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VOL II

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MlL BARGAINS

UK OFFERED TO DAY INWILL of Goods among which arcthe following

A Pino Wno of Victoria Lawns

Printed Lawns

llatisic

Muslins

K

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Grope Prints Lace Prints

In addition lb our Slorc on tlu corner ofHold ninl Kort strcctvwc have refilled thentnre rooni upstairs formerly occupied by MrTlios G Thrum and arc now prrpared looffer lo Ihc General Public a fine assortmentof Ihc Choicest brand of

CHINESE TEAj

Such as Oo Long Sui Sing and Goo Lojalso Japan Tea and many oilier brands toonumerous to mention

A fine assortment always on hand of newi1rs of Haniboo Lounges and Chairs of the

Incut pattern Extra fine and strong Cam ¬

phor trunks in all sitesA No 1 Chinese plain nnd colored Mat ¬

ting Chinese Pongee Silk at very low figuresChinese white Silk by the yard or pieceChinese Tissue in all shades Chinese Silk

CrepeChinese Grass Cloth white brown and

black by the yard or piece at greatly reducedprices

A No 1 assortment of Chinese Silk Hand-kerchiefs

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plain and embroidered hemstitchedcolored border etc

Chinese Silk Sashes of every descriptionChinese plain and embroidered SlippersChinoc Tans in all styles

Call and Sec Goods and Prices at

Corner Hotel and Fort Sts Honolulu

SUN FIRE OFFICEOF LONDO- N-

Ksfcablished 1710Insurance effected upon every description

ol properly at current rates 01 premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

pC327333700

Claims arrartocd bv the Local Accnls andDid with woimititudc and liberality Thejurisdiction of the Local Tribunals recognized

G AY Mnofarliufo Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

PantlieonStables

IKIVATB HACKSTANDCorner Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu

TELEPHONE 3- -

Ihvcnow a well organiicd reliable class of

tlttvcrs The carriages noibcs etc navebeen much improved and are in condition todo ijoott service W A Dildinc of Ihc Fantheon Stables has consented to take charge ofthis department and drive one of the carnaceshimself anil by so doiiiR pay strict attentionto the business in all its departments

S I SHAWManager

c j McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

San Franciscoper Mariposa nnd other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars nnd

smokers articles consisting in part of

Hana Cheroots Operas Duettos Llttlo Dudes Triplets Cherubs and

the Fine Flor de Cuba

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

Dont forget to come nnd try tome of thesefine goods which can be had nt

107 JFOItT STIWKT

O U DOLE

Vamjer nnJ Natiiru PuhUe

Office nt 15 Kiiahumanu Street

UONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

im Kholnn notion Huonr JlllllCoolers Iron llruim aiut Lvad CttftliW

HOIIOIULU t

Machinery of every description made tp or ¬

der radicular attention paid to Ships lllacksmithintj Job work executed on the shortestnotice

THEGeneral bcntoclncnto

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iMrOKTINO AND MANtrACTUHIKO

Stationer llpolt aeller Jriiiler Jloolfblmler tic

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TUESDAY MAY 3 J887

And paUlther of th Hawaiian Almanac unit AnnualDealer n tine Stationery Hooks Mumc Toyi n6Knney Goods

fORT StrKKT NlJAR ItOTKL I lOHOl Ul U

pAUL NliUMANNS

Law OITtco

No 44 Merclnnl Street Honolulu

New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Kokt S rsenrfori ram An J viept 1irit cUu work batufstti

V IAOONSALVM

The Liicrpool k Ldon k Globe InsuraiKe Co

Assets 353Gt000Net Income 1885 S8SClaims Paid 107030000

Have established an necncv In llonolulu for the Hawaiian Islands nnd theundersigned nrc prepared to write risks againstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingsnn favorable terms Dwelling risks a speci

alty Detached dwellings nnd contents In

surcil lor n period 01 mrcc years lur iwu piemtums in advance Losses promptly adjustedand payable hero

BISHOP OO

LOYEjS BAKEEI73 Nuuanu Street

Every Description of Plain and FancyIlicad and lliscuits

Orders for Ship Dread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY PA6T0RY

AND

f iicmNIrarllcM Confectioner Taslry Cook and linker

Klch an J delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74

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Limited

OrNKUAI MKUCANTIIE AND

COMMISSION AOKNTS

LIST Or 0ITICRK1 u

P CJonks Ji President anil ManagerJ O Caktkk Treasurer nnd Secretary

onVm K Ailbm M Auditor

niRKcroRi

Hon C U Ilisnor Hon II WATnanotSB

HOUSES TO LETAND

11Y

A T OartwiiglitThe two story residence in Nuunnu Valley

at present occupied by 1rof M M fjcott tolet from Ihc first of April

The house lately occupied by Mr JulianMonsarrat on Makiki street next baseballgrounds to let

FOR SALE

A residence In Nuuanu Valley opposite theIce Works with twelve acres of garden pas ¬

ture and taro land occupied by Mr M SuvaA CAKTWRIGHT

TTaaIiii inn nil Ct rnJYtMtVitllt4itM mwvi

jr G OMKWatchmaker and Jeweler

Opposite Elite Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St

Manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc

Curonomotors a Spoolalty

THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolor

No 10 Nuunnu StrootHouolulu II I

Particular attention paid to repairing

Subscribe for the Daily Hkkam

DAILYcncml ubttitccmcnts

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09

100 St Tort and Alnkon

lias per late a full

HERAKN

NEW GOODfNEW STOCK IN ALL LINES

NOV OPEN

BFEHLERSCOFort Streot Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACEnudllllKiriK botwoon

received anivals assortment ofSOAJPXjE AJflID aAJfcTa2T GROOBH1BS

Consisting In art cfFamily Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat llreakfast Gem Dupcc Hamnnd llacon Codfish ImA Smokcil ltccf New Cheese Kegs Cal lluttcr Dales RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Hrcad Apples Humboldt Potatoeswheat Corn llran Also n lull line of Cat Cracker Cos Crackers and Cokes All owhich arc offered at lowest rales All orders receive careful attention nnd iirompt delivery

Both Telephones No no P O Box No J7

LAINE CODrive mclved a consignment of the most EconoruIeAl and Valuable Feed for all Hnds of stock vl

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt Is the greatest Flesh lormer Milk and tlutter producer n use

Oil CaVo teal shows ahout a percent ot nutritive maltyr this nearly 30 percent 100 bsnf thtsimralis Riual lo yx His ot oats or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat brut iAIoour UnrivaledMIXED Kirul as cll as our usual supply of the best kindit of

Hay OnU Wlicnt Corn Eto EtcWhich Is oflVred at tho Lowest Market Kates and delivered freu nv part of ll city

S N CASTLE0 P CASILK

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CASTLE iCOOKESliippin and Commission Morcliants

IMPORTERS ANITTlRALTiRS IN rQETSTBRAJLi MEBOIIA3STDISJ33

Kohala Sueur CompanyPaia Plantation

GrovcJlLinch Plantation

AGENTS FOR

ATMCRTOmCASTLIJ

Haiku Siigir CJompiny

llVchcocCoiMUntattanl I

l RflUlttead WtaliiiJlantatonA It Smith Co Koloa Kauai

Union Fire il Marine lituranci Ciirnnyof Eon Frr nclsco

Ina Fira Insurance Company of HartfordThe New Kngland Mutual Life Insurance Company of Tloiton

D M Weston Patent Centrifugal Machinest

The New Vorlc and Honolula Packet Line

Tie Merchants Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr fayne Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Glhji Remington nnd Wheeler fc Wilson Sewing Machl

LEWIS QQ111 ITort Sfcroot

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Importers and Dealers In

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIESphovision sbto t A n

P O Box 297 Telephone 240

PACIFIC HARDWARE COLdSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDATOODS

Mcridcn Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF --HARDWARE j

AricuUural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shinclc andMetal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricatine Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BRQIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed32iHt Oopnor 3Tovt nndlClnw StiuutM

n i

New goods received by every packet from the Eastern Stales and Europe FrkVcalifornia Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to nnd Goods delivered taany part of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Postoflice Hox No 145 j Telephone No 93

E B THOMAS1Contractor Builder

Ektimatcs given on all kinds of Urlrk Iron Stone wl Wooden buildings Refers to thefallowing prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous lo mcnlfon theKings Palace Liinalilo4Iomc Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policemm nswau iiuiiuings imc

Brick Work in all it8 BranchesOriCftS c r Queen nndJAlnVenlSirects I lMu1 lePhoii No if

r 4 MtMM

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Uiloincori jivi6

CLARRNCII WILIIfK

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I VOLNBY VAtLLAMCOURTASIIfORD

ASIIFOKD AS1IF0JIDLaw Chancery Cdnvcyaricing Admi

rally Bankruptcy Probate

OrriciiEtc Etc lite

Old Capitol llullding adjoining GeneralPost Office

UNULAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURNEW ance Company of Boston

CASTLE COOKE AGENTSiHcoitrOKATro 183

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

lnllrte Iunt on tht mollavnrolln Term

--s 0 ItBROBR

Agent for Stiieiinile C thbtnstilnt

MiKniANT Stueit Honolulu

J JLiillipsJViteeaiifiiiilVi tint rttter ami

VoicrlimUhtHouse and Ship Job Worttpromptleetuted

No 71 King St - llouolulu

EWERS COOKEL i I ISuccitsoukro Lnwaxs A Uiksu u

Importer tmf 7onr JiiffJimfirr nmf nilk tints of llulUUno Jlutcrtalw nv- - n ti c

No Bj Fort Strbet Honoliiiii

t h sopkrI SucceswrlO pp

J M OAT JR ft COHtatlonti tanl VecV bei r fjrf

Jtnl ltulitier Stump AfeiiriOaiitti Dlocic No sj Mkichant Strxkt

Honolulu II I

J ALFRED MAGOON

ATTOUXJlll AT A i t Til1 I rt J 711

42 Mkrchant Street Honolulu

w ILLJAM McCANDLBSS

Denier in CholeettJJerf Veatj Mutton FteNo 6 Queek Stxekt Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Slock furnished lo Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTEUtntoNB No is

REAVER SALOON

Fort Stebbt OrrostTB Wilder Cos

y v 21 JVOTK VriprletorM iFirst class lunches servej with Tea Coffee Soda Wa-

ter Oinger Ale or Milk

OrKN rSOM JAM TILL 10 T 11

Smoker HequUlte a Speelnllt J

p W PRAZBR

MERCHANT TAIIOUCorner King nil Atakea St Honolulu

Moderate charges good workmanship and A perfectlit guaranteed -

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

KlngStroot

PHOTOGRTHB--0F TH-E-

Lava Bow of87Alsoof 3

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island of Hawaii A great variety of

Very Vivid yiowsFor sale at the photograph rooms of

s m carterHas on hand fqr silo In quantities to suita

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

Charcoal

Hard nnd Soft Wood Sawed SplitMancpiellay u A

California Hayr BfanpOats

- StrDirley Gorn i

CrackedCornWheat Etc Etc

Orders aro nreby solicited nd will to dellvcml atany locality wiililn llio city limits

NO 8a KING STREETlloth Telephones jj

GASOLINE--OF THE

HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Hy

GW MACFARLANE Co

Cciicml cbbcrtiocmcnto

TIIE ELITEICE CREAM PARLORS

OOOL OEF

T CU CKCAM OF SUPERIOR QUALITY1 nnd In Narious 1aorlngs on handalio Iclici6tis Water Ices

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NO 55- -

always

J The finest line of the choicest Candiesbacjust arrived per Australia

I Our store nnd stock Is in complete orderand well wotthy your inspection

TELEPHONESHell I82 Mttlual 3J8

THE ELITE- - ICE C11EM PARLORS

Open Dally UnUt n P M

HAMSPut up In Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USEFor Sale Ily

GW MACFARLANE Co

J I STAffLEY JOHN SlRUANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters nnd Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street Kan Francisco

LILIENTHAL COIninnrlprs nnil Whnlrcnlx lrslrra In Vln

and Limtors Proprietors of the celebratedt yrus ouie iJlstiiicryLynchburp Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDfiooto ioa Front Street San Francisco

iV 0 Smith I-- A 1 iiuhston W A KihnbtI d v -

lliiirsion Kinney

Mt ATTORNEYS AT LAWiFort Street Honolulu

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

John WaterhbuseC w

importer anil t Dealer it Uoiiet al Mer- -clitttuUte

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N9 sj ijt Qukbn STscna Honolulu

TIT UAOKFID Co

tlenvritl Co m 111 it fiit

COk rour AnoQuriin SmRTiiIIoioi

DBSOV7Isr o OOImporters and Dealers Is

Ales Winos j SniritsAT WHOIXSALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfliceHonolulu hirrp P GHAY M D

l llllfiiaiAy AND HVUQKOlfOilicc nel door 10 Iho Jloiiolutu Ubmv

8 lo 10 a uOeriCKllovKs 1 10 r u

Fundays 0 to 11 A MUtSIDJNQt AoU St OriiosUe v M C A

Rear of lucabs Mill s

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IStTINO CARDS BUSINESS CAUDSMINII IAIMtS- -r--

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CubtoqltTMlltt

VKKVI1UIUISUN0 COJS OfKICU

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b- - a f iii t lriHiarBii rrt- - n ihjwh mm o mmiilithuiaiiilii

TEE DAILY HERALDIS PUBLISHED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

ronlnaormrton v Tilt Press TuiiLmiiNaCo

LlMITBU

Office Friend Building Bethel Street

TKHUK of itOJisonnnoifIeraniimn t 6eoSi Wwilin 300ThtM months ijo1tr month sicts

a

Fostige additional

XiTZlitthierlpttQtxa VayahU In Atlrantr

Ilnef communications Irom alt parts of the Kingdomwill always ba MctpUble

All matters Intended for publication u wtll luslneM cointnunlcationt and adYettlaement fchould beaddressed 10

Till DAILY IIEKAID

TUESDAY MAY 3 887

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The Kahunas and the Board of

Genealogy too might possibly demon-

strate

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their usefulness in searching out

the mystery of the hidden coin atHanamaulu

Raymond excursions were to leaveBoston for California op April sist and38th and May 5th Something surelymight be done to get detachments atleast of these excursionists to includeHawaii in their Pacific visit

Cassagncc of Paris has invented asystem of stenotelegraphy which it is

claimed will transmit 200 words aminute Orators and public speakerswill need to hurry up or soon the

printers boy calling copy will be

one of the tdramatis persona of theforum

The Duke of Sutherland says anitem in a California paper is reportedto be about to purchase a tract of

10000 acres of land in Florida Veryfoolishly shortsighted arc the Americanpeople if they allow such wholesale ac-

quisition¬

of land by European grandeeswhich means nothing more or less thanthe transplanting of cursed landlordismfrom Great4 Britain to the UnitedStates

An American item states that theLadies Health Protective Associationof New York has taken up the cry forclean streets Such an organization inHonolulu would have to take it out incrying at least until the Palace walls

are properly fortified with machineguns for mowing down imaginary ene-

mies

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Millions for defense againsteverything but dirt is a motto thatmight appropriately be placed on theHawaiian escutcheon

In another column British residentswill find an invitation from MajorWodchouse Her Majestys Commissioner and Consul General to attend ameeting at the British Club on Fridayevening next at 8 oclock The objectwill undoubtedly secure a full attend-

ance

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of the great and good Queenssubjects it being to take steps for asuitable commemoration of the fiftiethanniversary of the accession of HerMajesty Queen Victoria

Hon Mr Bishop Building in San Fran-cisco

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A San Francisco paper says that abuilding for C It Bishop forty threefeet front by 1 26 feqt deep is going upon Sutter street between Dupont andStockton It will cost about 40000I he structure will be four stories inheight and will contain sixty rooms onthe upper floors and large stores belowThe material to be used on the exte-

rior¬

walls will be pressed brick andterra cotta and it is said that it will bethe largest job in terra cotta in theState The style of this building willbe romancsque and will be very hand-some

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Large Masonic Party Expected

It is reported that about two hun-

dred¬

Free Masons with their wivesdaughters and sweethearts are ex-

pected¬

by the steamer Australia fromSan Francisco to day It will pay thesubstantial citizens to treat such nlarge and notable deputation of visi-

tors¬

in a right royal manner and tosec to arrangements so that the mem-bers

¬

of the mystic fraternity crossingthe sea to our fair land shall find alllocal appointments on the level andpart with all our people satisfied thatthe community at least acts upon thesquare with strangers

The usual late deck passenger washauled on board the Kinatl last eve-

ning¬

to the great amusement of thoseon the boat and on the wharf byMeans of a rope thrown over the portbow of the receding steamer

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JtMs JKdUcwtrnU

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LIFE- -

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Hartford Firo InBiirancb Co

Assets SiOSS

dommorcial Insurance Co

Flte and Marine

Assets 450000

Anglo Novada Assuranco Co-rporation

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Fire and Marine

Capital Full Paid 2000000

South British Firo and MarinoInsuranco Co

Capital - - - - tooooooo

Now York Lifo Insuranco Co

Assets - - - 75000000

O O BEEGEBHONOLULU

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

Notable and Significant Items From The

MEHf SKOND ANNUAL RIFflRT

OK Tilt

ntsWYoekLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

A total income of over nineteen million twhundred thousand dollars and payments topolicy holders of nearly eight million dollars

