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ilf. Seward TapllnNorth Volney.N.Y.

System Broken DownDletross-Pai- ns In tho BackNew Ufo and Strength Clvon by

Hood's Sarsaparilla."C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.i

" Dear Bin t I do not think there Is any othermedicine oaths market so good as Ilood'a

I hare taken only three bottles andam now In better health than lor throe years.

My System Was Brokon Downothat my friend 1 remarked upon mr falling

away. I could not keep anything on mystomach and I suffered terrible dlstrem,especially In the left side, I had a serere paloIn my back all the time so that 1 could not work.

Hood'ss,;CuresBefore I had taken one bottle of Hood's Sarss.trlllathepalalnrri7'b&clc was gone, the first

cat anything andkeep It on ray stomach without distress afterwards. The trouble with my back Is over and

I Can Work All Dayas years ago. Whea people remark upon thchange In my looks I tell them Hood's Sarsapa-rtll-

did It." Sewabd Tapi.in, n. Volney, N. Y.

Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly andefficiently, on the llrer and bowels. 23c.

tlottron Drug GnnipnnjWlinlesiilo Admits.

HAWAIIAN STAR.BUSINESS DIRECTORY

or Honolulu.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.W W WRIGHT,

Fort St.. opposite Clut, Stable.

INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE.

CABTLIfl & COOKE.Aetna, Alliance, New England Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

KMUKLUTII & CO.,ft Nuiianu St.

MERCHANTS

SALOONS,

H. I. 8haw, Proprietor

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

PREPARED TO MAKEJAM of Title In a most thorough andcomplete manner, on short notice, and

detail.MAK1NNEY,

W. O. Smith's ofllce. 818 Kort Street.

BUSINESS AGENT.

ESTATE AND GENERALREAL Agent. Real Estate booRht andjold. Houses Rented. Loans Negotiated.Collections made. Books posted. AccounU

Copying neatly done.All business entrusted to me w ill receive

prompt and careful attention. A share of- 4k piUk. , .,- -. ptfiiHv solicited.

Telephone mEQ TunNpn308 Merchant Street,

O.nce formerly occupied by C. T. Gulick

Election of Officers.

BREWER & CO., (LIMITED,)

Notice ia hereby given that at the An-

nual Meeting of the C. Brewkr & Co.,Limited, held this, day, the followingpersons were elected to serve the corrjo-ratio- n

as its officers for the ensuingyear, viz:.

P. c; Jones, Esq President.Geo. H. Robertson, Esq., ..Manager.E. F. Bishop, Treasurer At Secretary.Col. W. V. Allen Auditor.Chas. M. Cooke, Esq., )

Henry WaterhouBe, Esq., Directors.George It. Carter, Esq., )

All of the above named constitutingthe Board of Directors of the Company.

E. F. BISHOP,Secretary.

Dated Honolulu.Feb. D, 1800. t)80-l-

NRW MAI1INK

A Special Article Devised lly an Intentous Men

A Scotch Inventor has rcdentlybrought to notice a new and valu-

able marine nolnt. the obiect of thearticle being a capacity of application In a cold state to the Submergedand various other parts of ships or

other craft, the effect being that ofquick-dryin- g g zink andtii,., noUt i?nr the accomnltsh- -

tnenttof this purpose a compositionhas been ueviseu consisting ui

rt nvhtr nf zilik. 12 tiercent, of linseed oil, 28 per cent., oftallow, and 20 per cent. 01 mm-uin-

the latter substances beingcomposed of Co per cent, of shalenaptha, beiuolinc, or other similarspiiits, 30 per cent, of gum dammarand 10 per cent, of resin: these pro-

portions are alterable to suit differ-

ent waters and conditions.

Stroiic Ihrte "Vear-lll-

IPesttle IM

The Hawaiian Republic is nowthree years old, and it was neverstronger than it is today. Thepredictions that it woutd soon col-lan-

have not been fulfilled. Itwas strong enough a year ago toput down one formidable rebellionagainst it, and it has grown somuch stronger since that it has feltit safe to pardon the men imprison- -

Tor participation in tnat anair.

Hill Printing.

A caucus of the Committe on

Rules was held in the Senate cham-

ber at 2 p. m. Thursday. SenatorBrown's amendment to dispensewith nrintinp- - nnd enrrrossillir billsand to employ a typewriter for suchwnrt. xvns taken no. The nart relating to printing was stricken. Atypewriter win De empioyeu. 10 copyamendments and incidental busKness. The amended amendmentpassed.

Don t be Imposed Upon

When voU ask for Seattle Brewing and Malting Co.'s beer, do notaccept any other kind because youare told it is "just as good." Ifyou value your health ou will notallow anyone to impose upon youby offering you a cheap substitute.Remember that the Rainer andOIviud c beers are just what tneyare represented to be. Both arethe product of the most perfectgrown batley and the best hops tobe had. For sale at Criterionsaloon. 1

BY AUTHORITY

SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

tiimnDnAV ra-- l, 0R. ofc 10

nVtoclr nnnn. at front entrance of Judiciary Building, Honolulu, will ho sold

tho following pieces ot land.

I. Lot In Waianae. Oahu, containing0 MO of an acre. Upset price, M0.

!. Lot in Waianae. Oahu, containing

of an acre, Upset price, $100.

3. Lot at seashore, Waianae, Oahu,

at mouth of the river, containingacres. Upset price, 100.

The sale of Lot 3 ia upon condition thatnnrclinser will within one year fromdate of purchase, erect upon the land abuilding suitable for purpose of smallhotel, to accommodate not less mantwelve persons.

Plans showing above lands for sale,,o i,a .en at the Public Lands Office.Judiciary Building, where further par-

ticulars may bo obtained.

J. F.893-3- t. Agont of Publio Lands.

Yours

BROWN.

THE HAWAIIANHealth and Strength

RESTOREDnr THE USE OF

Ayer's SarsaparillaAim. M. A, C'ummlnir. nf Ynrravllle,

Victoria, Australia, tfaysi

"About ri year ago, I had a severoattack of Influenza, which left movery weak, without energy, appe-tite, or Interest in life. Obtaininglittle or no relief from doctorsnrfrom the many remedies recom-mended to me, I finally tried Ayer'sSarsaparilla, and from that time,began to gain health ami strength,I continued thn treatment untilfully recovered, and now have verygreat pleasure hi telling my friendsof tho merits of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,and the happy results of its use. Iconsider it tho best blood-purifi-

known."

AYER'SSARSAPARILLACold Hcitali it the World's Chlel Eipmltlom.

AYPH'Q PIIIQ for ConstipationHltn O rlLLO nnd Biliousness.Sugar-Conte- mild but Effectlvs

HOLLISTRR DM CO.,

WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Vocal Instruction.

AN WIS MONTAGUE(MRS. A. TURNER.)

irrrct and Nulural Production ofthe Voice.

"MIONON "Beretnnia St., near Victoria.

THE MAN. . . sitting in one of our chairsis sure that he he will receivethe attention that he deservesand pajs for .

TONSORIAL WORK- -has become an art. Why nottntronize those who are at thelead of their trade?

VKITEKIUV BARIlKIl SHOP,Fort St, upp. Pantheon Stiblos,

FRANK l'AClll'.CO, I'rop.

P. o. J EH, K. A. JONES

The Hawaiian

SAFE DEPOSITAND

IIVVJS f XT CO.Have for Sale Shares of

Hawaiian Sugar Co. Stock.AI.SO

Hawaiian Government and FirstMortgage Sugar Plantation

Bonds.

tST For full particulars apply to

THE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT AND INVEST-

MENT COMPANY,

408 Kort Struht, Honolulu.

Supt. Reynolds.

The Great Good Paine's

Celery Compound

Did Him.

This Is the Medicine

That Makes People

Well.

W. I, REYNOLDS, Superintendent of tho Publlo Sohoals.

Dallas, Ohe., May 9, 1894.

"Wells, Richardson & Co.,

Gentlemen : I have been troubled with iny llVOl' and constipa-

tion, for which I have tried many remedies without relief. I began taking

Paine's Celery Compound, and since then my health has improved, and I liavo

gained .at least ten pounds in llesh. I am much better, and

think highly of your medicine, and can recommend it.

truly,

For Sale hy the

HOLLISTER DRUG COMPANY,WHOLESALE AGENTS FOB THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY at, tSyG.

couitT casi:s.

Varlmts Suits llnndleil by Court and'nulict.

lf. M.irsick alias I'. Murphy, thesteamer steerage steward chargedwith importing opium, was discharged late Thursday, Attorney-Genera- l

Smith entered .a not pros,in his case.

In the matter of the estale of thelato Kathcriuc I VttiuaiK of NewYork, a petition of the. first admin-istrator for the delivery of the asset.in the hands of S. M. Damon,auxiliary administrator, 1ms beenfiled.

In the libel suit of J, IC. Gomesvs. Hawaiian Gazette Company, de-fendants have asked for a continu-ance until the May term. Thereason for thlsis that the testimonyof Walker Preston, now resident atSan Francisco, is considered veryimportant and will have to be takenby a commission yet to be appoint-ed.

Ah I'ook, charged with havingopium in possession, has been givenmc iuuiiiIi on tile reef by judge

Cooper.Go to the Woman's Exchnujrn for n

nnon lunch. Home made provisions ofall kinds, hrend, cuke, le, ilnughiuil t,rolls, hiI, hot te.i, etc. Ill KIiik stref t.Lunch from 11:30 to 1:30,

Acquitted,--Mrs. Roderquis and Miss Gon-

zales, accused of bringing opiumashore from the Australia, were ac-

quitted by a foreign jury in theCircuit Court at 3 o'clock Thursdayafternoon. The jury was out justthree minutes, and reached a deci-sion with one ballot. There wereten votes for acquittal and twoagainst.

Hand t'ontert.The Hawaiian Band, under the

direction of Prof. Berger will givea public concert this evening atThomas Square; at 7:30 o'clock.Following program will be rendered:

PART I.1. Jlirrh "Company A, N. O. H."

Brand t2. "Cavntina" (new) Rait3. "Mcdiiuval D.inre" (new) Wnlsnn4. Selection "II Trovatoix" Verdi

5. Medley- -VAUT It.

"Tho Black Hiijjuilo'Ilercr

0. Paraphrase "Ye IhuiltB amiHraes o llonnfe Donn" (now)

- Kajipoy7. Waltz ''Tenricrnorts" (new)

WeMteufel8. Dancers ,lThaMaytloxvcr'(niv)

LhWell"Hawaii Ponol."

Tho exposure to all sorts uml condi-tions of weather that a lumlierniiiii Ucalled upon to endure in theenmpa oftenproduces severe colds which, if notpromptly checked, result in congestionor pneumonia. Mr. J. O, Davenport,

of tho Fort Bragg RedwoodGo., an im.iiense institution at FortBragg, Cat,, sajs they sell largo quant!- -

the Company a store mul that he hashimself used this reniedv for n soveiecold and obtained immediate relief.Tills med clno prevents nny tendency ola cold toward pncumonii and injures apiomit recoveiy, For Bale hy nil d

Dealers Benson, Smith &Co.,Agents, for 11. I.

