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"Vol. H, 3No. 57

If FOBUKIBD

Jvery AfternoonEXCETT 9CNDAY BT THE

Holomua, Publishing Co.

- At lung St (Thomas bloak),

Honolulu, H. I.

1 mm; k Mlr?wi y Carriers in thetw mi wImtW. Sfltte Oot fer Saleat W .V Dk awl at lb OiSte el

EDMUttD HOMUE, - - Editor

ABRAHAM FEfWAMOEZ, - ttenQff&r

aSTOTIOE.AH ItMltMM GoaM&laUoa sWnW be

iiMrtwwl to AkreluuB Fwaaadez, ilouo--

II. I.CeKTMfOu&mM and Graiwunkatlons for

TwUfaftttmi alMMld lMtUrad to toe AlitorUvtM Holowaa. No ixHiro will b paid

t H.MV ZMMIBMHttt eOmWGUMSntiOlH.

business Cards

A. T. PBTEESON,

ATTGHNBY AT LAW.

0Sw 1 in KaakanMsa Streot, HonoluluHawaiian Ikud.

GHABLES 0BEIGHTON,

ATTGRXBY AT IIVT.

Qfiia U3 KaakHBMan Street, Ilenololnllawiifcvs Island.

PAUL NEUMANN,ATTORN BV AT LAW.

814 Morohant Street, Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

OLAEENGE W. ASHFOED,

ATTOttKBX AKD COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.

Qy OKI Captol BulMLng. HonoluluHaty, AlJlti!iplv,tOffit,

ltntoki.

JOHN LOTA IvATJLUKOU,

ATTQRXBV AT LAW,

Office, corner King t Bethel Sts.

LEWIS X LEW,

4Roftl Est&to and Genera!AnotlonQor.

Canwr Port tad Qaca Str, Honclahi

Parsona! attention given to Salesof Furniture, Heal Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

A. BOSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No IS Eaahuinanu St. , Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

W. S. LUCE--Wine and Spirit

MercQiantOnmpbeU Fire-pro- of Block,

MERQHANT ST.. HONOLULU

,3 t " to Q--r

Business Cards

. H. E. AlcTNTIBE A BRO.,

Gboosby, Fbbd Store & Bakery,

Corner of

King and Fort Sts., Honolulu.

aTAGFAIILANE & GO.

Dealer in Wines and Spirits

KaalMaana Streot, Honolula.

H. F. BEETELaLANN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

S6 King St, Bell Telephone 107.

F. H. EEDWAED,

CONTRA OTOR AM) BUHNER,

No. 50G King Street, Honolulu.

Hawaiian Islands.

dr. Mclennan,131 Fort Street

OfBw Hoars: 9 AAI. to 12 M.: 3 to 5 P.M.

Office Tel. Tel. 257.

M. H, LOHE1DE,SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

BELL TBLETUONE 157.

All orders promptly attended to.

Boll Telephone SSI. P. O. Box 32

W. "W. WEIGHT & SON,

Carriage and Wagon Builders

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

79 and SO King Street, Honolulu, H. I.

Elias Kaululaau Wright

S3r DENTIST,- -

Corner afjKiag and Bethel Sts., UKtairs,

Entrance on King Street.

Office Hocus From 9 a.m. to12 m., 1 to 1 p.m. Sundaysexcepted.

- Tailop!

324 Nuuanu Street.

All Suits GuaranteedTo Fit and in the Latest

Style.

Olothes Gleaned and Repaired.nol7

J. PHILLIPS,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTE-R

COPPER SMITH.

2r House and Ship Job WorkPromptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street. Honolulu.

11. x,oauj.

SSTotary Pxiblic

OoUwlor and General BtttincsAgcnL

Paicnlte of Lose's ChemicalCompound for Clarify iug

Cane Juice.

Sub-Ag- mt for stvcml of tMJb'e$

FIRE WSUXAXQE COS.

BConohiKi, PViday3

Business Cards

6. W.'HADFiBLAHE 00.

Imports and Gomsissioii

Honolulu. - Hnvrnifoa Islands

THOMAS LLNDSAXrl

Mannfatlttring' Jevrtiar amiWakkmaker,

Moluemy Bteolc. 405 Fart St, Hanolnlc.

HABBISON BEOS.,

AND BUILDERS,

20S Fort St , Honolulu.

ATEEGHNT'S EXCHAKOE,

S. L SHAW, PRerRTEioB, ,

CHOICE LIQUORS

and FINE BEER,

Corner of King and Nuuann Sts.,

Mutual Tel. 423. Honolulu.

BRUCE & A. J. GARTiVRiGtiT

Business of a Fiduciary Nature Transacted.

Prompt attention given to the managementOf Estates, 'Gu&rdiansUips, Trusts,

etc., etc, etc.

Offices, : Cartwrighl Building,Merchant Street. Honolulu.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE 53 SALOON !

P. McINERNY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

ConxER Benin, axd Hotel Sts.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nuuann Street.

EDW: WOLTER Manager.

The Finest ksrioa of LIQUORS &nd

BESR, oki anrwherein the town.

Flrt-k&- s attemisno?. Call and judgefor yourself. n SO-I-f.

LCrapipe Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Protrictor.

Fine tfine?, Liquors EbbPj

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Comer Ncuina and Hotel Sire is

BeRTekphoacSiL Post Ofica Bax 32.

W.W.WRIGKT&SON

Caniaffc Mm BuildersO D

In All Its Bbanghes.

HorseshoeingA SPECIALTY.

7S ad SO .Kbg St, Hosoials

2;

March. 9, lS94r.

--Advertisements

City IVIea

Oppo. Queen Emma Hall,

Estab!isnodlSS3.

JOS. TINKER,

Maker of IhfCclebrated

Cambridge Pork Sausage !

Try TiiEii.

ITeat Delivered to Any Part "of

the City and Suburbs.

Mutual Tolophono Number 2S0.

Criterion Saloon

PFE AUSTEALH.,

another Invoice of the celebrated

II

JOHN TEILAND

mm

Also, a Frbsh I.ntQic&Of

-- FOB- '

L. H. DEE,

Proprietor.