Interest income over three million sevenhundred thousand dollars being over i Percent on average net assets and over ninebundrtd thousand dollars in excess of deathlosses paid

Market value of securities over three millionsix hundred thausand dollars in excess of theircost on the Companys books

Liabilities both actual and contingent pro ¬

vided for and a surplus of over fifteen and aball million dollars by tne Mate standard

AN INCREASE of over three milliondollars in income over two million in surplus over eight million in asset oversixteen million in insurance written andof over forty four millions of insurancein force

OYR FIGURES OF PEKCED1NQ YEAB

Cash Asstls Jiaiiry 1 1SS7 over StTcnly Grc

Him Mrs

Insurance In Force January 1 1887 overThree Hundred Million Dollars

TIEE NOTSV YOKIC liTITE

Issues a greater variety of Policies than anyother Comtianv thereby adaDtlnc it contractsto the larcest number of people It haslately perfected niretiirn nremium feature under which many of Its policies are issued with

Guaranteed Return of all PremiumsPaid in addition to the Amount

Originally Insured

In case of death during a specified period

The returns on the New York Lifes TontinePolicies that have matured have been

Larger than fose of any titer Cwtpy

Whether Tontine or Ordinary comparisonbeing made between policies taken at sameage and premium rate and running throughthe same period of time

Do not insure until you have seen full particulars of the New York Lifes Fpllcies

Insurance in Force on these Islands over

OnoMillumJDoUars

For Taitlculars Apply To

a o BEaERHONOLULU

General Agent lor the Hawaiian Islands

6encbtl Jbirtitcmcnts

W RMOAPS R JAY OREENE

RHOAsGREENe

jyi1 Ml--i r

Eiflfnmlrcltos88 Queen Street

Ilutd Telephone m fost Office Box 359

mmm jJUl

MerchantTailorHas on hand a

--oaulifiil Varied Stock

OFs

Fine Woolen ftweeds and CasiSicrcs

i WhlchhcMmaklng up at

PRICES

Suit the TimesAlso a large nnrt select assort inrnt of

A general line of fine hats Killing trousscaus a

Ladles riding habits and madeto order f

AND

Fine PhysicalPractice

rmtf

and

Fiifriisliing Goods

specialtyJackets

TORT STBBBTBowling Alley Shooting Gallery

OOFFEE BOOMExercise and Shooting

Lunches Scrrtd at All Noun of to and Niglil

J A McEoiiziePractical Plumber and Gas Fitter

All orders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted

Shop nexttp Tost Oflicellethcl Street 1

O lox j 90 Hell Telephone 424

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OR

EnT WOLTEIiKeep always in jtfck a variety of the licit

Wines Liquors Iiccrs and ice cold llcer ondraught at 10 cenls per glass

CALL AND SEE US

Germania MarketGEO M ItAUPP - Proprietor

Fort Street HonoluluDeef Mutton Veal Fresh Suisage Tork

Etc Constantly on HandShipping Supplied on Short Notice

ELECTRIC HOUSE BELLS

rut in Stores Houses Servants Outhousesj Stables find

Burglar- - AlarmsAt reasonable rates For further particulars

call on

Flolir and HoKonzio

Bethel Street Honolulu

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS

A few settings pi puieggs can DeioDtaineii uy

white Legiiomapplying a vm i

Donnell at C IS Willfams Hotel street untilApril 30th Trice for setting of 13 350

fcA

Scncrnl bUciliscmcnt

aJie Equitabla Colftmfll

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TI EtnuLife Assurance Soeioty

OF THE UNITED STATES

Total Assets Dec 31 TO 7551047270

Total Liabilities includingpal Reserve all existing

policies 4 per cent Standard 59 j 4 597000

Total Undivided Surplus ocrFour per cent ltctcrve 1635587676

Of which the proportion contributed as computed byPolicies in general class is 572876176

ui which tne proportion con

m

lcon

tributcd as computed byPolicies in Tontine class is 10627114 00

Upon the New York Stale Standard of 4 t2per cent interest the Surplus Is as

computed 2049517576

New Assurance written in 18S6 111540303Total Outstanding Assurance 411779098

Increase of Premium Income 281047540Increase of Surplus Four per

cent oastsj 240903003Increase of Assets

In actual Surplus namely tne excess or ac-cumulated funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in Hie of Assurance in forceon its books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety or the United Slates exceeds everyother life assurance companyand may bclustlyregarded as the and strongest Hie as ¬

surance organization in the World

EXAMPLEOf Policy No 67389 Life Issued Jan

22 1872 on the life of W II C Date ofexpiration Jan 22 18S7

Amount of Policy 1000a Tontine15 j ears Age 53 Annual

Premium 4310Total premiums paid in 15 years 814650r CASH VALUEConsisting of Kescrvc 385630

and Surplus 419980

PAID UP VALUE

3957

amount

larcest

Period

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

tory certificate of good healthmust be furnished or the excessmust be drawn on a cash basis

3 CASH SURPLUSUnder this settlement thcplcyholder withdraws the surplus incash and retains the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums leys annual clividendr

03520

905610

i3oiooo

519980

Three othei options arc available under thisPolicy

The policies with 10 year Tontine periodsdo not kliow results as satisfactory as thoseabove given Tolicles ilh ao year periodson the other hand will show much larger resuits than those with 15 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the 15 year policiesthose of the Intermediate period---ar- e given asfair illustrations

The longer period of accumulation whichthe i20ycar policies enjoy renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absoluteprotection at the lowest Lifo rate desirealso the largest returns in case they lives

Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi ¬

nary Life Policy Is One with a

TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD

The Free Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society Is unrestricted afterone year Incontestable after two yearsand Is then rAYAtiLE in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death

It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned and being Issued by a Society holding a

Larger Surplus than any otherAssurance Company

May bajcxpectedtoshow larger profits thanthe policies of any other company

In addltioo to he jidvantngcs above citedthe Equitable now guarantees a full return ofall premiums paid ns well as lie face of thePolicy In case of death during lu Tontineperiod

AEXTUaiWW6IITGeneral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

i mHiwi

ilelo Uticrllficmcntfl

MAN CD

Importero Of

kills Youths mid Boys Fino Custom Mudo Clothing

Hals Gaps Furnishing Gootls Trunks and taifeAlso a Very Wino Lino of Qonts9 Shoos

Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Honolulu H I

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FOR SALE TO ARRIVEIEll illUR NOW DUE Fill BOSTON

RESIN YULLOW METAL COTTON DUCK

OAKUM 1ITCHj TAR COAL TAX

COTTON WASTE OARS AXLE GREASE NAILS

MANILA HOPE

Stove Coal Blacksmiths Goal

WASHBOARDS FIREWORKS REFRIGERATORSHIDE POISON SOAP LOBSTERS

IDAIRYSALT AX HANDLES PICK HANDLES

BELMONTINEOIL CURLED HAIR

Coal Oil Electric Crude Petroleum

aAsoniisrCHAINS EXCELSIOR HUBS SPOKES

RIMS FELLOES IRON WOR IRON

STEEL AXLES PLASTER FELTING

C BREWER CO

JOHN NOTTNumber 8 CaaImmaim Street

STOVES RANGESQxanite Iron and Tin Ware

Chnndoliors Lamps mid Lanterns

Water Pipe and Rtibber HoseHOUSE KEEPING GOODS

PLUMBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

WOLFE CONo GO HOTEL STEEET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams and Jellies Table and Tie Fruit Stor Hams Oxfoid SauwgcCurried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved Hloatcrs Fried Eel Findon Haddock Plumruuiltng trench ami American Teas UacKw takes Mackcmlca Fine Illscultr Etc

Also a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Older will receive cnieful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed

P O Box 1 vi Uell TeIhono No 34 Mutual No 149

6UHACH--The Great California- -

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

Marshals Notice of Sale

By virtue of a writ of Execution Issuedout of the Police Court pn the 141I1 day ofApril 197 ogahut Frank May defendantin favor of J D Uamsay plaintiff for thesum of 5281 I have Uvicd upon and shallexpos for salo at the front entrance of Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu Islandof Oahu at u u oclock of

May May ill 1887

To the highest bidder all tho iliht title andinterest of the said Frank May defendant Inand to the following property linle saidjudgment inUrest cosjs and my expenses bepreviously paid

List of property forsalciOne Wagon with lwo seats and top

JQHN LOTA KAUIAJKQyMarhal

Talto Notice

THE FINEST LINES OF LADIESMliics and Children1 Shoes can

be found at

oiusTHsnEisLeading Millinory House

Corner Front and Hotel Streets

CHOICEST KIND OF LADIESTMI1J Misses and Children Hats can hefound at

CIUSIHSHJLSLeading Millinery House

1 i

Comer Front nndHotel Streets

1IKST SELECTED STOCK OFTHE Furnishing Goods Etc can befound at

CHASJHSHELSLeading Millinery House

Comer tfort and Hotel Streets

Special --STotico

A LL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMSJTX 01 any himt against the upuersigncuboth secured and unsecured are lequested to

present the same to Mr Chas T Gullck athis office No 18 Merchant street Honoluluby or before Tuesday May 3rd 1 887

JQHN M KAIKNAHonolulj April 37 1887

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TUB DAILY HERALDiv ill 1 for nlo TJiilly nt tho 3Jot--

TIIUWM Fori streetr tMerchant meetSOPKRI ii

-- rAI SODA WbHkSHttt Slieet

Priori O Oonta

TUESDAY MAY 3 1887

LOCALNEWSI me bint concert Vtl attended

l t night

Arroupy influenza is prevalent umongduldren

Judge McCulIy presides at SupremeoUft Chambers this week

Company 11 Captain Ungcr Honolulu Rifles drill to nifiht

Dr 15 G Craddock and Miss Web

stcr are to be married to day

Moonlight concert at Thomas Squarethis evening Sec the fine programme

Stockholders of the Ice Companywill find an agreeable notice to them in

todays issues - in

Mr GtilicVsncw advertisement pre ¬

sents unrivalled opportunities for pro ¬

fitable investments

Kailua Hawaii the Kings countryseat is to have the electric light alsoa telephone system

They say that a prominent citizennow on the Coast will return witli thestreet railroad in his pocket

Go to your grocers whose cards willbe found elsewhere for fresh fish fruitand vegetables on the arrival of theAustmli1

m

Major Newton D Dodge a promi-nent

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insurance and G A K man willshortly pass through Honolulu on hisway to Australia

There was an attendance of aboutthirty five nt the organization 0f book-keeping

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classes by hit l C Jones Itwas intimated that a nominal fee wouldhe charged to meet room expenses

Captain J DcGravcs formerly Government immigration recruiting agentin the bouth bcas lias been appointedto the position of First Lieutenant ofH M training snip Kaiimloa

Rev A O Forbes left by the Likelike last evening to attend the meetingof the Lrcsbytcry of Maui opening atten deiock this morning at WailukuThe session will last most ol the week

The 300 hogs for Mr Ephraimwhich arrived by the Ella were un-

loaded¬

and weighed by Mr N FBurgess and son in one hour and tenminute There is quick despatch tobeat

M

Walter H Rubcrg a native of NewBedford Mass died of consumptionat the Queens Hospital on Friday eve-ning

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aged twenty eight years RevE C Oggel conducted the funeralservices

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Mr W M Giffard who came downtown last week for the first time sincehaving his face severely burned severalweeks ago took passage with his wifefur the other islands by the Kinau lastevening

To morrow evening the Bethel Unionc mgregation will act upon the resigna-tion

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of the pastor Rev E C Oggelvoluntarily tendered in order to leave aclear course for the union of that bodywith Fort street Church

Those accompanying Chief JusticeJudtJ to the Third Circuit Court ntHilo arc Messrs A P Peterson De ¬

puty Attorney General V V AshfordW A Kinney and Clias Creightonbarristers Hon J L Kaulukou Mar-shal

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and Captain W Fchlbchr CourtCrier

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Rev J A Cruzan is going to delivera lcctureor the benefit of the W CT U on Thursday evening the 19thinstant This will be one of thatpopular pastors last public addresses inthis city Ucfore leavinc for permanentresidence in America The subject isnot yet known

IHIIW Mill MI1M

Maul Items

A very fine meteor was observed atPaia last night about eight oclock Itappeared in the north west at nbout 40degrees ejevation and descendedslowly bejng several minutes reachingthe horizon Its apparent size wasabout hall that of the moon changingSoojfJtbtywo smaller balls and backagain to one shooting out alternatecolors of red and blue and green

It is understood that a liauor licensehas been granted to a Chinaman forPaia The powers that be seem tohave no hesitation in barteiing thelives and happiness of the people lor asmall return jn cash

Maui has had n fine fall of rainespecially at Kula and Spreckelsville

Paia April 39th

SIDELIGHTS

Smoke the Uavnita Cheroots to befound nt C J McCarthys

Afresh supply of the famous JohnWielriod Philadelphia Beer has beenrejeimtfat he Crftettan Saloon Fortstreet tf

isSinojietbe tWedgeio be lounu at

lPPRpWPPpj

8UFRHIE COURT

AT CHAMBERS

Before Judge McCully May 2 AJ Cattwright trustee vs II Kaliliniokli Assumpsit claim for 314Motion for judgment by default Con-sideration

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reserved J M Monsirralfor plaintiff

In re estate of Kaaimanu deceasedPetition for allowance of accounts anddjsclnrgc of ad iiinistrator J M Kaliahikaua Ordered that the nccotmn Utrelerred to one of the Masters of theCourt tb be reported upon in twowccks l a I hurston for petitioner

Before TtlfJpc Prpelnn Mnu Afkalci ct al vs D Illmeni Bill forwrit of subpoena to defendant accountsetc Continued from April 22 to 29By consent continued peremptorilyuntil Friday May 6 Thurston forplaintiff Focpoc for defendant

Police Court

George Bell E S L Brooks Kariakanui Lui Bay Samuela and Liwaleach forfeited bail for drunkennessCharles Valpvan pleaded hot guilty tothe same offense but was convictedand fined 810 Kcaniani and Ka- -

hclc each pleading guilty were fined6

Naupihi and Dick Roe affray werefined 6 each

Frank Plena forfeited 10 bail for

furious drivingPunikala assault and battery pleaded

guilty and said lie was drunk 1 1

S Redwood disorderly coductwas on trial remanded till to day andordered to give security in 100 tokeep the peace toward Charles Michiclstill alter judgment in this else

Charles Michicls suppression of offenses was remanded till to day andordered to give security in 100 tokeep the peace toward S Redwood tillafter judgment in this case

A case of preventing justice one ofviolating express regulations and oneof assault and battery were severallyremanded till to day The last per-tains

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to the Queen street racket onSaturday night

Hawaiian Evangelical Association

KAUAI DISTRICT

The Evangelical Association of tiicIsland of Kauai met at Koloa onThursday The sessions continued

Friday Puiki advicesModerator presided- - the clerk beingRev Mr Kapahi Rev A O Forbescorresponding secretary of the GeneralAssociation and Rev Dr Smith ofKoloa were present and took part inthe proceedings With the Above- -

named five native pastors were present I

ana live ucicpaics irom enurencs onthe island Reports from the indi-

vidual¬

churches were presented Anumber of essays previously assigned

read the themes being cxcgeticaland bearing upon church work andpolity subjects relating to the con-

dition¬

and progress of the churcheswcie pretty fully discussed Thecondition of the churches throughoutthe island mnch the same as duringthe previous year the church member ¬

ship about holding its own so far asascertained The report from 1 lanaleiwas noted as more than usually inter-esting and encouraging

Moonlight Concerts

There will be a concert this evening

710 at Thomas Snuarc ThcfoUow-

ing is the programmeOverture The Exiles GassnerPolkaThe Dragoons FahrbachFinale Carmen IJiictSelection Holicmlan Girl Haifa

Maliiru MalaniaiamaMedley Reverie HcycrGavotte Sw eetheart Hurald

waiii 1iuwcis juy vjuujiFaustjwarcn--- n rinc uvciuiiu

Hawaii lonol

Messrs Egan Co see their cardmake a specialty of custom madeclothing for old and young togetherwith head and toot wear lurnisninggoods and travelling gear as theScotch say Their store at the cornerof Fort and Merchant streets is favor¬

ite resort for ladies wanting neatand duxable apparel for those ter-

rible

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boys as well as fqr gentlemenrigging up for society or Sunday Cus ¬

tomers are shown eoods with the utmostcheerfulness on the part of tie head ofthe firm and his assistants

He Who Runs May Read

That the best company for the policyholder is the Mutual Life InsuranceCompany of New York Assets 114

000000 S G Wilder Agent iw

Chas T GulletsNotary Public

Records searched abstract of title furn

ished and conveyances drajvn on short notice

Collection Aoencv Mr John Good

Jr nuthorUed collector

Employment Agency Mr F Marcos

special agent v

General Uvsiness AoenqyvNo 38

Mercliant streetllcll Telephone 348 1 0 Uox 41 5

King Bros arc making a specialty ofregiltlhig and repairingMirror Frames

oiu riciurc aim

iMriMiVin IhiIiiIihiih

Shipping Notes

Steamer W G Hall will delay hersailing day from the usual hour of iCoclock in the morning till 3 oclock jnthe afternoon tn order to carry theforeign mails per S S Australia ex-

pected

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to all the points along her routeThis accommodating action on the partof the President ol the Inter IslandSteam Navigation Company will nodoubt be appreciated by the people ofMaui and Hawaii