GEO. II. 1IUD.DY,i . n. 4.

IDentist.Fort Streot, opp. Catholic Mission.

C3?"Hours from 9 n m. to 4 p. ni.

AUCTION SALE

CROWN SILVER

GLASS

AND CHINA WARE

Under instruction from the Hawaiian Gov-ernment, I hell ut Ful lio Auction

at my Salesroom, Queen (Street, ou

Monday, February 24,lO O'ClooU, ii.

Mm Silver, Col Glass and China

are.

OF

iill

At in.

Ware.From tho HelgiM of

Kamehameha III, IV, V

and Kalakaua.Comprising a largo variety of Historical

it

0" Articles will be on view at inySalesroom all day Saturday, Feb, 22.J,

Jas. F. Morgan,888-- AUCTIONEER,

COFFEE ESTATE AND LANDS

FOR SALE.I am dirctut to at 1'ul'lio Auction on

Wednesday, May 27, 1896nt 13 o'clock noon of said day at my wilesrooms on Quoen htreot, in Honolulu (unlesssoouer lilsiwiieii ot at privaw ftaiej me uuiow.Ing dobcrttjetl proK?rty, namely:

A tract of laml ulruut 2.)0 aIn fee simple situate at Kolo and Ulelomounal 111 OUUII1 lUltu,iBiiiiiiui mnniiiuiiuin ciuimiles by a cood rotul from Hookena, ono oft ltH larcoht villu ltoh in Koiia" Tberuls an excellent landing on the lund ltitclf from whvreIIib colfee and other nrotluce couU Imj

siiipied and a cood sito for a mill nearme lanuing. riny ni'n? vi mim utv hirolfeti. Hougbly estimated thereIs aU)ut Heven hundred acres of )pleiulil

land lying all In ono hlut-- unlmthslues or mo uoernmeiu i(oau; niaui iiuu

Afrt's vlittr u!mvo and to tho Kitst oll no seven nuimreti ucre uihivo inuiiiioiimi malso excellent land and ultbouub ut a higheraltitude is no doubt also well adapted forcoffee culture. The lower laml Udowtbecolfeo Udt Is suitable for plntvippUs andtinal. There U a ilntuir Iioiimj. store in id

ijuarU'ruand water tanks at the plantationanil tho laud Is i tartly wallwl, Theru hasnever tieen any blight ou this laud, althoughcortee was plaubvl there u itut many yearsnro. Old rubldents of Koua like tho bite 1).11. Nahliu. J. W. Kualinckii and othershave lohtilietl w tins laci. iitero is a seatUlinrv aDiiurtsviuuit to Oluloiuoana 1.

Tennsi-ajt- or jwirt of tho pure haM prleocan remain ou inortgagu ui viam r wuv,per annum. Deods ami stauii4 at the ex-

imnu, nf ituroliAMtr.A map of the pnijterty can lo soen and

further particulai s obtained ut my sales room

Jas. F. MorganW9-t.- AUCTIONEER,

Yale'sLa Freckla

h Mine. Yiito'rf liifallllilo ruro Cm FiwkU?(Tnii iiml Hunldini. It tlio onlyover crtuiiKitiiuliHl that will lvmovo frock e.vinpU'tely nnil Mirely,

The fnlrer mnl mora tloUento tlio filthi, thnmore likely It H to freckle mul tho woiw itwill took lifter It l frocklM,

TliimmuitN of women, ntliemt Imnutlful.nro tlNUeuriMl y thef-- titmlglitly, ItnmtiMoUhci. Nothing will liMo them. Tlicv'nro n notm-- f jni-i- lit (beyenu liecuroil.

Tlio jtrciwintlon of La Freckla is one ofMine, Vnlo's kiwi test ntlneveiiunt. Therenr many itnitntioiiM, wmip of them very flanRorouq ai'il hurtful to the klu ; none of them

lnit nlunvfl on RetttiiB the Renuine mulorigumi ja, rrivkia.

1'rlce $1 At ilruir tiirrr, or by mult, MMKM. 'i,K Health and Uetuty HipecUlUtH1HtaleHt.OiKJi.fu, Keailiv (Ilitde inalleil

iree niTHE HODHON DRUG

Sole Agents.

CO..

HOME MADE BUTTER.

HOME-MAD- BUTTER

FOR HALE BY R. L1HIIMAN.

At 40 conts per pound.CSTTelcplinnu 317' t'.IMw

Lease of the WA1KIKI RESIDENCE

OF

W. C I '1JACOCIC,FOR SALE.

Tlio loaso of tie elegant residence ofW. C. PEACOCK at Waiklki, for

Fifteen months, from March l next,with the privilege; of a further exten-sion of one year, la for sale.

Tlio premises has a frnntngo on theLest bathing grounds nt Wnildki, nndliaa water nnd electric light laid onthroughout.

For further particulars apply to

Ii. A. THUKSTON,Administmtor Estate of

John Brodie.Honolulu, Feb. 18, 16. 8!)l-c- 7

ER.

Try the

"Star" Electric Worksfor

Fine Printing

Valvoline

Magnet

The FashionsAre Observed

, , , , . hy the Honolulu tnilorsns well ft hy the New York tailors.Those who desire to he lis welldressed as his fellow man In theKnst can Ih nccommodnted. , . ,

My Business isto make clothes for thoe whowish to lie dressed at asmall expenditure

Set My New.... Late Patterns -

J. 1'l'OUT STKEET,

()'P. llaclcrdd A-- (,'.

Of CourseYou Scold

when your dinner isis tale. Auv man ilnos. But didyou know that old kitchen rlorkof youra won't regulate householdduties nny longer? Be a manonce. Get a clock that will keepcorrect time. We can sell on ndock fur almost nothing. Wedon't sell nnyahnddy slnrt. Every,thing In watches, clocks andjewelry that e sell will henr ex-

pert scrutiny.

BROWN & KUBEY,

Arlington Block, Hotol St.

SMiUNDCHINA

Large and VariedAssortment ....

JUST RECEIVED

UINNKU SlvTS (new and uniquedesigns).

IC15 niSHHS . .

.... CAKIC PLATKS,

And the Latest Thing Out

Asparagus DishesCorns and Soo Thorn.Prices Way Down. ...

N. U. Kx Monowai wc will re-

ceive a frcsli consignment of

English Groceries

J. T. WATliitlHOUSE,J2UI5HN STRIiHT.

SAUERBRUNNEN

A New Shipment of this Cele-

brated Mineral Water just to

hand per "Paul Isenberg."

H. HACKFELD & CO.

R.

CR15AM

Solo A fronts for tho Hawaiian Islands.

C.E.

stjbhly

T1IAD1! MAUK.

VALvoLiNf

HOIiOLULU

Publico

OILS

11

Valvoline

IRON WORKS CO.,HOLE AOENTS.

Valvoline Cylinder

Machine

Oil.

White Dynamo Valvoline Martll "141 Specially inanufactured for Centri-Lflllll-

V-'- ll) fugula and IJynaino.

West Virginia Lubricating Oil.HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,

H. E. mclNTYRE BRO.,IMPORTKHS AND ORALKKS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Cokner Fort and King Streets.

New Uooda received by every Packat from the Eastern States and EuropeFresh California Produce by every .teanier All orders faithfully attended tand goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge.

Island orders solicited. Satisfaction gu&rtateed. Telephone No.FossJOniee IWiiiNo, HK,

RipaES

Jlr. T. IS, Elkc r ll special nnt'titfor (tic Chicago llemhl, and hin

nlllcn In New York City Is ntN'o. .10 Tribune Building. He isn strong, virile man, notthe sort of jierBOii to oftenrt quire medicines; and issH'olally oihisii1 to pills of nny,sort, liuditig them too violentIn their net Ion, In case of nnyIrregularity he had alwaysrelied upon tlio use of fruits,until ono day on n railwayjourney a friend directed hisattention In lilpin'sTaliiiles nndgave him sninx ftoin n hox hehad in his porlininteau. Hemade uso of them when occasionnirered, and Hie result hi hisrase wus all that could hedesired. lie now depends uponltlpan's Talm'.es enlirily in thecasoof any iiiegularlty of thobowels or derangement of thedigestive npparatus. Mr. Eikeris a picture of health andmanly Igor, Is a hearty enter,and he regards a Tabule after ahearty meal as a sort of Insur-ance policy against future illsof any sort.

Illlinns Tnlinlps nre sold liv dmirimt. nr 1Vmnll if tlis plica iriUccnts a Imxi Is .cut In thoIllinois I'inntKiny, No. 10 Spruce St.,iuv inrK. mi inccnis.

JOHN PHILLIPS,JPliimtoGr,

IOTIU. STRI512T, Nuak FORT.s;s tr Teieiiiioiie, aoj.

Notary Public aM Typewriter.

I t KAAHUMANU ST.1. O. Box 1)31). Telephone SIM

!)!. RUSSEL,OFFICE, MASONIC DUILDINC.

Hours: a, in. p. in,

Tel. 181, ltesidence Tel. fiTC.

Iteslilence: Hawaiian Unlet

A. .). DERHY, D.D.S.iisrc'i,-'i-.

Denliil Uocius Gotlago Xo. 100 AlakeaStreet, bet. lleretania and Hotel.

Telcplicuu tils. Olllcu hours 0 a. in. to 4 . m.

A. S. L1UMP1IRRYS,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Office: Kaaliiiiuanu Street,

M. INAKLTLINA,Commissioner of Private Ways and

Water Rights.

Notnry I'ulilloAgent to Grant Marriage Licenses.

AGENCY OF

Kobe Imraieration Company

Ollice at A. (!. JI. ltoliertson's UwOlllce, Honolulu.

I. O. Box 1111. Tele phono Kit),

HHNIIY GKlIIILMi & CO.,Warlt k Block, IV rt'laiiln trett.

PLUMBING AND CASFITTINCSanitary work u specialty. Jobbing

prompt)' intended to.

Telephone 73. u

Mutual Tileiihone

WILLIAM WAGKNKK,CONTItACrOK AND BUlLUElt,

Secmiil Flnor Honolulu1'lauliiK Mill, Fori M.

All Kinds of Jobbini? Promptly Attended to.

M. riULLll'S & CO.

Wholasulo Importers and Jobbers of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS,

Corner Fort and Quten HU.,B7tf

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS

IHl'OUTKltH AND COMMISSION

MKItCHANTS.Fort Street, Honolulu.

M.S. GKINBAUM & CO.I.I ml

HONOLULU H. Itommlision Merchants and Importer?

of (ietural Metcimndie.Bau Francisco OjlUe.215 Front M.

CONHOLIDATKI)

SODA WATEIt AVORKS

COMPANY, LTD.

Kapltuiade, conm" Allen and Fort streets.

HOLLISTER A. CO., Agents

W. H. RICKARD,General Business Agent,

Wll attend to

CONVEYANCING in all Its Braiiches,

COUMiCTl.VH,And all Jlusintss Matters of Trust.

