aiuuv1is g irwin · 2015. 6. 2. · maulaca bay and labalna the following day arriving at honolulu...

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I u 4 Vol VI Oceanic Steamship Company TIME TABLE The Fine Passenger Steaniors of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave This Port as Hereunder FROM SAN FRANCISCO MARIPOSA MAY 25 ZEALANDIA JUNE 8 MUANA JUNK 22 apply FOR SAN FRANC SCO MOANA MAY 2G ZELND1A JUNE M ALAMEDA JUNE 23 In connection with the sailing of the above Btoamerp the Agents are prepared to issue to intending pasengern coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all points in the United State and from Now York by any steamship Hue to all European ports For further particulars to Wm G Irwin Co General Agents Oceanio S S Company PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED THE NEW Improved Planters Ho Solid Cast Steel Eye and Blado Forged Entire CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETC HOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWS PLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY VISES PIPE GUTTERS AND WRENCHES VACUUM OILS The Standard of Merit Uxiiveipsal Stoves and Ranges PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LA Wis SPRINKLERS A karoo Assortment of General Hardware Theo I Oavies Co Id SUGAR FACTORS IMPORTERS OF General AND erchandise oojissioisr MEiRaraAtsrTs igons for Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Lino British Foreign Marine Insurance Co Northern Assurance Co Fire and Lifo Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Lino of Packet from Liverpool Telephone 92 tt E McIHTYRE BRO east Cornish Fort kino Sts IMPORTERS AND DEALEES IN Groceries Provisions and Feed Freeh Goods rocoived paokot California Boatorn Btates European Murkets Standard Gradn Ceiined Venetaules Fruits anil Fish GoodB delivered of the P O Box Now and by every from and o Oft-- to any part City inriAun Tiunn nnrKiiTun swrrBVnrTnrT aiuiuvTsivn HONOLULU H I SiVrURDAY MAY 21 1898 116 THE BOARD OF HEALTH 1 Buloo for Autopaioa In Public In stitutiona Considered Prosidout Smith presidod ovor yostordays meeting of the Board of Health Tho following proposvd regulation was introduced and laid over until next meeting 1 Evory phyeloan or medical offi- cer ¬ in chargo of any hospital asylum or other institution for tlio care or treatment of the sick maintained by the Board of Health is authorized in his disarotion to make suah autopsy or scientific examination as he shall doom necessary or desir- able ¬ of tho body of any patient who Iihs died in tho institution under his obarge 2 Every such examination and autopsy shall bo made in tho pre souco of not less than two witnesses The results of every such autopsy shall be immediately reoorded by the physician and n copy of the same sent to the Board of Health 3 It shall be the privilege of the friends of the deoeasod to be ropre Bontod at tho autopsy by some person appointed by them for the purpoe A letter from H D Elliott of Hilo announced tho mooting of British subjects in Hilo on May 5th and tho passage of a resolution to increase to 2000 the subsoripiion to the Diamond Jubilee Fund for the purposo of addiug to tho presont Government hospital in Hilo an ad dition to be known as tho Victoria Jubilee Aunex and to be used for the Auglo Saxon residents of tho Island of Hawaii 1resiUHUt bmitb was of the opin- ion ¬ that tho offer was a good one and could be accepted Geo W Smith said he was afraid tbero might be a conflict in tho event of accept noco of tho offer It was finally doeidod that the Board en- tertain ¬ the proposition provided tho building when erected shall become the property of the Ha ¬ waiian Government to be used for hospital purposes subject to tho reservation that it shall be UBed only for tho benefit and use of tho Anglo Saxon residents of the Is laud of Hawaii It was decided that cortaiu doubtful cases among the lepers at Molokai be brought to Houolulu for examination A Froud Boast Our olimato says Mr O D G Roberts the Canadian though it varies ouormously over an area so vast iH such as has always bred tho strongest aud most enterprising races of mankind Wo have the largest and richest fisheries coal nreas and timber world Our wheat lands auu iron veloped will bo regions of the lands grazing tninos whou do amoug tho most productive in tho world To develop these matchless resources wo have q people blended of 2 dominant races a people tracing its origin to free- dom religion and loyalty a peoplo which has kept itself clean from tho taint of criminal and pauper im- migration ¬ To inoito us to great- - nos8 we have all tho glory of Franco aud Britain whoso heirs we are whose example is always before us the seeds of whoso virtues are rowu in our blood Thus peculiarly favoured by tho God of Nations we fitand with our feot on the threshold of tho future The People pi Cheerily Obi Tho Anchors Wolghed Two of tho most popular men in towu have been installed in the re nowued Anchor Saloon Mr Oar lisle has taken the managerial holm as captain aud Oharloy Andrews has shipped as first mato With such a crow tho wants of every pas ¬ senger will be carefully and pro porly attended to and only the very bt class of rofroshmonts will be sorved to thorn iu the most pliable Sugar Query Say do you know how to make cane grow Wo can got over rich you know Just by making fields of cane growl Teaching schools all very well Hearing tho children read and spell But growing cane oh myl that tolls Only to know to make cane grow And not to hovo it grow too slow I Do you know how to make cane grow Never mind Klondyke wo should freeze At bestgrow ncold and sneeze sneeze But here thorea always a warm breeze Dont talk about those fields of snow If you know how to make cane growl Do you know how to make cane grow Why thorea a man has covord tho ground For miles and miles the round country But he kens how to make cane grow And not to let it grow too slow Great thing to kuow to make cane growl Say do you how know to make caue grow Where caue grows right it grows with speed And iu time of need is givu feed It must look thrifty eleau and bright Gain a foot by day aud by uight And sure theres skill in it some- - where Have you been there Do you kuow how to make cano grow Wevo watched cano it mustnt crow slow But moio than this we do not know Sugar loads must be sent an ay Nearly every other day In running a mill no delay That wouldnt pay I Say do you know the exact way Petit etre Theres vory much the sslf same rule Iniaising cnuo as keeping school Do you know how to make caue grow Wo shall get over rich you know Simply making rows of caue growl Queer oh Anne Marie Pbkscott Makapala-by-thp-Se- a 1898 m A Peers Romance The family of the lato Marquis of Exeter possesses ono of the most delightful little romances of the peerage now in circulation The first marquis then an earl was unfortunate iu his wife and divorc- ed her Disgusted with his high born surroundings he put ou the guise of an artist and thus wandered about the country on foot painting land- scapes ¬ Iu the course of his wander ¬ ings he came across a village girl of exquisite beauty and much natural refiuetneut whom ho married iu 1701 as quickly as the operation of the law in his divorce would permit He mar- ried ¬ her as plain Henry Cecil at Bolaa parish church iu Shropshire and Sarah Hoggins never dreamed that sho was becoming a countess TENNYSON HAS TOLD THE STOUT in his Lord of Burleigh Sho be ¬ came tho aucostorof the lato aud present Marquises of Exotor and then after 5 years iu the unnatural bothouso life of tho aristocratic station to which she had risen un- willingly ¬ sho pined away and died Like Lord Salisbury the Marquis of Exeter is descended from the Lord of Burleigh Queen Elizabeths groat Lord Treasuror HeownsBurghley House bf Stamford Town tho Elizabethnn mansion which the Lord Treasurer built The financial fortunes of tho family havo fallen rather low of late and several times there has been talk of soiling the place but nothing has como of it The People Undisputed Ownership A papor is responsible for the story that a lady when showing n gentloman over hor grounds tho other day was asked by him Does not this plant beloug to tho bogonia family Tho begonia family answored UID hostess bridling up certainly not sir it bVAM is ours auu always has Ba No Wiltes Steamship Co TIME TABLE 0 I WIGHT Pres B B KOBE Bee Copt J A KING Port Bupt Stmr KINAU OLAKKE Commander Will leave Honolulu ntlO a m touching at Lnhnina Maalurn Bny and Makena he samo lay Mahukona Kawaibne and Lau pahohoe tho following day arriving at Hilo tho same afternoon LliWEH HQHOLCLP AIUUV1IS HOHOMJLU Tuesday May 10 Friday May 20 Tuesday My3l Thursday June 0 Tuesday JunoJt Friday July 1 T esifay July y Hriday July 22 Tuesday Aug 2 Frday Aug 12 Tuo day Aug 21 Outlay Bepi 2 Juciday Bo t 1 Friday fcopt2t Tuesday Oct t 898 Saturday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Saturday Weunesday Saturday Wednesday Siituruay Wednesday Satuidav i Wedn sufty Saturday May 7 May 18 May 28 June 8 June 18 June July 0 JulyJO July 30 Aug 10 Aug 20 Aug 31 Sept 10 Sept 21 Oct 1 Returning will leavo Hilu at 8 oclock a m touching at Lanpahoehoo Jlahu Komi aud Kawaihao same day ilakeno Maulaca Bay and Labalna the following day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Wodncs aj s and Saturday- - s- - Will call at Pohoikl Puna on trip marked GXV No Freight will be received after i a u on day of sailing Tlin Tiiimllnr rnnti In tin Vtlnn1 l Hilo A good currlago road tho entire dis lance hound trip tickets cohering all expenses 6000 Stmr CLAUDINE CAMERON Commander Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p u touching at Kuhulul Uana llamoa and Kipalmlu Maui Rtturning arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings Will call at Nuu Kaupo once each month No Freight will be received after i p u on day of sailing This Company will reserve the right of make changes in the timoof dopartme and arrival of its Steamers without notice and li will not be responsible for any conse- quences ¬ arising therefrom Consignees must be at the Landings to receive their freight this Company wll not hold itself responsible for freight after It has becnlandod Live Stock received only at owners risk This Company will not be responsible for Monoy or Valuables of passengers unless placed in thu care of Pursers gj- - Passengers are requested to pur ¬ chase Tickets beforo embarking TJjobo ailing to du so will be subject to an addi ¬ tion foharKu of twontv five per ceut Packages containing personal effects whether thppct ts bugugo of freight if tho contents thereof oxceou 100 In valuo mut hti it tli vnluo thereof plainly stated and marktdand tho t ompany will not hold itself liablo for any loss or damage in iXi ess of this sum except the goods be shipped umii r a special contract Al employe s of iho Company aro for blddeu tn ricelv loighr without deliver ¬ ing a i hlpplug iccclpt iliorelor in the form proscribe by tho Company and which may bu been by shippers upon application to thu pursers of the Companys mourners Stiiiipeis aro noilfled that if freight lb shipped without sneh receipt it will bo toitlj at the risk ol tho shipper 0LAU3 SrnKOKELS WM Q IBWIN Glaus opreckels Co HONOLULU Sm lit 7Wicfjeo AgenttTJIE NEVADA SANK OF SAN FJIANOISCO DRAW EXCHANOK OH BAN FItANOISCO The Nevada Bank o San Francisco LONDON Tho Union Bank of London Ltd NEW YOHK Americau Exchange Na- - tiomtl Bank OH IOAGO Merchants National Bank PAKI- 8- Comptoir National dEscompte de tt Paris BERLIN Dresdner Bank HONO KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong KongHhanghalBanklugCorporatlon NEW ZEALAND AND AUBTUALI- A- Bank of New Zealand VIOIOBIA AND VANOOUVEIl Bank of British North America IWjtuncl u Qeneral Banking and JCxehanat Business Deposits Received Loans made on Ap proved f ecttrlty Commercial and Travel ¬ ers Credit Issued Bills of ExcnJnge bought mid sold ClnUoptlpus Promptly Accounted E i

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Page 1: AIUUV1IS G Irwin · 2015. 6. 2. · Maulaca Bay and Labalna the following day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Wodncs aj s and Saturday--s--Will call at Pohoikl Puna on trip

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Vol VI

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe Fine Passenger Steaniors of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave

This Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

MARIPOSA MAY 25ZEALANDIA JUNE 8MUANA JUNK 22

apply

FOR SAN FRANC SCO

MOANA MAY 2G

ZELND1A JUNE MALAMEDA JUNE 23

In connection with the sailing of the above Btoamerp the Agents areprepared to issue to intending pasengern coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United State and fromNow York by any steamship Hue to all European ports

For further particulars to

Wm G Irwin CoGeneral Agents Oceanio S S Company

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Steel Eye and Blado Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE GUTTERS AND WRENCHES

VACUUM OILSThe Standard of Merit

Uxiiveipsal Stoves and RangesPAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LA Wis

SPRINKLERS

A karoo Assortment of General Hardware

Theo I Oavies Co IdSUGAR FACTORS

IMPORTERS OF

GeneralAND

erchandise

oojissioisr MEiRaraAtsrTsigons for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifoCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packet from Liverpool

Telephone 92

tt E McIHTYRE BROeast Cornish Fort kino Sts

IMPORTERS AND DEALEES IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedFreeh Goods rocoived paokot California Boatorn

Btates European Murkets

Standard Gradn Ceiined Venetaules Fruits anil FishGoodB delivered of the

P O Box

Now and by every fromand

o

Oft-- to any part CityinriAun Tiunn nnrKiiTun swrrBVnrTnrT aiuiuvTsivn

HONOLULU H I SiVrURDAY MAY 21 1898

116

THE BOARD OF HEALTH1

Buloo for Autopaioa In Public Institutiona Considered

Prosidout Smith presidod ovoryostordays meeting of the Board ofHealth

Tho following proposvd regulationwas introduced and laid over untilnext meeting

1 Evory phyeloan or medical offi-

cer¬

in chargo of any hospital asylumor other institution for tlio care ortreatment of the sick maintained bythe Board of Health is authorizedin his disarotion to make suahautopsy or scientific examinationas he shall doom necessary or desir-

able¬

of tho body of any patient whoIihs died in tho institution underhis obarge

2 Every such examination andautopsy shall bo made in tho presouco of not less than two witnessesThe results of every such autopsyshall be immediately reoorded bythe physician and n copy of thesame sent to the Board of Health

3 It shall be the privilege of thefriends of the deoeasod to be ropreBontod at tho autopsy by someperson appointed by them for thepurpoe

A letter from H D Elliott of Hiloannounced tho mooting of Britishsubjects in Hilo on May 5th and thopassage of a resolution to increaseto 2000 the subsoripiion to theDiamond Jubilee Fund for thepurposo of addiug to tho presontGovernment hospital in Hilo an addition to be known as tho VictoriaJubilee Aunex and to be used forthe Auglo Saxon residents of thoIsland of Hawaii

1resiUHUt bmitb was of the opin-ion

¬

that tho offer was a good oneand could be accepted Geo WSmith said he was afraid tberomight be a conflict in tho event ofaccept noco of tho offer It wasfinally doeidod that the Board en-

tertain¬

the proposition providedtho building when erected shallbecome the property of the Ha ¬

waiian Government to be used forhospital purposes subject to thoreservation that it shall be UBed

only for tho benefit and use of thoAnglo Saxon residents of the Islaud of Hawaii

It was decided that cortaiudoubtful cases among the lepers atMolokai be brought to Houolulu forexamination