Kauai people will net their foreignmail very promptly by the steamerMikahala sailing at 5 this dfturiobn

Barkcntinc Amelia brougfiFTciiftROof lumber for Allen Robinson

Bark Lady Lampson will probablysail for San Fnmcisco with sugar to-

morrow¬

Schooner Vamalu came off theMarine Railway last evening

Bark Colusa is having her deckcaulked by Sorcnson Lylc

The Hllo Railroad

0 tiso first caught on to the newsthat Hon S G Wilder leaves by nextsteamer for the Coast in order to per-

fect¬

final arrangements for starting thework of construction on the Hilo-Wai-pi- o

railroad Mr Wilder On beingspoken to on the subject the last mo-

ment

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before he stepped on board theKinau yesterday stated that our Portu ¬

guese neighbors information was correct He was not certain whether ornot it would be necessary for him to soalt the way to England The engineerswho came from abroad with Mr Wilderwere perfectly satisfied from results oftheir preliminary survey that the workwas feasible on the basis of Mr Wilderscalculations

Kauai Notes

Kauai has had about a week of rainyweather and hill and plain arc nowcovered with freshened verdure Grind-

ing

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has gone on apace at the Lihucmill The Rev A O Forbes arrivedon Wednesday to attend the meetingof the District Evangelical Associationat Koloa

A native named Kcoikc died atHanamaulu Kauai on Thursday Hewas known to have several thousanddollars stored away in some privateniuing piacc in response 10 rcpcaieu

until afternoon Rev R to make a will or to disclose

were

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the whereabouts of the money his invariable answer was by and by butthe announcement ncser was madeIlcrcis a chance for treasure hunters

Mr F W Damon is proceeding withhis mission work among the Chineseon Kauai Rev A 0 Forbes tells ofa crowded house at Koloa last weekwhen Mr Damon exhibited his magiclantern views Explanations of thepictures were given with the assist-ance

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of competent interpreters in fourdifferent languages English HawaiianChinese and Japanese From KoloaMr Damon goes this week to Waimea

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DEPAKTOilESMonday May i

Ilk Julie for San Franciscohtmr Kinau for Maul Hawaii andlhe Volcano at i

pmStmr Iiltelila for Knhulul andwny potts at sproStmr Waialeale for Kllauea 1 lanalei and Ifaiunuulu

at 3 p mStmr J as Make for Kanaa at 4 p mStmr J A Cummins for KoolniStmr Walnunalo for Walanae and WaUluaStmr 8unrtso for IaurjahoelioaSchr Wallete for Kuau

VESSELS IEAVINO TO DAYStmr W 0 Hall for Lahaina MaaUta Kona Kau

and the Volcano at 10 n mStmr Lhua for Lahatna and IlaKali at 5 p mbtmr MlUhala for Nawiliwill Koloa hleele Waimca

and KeLalia at p inSchr Waloll for KuauSchr Canute for llonomu ranalkou and LaunahoelioeSchr Mille Morris for Koolauhchr Kawallanl for KoolauSchr Hub Koy for Koolau

PASSENGERSfor Maul ami Hawaii tier steamer Kinau May

a HonAKJuddandwife Hon SO Wltder HonIf Kaulukou Hon 8 Parker Kev S Tlmoteo V VAkmoru w a imner a I rtterson unas uieiRmonn 1 enuivnr v ai uinaru anu tvlio 1 1 NcnneuyChas Kurneaux Mr illzcinsHawcs Mr Collin I H IjiIic WII OudeiLIrk II Onome T C

Crowley Miss

iLiiVnunnMoses Awaloa Sam Katalau and 4 deck

For Kahulul and way ports pr steamer IlkellkeMay a Kev KorbesiJHon jI W Kalua anu wile

las Ilelue llrother ficriualn

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A Ofather MUs Mary li1uuracil K W Aicver uari 11 Toomey V I A IlrewerA Moore Wittrotk and 30 deck

VomoIi In Port from Foreign PortaHaw bk Kalakaua Armstrong from ValparaltoMission stmr Morning htar lurqer from South Sea

IslandsWhallnc bk Qhio from New Dedfordlirit bk f roncrng Jon from San Franciscollrlt bark I vJy Lampson Marston from San Fran

ciscoAm hark Colusa llackus from San FranciscoAm bgtne Consuelo Cousins from San FranciscoAm Iktne Ella Unit from San FranciscoAm bktne Amelia Newhatl from Iort TownsendAm bk Hope tenhallow from Iort Townsend

T i f i

VoisoU Exvootod from Porolsn PortsGerbk Hercules Liverpool duo Feb

ruary 90 30 1007 1 scnaeier 1 0 agentsurn rarK cerastes irom Liverpool uuo may 100llr Urk K h T from Newcastle N S W duo

Feb i 3Am bk finiour Ilrewer from llaftton dut May 1 MHark Makali from Newcljile N S W due Apiil

10 30llrit bark Scottish Lassie

due Mav 90 11

Singer from Liverpool

BLtno Hattlo Hangs Tcrrlll from Honskonir dueApril IS 30

Am bktno John Worttcr from HritlsliJ Columbiadno May ao jo

Am bark C O Whitmore Thompson from Departuro duo May 10 30 f T

S S Australia lloudlette from San Frunctsco dugMnv 1

S b ZealandtaOtercndorpfroin the Colonies for SanFrancisco duo May j

S 8 Marlpoui HnywarJ from San Franclco for thoCooiile duo May 13

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LIST OF LETOEBSfiitKttnulnliift in the Central Port Office Honolulu

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tVnGeoiliuelcficll W Flltydnt Johnllurke HenryllremnerJ Kllentietl O WHurling Frank It

Ctrdiforu1 JtneVhCampbell A S

Dunne Clint fcfOarls JfcephtDubner Jolin

Krlchsen Mrs Nellie

Khlckjon A M

riemlng T WKunsegan W

Grelmcr ECprlich II

Hopf AdotphHutthrtonVllHarrison MlwHunan Mri CarolineHalbe foulsllingley VHorn Ueoi1 Utile Jamet

rieenan John RKuh Gum

letter VtaLUrBllua Koti

Moore Mln AMiller J iMeyer F ItMnllr MIm D

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Reete FitedeilckaKou Manuel

Stockbmcki II P

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IArtici Inqulrlnit Tor tetters tn tlia above lilt willplea ask for Advertised Letters

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BcirTcI 348 Mutual Tel 139

P O Box 415

GULIOISGeneral Business Agency

Sldllcd and Unskilled laliorFurnished

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ATINE COTTAGES TO LET OR LEASEX in locations within easy reachof the business fart of thecity with accommodations suited to any requirement and onmol favorable tenns

rpiIREE ESTABLISHX ments for sale all paying handsomely

npilE OLD CORNER AT NUUANUX atulQuecn streets for sale one of thebest business stands In the city

rpiIREE TIECES OF REAL ESTATEJLin this district outside of the city for sale

or lease

4 CATTLE RANCH ON MAUI FOR

Unrivalled Opportunities foriM Investment 7T- -

Full particular given upon apfllcatfon atthe Agency

No 33 MERCHANT ST IIONQIUIU

First class booVc lceocrs Carneutcrs Stew--

ants uooks wurses anu outer skiiicu muordesiring employment

NOTICEMEETING OF I1RITIS1I RESIA dents will he held on Friday evening

next May bin nt ciglit 0 clock In tltc diningroom of thft Dritish Gliibto take steps for

BUIIUUWWIUIVtV W V V -

versarv of the f accession of Her MnlestvQueen Victoria All Dritish subjects are invited to attend

Signed JAMES WOBEHOUSEH II Ms Cpnimtssioncr and ConsubGenHonolulu April iy 1887 -

NOTICESECURED

OF

WMMHMMM

delightful

LODGING

Profitable

THE SERVICES

Mr Honry SaylorHe will In future attend to the wants of

my patrons in the

O J McOAXlTllYOHN Ti DiJlJE5 w I

and CourtscifSr nt Law

lOffice I No u SpreckcU HlocL Honolulu II

P O Uox ot

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ROYAL I1AWAHM

Agricultural Society

TEE ANNUAL SltOWWill bo Jitljl this year In the Societys largeHall at the Government Nursery on Kingdirect and adjacent grounds on

Saturday May 14tliiictuccn the hotly of to n m and 5 pmExhibits ate invited in the variutti divisions

named in the schedule given below

Divisional -- Horticulture

Prizes will be civen as bjlqws

1 For the bert variety of FiutK

2 for the best special Fruits

3 Fpr the best crrjwlng lerni4 Fo rthc best CtttRose

5 FoAhcucsl fcul Shrubs aild Hoacrlnf

Ilaiitir

6 For thojbest grOwInj Palmsf

7 For lite best Orchids

8 For the best Ilouriuct

9 I or the best Moral UesiRns

10 For the best Vegetables

Division II Dairy Produce

t For the best Firkin of Ilultcr 10 JourdJor more

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2 Fo the second best ditto ditto

3 For- - the best pound of ilultcr tlio x

hlbltors being housckrericrs makliif

their own Duller

4 For IhcsecondbdstdlUo diit

5 For the best Cheese jDivision III Agriculture

ft iFor the best Rice v

For the best Cereal other than Rice

For the best Fodder 4lantsFor the best Sugar Cane

For the best Sugar

6 For the best Hawaiian I fancy

Division IV Domestic Manufactures

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For the ticst variety biMattrFor the best exhibits of Mcn Hats

For the best exhibits of Womens Hats

For the best Kapa

For the best exhibits of Calabashes

made from Hawaiian woods

Fftr the best Howls of Wood or Cocoa

nuts

ForthcVcsl exhibits of native made

Ornaments of any description

For thcjbcstiexhllit of Artificial Flowers

and Wreaths

For the best humc madc Saddle

For the best homcmadclfarncss

Division V- - Poultry and Birds

Prizes will be given for exhibits of n high

class character In nil classes of Domestic

Fowls and Cage Ilirds

special notice1ritcs will nlso be gncn for meritoriour ex

liibits in any of the above Divisions althoughnot falling within the published classification j

also for the best exhibits of Jams JelliesPickles And pthcr PreserVes made In theKingdom

The necessary accommodation for exhibitswill be provided by the Society- -

Notice In writing of Intention to exhibit is

requested Wanks for the purpose can be had

at the office of A Jaeger Esrj Knahuinanustreet or from he undersigned

Exhibits must be In place before the open ¬

ing of the Show or they will not be entitledto compete for prizes

Admission 50 cents children half priceMembers of the Society will be admitted free

on presenting their receipts for subscriptionfor the current year

Any person can beeomq n uicmw of theSociety by paying the annual subscription of

- Subscriptions arc payable to A JacgerEsriActing Treasurer

By order of the Hoard pf ManagementJ S WEM

Secretary

A MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONEJX Dollar per share will be payable un ttiecapital stock of the Peoples Ice and Refrige ¬

rator Comparly on Wednesday the 4th ofMay at th Compdnys oflice

VA E FOSTERSecretary

If you yant to know all the newsyou must read the Huuald

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L B KERRMercliant Tailoiv

CT arorolumt fttrottMa lint received Irom Gncland aflame

selection of

HUE G00iSSuitings Dingomils ami Fancy

Trouserings

Gornpritini the largest stock ever opened nutin Honolulu atl personally selected by MrKerr when abroad

Mr J Spencer Martin

A Cutter well and favorably known on thePacific Coast and In the Eastern States hasbeen ertg igcd and the finest work in the citywdl be produced at reasonable rates

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

Telephone II I Co No 4 I 0 IJox 306

NOW READY

And For Sale At

Horns Shu Candy FactorA Few Hundred Pounds Fresh Home

Made Chocolate and CocoaNut Caramels

Alio 100 pounds Fresh Home Made Chew- -

Ing Sticks of many flavors and largerthan any Imported at

floras Steam Candy Factory

Hotel St between Fort and Kuuanu

II BEBTELMMNContractor niiftjBuildor

Estimates Furnished on Wood Brirc or-

PLANS rHRATWliv

CuljlnoL iml Cui ioitorfXiin to Ortloi

8i King Street

Stone

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Hell Telephone 107

01 THOUSAND POUNDS

At the Umctt figure or the finest quality of

GTJAVA JELLYWarranted genuine made of the pure juice

only and guaranteed to stand

EXPORT TO ANY CLIMATE-- AND

Will not deteriorate In quality for any numberof years Largo quantities exported everyyear by some of the largest commercial firmsof this cityy o dilfcrcnt parts of the UnitedStates antfthe German Empire -

Manufactured atthe

Pioncor Sterna Cimdy Factoryand Bakery

Established In 1863

f i ionisrPractical Confectioner Pastry iCook and

Opiamcntcr

Hotel between Nuuanu and Fort Streetsi lloth Telephones No 74s

NOTICE

i WILL NOT HE RESrONSIHLE FORany dcbtH contracted without my written

orderHlonolulu April

lAMESDODlS 1887

A DIVIDEND OF EIGHT DOLLARSXTk a sliare is due anil payable this day uponlife Wailuku Sugar Conipanys Mock at theoffice of C imEWER COMPANY

Honolulu May 2 1887

pvx TBlOMSOISrAttorney-at-La- w

ORcein Campbells Block corper Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu II I

2riiplloor tn tliq Covu tw

Sir When desired will giye the law In awritten opinion a to the probable result ofthe cqnterjtioi jpou the facts stated

FOE SAXiELA FINE D0IJIM5 DARRELEDrt breech loading Gun Made by WW

Greener wilh raso and nil implements complefc1 This Gut whs made to order and cost

ioqoo Will be sjld at a reduction Canbefseen at J W Hinglcyscigarstore CrystalSoilf W6tksNo fin Hotel street

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MINISTER COX DESORI0E9 SOME IN

TERESTINQ EXPERIENCES

tho InliabttnnU of tho Valley of Hi

Great Ktvor Itnltrond Trip ThoAncient One Homlled llongh A Ilngneor riles The lluIThlo

Tho railroad trip to Aayoot la not to beforgotten Wo bnd boon In Kgypt beforebut novor boyond Cairo or tho pyramidsof Ghlzn bo tlmt tho scenes on tho railroadtrnvol woro norol dlvortlng and Interest-ing

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Hrtvlng an apartment or carriage tooursolvos wo placed our portmanteaus ontho scat and mounted tuoroon as a vant ¬

age situation and for eight hours from 0a m till evening wo gazed out of thowindows at tho strangeness of tho pano-rama

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with its constantly changing colorsand forms Ilomcmbor It Is wintermid February Tho grain harvest Isnearly rlpo Tho cotton Is picked only afow bolls remain In the fields Tho Btigarcono Is bolng cut and carried on donkeycamels and cars to tho sugar factoriesTho long stalks nro Been ovory whoro Thollttlo blg bolllcd Arab boys In uttor nak¬

edness aro grinding tho succulont boocharlno stalks botweon tholr glisteningupper and nothor teeth Every ono on thoroute has a long sugar cano carrying onoend In tho mouth Tho lies aro settlingthick around tho Juicy orifices Tho air lapregnant with tho expression of tho ennoTho BUgar factories aro at work Thofumes not only add their fragranco battho long Iron chlmnoys glvo tholr pec aliar business look to tho landscape

THE TEOrLK OF TUB NILETlicro woro other peculiarities for which

tho car was a point ot observation Nottho costumes ot tho pooplo for theyseemed uniformly of a dark or bluo bournous Tho Boxes aro hardly distinguish¬

able from each other except by thomustache beard or turban Thoro Ismuch nakedness or nearly bo After ancngor glanco towards tho pyramids ofSakarrnli noar old Moinphls tho multi-tudinous

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mud huts and villages appearInlmsln abundance ovorywhoro plumotliomsolvus In their stately boauty TboeoUIs bolng plough od In places for thonow crop Tho pcoplo aro said to bo industrlous but ovcrywhoro wo sco themBitting under walls In tho shado andcovered with flics eyes oars faco handsfeet covorod with fllos Tho animal lifeseems to niovo as slowly as If it had ageto do a lifotlmo ot work Tho buffalo Isvery unlike our almost obsolota bigheaded Bpccics It Is neon in tho fieldsploughing with tho old ono handlodplough of tho tlmo of Sotls or turning thowator whcoL At a distance and especi-ally

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when cooling In tho water it lookslike u pacbydorin In foot Its brownblack tough hldo ungainly form and hide-ous

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faco to which tho horn gives a sinisterexpression mako htm an objoctot curiouslntcroit Hero nud thoro wo obsorvsBbcphords gcnorally children with shopherd dogs Homo nro Uodoulns with toutsot camcl halr black and dirty Thoy haveHooks ot sheep and goats and often m tcdHocks Thero aro generally a donkoy anda yellow dog and plonty of naked childrenYollow nnd will to llowors nro nlroady bodecking tho meadows

