday Evening, Dec. 22- At 8 o'clock p. m.,

The followlngjproperty distrained for rent fromthe store of W H. Graenhalgh. The propertyconsists of

2523 NOVELS," ' By yarlous authors.

TERMS CASH. ; Books will be on exhibitionat my salesrooms on Saturday, Dec. 22d.

J"as. F. Morgan,AUCTIONEER,

Honolulu, Dec. 7, 1888. 169-t- d

NOTICE.IX PARTIES INDEBTED TO "W. 8. LUCEA on the 30th day of September last, are re-

quested to settle up their accounts at once.W. 8. LUCE,

63-l- m by his atty in fact, Frank Bkowh.

DEESSHAK1NGK

M. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCEDMRS. business of Dressmaking, Cutting andFitting, at her residence, No. 73 Beretania street,opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladiesis respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-teed. 8-- tf 1243-l- y

Absolutely Pure- -JTor quick raising, the Royal Baking Powder is

snperior to all other leavening: agents. It is ab-solutely pure and wholesome and of the highestleavening power. It is, always uniform instrength and quality and' never faUs to makelight, sweet, most palatable and nutritive food.Bread, biscuits, muffins, cuke, etc., raised withRoyal Baking Powder may be eaten hot withoutdistressing results to the most delicate digestiveorgans. It will keep in any climate withoutdeterioration.

Prof. H. A. Mott, U.S. Government Chemist,after examining officially the principal bakingpowders of the coufbtry, reported:

"The Roval Baking Powder Is absolutely pure,for I have so found it in many tests made bothfor that company and the United States Govern-ment.

"Because of the facilities that company havefor obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, andfor other reasons dependent upon the properproportions of the same, and the method of itspreparation, the Royal Baking Powder is un-doubtedly the purest and most reliable bakingpowder offered to the public.

"Db. HENRY A. MOTT, PH. D.,"5 1221-l- y U. S. Government Chemist.

OMR OF AUCTION SALES

BY

LEWIS J. LEVEY, - Auctioneer

For December, 1888.

Thursday, Dec. 20, at 7 P. M,;.

A Choice Collection of Art Goods, ChinaWare and Fine Toys.

Saturday, Dec. 22d, at 7 P. M.;Closing Sale of the Season when will beoffered a Splendid Assortment of Christ-mas Presents.

The Auctioneer bees to inform his patrons that every convenience will be made forthe comfort of Ladies attending Mb XmasSales, the Salesrooms being: the largest andbest ventilated in the Kingdom.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,Auctioneer

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all the groups. What Samoa requires,we think, is to be held under a firm pro-

tectorate. She seems incapable of inde-

pendence. Some leading power mustlay a strong hand on her, and see to itthat she is well governed. This powerneeds to be one which the natives regardas in sympathy with them. Germanyhas shown herself indifferent to therights and feelings of Samoans, and is

J probably looked upon as an enemy, by ai majority of them. The possession offoreign dependencies is contrary to thetraditional policy of the United States,and the government of that country hasheretofore refused opportunities for ac-

quiring power in the South Pacific, whenthe same were- - fairly thrust upon it. Inview of all the facts of the case, GreatBritain would seem to be Samoa'snatural protector. Political complica-tions and rivalries may forbid her to as-

sume that position. But we see littleprospect of any other road to peace andorder being found for Samoa. Asidefrom a natural interest in a tribe kindredto Hawaiians, we do not know that thefuture of Samoa is likely in any way toaffect our own.

OUR SAN -- FRANCISCO LETTER.

Per S. S. " KIo de Janeiro," San Fran-cisco, December 8, 1888.

(From our Special Correspondent.)The Sugar Trust.

The case against the North RiverSugar Refinery Company was continuedat New York on December 5th. Mr.James C. Carter, counsel for the de-

fendant, argued that the combina-tion of sugar refining companieswas not intended as a monop-oly for the manufacture of sugar, norwas it for the purpose of increasing theprice of sugar. Sugar, he said, was acommodity limited only by inability tomanufacture. The raw material is un-

limited in supply, and all that was re-

quired for its manufacture was capitaland labor. There were other commodi-ties that were by nature restricted insupply, and combinations to controlsuch for the purpose of increasing valuemight come under the charge of viola-tion of law. Sugar is not a necessity oflife, although, being so much used bypeople all over the globe, it might beconsidered nearly so.

The North River Sugar Refining Com-pany, Carter continued, was not insti-tuted for the benefit of the people,, butexclusively for the benefit of those whosecapital was embarked in it. 'The objectof all business was gain. If men cancontrol the coal fields of Pennsylvaniathey can control the price of coal by lim-iting the production. The definition ofmonopolist, according to Carter, is oneto whom exclusive right to sell or buy acommodity is given. As to sugar, whichmay be brought to us in avalanches ifthe trouble to extract it be taken, theterm monopoly cannot in any degree beappropriately applied. "Take the Stan-dard Oil Trust," continued Carter."When it was first organized oil was soldby the . gallon for a certain number ofdollars: How is it to-da-y that a, gallonof petroleum can be purchased by theconsumer at a cost of six cents? And yetthere was a combination so vast andwell organized that it could have in-

creased the price of the commodity.This combination is the Standard OilCompany."

The arguments being concluded JudgeBarrett gave counsel until the 22d inst.to submit their briefs, and reserved hisdecision.

The African Slave Trade.Fifty members of the Emin Bey Re-

lief Committee held a meeting and it wasunanimously decided to send Louis Wis-sima- n

as soon as possible to lead thefirst column. Dr. Peters will in themeantime prepare to equip a supportingcolumn of which he will have command.

The question regarding the fugitiveslave harbored by the Mission station atMonibassa has been settled to the satis-faction of the natives. This arrange-ments has secured the freedom of 1,500slaves.

The German Government has rejectedFrance's proposal to join in the blockadeof East Africa on condition that the slavedhows and dealers under the Frenchflag, seized by other powers, be handedover to France for punishment.

Three Arab caravans, with slaves andivory, are reported to have fought theirway into Bagamayo through opposing:coast tribes. They said that the Ger-mans then armed them with breech-loa- ders and sent them back to fight the tribesagain. The latter have dug rifle pitsalong the coast to protect themselvesfrom the German shell fire.

The Orient.An uprising has occurred at Formosa.

which trooos were reauired to snnnrpssThe first railway in China has been of--hcially opened, lne condition of theflooded districts is becoming constantworse. Great distress prevails in New- -

chaner and the surroundinsr districts, rp.v- -eral thousands being without food. TheEuropeans at laiwanfoo have hpnthreatened by the Formosa insurgents.A seizure ol 160 pounds of opium wasmade at Hongkong October 29th. M.Nicolas, a French official in Tonquin,was captured ana beheaded by pirates.