KW0I& SfflG GH09& k 00.

Oon.txa.ctor

Xainting:, &c

JITo also keep on hand

Bedsteads, Mattrasses,

Tables. BookcasesMirrors, Etc,,

AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES

Noj IGJCioe si,, Honoldla. - 'i."' . dl 3d. .

Per

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BERS AND LOCATION

OF BGRSA05.

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DsMxxx.vr or Pucker.

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WI. DAVIES.

Stevedore"Wreckex1.

Aix sixne of wottx. .

The Sckooar AlAHUtAlIX,

t KSCfcl IW Mud t Oiiw.

ios: of RaffcreiKH? Iuflin niOffie of J. S. WitiW. orSpreafcate' Bank, or Wriil Bri,"Fort Strtot

LEWIS & CO..

WhoIesale!and Rp.tail Grocers

AND

PEOTISION DELtVLBRS.

FRfSR QALIFORMA SALMON ON I8

SALtT SiVLAToNjlN BAKK8KB

ru Fart St., JI-uiu-jH. Z3rf. sym,

'OHAS. GIRDLER,

ImiDortcr and ConTmiasion

torclmnt.SPROIALTrKSs

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Miwimu, c xais

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b AfiiiMaiu tor TbftiriaiagSauafc tf

VS .UI Oatig ywipity an wLlVHITE, RITMAN dl CO.

dEMENT toL!gAS1

Lcaqite ChiPbing'Laid.

Esuraaioa given oa alPkindaot

GO.VGEETE A SPECIALTT.

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BY AUTHORITY.

Drnmsffl op Pause.'HBefcat,H. L.Mr.tk,lSfiL

1X ALL Oa" " twoffyiaa; kcaatf ouWaMttcial for

tint aae tt OowwrMMt, aouaa i ar S

toau uW ta mmI CXDIT al THJOEK f

M SIX MOTHS i ill o fcw-e- 4w'

nB W gacd aad infl 1 a atfco r ay taqa?. j

IbMMtteinMWMMMidiiiml mat far iipHw nun sat

Mb. ifit lamLoaid

S. 1L Da 21 OX.Miniver of Finance

5--3t lily.

PROGRESS.The IJtfe tf Ike Iumi it EsfmbBthe

Righteousness.

HONOLULU. MAB. 9.1894.

Hand Off! Loyalists.

Tba latest absurdity on theport of Ue grand aggregati-- w ofvisdoai atxl efaeieuoe which bythe grace of cannon and sand-

bag, M now jneUllod in lolaniPaUoe, apjieatra in ite proposed

ew" for the holding of a oon- -

iHiiUoitl con vent ion. That pro-

posed ooactment being ratherlengthy, an exhaustive critioiswiof it pmTiaions would requireMore cfoorspaoo tltKU ii6 ee

deoerrec; wherefore wo

will cot tout ooraelvM, for tlioreent. with a reference to aotnu

of lis most eccentric featarus. Tobegin with, the sole pur(ce of aeottelitnltonal comeutioii h tofvante a constitntion for submis-sion to the people, as a basis fora return to settled governmentSttoh a return of ourso i in pi 10?

'tbi extinotion of Uie holy Provfsioual Oo-ertucu- l, whichcannot continue to exist after tlio

reetMi4on of government undereoctitttUonil forms. Tite ox-lino-

of the existing mjime1 any therefore le stateil as theprimary object of tho 1m w providnag for a convention. But in thofsoe of this ktg;oi! nocessity, thettiosed "law" it)oses a test

oath of "true allegimica" to thissame P. 0. which it is its prima-

ry jMtrrtOtse to extiugnish. Justhow a man can bear "trueallegianoe" to a govornmuntwhile deliberHtely plnnning itsdesirnetton, is one of U10 prob-

lems which we lonvA to the sapionttinkers and soapboilers of tho P.G, Tbo oath also pledges thefoikr to opposo the rostorntion ofthe MottArehy, nnd of Her piosantMnjesiy in pwrtioulnr. Tho oflect(and no donbt tlio reason) of thisis lo so circumscribe tho ohoicoof the vrtet-- as to necessitate thfadoption of some "sernb" formof gorenimeut, however inferiorIn merit to n Hbernl monarchyThere may be the further objecttovxetade all royalists from thopolls, awl leave the selections ofdelOgatas to the delectable comttotted of TnBfcee-l)ulah-Svv- ede

irtgeee residents wherotu thoP. 0. i blessel with its chiefsupport; but if thai bo the

. objeei; well him! cowl. as thoresult will show that only n

OArpomVs guard, us comjMredwith the totnl number ofeieetors. Wave ret:startMl tboir

ai. aod ikni tho oouvontion.if it shall ever meei, (which ismOM than doubtful.) will repreMi merely n dtsoonlant rump

of mouthing rndionls nnd snivel-

ling misaionarids.The, it is proposed to Ioavo

tlie present members of the coun-

cils in tho convention withoutoteotion. This is a very prudentliro?!stau on their part, for itmust be obvious to the least in- -

ioUgei of theiOi thai not n

inoluer s son of their gang could,by aay possibility, soura olec-tio- u

under n fair ballot. They,therefore, follow the emulousonmple of a former MexicanOougrttss, who passed a revolu-

tion declaring themselves re-

elected for another term, after,puttiug themselves by thor leg-islativ- o

peculiarities, beyond thohope of election by the people.Bet the inquiry is pertinent as towhom the present Couucillorsrepresents? By whose suiferages, or upon whoe choice do

; 1 Jf ;

ibey propose o it is lbs eosvas-iiou- f11 iit idem uf km eiecsios

lid t Mcur repre&gutativee ofthe people, srkj aot carry tWpriuetpJe to its legttuaaie ad,aad have si? the delegates electod? Is it beeuas tie desire ofpresent Councillors so sit is cosvolition if stronger tbaa theirbosied regard for representHiveinstitution! Perhaps it is because they, in ifcetr superiorwiiloo, have learned what noothers know, namely: that tbtysire more fitted by abuttal audaomi aquipmeut to settle fuuda-BMa- Ul

qufeiions of veruumi; than aoy others who 000M pseiblyi be Aurad ttbin our tropic shor- -.

