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CORRESPONDENCE

We do iiol hold ourselves responfUile for theopinions of correspondent Our Columns areopen to every shade of opinion or party orgrievance Correspondence must not be libel-lous

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or indecent and must be accompanied bythe name oflhctcriter not necessarily for pub-lication

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but as a guarantee of good faith

San Francisco Nov 1 1895

Ed The IndependentHonolulu H I

Dear Sir Having obsorvod thuadvertiaomont of tho cotnmittoohaving iu ohnrgo tho procuring ofsuitable dosigns for seals for uso bythat funny little republic of yoursdown there and having had bouiosuggestions on that topio borne inupon me I would thank you topresent tho following dosigns onmy behalf to the committee in ques-tion

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DESIQN I

Device An nss rampant in a fieldof clover tho fiold fonced by bayo-

nets¬

pointing outwardLegend Ua uiau ka innna a ka

poe mikanelo i ki raiefeladesion n

Device King Dole looking towindard through a glaeB inscribedTerror at a pirate craft in tho

ofling whilo the wind blows throughhis whiskers

Legend Ua insert tho Hawaiianword for disturbed ka hiomoo aka poo homolele1

DESION III

Device King Dole wearing acheap halo inscribed holinespstanding on a ohair supported by agroup of bayonets drawing a twolvothousand dollar salary draft fromthe Hawaiian Treasury on theright while on the left an emaciatedHawaiian sooks to protect hisprostrate wife and childreu from a braceof ghastly phantoms respectivelyinscribed Cholera and Hunger

Leqend Ua liko no ajikeDESION IV

Device A hog couchant iuajro- -

pio fiold inscribed Hawaiian Gat- -

den Tho hog to be labelledYankee Missionary and guarded

by a group of ill fayorod musketeersLegend In Hog signo vinces Let

thy soul delight itself in fatnessDESIQN V

Device Diamond Head aud Waikiki for a background In the fore-

ground¬

a colossal bullocks hornwith Soreno Judd aud Jones tryingto hoist it into an upright positionand King Dole crawling out of thesmall end of it

Legend Tho horns of tho right-

eous

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shall be oxalted

DESIGN VI

Device In the background Dia-

mond¬

Head and Waikiki BeachTho figure of juBtico landing on thebeach bearing an unsheathed swordinscribed Retribution In theright foreground a group of Hawaiians waving a wolcomo tq justiceIn the loft foreground Dole SmithJudd et hoc genus omuo in the actof sliding into their hole and pullingthe hole in after them

Legend Ua pau ka mana a kapoe ahewa

The last design above may provetho most appropriate by the titno itcan bo engraved

Other designs furnished upon ap-

plication¬

No trouble to show goodsYours faithfully

Clarence W Ashford

Slod

Eveiiett la San Francisco Ooto

lor 28 1895 Abijnh Pond bolovodhusband of Ellon Everett and fa ¬

ther of Dan H Lewis Edward Vand Oharlos H Everett a uativo ofWrouthain Mass aged 7fJ years 2months and 18 days

FosTEit In San Frauolsco Nov-

ember¬

5 1895 Mary Wintor wifo ofWilliam Foster of Honolulu auddaughter of tho late John S Winterof Galosburg III

Mens and Boys Straw Hats Capsaud Eubber Coats at Kerrs

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HONOLULU H I MONDAY NOVEMBEK 18 1895

The Stand aud Stallion

ORE30IES21702

KecordChampion Hawaiian Record

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llniltlne 217 Vigor 228

lUKACUHum of Creole 21R Eagle 2U0

1ILUE HULL 75Hire otUcorec town 21014VaaH flilltlil II flynml 60 others besides 33sires of CO mid 18 ilnms of70 - performers

lUAIltli 1IIHD 228J4Dam of night 22Ji dnmof Fleet 2l8Ki HW Fleet22GK

llUCCANEEIl 205081 ro of Ilulucr ill22oj and dnmsof Monroe

Hlblbl221Ki Santa ltlla22lU Hid Fleet 226J4FlceT218

MAUY242Trial 225

Dnm of Apex 220 Sterling sire of 0 In 230 Lctiydam of 3 In 230 Qracedam of Creole 215

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DESCRIPTION AND TERMS

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FIiAXTAlL8132 iBiro of Dan 230 Em ¬

press 2 SOJii and dnms of 0

OBEOIjE is the pamest fastest and host bred stallion that has over been IniSorted Into tho Hawaiian Islands Ho reduced his record of 220 to 218 In Iotalnma

24 1891 dlsanclng Ilia wholo flod in tho first heat tlien again to 215 inStockton Ool September 23 lbOl winning tho first heat in 215 fourth heat in 215and fifth heat In 21QK proving that ho 1h n remarkably gamn as woll as a speedy racehorfo Oroolo by Prompter oat of Grace Tjy Buccaneer shows that he is copnblo ofottlng a mark of 210 and is one of tho earnest stallions seen this year andeing game is one of tho best and remarkably intelligent Breeder and Sports- -

man ept 25 IA94 tie is 1DS lianas lilgli and oi powenui uuild tnroagnout iiscolor is eiossy dihck iuiii ono wmto iiinn toot ms disposition is an uiatcouia do uesirod and his action superb Ho is a sure foal getter

V- - TERMS 50 with usual return privilege Will mako tho season at tho

CLUB STABLES CO

The Scare is OverNow Vo oxpect to soo tho Ladies and JjhoirFamilies unco nioro Wo have fcltenelywithout thomr -- So to ndiftfo thbmto call

- on us some more as tho bchoola nro aboutto open wo liavo rcsolvod to reduce thoPrices for

Boys Suits and OutfittingGirls Hats and Dress Material

Stockings Etc Etc EtcAnd ovorything nccecessary to have tho littloones appear in tho Finest and Latest Stylesat the School oponing to sucli Priqos aswill defy comparison