Central America.Advices are to hand from Panama to

November 10th. The accounts from Bolivia are conflicting, President A rce is-suing proclamations congratulating thepeople on the complete suppression ofthe rebellion, while private advices re-present it as in full blast. A bloody affair, in which 137 persons lost their lives.is reported from the important city of LaPaz, capital of the province of that name.Indians have killed several people in thePeruvian town ol uuancanahca. Theattempt to confederate the five CentralAmerican republics bids fair to be a fail-ure.

Colonial Governors.In the Sydney Assembly the Premier

moved an address to the Queen advisingthat the office of Governor of a colonyhenceforth be confined to a class ofpublic men who can be called to assistin the government of the empire, andthat the Colonial Government be in-formed of the proposed nominations.

"There was no idea," he said, "of dis-turbing the relations with the mothercountry, but it is of the highest import- - i

YEAR'S PRESENTS n vSUIT EVERYBODY ! CC? old i

1 176-8- 1

NOTICE.CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT IV RTCun i

No. 1657a 123, 1888, 'in favor of Q. p. WtSlr21 hi? ?ctand payment thereof stopped at ths Bank

ht'The public are warned agtfnBt

tlating the same and theT finder Snif n,-tu-rn

it to G. P. "Wilder, Kahului irin? V? rWilder. Honolulu. 8. a

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HAEKY'S LUNCH BOOMSHOTEL STREET. I

BILL OF FAKE: j.HamandEgcs8teakand Eggs ..""S"".Chops and Eggs 1

Porter House Steaks !! "25Chops V.'.".V"j5 h I

Coffee. Tea or Chocolate, with Cake or 1

Bread and Butter jq

A Change of Dinner Every DitI165-- tf

THEO. P. SEVERINs

Photographer,Has taken the 8tudio formerly occupied by n;

Montano, corner of KING and FOBT 6T8Jand Is prepared to take

Pictures in any Style1

J3T Pi inting done for Amateurs. "Si t

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Cabinets $6 a doz. Work guaranteed!

Entrance on Fort Street. 1TH i

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ADDITIONS TO OUR

SHOVELS,JKJbGL PtVlr Aypq Mattocks.

Steel Crowbars,nCanal Barrows,

Garden Barrows,Ox Trace Chains,

i.

HOLIDAY SEASON, 1888-9-.

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Notice to Parents and Guardlang ofSchool Children.

At the re-openi- ng of the Public Schoolsat the close of the Christmas Holidays onthe 8th of January next, all pupils will beexpected to produce to their teachers,Health . Certificates, signed by some re-

sponsible medical person. Pupils failingto produce such certificates will be requiredto be examined.

By order of the Board of Education.W. J AS. SMITH,

Secretary. .

Education Office, Dec. 18, 1888.177 1250-- 3t

Water Notice.In accordance with Section 1 of Chapter

XXVII of the Laws of 1886:All persons holding water privileges or

those paying water rates, are hereby notified that the water rates for the termending June 30, 1889, will be due and pay,able at the office of the Honolulu WaterWorks on the 1st of January, 1889.

All such rates remaining unpaid for fif-

teen days, after they are due, will be subject to an additional 10 per cent.

Parties paying rates will please presenttheir last receipt.

Rates are payable at the office of theWater Works in the Kapuaiwa Building.

The statute allowing no discretion, strictenforcement of this clause will be made,

CHAS. B. WILSON,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

"Honolulu, Dec. 14, 1883. 175-1- 6t

THE DAILY

Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

Be juat and fear not:Let all the ends thou alm'st at be

Thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1888.

SAMOANS AS FIGHTERS.

The Samoan natives appear to havereally earned pome credit as valiant inwarfare. By the late mail per Zealandia,wo hear of a stiff fight, and the takingand retaking of forts, with hand-to-han-d

struggle, axes and clubbed rifles, and allthe desperate determination of a FairOaks or a Gettysburg. It seems a littleodd that while we haoles were killingour Thanksgiving poultry, our Samoanneighbors, nine thousand strong, werekilling each other in such a bloodystruggle. It is interesting and not alto-

gether unsatisfactory, to be remindedthat our Polynesian friends, with alltheir gentleness and good humor; can,when duly roused, play the man, andhold their own, not so far behind otherfighting races of mankind. It is pleasantto recognize strong elements of manhoodwherever we see them, even though wedo not know how well or ill directed thoseforces may have been. It is the moreso, when we know these qualities to havebeen displayed by the same race of peo-

ple as the native Hawaiians, with whomwe are so closely and pleasantly asso-

ciated. Even though it be probable thattheir energies will not in the future becalled out in physical warfare, it is asatisfaction to feel ourselves associatedwith brave and valorous people, and notwith lean and cringing Bengalese. It isno new thing, however, for the Polynes-

ian to display this quality. He is habit-ually brave and daring, when the occa-

sion calls. When Cook tried to abducttheir King, the men of Kona, so gentlehitherto, surprised the overbearingwhites by their unflinching and daunt-less resistance. The Hudson's BayCompany in Oregon used to count onkanakas as among their best recruits forfighting Indians. No boatsteerer layshis boat up more intrepidly to lance themaddened jivhale, than the kanaka. TheMaoris of New Zealand made themselvesrespected by their valor "in conflict withthe white man.

It is also satisfactory to note that theSamoan warfare, as reported, is notstained with either treachery or cruelty.It seems to have been fair and manlybattle. The wounded were not des-

patched but cared for. No doubt thiscivilized style of fighting is largely owingto the comparatively thorough diffusionof Christian ideas. But still more is dueto the natural kindness of the Polynesian,so far superior in this to most of the un-

civilized races. It was the same disposi-tion which led the stern and still heathenQueen Kaahumanu to dismiss unhurther defeated foe and subject. For sucha people we can be somewhat hopeful,notwithstanding some less encouragingelements of character.

Upon the respective merits of the twocontending parties in Samoa, we do nothere undertake to decide. .Tamaseseseems to have a tolerably strong follow-ing, although he owes his kingship orig-inally to German force. Mataafa, on theother hand, ejeems to represent the na-tional interest in the place of Malietoa,exiled by the Germans. Neither partyunhappily, seems competent to maintaingood, honest, and secure government,such as the developing commerce of theSoutb. Pacific demands and will exact in

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cheers for the Queen.Forelgrn Affairs.

The French Government has secretlyadvised the Pope to leave Italy, and hasoffered all possible assistance in theevent of his deciding to go to France.The Tribune hears the Pope has chargedMonsignor Galimberti to visit the Dukeof Liechtenstein and thank him for hiserenerous offers. The Pope has no preuent.

intention of leaving Rome, but tha.tr. i i 1 1 U11 ltaiy Decomes invoiveu in war ne wouiu

willingly take refuge at Vaduz. Vaduzis the capital of the 'principality ofLiechtenstein, in the Valley of the Khine,on the frontier of the Swiss Canton ofGrisons, twenty-on- e miles S. S. E. of St.Gall. It contains an old castle seatedon a height which overlooks the town.