Ah ! well H let tbem cont inue theirfortoof daof. A rude aw twinsfor them lies not &r befrre. Itmast be sdmittrd as ot th firstimportance that the scurvy mis-

sionary' elrroent of the presentTtfimm shall be 'oWned." sod thektstion, ernj a? tber propose is,will sorflj effect thai object.

mtdHnk.rs pmv safetyW krft to tb tnder mercies of Uwradicals- - and tb latter can be

dealt with later cm. There's plentyof time, no hnrrv. J a the meantime all believers in the monarchy,and all true advncates of "gox-ern- -

tof the people, by the people.and for the people" will let thtfarce severely alone, and listen f--r

the dell thud that awaits theCentral Union centiugeni in poi-itio- s.

The League Wins.

The oleciion of Mr. D. B.Smith to the Advisory Council isa decided victory for tho Amer-

ican League over tho missionaryiwtrty. The latter protend tohavo backed Mr Smith, but it isno secret that there n fow daysago wore 12 members of theCouncil pledged to oppose hiscandidature nnd defy tho League.

The determined attitude of theradicals was too much, though,f r the feelings of the familycompact and they foil into line.It is now to be limped that Mr.D. B Smith will surpriso thecommunity by displaying greetabilitv as a legislator and gigun- -

tic wisdom as an "AdviSorv

Mn. Jorkpii Marsdkx wlnsrname has inadvertently appeared ingrossly insulting terms vhich jfuiuoh rrgrtttfd by us and frwhmli we tender n frank ajtology.Diilerence in jwluical views lod U

wrong optninns; on investigationwo Hud that there is 110 emse existittg fur ary such personal reflations on Air. Mursdon as madby us.

Willis ts Dole.

The President iransmiHed toCongress another batch of Hnwniian oot resjiondeiioe, iuclcdtugdistMttohes which atrial from

an irrHnotsoo X'eoruary JLUtn.

and which reached the Stuto Doparlineut Satunlny morning. A

side from the portions alrendpublished, it opous with a lottoifrom Willis to Grosham. iellifgof the celebration of the first an-

niversary of tho Provisional Govorument. January 17th, and saying: "Kone f the foreign representatives participated in' theobseranoe of tho day. Ko sntnteswere fired from the Ameponn.British or Japanese wnr vesseViu port Tho representatives offoreign governments acted uponthe instructions from their owngovernments ami upon their ownresponsibility, with the distinctdisavowal on the part of therepresentative of the UnitedSUtos that its notion wns eitherintended or desired to controltheirs."

Willis incloses editorials fiomtho daily papers of Honolulusevorely reflectiug on Clahmd,Greshnm and Blount, and askinginstructions on the subject.

The matter of chief ialrresi inthe corresjondeuce is PresidentBole's letter to "Willis givingspecifications, as to the attitude ofthe United. Ststes to Hawaii, amialready published, to the eSecithat it seemei to portend a foreible restoration, and WMlis5 ret.lywhich, Willis says, irili end correspi'iideace on the subject.

Willis begins bis reply to. Boleby sayiugr "The only qaiioof prolibk imports sc arkisOiit

of the pretest crrepoadeoce iswfeet bet United S4 t ve-?l- -,

9nere at Ue Uase your letter tnssrdlieat objectiounWe to yoer

Goveraaieat. Certain htagugewhich seemed to eoavey that ideaws in she subsequent note ofJanuary 15ih srithdrawa. thus. Ian pieuead to kaov. fceatTtBg theirpeeffal and friendly purposewithout question. la addtiioa tothe sbo?e statements which were,as I thought, unjust, ia that soleresponsibility for the recent dis-turbed eoaditioB of this oomoiu-ni- b'

was attributed to ate as thediplomatic agent of the UnitedStates. 1 n your last eoeaianniea-tio- a

yon expressly disclniei anyintention of charging me or myGovernment with intent to produoe the results or conditions de-

scribed in the comwunicatlon ofBeeoiaber 27th. Your first lettereoeirtins a similar assuronoe cou-

pled with the statement that your'Government is reluctant tobelieve this condition of attiiirswas contemplated or expected byyourself or by the President ofthe Uaitod Staees.

,'In view of the above, a replyto your last communication maynot be necessary, noroue be rondoxoept from the desire that my

Government may have the goodwill and friendship of tho peoplefor whom you speak."

Continuing, Willis says he isnot at liberty to discuss mattersoccurring before his arrival, ex-

cept to Ray they were not givenunfriendly construction at thetime, Touching tho interviewpublished in a local paper 2sov

ember 16th, quoted from by Doleiu his letter, Willis points ontthat the fact wore that on Novem-

ber loth, Damon, Min'ster ofFinance, came to tho UnitedStates Legation saying there worerumors of an attack that night orthe next morning on the Govern-ment building, and tho guardshad been increased. Willis toldDuinu that the Japanese Consulind British Minister badrapiost-e- d

him to undertake the protect-ion of their people from approbonded mob violence, also friendsof tho Quoen. In view of thisWillis said to Damon: "I do notwish to interfere in any way withyour domestic affairs except withyour approval. If you do notbjoct, however, I will publicly

announce that the United Stateswill to to prevent mobvioleuce." Damon expressedpleasure at Willis attitude in thematter thon and afterward. LutorDole himself expressed approvalaid satisfaction at what occurred.Tt was generally accepted as hav-

ing had nu excellent effect.

Willis adds: "The action wasmount nnd understood at thetime as in the iuterost of ponce,humanity and good order andwill, after this explanation noluger, 1 hope, bo consideredevidence of hostility v

Willis denies that he said any-

thing to tlio delegation of theAmoricau League on Xovomber17th which could bo construed hsunfriendly. Willis refers to therevocation on November 29th bythe Provisional Goverumont ofpermission for the United Statesforces to laud for drill. Ho saysno ieson was given and ho knowsof none, bni the revocation wasrespected and no anned U. S.troops havo landed since for thator any other purpose. Ha remindsDole that under the Constitutionthe United States Congress alnecan declare war, and as the Pre-sident distinctly announced hewould only act within the con-

stitutional limits of the Executivepower, he precluded the idej ofusing force, and affirmed his declaration of November 1st, delivered through Secretary Gresham.not "to do anything which wouldcause injury io life or property ofuv one at the islands."