Oome eixid See Tlaemffi S LEVY - - - - FoH Street

Do You Want

THEN GO TOMl

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Groceries

LEWIS1 X I Fort Street

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Insurance Company of North AmericaOF PHILADELPHIA PA

Founded

ASSETS JAN 1895CASH CAPITAL

Good Fresh

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Plain Fakoy BirrolSi

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Oldest Firo Insurancq Company in tho United StatosLosses Pidd Since 0njanlza1 ion - - 8143944813

fl3 Policies Issued A gainst Loss by Firo on All Glasses ofDesirpbltPtoporty at Lowest Eatos

H LOSE AQiant tor the Hawaiian IslandsGO lm

1M 1Oceanic Stearasliip Co

Aulriliu Mall Service

For San FranciscuTho Now and Fino Al Steel Btcamshlp

ALAMEDAOf tho Oceania Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

3Deo 1 StliAnd will leavo for the above port with

and Pascngora on or about thatMallsdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Fine Al Steel StcamBhlp

MARIPOSAOf the Oceanio Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Ban Franolsco onor about

3STOV 2 1 StAnd will havo prompt despatch with Moilsand Pos engors for tho obovo ports

Tho undersigned ore now preparedto 183110

Through Tickets to All Points in the

Uoited States

0 For further particulars regardingFreight and Passago apply to

Wm G IRWIN U0 LdGeneral Agents

Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S AUSTRALIAArrivo Honolulu Leavo Honolulu

from S V for S FNov 15 Nov 20Deo 9 Dec 10Jan 3 JondJan27 FeblFeb 21 Feh2jMarch 10 March2lApril 13 April 15May 1 JIayfMay29 Juno3Juno 22 Juno 29July 17 July 20Aug 10 Aug 15Septl BeptlSept 28 Oct 3Oct 20 Oct 23Nov 10 Nov 21Deo 11 Dec 10

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco

for SydneyArrive Honolulu

Mariposa Nov 21Monowni Deo IAlameda Jan toMariposa Feb 13Monowal Mar iiAlameda Apr 0Mariposa May 7Monowal June 4Alameda JulyMariposa July 80Monowal Aug 27Alameda Sopt21Mariposa Oct 22Monowal Nov 19Alameda IVa 17

OAHU RAILWAY LAND

TABIjIDand

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Leave HonoluluLeavo lcurl CityLeivvo Kwa MillArrivo Walanno

TRAINS

Leavo WalniiiioLeavo Kwa MillLeiwu Pearl CityArrivo Honolulu

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Leave HonoluluMonowui Nov IIAlameda Deo 12Mariposa JanOMonowai Feb 0Alameda Mar 5Muriposn Apr 2Monowai Apr 10Alameda May 28Moripnsa Juno 25Monowai July 23Alameda Aug 20Mariposa Sept 17Monowai Oct 15Alalueda Nov 12Mariposa Deo 10

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VrelRUt Trains will carry PnsaoiiBor accommodiitlons F o Bmiih

Oonernl rnssoiiger Ticket AgentQ I Dknison Supcrlntondent

Ring up 811 if you have anythingto Biy to Trk Tntiitpiwuvnt

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Wilder Steamship Go

TIME TABLE

0 U WIGHT Pros S B ROSE SecOapt J A KING Port Supt

Stmr KXNATJOLAUKE Commander

iWill leave Honolulu at 10 a mi touching ntLnhalna Maolaea Hay and Makena ihosamo day Malmkenn Knwalliaonnd Lau- -

the following day arriving ntIllO tho samn evening

LKAVK8 HONOLULU

Tuesday Nov 10Friday Nov 21

Tuesday Dec inFriday Deo 20

AnniVES HONOLULU

Tuesday Nov 20Friday Doc C

Tuesday rDoo 17Friday Deo 27

Iteturnlng will leavo Hilo at 1 oclockr m touching at Laupahochoe Mahukona and Kawaihao same day MakenaMaalacn Boy and Lahaina tho followingday arriving at Honolulu tho afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridays

CW- - No Freight will bo received after 8A m on day of sailing

Stmr CLAUDINEOAMERON Compandor

Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 5 iv mtouching atXahoino Kahului HanaHamoa and Kipahnlu Jlanl Upturning ar¬

rives at Honolulu Sunday afternoonsWW call at Nuu Kaupo on second trip

of each monthejtf No Freight will bo received aftor ir m on day of sailing

This Company wIlL reserves tho right tomake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Bteamors without notice aridit will not bo Tesponslblo for any conse ¬

quences arising therefromConsignees must bo at tho Landings to

receive their freight this Company willnot hold Itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

Live Stock only at owners riskThis Company will not beresponslblefor

Money or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced In the care of Pursere

W Passengers are requested to pur ¬chase Tickets before embarking Thosefailing to do so will be subject to an addi-tional

¬oharge of twenty five percent

Business Cards

ANTONB ROSA

Attorney-at-La- w

Kaahumanu Street Honolulu

PAUL NEUMANN

Counsellor and Attorney at LAw

Merchant Street Honolulu l

A S HUMPHREYS

Attornuy-at-La- w

In Olllcn of J A Magoon Old CapitolBuilding noxt Postoillce Honolulu

JOHN NOT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu uQONSAIVES 00

Wholesale Grocers and WineMerchants

225 Queen Stroet Honolulu

E B THOMAS

Contractor and Builder

Building Materials for sale EstlmatosFurnished

H F BERTELMANN

Contractor and Builder

All kinds of Itopairlng and Qonoral Carpen-try

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Estimates on BuildingsFurnished

ALLEN Ss ROBINSON

Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuildino Materials qf

All Kinds

Queen Stroot Honolulu

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EVERY AFTERNOONExcept Sunday

At Brito Hall Xonia Street

gjT Telephone 841 Jg3

Qainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that need assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the pood that we can do -