At various tlmos on tho railroad wo ob-

tained¬

glimpses of tho white and yollowstands and tho peculiar ninsta of tho dahablehs at an odd anglo with tholr stillmoro quaint sails llldgcs and plains otsands Boon glvo way to vlllngos whicharo tho sign and sight ot palm grovesOn both Bides of tho valley ot tho Nllolono arid nnd tawny mountains appearThoy aro pictures not unlike the desert otMoab out of whoso wildorness tho Bap¬

tist camo Thoy aro tho shaggy barriersof tho fruitful valloy For such fences asnro needed to soparato tho Holds thcano lnterwovon makes a tolorablo protext of protection It would not tarn aresolute rabbit Evorywhoro aro scon

stakes indicating motes and bounds andproprietorship which havo to bo ronowodwhon tho Nllo flood disappears Oldwollsweeps aro scon such as woro common laOhio in my boyhood Thoy lift tho vaterout ot tho soft soil to tho surface Thobottom of tho woll is of courso on alovolwith tho river nnd as 1 Bald tho river isvorythlng to Egypt It Is now quito low

still tho fields havo ponds in them buttho poud water docs not Bcera stagnantIndeed tho peoplo uso tho wator forevery purposo cooking washing bathing ota

A TLAaCE OF FLIESAt to tho buffalo for numbor and util-

ity¬

como tho donkoy and catuol I hadno Idea that tho donkoy was such n daisyin Kgypt Ilrldlelcss nnd saddleless howill amble gaily with a family on his ver-tebra

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He Is as patient and ns mook as Ifhis bunion woro nothing Bomotlmos youdo not boo his leg nnd only parts of hiscars when ho Is loaded down with sugarcano or grasses I soud you with this apicture of him loadod with only his oarsprotruding The camel looks as usualBluful und moves In a mysterious way

ns it ho grudged every tlmo ho lifted hUfoot

If I should bo called on to nmno thmost vital oloment of Kgyy t It would notbo tho buffalo donkoy camel ostrich orman It would bo tho lllos It was win-ter but thoy woro as plentiful as in thatlmo ot summor or ot tho plagues In thoeighth chapter ExorJ us It is said thaitho Lord did according to tho word ofMoses nnd he removed tho swarms ot lllosfrom Pharaoh from his sorvunta andfrom his people thoro remained not oneNVhat ft rollefl Not ono That wasnenr 4000 years ago They havo accumu ¬

lated slnco enormously Tho lnfantllodeath rata is duo mostly to flies On thovessol or In tho mud hut la tomplo ortown flies I From Thlnlto first dynasty2700 D O to the tlmo of tho prosont cour-teous

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and unsclllsh khodlvo fllos I Thebnn Bubastllo Suite Ethiopian Mace-donian

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Greek Lonirm and Mahoinotondynasties flies I From tho tinniestbuzzer to tho biggest blue bottle

fllesl Touching with dainty footand prohonsllo grip tho beauteous oyelnsh ot Cloopatra biting with chlvalrlointrepidity through tho harnossof God-

frey¬

do Bouillon and pursuing withnipping air Persian Konnanl Syrian

nndltoomns thoy lilt through historyfllos I S S Coxs Lottor in Now YorkWorld

A Novel llowar on tho IittirausA novel flowor has been found on the

isthmus of Toliuantepoo at tho San Joseliaclonda somo twenty two leagues fromtho city ot Tohunntopoo This floralchameleon has tho frculty ot changing Itscolore during tho day In the morning ItIs whlto wheu tho sua Is at Its zenith it Isred and at night It Is blue This redwhito-nnd-bju- o flower grows on a troaabout tha bIeo of the gimyuvo troo undanother icmillnrtty ot this flower Is thatonly at noon does It glvo out any porfum

Control America Letter

iMMaUtfMyil

ALONE Vj

Blneo sho wont homeTho evontng shadows llngor longer horoTho wlntor days fill bo much of tho yearAnd even summer winds aro chill and

drearSince sho wont homo

Blnco sho wont homoTho robins nolo has touched a minor

b trothTho old glad songs brcatho but a sad re¬

frainAnd laughter sobs with hlddon bitter

painBlnco sho went homo

Since Bho wdnt homoHow still tho empty rooms hor presence

blossodUntouched tho pillow that hor doar hood

pressedMy lonely heart hath nowhoro for Its rest

Slnco sho wont homo

Slneo sho wont homoTho long long dnys havo crept away Ilka

yearsTho sunlight has bcon dimmed with

doubts and fearsAnd tho dark nights havo rained In lonoly

tearsSlnco sho wont homo

Robert J Burdotto in Brooklyn Eaglo

Driving Close by a SomlnnrjTheres a fluttering of whlto wings In tho

dovocotos of learning Tho maldons whohavo sorvod tholr sontonco and aro gottlngtheir discharge from tho pen-- ltontlarynro filling tho air with graduating ossnysand tho anxious parents aro wolconilnjtthorn out with cffuslvo affection but bounmixed with wondorlngs ot what thoynro to do with thom

I was going to call at a seminary onbusiness said a follow tho othor nightand as I drovo Into tho grounds I saw nt

ovory window at least ono young fomalohoad gazing out into tho world It n manwants to feel how much interest attachesto him lot him drive cJoso to a Bomlnary ntan Idlo hour IIoll And girls who wouldnot look at him In town gazo lovingly uponhim as It tholr wholo souls wont out tohim I dont caro how ugly ho Is I drovoin and felt nil oyos upon me nt onco Icould not resist It I took out my handkerchief waved it in a somlclrolo kissed myhand with a graceful sweep nnd ovorywindow hod Its fluttering whlto handkorchtaf every whlto band waf tod a kiss tomo San Francisco Chronicle

Tho 8 Rio of Actress PictureTwelvo years ago wo used to Boll llttlo

card ItnprlnU of actresses and publlo peo ¬

plo for as much monoy as tho finest oablnot photo now costs Tho nolo of this kindof work nt present Is not largo Actresses aro of courso always In demandbut thoy must bo woll known and musthavo protty faces I sell ton ot MaryAndorsons pictures to ono of any othernctross Sho soils almost as woll as Nollson usod to soil nnd Nellsons pictures sellyet Thoro was tho most popular womanwho over llvod Evorybody Boomed towant hor photograph Maud Branscombeand other beauties had their rum of favorbut nono ovor equaled Nellson nnd all otthom aro now forgotten Fanny Daven ¬

port and somo othors sell very woll butnot as fast as Andorson Among tho monHubert Mantell Is tho lavorlto Bablos1pictures woro tho rago awhllo ago Lorlngtook a lot of them but thoy nro notsought now Nolthor aro tho pictures ofactresses in tights from which fortunesworo mndo whon Lydla Thompson firstcamo ovor horo Ulobe Domoorat inter--vlow

A National Typo Dons KxtstAnna Bowman Dodd In Tho Critic

discusses tho questions of a fixed nationaltypo la its rotation to Amerloan llterotaro and decides that such a typo doesexist aa a bhslsfor our literature Shosays Foreign customs habits languageneither affect nor lnfluonco us It Is thoAmorlcan who Influences and imposesJust ot In tho caso of langungo GermanSwedish and Fronch loso thomsolvcs laour native English tongao

Thoso facts ought to bo proof enoughthat at loasta national typo exists Itcan not bo argued away It la a typowhich is nolthor English nor Gorman norFronch It la Amorlcan a now man madoli you pioaso out oi sovoral out ones butBtUl an entirely now person In tho family ofnations In action la statesmanship Inmilitary achlovomont this typo has foundIts ombodlmont in such mon as Lincolnand Grant Could these great men ovorbo taken for othor than AmcrlcauafTho Current

Good Land In tho Stated rinlnsAnd now it turns out on examination

that tho nbuBed Staked Plains la Texasnro good farm lands I wrote tho samo ayear ago and now Mr Isalnh Troufoustwho has Just spent three months examin ¬

ing tho so called Stakod Plains in tho Panhaudlo tolls mo ho has nover Been a linerbody of cultlvatablo land as this sameStakod Plain

It Is coverod with buffalo grass saidMr Troufoust of tho very best quality

And Is it not a sandy barren plaluf 1ashod

No It is equal to any land in PonnsyJvanla Thoro aro a fow sandy bluffsalong the banks of tho North Canadianriver It is gcnorally a good farm country and la being taken up by homosteadera Tho cattlomon spread falso reportsabout tho Staked Plains They want Ukeep It for grazing but towns nro springing up nil through It Ell Perkins in NowYork World

Grunts Journals To Ho IutilUhodCol Fred Grant la busily ongagod In

editing the Journals of his fathers touraround tho world It la his prosont plansccondod by tho wishes of Mrs Grant Upublish this Interesting narratlvo on hitown account Undor tho contract withtho publishers ot Gen Grants momolrsthogenoral stipulated that nono ot his pa¬

pers should bo mado publlo for threo yearsfrom that ditto It is not said whetherthoro has bcon any misunderstanding withtho publishers of tbo present work but itis known that Cob Grant is opposed to entering Into any moro such arrangementsTbo Journal Judging from a generalknowlcdgo of Its contents will bo oxcoedlngly Interesting It troats upon notablemon and things from the court of StJames to tho throno of tho mikado PhUodelphta Times

One of the UentuoUjr YankeesI was In a hotel In Washington a few

days post whon a man went by of noespecial appearance Said ono mention-ing his name Thero goos probably thoableBt buslnosa man In California Said IWhero did ho como from Why ho

came from Kentucky Ho wns ono of theKentucky Yankees and n Kentucky Yankoo nan skin any Yankoo on tho globeMath Lottor

It Is bettor to wait for n coal train to goby than to pruwl under it whlto in moHon

tfin i u

ciurol 2ibcritocmcittoruff

NEW STOCK

33oots aiicf ShoesNuuanu between Merchant and Queen

Streets Honolulu

I take pleasure In Informing the public tlintI have returned from the Coast with an

ELEGANT STOCKOf Shoes selected by myself comprising

Finest Ladles French Kid Shoes

Mens Fine Shoes and Boots ElegantChildrens Shoes

Also afine lot 6f

Infilnts Bronze Shoos

L ADLEBiWEMER Go

Manufacturing ml Importing

S IS W 13 3L 32 I JS

Xo 02 Fort Street

Alwuyt keep on hand a moil eegant utortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND JIAVUU S1LVLK WAKE

Er IrottgM to this marie

Clocks Wnteiics Urncclctn Aecklets rinB LockctK Gold Chains

nud Guard SIcovo ButtonsStuds Ktc Etc

And ornaments of all klnji

Elognnt Solid ISUvorTToa Sots

And alt kinds of silverware sullaUefor presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMada to order

Kenalrinz of watches and ieelry carefully attended lo and eaccuted In the moit wvrkmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and Job work

from trie nther Islands

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO- -

Carriages at all hours day and

night Saddle horses buggies wagon

ncttcs and village carts with stylish and

gentle horses to let

FOR SALEA few good Horses a Phactjonsj

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-

ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Nurobe 31 or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

A M HEWETTStationor Kowsdcalor

Merchant Strccct - Honolulu H I

Mutual Telephone 37 Hell Telephone 303

Law Hooks and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty

Orders taken for Newspapers PeriodicalsHooks Music etc from any part of theworld having made all arrangements tncrciorwhilst in San Francisco

Red Rubber Stamps to Order

THE ONLY PRACTICAL

mm1

radiatorOn tho Islands is

TO TURNERNo 82 Klnrf Street

If you want your watch well repaired oryour clock put in order po and sec him

IIB Telephone 289 Mutual Telephone 289

Joseph Tinker j

ITninlly onil Shlpplnrt Uutolior

CITY --MARKETNuuanu Street

Corned Beef and Tickled Tonguesjalwayson hand Celebrated Cambridge Sausagesfresh dally

Deliveries free 0 any part of city andsuburbs

A H BasemaniijUoqk Hinder Taper Ruler andlllank Hook

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and nEntrance on Merchant Street Honolulu

NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

flic TelJlien N RciUcnce 15

PS

rJiTTifirti

ijcli rjbcttl6cmMt0

Mil Wieland Brewing Co

LAGER BEfcDRITIicIhM llccr on the Pacific Coast Sold dtiritiR the car 1885 68050 ImrclsnflKtf

beer nnd In 188G 8G01O barrels bcinn more than the next three IcrtilliicbrcwctiOSofCalifornia

DODD MILLBEProprietors Criterion Saloon

SnlujARyiU In Honolulu for the John Wiclnnd HiewinR Companys Draught Lagerllccr Always cool In Minctior Ice house at nlxnc vtloon

a caae

NOTICEThev Undersigned HT JHCorft

PROPRIETOR OF THE

HONOLULU PIONEER STEAM 0ANJY FACTORYUAKEIIY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR

Established 1863

Ucsjicctfully Inform Ihc public that frrtn this day on he Is fully picpmtil lo itrchu tutlcn for

Lunches Dinners Suppers Banquets BallsAnd RuaraVitcos fn all uiscsi he fullest satisfaction n tn in former yetrs not only abroadIut nlk in Honolulu Having references dating back ru far as tlicjcttr

i

1862In Honolulu having entered on all state occaon as nlri for select turtles given by llulrlate MnjcMtcJt Ksmehnnreha 1 Kamchamcha V and Lunalllo and tuning Iho hun0r of suppi Ing the prccni royal household with the delicacies produced In my ttnMMilntil lutvlngover forty ears practical experience In this line of business

IP JIOBNConfectioner Pnatry Cook and Ornamcntcr

ITttctoryj Storo and Ico Cream 3nrloi9 JtSTo 711lotel bot lorb and USTunami Sis

Both Telephones No 74

JUST RECEIVEDCOLGATES CELEBRATED PMEDMlSB

Comprising the Following1 Delicious Odois

CASHMERE BOUQUETAPPLE BLOSSOM

LOTUS BLOSSOM

PANSY BLOSSOMMOUNTAIN VIOLET V

CLAP RICELILY OF TMEAALLIiY

OPOPONA

STEPHANOTISWHITJ2 LILAC

WHITE ROSEYLANG YLANG

JQC1CEY CLUB

TrlOLLISTJUl CO109 Foit Street - - - -

Honolulu II I

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II I

liRtaVjliPthod 1B59ioiieer IFupiiiture Wazrerooms

PROPRIETOR

Just ReceivedA large variety of Tarlor and Iledrooni ScUWardrobes Sideboards llookcms WrlRpgDesks and Tables Heed and Kalian Rockersllaby Carriatcs and in fact curuhinc in thefi ilJ UllJ -- U IT l mm a - a Av Urai 1urniiure line fiANUb 1UHUNT

One hundred doien C HAIRS to Rent for Halls Parties Utc UIIIOLSTCUIKG ofevery description a Specially

Undorlaldnpj in all its BranchesMutual Telcpht nc and Night Alarm No 76

66 and 68 HOTEL STREET

HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

K v BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COi ieiepnoiics io 175 vor iueen nua liaitiDurgn its

GEORGE ENGEUiARDTFoimcrlv with Samuel Noll

f

IMPOETBR B3ilAL K3l INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS

AbS- O-

Croclcoryr Qlasswaro Houbo Furnisliiiig Hnnhvaro AgatoIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY1EAVER BLOCK FORT STREET

lliti Store foiroerly occupied by S Noit oppolnte SrKKCKici k Cps bank Honolulu II

AWwfaMriwbfaiAdhtoAWMM

Scncnil 2tbbCfUcmcnti5

ifl W McGhesney Sons

GEOOERS

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SUGAR SUGAHi

Li i lirtlt hali UriU all lit

Iltl rlftur fJoldcn CaiolU HMir HI Hom11

htlvUliant IIllnniu iniify jir

t iiiwn Hiu

Satis Com Ilft WlolcRacks Own flex Cracttil

Racks limn Aiarkc and Fine

Saek llin VMlihek Ilai Itttl

Sack lltam llnyoubacks llcaur llorw

Socki itrnnn Lin

SACKS fOTATOKS llIJST In GUNMJ s

Cki NtenaoCn Uxtra KkU CracWti

S MBllum IlrcnJCates CratUd Whcrit 10 lb Uc

Cn Grm Meal lilte 10 Hi buttCamOal Meal id lb Imiks

CaMi Corn Starcli

Casks Dupec Hams

Cnl Ilania Cnfil 11 Itarou

CaeVatrlirV Ir1 lb pallT Cu Kaftlnnkt tan Ik nliCakes Katrlanka Lanl 10 lb t oil

Ca Wfilthcys Iluiter In tinsllairilrklrui llmtcr Gilt nigr

Qr lirLInk lliincr Filce

Cases JSTow Cheese

IttMn Wit Salt CotllitliHbUllcrcM Calunitla Klvtr Salaw

Cae IunJry StarchHoick Drown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Cuffce Kcaitcd and Ground 1 lb lintSntkn Green Coffee

Clickta Japan lea 1 Hi naperiChtt Jan lea i lb papers

4iv if it ifi tI w fuiuiB iajiiuuii Ayeni

lltinei KaUIni Muuali

l 4

Drurnt CilrcnMoxet Currauti

CnieaCliucuUileCakes Mlted licklo

Caua Spices auorted all all

Sctl Inclnli WdmilkSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cflkr California Honey lb tintCne Klnc Mor Coa fresh canned

riults Jelliea and Vegetablesllalca Wrapping laperetra qya lly

A Akijjt assoktxknt

Eofc Galilbiiiia Loatlier

Sole Inwile Unrnes Sklrdnif and UppersIrepch and American Calfuklix t

Slieep Skins loot bkiniSaddles andSaildte Tiers

Theae gooils are new and frrthand will U sold

LOWEST MAKKET RATES

M W MoCliesney Soiis

No 42 Onoim Struct

ijfiff v-

VOL II

cncnrt btjcrllccmctlto

MlL BARGAINS

UK OFFERED TO DAY INWILL of Goods among which arcthe following

A Pino Wno of Victoria Lawns

Printed Lawns

llatisic

Muslins

K

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Grope Prints Lace Prints

In addition lb our Slorc on tlu corner ofHold ninl Kort strcctvwc have refilled thentnre rooni upstairs formerly occupied by MrTlios G Thrum and arc now prrpared looffer lo Ihc General Public a fine assortmentof Ihc Choicest brand of