All Bushiest en'rii.t'il In him willreceive prompt nnd attention,

Otllce lloiHikim, lluiuHkiia, lluuull!

If You're ina Hurry

For (IiocerieH, there's uhvafl aWilson at our dour, rindy to Liingthem to you Plenty of elerku heroeuoiiKh lo till your order withoutneglectlne others. KvcrvthliiKthnt'nchoicest in llItOCEUILS, TABLELUXURIES, etc. Una ofdalntlcsuot found ill ordinary stores.Prices no higher than you'll pay forinferior grades.

Hlntf up 'telephone IW, Wo delivergoods unit colled at house,

VOELLER & CO.,WutluR Block,

J Notariesirl t ornora- -

OtherDealers

Can't or won'ttin n imirh

undo. WhetherIt In tlielniknta

hllltrn'lirkofit j on

J tint the NtniP. Srtitltrrnt n n ittK ihlliif but

not In IjiWrii'". KtTjnrenw U blinclf nnl n hlfandiv to trpt hc full nineor ewry nollnr ho Kiiil(t

b(lifrll fir provilf--or pianos. Von can't

btht-- you Are stttlniffull rlano ine or not Ifj mi .hi not come to

L. B. Kerr,Atir.NT Kon

for

New England Piano.

leais

tlons,

Socielien,and foreveryone need in i;KKALR

i We Make jThem Quickly!

I &MAKE bTHEM SWELL, ni

r?Deliver them in UJ

twenty-fou- r hours; (S

excepting whoreelaborately engrav- - ri

ed... b

WE iin Honolulu who j?

iiiaKt; iiiem; anil mwe sae you 5inntiy Dollars j

whilo you are rauniting for ono ato com j from the n

hi

iH.F.Wichmanf

J, L, Carter & Co

Practical Painters,' i hi it

Ami Kiil.iinihtlMK n Hi.clitlt,Painti. mixed In order while you wait.

I'ols mul Itnislii's Loaned Froo.

Wtniitt Uloolc,Tel "a,. Beretania and Fort Sta.

Vo oflbr for Snlo

n Now Sliipinont (if

tlio

Sweet

Gaporal

Cigarettes

H. HACKFELD & CO.,SOLE AGENTS.

k'.tliu

The Novelty

Of HonestyYou road our advertisements

from week to week. You rendotliofs. leave moro orless impression on your mind.Startling bargains nro told ofhero nnd there, and vet ourplain statement of honest factsmid prices have nindo us whatwo are today, tho

Leading

Furniture Dealers.Wo want your trade, nn

solicit your trade on thesen'ounds only: that you williiml everything as represented

lien wo say our prices arotlio lowest, tlioy nro tho lowest. When wo say our goodaro better made, wo know it.and so do you. When thereis a delect in n. piece ot ourfurniture, we toll you; if it

us, wo want you totoll us. I ousuler those thuigin buying. Come and see us,It is worth considerable to feelconfidence in tho man you nndealing witli, anil our 'JO yearsexpeiienco and dealings withtlio public should bo evidenceenough that wo aro Helling

HONEST GOODS at.-- H0NEST PRICES.

that everything' is iust ns wstate it. Now Goods contiuually arriving direct from tlmanufacturer.

Hopp A Co.

Furniture DealersCor. Klug and Bethel Sts.

MS Hill7 3 OIIKIa A MOUTH

i

I AUVAHC.

YOURPAPER

894

shows your taste tand betrays char- -

acter. ...Don't use I

shabby, fuzzy ;

note paper, whenwe offer so greata variety of goodpapers. Ourtbox of paper and P

envelopes is onekind that pleases P

many. I

WE HAVE I

all the NEWJNUViULS,

they come byevery mail.

GOLDEN

RULE

BAZAAR.

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop'

T1

ASTLE & COOKE

LIMITED,

Importers,HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

Wo wish to call your attention to tho following goods

just received from England:

SHEET ZINC,

BAR IRON,

ANVILS,

FENCE-WIRE- ,

HYDRAULIC JACKS,

RAIN GAUGES,

HUBBUCK'S WHITELEAD

IIUBBUCK'S WHITEZINC,

SAUCE I'ANS,

TEA KETTLES,

FISH HOOKS,

DOG CHAINS,

CHAMOIS SKINS,

RAZORS, Etc.. Etc.

CASOLINE S3.2S Per Case.Dolivored.

Castle & Cooke IAImporters,

Hardware and General Merchandise.

illBESTQUALITY

RUIIER

STAMPSMade at abortuuwcb vj me

HAWAIIAN

NEWS

COMPANY

LTD.

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6300 men daily to drink the 5000

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The Hawaiian Star.I'UHMSHKD r.V'nUY AFTEUMOOK

KXCT.IT HUNDAY

Kl) TOW'SK EDlTOllF. I.. HOOUH. BUSINESS MANAOKllUY TI1K HAWAIIAN STAR NEWS-I'Al'E-

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llltw for trnmlent find reffulnr advertisingmn lm obtained nt the imblicAtioll olllce.To secure prompt Insertion all advertise-ment inuit lio delivered at the llusluetsOlllro lwforo 10 A. M

1'ItIDAY, FKllUUAHY 21. 1890

Sli.VATOR WATBKltOUStt istypical enthusiast. His convictionsnre deep-roote- enough to satisfythe strongest partisan.

Tnosit who always look forwardwith pleasing anticipations to thesmoking concerts of the HonoluluCricket Club will be glad to knowthat the organization has mademore preparation than ever beforefor the event of next week.

Ii' THKKii is one thing that Hiloreally needs and should have grant-

ed with speed, it is street improve-

ment. Thoroughfares lor a placethat is doubtless to become a con-

siderable city can now be providedmuch more advantageously than inthe years to come.

NiilTiiuu Senator lirown norSenator McCaudless, nor yet thepresiding officer of the upperbranch have up to date felt it necessary to ask for a body guard orproduce recommendations. Thefirst named says he doesn t caremuch even if he is called "OpiumBrown." He remarks that callingnames is not argument.

Tins First Regiment quite covered itself with glory last evening,The uniformed force of the Repub'lie, without its artillery, madereally excellent showing and thevisitors, all experienced men, saidso without reserve. Besides theFirst Regiment, Hawaii has foot

and mounted police, a cavalry com'pany and a large body of volunteersknown as the Citizens' Guards.

BE RATIONAL.

Cecil Brown, a member for thisIsland, gave notice in the NationalSenate yesterday that he proposedUter to introduce an act to providefor and regulate the importationand sale of opium and preparationsthereof. Under the present statutes the drug is a contraband. Butits importation, sale and use arepractically restricted or limited onlyby the demand for it. The trafficis a scandal, a laugh at the law,

Effort to keep out the drug, however earnest, is at best at farce, anexpensive, hopeless, resultlesscombat.n iiuxtv.'c xji ait nciriJurpu3iiigconsideration of plans to end thescandal and farce and to attempt toremedy a great evil draws fire. Theresponses are not germain.Those who have arraigned them-selves; in opposition to apiece of suggested legislation werescarcely expected to argue to thequestion. They sneered whenSenator Brown, in urging the CableSubsidy at the special session saidhe would present an act on opiumto assist in producing the neededadditional revenue. Perhaps itwas thought the gentleman wouldthus be frightened from his intent,but he is apparently not of thatsort of timber. What may alsoastonish some of the howlers is tofetch up with a man who keeps hisword.

At any rate the proposition,which, by the way is by no meansa new one, is squarely placed be-

fore the Legislature. It has beenin sight of the people all the time.The manner in which it is receivedis what is deemed by Tub Star asworthy comment at this time.Broad intimations of the basestcharacter are speared at those whoare suspected of even willingness to"look into" the matter. These aremingled with ludicrous threats andshrieks from the original "BabyAct" They assume, as "they" al-

ways do, that their view of a given. proposition is the only side that

should be given the thought or at-

tention of an instant. This attitudemakes their utterances nonsensical.

There is at hand a situation thatmust be faced, a problem the mustbe solved. We find a condition anda serious one. If opium is to bemade tabu, let every effort of the of-

ficial, the legislator and the citizenbe exerted to that end. Theremust be some strong countenanceto its importation; there must besome sentiment not against it, elseit would not be dealt in or usedfreely.

In refusing absolutely to listenthe reformer but lends aid to thosein the traffic. And some startlinghints as to those in the traffic are attimes heard upon the streets.

Don't wail and wave the wellworn Hawaiian Bloody Shirts.Don't be fanatical. Don't talk oftaking up rifles against SenatorsBrown, McCandless, Hocking andj

"Uheir friends, supporters, admirersand sympathizers, because for onetiling some of these gentlemen are

ri)rettv fair shots themselves tintmuch averse to fighting and notentirely unacquainted with it, andfor another thing because such talkU foolish and silly. Later TimStar will enter into detailed dis-

cussion of this question and nowInvites communications upon thesubject, which the same must beb'rief or they will not be accepted.

In the meantime, let us all berational.

Star

Kerosene

Oil.

Best

For

Family

Telephone

Your

Grocer

For

It

HAWAIIAN

HARDWARE

COMPANY.

Watch This Column

OKFRIDAY AND SATURDAY,

February 28th and 20th,nt 12 o.clock noon, each day, nt mymieeroom, ijueen Direct, 1 win noiu

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

comprising Lands In Honolulu nndiiiruuunoui inu iian. rarues tiesir'ing to dispose of ltenl Kstntn at thesetales will juiss In tlicir Hats ns early nsKe8IUI0.

Jas. F.878-ti- l

Morgan,AUCTIONEER

AND HUILMNGSat the footof Punchbowl Street!

1 House, rented nt f 13 tier month.1 " at12-- "

1 " " ntiflS " "These are low rentals.S UOUSE AND LOT at Anla, near

the St. Louis College, liented at $18.50per month.

Aala. Kented nt 12 per month.

LAND nt Kamakela. riant.ed In tnro. About 1 aero last year'scrop sold for iftfiii.

B 20 ACHES OK LAND on Juddstreet, adlolnlnir the residence of A. S,

Hartwell, Esq. This property can lwdivided up Into Mnall lots and sold at alarge prom.

fi- .-I PIECE OF LAND at Kallhlnear King street, containing m-i- w

acre. Part of U. V. 3340, L. C. A. 1U4US

to Nahinu. A splendid residence site,

T. LOTS 8 AND 7. BLOCK 25.the Peninsula at Pearl City.

ACHES TAltO LAND atPuunui, above Judd street.

0. 7 ACRES OF LAND at Ka- -llhi, Partly planted to pineapples.

10. 5 BUILDING LOTS at Kallhl. onKaili avenue, near King street. Size ofLots 80x100. Government water laidto lots.

11, LOT 210 on Lehua Ave., PearlCity. Commands a fine view of Honolulu and I'eari uaruor.

12. 3 residence sites at Auwal Ollniu,on lane leading from Punchbowl street.Area about 0,000 square feet.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.

Wohavesomenow

Soaps,Perfumes

andToilet

Articlesfromthefirmof

Colgate&

Company,Now

andthobest

ofitis

theyaro

Americanmake.