1 am in the place whereof J am demandedof conscience to speak the truth and the truthI speak impugn it who so lit

SDDSOKIPTION RATES

Per Month nnywhere In tho Ha ¬

waiian Islands fiO

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

tries¬

8 00

Payable Invariably in Advanco

Advertisements unaccompanied by Bpocific Instructions Inserted till ordered out

Advertlsomonts discontinued before- oxplratlon of specified porlod will bo chargedas it continued for full term

Address all communications to tho Edi ¬

torial Department to Edmund NorrloUuslnoBS letters should be addressed totho Manager

EDMUND NOBBIE - - EditoraO KENYON - - Co EditorF J TESTA - - - Manager

Kesldlnc in Honolulu

MONDAY NOV 18 1895

FAIR PLAY

Wo aro somotimoB shocked by ex-

pressions¬

of friends who say thatHhey mean very well to our paper butwho are laboring under that smallspirit of certain small Bpots in cer-

tain¬

small countries in Europe

Whenever The Independent ex-

presses an opinion in regard to thelabor question its editor gets bom-

barded¬

by objections tending toshow that we are absolutely wrongarid that be gad sir wo bettor lis-

ten¬

to the groat men who think thatthey know all about tho labor ques-

tion¬

of Hawaii or elso lose the im-

mense¬

financial support granted tothis struggling but yet rather suc-

cessful sheet

Tho millionaires who talk thatway have as far as we know only onefault They do not know what theyaro talking about They may with ¬

draw their subsidy to The Independent they may scowl at us inthe street Thoy may even try thogame of boycott on us But do theylearn more in regard to tho laborquestion Or do these intelligentcapitalists think that we know lose

It is sad but it is true and it hasBecome necessary that wo shouldspeak plain We caunot do the actof tho doublo somersault like thoAdvertiser and one day favor Chi ¬

nese labor and the next day opposeit We are obliged according locommon sense to our inclinationsand to qur knowledge to ptato thatwe oppose Chinese immigration tothese islands because it is impossibleand undesirable That we favorsomo immigration because it is

necessary and desirable and that wo

aro firmly opposed to anybody whotries to play a Chinese game for thepurpose of seeing the hand of theJapanese and raiso it

Let us call tho attention of thegentlemen who howl because we op-

pose¬

Chinese and favor Japaneseimmigration to tho following edictsigned in Ootober 1893 by S T M

OBrien Colonial Secretary at Hong-kong

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Besides prohibiting emigra-tion

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under contract of service thoSecretary of Stato for tho Colonieshas prohibited unrestricted freeemigration to Honolulu and thatfree emigration is at present limitodto residents in the Hawaiian Isl-

ands¬

returning to that country andbeing the bearers of passports andto their wives and families

It will now probably bo under-stood

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why Consul Hawos has inter-fered

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in regard to tho latest ini- -

portatlou of Chinese laborers nowgent lo Qahu Jail aB criminal Allthat ho wants all that wo want andall that the public wants is fairplay oven to a Chinaman

AiAn 4ai3iiLiitiA t4flA irVXt5yil WtTMa

TOPICS OF TBB DAY

Tho Vitioultural Association ofCalifornia ha3 joined hands withthe boot sugar men in an attack onthu Hawaiian treaty Some vorysovero resolutions worn framod androtrardlosB of party feeliug tho vinegrowors and sugar plnulora of Cali-

fornia¬

woro determined to ho hoardin regard to tho relations betweeuHawaii and tho Pacific Coast StatesTho arrival at Sau Prauoisco of MrE 0 Macfarlano spoins to have buonvery opportuuo and ho succeeded iugetting tho resolutions modified tosome extent Tho outlook howover is yet vory serious and ovoryoffort should bo used towards paci ¬

fying tho Stato which eventuallymust havo tho say iu regard to Ha ¬

waiis futuro

Luoion Youug of the U S Nwho is woll if not favorably knownin Honolulu has written a bookFane- - n book by Ludieu YounglHawaii and the revolution of 1893

are the aubjoots which havo boonunfortunato ouough to bo treatedby Mr Young of Kentucky and thoU S N Tho Socrotary of NavyMr Herbert seoms to havo inter ¬

fered for tho honor of tho navy andforbiddon tho publication of MrYoungs historical work Wo

hopo the Secretary will change hisopinion and allow the author toshow tho world how Hawaii lookedin 1893 through his

Honolulu ninety years ago didnot exist as a town It was a col-

lection¬

of grass huts Fifty yearsago it was risiug from the dignityof a Mexican dobie village to thatof a hardwood lumber town Coralblocks in tho rough were tho onlyreliof from the wooden shantiesThon camo tho era of importedbrick iu the sevontios Still the oldtime small window shop front kepton Now we aro advancing to thostyle nf Paris gay Paris aud allour shop front windows will be ofglass and iron frames Truly inspite of business and political de ¬

pression wo aro progressing Inthe short period mentioned noother metropolis of the world hasmade such frequent or such com-

plete¬

changes from former styles

The Bishop of Panopolls RoturnsHome

After his episcopal visit to Koinetho Eight IieverJnd Bishop RupertGulstan of Pauopolis roturned totho faithful of his diocese by thoAustralia on Saturday accompaniedby Father Sylvester aud a number ofnew Fathers Brothers and Sistersfor tho Mission work of the churchon tho Islands Tho Cathedral bellswere sot a ringing aud tho VoryReverend Father Loonore and as-

sistants attended by tho pupils andteachers of St Louis College greetedhis Reverence ou arrival Precededby a numerous concourse way wasmade to the Cathedral where ToDeum was sung In the afternoonan informal reception of friends audwell wishers was held at tho Missionpremises Yesterday afternoon HisRevorenco aud tho other clergy woutinto retrieve for a week