After an absence of four years thePrince of Monaco returned to the capitaland will endeavor to revive the waningbusiness of the Casino by his presenceand the revival of court festivities.

It is reported that very importantfortifications are being built in Savoy,outside of the neutralized zone, on theFranco-Italia- n frontier. The strictestsecrecy is preserved.

Stanley told a Congo State official, ashe was travelling up the river, last year:" I shall bring my own story to thecoa'st." It will doubtless be the mostwonderful one he ever had to tell, andwith his vivid descriptive powers it willlose nothing in the telling. He did notexpect to send the news back to theCongo, as he had no idea messengerscould safely return by the unknownroute, 500 miles long, he was about totake. His intention was after supplyingEmin Pasha with the tons of ammunition he was taking to him to keep onright across the continent to Zanzibar,where his 300 carriers would be at homeagain.

In the 'Commons Lord RandolphChurchill moved to adjourn the debatein order to discuss the sending of troopsto the Suakira. He said he believed theGovernment was going against the ad-vice of high and responsible militaryauthorities. For what end was a merehandful of British soldiers exposed to anencounter with the Soudanese? Stan-hope, Secretary of War, defended theaction of the Government, and the mo-tion was rejected.

The Soudanese around Suakim, learn-ing that British Jroops are coming toreinforce the garrison, are panic-stricke- n.

The fire from the trenches is slackening,and gives every sign of abandonment ofthe siege.

Russia is not meditating an immediatebreach of the peace. She is graduallymobilizing and making colossal prepara-tions for a conflict which is possible atany moment through developments inBulgaria and which she considers inevi-table.

The Porte has- - signed a conventionwith the Seligmans providing for a junc-tion of the Turkish and Greek railways.The Porte rejected, for political reasons,English, German and French tenders tocarry out the project. J. and W. Seiig-ma- n,

of New York, stated the businessoriginated in the Iondon branch of theirhouse and litjle was known about it inthe New York establishment. It isthought, however, the amount of monevinvolved was between 4,000,000 and

5,000,000.Typhoid fever is prevalent in Santiago,

and may be said to be epidemic.Four earthquake shocks occurred at

Quebec on December 7th, running eastto west. Windows were broken andseveral houses were badly shaken.Bowlders were dislodged from the hillsat St. Flavie, and rolled down throughthe village with great velocity. The firstshock lasted a few seconds. ' The rumb-ling began in the eastern section of thetown and extended westward. Severalstructures, not completed, were thrownto the ground at St. Flavie, Quebec.Six or seven severe earthquake shockswere distinctly felt.

Wake, an artist connected with theLondon Graphic, has been killed by ashot from the Arabs, who are besiegingSuakim.

A company is about to begin opera-- ,tions, with headquarters at Brussels andwith a capital of 10,000,000f, to .open themarkets for Russian goods.

TO LET.A FURNISHED COTTAGE, CONTAINING

three bedrooms and parlor. Apply at177-- 3t EAGLE HODSE.

LOST.ON THE WAIKIKI ROAD, SATURDAY

a Silk UMBRELLA with tvory handle.A reward of $3 will be given on returning to U.S. 8. Alert. 177-- 2t

Christmas and New Year's Cards

Just Received at

A. L. Smith's Store, Fort St.Elegant Assortme. t of Cards, all new patterns,

and must be seen to be appreciated.. Also,A choice lot of

Dolls, dressed & undressed;Large and small Dolls with kid bodies,

that will sit down, lie down, etc.

Children's Building: Blocks. i

Ladies' Lap Boards,Dress Forms and

Skirt Forms, rry nice;177-3- W

VE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED LARGE

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TOOK of MERCHANDISE!O ON SI SUING OF

PLOWS,Harrows, Cultivators,

Horse-Hoe- s,

Planters' Hoes,Garden Hoes,

Cane Knives, Spades,

Hoe, Axe, Pick and Sledge Handles, Galv. Nails and Spikes, ,Cut Nails, Refrigerators, Sheet Zinc,

Sheet Lead, Carpenters' Tools, Builders Hardware,

STEEL FENCE WIRE .ISTD STAPLES'GALV. FENCE WIRE AND STAPLES,

Galv. barbed Fence Wire, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans,Hubbuck's Boiled and Raw Paint Oil,

Hubbuck's White Lead and Zinc,Hubbuck's Red Lead, Pioneer White Lead,

CASTOR OIL for .Lubricating, Cylinder Oil,Carbox, Oil, Sperm Oil, Lard OH,

Lamps & CWGliers, : Croctery, Glassware, Silver Plated Wars, Etc

We have fitted up a Department on the second floor,(a room 50x60 feet) exclusively for ART GOODS, of which we

have at present a very Choice Stock, and more to be opened in a

few days. We know we are safe in saying that BETTER G001Lines have never been offered for sale in this Market.

Our Prices are Moderate !

respectfully solicit a personal inspection of our EntireStock, and especially our

Tllifili'iliillili'lllH'fev in these

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Where Ladies and Gentlemen will find a tempting display of beautnuArticles in Great Variety, suitable for

XMAS. AND NEW TEAK'S GIFTS.PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, ID.

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BAILY PACIFIC COMBJOSRCIAL ADVERTISER. DECEMBER 19, 1888.LOCAL AND GENERAL.0f HONOLULU, H. I.

nltT SVfltorJistments.Supreme Court At Chambers.

Tuesday, Dec. 18.Law Division. Before th full ho

Silk umbrella lost.AKIJIVALS.

Furnished cottage to let. JAMES CARTYTuesday, Dec. 18.

- rf n Chaney, from Maui andWm. R. Chilton and Henry Bradley vs.Lorrin A. Thurston, Minister of the In-terior. A. S. ,aerU for Pamtins;

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Remember Mr. J. F. Morgan's matChristmas sale this WnSn Attorney-Gener- al C. W. Ashford for the S55000SF: ..l.rwnod. from Waianae C. A.. WWCan be found next door to the P.Office, Merchant Street.defendant. Petition for writ of manda-

mus. Plaintiffs' axDeal of 5th in at. fromfc;Vsi;!ua' , AVeir, from Hamakua.. 1' - .. lit is passingThe Chinese Accounts Act

through the judicial crucible.Larsen, u uays iromfi;'r.;r;,rht decision of Mr. Justice Dole of 3d inst. Hacks Nos. 18, 37, 66, 75, 180for defendant. Areued and submitted. Worth of SILTEE Given Away!ilSawai from Koolau.Criminal Division. Tbe Kinsr vs. Lau

AND WAGONETTE 110.tST Bell Telephone 204, Mutual 500.