CHINESE TEAj

Such as Oo Long Sui Sing and Goo Lojalso Japan Tea and many oilier brands toonumerous to mention

A fine assortment always on hand of newi1rs of Haniboo Lounges and Chairs of the

Incut pattern Extra fine and strong Cam ¬

phor trunks in all sitesA No 1 Chinese plain nnd colored Mat ¬

ting Chinese Pongee Silk at very low figuresChinese white Silk by the yard or pieceChinese Tissue in all shades Chinese Silk

CrepeChinese Grass Cloth white brown and

black by the yard or piece at greatly reducedprices

A No 1 assortment of Chinese Silk Hand-kerchiefs

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plain and embroidered hemstitchedcolored border etc

Chinese Silk Sashes of every descriptionChinese plain and embroidered SlippersChinoc Tans in all styles

Call and Sec Goods and Prices at

Corner Hotel and Fort Sts Honolulu

SUN FIRE OFFICEOF LONDO- N-

Ksfcablished 1710Insurance effected upon every description

ol properly at current rates 01 premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

pC327333700

Claims arrartocd bv the Local Accnls andDid with woimititudc and liberality Thejurisdiction of the Local Tribunals recognized

G AY Mnofarliufo Co

Agent for Hawaiian Islands

PantlieonStables

IKIVATB HACKSTANDCorner Fort and Hotel Streets Honolulu

TELEPHONE 3- -

Ihvcnow a well organiicd reliable class of

tlttvcrs The carriages noibcs etc navebeen much improved and are in condition todo ijoott service W A Dildinc of Ihc Fantheon Stables has consented to take charge ofthis department and drive one of the carnaceshimself anil by so doiiiR pay strict attentionto the business in all its departments

S I SHAWManager

c j McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

San Franciscoper Mariposa nnd other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars nnd

smokers articles consisting in part of

Hana Cheroots Operas Duettos Llttlo Dudes Triplets Cherubs and

the Fine Flor de Cuba

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

Dont forget to come nnd try tome of thesefine goods which can be had nt

107 JFOItT STIWKT

O U DOLE

Vamjer nnJ Natiiru PuhUe

Office nt 15 Kiiahumanu Street

UONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

im Kholnn notion Huonr JlllllCoolers Iron llruim aiut Lvad CttftliW

HOIIOIULU t

Machinery of every description made tp or ¬

der radicular attention paid to Ships lllacksmithintj Job work executed on the shortestnotice

THEGeneral bcntoclncnto

--pHOS 0 THKUM

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iMrOKTINO AND MANtrACTUHIKO

Stationer llpolt aeller Jriiiler Jloolfblmler tic

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TUESDAY MAY 3 J887

And paUlther of th Hawaiian Almanac unit AnnualDealer n tine Stationery Hooks Mumc Toyi n6Knney Goods

fORT StrKKT NlJAR ItOTKL I lOHOl Ul U

pAUL NliUMANNS

Law OITtco

No 44 Merclnnl Street Honolulu

New Photograph GalleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Kokt S rsenrfori ram An J viept 1irit cUu work batufstti

V IAOONSALVM

The Liicrpool k Ldon k Globe InsuraiKe Co

Assets 353Gt000Net Income 1885 S8SClaims Paid 107030000

Have established an necncv In llonolulu for the Hawaiian Islands nnd theundersigned nrc prepared to write risks againstfire on buildings merchandise and dwellingsnn favorable terms Dwelling risks a speci

alty Detached dwellings nnd contents In

surcil lor n period 01 mrcc years lur iwu piemtums in advance Losses promptly adjustedand payable hero

BISHOP OO

LOYEjS BAKEEI73 Nuuanu Street

Every Description of Plain and FancyIlicad and lliscuits

Orders for Ship Dread Executed onShort Notice

ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY PA6T0RY

AND

f iicmNIrarllcM Confectioner Taslry Cook and linker

Klch an J delicious Ice Cream made by Steam

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74

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Limited

OrNKUAI MKUCANTIIE AND

COMMISSION AOKNTS

LIST Or 0ITICRK1 u

P CJonks Ji President anil ManagerJ O Caktkk Treasurer nnd Secretary

onVm K Ailbm M Auditor

niRKcroRi

Hon C U Ilisnor Hon II WATnanotSB

HOUSES TO LETAND

11Y

A T OartwiiglitThe two story residence in Nuunnu Valley

at present occupied by 1rof M M fjcott tolet from Ihc first of April

The house lately occupied by Mr JulianMonsarrat on Makiki street next baseballgrounds to let

FOR SALE

A residence In Nuuanu Valley opposite theIce Works with twelve acres of garden pas ¬

ture and taro land occupied by Mr M SuvaA CAKTWRIGHT

TTaaIiii inn nil Ct rnJYtMtVitllt4itM mwvi

jr G OMKWatchmaker and Jeweler

Opposite Elite Ice Cream Parlors Hotel St

Manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry settingof Diamonds Etc

Curonomotors a Spoolalty

THOMAS LINDSAYManufacturing Jowolor

No 10 Nuunnu StrootHouolulu II I

Particular attention paid to repairing

Subscribe for the Daily Hkkam

DAILYcncml ubttitccmcnts

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09

100 St Tort and Alnkon

lias per late a full

HERAKN

NEW GOODfNEW STOCK IN ALL LINES

NOV OPEN

BFEHLERSCOFort Streot Honolulu

CHARLES HUSTACEnudllllKiriK botwoon

received anivals assortment ofSOAJPXjE AJflID aAJfcTa2T GROOBH1BS

Consisting In art cfFamily Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat llreakfast Gem Dupcc Hamnnd llacon Codfish ImA Smokcil ltccf New Cheese Kegs Cal lluttcr Dales RaisinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium Hrcad Apples Humboldt Potatoeswheat Corn llran Also n lull line of Cat Cracker Cos Crackers and Cokes All owhich arc offered at lowest rales All orders receive careful attention nnd iirompt delivery

Both Telephones No no P O Box No J7

LAINE CODrive mclved a consignment of the most EconoruIeAl and Valuable Feed for all Hnds of stock vl

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt Is the greatest Flesh lormer Milk and tlutter producer n use

Oil CaVo teal shows ahout a percent ot nutritive maltyr this nearly 30 percent 100 bsnf thtsimralis Riual lo yx His ot oats or 318 lbs of corn or to 767 lbs of wheat brut iAIoour UnrivaledMIXED Kirul as cll as our usual supply of the best kindit of

Hay OnU Wlicnt Corn Eto EtcWhich Is oflVred at tho Lowest Market Kates and delivered freu nv part of ll city

S N CASTLE0 P CASILK

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CASTLE iCOOKESliippin and Commission Morcliants

IMPORTERS ANITTlRALTiRS IN rQETSTBRAJLi MEBOIIA3STDISJ33

Kohala Sueur CompanyPaia Plantation

GrovcJlLinch Plantation

AGENTS FOR

ATMCRTOmCASTLIJ

Haiku Siigir CJompiny

llVchcocCoiMUntattanl I

l RflUlttead WtaliiiJlantatonA It Smith Co Koloa Kauai

Union Fire il Marine lituranci Ciirnnyof Eon Frr nclsco

Ina Fira Insurance Company of HartfordThe New Kngland Mutual Life Insurance Company of Tloiton

D M Weston Patent Centrifugal Machinest

The New Vorlc and Honolula Packet Line

Tie Merchants Line Honolulu and San FranciscoDr fayne Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Glhji Remington nnd Wheeler fc Wilson Sewing Machl

LEWIS QQ111 ITort Sfcroot

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Importers and Dealers In

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIESphovision sbto t A n

P O Box 297 Telephone 240

PACIFIC HARDWARE COLdSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDATOODS

Mcridcn Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF --HARDWARE j

AricuUural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shinclc andMetal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricatine Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

H E McINTYRE BRQIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed32iHt Oopnor 3Tovt nndlClnw StiuutM

n i

New goods received by every packet from the Eastern Stales and Europe FrkVcalifornia Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended to nnd Goods delivered taany part of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Postoflice Hox No 145 j Telephone No 93

E B THOMAS1Contractor Builder

Ektimatcs given on all kinds of Urlrk Iron Stone wl Wooden buildings Refers to thefallowing prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous lo mcnlfon theKings Palace Liinalilo4Iomc Opera House Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policemm nswau iiuiiuings imc

Brick Work in all it8 BranchesOriCftS c r Queen nndJAlnVenlSirects I lMu1 lePhoii No if

r 4 MtMM

1

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Uiloincori jivi6

CLARRNCII WILIIfK

i i

I VOLNBY VAtLLAMCOURTASIIfORD

ASIIFOKD AS1IF0JIDLaw Chancery Cdnvcyaricing Admi

rally Bankruptcy Probate

OrriciiEtc Etc lite

Old Capitol llullding adjoining GeneralPost Office

UNULAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURNEW ance Company of Boston

CASTLE COOKE AGENTSiHcoitrOKATro 183

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

lnllrte Iunt on tht mollavnrolln Term

--s 0 ItBROBR

Agent for Stiieiinile C thbtnstilnt

MiKniANT Stueit Honolulu

J JLiillipsJViteeaiifiiiilVi tint rttter ami

VoicrlimUhtHouse and Ship Job Worttpromptleetuted

No 71 King St - llouolulu

EWERS COOKEL i I ISuccitsoukro Lnwaxs A Uiksu u

Importer tmf 7onr JiiffJimfirr nmf nilk tints of llulUUno Jlutcrtalw nv- - n ti c

No Bj Fort Strbet Honoliiiii

t h sopkrI SucceswrlO pp

J M OAT JR ft COHtatlonti tanl VecV bei r fjrf

Jtnl ltulitier Stump AfeiiriOaiitti Dlocic No sj Mkichant Strxkt

Honolulu II I

J ALFRED MAGOON

ATTOUXJlll AT A i t Til1 I rt J 711

42 Mkrchant Street Honolulu

w ILLJAM McCANDLBSS

Denier in CholeettJJerf Veatj Mutton FteNo 6 Queek Stxekt Fish Market

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Slock furnished lo Vessels at short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTEUtntoNB No is

REAVER SALOON

Fort Stebbt OrrostTB Wilder Cos

y v 21 JVOTK VriprletorM iFirst class lunches servej with Tea Coffee Soda Wa-

ter Oinger Ale or Milk

OrKN rSOM JAM TILL 10 T 11

Smoker HequUlte a Speelnllt J

p W PRAZBR

MERCHANT TAIIOUCorner King nil Atakea St Honolulu

Moderate charges good workmanship and A perfectlit guaranteed -

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

KlngStroot

PHOTOGRTHB--0F TH-E-

Lava Bow of87Alsoof 3

Scenes and Objects of Interest

On the Island of Hawaii A great variety of

Very Vivid yiowsFor sale at the photograph rooms of

s m carterHas on hand fqr silo In quantities to suita

Departure Bay CoalNewcastle Coal

Charcoal

Hard nnd Soft Wood Sawed SplitMancpiellay u A

California Hayr BfanpOats

- StrDirley Gorn i

CrackedCornWheat Etc Etc

Orders aro nreby solicited nd will to dellvcml atany locality wiililn llio city limits

NO 8a KING STREETlloth Telephones jj

GASOLINE--OF THE

HIGHEST ILLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Hy

GW MACFARLANE Co

Cciicml cbbcrtiocmcnto

TIIE ELITEICE CREAM PARLORS

OOOL OEF

T CU CKCAM OF SUPERIOR QUALITY1 nnd In Narious 1aorlngs on handalio Iclici6tis Water Ices

ii

NO 55- -

always

J The finest line of the choicest Candiesbacjust arrived per Australia

I Our store nnd stock Is in complete orderand well wotthy your inspection

TELEPHONESHell I82 Mttlual 3J8

THE ELITE- - ICE C11EM PARLORS

Open Dally UnUt n P M

HAMSPut up In Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USEFor Sale Ily

GW MACFARLANE Co

J I STAffLEY JOHN SlRUANCE

Spruance Stanley CoImporters nnd Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORS410 Front Street Kan Francisco

LILIENTHAL COIninnrlprs nnil Whnlrcnlx lrslrra In Vln

and Limtors Proprietors of the celebratedt yrus ouie iJlstiiicryLynchburp Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDfiooto ioa Front Street San Francisco

iV 0 Smith I-- A 1 iiuhston W A KihnbtI d v -

lliiirsion Kinney

Mt ATTORNEYS AT LAWiFort Street Honolulu

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

John WaterhbuseC w

importer anil t Dealer it Uoiiet al Mer- -clitttuUte

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N9 sj ijt Qukbn STscna Honolulu

TIT UAOKFID Co

tlenvritl Co m 111 it fiit

COk rour AnoQuriin SmRTiiIIoioi

DBSOV7Isr o OOImporters and Dealers Is

Ales Winos j SniritsAT WHOIXSALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfliceHonolulu hirrp P GHAY M D

l llllfiiaiAy AND HVUQKOlfOilicc nel door 10 Iho Jloiiolutu Ubmv

8 lo 10 a uOeriCKllovKs 1 10 r u

Fundays 0 to 11 A MUtSIDJNQt AoU St OriiosUe v M C A

Rear of lucabs Mill s

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IStTINO CARDS BUSINESS CAUDSMINII IAIMtS- -r--

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VKKVI1UIUISUN0 COJS OfKICU

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TEE DAILY HERALDIS PUBLISHED

EVERY MORNINGEXCEPT SUNDAYS

ronlnaormrton v Tilt Press TuiiLmiiNaCo

LlMITBU

Office Friend Building Bethel Street

TKHUK of itOJisonnnoifIeraniimn t 6eoSi Wwilin 300ThtM months ijo1tr month sicts

a

Fostige additional

XiTZlitthierlpttQtxa VayahU In Atlrantr

Ilnef communications Irom alt parts of the Kingdomwill always ba MctpUble

All matters Intended for publication u wtll luslneM cointnunlcationt and adYettlaement fchould beaddressed 10

Till DAILY IIEKAID

TUESDAY MAY 3 887

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The Kahunas and the Board of

Genealogy too might possibly demon-

strate

¬

their usefulness in searching out

the mystery of the hidden coin atHanamaulu

Raymond excursions were to leaveBoston for California op April sist and38th and May 5th Something surelymight be done to get detachments atleast of these excursionists to includeHawaii in their Pacific visit

Cassagncc of Paris has invented asystem of stenotelegraphy which it is

claimed will transmit 200 words aminute Orators and public speakerswill need to hurry up or soon the

printers boy calling copy will be

one of the tdramatis persona of theforum

The Duke of Sutherland says anitem in a California paper is reportedto be about to purchase a tract of

10000 acres of land in Florida Veryfoolishly shortsighted arc the Americanpeople if they allow such wholesale ac-

quisition¬

of land by European grandeeswhich means nothing more or less thanthe transplanting of cursed landlordismfrom Great4 Britain to the UnitedStates

An American item states that theLadies Health Protective Associationof New York has taken up the cry forclean streets Such an organization inHonolulu would have to take it out incrying at least until the Palace walls

are properly fortified with machineguns for mowing down imaginary ene-

mies

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Millions for defense againsteverything but dirt is a motto thatmight appropriately be placed on theHawaiian escutcheon

In another column British residentswill find an invitation from MajorWodchouse Her Majestys Commissioner and Consul General to attend ameeting at the British Club on Fridayevening next at 8 oclock The objectwill undoubtedly secure a full attend-

ance

¬

of the great and good Queenssubjects it being to take steps for asuitable commemoration of the fiftiethanniversary of the accession of HerMajesty Queen Victoria

Hon Mr Bishop Building in San Fran-cisco

¬

A San Francisco paper says that abuilding for C It Bishop forty threefeet front by 1 26 feqt deep is going upon Sutter street between Dupont andStockton It will cost about 40000I he structure will be four stories inheight and will contain sixty rooms onthe upper floors and large stores belowThe material to be used on the exte-

rior¬

walls will be pressed brick andterra cotta and it is said that it will bethe largest job in terra cotta in theState The style of this building willbe romancsque and will be very hand-some

¬

Large Masonic Party Expected

It is reported that about two hun-

dred¬

Free Masons with their wivesdaughters and sweethearts are ex-

pected¬

by the steamer Australia fromSan Francisco to day It will pay thesubstantial citizens to treat such nlarge and notable deputation of visi-

tors¬

in a right royal manner and tosec to arrangements so that the mem-bers

¬

of the mystic fraternity crossingthe sea to our fair land shall find alllocal appointments on the level andpart with all our people satisfied thatthe community at least acts upon thesquare with strangers

The usual late deck passenger washauled on board the Kinatl last eve-

ning¬

to the great amusement of thoseon the boat and on the wharf byMeans of a rope thrown over the portbow of the receding steamer