1 i- miii

Our Photographic Studio

Mr J J WillnniN I recoveringfrom hi Into MiVuro illness and U

ouco tuoro round on tho strootWith Mr O Weather wax his skilfuloperator ho is roady to show thocontents of his excellent gallery of

photographs and enlargements A

uoticoablo feature among them is nuonlargomoiit of h photograph of agroup of i ho St Louis Collegepupils numbering close ou 100 Itsduplicate now hnugs in t ho St LouisExhibition Hnll It is especiallyuotoworthy from te fact that iutho immouso group of faces not asingle one is indistinct MrWoatherwnx has ou hand samples ofthe now priuting iu colors fromphotographs By tho new procossi3any one can havo a picture ofporsons or landscapes takou in theirnatural colors aud thou reproducedou paper in tho ordinary mode ofcolor printing Tho days of howater or oil color artist aro numbered -- aud tho now style will drivotiio lithographer out of the marketTho photographer gains howovqr aseverything can now bo photo-graphed

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exactly and tho results re-

produced¬

iu such a stylo that notonly tho form but the color is pre-served

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At tho rato wo arj going itwill not bo many years beforeThe Independent illustrates its arti ¬

cles by pictures in their naturalcolor aud by menus of certain rapidprocesses of printing photographsnow in use in Now York will bo abloto distribute to its patrons on tho daythe iucidoncs occur full accounts ofhow Mr Jones fouco was white ¬

washed and how it looked ovenbefore it was dry

Opening Sorvicos

The Kawaiahao Church wasthrown open yesterday to tho con-

gregation¬

The church has boeuthoroughly repaired and tho iutorior J

looks very haudsomo There was alargo number of people present attho morning service among whomwo notice Messrs Dole Jones JuddFather Bailey aud tho clergy Thoseminary girls saug vory beautifullyand Frodoricajtfolto ronderod a soloiu her usual artistic miiuior

Tho financial report was present ¬

ed by Mr P C Jones who showeda most satisfactory condition of thochurch funds Father Bailay andRev Hiram Bingham addressed thocongregation in appropriate wordsaud the Rev Dosha preached a shortsorinon Throe children woro baptized two of whom woro tho iufauttwins of Mr O B Dwight In spiteof tho weather both the opening ser ¬

vices nud the evening sorvicos werewell attended although there is an fiHlffiil f1ifltnt vifc fflj nttltkliriH nFUlUlllUU UCUAIUU 111 11113 UUU1UUI Ul

Hawaiian who uiuco thb ovout of1893 have sought spiritual advice inthe non political churches

j Tho California Feed Companyhave received a lnrtro invoico ofgoods by tho S G Wilder Thoyquote the lowest prices and thofinest qualities iu nil thu linesand give full weight Amongst thelot aro to bo found hay oatsrolled barley brau corn crackedcom oil cake etc- - Everything isof the freshest and if you wantto got tho best and cheapest thoCalifornia Feed Coi will hoar fromyou

CTixst to ZEEeirLcL

From New York DirectFOIl SALE BY

The Hawaiian Hardware ik307 Port Street

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Oct SS 1SD6

It has beon domonstrntod in

n most Bovious manner during

tho Into epidemic of what vital

importance pure wator is lo all

human beings While bur me-

dical

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mon havo differed in opi ¬

nion in regard to the naUiro

and treatment- of the opidomic

which now fortunatoly is ondod

Micro has only beon ono opinion

in regard to tho imporativo

necessity of having an am ¬

ple supply of puro wator

for all purposes In Hono-

lulu

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tho wator supply is now

plonliful both for drinking pur¬

poses and for irrigation Tho

sumo cannot bo said for thocountry districts In manyplaces it is necessary for the in- -

fhabitants to carefully save rain ¬

water in tanks especially whoro

artesian wells aro impossible

It has beon a groat liolp to

pcoplo living in tho countrythat wo havo introduced thocolobratod Aormotor in thesoislands Many pcoplo havoavailed themselves of thogoldonopportunity to purchaso ono ofour galvanizod Aermotors andthoy havo in all instances oxr

pressed thomsolvos as highlysatisfied with tho bargain

Tho Aormotor- - is especiallyappreciated becauso it runs intho lightest wind Being gearedback three to one it starts withonly a third of IhoMoad that thoordinary mill has to contondwith This enables it to startand run in a zephyr so lightthat all competitors stand idlyby Again its liglitwcight andporfect bearing onablb it to facoup to and got tho full bonofit oftho breco The whpol is solight mid its eflicioncy so groatthat it is an absoluto culm indocd which induces it to standstill

TI19 lightwoighl of tho Aormotor is a strong point in itsfavor Tho woight affects thocost of transportation tho easeof handling and orection thofacility of turning on the towerto faco tho wind for work theregulation for safety in a highwind tho rocoyory of Workingposition When dangor is pasttho sagging of tho tower out ofshape tho vibration and break ¬

ing of tho towor in a stormand consequontlv tllo wcichtstrength and cost of a towor andfoundations Tho Aormotoronly weighs about two fifths asmuch as tho other mills whichdo tho same Avork Tho greatdisparity in woight is in parjtmado possiblo by tho uso ofstool malloablo iron and thovory best materials throughoutand explains why so oxcolloiit apieco of work cun bo tuniad outat so low a prico

Wo invito farmors and othorswho havo uso for an Aormotorto call in at our stores orovritpto us and wo shall bo ploasod togive ovory furthor informationnecossary in regard to this invaluablo farm implement

Trie Hawaiian Hardware CoM Lo

307 FoitT STHEET

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Kiir Street opposite Castlefi Oootfc

ROHSBllOlti SflYillJ filGb

rfiPIANOS ilORGANS and

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Baby Camatjus a Specialty

inspect tlio Selected Sook of

Kn IIOFF80HJLAKGER fc COKing Btreot oppoMU Hustle it Cooke

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Wednesday Nov 20rliAT 1 OOO0lv P M