A Froud Boast

Our olimato says Mr O D GRoberts the Canadian though itvaries ouormously over an area sovast iH such as has always bred thostrongest aud most enterprisingraces of mankind Wo have thelargest and richest fisheries coalnreas and timberworld Our wheatlands auu ironveloped will bo

regions of thelands grazing

tninos whou doamoug tho most

productive in tho world To developthese matchless resources wo have qpeople blended of 2 dominant races

a people tracing its origin to free-

dom religion and loyalty a peoplowhich has kept itself clean from thotaint of criminal and pauper im-

migration¬

To inoito us to great- -

nos8 we have all tho glory of Francoaud Britain whoso heirs we arewhose example is always before usthe seeds of whoso virtues are rowuin our blood Thus peculiarlyfavoured by tho God of Nations wefitand with our feot on the thresholdof tho future The People

pi

Cheerily Obi Tho Anchors Wolghed

Two of tho most popular men intowu have been installed in the renowued Anchor Saloon Mr Oarlisle has taken the managerial holmas captain aud Oharloy Andrewshas shipped as first mato Withsuch a crow tho wants of every pas ¬

senger will be carefully and proporly attended to and only the very

bt class of rofroshmonts will besorved to thorn iu the most pliable

Sugar Query

Say do you know how to make canegrow

Wo can got over rich you knowJust by making fields of cane growl

Teaching schools all very wellHearing tho children read and spellBut growing cane oh myl that

tollsOnly to know to make cane growAnd not to hovo it grow too slow I

Do you know how to make cane grow

Never mind Klondyke wo shouldfreeze

At bestgrow ncold and sneeze sneezeBut here thorea always a warm

breezeDont talk about those fields of snowIf you know how to make cane growlDo you know how to make cane

grow

Why thorea a man has covord thoground

For miles and miles theround

country

But he kens how to make cane growAnd not to let it grow too slowGreat thing to kuow to make cane

growlSay do you how know to make caue

grow

Where caue grows right it growswith speed

And iu time of need is givu feedIt must look thrifty eleau and

brightGain a foot by day aud by uightAnd sure theres skill in it some- -

where Have you been thereDo you kuow how to make cano

grow

Wevo watched cano it mustntcrow slow

But moio than this we do not knowSugar loads must be sent an ayNearly every other dayIn running a mill no delay

That wouldnt pay I

Say do you know the exact wayPetit etre

Theres vory much the sslf same ruleIniaising cnuo as keeping schoolDo you know how to make caue

growWo shall get over rich you knowSimply making rows of caue growl

Queer oh

Anne Marie PbkscottMakapala-by-thp-Se- a 1898

m

A Peers Romance

The family of the lato Marquis ofExeter possesses ono of the mostdelightful little romances of thepeerage now in circulation Thefirst marquis then an earl wasunfortunate iu his wife and divorc-

ed her Disgusted with his high bornsurroundings he put ou the guise ofan artist and thus wandered aboutthe country on foot painting land-

scapes¬

Iu the course of his wander ¬

ings he came across a village girl ofexquisite beauty and much naturalrefiuetneut whom ho married iu 1701

as quickly as the operation of the lawin his divorce would permit He mar-

ried¬

her as plain Henry Cecil atBolaa parish church iu Shropshireand Sarah Hoggins never dreamedthat sho was becoming a countess

TENNYSON HAS TOLD THE STOUT

in his Lord of Burleigh Sho be ¬

came tho aucostorof the lato audpresent Marquises of Exotor andthen after 5 years iu the unnaturalbothouso life of tho aristocraticstation to which she had risen un-

willingly¬

sho pined away and diedLike Lord Salisbury the Marquis ofExeter is descended from the Lordof Burleigh Queen Elizabeths groatLord Treasuror HeownsBurghleyHouse bf Stamford Town thoElizabethnn mansion which theLord Treasurer built The financialfortunes of tho family havo fallenrather low of late and several timesthere has been talk of soiling theplace but nothing has como of itThe People

Undisputed Ownership

A papor is responsible for thestory that a lady when showing n

gentloman over hor grounds thoother day was asked by him

Does not this plant beloug to thobogonia family

Tho begonia family answoredUID hostess bridling up certainlynot sir itbVAM

is ours auu always hasBa

No

Wiltes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

0 I WIGHT Pres B B KOBE BeeCopt J A KING Port Bupt

Stmr KINAUOLAKKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu ntlO a m touching atLnhnina Maalurn Bny and Makena hesamo lay Mahukona Kawaibne and Laupahohoe tho following day arriving atHilo tho same afternoon

LliWEH HQHOLCLP AIUUV1IS HOHOMJLU

Tuesday May 10Friday May 20

Tuesday My3lThursday June 0Tuesday JunoJt

Friday July 1

T esifay July yHriday July 22

Tuesday Aug 2Frday Aug 12Tuo day Aug 21

Outlay Bepi 2Juciday Bo t 1Friday fcopt2t

Tuesday Oct t

898

SaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWeunesdaySaturdayWednesdaySiituruayWednesdaySatuidav

i Wedn suftySaturday

May 7May 18May 28June 8June 18JuneJuly 0JulyJOJuly 30Aug 10Aug 20Aug 31Sept 10Sept 21

Oct 1

Returning will leavo Hilu at 8 oclocka m touching at Lanpahoehoo JlahuKomi aud Kawaihao same day ilakenoMaulaca Bay and Labalna the followingday arriving at Honolulu the afternoonsof Wodncs aj s and Saturday- -

s- - Will call at Pohoikl Puna on tripmarked

GXV No Freight will be received after ia u on day of sailing

Tlin Tiiimllnr rnnti In tin Vtlnn1 l

Hilo A good currlago road tho entire dislance hound trip tickets cohering allexpenses 6000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p utouching at Kuhulul Uana llamoa andKipalmlu Maui Rtturning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will call at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonth

No Freight will be received after ip u on day of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake changes in the timoof dopartme andarrival of its Steamers without notice andli will not be responsible for any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has becnlandod

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible for

Monoy or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in thu care of Pursers

gj- - Passengers are requested to pur ¬

chase Tickets beforo embarking TJjoboailing to du so will be subject to an addi ¬

tion foharKu of twontv five per ceutPackages containing personal effects

whether thppct ts bugugo of freight iftho contents thereof oxceou 100 In valuomut hti it tli vnluo thereof plainly statedand marktdand tho t ompany will nothold itself liablo for any loss or damage iniXi ess of this sum except the goods beshipped umii r a special contract

Al employe s of iho Company aro forblddeu tn ricelv loighr without deliver ¬

ing a i hlpplug iccclpt iliorelor in the formproscribe by tho Company and whichmay bu been by shippers upon applicationto thu pursers of the Companys mourners

Stiiiipeis aro noilfled that if freight lbshipped without sneh receipt it will botoitlj at the risk ol tho shipper

0LAU3 SrnKOKELS WM Q IBWIN

Glaus opreckels Co

HONOLULU

S m

lit

7Wicfjeo AgenttTJIE NEVADASANK OF SAN FJIANOISCO

DRAW EXCHANOK OH

BAN FItANOISCO The Nevada Bank oSan Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YOHK Americau Exchange Na- -

tiomtl BankOH IOAGO Merchants National BankPAKI- 8- Comptoir National dEscompte de

tt ParisBERLIN Dresdner BankHONO KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

KongHhanghalBanklugCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTUALI- A-

Bank of New ZealandVIOIOBIA AND VANOOUVEIl Bank

of British North America

IWjtuncl u Qeneral Banking and JCxehanatBusiness

Deposits Received Loans made on Approved f ecttrlty Commercial and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills of ExcnJngebought mid sold

ClnUoptlpus Promptly Accounted Ei

Page 2: AIUUV1IS G Irwin · 2015. 6. 2. · Maulaca Bay and Labalna the following day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Wodncs aj s and Saturday--s--Will call at Pohoikl Puna on trip

I

w

Vol VL

Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe Finn Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave

This Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

MARIPOSA MAY 25ZEALANDIA JUNE 8MUANA JUNE 22

FOR SAN FRANCESCO

MOANA MAY 2GZEALNDIA JUNR M

I ALAMEDA JUNE 23

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agmits areprepared to inane to intending passengers coupon jthrougb tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United State and fromNow York by auy steamship lino to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoLIMIITiElD

General Agents Oceanio S S Company

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Stool Eye and Blado Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES

VACUUM OILSTho Standard of Merit

Universal Stoves and Rangesr

PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWKSPRINKLERS

A Large Assortment tf General Hardware

1 IlOOa lii UB10S m yOnji L Q

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

GeneralAND

ercliandise

commission MEiiaeasrTsVgens for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifoCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packet from Livorpool

Telephone 02

H E McINTYRE BROEast corner Fort Kino Stb

O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNew and Fresh Goods rocolved by every packet from California Eastorn

fltales and European Markets

Standard Gradn o Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishOf-t- Goods dellvored to any part of the Olty

TO LAND TltATJW HOLHUTUI JJATfRVfriTHW OTIATUVrWHTP

HONOLULU H I SATUKDAY MAY 21 1898

P

THE BOARD OF HEALTH-- - -- t

Kuloo for Autopaios in Public In-

stitutions¬

Oonoidorod

PreBldout Smith presided ovoryosterdays meoting of tho Board ofHealth

Tho following proposed regulationwas iatroducod and laid over untilnext meeting

1 Every physicnu or medical offi-

cer¬

in chargo of any hospital asylumor other institution for tho caro ortreatment of tho sick maintained bythe Board of Health is authorizedin his diroration to make suchautopsy or sciontifio examinationas ho shall doom necessary or desir-able

¬

of tho body of any patient whoIms died in tho institution underhis obarge

2 Every such examination andautopsy shall be made in tho presouoo of not less than two witnessesThe results of every such autopsyshall bo immediately reoorded bythe physician and a copy of theBame sent to tho Board of Health

3 It shall be the privilege of thefrieuds of the deaeasod to be repre ¬

sented at tho autopsy by someperson appointed by them for thopurpose

A letter from H D Elliott of Hiloannounced the meeting of Britishsubjects in Hilo on May 5th and thepassage of a resolution to increaseto 2000 tho subsoripiion to theDiamond Jubileo Fund for thepurpose of adding to tho presontGovernment hospital in Hilo an addition to be known as tho VictoriaJubilee Aunox and to be used forthe Anglo Saxon residents of thoIsland of Hawaii

President Smith was of tho opin-ion

¬

that tho offtir was a good oneand could be accepted Geo WSmith said he wai afraid theremight be a conflict in tho event ofacceptance of tho offer It wasfilially douidod that the Board en-

tertain¬

the proposition providedtho building when erected shallbecome the property of the Ha ¬

waiian Government to be used forhospital purposes subject to thoreservation that it shall bo mudonly for tho benefit and use of thoAuglo Saxon residents of the Is ¬

land of HawaiiIt was decided that cortain

doubtful cases among the lepers atMulnkai bo brought to Honolulu forexamination

A Froud Boast

Our olimato says Mr 0 D GRoberts the Cauadian though itvaries enormously over an area sovast is such as has always brod thostrongest and most entorprisingraces of mankind Wo have thelargest and richest fisheries coalareas and timber regions of theworld Our wheat lands grazinglands aud iron tninos whon de ¬

veloped will bo among tho mostproductive in tho world To developthese matchless resouroes we have apeople blended of 2 dominant races

a people tracing its origin to free-dom religion aud loyalty a peoplewhich has kept itself cleau from thataint of criminal and pauper im-

migration¬

To inoito us to greatness wo have all tho glory of Francoaud Britain whoso heirs we arewhoso example is always before usthe seeds of whoso virtues are sowniu our blood Thus peculiarlyfavoured by tho God of Nations wostand with our feot on the thresholdof tho futuro The People

II

Cheerily Obi Tho Anchors Weighed

Two of tho most popular men intowu havo been installed in the re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloon Mr Car-lisle

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has taken tho managerial holmas cuptaiu aud Charley Andrewshas shipped as first mato Withsuch n orow the wants of every pas ¬

senger will bo carefully and pro ¬

perly attended to and only tho verybnst olass of refreshments will besorved to tbom in the jflost pliableacd ttetliol irtpyWor

Sugar Query

Say do you know how to make canegrow

Wo can got over rich you knowJust by making fields of cane growl

Teaching sohools all very wellHearing tho children read and spellBut growing cane oh myl that

tollsOnly to know to make cane growAnd not to havo It grow too slowlDo you know how to make canegrowT

Never mind Klondyke wo shouldfreeze

At bestgrowacnld and sneeze sneezeBut here theres always a warm

breezeDont talk about those fields of snowIf you know how to make cane growlDo you kuow how to make cane

grow

Why theres a man has covord theground

For miles and miles the countryround

But ho kens how to mako cane growAnd not to let it grow too slowGreat thing to kuow to make caue

growlSay do you how know to make caue

grow

Where caue grows right it growswith speed

Aud iu limo of need is givu feedIt must look thrifty cleau and

brightGain a foot by day and by uightAnd sure theres skill iu it some- -

where Havo you haen thereDo you know how to make cano

grow

Weve watched cane it mustntgrow slow

But more than this we do not knowSugar loads must be sent an ayNearly every other daylu running a mill no delays

That wouldnt pay 14

Say do you know tho exact wayPetti elre

Theres very much tho self same ruleIn raising cauo as keeping schoolDo you know how to mako cauo

gronWo shall get ovor rich you knowSimply making rows of cane growl

Queer oh

Anne Marie PukscottMakapala-by-theSe- a 1898

A Peers ItomanceThe family of the lato Marquis of

Exeter possesses ouo of the mostdelightful little romances of thepeerage now in circulation Thofirst marquis then an earl wasunfortunate iu his wife and divorc-ed her Disgusted with his high bornsurroundings he put on the guise ofan artist and thus wandered abouttho oouutry on fool painting land-

scapes¬

Iu the courso of his wander ¬

ings he came across a village xirl ofexquisite beauty and much naturalrefinement whom ho married iu 1701

as quickly as the operation of the lawiuhisdivorco would pormit He mar-

ried¬

her as plain Henry Cecil atBolas parish church in Shropshireand Sarah Hoggins never dreamedthat she was becoming a countess

TENNYSON IIAS TOLD THE STOUT

in his Lord of Burleigh She be-

came¬

tho aucostorof the lato audpresent Marquises of Exetor andthen after 5 years iu the uunaturalhothouse life of the aristouratiostation to which she had risen unwillingly she pinod away and diedLike Lord Salisbury the Marquis ofExeter is descended from the Lordof Burleigh Queen Elizabeths greatLord Treasurer HeownsBurghleyHoubo br Stamford Town theElizabethan mansion whioh thoLord Treasurer built The financialfortunes of the family havo fallenrather low of late and several titneathero has been talk of soiling theplace but nothiug has come of itThe People