203-t- fKiu. Attorney-Gener- al for the Crown:

Mr. Levey's holiday sale was well at-tended last night, and a large lot of toyswas cleared out at bargains. Paul Neumann for defendant. Not

keeping his books in the English, Ha- -DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, Dec. 18. JUST ARRIVEDtralia, llouaieue, ior can Every policeman met now has a lasso, JLaim? or. ,BOme European language,and ever and anon a luckless doc i aPpn lnereby violating chapter 41, Session

Visit Our Store and Get Your Holiday PresentsCtEATIS!;

PEACHBLOW-WAEE- , GLASSWARE, Etc.ft

.uaws oi Defendant's appeal fromFreeman, for Kauai, 5 in tow for the Station.M2. ffeld' ''Mi Police Court. Honolulu. Defendant's

i- - Pnmnltpll. fnr TCilaneftsi- - nialea' - argument partly heard, when, at 4 p.

m., the hearing is continued until toParents and guardians are referred to

an important notice in this issue fromthe Board of Education.

Jimmorrow at 10 a. m.ku ,; j Habana Cigars,Cummins, reason, ior

Clark, for Ilamakua and Probate Division. Before Mr. JusticePreston. Guardianship of John Baker.Deoutv Port Sniff Captain Hopkins were crm'sino-- fnr nninm lv- - - Smith,, administrator in personilof.nkaiforLahaina. e I llnloraH V.f t XV CScif.1a: ihni for Koo au. in the harbor yesterday.S rK. , ; Kauai Smith, guardian, be approved, he discharged and his bond cancelled. Thefor Koolau.

ScbrHe,nrris for Koolau. Exercises will be held" in the Kameha-meh- a

School gymnasium at 5:30 o'clockScbrward of the estate having deceased, thematter is transferred to the Second Cir-cuit Court, Lahaina, T. E. Evans beingappointed administrator by the Circuit

tnis alternoon, in celebration of Found-er's Day.Leaving To-da- y.

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Judge.for iiamair.ua.

l ia for Koolau. Law Division. Before Mr. JusticeMr. A. Li. bimth advertises attractive

lines of holiday goods, of which shopperswould do well to make a note before Preston. Bankruptcy of C. Awang. On

in Fort from Foreign Ports.

Bavarian' Beer,of the Hackerbrau Brewery, Munchen ;

Strasslmrg Beer,

Flensburg Beer,

Double Extra StoutBottled by M.B. Foster & Sons, London;

French Clarets,of superior qualities;

German Preserves,in tins.

EST-- FOR SALE BY -- a

account of books, etc., being delayed atLahaina, the hearing is continued untilthe 26th inst.Mcnoiis, uruise.MvfjD Graham, Callao, S A.

f?SMert'J npnderson. Tahiti.

going their rounds.

Mr. Henry Edward Stokes has beenappointed Hawaiian Vice-Cons- ul at New-castle, N. S. W., in place of Mr. C. F.Stokes, resigned.

SiKa!;? '',tlef nubbard, San Francisco.Bf.Hiitu. Tajee, Howlanft Island.

The Whitechapel Sensation.V. R. S. Ralston, a well-know- n writer,

Francisco. has become insane on the subject of theMcNeil. HarfcIlhoun,rtTow nsend. Whitechapel murders.B'fi:IOr.,n;nn.Sodercrren, S.Francisco. Arrests up till 11 p. m. comprised two A man living near Nottingham rewnsend.r, ltrto Anderson. Port To drunk, and one each deserting contract

Larsen, S F.i" ?.To.-;iitrh-t ceived a letter signed " Jack the Rip-per's Pal," stating that both the writerof the letter and " Jack" committed the

service, larceny, malicious injury, andopium in possession. SILTEE Gift Sale !Grand1 4 ted Ports.

Due.from Foreign

Where from. The Advertiser staff were pleasantly recent murders in the Whitechapel dis-

trict. The writer says: "Jack is aV 401 Mia.WILL COMMENCEBavarian whom I first met aboard shipserenaded through, the telephone . by

musicians ot the Honolulu Social Club......... .JanConquest-Chil- issM S

Vn Rrewer . . . Boston Feb.San Francisco.Nov returning from America, and who exer Hofisclilaeger & Co.,playing in Mclnerny Hall last night. 17.cised mesmeric influence over me." ON MONDAY, DEO.Liverpool Dec

Mr. S. Ehrlich will remove the Templej. 4 3 San Maieo. .4STREETS.,.',V ...Mew lorK iec SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS. RING AND BETHEL

150 1203-t- fDec..Puget Sound. of Fashion at the beginning of the yearto the store lately occupied by Mr. Goo

WMAtM.MAfMM'ViJvim, corner oi Jbort and Queen streets.T virht Casco. . . lauui

M 81 Maripoaa.San Francisco.Decnoraa San Francisco. Dec

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ado nonupo ana I'anaia mills are During this Sale every Itt

V S Bowne . .aaa r rancitw . ycustomer purchasing thegrinding, and the Hall's freight shows a

large increase in sugar. Nearly all ther N Wilcox . . . . liremen iiay'amount of $2.50 worthSelling off Below Cost!plantations are taking off the new crop. will receive a handsomeSILVER PRESENT.

Ford San 1'earo ..... iecKnN'orth P'rtT'wnsend.Dec

Courtney Ford.San Francisco. DecS Qaeen . . .San Francisco . DecSconsuelo an Francisco.Jan Scientific and scholastic institutions all

Come and examine ourFAJNTCY GOODS !over the United States are sending ob-servers to the Pacific Coast, to observeIern Sailor Boy . . ..San rancisco.j an

jjKosario San x rancisco.Dec King Bros, cordially in New Goods, and you willfind them much newerMessrs.

Look at our Hotel St.window and see the findisplay of Silverware sui-table for the Holidays.

The near approach ofthe Holidays and over-stock of Goods make itimperative that we makethe most radical andsweeping changes in ourprices, and we feel fullyjustified in publicly as-serting that in the comingweek our patrons can se-

cure advantages in Dryj f:ii: - a

the total eclipse of the sun Jan. 1st, visible from a latitude not far north of San and LOWER IN PRICE

than elsewhere.Glass and China Ware,

Cut Steel Jewelry, Etc.Francisco.vite the public to inspect their line

of lately imported Goods, person-

ally selected by Mr. W. C. King.

Dally llecelpts of Produce.Bass riugar. Bags rice. Mia. pfcga.

rWGHall.. 5250 .... 552 It is our unalterabledetermination to have noA novelty at the store of Messrs. G.

West & Co. consists in rustic grottoes of Dinner and Tea Sets recourse to misleading or'trarlwalani M0jcbrMoiwabine. 2140jchrManuokawai .... coral and lava, representing Oriental misrepresentation. Our1015 landscapes with castles, pagodas, and advertisement truly reVASES, TOYS. ETC.people. They stand in tanks, whereby presents the good3 we jjiC Furnishing Goods which

VJ Itr, have never been eaualed.real water may be made to enhance thePASSENGERS. offer for sale.beauty of the scene. GOO Over 120 dozen of Toadies' HOSIERY !ARRIVALS.vrnm Hawaii nnri Maui. rer stmr V G The Australia's mail for San Francisco 59 Nuuanu Street.168 2w

fine white untrimmed

Straw flats.comprised 3,6fil letters and 1,989 papers. Tills Is tlie heaviest eat Inprices ever attempted.A mail for Hongkong by the Rio de

If vou are in search of Holiday Goods, GKAO DISPLAYJaneiro contained 1,343 letters and 39packages of papers. The total mails look in at N. S. Sachs' store, he is displayi-

ng? an immense variety of fancy as WE WILL MAKE REDUCTIONS IN ALL OUR DEPARTMENTS Isent abroad from Saturday till Tuesday

Ml, Dec. 18 lion II M Whitney, C ESheldon, Mrs J M Lee, C Y Akana, H GTreadwav, Maj-Oe- n II H Cunliffe. RA;CHFook and (J3 deck passengers.