Fortand

HotelStreets.

SEEDSFOR SALE.

Flower, Fruit,Vegetable,Grass andOrnamental

Tree Seeds.Our Invoice just received conv

prises the most select and variedassortments particularly Choice Var-

ieties of Flower Seeds.

Henry Davis & Go.

Moths,

Roaches,

Silver Fish,

Vermin of all

Kinds aro scared

Away by Canipholino.

Ono ounce toono thousand

Pounds at Twenty-f- i vo cents

A pound at Benson, Smith & Co,

Fort and Ilotol Sts.

Ask your Groctr for

DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR.

Union Ftcd Company, Sole Agents

THE HAWAIIAN STAR,; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1896

WW. DIMOND'SYou probably know what it

is to move into a liouso whenis not quito ready for occu

pancy. Tlint s our experiencein tlio now store. We expect-

ed to have everything in shapofor your inspection on Monday. But it is notl The stockof goods was so largo and thestoro is so largo that wo mustask your indulgence and notcriticizo us too sharply whenyou come in on Monday andfind things "mussed up.

Wo have had a big corps ofmen working day and night togot m order, but it was no use,

Wo have, however, succeededin separating the departmentsand putting the hardware, thoglassware, tho stoves and thocrockery in their respectivedepartments and wo can attendto your wants, because thofacilities for transacting busi-

ness are perfect. Tho stoveservice is better than you will

find anywhere and tho goodsare as good, maj'bo better thanyou will find anywhere else.

Tho prices? Certainly lower.We've explained all that toyou, but if you want convinc.ing como and buy; buy foryourself and sec that what wehave told you in this column istrue.

Tho Miowera, duo nearly aweek aero, has nearly a storofull of goods m her cargo belonging tous the shelves werekept open for them, now theyhave been filled with otherlines, but wo have everythingyou want.

ATTENTION ! ATTENTION!

Those who want to make them-selves comfortable these warm daysmust not tail to call upon us andget one of our

Fine Light Slraw Hats7Bc. Each

The Latest nnd tho Heat.

HHOAD BRIMMED HATS of all sizesfor Ladles and Gents,

Large Stock Just Opened

you will Imagn reiiTnerhead. Come try

you are in uouot,

you liuvi) u dV

your and one on,

Iwakami.Hotel St., Robinson Block.

FINE

HONOLULU,

JOB WORK.

THE

is to do all kinds ofBook Job and

at fair

HAIR

STAH'S" ELECTRIC

PRINTINC WORKSMclNERNY BrOCK

preparedartlstlo News-

paper printing prices.

BRUSHESDo you realize that thoaverage person uses a hair

brush twelvo hundredtimes during tho year.

Then, if it is such a useful

implement, why not havo

a real, good French hair

brush ?

Wo have an assortment of

tho very best Frenchbrushes direct from thefactory. Every one is a

beauty. Our prices for

them aro reasonable

mucn encapor than you

can get them anywhere

elso. You ought to havo

ono of theso brushes. Whynot get it today?

Get them of

JIOBRON DRUG CO,

UOHI.IILV CKUIlCIl MHMIlKtlS.

KvnutellKt Komli Arttr Thrm WithHlmrit fltlrlf.

A considerable portion of the ser-

mon by Kvangelist Romig lastnight was devoted to what mightbe termed a "roast" ot worldly.siu-lovin- g

Christians, and from the text"Will a man rob God." He proceeded to show without a doubtthat the party spirit and zeal fordenominational ascendency amongdifferent sections of the church today was robbing God of souls, nndfrom thisground hedeli vered an ct mest plea for the Union of all Chr st'ians on the Word of God alone.Infidelity and skepticism are notonly encouraged but actually creat-ed by the partisan spirit in professing christians, Many a youngman takes his first step toward adrunkard's grave when from theband of some lady church memberhe takes his first glass of liquor onmaking Her a new year s call, andthat woman robs God of that soul,although she does not do it intentionally". Seventy-fiv- e per cent, offallen women according to statis-ticians take their first step towardruin in the dance house. Many ofthe christians present warmly com-mended the evancelist for his denunciation of the popular sins offashionable church members. Aninteresting prayer meeting succeeded the general service to whichmany stayed.

Kerr'f Popularity.Crowds are not now without

reason or cause, popularity growsnot ou the foundation of words-

facts, as advertised by us, are whatencourage aud eutuuse buyers.Attractious in the dry goods linethrouchout the entire stor simplyoutrun the expectations of all. Thefinest selection ot goods at lowestprices embrace values of the worthykind only. I,. M. Kerr, Queenstreet.

Hawaiian Stamp Wanted.Highest cash prices for Hawaiian

stamps. Good advance on 1 cengreen (sheets). C V. Hturdevantat French Boss Candy Store.

Tennl. Club "At Horn..'The Beretauia Tennis Club will

hold its "At Home" from 3 to 6 tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. T. M.

Swanzy will have charge of theprogram. There will be tennisplaying, music by the Kawaihauchurch, refreshments and perhapsdancing. Over 150 invitations havebeen issued. The altalr is is Honorof the opening of the new clubhouses.

Light on the 'toinacli.Such is the verdict of all those

who have tried Seattle Brewingaud Malting Co.'s product.

Some beers lie heavy on thestomach.

That is certainly not desirable.Avoid such beers.By using the Rainier or Olympic

brand you are sure of a mild, lightbeer, one that is easy to digest andnutritious. Sold at the Criterionsaloon. 2

The wealthy Shunfse, including tbe LIuk,practically turn tilht luto day. All Im-portant political nieetincs are held lit tbeDigbt, and 4 o'clock iu tbe morning U the

I here la a Bern l European theater in Uang-kok- ,

which was erected by one of the preent kind's predecessors, and there are plentyot outdoor theatrical performances by natives, the Siamese belnft a pleasure lovtnvpeople ana rona ot all sorts of entertain-ments.

The wont' thing that can hannen to aman In Slam Is to Ret into debt, from whichthere is never auy escape, owina to the exorhltunt interest charged. Once in debtthere is no appeal, the debtor being strippedor his cioinen ana compelled to work in letters, generally for the rest of his life, to paytbe Interest. Drunkards are not permittedto gtve evidence In tne law courts of biam.

The Buddhist priests, clad in yellowrobes, are to be Been everywhere In I3auukok, and It It quite common for young mento enter the priesthood, which affords theman easy und luxurious existence, owltrg tothe liberality of tbe populace toward anyone sanctified to the service of Buddha.Demorest's.

lie Announced Illmielf.A rector of Eltham once gave out tbe

words, "Who art thou?" and as he pausedfor a moment an officer In uniform, whohad Just entered the church, suddenly halt-ed, and taking the question as personalpromptly replied, "Sir. I am the recruitingofficer of the Sixteenth Foot, and havingmy wife and daughter with me should beglad to make the acquaintance of the cler-gy and gentry of the neighborhood," Ar- -eonaut.

BY AUTHORITY.SEALED TENDERS

Will be received at the office of theMinister of the Interior until 12 o'clocknoon on TUESDAY, February 25, 1890,for printing and binding the Report ofthe Minister of the Interior for the yearending December 31st, 1805.

uina must imj at bo mucu perpage matter, Including plain tabularmatter without rules, and so much perpage for rule and table work,

Paper to be first class book, say 441b,Sample for style of printing and MSScan be seen at the Interior office.

The Minister of the Interior does notbind himself to accept tbe lowest or anybid.

S. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

Interior OfficeFebruary 21, 1806. . . 804-3- t

PLEMTY

Fresh

Hay

and...

Grain

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

Telephone

DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS.A New Lino just opened White Grounds with Col-

ored Dots, and pretty solid colors- - Theso dainty materialswo ofl'er at 20c. a yard.

PRINTED ART DENIMSarc new and useful in many ways. Wc have a pretty assortment.

A Bargain in Dress Goods!We are now offering a fine line of

Dress poods, double width, for 50c.snaucs arc pcricct.

Tel.

P. D. CORSETS.A Full Assortment, all sizes, in all qualities.

sr. S. SACHS;520 FORT STREET,

Mew Goods!

Ask for their Cash Prices.

340.

CO TO -

P. O. Do 207.

FOR SALE THE

Light Weight Al Woola yard, the quality and

the

HONOLULU.

Fresh

S&Wholesale and Retail Grocers.

c

Ladies'

LEWIS

Goods!

Spkciai. Ratks. to T1115 Tkadk,

& CO.,

We WantEvery One To Know That

BY

Ill FORT STREET.

CumminsCouch

uresouehs andolds.

OO.

Cure

HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Ltd.G23 KOref STREET.

Insurance Company of North America,

OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.

ASSETS JAN. 1. 189O --- --- $9,407,673.50Oldest Fire Insurance Company in the United States.

Losses Taid Since Organization - - - $85,315,623gJF' Policies" Issued Against Ixjss by Fire on all Classes of De-

sirable Property at Loweot Rutoe,

H. LOSE, Agent for the Hawaiian Isl'ds.

A NEW LINE OF

Ladies' UnderwearAND

and Children's

Black Lisle Thread Hose.

MEN'S BLiCKL SOCKSAre still selling at $2 per dozen.

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

CITY FURNITURE STORE,Corner of Fort and Beretanla Streets

Ex. "Aloha" and "Albert,"

Waring Block.

REED FURNITURE, LEATHER SEAT PARLOR ROCKERS,OAK DINING and OFFICE CHAIRS,

CHILDRENS' CHAIRS, TABLE COVERS, MATS, RUGS, Etc

H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager..... UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.

Ordway a Porter,Robinson Block, Hotel St.

The Leading Furniture House.

New Goods Received:Bedroom Suites;

Wardrobes;

GOODS

Chiffoniers;Side Boards;

Book Cases;

Chairs;China Closets;

Rugs. Etc.

Bicycle

Wheelsstill go around,

nnd you will notice thatmost of tlicm that go around

in this city arc all attached to

frames that bear tho names

of "Columbia," "Rambler,"

"Stearns," "Hartford" and

"Pierce." Windmill wheels

go around to, and our Perkins mako havo begun to go

in this city and several arc

to bo put up in tho country

in a few days. The first

ono set up in this district is

at Capt. John Kidwell's,

Punahou, and it works like

a charm. Wo will have

more to say about Perkins

soon, and as soon as dry

weather sets in you will see

them getting in their work' " " "Columbia, Rambler,

" " " " allStearns, Perkins,high grade wheels, to be

had at

E. 0. Hall & Son.

as

jojjoj oav

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UIpub ioioh

no3n

a.

Ui

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& CO.

opmCO

rma.73PIH

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5"O

Namo Stamps,

Any of

Standard Dating Stamps

Midget Inking

Model Consecutive

Dating Stamps

No.

Paid

Band

Self

Dater,

Bank

Seal Presses.

Tarbox'sCircularStencils

We have tho most

of

any manufacturer in

the Islands for this

kind of work

WALL NICHOLS

We're what we advertise,And just represented

Stamps,

Received Stamps,..

Stamps.

Stamps.