Undisputed Ownership

A paper is responsible for thestorv that n lady when showing agentleman ovor her grounds thoother day was asked by him

Does not this plant belougto thobogonia family

Tho begonia family answorodlita linntflRS Iiridlinir im nnrtnlnlvj n - j

sir it is uuru auu always uus1MM

Wiltes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

O I WIGHT Pres B B ROBE SeoCapt J A KINO PortBupt

Stmr KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu atlO a m touohtngatMaalara Hny and MakeDa the

briuo day Malmkena Kawalbae andtho following day arriving at

H Ho tho same afternoon

LBAVEH 110HOLOLU ABB1VBS IIOKOLBLU

Tuesday May 10Kriday JluyiO

Tuosday May 31Thursday Juno 0

Tuesday Juno 21Friday July 1T esday July 1

Hrlday July 2JTuesday Aug 2Frday Aug 12Tuo day Aug 21

fcitday Bept 2liiDsclay So t 3Friday topt2t i

Tuesduy Oct 1

No 898

Lnhnlna

SaturdayWcdnosduySaturdayWednesday

DiunmnyWednesdaySaturdayWednesdayHalurdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdayBBtuidayWodn sunySaturday

May 7May 18Mar 28Juno 8June 18June 20July 0JulyJOJuly 30Aug 10Aug 20Aug 31Bept 10Bept 21

Oct 1

Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Iaupahoohoo MnbaKoim and Knwalhao SHine day ilakenaMaulaca Bay and Lahaina the followingdays arriving at Honolulu the afternoon bof Wcjnes aj s and Saturdayri

W Will call at Foboiki Puna on tripsmarked

S3-P- No Freight will be received aftera m on day of sailing

Tlin noiinlnr muff l flu VilnAii t Ml

Hilo A good currlsge rond tho entire dis-tance

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Hound trip tickots co ferine allexpenses 6000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p xtouching at lCahului liana Hamon andKipahnlu Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonthitr No Freight will be received after 4

f i on dny of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake chunges in the tlmoof departure andarrival of Its Steamora without notice andU will not bo responsible for any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt haa been lnndod

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible lor

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho caro of Parsers

iMjr Passengers are requested to pur ¬

chase Tickois beforo embarking Tmobofalling to do so will be subject to an addltionxl nbarge of twenty five per cent

Parkagos containing personal effectswhether shipped s bogago of freight iftno contents thereof oxceen f 100 in valueiium have tli voluo thereof plainly statedand inurkMl and tho tompany will nothold itself Hallo for any loss or damage inexiess of this sum except the goods beshipped mill r a special contract

ai employe tt ot I no company are torbidden t ricuiyi trolghr wiiliont deliver ¬

ing a Milplng leeelpt ihorelor in the formproscribed by tho Company and whichmay bo tctui by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of tho Companys Bleamerf

Biiippeis aro uoiifled that if froight lbshipped without snch receipt it will hotou ly at the risk ot the shipper

0LAD3 SrnEOKELS WM Q 1BWIN

Glaus opreciels Sl Go

BuftL3SrKE3KSHONOLULU

Sw Franetico AgtntiTJIE NEVADABANK OF SAN FliANOIBCO

DBAW KXOIIAnOB on

BAN FUANOIBCO The Nevada Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtil

NEW YORK Amerlcan Exchange Natlonnl Bank

OHIOAGO Merohants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEsoompto da

ParisBKRLIN Dresdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BanklngCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALIA- -

Bank of New ZealandVIOrORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

ot British North America

IVatiinct a kncml Hanking and KxchawitHusincis

Deposits Received Loans mado on Ap ¬

proved iiocnrlty Commercial and Travel- -

era Credit Issued Bills of tixenungebought and Bold

OnUeotipuB Promptly Accountod

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iti iNDJiPENDSM

IrtHlIKI

IIY AFT3RNMN

a5f Tklkpiione tfll jgKxuHt Hunrtnyi

i Brito Hall Konla StroytI

MOISSOUIFTION IITE8tar Mouth nnywhisre In the Ha- -

wnilnn Islands M

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

800

Payablo Invariably in Advance

if J IE3TA ProDriotor and Pub-lisher

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EDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORAOTC WRIOHT Assistant

EditorltesUUni in Honolulu

SATURDAY MAY 21 1898

THE NEUTBAUTY JLAWS

This thoughtless community in

too apt to imagine that iu regard tothe violation of the neutrality lawnit has only to account to belligerentand apparently defeated Spain Itor at loast its tie facto governmentshould remember that as a recog ¬

nized though impotent maritimepower it ib accountable for its ac-

tions¬

to all the powers with whichit has treaties and in the event ofany alien suffering any injurythrough the sins of omission or com-

mission¬

of this government theycan demand and obtain rodresathrough the government to whichthey owe primal allegiance

it has boon well said somewhatopenly by one high in the councilsof the Government that the extremereadiness shown by our Governmentto thruBt our favors upon the UnitedStates is becoming nauseatiug totho Government of that countryand that our Administration willprobably be brought up with around and sudden turn and bo toldthat the United StateH has businessenough of their own to attend towithout being hampered by a pack ofmeddlesomo thoughtless semi idiothysterically blind in their lustfuldosiro to consummate their bargainand sale of our independence at allhazards

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The P O Advortieer endeavoredto make tho amende honorable to theBritish community this morning forits sourly exprossed chagrin at theirbeing loyal and law abiding subjects

The Hawaiian suggests thoohauging of the namo of Thurston avenueto Dewey avenue after annexationThe editor is probably not awarethat avenues and street bearingmissionary names wore named inhonor of the fathers and not of thesons who have made thomsolves po-

litically¬

notorious

As we watnh the carts unload coalat the gato of tho Honolulu IronWorks on King street we oftonwonder why the sidowalk is notroughed for the beuefit of tho

poor horses who slip and strain theirlimbs over the sidewalk when back ¬

ing up Pedestrians would willinglysuffer a small inconvenieuce to roliove the poor animals from suffer-

ing¬

and possiblo acoidout

The towu is decorating again4This time annexation is a surething and our patriots aro sur-

passing¬

each others in poor tastoaud vulgarity If Spain wore repre ¬

sented by a CoubuI here the vulgardisplay in a certain storo on KingStreet which is offensive to all docent Americans to Europeans ofRontlemanly instincts and to the Ha-

waiian¬

would not be tolerated fora rnomont and would be oidered re ¬

moved by the local authoritiesAmorlcatiB naturally fool jubilant

over the victories now on recordbut it is very un American to kick amau or a nation when they aredown Tho historical attitude oftho annexationists who now seotheir last ohance of accomplishingtheir sehomo is ridiculous Theletter of Mr Dole iu which he is

supposed to offer the ubo of inno-

cent little Hawaii to Uncle Sni willeffectually kill annexation Whon apure maiden is those missionary isl ¬

ands are always compared to seekslegitimato manisgo to tho great

man across the sea she duos notdo the wooing and she certainlydoes not say use mo whouever ynulike temporarily or otherwise Asn rule a man does not mam a girlmaking sucli a proposition althoughho may bo Inking all possible ad ¬

vantage of her Hawaii throughthe bluudering policy of Mr Doleand his hysterical suppnrtors has become the mistrxfiB and not the wife I

of Uncle Sam and will in tho futuresimply oujoy the unenviable positionof a concubine

Another BurglaryTho Queen street storo of L B

Kerr was entered last night byburglars who forcod open the win-

dow¬

of the private office in the reorof the building

Tho detk8 were disturbed but itwas evident that no attempt hadbeen made to force tho Bafo MrKerr thinks that the burglar simplywanted to find out how ho can buyfirst class goods at a cheap figureaud yet sell them at the prices atwhich thny ore offered to thepublic by L B Kerr

England and tho Transvaal

The Colonial Office authorities de ¬

cline to give any information eoncorning the report that Mr Cham ¬

berlain has recoived from the Trans ¬

vaal Government a dispatch theeffect of which is the diplomaticrepudiation of tho existence of theBritish suzerainty over that countryIt is pointed out thnt dispatches ofthis kind are never disclosed or liseuBd publicly until if ever it isregarded a desirable to publishthem in official form It is thereforequite in accordance with custom forthe officials to decline to say evenwhether such a dispatch has beenreceived The People

We quote this for tho benefit ofMr Dolos Cabinet Ed Independ-ent

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At a Firo Insurance Office

Veil veil said Moses Veilveil you are sharp pon ray vordyou are

But youre a sharper aint youMr Moses said tho raanogingclerk

I dont know so much about thatbut never mind this policys all rinow you say

Quite right Mr MosesVeil volll Now tell mo young

man if my varohouso catches firenext week vat Im only acting outof idle curiosity you Know but ifmy varohouso catches fire next weekvat shall I get

Seven voarsl

Onco Patronized Always PatronizedTb tho motto of Ihoo who vinit theCriterion Barbor Shop S ime shopsexperience a boom of customers fora time but sooner or later the busi ¬

ness drops baok to the old rut Thorevorse is the caeo at the CriterionShop business is steadily on theinuroaso

Oood Exerciso

Doctor The bicycle gives peoplethe best exorcise in the world

Patient But I cant afford toride a bioyclo

Doctor Oh you dont need torido ouel Just dodge theml

Rapidly Disappearing

Tho supply lof the CelebratedSeattle Bock Beer is rapidly dis-

appearing in town The lovers of thisuutritious spring beverage can ob-

tain¬

it for a limited time at tboCriterion Saloon

Bing up 811 if you have anythingto nv n Tnw Tvirepmnw

0OU11E8P0NDEN0E

The New Oommlssiouer

Ed The Independent

It was suggested after tho muchadvertised Mr Marsden left his of-

fice¬

and the country that therewould bo a lull in the free adver-

tising¬

by tho Honolulu papers ofthe Commissioner of the Bureau ofAgriculture savo the mark

Mongoose Joe has disappearedwithout a salary very much to

hiB disgust and a Byron O Claikhas been selected to fill his placeand the papers have immediatelystarted in to give him snmo gratisadvertising

I dont kuow Mr Byron O Clarkpersonally and ho may be the rightman in the right place I havebeen uunblo however to find anypublic statements iu regard to himwhich would indicate that he is

competent for the position vacatedby Mr Marsdou who I will admitwas always considered a fairly goodmaohiuist heuco bia ability as auargiculturis

All 1 have been ablo to learn aboutMr Byron O Clark is that he is aprotegee of Ministor Cooper thatisnt bad that ho comes from Pasadena that a friend of his succeedediu raising tomatoes at the Pouinstilt that he has takeu tho oathand received letters of denizationand that he is now busy gatheringpamphlets etc iu Morcdeus officewhich were scattered around Thelast item seems to indicate thatJoe and Wray must have beenjaiged when they left the shopBecause a man can raise a squash

or a tomato at Pasadena MilpitasPetaluma Sausalito or other hayseed counties in California it doesnot indicate that he is fitted to bothe head of tho important buroauof agriculture

Mr Byron O Clark may have histomatoes etc boomed every dayin the papers I claim that theycaunot coinparo with those raisedby Mr Damon at Moanalua by DrCarter at Koolau or by Governor

ON

t m

Bice at Kauai nouo of whom claim ¬

ing to be agriculturists Thepoint however is whether a manwho knows enough to raiHo vege ¬

tables somothing that a largonumber of Chinese do is qualifiedto be commissioner of agriculturesimply because ho knows tho difiVronco between the carrot aud a to ¬

mato when ho sous themThsro are questions of vast im ¬

portance to bo solved by thebureau of agriculture which cauouly boanswered by a man who is

a scientist as well as a practicalagriculturist

Mr Byrou O Clark may be bothfor all I know but I aud others in

terested in diversified industrieswould like to kuow a little abouthifl credentials before wo endorsethis appointment of Mr Coopertho frioud of Byrou O Clark

Hipe Tomato

Percale new patterns SG incheswide 12 yards for St at N S SachsDiy Goods Co

Persons r quiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Uarrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

Twemy foarth of May

A BALLWW bt fclvon at I dopondnnoo Park uponliiK at p H on May Jl 1803 ii colobralionof tbo

BIRrHDAY OF HER MAJESTY

Queen VictoriaAN VOR T E

BENEFITOP THE

BiilbliBiocvobtScicty

Tickets aro cab admitting itand Indies Kor sale at tlio isuitl

places and by authorized members of tbolommlttco

MONDAY

em4Mto9m4W o

jciausua

Timely Topics

Honolulu May SI IS0S

THE WISE MAN

never Tools with paint lieknows thnt ii is the cheapestin tho long-- run to ush only

the very he t for the cxt 1 ior

and interior of his dwellingand his other huildingfl Ifyoiigttthc light kind it is

not only a hoautifiiT but a

great protector tigainm decay

We can safely recommend

Hnbbucka and Pioneer

Whits Lead

with the best oil and other

ingredients for heavy and

sub lantial work If jou wshto do a lit le light work yonrm If for amiHemcntM sakethen tr our

Idi al Roady MixdPaint

You cim buy it ii all quan-

tities¬

from aone p und tin andin ultno t every shade of eolorCome and inspect before youbuy

The Hnwatten Haftiwaiu Go-- t1

26d Fort Sthkist

We will begin a New Month withNEW GOODS PERSONALLY SELECTED

We have scoured the Earth forthe most

BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS OF THE LOOM

And they are now gathered togetherand ready for Inspection at Our Storeon Queen Street

EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO

I3STSFEIOT THESE GOODSWhich having been personally selected and Bought for Spot Cash

Values are such as have never been offered here

Gome Early and have First Choice

5Queen Street

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10AL AND QKJM1SHAL NEW8

Cricket match this nftoruoou

Thinks In turaor Wilbur for newsfavors

BrtfiiM yon invMst in paints andoils ronil Timely Topics

Tho Marine Park Bill has passedthird riadiuu in the Snato

Tlio S S China sail for SanFrantisio at 1 oVInck to day

Shirting Pi ims 25 ymds for SIat N S Sachs Dry Goods Jo

Wavorloy Club committee of man ¬

agement mooting this ovouiug

Now York Roods at Now Yorkprions at N S Sachs Dry Goods Co

Secretary Calcium will lead thoY M C A Bailors social this oven- -iu- -

Au effiirt is hoing made to rolainRov J A 0rii7au for tho MemorialDay services

Squad 9 Citizens Guard willmoot at 730 this evening at Kalihiwaoua school houo

Regiments llonolulus at luo J luthis afternoon All players her hoartbrokeu husbandto participate Tweuty years ago

lov M L Bergor wdl thelecture at the Y M C A dmooting to morrow

Onco patronize always patron ¬

ized is tho motto of thos who visittho Criterion llarber Shop

Tho KilohaiiA Art League roomsare open to day for the reception oftho Spring Exhibition pictures

Judge Stanley has decided a tech ¬

nical suit in favor of thoRdlroodCo and against the Government

liven illRf ClubimiHting lat evening M- - nditious stood

W Armstrong offered tho de under the circumstancesresistance in affairs

in French countrylie OKMiidiex and Dotted Swis ulL B Kerrs Queen lreot For onoweek only