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JtMs JKdUcwtrnU

j

LIFE- -

i

Hartford Firo InBiirancb Co

Assets SiOSS

dommorcial Insurance Co

Flte and Marine

Assets 450000

Anglo Novada Assuranco Co-rporation

¬

Fire and Marine

Capital Full Paid 2000000

South British Firo and MarinoInsuranco Co

Capital - - - - tooooooo

Now York Lifo Insuranco Co

Assets - - - 75000000

O O BEEGEBHONOLULU

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands

Notable and Significant Items From The

MEHf SKOND ANNUAL RIFflRT

OK Tilt

ntsWYoekLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

A total income of over nineteen million twhundred thousand dollars and payments topolicy holders of nearly eight million dollars

Interest income over three million sevenhundred thousand dollars being over i Percent on average net assets and over ninebundrtd thousand dollars in excess of deathlosses paid

Market value of securities over three millionsix hundred thausand dollars in excess of theircost on the Companys books

Liabilities both actual and contingent pro ¬

vided for and a surplus of over fifteen and aball million dollars by tne Mate standard

AN INCREASE of over three milliondollars in income over two million in surplus over eight million in asset oversixteen million in insurance written andof over forty four millions of insurancein force

OYR FIGURES OF PEKCED1NQ YEAB

Cash Asstls Jiaiiry 1 1SS7 over StTcnly Grc

Him Mrs

Insurance In Force January 1 1887 overThree Hundred Million Dollars

TIEE NOTSV YOKIC liTITE

Issues a greater variety of Policies than anyother Comtianv thereby adaDtlnc it contractsto the larcest number of people It haslately perfected niretiirn nremium feature under which many of Its policies are issued with

Guaranteed Return of all PremiumsPaid in addition to the Amount

Originally Insured

In case of death during a specified period

The returns on the New York Lifes TontinePolicies that have matured have been

Larger than fose of any titer Cwtpy

Whether Tontine or Ordinary comparisonbeing made between policies taken at sameage and premium rate and running throughthe same period of time

Do not insure until you have seen full particulars of the New York Lifes Fpllcies

Insurance in Force on these Islands over

OnoMillumJDoUars

For Taitlculars Apply To

a o BEaERHONOLULU

General Agent lor the Hawaiian Islands

6encbtl Jbirtitcmcnts

W RMOAPS R JAY OREENE

RHOAsGREENe

jyi1 Ml--i r

Eiflfnmlrcltos88 Queen Street

Ilutd Telephone m fost Office Box 359

mmm jJUl

MerchantTailorHas on hand a

--oaulifiil Varied Stock

OFs

Fine Woolen ftweeds and CasiSicrcs

i WhlchhcMmaklng up at

PRICES

Suit the TimesAlso a large nnrt select assort inrnt of

A general line of fine hats Killing trousscaus a

Ladles riding habits and madeto order f

AND

Fine PhysicalPractice

rmtf

and

Fiifriisliing Goods

specialtyJackets

TORT STBBBTBowling Alley Shooting Gallery

OOFFEE BOOMExercise and Shooting

Lunches Scrrtd at All Noun of to and Niglil

J A McEoiiziePractical Plumber and Gas Fitter

All orders for House or Ship work promptlyexecuted

Shop nexttp Tost Oflicellethcl Street 1

O lox j 90 Hell Telephone 424

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OR

EnT WOLTEIiKeep always in jtfck a variety of the licit

Wines Liquors Iiccrs and ice cold llcer ondraught at 10 cenls per glass

CALL AND SEE US

Germania MarketGEO M ItAUPP - Proprietor

Fort Street HonoluluDeef Mutton Veal Fresh Suisage Tork

Etc Constantly on HandShipping Supplied on Short Notice

ELECTRIC HOUSE BELLS

rut in Stores Houses Servants Outhousesj Stables find

Burglar- - AlarmsAt reasonable rates For further particulars

call on

Flolir and HoKonzio

Bethel Street Honolulu

WHITE LEGHORN EGGS

A few settings pi puieggs can DeioDtaineii uy

white Legiiomapplying a vm i

Donnell at C IS Willfams Hotel street untilApril 30th Trice for setting of 13 350

fcA

Scncrnl bUciliscmcnt

aJie Equitabla Colftmfll

7

TI EtnuLife Assurance Soeioty

OF THE UNITED STATES

Total Assets Dec 31 TO 7551047270

Total Liabilities includingpal Reserve all existing

policies 4 per cent Standard 59 j 4 597000

Total Undivided Surplus ocrFour per cent ltctcrve 1635587676

Of which the proportion contributed as computed byPolicies in general class is 572876176

ui which tne proportion con

m

lcon

tributcd as computed byPolicies in Tontine class is 10627114 00

Upon the New York Stale Standard of 4 t2per cent interest the Surplus Is as

computed 2049517576

New Assurance written in 18S6 111540303Total Outstanding Assurance 411779098

Increase of Premium Income 281047540Increase of Surplus Four per

cent oastsj 240903003Increase of Assets

In actual Surplus namely tne excess or ac-cumulated funds over liabilities in PremiumIncome in Hie of Assurance in forceon its books the Equitable Life AssuranceSociety or the United Slates exceeds everyother life assurance companyand may bclustlyregarded as the and strongest Hie as ¬

surance organization in the World

EXAMPLEOf Policy No 67389 Life Issued Jan

22 1872 on the life of W II C Date ofexpiration Jan 22 18S7

Amount of Policy 1000a Tontine15 j ears Age 53 Annual

Premium 4310Total premiums paid in 15 years 814650r CASH VALUEConsisting of Kescrvc 385630

and Surplus 419980

PAID UP VALUE

3957

amount

larcest

Period

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

tory certificate of good healthmust be furnished or the excessmust be drawn on a cash basis

3 CASH SURPLUSUnder this settlement thcplcyholder withdraws the surplus incash and retains the originalpolicy continuing the paymentof premiums leys annual clividendr

03520

905610

i3oiooo

519980

Three othei options arc available under thisPolicy

The policies with 10 year Tontine periodsdo not kliow results as satisfactory as thoseabove given Tolicles ilh ao year periodson the other hand will show much larger resuits than those with 15 year periods but forpurposes of illustration the 15 year policiesthose of the Intermediate period---ar- e given asfair illustrations

The longer period of accumulation whichthe i20ycar policies enjoy renders them themost desirable for those who seeking absoluteprotection at the lowest Lifo rate desirealso the largest returns in case they lives

Hence the Best Free Tontine Ordi ¬

nary Life Policy Is One with a

TWENTY YEARTONTINE PERIOD

The Free Tontine Policy of the EquitableLife Assurance Society Is unrestricted afterone year Incontestable after two yearsand Is then rAYAtiLE in the event of deathimmediately upon the receipt of satisfactoryproofs of death

It guarantees a full share of the surplusearned and being Issued by a Society holding a

Larger Surplus than any otherAssurance Company

May bajcxpectedtoshow larger profits thanthe policies of any other company

In addltioo to he jidvantngcs above citedthe Equitable now guarantees a full return ofall premiums paid ns well as lie face of thePolicy In case of death during lu Tontineperiod

AEXTUaiWW6IITGeneral Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands

i mHiwi

ilelo Uticrllficmcntfl

MAN CD

Importero Of

kills Youths mid Boys Fino Custom Mudo Clothing

Hals Gaps Furnishing Gootls Trunks and taifeAlso a Very Wino Lino of Qonts9 Shoos

Corner Fort and Merchant Streets Honolulu H I

- iia -

FOR SALE TO ARRIVEIEll illUR NOW DUE Fill BOSTON

RESIN YULLOW METAL COTTON DUCK

OAKUM 1ITCHj TAR COAL TAX

COTTON WASTE OARS AXLE GREASE NAILS

MANILA HOPE

Stove Coal Blacksmiths Goal

WASHBOARDS FIREWORKS REFRIGERATORSHIDE POISON SOAP LOBSTERS

IDAIRYSALT AX HANDLES PICK HANDLES

BELMONTINEOIL CURLED HAIR

Coal Oil Electric Crude Petroleum

aAsoniisrCHAINS EXCELSIOR HUBS SPOKES

RIMS FELLOES IRON WOR IRON

STEEL AXLES PLASTER FELTING

C BREWER CO

JOHN NOTTNumber 8 CaaImmaim Street

STOVES RANGESQxanite Iron and Tin Ware

Chnndoliors Lamps mid Lanterns

Water Pipe and Rtibber HoseHOUSE KEEPING GOODS

PLUMBING TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK ETC ETC

WOLFE CONo GO HOTEL STEEET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and English Jams and Jellies Table and Tie Fruit Stor Hams Oxfoid SauwgcCurried Fowl Kippered Herrings Preserved Hloatcrs Fried Eel Findon Haddock Plumruuiltng trench ami American Teas UacKw takes Mackcmlca Fine Illscultr Etc

Also a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Older will receive cnieful attention andprompt delivery guaranteed

P O Box 1 vi Uell TeIhono No 34 Mutual No 149

6UHACH--The Great California- -

INSECT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

Benson Smith Co

HONOLULU

Marshals Notice of Sale

By virtue of a writ of Execution Issuedout of the Police Court pn the 141I1 day ofApril 197 ogahut Frank May defendantin favor of J D Uamsay plaintiff for thesum of 5281 I have Uvicd upon and shallexpos for salo at the front entrance of Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu Islandof Oahu at u u oclock of

May May ill 1887

To the highest bidder all tho iliht title andinterest of the said Frank May defendant Inand to the following property linle saidjudgment inUrest cosjs and my expenses bepreviously paid

List of property forsalciOne Wagon with lwo seats and top

JQHN LOTA KAUIAJKQyMarhal

Talto Notice

THE FINEST LINES OF LADIESMliics and Children1 Shoes can

be found at

oiusTHsnEisLeading Millinory House

Corner Front and Hotel Streets

CHOICEST KIND OF LADIESTMI1J Misses and Children Hats can hefound at

CIUSIHSHJLSLeading Millinery House

1 i

Comer Front nndHotel Streets

1IKST SELECTED STOCK OFTHE Furnishing Goods Etc can befound at

CHASJHSHELSLeading Millinery House

Comer tfort and Hotel Streets

Special --STotico

A LL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMSJTX 01 any himt against the upuersigncuboth secured and unsecured are lequested to

present the same to Mr Chas T Gullck athis office No 18 Merchant street Honoluluby or before Tuesday May 3rd 1 887

JQHN M KAIKNAHonolulj April 37 1887

j 4 Mu M

TUB DAILY HERALDiv ill 1 for nlo TJiilly nt tho 3Jot--

TIIUWM Fori streetr tMerchant meetSOPKRI ii

-- rAI SODA WbHkSHttt Slieet

Priori O Oonta

TUESDAY MAY 3 1887

LOCALNEWSI me bint concert Vtl attended

l t night

Arroupy influenza is prevalent umongduldren

Judge McCulIy presides at SupremeoUft Chambers this week

Company 11 Captain Ungcr Honolulu Rifles drill to nifiht

Dr 15 G Craddock and Miss Web

stcr are to be married to day

Moonlight concert at Thomas Squarethis evening Sec the fine programme

Stockholders of the Ice Companywill find an agreeable notice to them in

todays issues - in

Mr GtilicVsncw advertisement pre ¬

sents unrivalled opportunities for pro ¬

fitable investments

Kailua Hawaii the Kings countryseat is to have the electric light alsoa telephone system

They say that a prominent citizennow on the Coast will return witli thestreet railroad in his pocket

Go to your grocers whose cards willbe found elsewhere for fresh fish fruitand vegetables on the arrival of theAustmli1

m

Major Newton D Dodge a promi-nent

¬

insurance and G A K man willshortly pass through Honolulu on hisway to Australia

There was an attendance of aboutthirty five nt the organization 0f book-keeping

¬

classes by hit l C Jones Itwas intimated that a nominal fee wouldhe charged to meet room expenses

Captain J DcGravcs formerly Government immigration recruiting agentin the bouth bcas lias been appointedto the position of First Lieutenant ofH M training snip Kaiimloa

Rev A O Forbes left by the Likelike last evening to attend the meetingof the Lrcsbytcry of Maui opening atten deiock this morning at WailukuThe session will last most ol the week

The 300 hogs for Mr Ephraimwhich arrived by the Ella were un-

loaded¬

and weighed by Mr N FBurgess and son in one hour and tenminute There is quick despatch tobeat

M

Walter H Rubcrg a native of NewBedford Mass died of consumptionat the Queens Hospital on Friday eve-ning

¬

aged twenty eight years RevE C Oggel conducted the funeralservices

m

Mr W M Giffard who came downtown last week for the first time sincehaving his face severely burned severalweeks ago took passage with his wifefur the other islands by the Kinau lastevening

To morrow evening the Bethel Unionc mgregation will act upon the resigna-tion

¬

of the pastor Rev E C Oggelvoluntarily tendered in order to leave aclear course for the union of that bodywith Fort street Church

Those accompanying Chief JusticeJudtJ to the Third Circuit Court ntHilo arc Messrs A P Peterson De ¬

puty Attorney General V V AshfordW A Kinney and Clias Creightonbarristers Hon J L Kaulukou Mar-shal

¬

and Captain W Fchlbchr CourtCrier

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Rev J A Cruzan is going to delivera lcctureor the benefit of the W CT U on Thursday evening the 19thinstant This will be one of thatpopular pastors last public addresses inthis city Ucfore leavinc for permanentresidence in America The subject isnot yet known

IHIIW Mill MI1M

Maul Items

A very fine meteor was observed atPaia last night about eight oclock Itappeared in the north west at nbout 40degrees ejevation and descendedslowly bejng several minutes reachingthe horizon Its apparent size wasabout hall that of the moon changingSoojfJtbtywo smaller balls and backagain to one shooting out alternatecolors of red and blue and green

It is understood that a liauor licensehas been granted to a Chinaman forPaia The powers that be seem tohave no hesitation in barteiing thelives and happiness of the people lor asmall return jn cash

Maui has had n fine fall of rainespecially at Kula and Spreckelsville

Paia April 39th

SIDELIGHTS

Smoke the Uavnita Cheroots to befound nt C J McCarthys

Afresh supply of the famous JohnWielriod Philadelphia Beer has beenrejeimtfat he Crftettan Saloon Fortstreet tf

isSinojietbe tWedgeio be lounu at

lPPRpWPPpj

8UFRHIE COURT

AT CHAMBERS

Before Judge McCully May 2 AJ Cattwright trustee vs II Kaliliniokli Assumpsit claim for 314Motion for judgment by default Con-sideration

¬

reserved J M Monsirralfor plaintiff

In re estate of Kaaimanu deceasedPetition for allowance of accounts anddjsclnrgc of ad iiinistrator J M Kaliahikaua Ordered that the nccotmn Utrelerred to one of the Masters of theCourt tb be reported upon in twowccks l a I hurston for petitioner

Before TtlfJpc Prpelnn Mnu Afkalci ct al vs D Illmeni Bill forwrit of subpoena to defendant accountsetc Continued from April 22 to 29By consent continued peremptorilyuntil Friday May 6 Thurston forplaintiff Focpoc for defendant

Police Court

George Bell E S L Brooks Kariakanui Lui Bay Samuela and Liwaleach forfeited bail for drunkennessCharles Valpvan pleaded hot guilty tothe same offense but was convictedand fined 810 Kcaniani and Ka- -

hclc each pleading guilty were fined6

Naupihi and Dick Roe affray werefined 6 each

Frank Plena forfeited 10 bail for

furious drivingPunikala assault and battery pleaded

guilty and said lie was drunk 1 1

S Redwood disorderly coductwas on trial remanded till to day andordered to give security in 100 tokeep the peace toward Charles Michiclstill alter judgment in this else

Charles Michicls suppression of offenses was remanded till to day andordered to give security in 100 tokeep the peace toward S Redwood tillafter judgment in this case

A case of preventing justice one ofviolating express regulations and oneof assault and battery were severallyremanded till to day The last per-tains

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to the Queen street racket onSaturday night

Hawaiian Evangelical Association

KAUAI DISTRICT

The Evangelical Association of tiicIsland of Kauai met at Koloa onThursday The sessions continued

Friday Puiki advicesModerator presided- - the clerk beingRev Mr Kapahi Rev A O Forbescorresponding secretary of the GeneralAssociation and Rev Dr Smith ofKoloa were present and took part inthe proceedings With the Above- -

named five native pastors were present I

ana live ucicpaics irom enurencs onthe island Reports from the indi-

vidual¬

churches were presented Anumber of essays previously assigned

read the themes being cxcgeticaland bearing upon church work andpolity subjects relating to the con-

dition¬

and progress of the churcheswcie pretty fully discussed Thecondition of the churches throughoutthe island mnch the same as duringthe previous year the church member ¬

ship about holding its own so far asascertained The report from 1 lanaleiwas noted as more than usually inter-esting and encouraging

Moonlight Concerts

There will be a concert this evening

710 at Thomas Snuarc ThcfoUow-

ing is the programmeOverture The Exiles GassnerPolkaThe Dragoons FahrbachFinale Carmen IJiictSelection Holicmlan Girl Haifa

Maliiru MalaniaiamaMedley Reverie HcycrGavotte Sw eetheart Hurald

waiii 1iuwcis juy vjuujiFaustjwarcn--- n rinc uvciuiiu

Hawaii lonol

Messrs Egan Co see their cardmake a specialty of custom madeclothing for old and young togetherwith head and toot wear lurnisninggoods and travelling gear as theScotch say Their store at the cornerof Fort and Merchant streets is favor¬

ite resort for ladies wanting neatand duxable apparel for those ter-

rible

¬

boys as well as fqr gentlemenrigging up for society or Sunday Cus ¬

tomers are shown eoods with the utmostcheerfulness on the part of tie head ofthe firm and his assistants