As to visiting citizens, referredto in Dole's letter, who witnesseddrills and other warlike preparations on board United Statesvessels, tins says: "xaeir ap-

prehensions would hre beenpromptly allayed by the informa-tion thai what they saw thatFriday they could see any thirdFriday in the montb.it being theusual squadron routine drill, vis:Boat drill, fire party, arm andaway, requiring the knapsack,etc,

Willis praises tho forbearanceaud sl coutroi shown by, the o$

cars nad so- -n of ihUi-- d Slabs

?r hip iu aTttifftag eo41toii . f : TT 1 !

says: "1 uesire o suiie ana iuoiy coetmuaicatioa f pditiculcbaractar which I bans bad -- ri(b41- .- rt t: Sii t itoeoosioss. Taesoie puxpos of

I these agoUsto0S wus, us youknow, to fcure propraraaJefrom the Quosa. as to the life andproperty of all eogueetad withthe overthrow of the utoorcr.T-Thes- e

kaviag been secured, Ithen, aider iaeiruetiou? of therrusHiwii at mm umwa ouara.I

presented his doeiston. settingforth his reasons therefore, andsubmitting them to yoer Goveru-me- ni

for it? voluntary aclioa."Carter was iavited by me io

the last interviews, with theQuec. December 16th and lcth.He knew nothing until then of

the interview of November 14th,He is a native Hawaiian of Ame-

rican parantage. whose character1 for integrity ami intelligence is1 acknowledged in the community.and L considered luni a properperson to be present..

"You state 'there was almost awell-nig- h nniversal belief in thecity that you were about ioattempt to land the naral forcesof the United Stttes-- to enforcethe execution of the President'spolicy." My answer is, my Gov-

ernment, one month prior to thetime roferrod to, had given youinformation negativing theideaofusing force aud authorised thepublication of such information'to allay any such apprehension.-- '

Furthermore, as frankly admittedby yon in this correspondence,'your Government itself did notentertain this apprehension. "

As to the Hawaiian Governmentbeing refused permission to senddispatches by the dispatch boatCorwin, Willis says tho navalofficers nnd the public generdlywore refused such permission,aud no inferencoof unfriendlinessshould be drawn therefrom.

Willis continues: "In para-graph 26 you quoted from myaddress of December 19th,submitting tho viows of tho Pre-

sident upon tho Hawaiian quest-sio- n.

I respectfully suggest thatthere is in this address no inti-

mation as to the use of force.lour paragraph 1 states: "Upon ,

(koOSnUfnn,!,., T...v-- -v- -.

to the foregoing communication 1

in tho negttive. Up to tho timeof sending you my communion t- - j

ion of December 27th no furthercommunication had been receiv-ed by me from you, and no as-

suranceI

had buen received thatforco was not to be used, norwhat your further instructionswere concerning this Gov-

erumont.'"Let me call your attention to

tho fact, thit at the time youranswer mis delivered I notifiedyou i would forward-i- t to Wash-ingti- on.

nnd that nothing won!dbe done by me until farther in-

structions. To thsyottr tvplywas 'thai it would be wrv satis--factory to our ieople."'

Willis says his refusal to acceptsocial otfictal ooorttsis was

j promptexl by the friendliest motives and was "iuteuded to leaveall persons, niter the dtseloaBreof the views of ray Government, I

free and unembarrassed to defer- - j

mine for themselves the relations S

they desired to hold to me andmy family.

JUST RECEIVED froai JAPAN

Several Kind of

Cotton Crape,Latest Style of Shirts

in different qualities.

Tea Sets a Specialty

Japanese Lanterns ami manyCurios suitable for ChristinasGoods.

Ul KCCC STRSZF, Um- -

JKtaaJ.

1 m ftfc.i.n.navies wj

KAAHIBLAXU ST.,

Eloriolulu. : :

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fc Mercliaiite

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SUGAR -:- - FAGTORS.

AGISTS FOR

taMjuKT- -

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Ltauot Packet ham U- -

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LivxatoOL OrFKm:TW Attaav. OU BaBSt.MohMat

MOBTGAGBuTS NOT! OB 01?

FOBECLOSXTRS.

I N ACCODAN"CK WITH THE PHOVT-S-

I ioas of a eartam atartupa awde ayKAUHANE KAKLTNA to WlTc. ACKl,dated ibe Slh dr ot XovenUv ISul.cori ia Labor 131, page XX mm! OmIt

n0i to Latt Caoag, aotto hertbynva that tbe mart ge inWo.4 to ton-j- k

Um -- bm lor muduioo brokn. UwU: uon-pajuiu- of intoiatt ami priwMit.

N'oticw fe bfcewfee Riu that aftrr iheof Uuw (tea lb dak- - uf uu

ttouo. UV pronartT vmtvymi by caKi owrl- -gage will M advrtial Utr ah at pabbcaaetkni at ta aaeuoa kxhus ot mm: V.M..IMU. ia Uvaoiahi. ON WtlDKESIAV.tae I ttk day of March. at lSuoou, of

Dated Honotala, Febnwrr IS, 1SP1.L.VU CHOSG,

Amgom f Mofigagto.

Tae irandves wnnd bj-- arid laujfcgayMHMSK Ol 1 KM SIH IB luam, IUUIB,Uaai. and eoBTjrd t said mortgagor byKaUwa, by dwtiaaMd Ua 9ta oavol A agoM, IS5.T, a4 reouieea tn lumt KS. weaa10-- 2 ad 10S.

(CARD fromCAPT. PALMER.

I deahe to pMMr zjomm my tbaaks tothe of ilottolara mw coustaat xumaagsaaaaoBiiarwwMiTad atthwraawus. IhT triad to expma at it aftouaatt andbat, vetv shauie of ojanioo m to the facta

uden will atebabty be pobUahed ia pas- -

:PWfomaadeojavriUh ony mumnt to Um euaeua at iUwU.

(Addra) Jclics A.IUlmm, J.Xo. 10. Rwad Suh, Iknuw.mir ' l"w"

:

Again in Town !