Breakfast Sunday morning at theNew Market Restaurant BroiledChicken Turtle steak fried Brainsand lots of other good tilings

Tickets tho hall in aid of thoBritish Benevolent Fund on Tiihs- -

day evening next may lie had of thoCommittee of HO or the Secretary

concert at Emma SquarenftornoUi and at Makee lolam

to morrow lmli ss the band is re ¬

quired to aid in tho reception of ourexpected visitors

Tho chairman nfitheof Queen birthday

anniversary ball ou Tuedav ovoninpuext meet at tho Pacific Club at 8olnck this ovenincr

The British steamer Argylo is ex ¬

pected noxt Tooxday from Japanen route to Portland 0ion Shewill brine this port 800 Japaneseimmigrants and about tons of

Chiof Justice Judd L L D PaulNeumann Cecil Brown W A Kinnoy and W N Armstrong havo beenappointed a committee to preparean addross of welcome to the Boysin Blue

Central Union Church choirat 730 this evening for rehearsal

Yarndloy invites all members oold Fort Streot Church choir to

attend and also to participate iu theservices to morrow

Maofarlann aro distributingvery noat souvonirs ot Sohlitz Boorcomprising illuminated blottershandy little dictionaries pocketmatch cafe and n miniature bottleof tho famouH

J T Watorhome advertise theold standard breakfast cereal Scotch0t Meal at 15 cents per can Oraked Cocoa retaining its natural aromaand strength and the genuine Cali-fornia

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Chicken Tamalus aro also cariod

Five whistles from the ElectricLight Works will notify tho approach of war or transports

v The committees must rally atfoot of Fort street within half anhour of that signal to proceed onboard tho roception aloamer

Among thoo who have offered toplace their promises at thedisposiHon of the Committee of Cilizunsto receive tho boys iu aro Mrand Mrs Krouso of the ArlingtonC 1 Sherwood of Branch andBruce Waring of Oyolomoro

Cap Gartonberg O G Ballontyne F S Didge H F WiohmanJ Q Wood Thoo Geo A

Divi IT J M S ins WHenry J J Williams J J EgauFrank Davey Mr Pftonhauer andD B Smith have Iihmi added to theyouvrlu touiumiuu of 10U

CASHED AWAY

Death of Evelluo Wilson tho Faith ¬

ful Krlond of LllluokalaulWhen tho death of Mrs 0 13

Wilson which ocourrod this morniiifr at her family residence mi Youngstreot was made known thorn wobsincere Krd and tears iu many a I

household where tho deceased was i

rovored as a dear friend and a uobtowoman i

Mrs Wilson had linen dl since thodays when alio shared tho imprison- -

mout of her loyal friend Ldiuokalani but recently it was hoped thattdif- - would recover hor hoalth and afow weeks ago she was able to attoud n wedding at the homo of adear friend

Last night sho was fowling worseand a consultation was held by herattoudiug physicians who still enterlaiuod uo fear of immudioto dangerIll is al 8 oclock the crisiscamo and tho woman wIkibo devo-

tion¬

to Liliuokalani is on record in

owai lreuvs 100invited artli of

uino handsome

deliveroclock

thi

for

beer

blue

dashing ChArles B Wilson marriedISveliuo Towusend a bandsomoyoung girl who was tho spi calfriend add companion of thenprinces Lvdia After their marrisco tho couple residnd in Wailukuanil later ou in Honolulu where herhusband his ability andenergy rose to high honors andgroat prominence Mrs Wilson maysometimes have regrottod tho happydays whou sho and her busbaudl I I l ii

Th senreh had n verv uuunr uuLuiJiinuivoiy inuiupWnnt but sho bravely by

N picre I him tryingwhou his respoiihibility tho

SriHidnl Imrunins Chnl the wa great

for

Band

Victorias

200cargo

moots

Mrtho

Co

vesselsthe

LornCo

RichardsCrawley

morning

the

through

One bun John U Wilson is thoonly surviving issuo of tho marriageand in him was centered tho interest of tho lift of tho deceased andhis woll deaorvod success was thohappiness of his dovoted mother

Tho deepest sympathy is felt fortho old mother who cries ut the bierof hor beloved daughter and for thehusband and sou whoso happy homelib bt ou broken up Uawaiiaus andforeigners alike who admiro faith ¬

fulness to a friend and to an Aliiand a bravery which means sacrificeof self interest grievo over tho doparturo of Eveliue Wilson

The funeral will take place fromKawniabnu Church to morrow afternoou at d oclock aud tho iutormeut will bo iu tho family plot in

tho Churchyard

Mooting ottho Exwcutivo Committeo

Tho executive committeo of thoBoys in Blue mot this forenoon GW Smith presiding PrincipalRichards of Kamohameha tenderedtho use of the school band aud gleeclub the Government offered theservices of Capt Bergeis band ai dWilliams offered Hawaiiau viows forthe officers

Mr Athertou reportod 3000 ascollected but he advised the committee not to incur any more ex ¬

pense than was absolutely necossuryinasmuch as it was tho opinion ofexports that tho war vessels andtransports would not come uoar theislands but proceed direct to Manila

Tt was ordered that all bills bo

certified to by the chairmen of theseveral sub commitleoi1 and thenturned over to tho finance commit ¬

tee for payuieutIt was ducidedjthat uo donations

bousodfor tho supply of liquorswines aud boors as this lino of ac-

tion

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was desired by thoso whowould have command of tho men

Tho Indies committeo roportedthrough Dr Maxwell that they hadeverything ready

Tho committeos were ordorod tokeep dowu expenses until somethingdefiuito was known

Ring up 841 if you have anythingto tmv to Tub iNnepKNORVT

CITIZENS GUARD NOTICE

ItKBIDENTSOK KAMHI KWAALU Kniuuliiiniehii Bohol who iibiroto j iIm in eoiuloiloi ot tiermnnimorgm Izuinniif Squad u 0 tlzenh Uuuriinrfl Invl tU to mot tat Kilihi uiianaS lioolut 730 p m HAP ltnY M yal lslM

FUI1Z HOW Aidi ii uiD pro torn

Honolulu Uy tx tUUU

A STRANGEY AFFLICTED

WOMAN

Biff Knoto Swelled Up iu Fnrta ofHur Body Whore tho SwellingExlsto tho Skin is Flnlc andThoro 1b a Fain Liko a BooBtlnc Tho OrtEo Puzzles Physi-cians

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Mrs William Soib is tho wife of aprominout citizen of Bitesville Iudiana A reporter recently called toiutorviow hor regarding her seriousillness of which ho had hoard somuch Mrs Seib seemed to bo inperfect health having uo indicationof any recent illness Sho is noarlyfifiy years of ago

I havo been oflliotod for twontyone yeari said alio My troublewas rather a poouliar ono evon thedoctors not kn iwing exactly what itwas It resomblod dropsy but Iam yet iguorant of tho real troubleand cause but now sitico I am well

suppose thr ro is no further reasouto worry about the matter

My troublo camo on graduallyat first aud kept gottinK worse eachyear The main trouble was theswelling of my limbs Tbey wouldswell up in great big knots remainthis way a few days thou go downaud thrt swelling would then appearin Bnm other part of my bodyWhen I was in this condition I wasiu perfect uiisory Ordinarily thoswelling would be perfectly hardTho skin would be pink and tberowould bo itching pains liko a beesting which were almost unendur-able

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Some timos the swelling wouldbe in the neighborhood of my heartand this alarmed me very much

A year ago laBt fall I was sickwith tho yellow jaundice I wasconfined to my bod for somo timewith I his trouble and suffered intensely I was as yellow as an orangeWhen I was finally ablo to boout I was troubled as bad as be-

fore¬

My blood was all out of orderaud tho doctor said it had becomevry turn The doctor trietl manythings but nothiog seemed tobenefit me Mrs Galtman a neigh-bor

¬

advised mo to try Dr WilliamsPink Pills as sho had beon so great-ly

¬

benefited by them T decided totry the meutcino ana aiu so wittitho result that now I am tbaukfulto say I am entirely well I fullybelievo now that tho swelling of mylimbs camo directly from poorblood induced by somo liver diseaseI n m sstiified nt nny rate thatTmylilood was diseased and that DrWilliam Pink Pills purified iteffect ually I can most cheerfullyrecommend these pills in any suchcase as mine

Sold by all dealers in medicine

We Will Be

Annexed

Inside of

One Week

u SO TIIKY SAY

In that case how tho pi ices

f CK CKERY and CHINAware- - will advance

The duty will bo 55 percenton plain and UO percent on

decorated We pay now 10

percent on cither

ITave you seen our display of

JAPANESE WARE

in our big window Thegoods are attractive and thelow prices will surp itio you

A Petn A Tetc set oO five

piccea for 115 sounds rea ¬

sonable Does it not

We havo all kinds ofcrockery

W W D1M0ND CO

THE PEOPLES STORE

Solo ugontH for GurneyCfoanbk Kelriwaioi

Born

Garter At the Knpiolaul Mater ¬

nity Home this city May 20 1898to thu wife of J C Garter n son

Died

Wilson In this city May 21 1898Eveline Melita Kllioulani wife ofCharlos B Wilson aged 48 years

Tho funeral will tako place at 1

p m on tho 22d iust from Kawninhno Church Friends and acquaint ¬

ances aro respectfully invited toattend

OET IT AT

WATERIIOUSEfi

olidSCOTCH OAT HEAL

lf cents rrn oan

On of tho best If not the est breakfastdish

CRACKED COCOAThis cocoa is not the ordinary kindof cocoa usually offered hy thogrocers but is OH VOICED thoroby preserving its natural aromaand STRENGTH

For sometime past wo havo lrtpnaskd to handle TAMALES Wecan now offHr you tho genuinoOVLIFORNIA CHICKEN TA-MALES

¬

notlargothe business

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WANTED TO PUKOHASE

OF BITUATE1between Klnu strftt Brklgoniid

l owl and bttneen Berotnnla Streetami the Apply to this ofllco

8ni 10t H M DOW

NOTIOE

I WILL IlIJf poncililo for any debt in

my notno without myorder O H KOOK

hilnn 12 1803 8UMm

COFFEESSome are cheap now Cheap

cereal adulterated coffees arevery plentiful and forcingdown the prices of the old

Kona product especially thelower grades

with which they competeThe higher grades of Isl¬

coffees have declined a

little in sympathyOur arc the first

to benefit by reductionsFine coffees siro scarce and

no reductions can be made in

their prices

T Waterhous LEWIS COQTTTCFN RTRPTBT TELEPHONE 240

Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Pnt on

Your Buggy Hack or Wagon

IF1 3XTOT WHY 3STOT

a FLJlliT tWi THE RUBBER TIRE WBEEL

Is now in operation at the shop of tho Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturingCo where the licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vehioloa withthese famous

Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing AxlesThe tires of the RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood the

tests and have been proven to be the

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBElv

TIRESRollor Bearing Axles put ou any Vehiolo and Guaranteed to reduce

draft 10 percent

Rubber mid Roller Rearing Axles arc not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely nothing a3 the life of the vehicle is prolonged by

use and aro not necessary

JQF We Iuvito Inspection and Guarantoo to demonstrate their economy

WILSON WH1TEHOUSE818 Sole for the Hawaiian

J M MONSARRATAttoruey-at-Lii- w Ileal Male and facial Agent

SEAKOHBB OF UKC0KDS AND NOTAltY IUHUOCOSlMISdlONKK OF DKKD3 Full THE STATKd OF NEW YOKK

AND rUUFOltMALOANS f LaOED AND MJUOTIATBD

Caitwright Block Merchant Street Tdopbone 68

OOFFEll LANDS lor Salo or to Iuso at Papa 2 Olelomoanit 1 Kolo anjl Kaolio 1In ihu colbraiuil CoIlVo Dlsirlct ot Koiui Thoso IaLds will bo sold or leasedhi cliborlarne or small tract to suit irarohusfrs Al o

UH SALE -- Limis In Mhiil Unliu ami JtolokalFOll IjKaBK 1 A Housoiuul Lot at WnlUkl Tim house Is partly furnished

and con t lua seven rooms mid a Innai UHuIihu two bnth rooms servantsroom Onrrlige ilimso and S ablea Good sea batluug TheEO premises will bo leasedfor a tom of yenrs ut h onsunhlo rentil

IASTUItAOE uou oalm

Ii so do iail to call andseo our variety W o havebeen in Carriagemany years yon can pro-

fit by onr exporienco

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Faotory

RUBBER TIRES A SPECIALTY

Fort Streot

PnOK LANDPunch

SlreetiHarbor or

NOT tloLD MYSKLFcontracted

content or wrltton

L April

are

nudium and

and

customers

J

CO

severest only

Tires

their

Lioencees Islands

Hiuvll

pantrv

atKulI

and

BOY A CARRIAGE

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT NOTICE

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W W WRIOET

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MST ARRIVKIV M w lot of the Fine

Huslcal InstromeutsAutolmrps G uitars Violins Kto

Also a new Invoice of tiro Celebrated

Wosteriueyor PianosSpecially manufactured for the tropical

climate second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OP THKM SOLD

On the Hawaiian Islands during the lasiyears

ALWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEABSORTMHNT OF

DBY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also the choicest European and Amorcan

Beers Mb Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PlttCES

Kd HOFFSOHLAEGEK te COCorner Klnc Bethel Streets

f B MUREAYMl 323 King Street

in- - Ix ading

Carriage and

to agon ManufacturerAll MATERIALS OH nAJW

inriKsli everything outside steamboats and boilers

rno Shoeing a Speoialty

- TELEPHONE B72

ORDERS FOR

Hawaiis Story by

Hawaiis Queen

Oloth Bo mxiciMay bo placed now with W W DlmondCo at J2G0 pr copy delivered In this

City Postogo or freight extra to the otherIslands F J TEdTA

RSfl tf Agent

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KINO BTBEET

W J VVallie Mahaukb

Wholesalo andRetail

BUTCHERSAHD

Navy Contraotorfi

Hawaiian GrownOysters

The above dolicaoy jan now bo

prooured in such quantities as re-

quired

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upon leaving orders with

H E Motyre Bro397 f

LONG BRANCH BATBSWAIKIKI J1EA0H Honolulu H I

J J BnERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and sea and skyWith breakers song ghe lullahy

King Street Tram Cars pass the doorLadles and rthildrmi spnnlalfv earns for

tc If

uft iTanaily HotelX KllOUBE Prop

Per Day 00

BPlCOiAL MONTHLY XtATEB

rim Best ol Attrmdnuoo the Host Bltuatlon

uII IDWIXlAPftiitri

LIMITED

l w uu

AGENTS FORWKBTKHN 8UHAK ltEFINING CO

Ban Francisco Cal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVK WOHKSPhlladolphlu Penn U B A