He Who Runs May Read

That the best company for the policyholder is the Mutual Life InsuranceCompany of New York Assets 114

000000 S G Wilder Agent iw

Chas T GulletsNotary Public

Records searched abstract of title furn

ished and conveyances drajvn on short notice

Collection Aoencv Mr John Good

Jr nuthorUed collector

Employment Agency Mr F Marcos

special agent v

General Uvsiness AoenqyvNo 38

Mercliant streetllcll Telephone 348 1 0 Uox 41 5

King Bros arc making a specialty ofregiltlhig and repairingMirror Frames

oiu riciurc aim

iMriMiVin IhiIiiIihiih

Shipping Notes

Steamer W G Hall will delay hersailing day from the usual hour of iCoclock in the morning till 3 oclock jnthe afternoon tn order to carry theforeign mails per S S Australia ex-

pected

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to all the points along her routeThis accommodating action on the partof the President ol the Inter IslandSteam Navigation Company will nodoubt be appreciated by the people ofMaui and Hawaii

Kauai people will net their foreignmail very promptly by the steamerMikahala sailing at 5 this dfturiobn

Barkcntinc Amelia brougfiFTciiftROof lumber for Allen Robinson

Bark Lady Lampson will probablysail for San Fnmcisco with sugar to-

morrow¬

Schooner Vamalu came off theMarine Railway last evening

Bark Colusa is having her deckcaulked by Sorcnson Lylc

The Hllo Railroad

0 tiso first caught on to the newsthat Hon S G Wilder leaves by nextsteamer for the Coast in order to per-

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final arrangements for starting thework of construction on the Hilo-Wai-pi- o

railroad Mr Wilder On beingspoken to on the subject the last mo-

ment

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before he stepped on board theKinau yesterday stated that our Portu ¬

guese neighbors information was correct He was not certain whether ornot it would be necessary for him to soalt the way to England The engineerswho came from abroad with Mr Wilderwere perfectly satisfied from results oftheir preliminary survey that the workwas feasible on the basis of Mr Wilderscalculations

Kauai Notes

Kauai has had about a week of rainyweather and hill and plain arc nowcovered with freshened verdure Grind-

ing

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has gone on apace at the Lihucmill The Rev A O Forbes arrivedon Wednesday to attend the meetingof the District Evangelical Associationat Koloa

A native named Kcoikc died atHanamaulu Kauai on Thursday Hewas known to have several thousanddollars stored away in some privateniuing piacc in response 10 rcpcaieu

until afternoon Rev R to make a will or to disclose

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the whereabouts of the money his invariable answer was by and by butthe announcement ncser was madeIlcrcis a chance for treasure hunters

Mr F W Damon is proceeding withhis mission work among the Chineseon Kauai Rev A 0 Forbes tells ofa crowded house at Koloa last weekwhen Mr Damon exhibited his magiclantern views Explanations of thepictures were given with the assist-ance

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of competent interpreters in fourdifferent languages English HawaiianChinese and Japanese From KoloaMr Damon goes this week to Waimea

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

DEPAKTOilESMonday May i

Ilk Julie for San Franciscohtmr Kinau for Maul Hawaii andlhe Volcano at i

pmStmr Iiltelila for Knhulul andwny potts at sproStmr Waialeale for Kllauea 1 lanalei and Ifaiunuulu

at 3 p mStmr J as Make for Kanaa at 4 p mStmr J A Cummins for KoolniStmr Walnunalo for Walanae and WaUluaStmr 8unrtso for IaurjahoelioaSchr Wallete for Kuau

VESSELS IEAVINO TO DAYStmr W 0 Hall for Lahaina MaaUta Kona Kau

and the Volcano at 10 n mStmr Lhua for Lahatna and IlaKali at 5 p mbtmr MlUhala for Nawiliwill Koloa hleele Waimca

and KeLalia at p inSchr Waloll for KuauSchr Canute for llonomu ranalkou and LaunahoelioeSchr Mille Morris for Koolauhchr Kawallanl for KoolauSchr Hub Koy for Koolau

PASSENGERSfor Maul ami Hawaii tier steamer Kinau May

a HonAKJuddandwife Hon SO Wltder HonIf Kaulukou Hon 8 Parker Kev S Tlmoteo V VAkmoru w a imner a I rtterson unas uieiRmonn 1 enuivnr v ai uinaru anu tvlio 1 1 NcnneuyChas Kurneaux Mr illzcinsHawcs Mr Collin I H IjiIic WII OudeiLIrk II Onome T C

Crowley Miss

iLiiVnunnMoses Awaloa Sam Katalau and 4 deck

For Kahulul and way ports pr steamer IlkellkeMay a Kev KorbesiJHon jI W Kalua anu wile

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A Ofather MUs Mary li1uuracil K W Aicver uari 11 Toomey V I A IlrewerA Moore Wittrotk and 30 deck

VomoIi In Port from Foreign PortaHaw bk Kalakaua Armstrong from ValparaltoMission stmr Morning htar lurqer from South Sea

IslandsWhallnc bk Qhio from New Dedfordlirit bk f roncrng Jon from San Franciscollrlt bark I vJy Lampson Marston from San Fran

ciscoAm hark Colusa llackus from San FranciscoAm bgtne Consuelo Cousins from San FranciscoAm Iktne Ella Unit from San FranciscoAm bktne Amelia Newhatl from Iort TownsendAm bk Hope tenhallow from Iort Townsend

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VoisoU Exvootod from Porolsn PortsGerbk Hercules Liverpool duo Feb

ruary 90 30 1007 1 scnaeier 1 0 agentsurn rarK cerastes irom Liverpool uuo may 100llr Urk K h T from Newcastle N S W duo

Feb i 3Am bk finiour Ilrewer from llaftton dut May 1 MHark Makali from Newcljile N S W due Apiil

10 30llrit bark Scottish Lassie

due Mav 90 11

Singer from Liverpool

BLtno Hattlo Hangs Tcrrlll from Honskonir dueApril IS 30

Am bktno John Worttcr from HritlsliJ Columbiadno May ao jo

Am bark C O Whitmore Thompson from Departuro duo May 10 30 f T

S S Australia lloudlette from San Frunctsco dugMnv 1

S b ZealandtaOtercndorpfroin the Colonies for SanFrancisco duo May j

S 8 Marlpoui HnywarJ from San Franclco for thoCooiile duo May 13

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Krlchsen Mrs Nellie

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P O Box 415

GULIOISGeneral Business Agency

Sldllcd and Unskilled laliorFurnished

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ATINE COTTAGES TO LET OR LEASEX in locations within easy reachof the business fart of thecity with accommodations suited to any requirement and onmol favorable tenns

rpiIREE ESTABLISHX ments for sale all paying handsomely

npilE OLD CORNER AT NUUANUX atulQuecn streets for sale one of thebest business stands In the city

rpiIREE TIECES OF REAL ESTATEJLin this district outside of the city for sale

or lease

4 CATTLE RANCH ON MAUI FOR

Unrivalled Opportunities foriM Investment 7T- -

Full particular given upon apfllcatfon atthe Agency

No 33 MERCHANT ST IIONQIUIU

First class booVc lceocrs Carneutcrs Stew--

ants uooks wurses anu outer skiiicu muordesiring employment

NOTICEMEETING OF I1RITIS1I RESIA dents will he held on Friday evening

next May bin nt ciglit 0 clock In tltc diningroom of thft Dritish Gliibto take steps for

BUIIUUWWIUIVtV W V V -

versarv of the f accession of Her MnlestvQueen Victoria All Dritish subjects are invited to attend

Signed JAMES WOBEHOUSEH II Ms Cpnimtssioncr and ConsubGenHonolulu April iy 1887 -

NOTICESECURED

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delightful

LODGING

Profitable

THE SERVICES

Mr Honry SaylorHe will In future attend to the wants of

my patrons in the

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and CourtscifSr nt Law

lOffice I No u SpreckcU HlocL Honolulu II

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Agricultural Society

TEE ANNUAL SltOWWill bo Jitljl this year In the Societys largeHall at the Government Nursery on Kingdirect and adjacent grounds on

Saturday May 14tliiictuccn the hotly of to n m and 5 pmExhibits ate invited in the variutti divisions

named in the schedule given below

Divisional -- Horticulture

Prizes will be civen as bjlqws

1 For the bert variety of FiutK

2 for the best special Fruits

3 Fpr the best crrjwlng lerni4 Fo rthc best CtttRose

5 FoAhcucsl fcul Shrubs aild Hoacrlnf

Ilaiitir

6 For thojbest grOwInj Palmsf

7 For lite best Orchids

8 For the best Ilouriuct

9 I or the best Moral UesiRns

10 For the best Vegetables

Division II Dairy Produce

t For the best Firkin of Ilultcr 10 JourdJor more

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2 Fo the second best ditto ditto

3 For- - the best pound of ilultcr tlio x

hlbltors being housckrericrs makliif

their own Duller

4 For IhcsecondbdstdlUo diit

5 For the best Cheese jDivision III Agriculture

ft iFor the best Rice v

For the best Cereal other than Rice

For the best Fodder 4lantsFor the best Sugar Cane

For the best Sugar

6 For the best Hawaiian I fancy

Division IV Domestic Manufactures

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For the ticst variety biMattrFor the best exhibits of Mcn Hats

For the best exhibits of Womens Hats

For the best Kapa

For the best exhibits of Calabashes

made from Hawaiian woods

Fftr the best Howls of Wood or Cocoa

nuts

ForthcVcsl exhibits of native made

Ornaments of any description

For thcjbcstiexhllit of Artificial Flowers

and Wreaths

For the best humc madc Saddle

For the best homcmadclfarncss

Division V- - Poultry and Birds

Prizes will be given for exhibits of n high

class character In nil classes of Domestic

Fowls and Cage Ilirds

special notice1ritcs will nlso be gncn for meritoriour ex

liibits in any of the above Divisions althoughnot falling within the published classification j

also for the best exhibits of Jams JelliesPickles And pthcr PreserVes made In theKingdom

The necessary accommodation for exhibitswill be provided by the Society- -

Notice In writing of Intention to exhibit is

requested Wanks for the purpose can be had

at the office of A Jaeger Esrj Knahuinanustreet or from he undersigned

Exhibits must be In place before the open ¬

ing of the Show or they will not be entitledto compete for prizes

Admission 50 cents children half priceMembers of the Society will be admitted free

on presenting their receipts for subscriptionfor the current year

Any person can beeomq n uicmw of theSociety by paying the annual subscription of

- Subscriptions arc payable to A JacgerEsriActing Treasurer

By order of the Hoard pf ManagementJ S WEM

Secretary

A MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF ONEJX Dollar per share will be payable un ttiecapital stock of the Peoples Ice and Refrige ¬

rator Comparly on Wednesday the 4th ofMay at th Compdnys oflice

VA E FOSTERSecretary

If you yant to know all the newsyou must read the Huuald

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L B KERRMercliant Tailoiv

CT arorolumt fttrottMa lint received Irom Gncland aflame

selection of

HUE G00iSSuitings Dingomils ami Fancy

Trouserings

Gornpritini the largest stock ever opened nutin Honolulu atl personally selected by MrKerr when abroad

Mr J Spencer Martin

A Cutter well and favorably known on thePacific Coast and In the Eastern States hasbeen ertg igcd and the finest work in the citywdl be produced at reasonable rates

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

Telephone II I Co No 4 I 0 IJox 306

NOW READY

And For Sale At

Horns Shu Candy FactorA Few Hundred Pounds Fresh Home

Made Chocolate and CocoaNut Caramels

Alio 100 pounds Fresh Home Made Chew- -

Ing Sticks of many flavors and largerthan any Imported at

floras Steam Candy Factory

Hotel St between Fort and Kuuanu

II BEBTELMMNContractor niiftjBuildor

Estimates Furnished on Wood Brirc or-

PLANS rHRATWliv

CuljlnoL iml Cui ioitorfXiin to Ortloi

8i King Street

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01 THOUSAND POUNDS

At the Umctt figure or the finest quality of

GTJAVA JELLYWarranted genuine made of the pure juice

only and guaranteed to stand

EXPORT TO ANY CLIMATE-- AND

Will not deteriorate In quality for any numberof years Largo quantities exported everyyear by some of the largest commercial firmsof this cityy o dilfcrcnt parts of the UnitedStates antfthe German Empire -

Manufactured atthe

Pioncor Sterna Cimdy Factoryand Bakery

Established In 1863

f i ionisrPractical Confectioner Pastry iCook and

Opiamcntcr

Hotel between Nuuanu and Fort Streetsi lloth Telephones No 74s

NOTICE

i WILL NOT HE RESrONSIHLE FORany dcbtH contracted without my written

orderHlonolulu April

lAMESDODlS 1887

A DIVIDEND OF EIGHT DOLLARSXTk a sliare is due anil payable this day uponlife Wailuku Sugar Conipanys Mock at theoffice of C imEWER COMPANY

Honolulu May 2 1887

pvx TBlOMSOISrAttorney-at-La- w

ORcein Campbells Block corper Fort andMerchant streets Honolulu II I

2riiplloor tn tliq Covu tw

Sir When desired will giye the law In awritten opinion a to the probable result ofthe cqnterjtioi jpou the facts stated

FOE SAXiELA FINE D0IJIM5 DARRELEDrt breech loading Gun Made by WW

Greener wilh raso and nil implements complefc1 This Gut whs made to order and cost

ioqoo Will be sjld at a reduction Canbefseen at J W Hinglcyscigarstore CrystalSoilf W6tksNo fin Hotel street

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MINISTER COX DESORI0E9 SOME IN

TERESTINQ EXPERIENCES

tho InliabttnnU of tho Valley of Hi

Great Ktvor Itnltrond Trip ThoAncient One Homlled llongh A Ilngneor riles The lluIThlo

Tho railroad trip to Aayoot la not to beforgotten Wo bnd boon In Kgypt beforebut novor boyond Cairo or tho pyramidsof Ghlzn bo tlmt tho scenes on tho railroadtrnvol woro norol dlvortlng and Interest-ing

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Hrtvlng an apartment or carriage tooursolvos wo placed our portmanteaus ontho scat and mounted tuoroon as a vant ¬

age situation and for eight hours from 0a m till evening wo gazed out of thowindows at tho strangeness of tho pano-rama

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with its constantly changing colorsand forms Ilomcmbor It Is wintermid February Tho grain harvest Isnearly rlpo Tho cotton Is picked only afow bolls remain In the fields Tho Btigarcono Is bolng cut and carried on donkeycamels and cars to tho sugar factoriesTho long stalks nro Been ovory whoro Thollttlo blg bolllcd Arab boys In uttor nak¬

edness aro grinding tho succulont boocharlno stalks botweon tholr glisteningupper and nothor teeth Every ono on thoroute has a long sugar cano carrying onoend In tho mouth Tho lies aro settlingthick around tho Juicy orifices Tho air lapregnant with tho expression of tho ennoTho BUgar factories aro at work Thofumes not only add their fragranco battho long Iron chlmnoys glvo tholr pec aliar business look to tho landscape

THE TEOrLK OF TUB NILETlicro woro other peculiarities for which

tho car was a point ot observation Nottho costumes ot tho pooplo for theyseemed uniformly of a dark or bluo bournous Tho Boxes aro hardly distinguish¬

able from each other except by thomustache beard or turban Thoro Ismuch nakedness or nearly bo After ancngor glanco towards tho pyramids ofSakarrnli noar old Moinphls tho multi-tudinous

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mud huts and villages appearInlmsln abundance ovorywhoro plumotliomsolvus In their stately boauty TboeoUIs bolng plough od In places for thonow crop Tho pcoplo aro said to bo industrlous but ovcrywhoro wo sco themBitting under walls In tho shado andcovered with flics eyes oars faco handsfeet covorod with fllos Tho animal lifeseems to niovo as slowly as If it had ageto do a lifotlmo ot work Tho buffalo Isvery unlike our almost obsolota bigheaded Bpccics It Is neon in tho fieldsploughing with tho old ono handlodplough of tho tlmo of Sotls or turning thowator whcoL At a distance and especi-ally

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when cooling In tho water it lookslike u pacbydorin In foot Its brownblack tough hldo ungainly form and hide-ous

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faco to which tho horn gives a sinisterexpression mako htm an objoctot curiouslntcroit Hero nud thoro wo obsorvsBbcphords gcnorally children with shopherd dogs Homo nro Uodoulns with toutsot camcl halr black and dirty Thoy haveHooks ot sheep and goats and often m tcdHocks Thero aro generally a donkoy anda yellow dog and plonty of naked childrenYollow nnd will to llowors nro nlroady bodecking tho meadows