American

Stamps,

completo

CO,

SatisfiedFeet !

We

Manufacture

Rubber

Stamps

and Owner.

The Shoes caino from Mclnerny'sThat's Why.

If the Shoes weren't good ones,neither tho nor tho owners

would be satisfied.

Satisfying Fit, Stylo and Value,in all our Shoes, and every pair

Winner.

Mclnerny Shoe Store

svo duaiio Tios oV "uouiorjuoQpuw soipBi stnj Auuqs oanotynurjut ijiav ojohav

nuunn iro ojos u,out?jq pnuodo 6ath oy

SNivianQ ooawvg; nv SDny; 'sNaauog 'siag-va- j; 'snv

3100S SpOO) ABpflOHss nuonriN joujoo

HHiiZMS HWHHOMOA

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL.PETER HICH

Office and Mill on Al&kea and Richards,near Queen Street, Honolulu, I.

to all

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Proprietors

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREEN--FRAMES- ,

Etc.'TURNBD HAW1CD WORK,

Prompt attention orders.

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Kind

outfit

feet

Prize

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Telephones: Mutual. 55; Bell. 408.

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PUNAHOUCOLLEGE TRACT.

Having' placed on the market thismagnificent tract of land, divided intoa number of large house lots we mostcordially call the attention of homeneexera to It.

This tract is bounded by Sink Ik I street,Wilder Avenue and Tunahou street, atau elevation ot about 75 feet, gentlyloping towards the sea. A fine p.mo

ranis view can be had from the upperportions.

These lots are offered at a very reasonable figure. By calling at our officewe shall be pleased to give further In'formation In regard to prices and terms,

HRUCK WAKING & CO.,

503 Port Street, near King Street

No charge fur milking Deeds,

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OAIIU'H I'ARTr.

Success of the l'jthlan Social amiHop.

A. most enjoyable and thoroughsuccess was made of the anniver-

sary social and hop of Oahu LodgeNo. 1, Knights of Pythias,-las- tevening. A special feature was theappearance of the handsome andspacious hall on Fort street. "AChivalric Welcome" was the greet-ing. This was in the large anti-roo-

where the supper was servedat the right time by Sterner. Inthe main hall, emblems ot the orderand greens were used with fineeffect. Even the ceiling was uti-

lized for display, being coveredwith a pretty banner. The attend-ance was quite large and was com-posed of Knights and their ladiesauU !tmV. .r upurciy in-

vited guests. Oahu lodge mem-bers and their assistants were careful in their attention to all,and every visitor was made com-

pletely at home. t However, in-

juries tbr.a sight of"the goat" wereruled out of order. The party end-

ed soon after midnight. Its successwas largely due to the efforts ofGeo. Hawkins and these committeemembers:

Arrangements Geo. L. Dall,Henry Smith, John McLain.

L Dall, John D. I Colt,

B. Bergersen. Floor A. E. Mur-

phy and Grant L. Waggoner.Members of Mystic Lodge No. 2

were present in full force affd auumber of Knights visiting Hono-lulu atteuded. There were sixteennumbers on the program, withmusic by Peterson's orchestra. Forthe ninth number the ladies selectedthese partners.

Receivers' Sale.Receivers Sale of the Property ami Effects

forming and comprising the business carriedon under the name of the

lub Stables Co., Ld.By direction of CECIL BROWN, Re-

ceiver of the Club Stables Company,aictini; underthe ordersof the Hon, A. WCarter, First Judge, First Circuit Courtof the Republic of Hawaii, I am directed to sell at Public Auction at the prem-ises ot the Club Stables C. Lil., FortStreet, Honolulu, Oahu,

On Friday, Feb. 14, 1386At 13 o'clock noon, of said day

at the upset price of $1,750., all theproperty and elfects of the Club StablesJUX,, inciuuiug uvnsv, uorscs. chock,Carriages, Stable tools and Implements,the books of account and book debt deuthe Club Stables Company Ld.

A Schedule of the property Is as lol.lows:

lOpen Sarry,1 Open Buggy,1 Surrv.

Top Buggies,

11 Brake 1 Road Cart.1 Waeoncttc. small. 1 Wagonette,2 Phaitons. 4 Sets Dble.7 Seta Sl'Io Harness.56 Bridles, doz. Wrap3 Whins.1 8 days,

,1 Office Desk,1 Water.1 Office

41 Surry,

HarnessSaddles,

Biding 1 Robes,

Clock,

Cooler,Chair,

10 rictures,1 Mirror,V Commode,6 Chairs,2 Bottles,

tionary, etc.. etc,1 Bay Driving Horse, "Turk,"1 " "Grey "Bismarck,"

.1 Bay " " "Dick,"tt Brown " Mare, "GrUette "1 Brown " Horse, "Dude,"1 Bay " " "Napa,"1 Sorrel " " "Frank,"1 " Saddle " "Dandy,"IBay " " "McVey,"1 Sorrel 'Nelson,"t " " ' 'Larson,"1 Grey Colt Unbroken, "Lottery."Xeaao of Premises

made by Margaret Moorhead etal to C. II. Nkbol for tliteen years fromJanuary 20, at yearly rental of41200, payable monthly in advance.The nremises now brlnir in from sub,

(88 leaving (12 a month, as therental of that portion of the premisesoccupied by the Club Stables Co,

Terms Cash in U. S. Uold Coin. Salssubject to confirmation by the Court,All transfer expenses at Purchaserscost.

By onli'r nf HonJuidee

Ink Sta

the

A. W.ui tne Circuit, the above

la further postponed until THUllSFebruary 20th. at the same hour

anu piace.

Burry,

large.

beingLease

1880,

tenant

Carter. 1st

DAY,

By order of Hon. A. W, Carter, 1stJudge of the First Circuit, the abovesale Is further postponed until MONDAYFebruary 24th, at the hour andplace.

JamesWl--tt

firstsale

same

F. Morgan,Auctioneer,

REAL ESTATEBROKERAGE,

NOTARYINSURANCE,PUBLIC,

C. 3D. CHASE,Snfo Deposit Untitling,

406 Fort St. Telephone 184

BUILDING

$250$3001325

METCALF

LOTS

ST,(ska View)

Ten Minutes Walk From Street Cart.

HXCElLENT SOIL,

GOOD ROAD,

GROUND LUVfil

Mauka side of street justthis side of stone wall. Seemy card on the fence.

, Water laid up to within a

few feet of property.

Title Perfect.

There is not another chanceto be had in Honolulu equalto this.

C. D. CHASE,Save Deposit Building,

400 Fort Street.

P. Peck has goue to Hilo.F. M. Swanzy and wife will visit

California.Dr. J. S. B. Pratt will go to the

Coast by the Australia.Mrs. W. L. Hopper and children

will leave by the Australia for avisit to the Coast.

P. Iseuberg, Sr., P. Isenberg, Jr.,Otto Isenberg, H. Schultze and Mr.Haneberg left per Kinau for Maui.

Illreet From Coast

Ex Australia; Fresh Cheese, Rolland Creamery Butter, Apples,Potatoes, Hams and Bacon, Crack-ers and Cakes, etc. Telephone 119.Charles Hustace.

TUB ItKC'El'TION.

MOClety l'0)ltvkn..,-tnvnitt- n aiMt.SI ea;atlon.

The reception of Minister andMrs. Willis to General Warfield,Major Munn, Lieut. Newcombe,Lieut. Lissak and Lieut Treat tookplace at the Willis residence onKing slreet from 4 to 6 Thursdayafternoon. Visitors vere receivedat the door by a committee of gen'tlemen selected, lor mat purpose.Mr. Willis stood with the army officers in the main drawing room,where the guests were presented.

About 150 called tne twohours of the reception. Decorations,consisting of flowers and ferns,were very pretty. The Kawaihauclub played and sang on the lanai.Kelreshments were served duringthe afternoon. A committee ofladies assisted Mrs. Willis in entertaining the guests.

"Theiu Military Motloni."ITIili Morning' Advertiser.

The companies were marched in

companies, alterwards iormed intohollow squares after which theywere brought to a front with therear' rank in open order for inspec-tion by the commanding officer andthe visitors.

I'l'.llSONAI..

during

Qoods ou Australia.The worsted suitings that N. S.

Sachs is offering for 50 cents ayard, is a big bargain; they are allwool, light weight, and doublewidth, the shades of browns, tans,greys and greens are perfect.

Tram Hervlco Improvement.

The Tramways Company hasmade arrangements to run cars tothe new . FJshmarket. The time-

table, which will be found in theadvertising space, is an extension oftne fort and bcliool street serviceup Nuuanu Valley, and will doubt-less be a great convenience, as italso connects with the cars whichleave Punabou at thirty minutespast the hour.

You can put up' tne most dellcato4fruits, uncooked, by uslne Antlfermcntine, and in six months they will be asnatural In uppearance And tnsto as whenurei

Notable l'asn.ricers.Some of the passengers by the

Australia are: C. W. Dickey, ofMaul; Mrs. Charles Furueaux,wife of the Hilo artist; Theo. IIDavies and two tous, Clive andHarry;. Fred Harrison and two lit'tie girls; Mrs. Dr. Hilderbrand,well known here; Fred Horner andwife; II. Waterhouse, jr., at homefrom Princeton for eighteen mouths;W. A. Johnston, of Wilder & Co.

Mattnllona Neit Week,Battalion drills will be held next

week. On' Tuesday evening thefirst battalion will drill. The marchwill be taken to the old baseballgrounds at Makiki, There thebattalion will be drilled in battleformation and open order. MajorMcLcod will command. The Col'onel will be present,

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AMUSEMENTS.Snicking concert, 20th inst,

ROOM"? TO RENT.Two roomsi Btf Punchbowl street.

DEI'ARTINfl VE3SLLS.S. S. Australia, "(Mi Inst.

MISCELLANEOUS.Heaver Suloon! oysters.Tramways nniice.

m:vs In niitmii:!,

The Australia leftand firm.

sugar 4 cents

Company C will have no meetingthis evening.

Hive Cook excursionist!) arrivedon the Australia.

Two furnished rooms on Punch-bowl street are for rent.

"The Judgment," is EvangelistRomig's subject tonight.

The band wilt play at ThomosSquare at 7:30 this evening.

Win, Allen, deserter from theNonantum, has been arrested.

New England dinner at Haa'eleaLawn from 5 to 7 this afternoon.

Refriccrated poultry and freshsalmon nt .Metropolitan Meat Co.

"Bob" Laing has taken chargeof the Macfarlane saloon in Kohala.

The Bishop Museum will beopen from 10 to 4 tomorrow.

The Honolulu Cricket Club willgive a smoking concert on the 29thinst. .

The Australia will leave for SanFrancisco on next Wednesday afternoon.

II. J. Nolle will serve to orderfresh Eastern oysters at the BeaverSaloon.

The Y. M. C. A. orchestra had afull turnout for practice Thursdayeveniug.

Tenders are wanted for printingthe report of the Minister of tneInterior.

Palama Grocery, Telephone 755,received ice house goods on theAustralia.

The first section of the Cook ex'curs'on will return to the Coast bythe Alameda.