NEWELL UNIVEB8AL MILL COMnnf Natlnnul Cnno Shroudcr1

New York U 8 A

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Cal

niRDON IUON LOCOMOTIVEWOltKS

682 tf Ban Francisco Cal

W II RICKARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

Couvoyancing in All Us BranchoF

Collecting and All BuoineosMattors of Trust

All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attention

OfHrn Hnnnknn HHiiinkiin Hnwall

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers

603 Fort St near King

building lotsHouses and lots and

Lands Fob Sale

- Parties wishing to dispose of tnnlrProportion nri tnvltivl in pull on n

THOS LINDSAYJ RW IDLER

IS PREPARED TO

Manufacture and Repair

AH kinds of Jewolry

FIKST OLASS WORK ONLYKKJ tv TinllrMnP Wort B f

Business Corde

B N BOYD

Subveioh and Real Estate Aoent

Office Bethel Street over the New230 Model Bestaurant ly

JOHN NOTO

Plumuino Tin Copper and SheetIkon Wouk

King Btreot Honolulu

ANTONB ROSA

Attobney-at-La-

Knahumanu Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Bbown Manager

98 and n Uianhai Q Unnnlnln TT T

ALLBN ROBINSON

Dealers in Luitber and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All Kinds

I- m- firj TflTnllI

Sunday Borrlcoa

St Aodrows Cathedral Sundaynftor Ascension Day May 227 n inHoly Commuuint 11 morningprayer and sermou 380 p mpuis nhiahi 780 ovouiug prayerand sermon

St Andrews Calhodral SecondCongregation Tho Rev AlexanderMackintosh will preach at both ser ¬

vices of the Second Congregationto morrow At 915 oclock seivicein tho morning tho choir of ladiesand gentlemon will rendor themusic and at the G30 oclock sorvlcoin i Iim twining tho surplicod ohoirof Hawaiiana will reuder a fullchoral service All seats aro freoand everybody welcome

Roman Catholic Cathedral cornerBeretauia and Foit Sunday AtG a m and 7 a m Low Masses withHoly Communion At 9 a m Massfor children with English SormoaAt 1030 a m High Moss withNative Sermon At 2 p m Rosarywith Native Iustruotion At i p mSermon in native aud BenedictionAt 7 p m Portuguese service withSermon and Benediction WeekDays Low Masses at 6 and 7 p m

Central Union Churoh cornerBoretania aud Richards streetsDouglas P Birnie minister 955 am Sunday school and Bible classes1100 puhlio worship lerinon byRev J A Cruzan 3 pm JuniorEudeavor 630 YPSO E prayermcotinuj 730 public worship audsermon Jonah Palama Chapel915 am Sunday school 730 p mgospel service sermon by Rev J ACruzan A welcome for all at everyservice

Christian Church corner Kingand Alakea Btrnets Preabiugmorning aud evening by the PastorT D Garvin Sunday school 915a in young peoples meeting G30p m

Young Mens Christian Association Gospel meeting Sunday doclock address by Dr M L BenrerD D on Euypt and Its TomplesDevotional Bible olass 5 oclocksubject HoroeB of tho Old Testa ¬

ment AH mon invitedMethodist Episcopal Church

corner Berotania and Miller StreetsG L Pearson pastor Tho publicis cordially invited to attend thofollowing named services SundayPreaching 11 a m and 730 p mSubjects An Apostolic Prayerand For What and Why aro thoWicked Punished Prayer meet ¬

ing Wednesday evoning at 780oclock

Services at St Clements ChapelPuuabou Celebration of HolyCommunion at 7 a ra MorningPrayer at 11 a m Evening Prayorat 7 p m Sunday School at 10 a m

--

Mary IV of EnclnndThe Prince of Wales has been heir

to the throne of Great Britain fornearly fifty biz years Ho has seonevery country iu Europe chinge itsruler except the one on whoso crownhis eyes are sot He is older thanmost of the reigning kiugs He mighthave been a sovereign several jearaago for he stood next in successionto his lato uncle Ernst Duke of

but as heir toa great throne ho lot tho potty Gor-

man¬

one pass to his younger brotherthe Duke of Edinburgh

Yet the Prince of Wales is notheir to the English throoo withoutsome opposition It is true thatthis oppositiou is not of tho slight ¬

est importance and counts for noth-

ing¬

legally yet it is interesting tonote that there is another claimantforVictoriasorown The Legitimistswho admit no claim but that ofdivine right and hold rigidly tothe straightett line of royal de¬

scent assert that Prince Rupert ofBavaria is tho rightful tenant of theprinces position Thoy regard thoHanoverian uionnrchs as moro im ¬

postors and would havo Victoriayield her honors to a descendant ofthe houio of Stuart the PrincessLuitpold of Bavaria whom thoystylo Mary IV of England Ex

m

Frincesa Alico Oonfirmod

Princess Alloe of Albany was con-

firmed

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recently at St GoorgosChurch Oannos tho Queen thePrinco of Wales Princess ChristianPrincess Honry of Battonberg andtho Duoheus of Albauy being prosent Tho ooromony was performedby tho Bishop of Winchester andthe Benediction pronounced by theBishop of Gibraltar The ceremonywas a very impressive ono ThoPeople

Shirt Waists per foot fitting Cuent Jf 9 StohB DtyjGootitf Cfa

Hoch Dor Katsor

There are pome gooil things be ¬

sides diamonds aud gold to b foundiu South Africa aud thn followingprintod iu The Owl Cape Town andsigned A M R G is oie of them

Der Kaiser auf der VatarlandUnd Gott on High all things gom

maudVe twol AchI dond you understand

Meiusolf und Gott

While somo men sing der powerdivine

Mein stldiers sing dor Wacht amHliien

Und trink der health in Rhenishwein

Auf me und Gott

Deres France dot svaggers allarnundt

Shes auigespeilt ahos no aggoundt

To much vo dinks she dontamount

Meinself und GottShe will not dam to fight again

But if sho should Ill show herblain

Dot Elsass und in Frenoh LorraineAre mein by Gitt

Dores Granma dinks ahos skeinshmall btiir

Mit Bores und dings sho inter-f-r- o

Shell learn none owns dis hemi ¬

sphereBut me und Gott

She dinks good frau BOine shipsshes jjot

Und soldiers mit der pcarlot coatAchI Ve could knock dem pouf

like dot 1

MiuBolfund GottIn dimes of peaco brebarod for ware

I bear the helm uud spear ofMars

Und care nioht for ton dousandCzars

Meinalf und Gott

In short I humor evory whimMit aspect dark und visage grim

Gott pulls mit me und I meetHim

Muineelf uud GottThe Lookout

Tho Biddundon Mnido

Tho Kontisb village at Biddendenwas invaded by a largej number ofpersons hailing from all parts of thecountry on Easter Sunday tho at-

traction¬

beiug the annual distribu-tion

¬

of what is kuown as the Biddeuden maidb benefaction Theuuique endowment of tho charitywas left in tho year 1134 by 2 sistersnamed Chullhurst who wero bornin the village in the year 1100 joinedtogether by tho hips and shouldersThey wero kuown far and wide as thoBiddenden maids and wero posst-ss-e- d

of much wealth The bequestproduces 10 guineas per year audtho proceeds are distributed everyEaster Suudav in tho shape of rollsloaves and cheese The People

BUSINESS LOCALS

Booming Boomingl is our SuitClub 1 por week MedeirosDecker No 11 Hotel Btreet Tel611 P O Box 598

Scotland ib famed for its finewhiokoys aud tho beat brands of itare obtainable at tho Pacific SaloonAsk for Andiow Ushers O V G

To appear respoctablo is to bedocoutly shaved which can only beattended to at the European BarberShop Chas Molteuo proprietor

Sheetings Pillow Casings TableLinen and Napkins will bo thespecialties nt L B Kerrs this weekand great bargaina will be offeredin these useful lines

Ex Zealaudia the California FruitMarket roceleved in Oamarinos rofrigerator all seasonable fruits fishand fresh California block butterCall aud inspect them

Good nvesieht restorod bv havincra good practical optician examineyour optics and S E Lucas is thoonly oculist that can do it well atthe Love Building Fort street

For straight and soft merrj bever¬

ages ono should call nt the Cosmo-politan

¬

Saloon where the finest ofPabst Milwaukee and bottled goodsare served by Goorge Oavanough

Tho favorite boverage of the no ¬

bility is Androw Ushers whiskv andSchwuppes famoiiB soda The RoyalAnnex always up to date ia nowresponding to tho frequeut calls for

U S

Major Hawktus of tho Royalwishes it to bo known that PabstBohemian has superseded tho fam ¬

ous draught of Doppelbrnu Tholattor iu bottlo io au oscollout tonio

HONOLULU MESSENGER SERYICE

Cornr Kino ami Aiakea BtihutiHomiiuii H I

MesfonRPrs and packages ilclverod tonl pins of the el y Prompt eorvlcu nndreasonable chirpcs

Olllco opon unt 1 12 nVlock p m Tclephnnu 37H

W3 tf D O OaMAHINUS Mamujer

TO LET OR LASKCOTTAGE WITH 0A rooms rurrntly occ - ibCKSit

pled by Cnpt Fici man ail- - TJurifctZljoining tho HhIuiu h nl- - JSPlarium t remises iini sitpi ivuiaoKahua with st i bio ad bervimts ro m in tliorcur of the premlsts Areslun wnlei laidon Hout reasunnblo Po m sluu givenliniiicdiutfly App v to

Alllt All AM PEItN ANDESIVIo liniie 2S0 or to

N PEItN ANDES alius olnci20S Merchaut Miett Uulupbe1 Block

871 tt

LIMITXII

Win G Iiwln PresldetitA ManagerClans Snrookols Vlci Prcsliicnt

V M Glllard Becretary Treasurerrhco O Porter Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAn

Gommissum AyeotsAOEHTS Or THE

Oceanic Steamship CoinpyOf Hun KrAnnliwn Cnl

Merchants Exchange

8 I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King ana Nnuann Streets

Ghoicu liprorsAND- -

Fine Beors

TELEPHONE Wl -

J HUTCHINGSand Retail Grocer and

Pro sion Merchant

A FULL UNE OP CHOICEST

American and European oroceriosAlways on Hnnd

TBE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE

A Sharo of Yonr Trado Policitcd SatlBfHCtljn Guaranteed

AH Orders Faithfully Expcnted andDolivered to any part of the Cltv freo627 Fort Streot Telephone 358

785 1 f

JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitter

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBroad Pies Cakes of all kinds fresh

ovoiy day

Fresh Ice Crtaiu mndo of tho Best Woodlawn Cream In all Flavors

The Finest Home mada ConffctloneryliMU f

BEN IIAAHEO

Plumber - and - Tinsmith

All work dono Properly Promptly andProfitably lor Patrons

SATISFACTION OUAKANTEED

Offlco King Street near Itallroad Dopot77H 1V

NOTICE

ARE RESPECTFULLYSUBSOKIDERBall euWrlptloiiB aro pay ¬

able strictly In advanco by the monthquarter or year

F J TEBTA71 t MiTiir

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Oceanic Steamship Company

TIME TABLEThe Finn Passenger Steamers of This Lino Will Arrive and Leave

This Port as Hereunder

FROM SAN FRANCISCO

MARIPOSA MAY 25ZEALANDIA JUNE 8MUANA JUNE 22

FOR SAN FRANCESCO

MOANA MAY 2GZEALNDIA JUNR M

I ALAMEDA JUNE 23

In connection with the sailing of the above steamers the Agmits areprepared to inane to intending passengers coupon jthrougb tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United State and fromNow York by auy steamship lino to all European ports

For further particulars apply to

Wm G Irwin CoLIMIITiElD

General Agents Oceanio S S Company

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTD

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVEDTHE NEW

Improved Planters HoSolid Cast Stool Eye and Blado Forged Entire

CYCLONE WIND MILLS PUMPS ETCHOWES PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES

NORTONS BALL BEARING JACK SCREWSPLOWS IN LARGE VARIETY

VISES PIPE CUTTERS AND WRENCHES

VACUUM OILSTho Standard of Merit

Universal Stoves and Rangesr

PAINT WALL WHITEWASH BRUSHES CALIFORNIA LAWKSPRINKLERS

A Large Assortment tf General Hardware

1 IlOOa lii UB10S m yOnji L Q

SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

GeneralAND

ercliandise

commission MEiiaeasrTsVgens for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifoCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packet from Livorpool

Telephone 02

H E McINTYRE BROEast corner Fort Kino Stb

O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNew and Fresh Goods rocolved by every packet from California Eastorn

fltales and European Markets

Standard Gradn o Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishOf-t- Goods dellvored to any part of the Olty

TO LAND TltATJW HOLHUTUI JJATfRVfriTHW OTIATUVrWHTP

HONOLULU H I SATUKDAY MAY 21 1898

P

THE BOARD OF HEALTH-- - -- t

Kuloo for Autopaios in Public In-

stitutions¬

Oonoidorod

PreBldout Smith presided ovoryosterdays meoting of tho Board ofHealth

Tho following proposed regulationwas iatroducod and laid over untilnext meeting

1 Every physicnu or medical offi-

cer¬

in chargo of any hospital asylumor other institution for tho caro ortreatment of tho sick maintained bythe Board of Health is authorizedin his diroration to make suchautopsy or sciontifio examinationas ho shall doom necessary or desir-able

¬

of tho body of any patient whoIms died in tho institution underhis obarge

2 Every such examination andautopsy shall be made in tho presouoo of not less than two witnessesThe results of every such autopsyshall bo immediately reoorded bythe physician and a copy of theBame sent to tho Board of Health

3 It shall be the privilege of thefrieuds of the deaeasod to be repre ¬

sented at tho autopsy by someperson appointed by them for thopurpose

A letter from H D Elliott of Hiloannounced the meeting of Britishsubjects in Hilo on May 5th and thepassage of a resolution to increaseto 2000 tho subsoripiion to theDiamond Jubileo Fund for thepurpose of adding to tho presontGovernment hospital in Hilo an addition to be known as tho VictoriaJubilee Aunox and to be used forthe Anglo Saxon residents of thoIsland of Hawaii

President Smith was of tho opin-ion

¬

that tho offtir was a good oneand could be accepted Geo WSmith said he wai afraid theremight be a conflict in tho event ofacceptance of tho offer It wasfilially douidod that the Board en-

tertain¬

the proposition providedtho building when erected shallbecome the property of the Ha ¬

waiian Government to be used forhospital purposes subject to thoreservation that it shall bo mudonly for tho benefit and use of thoAuglo Saxon residents of the Is ¬

land of HawaiiIt was decided that cortain

doubtful cases among the lepers atMulnkai bo brought to Honolulu forexamination

A Froud Boast

Our olimato says Mr 0 D GRoberts the Cauadian though itvaries enormously over an area sovast is such as has always brod thostrongest and most entorprisingraces of mankind Wo have thelargest and richest fisheries coalareas and timber regions of theworld Our wheat lands grazinglands aud iron tninos whon de ¬

veloped will bo among tho mostproductive in tho world To developthese matchless resouroes we have apeople blended of 2 dominant races

a people tracing its origin to free-dom religion aud loyalty a peoplewhich has kept itself cleau from thataint of criminal and pauper im-

migration¬

To inoito us to greatness wo have all tho glory of Francoaud Britain whoso heirs we arewhoso example is always before usthe seeds of whoso virtues are sowniu our blood Thus peculiarlyfavoured by tho God of Nations wostand with our feot on the thresholdof tho futuro The People