ISTew lusfeL-ctmoiifia- l

33aaxcL Soleccioxis

The Lntout sod Be--t receivedby the s earner loitowai, are now!ua rxh bit-o- n at the

Popular PhonographParlors,

Arlingtin Block, Hojel StreeLDon't raisUke the Location.

fel9

iH. MAY, & Co5.

jTea Dealers,Coffee

RoastersAND

Provision

MerchantsJfFOriSir&aU Honolulu

Families, Planfaiious and Shipssupplied with choicest

European &American- Groceries

C4iforata Produce bytEvery;. S(nn:er. ;

--rVdvertieme nts

J. KEMPNER,

FssMonabfe, Toilo?

CP majw to wtasx m

Qd Verio 0 At &k

Mu1

Item ti&simkk. Omi fjfcJ.

107 KING STREET.

0Kie j Hohtfel

JOtHlXK OP

Spirits,& Beers.

HOTEL ST., hut lfrts arklj

BetUsi ?ireetav

Holidays

Tho nudersiguod beg leave tocall tho attention to a large as-sortment of tasteful nnd oTogftntJewelry, suituble for ChrfsttnosPresents.

SCawaxiaix v (r.' i

Delias: A

in diifbrattt sfaee.

X

a Submit.

If yon vant to buy an ologouich1 at the same lia an uiaxen-si- w

Cbmtnttts Present, calluronml aud inspect my stoek.

CH0S. LINDSAX, r3IeIaaayMMv Iti Su IlelalaaWt f

"rrnrri-ri- T ,LJLJ JXjJj;

WAIKJKJ, HONOLULU.

First-Clas- s A ceommoo ns

for

Tourists and Island

Guests.

SUPBR10R B&TBUW FAOlUliES,

Prfote CbliagQi for Families.

oct9T. A. SLMPSON.

Manager.

Qaliii Railway it Land Co.

TIME TiSJBLEAND AFTER Jcxe i, 1S92- -

S2TRAINS

TO KWA XILL.

B BADjuk. rj. tm. rM.

Imin 11m III,... .Sitf t(S fc

;itt.iaC ic Sdw

TO uamujLK.

0 B B Axm. xM. rjt. tM,

l -- ( tax s ms itLaw MCttr. .i 1UIS 4:1 feMAwfa Hi nihil.... 71 114S .S

A Saturdays only.B Daily.C Svadnrs excepted.D Saturdays excepted.

She golomua (Salcmlnr.

SajM TTm Ta i Fr SpUs IWs2! a Kv Mooa.

t Um4 7..4

I"111

15; 1 tl SS 9 jT Meh SI.'LU QrMtr.a :

as' ar so ati Mn 23.

MARCH 9. ISO-i- .

LOCAL NEWS .

A saall forest of masts nowgraea the water front.

tfha Y. M. C A. pooplu mot

last evening. Only routine bust21

The American ling is flying onIke fjwguii ilo today. Woaihorpleasant.

The steamer Mariposa Sailedfur Sun Francisco yostordnyafternoon.

The trwsWoe of tho Queen'sHospital will moot, for spacialbusiness, on Saturday next.

The "olinsm of polities" isurased by Peter G. Jonas beingthe attornay for Mr. T. May.

The "Morning Star," from' thoSottttt Sons, is duo bare on thoIfth itist, at the furthest.

The steamer Alameda is duo atthis j9,rU from tho Coast, onThursday next tho loth iust.

It is reported that it is uow auassured fact that a Press Olub isto bo formed, a needed necessity.

Light trade showers still exist.Like children, they aio trouble-Wiw- ti

comforts. Thurmoiuotcr 79.

0 jwpor hare made an awfulbreak in copying the 'JW'spassenger list of the outgoingMariposa.

The sidewalk on Hotel strootbetween Alaken aud Piehardsstriate has not yet received anyaitaaHott.

The "coatrar and tho 'JWhnve a mutual 00 use to fight byreason of iho kind of constituentstimy have

Today is tho silver weldingday of the Emperor and tho Em-

press of Japan. The day was dulynoticed t noon by salutes from

Jhe Ameionn, English and Jap-anese warships m port

Tho introduction of moreJapauuse labor is regarded bylicensed liquor dealers as bene-ficial to the liquor trade, byreason of the increased consump-tion of aki.

Marshal HltcbcocV is liable tonave a long vacation from ihoduties of his ofiice, while oaKauai.

Haalou a mail Carrier over tbePall rout, under vaiim gover-nment, during the Ian thirty-fi- ve

years, is dead, and hi- - widuwmourns her bj.

Mr. J. U-- Ka'sraiaoi is very mwi'iratcd tbwi bis iaprtaoesssei lniily. Dire taiwg sre threularwd adrevflatio? are looked Sar in, ehtterlb fcifb er ifetehinf.

The jrrass oa the promises ofMrs. Pratt, at Waifciki, is stated;o novo oeea on nre and areward is. farther said, to beo&urod for kJeniiScfition of theiccomliarr.

Tho re is troeblQ in the Sofecut- -zn club camp. The American(3. C.) LecgU6 has, so far, bowled ttteni oet aad the organizatioR,of the SchfNitxea's, are kicking attitoir own downfitlt.

Mr. Maurice, the dranoeagnt of one of the most instructive exhibitions which will harebean presented here for sometime past has made arrangementsby whioh Mr. Ganns, a mosttnlontad descriptive artist, will,in the user future, display avariety of lantern-slido-photo-graph- s,

to the viow of the geueralpublic, at Kawaidbao church.

Another Outrage.

Mr. H Rlemme has again beentho victim of tho infamousscoundrel who poisons the finedogs imported by him. It willbo remembered that Mr. Klomme,i short while ago lost two valuabledogs, aud last night his magnifi-cent inostifr "liing" died fromthe ofloct of administered poison.King was recoutly imported byMr. Klommo who paid $100 forhim, and whs an unusual finespocimon of mastiff. It is do-ploni-

that no clue can bofound to the perpetrator of thesevicious acts.