From Hamakua per stmr Iwalani, Dec.18--W H Kickard, Miss M Kickard, MasterJu Eictcard. Mrs W II Broderick, Rev WS Barnes, V Horner Jr, and 4 deck.

DEPARTURES.For Sun Francisco, per S S Australia,

1 wroil naiicpfnl mind., suitable for Christmas-- OF-ana 'inclusive, amounted to 9,438 letters

3,610 packages of papers. gUL3.

Special inducements will be offered at Christmas & New Year THE LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE OFSachs' store, 104 Fort street, during tnisA pretty largo crowd of people went to (io mere ana learnHoliday season.

see a pretty small number of passengers prices. OHA8.:X FISHEL,off by the 25. a. Australia. Tne band A fine assortment of childrens' dresses, !NTSEESEplayed a melting programme of national infants' robes, infants lace and silk caps, 174-l- m

and sentimental airs. One departing and sash ribbons, at exceptional low prices,debtor was detained under me passport at Sachs' store.

Jc. tt-L- ;eut U O Denis, "wife and 2tli'en, O C Coeman, K Wight, V Jitart, J O Clevior, Mrs II T Broderick,lis Packard, Master Rickard, Col S Hoff-ats- .

Steerage: Mrs Neill and child, MJordan. II G Woolton, J M Little, F Ham-it- r,

H Wolters, P McGrath, J Burke, ABMorris, and 11 Portuguese and 4 Japanes-e.

For Kauai and Niihau, per stmr Mika- -

law until, five minutes before the mo TEMPLE a FASHIONment of sailing, a friend became respon Everything new at Fishel's.The finest line of Holiday Goods can besible for the obligation. Diamonds, Set and Unset,

seen atJtnsners.A most complete stock of Felt and Straw

; Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets,ii!a, Dec. 18 E L Kauai, Miss M Ella Personal. Hats can be had at Fishel's.1 iDooner. Miss Malone. Rufus A Lyman Jr,Shawl and Scarf Pins, Etc.Dr. Sheldon arrived from Ililo by the

63 and 65 Fort Street,Christinas and New Tear's Goods

SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS I

CWGwin, D Trask and wife, Mrs Borch-min- k,

H W Dimond, G Borchgrevink,J C Lane and 30 deck passengers. W. G. Hall, x

A full assortment ofMr. G. A. Capen arrived by the S. S.Rio de Janeiro from San Francisco for

Sleeve Buttons and Studs,SHITPING NOTES. service here in the schools, under theBoard of Education. Mr. Capen was for Toys, Toys, Toys, of every description! Dolls, Dolls, of all sizes!Ladies' Chains in new designs,

Gents Vest Chains,The stmr Kaala arrived last evening. some time with Genl. S. C. Armstrong-- :o:-FOE RENT,at Hampton, va.The bark Atalanta is nearly through unl-

oading lumber. SPECIAL USTOTICE !Major-Gener- al Cunliffe of Greatreturned from Maui by the steamer GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

W. G. Hall. He is as yet undecided E CALL ATTENTION TO THE LADIES THAT WE ARE CLOSINGliltTHE PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOUSEand Premises, on the corner of Kingand Alapal streets, at present occupiedby Rev. E. Q. Beckwith. Possession

DDI Wwhpther to lpavft for the Colonies bv the sit A great variety ofMariDosa. or remain in the Islands

oW our Entire Stock of Ginghams aad Cheviots at an immense

reduction; in prices igiven in Jann&ry. For terms apply to

CHAS. M. COOKE,175-t-f Attorney fot Mrs. H. E. Cooke.another four weeks. Silver & Silver Plated Ware

Hon. H. M. Whitney returned fromhis two weeks' jaunt to windward by the

The bark Cevlon loads sugar for SanFrancisco after the barkentine S. N. Castle.

The steamer C. R. Bishop is due this af-rno-on

from the other side of this Island.The schooner Manuokawai brought 380

m paddy. 425 bags rice, and 110 bags ricewin from Kooiau.

The steamer Iwalani arrived on Tuesdayfrom Ilamakua, and will leave again to-morrow morning.

The barkentine S. N. Castle receives su-prM- ay

from the V G. Hall. She willwe for San Francisco next Saturday.

The V. G. Hall t.nwpil nut. nf Punaluu.

Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs in the latest designs ;WENNER & CO., Elegant assortment in Silk Handkerchiefs ;W. G. Hall, much refreshed after a veryenjoyable tour. The volcano he foundactive and made several clear sketchesof its phenomena. There was no rain in

NOTICE. Fort Street.16StfEmbroidered Cassemere Shoulder Scarfs ;

Largest assrnt. of Ribbons, just the thing for the seasondavtime during the whole round trip,MURRAY & LAMSCHRISTMAS DAY FALLING

on Tuesday, the Kinau willnot sail until WEDNESDAYDecember 26,1888, at 2 o'clock

although abuudance of it fell at nightsin Kau. Mr. Whitney's observations 1

PLOHIDA WATERuDon the scenes of the route traversed p. m. one will arrive m auuu:uiu -DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS

Persian Cassemere in all shades, double width, at 35 cents per yard;New Novelties in Dress Goods, at 25 cents per yard ;

turn trip Tuesday, January 1, iooa.The Universal Perfume

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by him will appear in a later issue.

Hawaiian School Geography.Honolulu, Dec. 13. 1888.

For the Toilet, the Bath and the Handkerchief.

Tn view of the attempts made Ladies', Gent's and Children's Shoes, at Low Prices.By the steamer Australia the Board ofrecently by some unscrupulous

Formation sent to Barnes & Co., New For Rent or For Sale. dealers, to foist upon the publica worthless imitation, bearing thecneral outward apnearance ofYork, copy for a School Geography of

54ii,la$t Saturday the schooner Maryposter for Kukaiau, Hawaii, to load su- -

for Honolulu.i,Th! amer W G Hall brought on Tues- -'

5,283 bags sugar, 229 bags coffee, 33Jy jwa, 1G7 bides, 25 head cattle. 7 horses,

hp sundries, and 39 hogs from Mauiuawaii.