II

Cheerily Obi Tho Anchors Weighed

Two of tho most popular men intowu havo been installed in the re ¬

nowned Anchor Saloon Mr Car-lisle

¬

has taken tho managerial holmas cuptaiu aud Charley Andrewshas shipped as first mato Withsuch n orow the wants of every pas ¬

senger will bo carefully and pro ¬

perly attended to and only tho verybnst olass of refreshments will besorved to tbom in the jflost pliableacd ttetliol irtpyWor

Sugar Query

Say do you know how to make canegrow

Wo can got over rich you knowJust by making fields of cane growl

Teaching sohools all very wellHearing tho children read and spellBut growing cane oh myl that

tollsOnly to know to make cane growAnd not to havo It grow too slowlDo you know how to make canegrowT

Never mind Klondyke wo shouldfreeze

At bestgrowacnld and sneeze sneezeBut here theres always a warm

breezeDont talk about those fields of snowIf you know how to make cane growlDo you kuow how to make cane

grow

Why theres a man has covord theground

For miles and miles the countryround

But ho kens how to mako cane growAnd not to let it grow too slowGreat thing to kuow to make caue

growlSay do you how know to make caue

grow

Where caue grows right it growswith speed

Aud iu limo of need is givu feedIt must look thrifty cleau and

brightGain a foot by day and by uightAnd sure theres skill iu it some- -

where Havo you haen thereDo you know how to make cano

grow

Weve watched cane it mustntgrow slow

But more than this we do not knowSugar loads must be sent an ayNearly every other daylu running a mill no delays

That wouldnt pay 14

Say do you know tho exact wayPetti elre

Theres very much tho self same ruleIn raising cauo as keeping schoolDo you know how to mako cauo

gronWo shall get ovor rich you knowSimply making rows of cane growl

Queer oh

Anne Marie PukscottMakapala-by-theSe- a 1898

A Peers ItomanceThe family of the lato Marquis of

Exeter possesses ouo of the mostdelightful little romances of thepeerage now in circulation Thofirst marquis then an earl wasunfortunate iu his wife and divorc-ed her Disgusted with his high bornsurroundings he put on the guise ofan artist and thus wandered abouttho oouutry on fool painting land-

scapes¬

Iu the courso of his wander ¬

ings he came across a village xirl ofexquisite beauty and much naturalrefinement whom ho married iu 1701

as quickly as the operation of the lawiuhisdivorco would pormit He mar-

ried¬

her as plain Henry Cecil atBolas parish church in Shropshireand Sarah Hoggins never dreamedthat she was becoming a countess

TENNYSON IIAS TOLD THE STOUT

in his Lord of Burleigh She be-

came¬

tho aucostorof the lato audpresent Marquises of Exetor andthen after 5 years iu the uunaturalhothouse life of the aristouratiostation to which she had risen unwillingly she pinod away and diedLike Lord Salisbury the Marquis ofExeter is descended from the Lordof Burleigh Queen Elizabeths greatLord Treasurer HeownsBurghleyHoubo br Stamford Town theElizabethan mansion whioh thoLord Treasurer built The financialfortunes of the family havo fallenrather low of late and several titneathero has been talk of soiling theplace but nothiug has come of itThe People

Undisputed Ownership

A paper is responsible for thestorv that n lady when showing agentleman ovor her grounds thoother day was asked by him

Does not this plant belougto thobogonia family

Tho begonia family answorodlita linntflRS Iiridlinir im nnrtnlnlvj n - j

sir it is uuru auu always uus1MM

Wiltes Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

O I WIGHT Pres B B ROBE SeoCapt J A KINO PortBupt

Stmr KINATJCLARKE Commander

Will leave Honolulu atlO a m touohtngatMaalara Hny and MakeDa the

briuo day Malmkena Kawalbae andtho following day arriving at

H Ho tho same afternoon

LBAVEH 110HOLOLU ABB1VBS IIOKOLBLU

Tuesday May 10Kriday JluyiO

Tuosday May 31Thursday Juno 0

Tuesday Juno 21Friday July 1T esday July 1

Hrlday July 2JTuesday Aug 2Frday Aug 12Tuo day Aug 21

fcitday Bept 2liiDsclay So t 3Friday topt2t i

Tuesduy Oct 1

No 898

Lnhnlna

SaturdayWcdnosduySaturdayWednesday

DiunmnyWednesdaySaturdayWednesdayHalurdayWednesdaySaturdayWednesdayBBtuidayWodn sunySaturday

May 7May 18Mar 28Juno 8June 18June 20July 0JulyJOJuly 30Aug 10Aug 20Aug 31Bept 10Bept 21

Oct 1

Returning will leave Hilo at 8 oclocka m touching at Iaupahoohoo MnbaKoim and Knwalhao SHine day ilakenaMaulaca Bay and Lahaina the followingdays arriving at Honolulu the afternoon bof Wcjnes aj s and Saturdayri

W Will call at Foboiki Puna on tripsmarked

S3-P- No Freight will be received aftera m on day of sailing

Tlin noiinlnr muff l flu VilnAii t Ml

Hilo A good currlsge rond tho entire dis-tance

¬

Hound trip tickots co ferine allexpenses 6000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 p xtouching at lCahului liana Hamon andKipahnlu Maul Returning arrives atHonolulu Sunday mornings

Will cull at Nuu Kaupo once eachmonthitr No Freight will be received after 4

f i on dny of sailing

This Company will reserve the right ofmake chunges in the tlmoof departure andarrival of Its Steamora without notice andU will not bo responsible for any conse-quences

¬

arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt haa been lnndod

Live Stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not be responsible lor

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in tho caro of Parsers

iMjr Passengers are requested to pur ¬

chase Tickois beforo embarking Tmobofalling to do so will be subject to an addltionxl nbarge of twenty five per cent

Parkagos containing personal effectswhether shipped s bogago of freight iftno contents thereof oxceen f 100 in valueiium have tli voluo thereof plainly statedand inurkMl and tho tompany will nothold itself Hallo for any loss or damage inexiess of this sum except the goods beshipped mill r a special contract

ai employe tt ot I no company are torbidden t ricuiyi trolghr wiiliont deliver ¬

ing a Milplng leeelpt ihorelor in the formproscribed by tho Company and whichmay bo tctui by shippers upon applicationto the pursers of tho Companys Bleamerf

Biiippeis aro uoiifled that if froight lbshipped without snch receipt it will hotou ly at the risk ot the shipper

0LAD3 SrnEOKELS WM Q 1BWIN

Glaus opreciels Sl Go

BuftL3SrKE3KSHONOLULU

Sw Franetico AgtntiTJIE NEVADABANK OF SAN FliANOIBCO

DBAW KXOIIAnOB on

BAN FUANOIBCO The Nevada Bank oBan Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtil

NEW YORK Amerlcan Exchange Natlonnl Bank

OHIOAGO Merohants National BankPARIS Comptolr National dEsoompto da

ParisBKRLIN Dresdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BanklngCorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AUBTRALIA- -

Bank of New ZealandVIOrORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

ot British North America

IVatiinct a kncml Hanking and KxchawitHusincis

Deposits Received Loans mado on Ap ¬

proved iiocnrlty Commercial and Travel- -

era Credit Issued Bills of tixenungebought and Bold

OnUeotipuB Promptly Accountod

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iti iNDJiPENDSM

IrtHlIKI

IIY AFT3RNMN

a5f Tklkpiione tfll jgKxuHt Hunrtnyi

i Brito Hall Konla StroytI

MOISSOUIFTION IITE8tar Mouth nnywhisre In the Ha- -

wnilnn Islands M

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

800

Payablo Invariably in Advance

if J IE3TA ProDriotor and Pub-lisher

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EDMUND NOBBIE EditorW HORAOTC WRIOHT Assistant

EditorltesUUni in Honolulu

SATURDAY MAY 21 1898

THE NEUTBAUTY JLAWS

This thoughtless community in

too apt to imagine that iu regard tothe violation of the neutrality lawnit has only to account to belligerentand apparently defeated Spain Itor at loast its tie facto governmentshould remember that as a recog ¬

nized though impotent maritimepower it ib accountable for its ac-

tions¬

to all the powers with whichit has treaties and in the event ofany alien suffering any injurythrough the sins of omission or com-

mission¬

of this government theycan demand and obtain rodresathrough the government to whichthey owe primal allegiance

it has boon well said somewhatopenly by one high in the councilsof the Government that the extremereadiness shown by our Governmentto thruBt our favors upon the UnitedStates is becoming nauseatiug totho Government of that countryand that our Administration willprobably be brought up with around and sudden turn and bo toldthat the United StateH has businessenough of their own to attend towithout being hampered by a pack ofmeddlesomo thoughtless semi idiothysterically blind in their lustfuldosiro to consummate their bargainand sale of our independence at allhazards

TOPICS OF THE DAY

The P O Advortieer endeavoredto make tho amende honorable to theBritish community this morning forits sourly exprossed chagrin at theirbeing loyal and law abiding subjects

The Hawaiian suggests thoohauging of the namo of Thurston avenueto Dewey avenue after annexationThe editor is probably not awarethat avenues and street bearingmissionary names wore named inhonor of the fathers and not of thesons who have made thomsolves po-

litically¬

notorious

As we watnh the carts unload coalat the gato of tho Honolulu IronWorks on King street we oftonwonder why the sidowalk is notroughed for the beuefit of tho

poor horses who slip and strain theirlimbs over the sidewalk when back ¬

ing up Pedestrians would willinglysuffer a small inconvenieuce to roliove the poor animals from suffer-

ing¬

and possiblo acoidout

The towu is decorating again4This time annexation is a surething and our patriots aro sur-

passing¬

each others in poor tastoaud vulgarity If Spain wore repre ¬

sented by a CoubuI here the vulgardisplay in a certain storo on KingStreet which is offensive to all docent Americans to Europeans ofRontlemanly instincts and to the Ha-

waiian¬

would not be tolerated fora rnomont and would be oidered re ¬

moved by the local authoritiesAmorlcatiB naturally fool jubilant

over the victories now on recordbut it is very un American to kick amau or a nation when they aredown Tho historical attitude oftho annexationists who now seotheir last ohance of accomplishingtheir sehomo is ridiculous Theletter of Mr Dole iu which he is

supposed to offer the ubo of inno-

cent little Hawaii to Uncle Sni willeffectually kill annexation Whon apure maiden is those missionary isl ¬

ands are always compared to seekslegitimato manisgo to tho great

man across the sea she duos notdo the wooing and she certainlydoes not say use mo whouever ynulike temporarily or otherwise Asn rule a man does not mam a girlmaking sucli a proposition althoughho may bo Inking all possible ad ¬

vantage of her Hawaii throughthe bluudering policy of Mr Doleand his hysterical suppnrtors has become the mistrxfiB and not the wife I

of Uncle Sam and will in tho futuresimply oujoy the unenviable positionof a concubine

Another BurglaryTho Queen street storo of L B

Kerr was entered last night byburglars who forcod open the win-

dow¬

of the private office in the reorof the building

Tho detk8 were disturbed but itwas evident that no attempt hadbeen made to force tho Bafo MrKerr thinks that the burglar simplywanted to find out how ho can buyfirst class goods at a cheap figureaud yet sell them at the prices atwhich thny ore offered to thepublic by L B Kerr

England and tho Transvaal

The Colonial Office authorities de ¬

cline to give any information eoncorning the report that Mr Cham ¬

berlain has recoived from the Trans ¬

vaal Government a dispatch theeffect of which is the diplomaticrepudiation of tho existence of theBritish suzerainty over that countryIt is pointed out thnt dispatches ofthis kind are never disclosed or liseuBd publicly until if ever it isregarded a desirable to publishthem in official form It is thereforequite in accordance with custom forthe officials to decline to say evenwhether such a dispatch has beenreceived The People

We quote this for tho benefit ofMr Dolos Cabinet Ed Independ-ent

¬

At a Firo Insurance Office

Veil veil said Moses Veilveil you are sharp pon ray vordyou are

But youre a sharper aint youMr Moses said tho raanogingclerk

I dont know so much about thatbut never mind this policys all rinow you say

Quite right Mr MosesVeil volll Now tell mo young

man if my varohouso catches firenext week vat Im only acting outof idle curiosity you Know but ifmy varohouso catches fire next weekvat shall I get

Seven voarsl

Onco Patronized Always PatronizedTb tho motto of Ihoo who vinit theCriterion Barbor Shop S ime shopsexperience a boom of customers fora time but sooner or later the busi ¬

ness drops baok to the old rut Thorevorse is the caeo at the CriterionShop business is steadily on theinuroaso

Oood Exerciso

Doctor The bicycle gives peoplethe best exorcise in the world

Patient But I cant afford toride a bioyclo

Doctor Oh you dont need torido ouel Just dodge theml

Rapidly Disappearing

Tho supply lof the CelebratedSeattle Bock Beer is rapidly dis-

appearing in town The lovers of thisuutritious spring beverage can ob-

tain¬

it for a limited time at tboCriterion Saloon

Bing up 811 if you have anythingto nv n Tnw Tvirepmnw

0OU11E8P0NDEN0E

The New Oommlssiouer

Ed The Independent

It was suggested after tho muchadvertised Mr Marsden left his of-

fice¬

and the country that therewould bo a lull in the free adver-

tising¬

by tho Honolulu papers ofthe Commissioner of the Bureau ofAgriculture savo the mark

Mongoose Joe has disappearedwithout a salary very much to

hiB disgust and a Byron O Claikhas been selected to fill his placeand the papers have immediatelystarted in to give him snmo gratisadvertising

I dont kuow Mr Byron O Clarkpersonally and ho may be the rightman in the right place I havebeen uunblo however to find anypublic statements iu regard to himwhich would indicate that he is

competent for the position vacatedby Mr Marsdou who I will admitwas always considered a fairly goodmaohiuist heuco bia ability as auargiculturis

All 1 have been ablo to learn aboutMr Byron O Clark is that he is aprotegee of Ministor Cooper thatisnt bad that ho comes from Pasadena that a friend of his succeedediu raising tomatoes at the Pouinstilt that he has takeu tho oathand received letters of denizationand that he is now busy gatheringpamphlets etc iu Morcdeus officewhich were scattered around Thelast item seems to indicate thatJoe and Wray must have beenjaiged when they left the shopBecause a man can raise a squash

or a tomato at Pasadena MilpitasPetaluma Sausalito or other hayseed counties in California it doesnot indicate that he is fitted to bothe head of tho important buroauof agriculture