Charles Hustace, grocer,supply you with delicaciesSan Francisco.

willfrom

George W. Lincoln has begunthe work ol rebuilding the Hawaii-an Opera House.

Host Lucas of the HawaiianHotel will give a French dinner tomorrow evening.

Trains for the balloon ascensionwill leave the depot at 1:45 and 3o'clock tomorrow afternoon.

Hawaiian News Co. have an excellent stock of choice books onhand. See ad in this issue.

The physicians decided Thursdayafternoon that Dr. McLennan naareached the "out of danger" period.

The assumpsit suit of Paul Neumann against il. s. KiCKara nasbeen settled out of Court and discontinued.

The California Fruit Market, received their usual line of Ice houseeoods and fruits, ex Attstrlia thismorning.

Tickets for the Zamlock entertainment Monday evening wereplaced on sale at Hobron's thismorning.

Prof. Price will send up a paperballoon from the corner of Fort andBeretania at 7 this evening to testthe air currents.

Tickets for Miss Kate Field's"Evenine with Dickens" are onsale. Price $1. EntertainmentTuesday evening

Mclnerny has decorated hiscorner window in red, white andblue in honor of Washington'sbirthday tomorrow.

Crown silver and glassware, tobe sold on next Monday, will beou exhibition at Morgan's sales'room all day tomorrow.

A solo and a duet wiih Prof.Harrell, by Mhs Richards, will befeatures ot this evening s servicesat the Christian church.

Coraranv B will shoot its returnmatch with the second team ofiSharpshooters on the H. R. A.range tomorrow afternoon

A mina.al nratm ...AfttlnfT UMtll

Christian Church at 3 oclockEvangelist Romig will speak, uponthe subject, "The last or final judgment.

The New England dtntier announced for this evening has notbeen postponed. Mrs. Chapin haskindly tendered the use of her dining room and lanais in case tueyare needed.

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following joint letter signedby Capt. E. O. Sulliffe, Co. G, andCapt. J. W. Humbrell, Co. C, the"Nationals" of San Francisco, wasreceived by Colonel McLean. In

to this Consul Wilder ,i, t n:ainii,ri ,innn nwrote tile Colonel

The

Themade

The

that the day of M, itrown offered n resolutiontue snoot, 1'eb. 9, was.a pertect makjllg tile hourone. Senate 10 m. of each day.

San Feb. 13, 'oG.) I Damon asked thatCot. H. McutAN, 'rules be suspended in order that he

National Guard of Hawaii,

Sir: We have the honor to forward herewith the scores made bythe fifty men from the "Nationals,"on the gth of February, in theirmatch with the National Guard ofHawaii.

srANIAHDS.

to the many changes inthe National Guard of Californiawe were unable to put our oldteam In the field, but were com-pelled to shoot with many recruits

in tact, one halt our men hadnever" before competed in any con-test. For this reason our recordis' much below the usualaverage, and we do not anticipatethat victory has perched upon ourbanner. We hope, however, tohave another chance at you soonwhen our men have, by experience,gained more confidence and steadiedtheir nerves.

We have to extend our thanks toyour representative here, Mr. C. T.Wilder, for the uniform courtesyand consideration with which hehas treated us upon all occasions,and trust our experience will serveto unite more closely the NationalGuards of the two Republics.

Kindly remember us to Colonelthrough whose efforts this

match was brought about.Yours very respectfully,

E. C. SuTUFi'ii, Capt. Co.J. W. HuMBKiiU., Capt. Co. C.

Sliver llnwiieil.Wasuinoton, "Feb. 14. The

House defeated the Senate silveramendment by 215 to 90.

Cuban Ikylinlnlte

Bavamo, Cuba, Jan. 28, 1896,T. Estrada Palma, president

Cuban junta, New York. MyDear Sir: I write to inform you ofour great success. We made anattfli-- k on the sth. lint findine thatthe enemy outnumbered us two toone, withdrew and made prepara-tions for the use of dynamite inorder to force our way in. Therewere 320 killed in the

Ilnr.1 nt Work.Washington, Feb. 14. The

Venezuelan Commission was hardat work today with all of the memhers present.

Flirty Drowned,

Brisuanh, Feb 13, The riverhas been greatly swollen by floodsA steamer crossing the river withabout eighty passengers capsizedanu only lorty persons were saved.

U'eyler'a Hope..

Nitw York, February 14, Inan interview General Weyler is reported as having admitted that thestate in which he found affairs inQuba was anything but encouragemg. ile nopeu soon to improvetne situation materially.

Will Vl.lt Loudon.London, Feb. 9, President

Krueger has accepted the invitation.extended to him by Chamberlain tocome'to England, bysome members of his executivebody, to act as a commission.

Critical I'erlo.l.

Nitw York, Feb. 11. "Parliameut never in my experience has metunder such critical circumstances,"were the words with which SirWilliam Harcourt, the veteranleader of the Liberal party beganhis in reply to the addressin the House 01 Commons today.

(llail.tone,- London, Feb. : 2. A close personal friend of Gladstone is respon-sible for the statement that the soulof the Grand Old Man has been so

special ransic, will be held in the arouseuofuy oanjuury s mm aoauu'

onment the Armenians that he isdetermined to seek the opportunityto Parliament 111 order toraise his voice for the awakeningof the national conscience.

Marine. A.liore,

HAWAIIAN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

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the capital of Corea, iu viewof the disorder attendant upon therevolution.

fio Conllitence,

Paris, Feb. 11. The today, by a vote of 158 to 85,the demand of M. Bourgeois, thePremier, for a vote of confidence onthe question of the Southern Railway scandals.

Nan.cn

St. I'ltTKHSnuRti, Feb. 13. Atelegram from Irkutsk, Siberiasays a Siberian trader agent of Dr,

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THIRD DAY.

Friday, 21ST.Htnnte,

All present except Baldwin ofMaui and Kauhnuc of Hawaii.Ministers Damon, King, Smith andCooper were present for a shorttime. The meeting opened withprayer by chaplain H. W. Peck.

Mr. Brown reported that thecommittee appointed to notify thePresident of the organization ol

addition i,n,i

for openinga.

the

Francisco, Minister theR.

Owing

Fisher,

G.

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speech

received

Works

might introduce two bills. Allowed. Mr. Damon ta!d so much in-

terest had been taken in financialmatters, that he thought perhaps areport from the Minister of Financeoutlining the financial prospects forthe next two years would lie acceptable. Such a report would alsocontain the Executive policies.

The hrst bill presented was torsalaries and pay rolls, and the sec-ond was to allow the Minister ofFinance to negotiate with banksand capitalists with warrants ofthe heads of departments for ad- -

ances to the end of the mouth atthe rate of 6 per cent. During thepast year the drain had been beenvery heavy, expenditures abovesalaries, were $ 2,000,000.

The Minister asked for a totalappropriation of $3,603,67 1 . 53, if 1 ,

939,734 for salaries and pay rolisand $1,663,937.63 for general ex-penses. This is au increase of 6.

The income of the Gov-ernment from various sources is$3.439.05('-40- - 11 is purposed toincrease this income by reforms in

arious lines of taxation $210,000,This, it is figured, will leave a cashbalance of $40,000 at the first ofnext January.

Later in the session a bill wouldbe introduced to consolidate thepublic debt under one loan. Anew loan would be embodied forthe purposes of education, improvements and immigration.

A final bill to be brought forward would be our limiting thelowers of the Minister of Finance11 the matter of disposing of bonds.

The Minister felt grateful to thecommunity for the support giventhe Government during the pastthree years. This country alonehad in that time come forward with$540,000 for the bonds.

He honed the Legislature wouldonrpfnlly consider a coiuimr bill toadjust taxation, so that those ableto pay suould bear their lull quotaof taxes.

Minister Smith offered a bill,making the present biennial fiscalperiod from Jan. 1, 1896, to Jan. 1,

89s.Minister King offered a bill re

lating to Homestead Leases, toamend Acts 29, 30 and 39 of theLand Act of 1895.

On motiou of Senator Water- -house the President's message was

d by the Secretary. Thereported were: H. E.

Cooper, to be Minister of ForeignAffairs; Walter 1'. brear, to beFirst Associate Justice of theSupreme Court; W. A. Whiting,to be Second Associate Justice ofthe Supieme Court; A. W. Carter,to be 1'irst Judge ot the CircuitCourt of the First Circuit; AntonePerry, to be Second Judge of thesame; I'. At. Hatcli, to be n. ii.and M, P. to Washington; FrankP. Hastings, to be Charge d'Affaires at Washington; R. P.Rithet, to be toBritish Columbia; James Macfarlane, to be Hawaiian Consul atAuckland; W. G. Neill, to lie Hawaiian Consul at Duuedin; SirrellHopkins, to be Hawaiian Consul atLondon; J. W. Macfarlane, to bevice-Cotis- to British Columbia;H. P. Benton, to be vice andDeputy Consul at Rome. All olthese appointments were confirmedby the Senate in Executivesession.

At 11:10 the adjournment wastaken to 10 a. m. Monday.

Iloii.e,Minister King, under suspension

of the rules, gave notice of his intention to introduce an Act. toauthorize the Minister of Interior tomake a certain class of leases,amending chapter 44 of the laws of

876.The act was read by title and or- -

deicd limited.There being uotlung on tlie order

of the day, Rep. Kanianolia wishedto remind the members that certainacts had been referred from thespecial session to the regular pes

soii, the Registration Act for instance.

McBryde mademotion that the Secretary be 111

structcd to supply each member ofthe House witli a copy ol the lawspassed at tue special session.adopted.

Attorney-Genera- l Smith statedthat he felt sure that one or twomeasures would be introduced onMonday morning. Tomorrowbeing a holiday, the Governmentoffices will be closed and there willbe 110 business in the House.

Representative Kamauoha movedtor an adjournment to Mondaymorning at 10 o clock. Carried.

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Cretlltitble Appearance fur the Itelleir(loot! AtlriHtanre (lite.t.

U'.'re riea.ril.

Fully 2500 people witnessed theparade and review of the First Regintent, N. G. II., on Armory SquareThursday evening.

A line was marked by Hags

straight across from the front cud ofthe dtill shed to designate the par-

ade ground. The crowd was keptbeyond this. From the junction of

Hotel and Millc streets, up Miller,around to the drill shed, in front ofthe Armory, the old barracks,down to Likelikc and back onHotel to rear gate of the Ex-

ecutive Building, there was aperfect jam of people. Hundredsstood iu bunches, and crowds werestrung along on every side. Menand boys climbed upon the fencesof the Executive building yard.Dozens of carriages drew up inMiller street. Several 'buses withloads of people came iu from theplains,

Among the dense throng of visit-ors was noticed, Maj. A. G. S.Hawes, British Commissioner;Consul Ellis Mills and wife, ViceConsul Boyd, Minister Cooper, Attor-

ney-General Smith, wives of U.S. army officers, Mr. Durratul andwife of New York, W. G. Irwin,Paul Isenberg.