Jfmerican schooner Twilight. Cap--W:

rsen- - arrived Dec. 18th, 20 daysU a Frmcisco, en route to Howland

whither she will sail next Monday.g brings 200 tons coal for II. B. M. S.trMrai and ha3 671 Packages stores inlit he Twilght is a fine schooner off .""'. and has been chartered by Mr. J.

Arundel for the guano trade.WnH pa,Taiian steamship Australia, Cap-B- w

ju.oudlette,sailed at noon Tuesday,otliam or Sau Francisco with a cargolheSauan Products valued at $109,277.04.

S. EHRLICH, 63 & 65 Fort St.,Opposite Irwin & Cob.

the Hawaiian Islands. The letterpress the genuine, we call attention tothe distincuishine marks of the

163 1247-l- mwas written by Mr. A. T. Atkinson, In genuine Murray & Lanmam

FLORIDA WATER.spector-Gener- al of Schools, and the maps A PLEASANT COTTAGE

In Perfect Order.were prepared by Hon. W. D. AlexA fev minutes' walk from the Post Officeander and staff in the Government Sur

Each bottle of the genuinearticle bears on its neck the TradeMark, which appears alongsidethis notice j and on each leaf ofthe pamphlet, which is wrappedaround it, appears in faint water

Apply tovey. They found part of the material inHUGO 8TANGENWALD. M.Dmans made bv Mr. VY. A. Wall lor a 168 tf

cuide book. projected by Mr. Poepoe but

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PimmmW'JJ

BTJHACH ! BUHACH !

The Only Genuine California Buhach is For Sale at

BENSON, SMITH & CO.'Who are the SOLE AGENTS and ASSIGNEES of the

mark letters the wordsLANMAN & KEMP,

NEW YORK.

never issued. The publishers ask noth-ing for printing the book, as they willuse it for a supplement to their Pacific

1 teh, J'ers were: Irwin & Co., io,- -1

5b?TkSUgar! H. A. Widemann. 2.078 do;Ifeither be lacking rejectWb. tt vjw., idd U.U. auu oit unL.i ForYoMama&Hongkon tlie article as spurious.States Geography. They will simply

chartre the Board of Education pub s,' " AM US., l,OOW 1V--

I'Kto.. 1.0a dn. r Afra. A. J. Camr- -lisher's prices for as large an edition ofbnchs bananas; E. L. Marshall, DOWNING & SCHMIDTfinndries: 89 bbls

Wholesale AgentsSan FranolsoOf Ca!PiatanT'i. 0013 tallow. 5 bags corlee, 1,452

iidesanH ep.skins' 1,190 dry and er?en

the work as may be required.

Folic Court.Tuesday, Dec. 18.

or stocktoit,CAUL,BUHACH PRODUCING COMPANYue iiioo emPty oarrejs.uomestic value, urj.zs.oi.

Capt. H. C. Houdlette, allowing twoChinese passengers to land unlawfullyOld Honolulu.

Hi from the nteamer Australia. Fined $400

The Nippon Ynsen Raisha's AlSteamship

"Takasago Marn"BROWN, Commander,

T Purchasers are CAUTIONED againsran INFERIOR POWDER putup in similar style and labeled California Buhach.

O :fcv u- - Alexander nas receivea and costs $1 30. Appeal noted.

Kaaa and Lana, drunk, $6 each.Yale College, theHaDh of a.Danoramie dra.wincr ofH: R. A. Burgett, threatening language

in 1on mi i xtrull h Itia here from Yokohama on or about fry CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK from the

InterioT Department, and Assignment of Sale and EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to usethe name and trade mark Buhach in the Hawaiian Islands, from the BuhachProducing and Manufacturing Co., of Stockton 'Cor, to toison, Smith &

Co., may be seen on application. BEWARE Oh lMilAiiuus.

IV ill wthe 28th of December, aad will leave for

above porta, positively, on

j. ioiu, auo BKetcu waskt th? tJbe U- - s- - s- - Peacock in threefad aave now been put togetherisj, graphed. It is very, interest-e3- v.

lng tn0 grass houses thenoMiing the city, together with

JANUARY 1st, 1889.--:o;

to Frank May, is ordered to give a bondwith one surety in $100 to keep thepeace toward Frank May and his wifefor one year, in default to be committedto prison until such bond is executed.

Mrs. Laura Brewster, assault and bat-tery on Napela Harrison, reprimandedand discharged. The lad. who is com-plaining witness aggravated defendantby insulting language, and after stand-ing it for some time she threw a bottleat him.

ity aud other notable objects ofJjpoj c A he nhotoarranh will be Chinese passengers for Ilongkonff vrill be BENSON, SMITH & COMPANY,

transferred at Yokohama by first steamer leavingSOLE AGENTS AND ASSIGNEES.thit port. . 152-t-f

u exhibition down town. ,

gGoan warsnip Carola has cap--ha si

native dnow The rising amongUcTftJ alont? th Zanzihar coast is

3T For Freight or Passage, having super

ior Cabin and Steerage accommodations, apply JLJ..in m numVr. Tt. is officially announced that Uanada, The Daily T- - C. Advertiser and Weekly Gazf3iEar.;111 has made its appearance in Newfoundland and other British colonies ' to

Wm. 6. Irwin & Co.5166- - U AGENTS.

Ar the 'tending' NewpMsr In the Kingdom.k. . .FDQ Dresnf vafv inn. woiiPr it. I mational convention for tho protection 119 I2i0-l- yA W f T V V m A

owed by cholera. of submarine cables.

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DAILY PACIFIC noMftlERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 19, 1888.1

ijitattisemtnis. cncral Cffivtvtistmtnts.

Australian Mail Service GEO. W. LINCOLN,FILTER PRESSES. Pioneer Shirt Factory, of Honolulu.ISTo. 17 Emma Street.T) i t--tt l TT VT. AVTATTOV.

BUILDER, IS STILL IN THE FIELD AS A CON-tScto- rt

and all kinds of workto doand i i now better prepared. - f : ,t,, Moca rf nrnrlr hftloniner to hlS trade, in

" Hawaii. March 0, 1888.Tne undersignedFOR SAN FRAKCISCO.Rlsdon Iron and LocomotiTe Works, San Fran begs to inform the public of these islands that h faDirections for self-measureme- nt will be given on aVclicati c sWrt fc.measurementthTsame god

xoand

conimt-uu-g

workmanlikem

manner as heretofore ; having curtailed my shop, .x.u i t .ir anr nnr all kinds of work aDDertain- -cisco.

. . Vtlti.. PaaiathlaunH. ThT fha new and fine Al steel steamshipexpenses ana sua reuim picuwy w jingto the building trade that may be entrusted to my care. 1 jm enabled to dothe same at verv low rates, to suit the extremely dull times, the same timeare convenient, easily bandied and aie working

entirely to our sausiacuoa. iuwuuui"i bearing in mind that what is worm doing ai au is ou35

White Shirts, Over Shirts and Night GownsA fit guaranteed by making a sample Shirt to every order. Island orders u

--Aj. M. MELLIS. C3" Bell Telephone 410.

no improvement on inem.Very respectfully yours.