At various tlmos on tho railroad wo ob-

tained¬

glimpses of tho white and yollowstands and tho peculiar ninsta of tho dahablehs at an odd anglo with tholr stillmoro quaint sails llldgcs and plains otsands Boon glvo way to vlllngos whicharo tho sign and sight ot palm grovesOn both Bides of tho valley ot tho Nllolono arid nnd tawny mountains appearThoy aro pictures not unlike the desert otMoab out of whoso wildorness tho Bap¬

tist camo Thoy aro tho shaggy barriersof tho fruitful valloy For such fences asnro needed to soparato tho Holds thcano lnterwovon makes a tolorablo protext of protection It would not tarn aresolute rabbit Evorywhoro aro scon

stakes indicating motes and bounds andproprietorship which havo to bo ronowodwhon tho Nllo flood disappears Oldwollsweeps aro scon such as woro common laOhio in my boyhood Thoy lift tho vaterout ot tho soft soil to tho surface Thobottom of tho woll is of courso on alovolwith tho river nnd as 1 Bald tho river isvorythlng to Egypt It Is now quito low

still tho fields havo ponds in them buttho poud water docs not Bcera stagnantIndeed tho peoplo uso tho wator forevery purposo cooking washing bathing ota

A TLAaCE OF FLIESAt to tho buffalo for numbor and util-

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como tho donkoy and catuol I hadno Idea that tho donkoy was such n daisyin Kgypt Ilrldlelcss nnd saddleless howill amble gaily with a family on his ver-tebra

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He Is as patient and ns mook as Ifhis bunion woro nothing Bomotlmos youdo not boo his leg nnd only parts of hiscars when ho Is loaded down with sugarcano or grasses I soud you with this apicture of him loadod with only his oarsprotruding The camel looks as usualBluful und moves In a mysterious way

ns it ho grudged every tlmo ho lifted hUfoot

If I should bo called on to nmno thmost vital oloment of Kgyy t It would notbo tho buffalo donkoy camel ostrich orman It would bo tho lllos It was win-ter but thoy woro as plentiful as in thatlmo ot summor or ot tho plagues In thoeighth chapter ExorJ us It is said thaitho Lord did according to tho word ofMoses nnd he removed tho swarms ot lllosfrom Pharaoh from his sorvunta andfrom his people thoro remained not oneNVhat ft rollefl Not ono That wasnenr 4000 years ago They havo accumu ¬

lated slnco enormously Tho lnfantllodeath rata is duo mostly to flies On thovessol or In tho mud hut la tomplo ortown flies I From Thlnlto first dynasty2700 D O to the tlmo of tho prosont cour-teous

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and unsclllsh khodlvo fllos I Thebnn Bubastllo Suite Ethiopian Mace-donian

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Greek Lonirm and Mahoinotondynasties flies I From tho tinniestbuzzer to tho biggest blue bottle

fllesl Touching with dainty footand prohonsllo grip tho beauteous oyelnsh ot Cloopatra biting with chlvalrlointrepidity through tho harnossof God-

frey¬

do Bouillon and pursuing withnipping air Persian Konnanl Syrian

nndltoomns thoy lilt through historyfllos I S S Coxs Lottor in Now YorkWorld

A Novel llowar on tho IittirausA novel flowor has been found on the

isthmus of Toliuantepoo at tho San Joseliaclonda somo twenty two leagues fromtho city ot Tohunntopoo This floralchameleon has tho frculty ot changing Itscolore during tho day In the morning ItIs whlto wheu tho sua Is at Its zenith it Isred and at night It Is blue This redwhito-nnd-bju- o flower grows on a troaabout tha bIeo of the gimyuvo troo undanother icmillnrtty ot this flower Is thatonly at noon does It glvo out any porfum

Control America Letter

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ALONE Vj

Blneo sho wont homeTho evontng shadows llngor longer horoTho wlntor days fill bo much of tho yearAnd even summer winds aro chill and

drearSince sho wont homo

Blnco sho wont homoTho robins nolo has touched a minor

b trothTho old glad songs brcatho but a sad re¬

frainAnd laughter sobs with hlddon bitter

painBlnco sho went homo

Since Bho wdnt homoHow still tho empty rooms hor presence

blossodUntouched tho pillow that hor doar hood

pressedMy lonely heart hath nowhoro for Its rest

Slnco sho wont homo

Slneo sho wont homoTho long long dnys havo crept away Ilka

yearsTho sunlight has bcon dimmed with

doubts and fearsAnd tho dark nights havo rained In lonoly

tearsSlnco sho wont homo

Robert J Burdotto in Brooklyn Eaglo

Driving Close by a SomlnnrjTheres a fluttering of whlto wings In tho

dovocotos of learning Tho maldons whohavo sorvod tholr sontonco and aro gottlngtheir discharge from tho pen-- ltontlarynro filling tho air with graduating ossnysand tho anxious parents aro wolconilnjtthorn out with cffuslvo affection but bounmixed with wondorlngs ot what thoynro to do with thom

I was going to call at a seminary onbusiness said a follow tho othor nightand as I drovo Into tho grounds I saw nt

ovory window at least ono young fomalohoad gazing out into tho world It n manwants to feel how much interest attachesto him lot him drive cJoso to a Bomlnary ntan Idlo hour IIoll And girls who wouldnot look at him In town gazo lovingly uponhim as It tholr wholo souls wont out tohim I dont caro how ugly ho Is I drovoin and felt nil oyos upon me nt onco Icould not resist It I took out my handkerchief waved it in a somlclrolo kissed myhand with a graceful sweep nnd ovorywindow hod Its fluttering whlto handkorchtaf every whlto band waf tod a kiss tomo San Francisco Chronicle

Tho 8 Rio of Actress PictureTwelvo years ago wo used to Boll llttlo

card ItnprlnU of actresses and publlo peo ¬

plo for as much monoy as tho finest oablnot photo now costs Tho nolo of this kindof work nt present Is not largo Actresses aro of courso always In demandbut thoy must bo woll known and musthavo protty faces I sell ton ot MaryAndorsons pictures to ono of any othernctross Sho soils almost as woll as Nollson usod to soil nnd Nellsons pictures sellyet Thoro was tho most popular womanwho over llvod Evorybody Boomed towant hor photograph Maud Branscombeand other beauties had their rum of favorbut nono ovor equaled Nellson nnd all otthom aro now forgotten Fanny Daven ¬

port and somo othors sell very woll butnot as fast as Andorson Among tho monHubert Mantell Is tho lavorlto Bablos1pictures woro tho rago awhllo ago Lorlngtook a lot of them but thoy nro notsought now Nolthor aro tho pictures ofactresses in tights from which fortunesworo mndo whon Lydla Thompson firstcamo ovor horo Ulobe Domoorat inter--vlow

A National Typo Dons KxtstAnna Bowman Dodd In Tho Critic

discusses tho questions of a fixed nationaltypo la its rotation to Amerloan llterotaro and decides that such a typo doesexist aa a bhslsfor our literature Shosays Foreign customs habits languageneither affect nor lnfluonco us It Is thoAmorlcan who Influences and imposesJust ot In tho caso of langungo GermanSwedish and Fronch loso thomsolvcs laour native English tongao

Thoso facts ought to bo proof enoughthat at loasta national typo exists Itcan not bo argued away It la a typowhich is nolthor English nor Gorman norFronch It la Amorlcan a now man madoli you pioaso out oi sovoral out ones butBtUl an entirely now person In tho family ofnations In action la statesmanship Inmilitary achlovomont this typo has foundIts ombodlmont in such mon as Lincolnand Grant Could these great men ovorbo taken for othor than AmcrlcauafTho Current

Good Land In tho Stated rinlnsAnd now it turns out on examination

that tho nbuBed Staked Plains la Texasnro good farm lands I wrote tho samo ayear ago and now Mr Isalnh Troufoustwho has Just spent three months examin ¬

ing tho so called Stakod Plains in tho Panhaudlo tolls mo ho has nover Been a linerbody of cultlvatablo land as this sameStakod Plain

It Is coverod with buffalo grass saidMr Troufoust of tho very best quality

And Is it not a sandy barren plaluf 1ashod

No It is equal to any land in PonnsyJvanla Thoro aro a fow sandy bluffsalong the banks of tho North Canadianriver It is gcnorally a good farm country and la being taken up by homosteadera Tho cattlomon spread falso reportsabout tho Staked Plains They want Ukeep It for grazing but towns nro springing up nil through It Ell Perkins in NowYork World

Grunts Journals To Ho IutilUhodCol Fred Grant la busily ongagod In

editing the Journals of his fathers touraround tho world It la his prosont plansccondod by tho wishes of Mrs Grant Upublish this Interesting narratlvo on hitown account Undor tho contract withtho publishers ot Gen Grants momolrsthogenoral stipulated that nono ot his pa¬

pers should bo mado publlo for threo yearsfrom that ditto It is not said whetherthoro has bcon any misunderstanding withtho publishers of tbo present work but itis known that Cob Grant is opposed to entering Into any moro such arrangementsTbo Journal Judging from a generalknowlcdgo of Its contents will bo oxcoedlngly Interesting It troats upon notablemon and things from the court of StJames to tho throno of tho mikado PhUodelphta Times

One of the UentuoUjr YankeesI was In a hotel In Washington a few

days post whon a man went by of noespecial appearance Said ono mention-ing his name Thero goos probably thoableBt buslnosa man In California Said IWhero did ho como from Why ho

came from Kentucky Ho wns ono of theKentucky Yankees and n Kentucky Yankoo nan skin any Yankoo on tho globeMath Lottor

It Is bettor to wait for n coal train to goby than to pruwl under it whlto in moHon

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ciurol 2ibcritocmcittoruff

NEW STOCK

33oots aiicf ShoesNuuanu between Merchant and Queen

Streets Honolulu

I take pleasure In Informing the public tlintI have returned from the Coast with an

ELEGANT STOCKOf Shoes selected by myself comprising

Finest Ladles French Kid Shoes

Mens Fine Shoes and Boots ElegantChildrens Shoes

Also afine lot 6f

Infilnts Bronze Shoos

L ADLEBiWEMER Go

Manufacturing ml Importing

S IS W 13 3L 32 I JS

Xo 02 Fort Street

Alwuyt keep on hand a moil eegant utortment of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND JIAVUU S1LVLK WAKE

Er IrottgM to this marie

Clocks Wnteiics Urncclctn Aecklets rinB LockctK Gold Chains

nud Guard SIcovo ButtonsStuds Ktc Etc

And ornaments of all klnji

Elognnt Solid ISUvorTToa Sots

And alt kinds of silverware sullaUefor presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMada to order

Kenalrinz of watches and ieelry carefully attended lo and eaccuted In the moit wvrkmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention is paid to orders and Job work

from trie nther Islands

Hawaiian HotelCARRIAGE CO- -

Carriages at all hours day and

night Saddle horses buggies wagon

ncttcs and village carts with stylish and

gentle horses to let

FOR SALEA few good Horses a Phactjonsj

Two Top Buggies second hand Har-

ness

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and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESRing up Telephone Nurobe 31 or Apply

MILES HAYLEY

A M HEWETTStationor Kowsdcalor

Merchant Strccct - Honolulu H I

Mutual Telephone 37 Hell Telephone 303

Law Hooks and Lawyers Stationery aspecialty

Orders taken for Newspapers PeriodicalsHooks Music etc from any part of theworld having made all arrangements tncrciorwhilst in San Francisco

Red Rubber Stamps to Order

THE ONLY PRACTICAL

mm1

radiatorOn tho Islands is

TO TURNERNo 82 Klnrf Street

If you want your watch well repaired oryour clock put in order po and sec him

IIB Telephone 289 Mutual Telephone 289

Joseph Tinker j

ITninlly onil Shlpplnrt Uutolior

CITY --MARKETNuuanu Street

Corned Beef and Tickled Tonguesjalwayson hand Celebrated Cambridge Sausagesfresh dally

Deliveries free 0 any part of city andsuburbs

A H BasemaniijUoqk Hinder Taper Ruler andlllank Hook

Manufacturer

Campbells Block Rooms 10 and nEntrance on Merchant Street Honolulu

NF BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

flic TelJlien N RciUcnce 15

PS

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Mil Wieland Brewing Co

LAGER BEfcDRITIicIhM llccr on the Pacific Coast Sold dtiritiR the car 1885 68050 ImrclsnflKtf

beer nnd In 188G 8G01O barrels bcinn more than the next three IcrtilliicbrcwctiOSofCalifornia

DODD MILLBEProprietors Criterion Saloon

SnlujARyiU In Honolulu for the John Wiclnnd HiewinR Companys Draught Lagerllccr Always cool In Minctior Ice house at nlxnc vtloon

a caae

NOTICEThev Undersigned HT JHCorft

PROPRIETOR OF THE

HONOLULU PIONEER STEAM 0ANJY FACTORYUAKEIIY AND ICE CREAM PARLOR

Established 1863

Ucsjicctfully Inform Ihc public that frrtn this day on he Is fully picpmtil lo itrchu tutlcn for

Lunches Dinners Suppers Banquets BallsAnd RuaraVitcos fn all uiscsi he fullest satisfaction n tn in former yetrs not only abroadIut nlk in Honolulu Having references dating back ru far as tlicjcttr

i

1862In Honolulu having entered on all state occaon as nlri for select turtles given by llulrlate MnjcMtcJt Ksmehnnreha 1 Kamchamcha V and Lunalllo and tuning Iho hun0r of suppi Ing the prccni royal household with the delicacies produced In my ttnMMilntil lutvlngover forty ears practical experience In this line of business

IP JIOBNConfectioner Pnatry Cook and Ornamcntcr

ITttctoryj Storo and Ico Cream 3nrloi9 JtSTo 711lotel bot lorb and USTunami Sis

Both Telephones No 74

JUST RECEIVEDCOLGATES CELEBRATED PMEDMlSB

Comprising the Following1 Delicious Odois

CASHMERE BOUQUETAPPLE BLOSSOM

LOTUS BLOSSOM

PANSY BLOSSOMMOUNTAIN VIOLET V

CLAP RICELILY OF TMEAALLIiY

OPOPONA

STEPHANOTISWHITJ2 LILAC

WHITE ROSEYLANG YLANG

JQC1CEY CLUB

TrlOLLISTJUl CO109 Foit Street - - - -

Honolulu II I

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II I

liRtaVjliPthod 1B59ioiieer IFupiiiture Wazrerooms

PROPRIETOR

Just ReceivedA large variety of Tarlor and Iledrooni ScUWardrobes Sideboards llookcms WrlRpgDesks and Tables Heed and Kalian Rockersllaby Carriatcs and in fact curuhinc in thefi ilJ UllJ -- U IT l mm a - a Av Urai 1urniiure line fiANUb 1UHUNT

One hundred doien C HAIRS to Rent for Halls Parties Utc UIIIOLSTCUIKG ofevery description a Specially

Undorlaldnpj in all its BranchesMutual Telcpht nc and Night Alarm No 76

66 and 68 HOTEL STREET

HAY AND GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

K v BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COi ieiepnoiics io 175 vor iueen nua liaitiDurgn its

GEORGE ENGEUiARDTFoimcrlv with Samuel Noll

f

IMPOETBR B3ilAL K3l INSTOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS

AbS- O-

Croclcoryr Qlasswaro Houbo Furnisliiiig Hnnhvaro AgatoIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY1EAVER BLOCK FORT STREET

lliti Store foiroerly occupied by S Noit oppolnte SrKKCKici k Cps bank Honolulu II

AWwfaMriwbfaiAdhtoAWMM

Scncnil 2tbbCfUcmcnti5

ifl W McGhesney Sons

GEOOERS

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Li i lirtlt hali UriU all lit

Iltl rlftur fJoldcn CaiolU HMir HI Hom11

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Satis Com Ilft WlolcRacks Own flex Cracttil

Racks limn Aiarkc and Fine

Saek llin VMlihek Ilai Itttl

Sack lltam llnyoubacks llcaur llorw

Socki itrnnn Lin

SACKS fOTATOKS llIJST In GUNMJ s

Cki NtenaoCn Uxtra KkU CracWti

S MBllum IlrcnJCates CratUd Whcrit 10 lb Uc

Cn Grm Meal lilte 10 Hi buttCamOal Meal id lb Imiks

CaMi Corn Starcli

Casks Dupec Hams

Cnl Ilania Cnfil 11 Itarou

CaeVatrlirV Ir1 lb pallT Cu Kaftlnnkt tan Ik nliCakes Katrlanka Lanl 10 lb t oil

Ca Wfilthcys Iluiter In tinsllairilrklrui llmtcr Gilt nigr

Qr lirLInk lliincr Filce

Cases JSTow Cheese

IttMn Wit Salt CotllitliHbUllcrcM Calunitla Klvtr Salaw

Cae IunJry StarchHoick Drown Laundry Soap

Pure Java Cuffce Kcaitcd and Ground 1 lb lintSntkn Green Coffee

Clickta Japan lea 1 Hi naperiChtt Jan lea i lb papers

4iv if it ifi tI w fuiuiB iajiiuuii Ayeni

lltinei KaUIni Muuali

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Drurnt CilrcnMoxet Currauti

CnieaCliucuUileCakes Mlted licklo

Caua Spices auorted all all

Sctl Inclnli WdmilkSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cflkr California Honey lb tintCne Klnc Mor Coa fresh canned

riults Jelliea and Vegetablesllalca Wrapping laperetra qya lly

A Akijjt assoktxknt

Eofc Galilbiiiia Loatlier

Sole Inwile Unrnes Sklrdnif and UppersIrepch and American Calfuklix t

Slieep Skins loot bkiniSaddles andSaildte Tiers

Theae gooils are new and frrthand will U sold

LOWEST MAKKET RATES

M W MoCliesney Soiis

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