At 7:30 the companies wereformed and moved promptly uponthe square. Battalions were formedand a few moments later the Regiment wat aligned, the right restingon Likelikc and the left beyondMiller and Hotel street.

In this position the companieswere stationed from right to lelt asfollows: The band and drum corps;first, Company E, 48 men, CaptainGood; second, Company A, 53men, Captain Smith; third CompanyB, 63 men. Captain White; fourth,Company C, 48 men, Capt. Camara;fifth, Company F, 50 men, Capt.Zcigler; sixth, Company G, 48men, Capt. Kea; seventh, CompanyII, 53 men, Capt. Murray; eighth,Company D, 60 men, Lieut. Bergstrom; ninth, the hospital corps, 9men, Sergt. Hough. Includingthe regimental officers, baud anddrum corps, there were 515 men inline, about 85 per cent, of the Reg-iment.

The reviewing officers were:Adjutant-Gener- Warfield, com-manding second brigade, N. G. C;Major Munn, U. S. army surgeon;Lieut. Lissak, ordinance corps; andLts.TreatandNewcoiube.U.S.aruiy,They were escorted to the groundsby Capt. G. C. Broome, Regiment-al Adjutant. During the inspec-tion the visitors were accompaniedby Colonel McLean, CaptainsBroome and Cooper, and MajorsMcLeod and Jones. At the reviewGeneral Warfield stood in' front andthe other officers inline behind him.The companies passed in review inplatoons, and later iu companysquare. The companies were ap-plauded as they passed the Armory.

After the review the Regimentwas again formed ou Hotel street,and dismissed after a very prettyand satislactory dress parade. Upon invitation ot the Regimental olli-

cers the visiting officers repaired toHeadquarters. Here there waslunch and refreshments. ColonelMcLean proposed the toast "ourVisitors. Gen. Warfield and MaiMunn responded briefly but witheloquence and In pleasing tone,Both gentlemen complimented theI'irst Regiment, olhcers andmen. They spoke ol tue soldiierly bearing and evidentproficiency of all, remarked the general steadiness and were especiallyimpressed with the enthusiasm ofthe force. Gen. Warfield was morethan pleased to meet so many former California guardsmen. Theseincluded Lieut.-Co- l. Fisher, MajorMcLeod, Capt. Pratt, Drum MajorKing and others. Lieut. Lussak,U. S. A., and Lieut. Matthews ofCompany II, N. G. II., wereschoolmates at lienicia, Calii., yearsago.

General Warheld said of theparade and review: "The sightwas mainiilicetit wonderful. Inediscipline of men is something anycountry might well be proud ol.was astonished. Itverytuing'waslike clock-wor- Companies movedas if by mechanism. I feel that themoral effect ol such a display issufficient to insure the peace of thiscountry." Lieutenants Newcombeand Treat expressed themselves Inmuch the same manner.

NOTUS.

Company A claims the most anplausc iroui tue ladles.

Colonel Mel.eau made it a pointto thank Lieut. Bergstrom for theexcellent conduct of Company D

The drill ot 11 company was commeuted upon. At the head of Miller street Capt. Murray's men weretwice mistaken for "the regulars,

Col. McLean is convinced thatthe baud should be a part of theKcKimeut.

Company C had a good turnoutand drilled well.

Many eyes were on G companyThe native boys did not make"break" from beginning to end.

After the drill Company H imbibed two small barrels of whatmight have been lemonade.

If the country is as near auuexatiun as Company!) was to Seattleafler dnll, no fears need be entertaiued as to Cleveland's policy"Capt," McCarthy was host of theevening.

Mai. Hawes, the British Commissiouer, visited the Armory afterdtill. He manifests a keen interestin military matters generally.

Till'! MODKIIN INVALID,

Has tastes medicinally, in keeping withother luxuries, A remedy must hopleasantly acceptable In form, purelywholesome ill comiiosllioii, truly bene--Ut'iul ill effect and entirely free ftomevery objectionable quality. If really1)1 he consults a phjsielani If constipatedho uses the gentle family laxative Hjrupof Vlft.

ALL ALONG THE DOCKS.

The SS. Wnrrlmoo arrivedI Sydney on Feb. 10.

The schooner Kauikcaouli sailedfor Hawaii yesterday.

The steamer Kinau will leave at4 o'clock this afternoon.

The ship Iroquois will dischargeher ballast at Sorcnson s wharf.

nt

The Hawaiian bark Iolanl leftNew York February 12 for Hono-lulu.

Four vessels are in the streamawaiting berths to discharge theircargoes.

Tlie bark Paul Isenberg hovedown to the Railway wharf yester-day evening.

The schooner Mary Dodge is upto leave Sau Prancisco for Kaliuluion Feb, 19.

The bark II. Hackfcld beganloading for a return trip from SanFrancisco on Feb. 10.

Pirate Cook has "broke water"again. He came up on the steamerWainianalo last night.

There are at present iu port fivethe Aloha, Spokane,

Carrier Dove, Alice Cooke and theWin. Bowdeu.

The schooner Luka brought fivecords of ahia wood from Nahiku,Maui, yesterday evening. Shebrought no sugar.

The United States gunboat Ben-nington, Captain l'igman returnedfrom Lahaina this morning andanchored in naval row.

The heavy rain of this morninginterfered with the loading opera-tions on the water front. Workwas suspended for a time.

The bark C. 1). Bryant receivedher first sugar from the Ke Au Honyesterday. She is relieving the

Hou of her sugar today.

The schooner Wm. Bowden an-

chored in the stream this morning.She is from Newcastle with coalfor the Oceanic Steamship Co.

The bark Alden Besse, barkeu- -

tine S. N. Castle and brig Genevasailed from San Frauiiscoou Feb.

, the last named for Kaliului.The steamer James Makee goes

to Kapaa at 4 o clock tins after-noon. She came up this morningwith sugar for the New York fleet.

Ogura & Co. are informed bycable that the Chryoda maru wasscut Feb. 14 iu place of the Gaisen,machinery of latter being out oforder.

Bert Fuller, tally man for Allen& Robinson, will return from Wai-kan- e

tomorrow morning. Bert hasbeen enjoying a two weeks

Captain Martin, of the barkVelocity, will not leave for HongKong uuttl 1 hursday next. huewill take a number of Chinese

The big steam plows recently imported from Liverpool for the La-haina plantation will be taken totheir destination by the steamerWaialeale ou her next trip.

The barkentine Itmgard will notget away for San Francisco untilthe early part of next week. Shetook 2500 bags of Houomu sugarIrotll tlie steamer I.cIiua vhivuiuiu- -

ing.The schooner Ka Moi will come

off the marine railway tomorrow.The schooner has received a thor-ough overhauling while 011 theways. She will leave 011 Mondayfor l'ohoiki, Hawaii.

The steamer Kauai arrived fromports on Kauai this morning. Shebrought 7344 bags of sugar, whichare being stored on the OceanicCo.'s wharf. The Kauai will notsail again until mouday.

The schooner Bertie Minor hasarrived, 31 days from Kureka,Humboldt, with the following, cargo, the first shipped from that portto Honolulu this year: 71,174 It.clear surfaced lumber and sawnties, 430S pes. split ties and 274,250shingles. The Bertie Minor is inthe stream.

The SS. Australia, Captain II.C. Houdlette, arrived at noon todaywith 31 cabin and 15 steerage passage and 41 bags mail. The Australia lelt ban on Feb. l.sat 10 a. ui. Had fine weather fromport to port. She docked at thePacific Mail whart, the Oceanicwharf being packed with sugar.

I'AsmMIKIIS.

AltUIVKl).

From Knual, per Rlmr Kauai, Fob 21(1 II Moore, J A Ahcong, and S deck,From San Francisco, tier stmr Aus

tralia. Feb 2111 tl Allen. M 51 Ileach.Theo II Davies and valet, T CllveDavies. llarrv Davies. U V Dickev. MrsUnas l urneaux, Koiuureer, vv 1. Hackett, Fred Harrison and a children, MrsDr Hlldebrandt. V W Hoppa. O V Horner and wifo, W A Johnston, OswaldIvunhardt. Mrs K Larken. Mrs Anu I

Lifle. Jno McKelvev. Mi9a K Mossman.Jun 0 Nobmnnn, Dr J H'otler, Mrs SU ltoumls, 1. 11 Shirk anil wife. 11 Water-house, J r, H it Wheeler and wife, mid 10

in sleeruge.DKl'AllTr.D.

For Maui nnd Hawaii, per Btmr Kinau. reu 111 Volcano: Lieut. Limuik(ten. Warlield, T U Johnson and wife,Lieut Treat and wife, Mr O midwife, Mr lteed nnd wife, J 31 Durandand wife, Dr Munn and wife, I. Lincoln,II K Denbigh, Dr Frederick, MrsLjle,Mra Rounds. Lieut N'mu-umbt- i and wlfp.K II Shak. Mrs Shak. Wdv norts: Kakihuh child, r.iiza and Kaieuin ivokl, 1.

Aseu, U J Uoas, Capt Siolt, w T Ham- -lily. J 1" White. 1' l'eck. M rs Namah amaon. Mrs Like. Mrs l'lirueaux. W J (lallaglier, Mrs 1. U Ward, Mrs Dora Isenberg. Otto Ihemierg, 1'iul Isenliere, rauIsenberg. Jr. II Schultz, C S Desky,iienry iuu. u 14 n ignt, it m uroasrntn, Mrs U daman, Mrs A Maple.

AIUUVAI.

FhiiiaV,USB Benuliurlnn. rik'inan. from Ln.

balnaStmr Kauai, Drown, from Knual,Stmr James Makee, 1'elerson, from

KauaiStmr Kaala, ThoinoMin. from rircui

01 uaiiu.

Feb 21

Stmr Lehua. Ne. from Hawaii.Stmr Waluiaualu, Oalway, from Oahu

iorts.H S Australia, Houdlette, from Bar

rrancihco.Stmr Iwiilanl, Smjtlio, from Knual,

inu'Aiii imi.FlillMY, Feb 21

Btmr James Makee, Peterson, forKupaa.

Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maul nndHawaii.

Stmr Lehua, Nje. for llakalaii, Houo-mu ami l'ufiakumanu.

Kx Kauai, from Kauai, Feb 317311bgt suirnr.

F.x Jainee Make, from Kapaa, Feb 111- 'i.'isi) u. fciiKiir.IU Kaala, from circuit of Oahu, Feb

hKa (lunar. 100 .K' rice,llx Lehuu, from Hawaii, Feb 21 2)00

Mlt, XIIKt. DON'S IOUSIN.

tVnlanae llepuly anil Army Oflle.r nftlteIT. H. Iletaltil.

Deputy-Sherif- f Win. Sheldon ofWnianac had n very happy experi-

ence Thursday afternoon. He wastelephoned to from the HawaiianHotel and asked to call. There hemet Dr, Mutiti, the visiting U. S.army surgeon, and discovered thatthat gentleman was his secondcousin, The Doctor had heard ofhis cousin, Mr. Sheldon, and hadtried for several days to meetwith him. Learning from thepapers that he was in town, themeeting was arranged as stated.