(signed) A.Moors,Manager Paauhau Plantatien Thanking the public for past favors,

I remain respectfully yours, 'GEO. W. LINCOLN.Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be dne

65t Honelala from Sydney and Aucklandon or about 1

Theae Prunes are being carried In stock InHonolulu and are sold at the very low priceof 8650. OO in Honolulu to meet tneaemana. B.F.EHLERS & Go.,Jan. 12th, 1889,consignment Is now on the way.

f-

Rlsdon Iron Ss Loco. Works82 .1334 2m 8aa Francisco

The Equitable Life Assurance SocietyOF THE XJ 1STITED STATES.

Staiis FiMlmoi fte Lsaiing Life Assurance Companies of Mm--Just Received a Full Line of--An willleare for the abere port with mails and

passengers on or aboa t that dat e.For freight or passage, having 8UPERI0R

To --Ajrtdve I EUROPEAN TOYS, DOLLS, In Outstanding ABSurance. in New Business, in SutdIur. in tiACXX5MMODATIONS, apply to

Wm. Qt. Irwin & Co.,AdENTS. AND

in Premium Income, in the annual Increase in Surplus andAssets, in the Percentage of Assets to Liabilitiesand in all other Important Respects. '

Assets. Dec. 31, 1887, : : : 84,478.901 axEock Salt for Cattle. HOLIDAY G-OOD- S

For Sydney and Auckland.wv

Also, Complete Stocks in Every Department,i-- tf

7TA few tons still undisposed of.

APPLY EARLY.

THEO. H. Davies & GO.15--1 m

The new and One Al steel steamship

Outstanding Assurance 8483.020 KrtNew Business of 1887 138,023 loi8urplus (4 per cent. Standard) 18,l04 2SsIncrease in Surplus during the Year.. 1.748'sroIncrease in Assets during the Year 8,868432. Total Income 23,24o'84Premium Income 19,115 77?Percentage of Assets to Liabilities... 1271.2

A Careful Studj of the abore Proros Concluslrelj that the Equitableis the most Profitable and Secure Life Assurance ooc7

Company for intending Assurers.

at 33m:ajeii:pos A Good Chance to go into Bnsiness !

ALEX. 0. CAETWEIGHT90-- tf

LEWIS fc CO.jFOET STREET,

Importers, Wholesale and HetailDealers la

.. GENERAL AGENT HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will bedoe at Honolulu from San Fran daco

or or abont

Dec. 22, 1888.And will have prompt dbpatcn with malls anassengers for the above ports.For freight or passage, having 8 tJPKRIOR AC

COMMOD A.TION3 , apply to

Wm. Gr. Irwin & Co.,AOENTS

BARGAINS HOLIDAY GOODS!Groceries and Provisions,

--AT THE

2Tlce Hunso Goods a HpecIMtjVSSl181-- tf

ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH MR. G. WEST WILL DISPOSE

ot his entire interest in the business known as G. WEST & CO., 105 Fort

Street, Honolulu. Liberal Terms will be givm to a responsible party. The

firm has been doing a good paying business during the last sir months, not-

withstanding the dull times. For the next Sixty Days we will sell Goods at

just enough to cover cost. C7m For Bargains in FURNITURE, TOYS,

FANCY GOODS, Etc., Etc., see us beforo purchasing.

Wm. Q. Irwin.Clans HprecfcelaJOS. TIIKIEE,CLAUS SPEECKELS & CO.,Family & Shipping Butclier

HAWAIIAN ISLANDSSONOLCTLUCity Market, Kuuariu St; Gr. WEST & CO,138

Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, Lamb,

POPULAR MILLINERY BOUSE, 104 FORT STREET, i

1ST. S. SACHS, 3?rop.O I

Bargains in Christmas Goods!!Consisting of ornamental as well as useful Gods suitable for Holiday Gifts. I

3?lush. Goods and Fancy Novelties ijAt Prices Lower than heretofore. f

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS FOE THE HOLIDAYS! i

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We will offer during this Holiday Season Special Inducements in all department!and we invite all to inspect our goods, and compare prices

before making their purchases.Plush Table Scarfs and Table Covers, a new assortment of

Hand Satchels, Fancy Purses, and Fans, at very Low Prices.

o HANDKERCHIEFS ! 1

Immense, variety, at very low prices, Fine Embroidered. Fine Silk and FineINITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. J

New Gloves, ISTew Jersevi New Mits,!A variety of EMBROIDERED SCARF AND SHETLAND SHAWLS,

.in Light Blue, Pink, Cream. f

Draw Exchange on the principal parts o theworld.Dairy-fe- d Pork and Cambridge Sausage,

fresh every day.1HE SPRIffiELU ROADSTER BICYCLE!Will receive deposits oa open aooonnt, makeCorned Beef and Pickled Tongue always

collections and conduct a general banking andexchange business. -

on nana ana put up in quantities to suit.BOLOGNA SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY.

. , Deposits bearing Interest received In their SavIngs Department subject to published rules andregulations.. 17oo3tf WE STZLZ. MOID OUR OWH.XECT--

N. b. All meats delivered everymorning within a radius of three milesof the city.

My prices are as reasonable as any-where, tad all orders attended to withpromptness and dispatch. 114-l- m Moderate Prices, Good Quality, Hill Climbing, Safety, Speed,

are features of merit which are sure to lead.HONOLULU MAEKET.

(Successor to Wm. HcCandless.)

3ffo. O Queen Street, Fish XXarfeet Ho-nolnl- u,

II. I.

C. BREWER & COMPANY,ct d

(Limited).VOO --as. Kfiy fwJLJ-Jt-V y JUX ei5 lOXlXV. I

A SILK DRESS, a useful and acceptable present. We have a fine assortmentin Black, Gros Grain and Brocaded Silks, Black and Colored Rhadama,

Colored Surrahs and Foulard Silks at prices to suit the times.165

GENERAL MERCANTILE

--AKI(ORGANIZED 18CO.J

COMMISSION AGENTS.

Choicest Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fish

VEGETABLES, ETC.,

Always Kept on Hand.

RECORDS FOR 1888.L. A. W. meet at Baltimore, Md., three victories. Woodstock,

Canada, professional track record, May 24. Binghampton, N. Y., onemile safety, and one mile team race. Toronto, Canada, three mile roadwheel, and one mile safety race. Rochester, N. Y., one mile, open toall, track record, 2.44 J; three mile handicap; five mile, open to all, lastquarter in 30 seconds best on record; half mile dash, open to all, 1.15

best competition half mile on record; also, two mile, 6.45 class.J. R. Weld, of Medina, writes:

"In a club of twenty 18 ride Springfield Roadsters, and still wewant more."