Mr Byron O Clark may have histomatoes etc boomed every dayin the papers I claim that theycaunot coinparo with those raisedby Mr Damon at Moanalua by DrCarter at Koolau or by Governor

ON

t m

Bice at Kauai nouo of whom claim ¬

ing to be agriculturists Thepoint however is whether a manwho knows enough to raiHo vege ¬

tables somothing that a largonumber of Chinese do is qualifiedto be commissioner of agriculturesimply because ho knows tho difiVronco between the carrot aud a to ¬

mato when ho sous themThsro are questions of vast im ¬

portance to bo solved by thebureau of agriculture which cauouly boanswered by a man who is

a scientist as well as a practicalagriculturist

Mr Byrou O Clark may be bothfor all I know but I aud others in

terested in diversified industrieswould like to kuow a little abouthifl credentials before wo endorsethis appointment of Mr Coopertho frioud of Byrou O Clark

Hipe Tomato

Percale new patterns SG incheswide 12 yards for St at N S SachsDiy Goods Co

Persons r quiring tombstonesshould apply to Fred Uarrison whohas a choice lot of new designs onview

Twemy foarth of May

A BALLWW bt fclvon at I dopondnnoo Park uponliiK at p H on May Jl 1803 ii colobralionof tbo

BIRrHDAY OF HER MAJESTY

Queen VictoriaAN VOR T E

BENEFITOP THE

BiilbliBiocvobtScicty

Tickets aro cab admitting itand Indies Kor sale at tlio isuitl

places and by authorized members of tbolommlttco

MONDAY

em4Mto9m4W o

jciausua

Timely Topics

Honolulu May SI IS0S

THE WISE MAN

never Tools with paint lieknows thnt ii is the cheapestin tho long-- run to ush only

the very he t for the cxt 1 ior

and interior of his dwellingand his other huildingfl Ifyoiigttthc light kind it is

not only a hoautifiiT but a

great protector tigainm decay

We can safely recommend

Hnbbucka and Pioneer

Whits Lead

with the best oil and other

ingredients for heavy and

sub lantial work If jou wshto do a lit le light work yonrm If for amiHemcntM sakethen tr our

Idi al Roady MixdPaint

You cim buy it ii all quan-

tities¬

from aone p und tin andin ultno t every shade of eolorCome and inspect before youbuy

The Hnwatten Haftiwaiu Go-- t1

26d Fort Sthkist

We will begin a New Month withNEW GOODS PERSONALLY SELECTED

We have scoured the Earth forthe most

BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS OF THE LOOM

And they are now gathered togetherand ready for Inspection at Our Storeon Queen Street

EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO

I3STSFEIOT THESE GOODSWhich having been personally selected and Bought for Spot Cash

Values are such as have never been offered here

Gome Early and have First Choice

5Queen Street

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10AL AND QKJM1SHAL NEW8

Cricket match this nftoruoou

Thinks In turaor Wilbur for newsfavors

BrtfiiM yon invMst in paints andoils ronil Timely Topics

Tho Marine Park Bill has passedthird riadiuu in the Snato

Tlio S S China sail for SanFrantisio at 1 oVInck to day

Shirting Pi ims 25 ymds for SIat N S Sachs Dry Goods Jo

Wavorloy Club committee of man ¬

agement mooting this ovouiug

Now York Roods at Now Yorkprions at N S Sachs Dry Goods Co

Secretary Calcium will lead thoY M C A Bailors social this oven- -iu- -

Au effiirt is hoing made to rolainRov J A 0rii7au for tho MemorialDay services

Squad 9 Citizens Guard willmoot at 730 this evening at Kalihiwaoua school houo

Regiments llonolulus at luo J luthis afternoon All players her hoartbrokeu husbandto participate Tweuty years ago

lov M L Bergor wdl thelecture at the Y M C A dmooting to morrow

Onco patronize always patron ¬

ized is tho motto of thos who visittho Criterion llarber Shop

Tho KilohaiiA Art League roomsare open to day for the reception oftho Spring Exhibition pictures

Judge Stanley has decided a tech ¬

nical suit in favor of thoRdlroodCo and against the Government

liven illRf ClubimiHting lat evening M- - nditious stood

W Armstrong offered tho de under the circumstancesresistance in affairs

in French countrylie OKMiidiex and Dotted Swis ulL B Kerrs Queen lreot For onoweek only

Breakfast Sunday morning at theNew Market Restaurant BroiledChicken Turtle steak fried Brainsand lots of other good tilings

Tickets tho hall in aid of thoBritish Benevolent Fund on Tiihs- -

day evening next may lie had of thoCommittee of HO or the Secretary

concert at Emma SquarenftornoUi and at Makee lolam

to morrow lmli ss the band is re ¬

quired to aid in tho reception of ourexpected visitors

Tho chairman nfitheof Queen birthday

anniversary ball ou Tuedav ovoninpuext meet at tho Pacific Club at 8olnck this ovenincr

The British steamer Argylo is ex ¬

pected noxt Tooxday from Japanen route to Portland 0ion Shewill brine this port 800 Japaneseimmigrants and about tons of

Chiof Justice Judd L L D PaulNeumann Cecil Brown W A Kinnoy and W N Armstrong havo beenappointed a committee to preparean addross of welcome to the Boysin Blue

Central Union Church choirat 730 this evening for rehearsal

Yarndloy invites all members oold Fort Streot Church choir to

attend and also to participate iu theservices to morrow

Maofarlann aro distributingvery noat souvonirs ot Sohlitz Boorcomprising illuminated blottershandy little dictionaries pocketmatch cafe and n miniature bottleof tho famouH

J T Watorhome advertise theold standard breakfast cereal Scotch0t Meal at 15 cents per can Oraked Cocoa retaining its natural aromaand strength and the genuine Cali-fornia

¬

Chicken Tamalus aro also cariod

Five whistles from the ElectricLight Works will notify tho approach of war or transports

v The committees must rally atfoot of Fort street within half anhour of that signal to proceed onboard tho roception aloamer

Among thoo who have offered toplace their promises at thedisposiHon of the Committee of Cilizunsto receive tho boys iu aro Mrand Mrs Krouso of the ArlingtonC 1 Sherwood of Branch andBruce Waring of Oyolomoro

Cap Gartonberg O G Ballontyne F S Didge H F WiohmanJ Q Wood Thoo Geo A

Divi IT J M S ins WHenry J J Williams J J EgauFrank Davey Mr Pftonhauer andD B Smith have Iihmi added to theyouvrlu touiumiuu of 10U

CASHED AWAY

Death of Evelluo Wilson tho Faith ¬

ful Krlond of LllluokalaulWhen tho death of Mrs 0 13

Wilson which ocourrod this morniiifr at her family residence mi Youngstreot was made known thorn wobsincere Krd and tears iu many a I

household where tho deceased was i

rovored as a dear friend and a uobtowoman i

Mrs Wilson had linen dl since thodays when alio shared tho imprison- -

mout of her loyal friend Ldiuokalani but recently it was hoped thattdif- - would recover hor hoalth and afow weeks ago she was able to attoud n wedding at the homo of adear friend

Last night sho was fowling worseand a consultation was held by herattoudiug physicians who still enterlaiuod uo fear of immudioto dangerIll is al 8 oclock the crisiscamo and tho woman wIkibo devo-

tion¬

to Liliuokalani is on record in

owai lreuvs 100invited artli of

uino handsome

deliveroclock

thi

for

beer

blue

dashing ChArles B Wilson marriedISveliuo Towusend a bandsomoyoung girl who was tho spi calfriend add companion of thenprinces Lvdia After their marrisco tho couple residnd in Wailukuanil later ou in Honolulu where herhusband his ability andenergy rose to high honors andgroat prominence Mrs Wilson maysometimes have regrottod tho happydays whou sho and her busbaudl I I l ii

Th senreh had n verv uuunr uuLuiJiinuivoiy inuiupWnnt but sho bravely by

N picre I him tryingwhou his respoiihibility tho

SriHidnl Imrunins Chnl the wa great

for

Band

Victorias

200cargo

moots

Mrtho

Co

vesselsthe

LornCo

RichardsCrawley

morning

the

through

One bun John U Wilson is thoonly surviving issuo of tho marriageand in him was centered tho interest of tho lift of tho deceased andhis woll deaorvod success was thohappiness of his dovoted mother

Tho deepest sympathy is felt fortho old mother who cries ut the bierof hor beloved daughter and for thehusband and sou whoso happy homelib bt ou broken up Uawaiiaus andforeigners alike who admiro faith ¬

fulness to a friend and to an Aliiand a bravery which means sacrificeof self interest grievo over tho doparturo of Eveliue Wilson

The funeral will take place fromKawniabnu Church to morrow afternoou at d oclock aud tho iutormeut will bo iu tho family plot in

tho Churchyard

Mooting ottho Exwcutivo Committeo

Tho executive committeo of thoBoys in Blue mot this forenoon GW Smith presiding PrincipalRichards of Kamohameha tenderedtho use of the school band aud gleeclub the Government offered theservices of Capt Bergeis band ai dWilliams offered Hawaiiau viows forthe officers

Mr Athertou reportod 3000 ascollected but he advised the committee not to incur any more ex ¬

pense than was absolutely necossuryinasmuch as it was tho opinion ofexports that tho war vessels andtransports would not come uoar theislands but proceed direct to Manila

Tt was ordered that all bills bo

certified to by the chairmen of theseveral sub commitleoi1 and thenturned over to tho finance commit ¬

tee for payuieutIt was ducidedjthat uo donations

bousodfor tho supply of liquorswines aud boors as this lino of ac-

tion

¬

was desired by thoso whowould have command of tho men

Tho Indies committeo roportedthrough Dr Maxwell that they hadeverything ready

Tho committeos were ordorod tokeep dowu expenses until somethingdefiuito was known

Ring up 841 if you have anythingto tmv to Tub iNnepKNORVT

CITIZENS GUARD NOTICE

ItKBIDENTSOK KAMHI KWAALU Kniuuliiiniehii Bohol who iibiroto j iIm in eoiuloiloi ot tiermnnimorgm Izuinniif Squad u 0 tlzenh Uuuriinrfl Invl tU to mot tat Kilihi uiianaS lioolut 730 p m HAP ltnY M yal lslM

FUI1Z HOW Aidi ii uiD pro torn

Honolulu Uy tx tUUU

A STRANGEY AFFLICTED

WOMAN

Biff Knoto Swelled Up iu Fnrta ofHur Body Whore tho SwellingExlsto tho Skin is Flnlc andThoro 1b a Fain Liko a BooBtlnc Tho OrtEo Puzzles Physi-cians

¬

Mrs William Soib is tho wife of aprominout citizen of Bitesville Iudiana A reporter recently called toiutorviow hor regarding her seriousillness of which ho had hoard somuch Mrs Seib seemed to bo inperfect health having uo indicationof any recent illness Sho is noarlyfifiy years of ago

I havo been oflliotod for twontyone yeari said alio My troublewas rather a poouliar ono evon thedoctors not kn iwing exactly what itwas It resomblod dropsy but Iam yet iguorant of tho real troubleand cause but now sitico I am well

suppose thr ro is no further reasouto worry about the matter

My troublo camo on graduallyat first aud kept gottinK worse eachyear The main trouble was theswelling of my limbs Tbey wouldswell up in great big knots remainthis way a few days thou go downaud thrt swelling would then appearin Bnm other part of my bodyWhen I was in this condition I wasiu perfect uiisory Ordinarily thoswelling would be perfectly hardTho skin would be pink and tberowould bo itching pains liko a beesting which were almost unendur-able

¬

Some timos the swelling wouldbe in the neighborhood of my heartand this alarmed me very much

A year ago laBt fall I was sickwith tho yellow jaundice I wasconfined to my bod for somo timewith I his trouble and suffered intensely I was as yellow as an orangeWhen I was finally ablo to boout I was troubled as bad as be-

fore¬

My blood was all out of orderaud tho doctor said it had becomevry turn The doctor trietl manythings but nothiog seemed tobenefit me Mrs Galtman a neigh-bor

¬

advised mo to try Dr WilliamsPink Pills as sho had beon so great-ly

¬

benefited by them T decided totry the meutcino ana aiu so wittitho result that now I am tbaukfulto say I am entirely well I fullybelievo now that tho swelling of mylimbs camo directly from poorblood induced by somo liver diseaseI n m sstiified nt nny rate thatTmylilood was diseased and that DrWilliam Pink Pills purified iteffect ually I can most cheerfullyrecommend these pills in any suchcase as mine

Sold by all dealers in medicine

We Will Be

Annexed

Inside of

One Week

u SO TIIKY SAY

In that case how tho pi ices

f CK CKERY and CHINAware- - will advance

The duty will bo 55 percenton plain and UO percent on

decorated We pay now 10

percent on cither

ITave you seen our display of

JAPANESE WARE

in our big window Thegoods are attractive and thelow prices will surp itio you

A Petn A Tetc set oO five

piccea for 115 sounds rea ¬

sonable Does it not

We havo all kinds ofcrockery

W W D1M0ND CO

THE PEOPLES STORE

Solo ugontH for GurneyCfoanbk Kelriwaioi

Born

Garter At the Knpiolaul Mater ¬

nity Home this city May 20 1898to thu wife of J C Garter n son

Died

Wilson In this city May 21 1898Eveline Melita Kllioulani wife ofCharlos B Wilson aged 48 years

Tho funeral will tako place at 1

p m on tho 22d iust from Kawninhno Church Friends and acquaint ¬

ances aro respectfully invited toattend

OET IT AT

WATERIIOUSEfi

olidSCOTCH OAT HEAL

lf cents rrn oan

On of tho best If not the est breakfastdish

CRACKED COCOAThis cocoa is not the ordinary kindof cocoa usually offered hy thogrocers but is OH VOICED thoroby preserving its natural aromaand STRENGTH

For sometime past wo havo lrtpnaskd to handle TAMALES Wecan now offHr you tho genuinoOVLIFORNIA CHICKEN TA-MALES

¬

notlargothe business

¬

WANTED TO PUKOHASE

OF BITUATE1between Klnu strftt Brklgoniid

l owl and bttneen Berotnnla Streetami the Apply to this ofllco

8ni 10t H M DOW

NOTIOE

I WILL IlIJf poncililo for any debt in

my notno without myorder O H KOOK

hilnn 12 1803 8UMm

COFFEESSome are cheap now Cheap

cereal adulterated coffees arevery plentiful and forcingdown the prices of the old