IThe uiKteMli iiud art nun preiiiiml

Issue Through Tickets from tills City tn ullpoints In the Unltril Slntvs

tF For further partiuuiarH ri unriMiiFreight or InsiaRe apply to

Wm G IIWIN fc CO Li123 0t Gcnornl Agents

JUST RECEIVEDn iiATK AiiitivAis- -

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Europeam m toerican

DRY GOODS

Also a Number of theCclobratcd

Orescent BicyclesFOK BALK 1IY -

H HACIvRELD GOli0 2m

Clans Spreckejs Co

Honolulu - - - l 1

Inauu Sight and Time liills of UzohangeAlso Cummurciul and Trnvtlers Iittors ofCredit on tho Principal Parts of tho WorJO

Purohaso Approved Hills

Mako Iioanu ou Accoptablo Socurity

Kecolvo Deposits on Open Account iindallow Interest on Term loposIts

Attend Promptly to Collections

A General Hanking Busiuoss Trans-acted

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MAJjUlACTIJWNO

Jeweler WatchmakerKUKUl JEWELRY It SPECIALTY

Particular iittentlon paid to all Itnda ofItcpalrf

Campbell llloek Murchnnt Birej i

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Per DnyTTTTTTrrr 2011Per Week 1V0U

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IO AL AND 0EWKUAI NEWS

Tito lilibiiinrA sro duo in n low

Mr Ttown

Gny Mokuluia

S B Friol

fcAl4 WMM

of is in

arrived from Mauiy Saturday

Mism JCato Fluid is to bo oxpectcdon tho Marlposti

Tlio Kinnu will loavo to morrowinoruiufj at 10 nclook

Tho day for tho groat footballpaino is drawing elope

Tbo Olaudinc Mikabala and Kilaivea Hon arrivod yostorday

Tho huutora found plenty of rainyoatorday aud vory litllo gnuio

Tlio Koaulioii Kaala A Ounimins aud Waimanalo loavo to day

Mrp K W Wilcox noo Sobrorahm btaincd a divorco from hor busband in liomo

Kov T D Gnrvin oxpocts to holdtho first sorvico in his now ohuruhon noxt Sunday

Black Cotton Sox at 250 andBalbipgan Undorshirte at- - 325 pordozen at Kerrs

A Marques was hoard fiom by thoAustralia IIo was at latest advicesat Livorno Italy

A Btflect stock of Genlft NockTies and Collars all distinct andrecherche designs at Kerrs

Marshal Brown loft town for Koo- -

lau yesterday morning awl returnedsin thoaflomoou without filibusters

Jteidont6 of Palauia aro eomplaininc loudly over tho horrid con-

dition¬

of tho roads of that district

Tho death of A P EvorU forseveral years a well known rosiduntof Honolulu is recorded from SanFrancisco

Sugar war quoted for iG Jljj andFlawaiinn rice was at latest quota-tions offered at 5J 3j 1000 bags weredeclared poor quality

There is oousidorablo interest ex¬

hibited in sporting circles onaccount of tho races advertised totake place at tho park next month

Tho many frionds of Chas Murraycalled on mm on aaiuroay nigiiiand wishod him many happy returnsof tho day It was his niuoleonthbirthday

Mr Yatman of Now York was abusy man yesterday Ho preachedlivo times To njglit the gentlemanfrom Now York intends to toll lisall ho knows about Hull

It is rumored that Goo Auguswill challeuge Sylvester to day torido a five miles raco with him with-out

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handicap Tf the challongo isissued Sylvostpr will accopt

Tho many friuuds of Consul Gen-eral

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Mills will bo pleased to learnthat ho has ontorod tho rauks ofbenedicts aud by this time is marriedto Miss Cora Ritchie of Virginia

J M Cavarly ono of tho bestknown commanders in tho PacificMail Company died in San Fran-cisco

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on tbo 2th ult Tho deceasedwas well known in Honolulu andwas married to Mis3 Bolles of this

- city

George Lyonrgus left tho Statesfor Europe on the 31st of Oatoberin tho U S M S St Paul Ho has

h had a spondid time so far and isVJ now going to Athon to look afterT his claim against tho Hawaiian Gov-

ernment¬

Tho Kilohaua Art League after aA a careful 4ii8peoiou of tho different

class of pianos has chosen a NewEugla d piano from L B KorrTho visitors to the oxhibition of theloaguo will bo outortaiuod hyohoicomusic hi tiiu uvciunH

California Grapos Peaohos Noitarinos Apricots Celery Cauliilowors Fresh Oysters and orabs areamongst the ico house goods ro

ceivouon tho Australia by tho Cali-

fornia¬

Fruit Market CanuirinosCompany Tho finest quality audtho lowest price

Plain Facts If you aro lookingfor Stamped Goods go to N S

Sachs there you will hud tholargest aud most comploto assort ¬

ment tho Painted Art DenimCushion Covers are now you willfind them tliore as well as PrettyTinted Covers Also Wash Silk andLinen Floss in all colors

Tho steamer Kiuau will loavo Hiloon Saturday ovoning Nov 23d andwill return to Houolulu oil Mondaymorning Nov tho 25th The changeiu tho time table Iim boon made forthj purpose of giving tho planters aohauco to bo prosout at tho openingof tho Planters and Labor SupplyCompanys mooting on tho 25lhJUbl

A Good Rnco

The II A A C is entitled t greatcredit Tho rmo of the boys utidertho auspices of tho association wasas neat an affair as anybody coulddesire Tho fitio time tnado bySylvostor jdiowed that ho was

monitoring at tho run a wook agoHo thou tried lo persuado us thatho did his best Ho disappointedhis friends and thoy look itill moronskaneo at him whoa they realizethat ho needs 3S raiuues iuwhich to mako 10 milos aud only1880 1 3 win a five mile raco Aintyou ashamed brother Sylvoitor oftho Advortiser