REMEMBER OUR HILL CLIMBING RECORDS.Eagle Rock, New Jersey, 12 times without a dismount. Corey Hill,

The Manhattan Life Insurance Company;

of IsTew York, I

.LIST OF OFFICEE8:

P. 0. Jones. Jr President and ManagerJ. O. Carter Treasurer and SecretaryHon. W. F. AUen Auditor

DIRECTORS:

Hon. C. B. Bishop. Hon. H. Waterbousc

Family and Shipping orders CarefullyAttended to. 3T Assets over 911,000,000. t3" Net Surplus oxer 8?,000,(HW. f

Live Stock Furnished to Vessels at shortnotice.- - POSITIVE RESULTS fBoston, 10 times without a dismount. Stickney Hill, Lynn, Mass., one

uf a Policy in the Manhattan Life on the New Plan.!Telephones ZSTo. 312time and return.

SKURSVIAfJ AT IT AGAIN.The members of the Lynn Cycle Clnb took a trip down to Portland. The Darty com )

Age, 30; amount of Policy, $10,000; term, 20 years. j

Ex Bark H. Hackfeld

Wing Wo Chan 4 Co,

NUUANU STREET,

Have Just Received New Goods,

Suitable for Christmas and New Year'sPresents.

FR031 LIVERPOOL,

prised J. H. Younp, J. H. tShurman, A. H. Careley, E. G. Borgholtz, J. F. AUen, J. F. Dow, J.H.Littlefield, A. W. Lewis and A. Wisweil. On their arrival in Portland, and after a Roodbreakfast at the Preble HoQse, the Portland Wheel Clab took the visitors in hand for aran to Pronts Neck, a distance of some fourteen miles. On the way out the part- - passedSpurwick Hill, an eminence that has never been climbed by a cyclist. To the surprise ofthe Down Easters, Shnrman announced that he wooM ride np the hill if any one of thePortland men wonld ride down. This wag, very promptly agreed to, as the local menthought the bill unrideahle. Some of the men rode down the hill, as also did Shurman,and then on arriving at the bottom Shurman turned round and rode to the top,to the amazement of those who had never seen Shurman ride. This was on Sunday,and the achievement of the Lynn man made the locals anxious to see what the visitor

The Annual Premltim will be.... 8 301 19 I

The 20 payments will amount to.. 6,038 00At the end of that tiiae the Company will return to the holder in cash.... 700 CO

1

Thus the $10,000 Insurance will have been secured at the net cost for 23 t: years of only...., 338 00

or $1X8 for f1,000 insurance per year. ' '

or if the Cash be not drawn the Policy will become paid up for 10,050ffiON FILTERPRESSES

could do with the Park Street Hill, a terror to Portland wheelmen, and one that hasnever been climbed more than twice in succession. So on Monday the party repaired tothe hill, and after Carsley, Allen and Littlefield had olimbed it once and cried enough,Shurman went at it and went up and down six times without a dismount. To say that

Selwig & Lance's Patent inese results are not estimated, but arefixedin'a Positive Contract, tucof the Policy meanwhile being payable in the event of the death of the assured. i"re?is no forfeiture of payments on discontinuance of policy after three years, a ;

ithe Portland men were dumfounded is putting it mildly. Shurman rode his SpringfieldRoadster. Will some Portland reader kindly give us the grades of the Spurwick andPark Street Hills, and oblige? Ed. Bicxcle World.

Cash or Paid ud Value Lfiinsr naranpfid bv the Terns cfWe give you the facts. Draw your own iuference. But remember

the New York Law. four prices are moderate, our goods warranted against defective materialand workmanship for one year; absolutely safe against headers, speedyand a good aU around road wheel. CATALOGUE FREE.

SX BARK VELOCITY, FROM CHINA,

Reed Chairs and Kockers,Something new in Honolulu ;

Extension Veranda Chairs,Ebony and Marble Diningroom Sets,

'Matting in all variety and colors,

Silks and Satins,Silk Crepe, in all shades; Pongee,Mantel ana Hearth Vases,

ALSO, TO ARRIVE

Granite StoneOctagon shape.

Best Oolong Tea,Choice Manila Cigars.

155-l-y

18 to 30 (Chambers,Which have proved a great sucoess at Lthue,

Hanamauln, Eekaha, "Walmea, Koloa, Lahalna,Laupahoehoe, etc., and which are providedwith the latest improvements; also,

SPARE PARTS OF ABOVE PRESSESand

FILTER CLOTH FOR THE SAME ;

Sngar Coolers,(round corners)

For examnles at other arrps. unrf Un r the tn in vpts' clans, wrlteorappljjat the Office ol the Agent. - '

. iSPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. 9 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.

testable after 5 years, this feature having been originated and adopted by this unF" x

over 20 years ago.FOR SALE BY

Iron Tanks, 3 sizes; JOH3ST EE. PATT. Aetacinic has:Baxter Engines,Deane's Steam Pumps, 86-t- f 1235-- tfSOLE AGENTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 1247-l- m d-l- m

Steel Bails & Fixtures H3ST TST.OTT,Cigars ! Cigarettes IPortable Track, Sleepers & Switches,

uorrugatea iron, ail lengtns;Fire Bricks, Slates,

Fire Clay, Asbestos,TOBACCO.1

Choice Iots JTnftt IXeceiretl by

LOVE'S BAKERY. M 73 Xanana Street.

HR3.BOBT.LOVZ, ... Proprietress. White Bros Portland Cement CHE. GEETZ, Fort Street,

Christmas Goods

Toys, Dolls!Bonbons 1

Fancy Va-e- ? Glassware

W-- i fc XM 1

lffl-t- f Bet. King aa Mdr.-han- t.r,. : .'r.i-.-.5fi.- :

-

Germania P. Cement,Keg Snooks, Rivets,Sugar nd Coal Bags,Coal Baskets, Twino,Stockholm and Coal Tar, Etc.

For Sale at SLovrest Hates by Steam Fac toyH. HACKFELD & CO. AND

1 35.1m

.Erery Deecrlpti on of Plain and Fancy

Bread and Crackers,p ens n

Soda CrackersA N D

Saloon BreadA1 it&ya on XXsmd

MILK BEEAt)A BPECI1LTY.

!and Order. Promptly A tt fa.173-f-c

--A. K WEIE, Christmas and New Year's Cards,

WOULD P.ESPECTFTJ1XY NOTIFY HISand the public ceneraUr that h Stoves, Ranges and Housekeeping Gcofls.

33 .A. KEE Y .

F. hoen;PrftOtlCAl Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker.

Bioh and Delicious Ice Cream made by Steam.

71 Hotel Street.JZilx Tel eplao xac 7&,

FOB SALE BYhas purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage Shopforrcerly conducted by A. Morgan at Nos. T9 and81 Kins street, where he Is now prepared to doall kinds of Carrlas Plnti-n- THmmikCarriage and Heavy Wagon Work and Gensrai

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron WoTHEO. H. DAVIES & CO.uucHaiiajniTiu prompiaess and dispatch.fatisJaetlon giwaatisJ. lfl.tx

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