Kona product especially thelower grades

with which they competeThe higher grades of Isl¬

coffees have declined a

little in sympathyOur arc the first

to benefit by reductionsFine coffees siro scarce and

no reductions can be made in

their prices

T Waterhous LEWIS COQTTTCFN RTRPTBT TELEPHONE 240

Do Yon Want a Set of Rubber Tires Pnt on

Your Buggy Hack or Wagon

IF1 3XTOT WHY 3STOT

a FLJlliT tWi THE RUBBER TIRE WBEEL

Is now in operation at the shop of tho Hawaiian Carriage ManufacturingCo where the licensees are prepared to equip all wheeled vehioloa withthese famous

Rubber Tires and Roller Bearing AxlesThe tires of the RUBBER TIRE WHEEL CO have withstood the

tests and have been proven to be the

Successful Rubber Tire in the MarketOLD WHEELS RE SET WITH STEEL CHANNELS AND RUBBElv

TIRESRollor Bearing Axles put ou any Vehiolo and Guaranteed to reduce

draft 10 percent

Rubber mid Roller Rearing Axles arc not LuxuriesThoy cost absolutely nothing a3 the life of the vehicle is prolonged by

use and aro not necessary

JQF We Iuvito Inspection and Guarantoo to demonstrate their economy

WILSON WH1TEHOUSE818 Sole for the Hawaiian

J M MONSARRATAttoruey-at-Lii- w Ileal Male and facial Agent

SEAKOHBB OF UKC0KDS AND NOTAltY IUHUOCOSlMISdlONKK OF DKKD3 Full THE STATKd OF NEW YOKK

AND rUUFOltMALOANS f LaOED AND MJUOTIATBD

Caitwright Block Merchant Street Tdopbone 68

OOFFEll LANDS lor Salo or to Iuso at Papa 2 Olelomoanit 1 Kolo anjl Kaolio 1In ihu colbraiuil CoIlVo Dlsirlct ot Koiui Thoso IaLds will bo sold or leasedhi cliborlarne or small tract to suit irarohusfrs Al o

UH SALE -- Limis In Mhiil Unliu ami JtolokalFOll IjKaBK 1 A Housoiuul Lot at WnlUkl Tim house Is partly furnished

and con t lua seven rooms mid a Innai UHuIihu two bnth rooms servantsroom Onrrlige ilimso and S ablea Good sea batluug TheEO premises will bo leasedfor a tom of yenrs ut h onsunhlo rentil

IASTUItAOE uou oalm

Ii so do iail to call andseo our variety W o havebeen in Carriagemany years yon can pro-

fit by onr exporienco

Prices Quoted Upon a Call atOur Faotory

RUBBER TIRES A SPECIALTY

Fort Streot

PnOK LANDPunch

SlreetiHarbor or

NOT tloLD MYSKLFcontracted

content or wrltton

L April

are

nudium and

and

customers

J

CO

severest only

Tires

their

Lioencees Islands

Hiuvll

pantrv

atKulI

and

BOY A CARRIAGE

PAINTING REPAIRING AND TRIMMING AT SHORT NOTICE

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W W WRIOET

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MST ARRIVKIV M w lot of the Fine

Huslcal InstromeutsAutolmrps G uitars Violins Kto

Also a new Invoice of tiro Celebrated

Wosteriueyor PianosSpecially manufactured for the tropical

climate second to none

MOKE THAN 100 OP THKM SOLD

On the Hawaiian Islands during the lasiyears

ALWAYB ON HAND A COMPLETEABSORTMHNT OF

DBY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also the choicest European and Amorcan

Beers Mb Wines LiquorsAT MOST REASONABLE PlttCES

Kd HOFFSOHLAEGEK te COCorner Klnc Bethel Streets

f B MUREAYMl 323 King Street

in- - Ix ading

Carriage and

to agon ManufacturerAll MATERIALS OH nAJW

inriKsli everything outside steamboats and boilers

rno Shoeing a Speoialty

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ORDERS FOR

Hawaiis Story by

Hawaiis Queen

Oloth Bo mxiciMay bo placed now with W W DlmondCo at J2G0 pr copy delivered In this

City Postogo or freight extra to the otherIslands F J TEdTA

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Metropolitan Meat Go

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W J VVallie Mahaukb

Wholesalo andRetail

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Navy Contraotorfi

Hawaiian GrownOysters

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LONG BRANCH BATBSWAIKIKI J1EA0H Honolulu H I

J J BnERWOOD Proprietor

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W II RICKARD

General Business Agent

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Couvoyancing in All Us BranchoF

Collecting and All BuoineosMattors of Trust

All business entrusted to him will receiveprompt and careful attention

OfHrn Hnnnknn HHiiinkiin Hnwall

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Dealers

603 Fort St near King

building lotsHouses and lots and

Lands Fob Sale

- Parties wishing to dispose of tnnlrProportion nri tnvltivl in pull on n

THOS LINDSAYJ RW IDLER

IS PREPARED TO

Manufacture and Repair

AH kinds of Jewolry

FIKST OLASS WORK ONLYKKJ tv TinllrMnP Wort B f

Business Corde

B N BOYD

Subveioh and Real Estate Aoent

Office Bethel Street over the New230 Model Bestaurant ly

JOHN NOTO

Plumuino Tin Copper and SheetIkon Wouk

King Btreot Honolulu

ANTONB ROSA

Attobney-at-La-

Knahumanu Street Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Bbown Manager

98 and n Uianhai Q Unnnlnln TT T

ALLBN ROBINSON

Dealers in Luitber and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All Kinds

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Sunday Borrlcoa

St Aodrows Cathedral Sundaynftor Ascension Day May 227 n inHoly Commuuint 11 morningprayer and sermou 380 p mpuis nhiahi 780 ovouiug prayerand sermon

St Andrews Calhodral SecondCongregation Tho Rev AlexanderMackintosh will preach at both ser ¬

vices of the Second Congregationto morrow At 915 oclock seivicein tho morning tho choir of ladiesand gentlemon will rendor themusic and at the G30 oclock sorvlcoin i Iim twining tho surplicod ohoirof Hawaiiana will reuder a fullchoral service All seats aro freoand everybody welcome

Roman Catholic Cathedral cornerBeretauia and Foit Sunday AtG a m and 7 a m Low Masses withHoly Communion At 9 a m Massfor children with English SormoaAt 1030 a m High Moss withNative Sermon At 2 p m Rosarywith Native Iustruotion At i p mSermon in native aud BenedictionAt 7 p m Portuguese service withSermon and Benediction WeekDays Low Masses at 6 and 7 p m

Central Union Churoh cornerBoretania aud Richards streetsDouglas P Birnie minister 955 am Sunday school and Bible classes1100 puhlio worship lerinon byRev J A Cruzan 3 pm JuniorEudeavor 630 YPSO E prayermcotinuj 730 public worship audsermon Jonah Palama Chapel915 am Sunday school 730 p mgospel service sermon by Rev J ACruzan A welcome for all at everyservice

Christian Church corner Kingand Alakea Btrnets Preabiugmorning aud evening by the PastorT D Garvin Sunday school 915a in young peoples meeting G30p m

Young Mens Christian Association Gospel meeting Sunday doclock address by Dr M L BenrerD D on Euypt and Its TomplesDevotional Bible olass 5 oclocksubject HoroeB of tho Old Testa ¬

ment AH mon invitedMethodist Episcopal Church

corner Berotania and Miller StreetsG L Pearson pastor Tho publicis cordially invited to attend thofollowing named services SundayPreaching 11 a m and 730 p mSubjects An Apostolic Prayerand For What and Why aro thoWicked Punished Prayer meet ¬

ing Wednesday evoning at 780oclock

Services at St Clements ChapelPuuabou Celebration of HolyCommunion at 7 a ra MorningPrayer at 11 a m Evening Prayorat 7 p m Sunday School at 10 a m

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Mary IV of EnclnndThe Prince of Wales has been heir

to the throne of Great Britain fornearly fifty biz years Ho has seonevery country iu Europe chinge itsruler except the one on whoso crownhis eyes are sot He is older thanmost of the reigning kiugs He mighthave been a sovereign several jearaago for he stood next in successionto his lato uncle Ernst Duke of

but as heir toa great throne ho lot tho potty Gor-

man¬

one pass to his younger brotherthe Duke of Edinburgh

Yet the Prince of Wales is notheir to the English throoo withoutsome opposition It is true thatthis oppositiou is not of tho slight ¬

est importance and counts for noth-

ing¬

legally yet it is interesting tonote that there is another claimantforVictoriasorown The Legitimistswho admit no claim but that ofdivine right and hold rigidly tothe straightett line of royal de¬

scent assert that Prince Rupert ofBavaria is tho rightful tenant of theprinces position Thoy regard thoHanoverian uionnrchs as moro im ¬

postors and would havo Victoriayield her honors to a descendant ofthe houio of Stuart the PrincessLuitpold of Bavaria whom thoystylo Mary IV of England Ex

m

Frincesa Alico Oonfirmod

Princess Alloe of Albany was con-

firmed

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recently at St GoorgosChurch Oannos tho Queen thePrinco of Wales Princess ChristianPrincess Honry of Battonberg andtho Duoheus of Albauy being prosent Tho ooromony was performedby tho Bishop of Winchester andthe Benediction pronounced by theBishop of Gibraltar The ceremonywas a very impressive ono ThoPeople

Shirt Waists per foot fitting Cuent Jf 9 StohB DtyjGootitf Cfa

Hoch Dor Katsor

There are pome gooil things be ¬

sides diamonds aud gold to b foundiu South Africa aud thn followingprintod iu The Owl Cape Town andsigned A M R G is oie of them

Der Kaiser auf der VatarlandUnd Gott on High all things gom

maudVe twol AchI dond you understand

Meiusolf und Gott

While somo men sing der powerdivine

Mein stldiers sing dor Wacht amHliien

Und trink der health in Rhenishwein

Auf me und Gott

Deres France dot svaggers allarnundt

Shes auigespeilt ahos no aggoundt

To much vo dinks she dontamount

Meinself und GottShe will not dam to fight again

But if sho should Ill show herblain

Dot Elsass und in Frenoh LorraineAre mein by Gitt

Dores Granma dinks ahos skeinshmall btiir

Mit Bores und dings sho inter-f-r- o

Shell learn none owns dis hemi ¬

sphereBut me und Gott

She dinks good frau BOine shipsshes jjot

Und soldiers mit der pcarlot coatAchI Ve could knock dem pouf

like dot 1

MiuBolfund GottIn dimes of peaco brebarod for ware

I bear the helm uud spear ofMars

Und care nioht for ton dousandCzars

Meinalf und Gott

In short I humor evory whimMit aspect dark und visage grim

Gott pulls mit me und I meetHim

Muineelf uud GottThe Lookout

Tho Biddundon Mnido

Tho Kontisb village at Biddendenwas invaded by a largej number ofpersons hailing from all parts of thecountry on Easter Sunday tho at-

traction¬

beiug the annual distribu-tion

¬

of what is kuown as the Biddeuden maidb benefaction Theuuique endowment of tho charitywas left in tho year 1134 by 2 sistersnamed Chullhurst who wero bornin the village in the year 1100 joinedtogether by tho hips and shouldersThey wero kuown far and wide as thoBiddenden maids and wero posst-ss-e- d

of much wealth The bequestproduces 10 guineas per year audtho proceeds are distributed everyEaster Suudav in tho shape of rollsloaves and cheese The People

BUSINESS LOCALS

Booming Boomingl is our SuitClub 1 por week MedeirosDecker No 11 Hotel Btreet Tel611 P O Box 598

Scotland ib famed for its finewhiokoys aud tho beat brands of itare obtainable at tho Pacific SaloonAsk for Andiow Ushers O V G

To appear respoctablo is to bedocoutly shaved which can only beattended to at the European BarberShop Chas Molteuo proprietor

Sheetings Pillow Casings TableLinen and Napkins will bo thespecialties nt L B Kerrs this weekand great bargaina will be offeredin these useful lines

Ex Zealaudia the California FruitMarket roceleved in Oamarinos rofrigerator all seasonable fruits fishand fresh California block butterCall aud inspect them

Good nvesieht restorod bv havincra good practical optician examineyour optics and S E Lucas is thoonly oculist that can do it well atthe Love Building Fort street

For straight and soft merrj bever¬

ages ono should call nt the Cosmo-politan

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Saloon where the finest ofPabst Milwaukee and bottled goodsare served by Goorge Oavanough

Tho favorite boverage of the no ¬

bility is Androw Ushers whiskv andSchwuppes famoiiB soda The RoyalAnnex always up to date ia nowresponding to tho frequeut calls for

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Major Hawktus of tho Royalwishes it to bo known that PabstBohemian has superseded tho fam ¬

ous draught of Doppelbrnu Tholattor iu bottlo io au oscollout tonio

HONOLULU MESSENGER SERYICE

Cornr Kino ami Aiakea BtihutiHomiiuii H I

MesfonRPrs and packages ilclverod tonl pins of the el y Prompt eorvlcu nndreasonable chirpcs

Olllco opon unt 1 12 nVlock p m Tclephnnu 37H

W3 tf D O OaMAHINUS Mamujer

TO LET OR LASKCOTTAGE WITH 0A rooms rurrntly occ - ibCKSit

pled by Cnpt Fici man ail- - TJurifctZljoining tho HhIuiu h nl- - JSPlarium t remises iini sitpi ivuiaoKahua with st i bio ad bervimts ro m in tliorcur of the premlsts Areslun wnlei laidon Hout reasunnblo Po m sluu givenliniiicdiutfly App v to

Alllt All AM PEItN ANDESIVIo liniie 2S0 or to

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Win G Iiwln PresldetitA ManagerClans Snrookols Vlci Prcsliicnt

V M Glllard Becretary Treasurerrhco O Porter Auditor

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Oceanic Steamship CoinpyOf Hun KrAnnliwn Cnl

Merchants Exchange

8 I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King ana Nnuann Streets

Ghoicu liprorsAND- -

Fine Beors

TELEPHONE Wl -

J HUTCHINGSand Retail Grocer and

Pro sion Merchant

A FULL UNE OP CHOICEST

American and European oroceriosAlways on Hnnd

TBE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE

A Sharo of Yonr Trado Policitcd SatlBfHCtljn Guaranteed

AH Orders Faithfully Expcnted andDolivered to any part of the Cltv freo627 Fort Streot Telephone 358

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JOHN PHILLIPS

Plumber and Gas fitter

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR FORT

TELEPHONE 302

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBroad Pies Cakes of all kinds fresh

ovoiy day

Fresh Ice Crtaiu mndo of tho Best Woodlawn Cream In all Flavors

The Finest Home mada ConffctloneryliMU f

BEN IIAAHEO

Plumber - and - Tinsmith

All work dono Properly Promptly andProfitably lor Patrons

SATISFACTION OUAKANTEED

Offlco King Street near Itallroad Dopot77H 1V

NOTICE

ARE RESPECTFULLYSUBSOKIDERBall euWrlptloiiB aro pay ¬

able strictly In advanco by the monthquarter or year

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