Tho raco was good however andtho public was not disappointedHow tho police through tho mar¬

shal can allow a fow boys to takocharge of tho public roads wo donot know Tho Marshal evidentlyhas a oinch on the govorumontWlion tho Attornoy General returnsdisagreeable questions may bo askodiu regard to tho authority whichforced the delivery wagons ofgrocery mineral waters and otnernecessaries to wait for hours whilo acoitaiu gambling crowd tookpossession of tho publio rqad

Tho Marshal may yot have to ox

plaiuTho riders tumbled over oaoh

other Thoy scarod horsos and ovontram cars They fell off andsprained their moustache andfiually thoy came homo Tho racetakon all round was a good oneSylvester is tho champion of Hono-

lulu¬

and he has had some veryclever riders to contest with AllowThe Independent to suggest to MrSylvostor that it is liuo In be achampion pure and simplo andl hut it is finer yot to hold thatposition without using moukejtiicks

To Wrilo a Hook

From private cqrrospondoneo of

Nov 8th from Sau Fraucisco wo

are advised of tho arrival of Pro-

fessor

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J It Mustek Ho arrived ontho Australia on Saturday Thelearued gentleman comes out underengagement with Messrs Funk andVVagnalls tho celebrated publishersof tho Standard Dictionary tocollect notes for the purpose ofwriting a book on tho islands to bosold bv subscription Tho bookwill bo handsomely illustrated fromactual photographs takon ou thogrouud aud loproductions of wollknown scones Tho roputatiou oftho firm is a guarantee of tho suc-

cess

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of tho work as woll as its faithful attention to all thodotails ne ¬

cessary to a correct impressiona

Out of Sight

Tho yacht raco arranged by thoboys who yet remembor Kalakauasbirthday was not a biiccess Thoyoung follows who had ohargo ofthe so called rtico quarrelled andmado trouble Tho miuiaturo yachtsgot stuuk in tho mud and wheuOupid ran iu Lady t there woreprotests enough to make all contesttants weary

Tho boys enjoyed tho day howover and tho yachts wore admiredby everybody presont Tho silvercup now belongs to Lady L andLady JSvn tho lavorito ot tuo Haywas rendered lion do combal at onceShe stttok in tho mud Next yearwo hopo the boys will put up roalboats and stop tho baby playmiwmmiMmnmtnmmmj mnm w

LOST

OF 1bAIN LBATHUSlt 8ADAlAlK lings with 1Atimt Ieitln r CoverIuks lost between Kniilnwiii and Jnwnnsince Inat Bfttnrdny finder will bo suit-ably

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rowurdod by leaving tho snmo withV JKSlA

lKit 27 K1iK Street

NOXIOE

QUUSOUIJIEUB AUK ttESlHOTlUliLYij notlilod thnt nil mbserlntlons nro pnynblo strictly In mtvunco by the niontliinnrtcr or year

l J TKSTA17 H Mmntrir

TO LET

OP T1IU1CMA1IOUSK Piirlor in dDinlug Hall lately ronovnlpil with Kitelieu 1un- -ty Until Houso mid tnlenl Water Closetnttuolifd Tlio Trnmciirs inse3 tlio doorBltiinteil nt heieo King Btrect beyond OldSonp Works promlfcPB nnd within iny noeos to tin Hnllrond Depot If 1ms a Splen ¬

did Iawii In front fpr particulars applynt tlio premises or to

V J TESTAlUMf 27 King Btieet

liiiaiatAlaA t

JLJL AT s

It is Urn ONLY ONE in Town and

We M0E PIANOS With It

npncxrq

Wo movo thorn Sakku Quickeii nnd Chkapnu tlmntnnyono olsoWo also move Furniture nnd Baggage

ot wiintovor uosornnion

Trunks to Any Parts of tho City

Small Packages to Any Parts of the City

C E

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WILLIAMS Manager

KiBfl Street ks-- Telephone

W ArBTaidiigMoreOrders

experience Fnttoning

xJRsE31sFor Honolulu Rtrkot and Becausevo liow to Fallon and

Ol

your

2510

ED A

611 --ass

over in our 10 ofin the of

Uio

Have a 3Big Herd Select Fvqxn

hknrydayis CO52 Fort Street -

T

- E WILLIAMS SONED A WILLIAMS Manager

611 King Street noxt to Arlington Hotol f

Undertakers and Fupral DirectfsHearses Hacks and Wagonettes Furnished

TOMBSTONES and JSONUIEMTS

EnaToalxnixigUnder Personal Suporvision of Ed A WiluamsF Dwhograduated from Claims of Peiifkot EynALJiiNa in

1891

Offlte

hi 4 li j x j 7

M

Now

119 TELEPHONES Res iind Call

j

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A FINE LINE OF

B

J3rowor

WHOLESALE

AND

V

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Foiit

V

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1Cents

179

This year than past years

wliyknow them

W to

May

Blbok

Hkht

hm

F EBTXERS CO

Manufacturers Shoe Co

Eetail

816

Boots Shoes

510

Cents

C

School

SlMtHSKT4

Ilonolulu n I

The Independent 50c per Month

The Rising Sun403 KinB Streetit111v j

1

Old Holonnm Oillcoi -

The National Store

C3 K A3STD

Clearance rSaleIIGI1HIIC1

SATURDAY Nov21895And Continuing Diirint tho Month

New Goods New Goods

lrints Muslins Glnchnms Blieet--

t hips nnd othor Goods too -iiuiiiorotiy to men- - W K

A

tlon

IW Coino nnd see lis nnd wo will glvoyonllnrenirtisl

iionitaiiyio uauion usi

LIoses PAlau Manager

To Waianae

Saturdays and Sundays

ri3 Trains will loavo on 8atnrdnva nt910 a m nnd t10 v mj Arriving in Hpno- -imn ai aurHanu orurJM ifw vw v