WANTED

Tho following numbers of thoHolOMUA:

isen Aug 5913W

. 593

Ten cents a copy of each number will be paid at tho Holomuaoffice. tf

OCEANICSTEAMSHIP CO

Time Txiblo.

LOOAX MISTE.

Arrive Ho&olsta LtaTd Hoiwlnlatrim S, P. rarS, F.

Peb. 24... . . . .Mar. 31.Mar. 24... Mar, 3.Apr. 21... . Apr. 23.MuylO:.. .My. 20.Juno 1G Inno 23.

Through .ldiieFrom Sun Pwn. for Sytlnoy.

Arrive Honolulu

Alameda Mar 15MarijHisa ,Air 12Monowai May 10Alameda Juue 7Mariposa July 5M uiowai Ag 2A'ameda ..Aug 30Mtriposa Sup 27Mouowai Oct 25

From Sydney for San Francisco.

Letn Honolulu.

Mariu... Mht SMonovai Apr 5Alameda Muv 3Mariposa -- .My 31Moaowai June 23Ala mod Jo W 26Mariposa Aug 23Mnowtii Sept 20Alameda Oct la

Long--

Branch.

BATHINGEstablishment.

This First-clas- s Bathing Besorthas been enlarged and is nowopen to tho public. It is thebest place on the islands to enjova bath and there is no betterplace to lay off. Special accommodations for Ladies. Trawcarspass tho door every half hourdoa Saturdays and Su&days every&ftaea. minutes.

C. J. SHERWOODj Proprietor.

THE P. O MOTIVE

More BevointionErMethods.

AX ACT TO IHOTIB 10 X OOBSETL

Be it enacted by tfce Esfestiveawl Advisory Councils of the Pro-visional Government of tbe Ha-

waiian Id lauds.Seetioa 1. There shall onn-ve- ce

at the call of the Presidenta convention to fr-Bt-

e a constitu-

tion. Saki convention shall con-

sist of the President, the Execu-

tive and AdTtsory Councils amieighteen delegates to be electedas herein provided.

Section 2. The ejection shalltake place on saeh day as shallb proclaimed by the Minislor of

the Interior.Section 3. For the pnrpose of

this election there shall be fourelectoral divisions, viz: (1) theIs'and of Oahu, from which shallbe olected six delegates, (2) theIsland of Hawaii, from whichshall be elected five delegntes. (3)

the Islands of Maui. Molokai andLauai, from which shall be elect-o- d

four delegates, (4) the Islandsof Kauai, and Xiilmu. from whichhall bo elected three delegates.

QUALIFICATIONS OF ELECTORS.

Section 4. Even mule resident of tho Hawaiian Islands, ofHawaiian, American or European birth or descent, who shallhave taken tho oath by this Actprovided; who Shall have paidhis taxes for the yearlS93, unlessexompted by law from payingtaxes; who shall have attainedtho nge of twenty years; whoshall have boon domiciled in thoHawaiian Islands for one yearand shall hnvo caused his nameto bo entered on tho list of votersof tho precinct iu which he rosides, and who is not insane oran idiot, or who shall not havoboon convicted of a felony unlesspardonod, shall bs entitled to avote for the delog.ites to be olect-

ed from the island on which suchvoter resides.

Section 5. Each voter for de-

legates may cast as many votesas there are delegates to be elected from tho division in which heresides, and may cast one votefor each dolegito, or cast themall for ono delegoto, or mayotherwise divide his votes amongtho several delegates.

The required number of candi-

dates receiving tho highest num-

ber of votes in tho respectivedivisions shall bo the delegatesfor such divisions.

Section 6. Tho election shallbo hold by ballot. The ballotshall be printed by the Ministerof tho Interior at Governmentexpense, and shall conform insize.quaHty and general form toiho bidlots required for noblesunder the election law oflSOO.2so other form of ballot shall bereceived. Each voter shall placea figure after the name of candi-

date or candidates for whom hevotes showing how many votesho casts fr ouch candidate. AnybaHot containing more votes thanthe total number ot delegatesapportioned for tho electoraldivision in which said ballot itcast shall be rejocted.

IXSPSCTQfcS OF ELECTION.

Section 7. The Minister ofthe Interior shall appoint threeinspectors of elections for eachpolling p!ace heretofore estab-lished by law for tbe election ofrepresentatives-- Any two of suchinspectors ny act and in thecase of dis-tbilit- v of two of sucfimembers, or their refusal t act,tbe remaining inspector my fillthe vacancies in ease it occurs sonear that date of the electionthat the Minister of the Interiorcan not make an appointmentThe inspectors of e'ections shallhold at leasi two meetings intheir respective precincts for thepurpose of enrollment of voters,sot less than ten nor more thintwenty days prior, to tbe date fix-

ed for said election, and shallgive notice of tbe same by a post-ed otiee or by a publication in anewspaper. The inspectors shallprepare a list of all persons whokava registered, ami aw entitlediovoie and shall post a copy of

tbe snse is ieir respectivepre&bets not lass ibtx sit daje t

prior to sach kcUo. As kwsttwo neetia sfealt fee totd forthe mrposaof eorraeiia; tsck ..

list tbe kst oee aot kkss && !

tweaty- - foer bMus before tbe tweof election. o ferswn skxll beeeHilad to vote for dekgsi n-Ie- ss

bis saase is a Stek lis. '

Seetioa S. Tbe inspectors ofsuch oleotioas skat! kave all tbepowors in regard to tbe geceml '

comlact of tbe eteetio as wevs(ei oy te eteeuon law o: icssuin inspectors of eleetions.inspeotors. or a ay of tbe ap--

poiaied umler ikk Act sball d- !

minister the oftib by tbis Act :

reqaired. No person sbnll be .

regts.tereti uaUl ae snail navetaken and subscribed io sachoath.

QALinCATION OP SOLEOATBS.

Section 9. Xo person sball be. - l k- - l.

a mule residence of the Hawni-ia- n

Islands who shaii have attainoil the age of twenty-fiv- e years;who shall know how to read audwrite either tho Hawatiau, Eng-

lish or some European language;who shall htisn been domicilediu the Hawaiian Islands for notless than one year, anil whoshall have taken tho oath by tbisprescribed.