nsr-- Train will leavoon Sundays at sinA m Arriving in Honolulu at Cil r m

Round Trip Tickets

1st Class 1752d Class 125

tCi Mlv 7 i4Jmn

F O SMITHGeneral 1assengor nnd Ticket Acent

foo tf

OYSTERS I

Fresh- -

MMK1

From Pearl Harbor

FOR SALS EYERY DAYAT

RkMcINTYiRESG rocery Store

For Yokohama and Hobgkoiig

thi 66

1

Tlio AlSteanisliip t

ASliOU N4 iOOOTons

Is dno hero ou or aboutqytoiabariXS 188 b

And will have lininedlnto dispatch fornbovo ports

EST Vor particulars of Prelghi or loiisnfic npply to

TllKO H DAV1KS- - CO Ll110 td Agents

i

Brucei

Waring cVCol

T f

iT j i A r- -

Real Estate Dealers6031ortStnoarKlng -

BUIUDINq LOTS f

Houses and Lots anda Lands Fob Sale

v fTiIntUes wlriililg to dispose of their

1roportliiH urn InvlUnl tli en on us

JMrft w TiKHEOBOPHY

rriiJOBH 1NTI3KESTBD IN THK0SOJL PHY VIsitinB TliQqsgphists njid nnynot connected lylth Louies in Honoluluenn obtain Hooks eto freq pt chargo- fromthe Lilirnry of Hawaii Loihik 8 Fosterlllook N minim Htreot on W1UNKS1AYUVKN1NQS from 7 to 830 HO lm

h

J

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m J HAW

TipirsoHa 007

n Jvv I

p o Box sat

trlCfitf01TJLTJ

Carriage --MaMactory

128 130 Fort Street

hImmmMhUi

sECftritf agfr BuildesAND REPAIRER

BltckSmltliiDg in all Its Branches

Orders from the other Islands in BuildingTrimming Fainting Etc Etc

Tr6mptljr attended to

V iWRIGHT ProprietorBaoceisor to G West

T B MURRAY321 323Klng Street

The leading

Carriagi and

WQ8ivllsuiufictnrer

ALlHAHtaiALS OH HAND

Will furnish everything outside steam ¬

boats and boilersi i

fet Bill BqarlDg Axles Around This Shbp

CT- b- TELEPHONE 572 --WBI

WmG Irwin CoLllltTXD

VmQ It win President ManagerClans Bprookels Vioe PresldentW M Gilford Beoretary TreasurerTheo C Porter Auditor

STOArICTORSAMD

Gommiision Agentsiornis of ifix

OGMWte StMssMp CtmpyOf San Ftanelaco Cat

CalKMsiaiiaiiFriiiiAND

PRODUCE COMPANYQ OATABAaB Manager

Oppoolte O It L Depot op King Street

fSi8rtes itfd ProvisionsIce House Goods Fish Vegetables Frozen

Orators Etc received by everysteamer from San Fran-

cisco¬

and Vancouver--THB SHIPPING TRADE SUPPLIED

Mtaia Fruit MarketCorner King and Alakca Streets

JNWPV RFRI6ERAT0RSBY XTKBY STIAMMS

From San Francisco with

FreBh Fruits OysterskSalpaon Poultry

Etc Etc Eto

JTJHE UNDERSIGNED IB NOT TO B3JL 4aVared out of town by oholerHouse Fainting and Paper Hanging arehisptocJAjltiesaria 023 lis fleletihone namberitnrqagh which communications can beestablished If you want good work done1by a professional palnler call around andaRtlsUctldn will be given

GEORGE TURNER

Cornor of Beratanla fend Fort Streets

F J TESTA -

8ABonn or

Reoordoj Collootor Copyist-T- RANSLATOR IN -

Stylish and Hawaiian

nMdidyerti8lhg Agent EtcVOrricx No 827 King street th

frtrwjr Jlrfra offlbe pf fl JJ7TJjnnaii

Trr -- is

--T r

Theo H Davies Go Id

SUGAR FACTORS

IMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseANI

COMMISSION MHlTOKrJL3SrTS

Agent for Lloyds

Canadian Australian SteumHliip Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life

Canadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Line of Packet from Liverpool

DONT BUY FURNITUREOP

0 E WILLIAMS SONIf joti ptefer to pay HIGHER PRICES for Cheaper

Gpod olsewhf ro Tho first instalment of our

New Goods towed per AustraliaThey are st up and the prices marked on them But The AreSo Beatjtiful that wo Hate To Part With Them But wise folkshavo already commenced to Carry Them Off Call on

Eci A WTLrjlAMs Manager611 King Street next to Arlington Hotel

TEtiPHONFSOffice and Store 179 Residence 815

Telephone 92

H Ej McINTYRE BROBAST CORNER FORT KING STB

145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries ProYisions and FeedN6w and Fresh Goods received by evory packet from California Eastern

Btates and European Markets

Standard Grade Canned Vegetables Frnits and FishGoods delivered to any part of the City

ISLAND TRADE SOLICITED SATISFACTION GDARANTKED

Seattle DraughtSE3ESJREx 8 B Miowera

Best Beer In HonoluluAT THE

CRITERION SALOONFort near Hotel Streets

O J McOabthy - Manager

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KING 8T11KKT

G J Wallmi - Manahkr

Wholohnlp niulmm

ANI -

Navy Coni motors

PRUGGMSTS

-- FVort 3treetHONOLULU H I

- fvr 4

P O Box

of

Golden

Rule

BazaarW F REYNOLDS Proprietor

KBTABLIBHRD ON

AbsolutelyGash Basis - -

DKPOT FOR

iiixlift Siwimr I aCIlKNVUU NJUII1UC

Domestic Paper Patterns

liMiiJiiitli4iiiRefflingtonTypewiteAND SUPPLIES

N ewsdealer StationerMUBIOAL INSTRUMENTS

Etc Eto Etc Eto

niMiiVf f f

antWViiianlS

Anchor SaloonCorner King mid Nuuinu 8ts

Vf M Cunningham - - Manager

Headquarters for Mchanlcs and Laborers

TItK OELKHBAtKD

Fredricksburg Draught Beer

W A1WV8 ON TAP --W3L

Solo Agonta Tor the Renowned

Long LifeAND

OPTOysters for Cocktails

Per Every Australia11

Br- - Gall and be convinced

i

Empire SaloonCiriior Niiuanu and Hotel Pts

0 T Dat Mannger

nnoice Wiorjs Lianors Ales

PORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT

Balf-and-Ha- lf on DraughtMoBR A 5TB3K S

Handmade Sour Mash

JViei

A 8PEOIALTY

nmmts

AND

101 1 iwiii

8 I SHAW

Corner King ann Nuunnu Streets

Choice Uquor

wina

llllliProprietor

Fine BeersTKLKPHONR 4H1 --wii

INSURANCE

FireLife and

mieAT BE8T KATES

Enquire of

JT TUT DOWSETTWAN TJTJ

AT THE

01 NUUANU STREET

BOOO MEJiST DAILYTO imiNK TUB

M

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Famous Seattle BeerIOE COLD ON DRAUGHT

EDTJAKD HARRYPost Offlce Box 475 Honoluln

JOt

flolllster Drug Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H T

Um YAFOR and PACIFIC GAS

Engines and Launches

THE BEST IN THE MARKET

They cannot bo surpassed tor MotivePower

SEND FOR CATALOGUE U

JOS TIITKIERSolo Agent Nnuann Street

REMOVAL

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removed his Plumbing lniln ss irom

King btreet to the premises on

Hotel StreetFormerly oooapled by Woven

TVIro Rnl1y

tirt

Hawaiian Evangolical Aesociatlon

tho Hawaiian Board havo iesurda circular asking for aid in ruining

12M0 for llinir no ih duriug 1890

Thoy holp 58 Hawaiian Miuialerpand among tho Asiatics havo twontyoigbt tenuhors and proachors atwork Among tho Portugueso thoyhaVo six W W Holl tho Ireasuror will gratofully recoivo dona-

tions¬

in aidTho following is tho statement of

thoir needs for tho coming year fortho various branches of tho work

THE FOnfclGN FIELD

Salaries of fivo Hawaiion Mis-sionaries

¬

at tho Gilbert Isl ¬

ands 1350Gilbert Islands publications 700Salaries of two Hawaiian Mis-

sionaries¬

at tho Marquesas 100

2d50THE HOME FIELD

Grants in aid of HawaiianPastors ex Pastors andEvangelists 1500

Hawaiian publications 500North Pacific Missionary In-

stitute¬

for Hawaiians andothors 1000

Kawainhao Girls School forHawaiians 2000

Kohala Girls School for Ha ¬

waiians 1700

6700

Work among the Ohineso 5500Work among tho Japanese 4500Work among the Portuguese 2700Work among other foreigners 1200

13900Incidentals 2G00

Towards paying mortgage onPortuguese Parsonage 1000

Debt at the bank 1500

2500

828150Tho income received by the

Board from invested fundsS 6000Grants in aid of Chinese

Work 1100Amount of monthly pledges

and other oxpeotod roceipts 8900

16000Amount askod for to be rais-

ed¬

by tho liberality of thopublic 12150

28150

Doath of Mrs W FosterMary Winter Foster died in San

Francisco at tho Colonial Hotel at645 a in Tuesday Nov 5th 1895She was wife of William Fosterdaughter of the late John S andMary M Winter sister of Mrs B RHendry of Honolulu Miss AlicoWinter of Honokaa Mrs AlbertHorner of Kukaiau John W Winterof Honolulu and Frank L Winterof Waiuaku She was about 1 yearsold and came to Honolulu in thofall of 1881 from hor home in Galesburg Illinois and was a teacher inFort streot School August 4th1885 sho married Judge W Fosterand aftorwards loft Honolulu inFebruary 1895 for her hedllh andlived in San Francisco till her deathwhich wa caused by a severe bron-chial

¬

trouble that attacked her inSeptembor causing failuro of lungsand hoart Funeral was hold atTrinity Chapel Gough stroet nearBush San Francisco Oal at 11 am on Thursday Nov 7th EovGeorge Wallace formerly of Hono-lulu

¬

conducted the service Thepall bearers wero W T Martin JA Morrow W O Pare O W Ashford F G Skaife andWilliam Mor-ris

¬

In accordance with hor wishessuo was oremaioa ai tno uau bel ¬

lows Cemetery in San FranciscoCal

TOWN LOT FOR BALE

HOUSELot at Kapauhl back

in uicKson iTumisoH ana ainiWalkikl of the Chinese Y MSMM 0 A Hull containing an urea ol 3120niuaro leet u uas inreo looc patn en-trances

¬

each from Emma Rerltania andFort streets For particulars inuulre of

P J TESTA103 tf 327 King Street

NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENappointed Administratrix pro

tern of the Estato of Thomas W Evorottlate of Waikapa gives notice to all personsbavlrg claims against qaid Estate to pre ¬

sent them with duly yorlllod vouoherswithin six months from the dato of thesaid appointment Soptember 28 1805 ortboy will be fjrevr barred And she alsorequests all persoi s Indebted to said Es ¬

tate to inao Inimmllntu settlementDOHOAS F RIOHARDSON

Administratrix pro tern Estato ThomasW Evt rett

Walkaim Maui Nov 0 1805110 ltoaw

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