Section 10. Xo parson shallbe permitted to stand as caudi- -

unless ho shall be so requestediu writing signed b v not loss :

thau twenty-fiv- e tax layers of thofi

Islands or Division in whioh he '

proposes to stand; nor unless ,

such request shall be deposited !

with tho Minister of the Interior ;

u i rnn.ui. .1....-- !, ,"..-..- ., i

uui icsa mil II luiiiiuuu yinj o utiviotho day of election, except on theIsland of Oahu, whoro oach re-

quest shall bo deposited not lossthau sovou days beforo the oleo-tio- n.

Section 11. Tho general provisions governing tho conduct of

olectious under the election lawof 1S90 shall apply to and governtho election for delegates underthis Act except as herein pro-

vided.Xone of the provisions of said

Act in relatiou to the timo ofholding elections, tho timo ofpublishing proclamations, thonumber and qualification of in-

spectors of elections or in relationto candidates shall apply to theelection of said delegates.

Section 12. Botnrns shall bemade bv tho inspectors to theMarshal or Shariff of their re- -

pective division and certificatesissued, as in the case of electionfor nobles.

Section 13. Each delegatesnailii rcceivo tho sum of onehundred dollars as full compensation for his services.

Section 14. Tho Chairman ofthe xecuiive and Advisory j

Councils shall bo chairman Of j

tho convention. Such other of-- j

ficers may be choosen as tbe on j

vuntiou shall decide upon.Section 15. A majority of tbe j

whole number of delegates andmembers of the Councils shallconstitute a quorum

Ssction 16. The conventionshall be govoruod by tbe ordin-

ary rules of parhmentry pro-

cedure, unless otherwise providedby rules wich it shall adopt.

Section 17. The conventionshall be the sole jedge of tbe!qualifications of delegates

to the oath requiredby this Act shall be swtaciantcause for the rejection or expul-

sion of a delegate.Section 13. Form of oath: "

XoILtvtniian Isktnds,Islands of. - ss.

, District of

I -

years, a native ofresiding ml. ia saiddistrict, do soietnaly inthe presence of Alasigbty 01.ihat 1 will anpporl and ber trueallegiance to the ProvistoaalGovernment of tke liawaiin Isl-

ands, and will oppose any attemptto r&stora Liliuokakni to thethrone or to mon-archical government in any formin the Haw.iibn Islamist.

Section 15. This Act sballtake etlect from its publication.

The Act passed its first reed-ta- g.

Tbere Was co comment.

AT THE CLUB STABLES.

CREOLE," 21,702.Race Record :

Fourth Heat 2:15.

4 ic w m Bis ts

wul rt m w.TKyThSVZ -- -)1 iufctl h?--m SSi" o itfznc?

tj oitT;.VI KIVS XOTICK

of jfii:kclosvkk,tMi) Morteut. y LtK OPC--

1SLE sd K R. XAMAS.A. SAMITELC. DWKtRT. Tr, "A -

xcat, ise ww utt . p--,

5. T.? X"- -

mmart- - to hM tarn

tnofca. to wit: feM-ptrt-M- oihnMm) mm! ItHiwt yrhm MC I

XotM k tikew ttMt Ar thmtmxpKtm oi iIkm wb ttvm iw 4tefoi tbis notiM. Ik prafMtf wewjw! tsyfMrtd MtH9 wiB fc xm4 lor " t?lbiic AscOob, at A AsctMM Itooai oiJams, F. Momv.v. im HoaotalM. tmJ EON DAY. Um -- k 4jot UAKCB, Ul,ttt I. mum. oi hni mj,

FnlMrpiMkuuilMhMl of Wm.CAcki. AUoraar mt L.

DmUfA HooutKhi, ?. ST. ISit.SAMUEL C. DWIGHT. TMh.

Mmiajnii.

11m prttwiHH ftTWradbr W sa Wott-a- t.

ooarictof; .HoMohtia. J&ait of 0Im. od MompMtf--

a i .x z rxJ J -

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txaa mrt oi Omr wmUm a the'

.W 'ff .iS- raA--U.tU V MM M PW tup V

Mur .- -3t my.'

if IAnChOr-."- " 0310011

Ex. "AUSTRALIA,"Another Invoice of the World

Renowned

Fredericksburg

Lao-e- r Beero

On draught and by the keg.

AlSDj as a Spcriltyv r

Small Fresh CAummA

OYSTERS,

FOjft COCKTAILSf22 lm

.LANDS AT AUCTION.

By virtue of an order isswed

by the Court through the ChiefJustice. Hon. A. P. Judd, inTill nl to tbe Case of WILLIAMWATSON et at. auaiast David I

Wntsou, tJiero will be sW ntPublic Auction, at the AuctionBooms of James P. Morgan, at 12o'clock noou. on MOXDAl.March 19. lSfrt. Alt those pre-

mises situated at Kaneohe. Kno-lauKk- o,

Oahu; ami wore pr-ticolar- ly

designated as follows,to wit:

Lot 1 3.S0-1- C0 acresLf 2 4.21 "Lor 3 tlMLot 4 7.85 "

,

All are mrfs of Boyul Pataat174 t Paul F. Mamni.

Iot 5.. 20reSLot 6 30 "Lot 7 96 "Lot 8 SLiO "Lor 9 5130 "

Ail ar jri of those prconveyed by K3tiikt IN.to David "Walsoa, by dead tUimJJoc. 'lii, ItflJ. awl reoortbwi laLiber 16. pges 127 aad lL

Title peritetD-h-Ls at the expenses of tbe

Porchasers.For further mriiettbtrs anidv to

Willlax C Acki, Aftornfty forithe Coram tssioner, or to

ComraL-wioner- .

Honolulu.. Fb. 23, IStMr

jSFotice--Banag est slw &oa. ihi. Kloltm.aj 3LES iOI u.' tho lltvsviuKv,.ll0F K Waii4, Oiia.itiJi art ins: tsa viU foa jww wel Aturerr-- ,

KttMt irsrvt Vt "iVstusua. OaLa, 3th,

Mada at Stockton. Cal.

Sept. 23, 1893.

TVti RtiM. Vria

. Tf rTr at

i Jj ARRIVED,

BABY CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

CARPETS,RUGS,

l-- to uxzmr mTr.MSs.

(C HOUSEHOLD0

Sewing Machines

Hand Suwlvo MACinxitSj

HtTAH With Um LMest IaKavMNMMjrj

PAPvLOK

Oxgaxis, Grutfcaxss

At Otfcr Mwiimi IaMmaiMb.

Wines, Liquos, Beer;

ALWAYS OXHASQ, A.fox sxia nr

ED. HOFFSCHUEGER t CO.

Wing Wo Tai--

& Co. .

No 2H Koeumk Slfmt,

cof(tiissioHfrtEfCHANTS,

GH2TL itRRClUXDlSB.

FiamMaaila Cigars. Cbi aadJaprwtese Ciroek'rrware, MaUiagt,Vasas of all kinds. OupboraedTtmlU. fUliHft Cbairs. a PcaeA -- rkABt of Dtraes Silks, BastT nfile of Cbiaeae lyn&mToaa of Lnim& !?aprtrUioa6.

fitg-pewsii- of Xt h ?aSolietta.

Matoai TwL im - 1 1. Bo

W0 CHAN & Co.

Merchant TailorKfBgisireef, Tbom a" Bloek..uext uoor to Hotemaa offieo.

All. Suits Guaranteedto Fit, and

IX THE LATES? STYLE.

Clothe Cleaned arV Repaired.o27

1 I wtmMSSm

General --Advertisements Insurance

FIRE & MARINE.BKSfASr LIKE 8F SBHOKEES iEfle OffStsitt fe . IL

Owi to Oar CaostsnUy Increasing Basioess and the

Groat DosaaiKl of an AppreciaUDi: Community, we have

uOuaUlltn' to otter an opportunity to at! vertJca having

cpiUi.-O- UR LINE OF SCHOOLERS rny be seen

giKimg orr Ue Baz, fiiied to their utmost orrying capacity,

wik CLEAR. COOL isr INVIGORATING

Fredericksburg )LMEIl mAt the "Anchor Saloon!

To accommodate Onr Vast F'eet of Schooners, we have

UaUt a Fiua. Lsrga ReiHgerutor, Regardless of Cost

Is lha only place wharo a Cool Glass of Fredericksburg

Baar on draught can bo had in Honolulu. Step forward

Gotttittaaa. now is tire timo.

NOTICE 1

: J'be.iindorsgned has deceived from the Eastern ,

Stutea

The Largest Single Order of

BILLIARD MATERIALJSvar Imported to tho Islands. It Gouoludcs as Follows:

Oloth. 3 gradosi ' '

0ia6, assorted;

f . Cushions, by Block, patoulj

:.. - Billiard Balls, composition and ivorrj

Pool Balls, do., do.

l Tips. Ohalk,

Pookot Castings, with leather and fringe, complete;

Pookut Notttogs, fringo and loather,

Itabbor Covars,

Court Phistor, green and black;

2fow Stylo Ohalk Holders,

triangles,Shako Balls aaeather Bottles,

Pool Pius,Jdarkors, ate, etc

mi 1 . I I T .1 l T.1 .1

iiats, and tho undersigned is uow prepared to do any and all

kl wis Of

B1LLIABD TiVBLB AVORK

a ransonabla ratos with dispatch. Also uow aud secondhand Billiard and Pool Tablos fur &tle.

Please Apply to J. P. BOWEIs,Porn Block, Hptel St., Honolulu

IMPORTElSIAM) DEALERS IX

Groceries,!Erovisions

EAST.CORXER F0RT& KING STS.

New Goods Rec'dBy over) Packet from Ui E&skrm Stk aad Erop.

Fresh California Prode by &SttT staAMMr

All orders faithfully attended to, &d Goods dliTtrd ioany prt of tfea city FREE OF CHARGE.

. Island Order Solielt&d. StifcUoa GftraitUtL PotsOft Bm Ko. 4Li, Tif4MX--. n, "t

7

c

- V'rt

J, " '. 1

- ' V It "3 '";-- - - .

HOLOMUA

Publishing Company,

. .... . ..

"V;

THOMAS BLOCK,

3Wy

; is,;.-- . - - :s5i -

:w - ..'V " ;. .. -

-3--In.g Street, ZEonol-u.lui- .

TOJEAKE FIRE axb MARINE RISKS OX $C

JBmlclLngs, jSiCercliancli se,

: Hulls. Cargoes

Gomixiissioxis

COMPANIES, vn:': : -

Royal Insurance Convpamy, - LmoirpooU

- Mlianca Mssicranca J?lr& tind Marine Jjyndart,'--'

Wilhdlma ofMadobttr$' Q&naral Insuranaa Co

Sim- - I7isura7ic& Company, - San Franaisao

.T. S. VVVXXCJEX

Asreufc for Hawaiian Iskuids.

Fire, Life &, MarineINSURANCE.

'HJRTFOKD FIKE INSUKANCE CO..

LONDON LANCASHIRE FERE INS. CO., -

Assets, 4,317,0500:;

THxULES MERSEY MtVRINE INS. CO., '

Asats, 6,1 24,057.00- -

NEWYORIC LIFE LNSDliANCE CO.,

Assets, $137,499,198.99

C-- O- - IZIZTIGIZTZ,General A;antfor tho Hawaiian Islonds, lionolala

Tblephonbs:Bell 351

Mutual 4L7

or

$

$

Rasm&vcK:

Kitaml .110

P. O! Box U7

E. B. THOMAS,

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Estimates G-ive- n on A. II Hiacls

BRICK, IRON. STONE i WOODEN BUILDINGS

AlPKinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,Attended to.

f. '

, ICEEVS FOR SAXJKzJBriekv lime, Ceiaent Iron Stone Pipo and Fittings,

Old & -- aw Corrugated Iron, Minion Tiles,Qairry Tilae, assorted sizes and colors;

Califoraia and ilontsrey. Sand ,

- Granite Curbing and Blocks, etc. etc.

- I Corner King clmitb Sts."OFFICE dt YARD: Office Hours, b to xa Uv, ,

r - . ( x to 4 P. M