Mr. Sheldon had never met Dr.Munn before. The men spcnl twohours together talking over familyhistorical matters ami learning ofeach other. They parted lo meetagain. Dr. Munn will furnish Mr.Sheldon with family reminiscencesand historical facts, things he hasnever, in this country, had accessto. A visit will also be paid Mr.Sheldon at Waianae before the doc-

tor returns to the Coast, which hecontemplates doing by the Alameda.

rVci-- AdvisrtlaomuiitnROOMS TO RENT.

TWO SICKLY Kl'HNIHIIKD 1100.MHm nt Ml I'imicIiIkih street, A mlnutonwalk to Mntotlle. Two dmn, below Ilpre-tan-

Street trtuucnri..

Meeting Police.

The Regular Anminl Meeting of theslockholders uf the lNTKK-Il.A- HteamXavhiation Co., Ltd. wilt Ik held atthenlllcuof the Company on TUKSOAY.Mutch 3rd., nt 10 o'clock a. 111.

W II. McLIIAN.bl")-t- d Secretary 1. I. S. N. Co. Ltl.

California Fruit MarketI'er S. S. Australia from the

Coast, Honolulu, February 21st.Camarino's Refrigerator, contain-ing a full supply of ice house goods,such as California and Kastcrn Oysters, Celery, Salmon, Cauliflower,Olives, Sauerkraut, Butter, NavelOranges, Apples, Cooking l'ears,Mandarin Oranges.

The Hawaiian Tramways Co.,

LIMITED.

Gars to the Fish Market.On nnd after SATUliDAY, thoS2nd

inst., the cnta leaving Nuuanu Valley ntthe following time will run via Schooland Fort streets to the new HshMnrket:

Front Nuuanu Vallev at (1:3.',, lift,8::!5, (1:33, lOtSJ, ll:3n. in., also at 12:35,1:3--

,,2.33, 3.3.--

1, J:3-, 0.33. 1)33 p. 111.

Cars will leave the Fiab Market forthe Valley nt 5:5, 0:39, 7:58, 83S, :58,10:58, tl:53 n. m and 12:58, 1:58, 2A8,3:58, 1:58, 5:58. CM p. m.

The earn will run via Fott street,crossing Queen street nt 5 minutes pasttlie hour.

On Sundays the cars will cease run-ning to the Market after 8 a. 111.

Thr ee cars connect with the car leavingI'linahou nt the half hour, and on theleturn journey will nlto connect with allerelania street car. Mll-O- t

OX TO 15. . .KX AUSTRALIA.

FrozenEastern Oysters

IN CANS, at the

Jilv-A-Vlv- l SALOO.V,II. J. NOLTK. Proprietor.

Klt--

Smoking Concert11V TIIK

HONOLULU CRICKET CLUB

IS TIIK

THISTLE CLUB ROOMS,

SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 29th,

At o'clock.

TICKETS, - $1.50,Can now be obtained from members of

the Committee and at the(ioldeu Kill" Bazaar.

M)l lw

OCEANICSTEAMSHIP CO.

FOB

SA-- FRANCISCO.The At hleatiialilp

AUSTRAIvI A.Will leave Honolulu for the

above port on

Wednesday, Feb. 86,AT 4 O'CLOCK 1". 51.

The undersigned are now prepared tolame through from thin City toan poiuta in tne united Maiea.

!W For further nartieulara reirardiiik rreiRiu or rassage, apply to

WM. fl. IltWlN & CO.. L'n.S9I-5- 1 General Agents.

Put TheseIn YourLibrary :

het'

7:30

If you vUh jour children thave choice literature to read

STORY OF A CITY A RAU.LIGHT FOR LITTLE FOOT--

STFJ'S.I1IISLE STORIES (Illustrated.)iVURSER Y MOTTOES.UIilE PICTURE ROLLS.GOLDEN' HELLS (Hymns' for

tne .title Unes,

For YourselfSECRETS OF I1EA UTIFUL

LIFE (Miller).WITH CHRIST (Rev. Andrew

Murray, )

THE Sl'IRIT OF CHRIST (Revsinarew Murray,)

STORY OF THE P0CKE7IS IIt IE (Sargent.)

WEEK DA Y RELIGION.Sdlit'ithSclnHil CmmmiJ Hume Motives,Ihcket llihlet, teith Cvmpltle rrftrtnee-

Hn.H'lal attention I called to thcarefully selected stock of StandardKellsloua Works.

Out- - y Imliiua Wo lltiv.More Inilili-- .

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO., LTD

Refrigerated Poultry-- AND-

Fresh SnlmouCONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Metropolitan Meat Go.tSnVh-phoriefi- . 69itf

A IIESKFITFOlt I'llEFllKli KISDKIIG. I ltTJJXS

w I.I. Be unrs nv

.MISS liATi: I'lllMIIN

" An Evening with DICKENS "

AT KAUMAKAPILI CHURCH

Tttrsrfiiy Fcaiitii, Fill.At S u'eloct.

TWKFT.S .$1.00To le had at Hawaiian Hotel attJ

fiobtvn Dmg Co

New England Dinner

HAALELEA. LAWN,

TO P. M.

FRIDAY, February SI

BENEFIT OF THEAND THE

W. C.Y'B.

T. U.

Dinner - 50 cents.Kll-5- t

BalloonAscension.Pearl City (Remond Grove)

Saturday, February 22,WASHINGTON'S lllltTIIDAV.

BALLOON ASCENSION

Parachute Leap.IIV

rof, James W. Price

Tie World's Cbampicn AeronautWilli the Largest Ilulloon in the

World.

White Wings.ft XX) f(Vt In ttm lifltrht nt wIiImI. u tcllt

leave tlio Iwlloon, bruising to a fcinRle trn-pt-

bir. Womlerful fMiUniHUHirfornitllurine i ue unseen t,

rUOR PRICK U tliH l.om nf mot- - fj.lballoon nset'iihlon mul bns nunle two triiarmiml tlio worH exhilutim: in all the nrin.

xil cities.Excursion trnin will 1Wq O, 11. & L.Fare for muiid trin. iiirlinliurr mimtstJ.m

to bulloon

75 CENTS.Inflation Uilloon at StI.v

Mharp,

V M f! A U JIT T

Ciri-u- t Sot'U-l)- ' 111 cm.ositively Farewell Apioaranco of the

Great

ZAMLOCHI0NDAYEVEN1NG

131 Jl'H t I---

HIJ-- lt,

AT 8 O'CLOCK.

Under the auspices and in aid of the

Stranger's Friend Society

m, of the moHt deserving charitablenocieucn in Honolulu, on

which occasion

His Excellency President Dole

AND MRS. DOLE,

Have kindly extended their patronageaim win present.

I'UOF. ZAMLOCHDouble Program withStaitling Features.

presentmany

TICKETS, S1.00.charge for roserted seatr.)

Onaaleat the Ilobron Drug Company.H'.ll-l- t

willNew and

(No extra

EXCURSIONDAXC 13

To REMOND GROW,

FEBRUARY 22d,O. U.K. L. C'.s Train leaves p.m.

TICKETS SI

Includes ltallrnad Fare, Dancing andlEcfrcshmeuls,

For sale L'llte Ice ('ream I'ailnrs.Ixjve'n Ilnkery und U. It. Deiot. Ilusaeewin meet tne milium return.

WW

7

of15

ins

at

.a

M

& at

-

nt

1W

&

Trains will leave at 9:15 n, m.dud 1:45 11. 111., arriving in Hono-lulu at 3,1 1 ti. ui. and 5:55 p. m.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS:

I'earl City 75 mjI" vh Plantation 1 00 75Waianae 1 &o i$

1

i

TAKE M OWBH

Saturdays Sundays

f th. (.dTetnm.nt Harvey, Publl.li.il lljTljjin. e,.tn.ii7 30.W fii To o.MH II Hit

.'(in Hi.ii wi iriOJ in n.JV 74 a b 3i Ik U ui un mi 7.1 o.m 71 l, sr. 4VM iab).07 l 1 IfJ 71 O.ltl M .1 Ijcik 3

UUl.07WI.IH HI H OKI W II Ihnb 2llmiunuM in 7s hoi 41 :i s 2

Ht'lll.M'.M ft 71 ll.UOl 70 3 ii S

IfclnimHer corrected for temjierftlure midOration hut not for latitude.

IV TII)i:S, HUN AMI MOON.

S Tif V" c S & w

1 pi

A.ni. p.m. A.m. n.m.K.on .... IT !WW 0 M 0.J 6 St.

ffflBj Tup..... I Is--

kqB 19 - 4'

f Yttl Jl 11441ij,. "But S2II1-J- 7Hp Sttii sj u-- a' ft-- o 7

IW J JKlrtt Quart tlie inuoii '21m

New nuton the 13thHdM and mmm phase riven Stun-ilar- d

time. The moon riftingnml wctt'mr holim riven p.rlsgroup ami local time, winch rriiec-tlv- o

correction Standard Time, applicableoacli different should made.

The Standard hlftle sounds0m. (midnight) Ureenwich time, which

RJtn. Hawaii Mandard Time.

siaUtT DATTU7AV HT1 Pfl

r"-- ' TItvH3 TABLEFrom and After .January 31, 1890.

THAI

ftft.ft Si 8h

GaKK

m

4 1Tk,.v. Ilnnnliiln

ft?

'l.kr. TVArl i:ltv7

faA.M.mil

tfe.lMiTii .H1U...S.1UArrive walanao

hiA.M. A.M.

Leave Waianaebwu .ilill..7:lli 0.10

Yave I'enrl lllty...7:i0A'rlve Honolulu...S:Il lo.SU

!lU'lltmotlalloii

l)r.Mox.Superintend

II 0, 6-- 0I-

n 27 1;

- 1

e a- 10

a-- 6

cr of on tlio at 10 h.41 tit., n. m.

m at 6 h. 41 m, a. m.1U nre In

If men of sun anilfor nil In the

in to theto

to p rt lieuie at iSti

Isth. p. m. ot m

9. I A S

Nit

d s ? a 25 a

' l" S -i s 3 as

. H.404J

r;wa oir

b:4l - ..IMH

(I 1".nt.

A.M.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

AND Tlin

Occidental Oriental Steamship. Co.

YOKOHAMA and HONCKONQKtpiiir tlio abuvo Companies

rail Honolulu their theabove iwrls or about tlio followingdates:

, Rtmr Coptici;iiy of

851-t-

lifitlo

(iat'lleCoptic

orllHSlcKlodeJulicleo

Ft

U.iil

ll

1:452SM

P.M.IMis.in2:1s

P.M.1:15

2.4'l8:'J1

3

P.M.

4.M

0--

F. C.den. kt. Ast.

Forof will

at 011 ay toon

.rebruary 4,

... :(.21.

I'lty do ...April a.!.lhnlc May JV- -

Vera .June 111, '

C'lllua

City Poking...

h.rlc

1!.4'J

3.11

r:lofja

!.

WW

.SepleiuberIS,

....OctoberjJoeinber ly,Docetnuer

ruru.'.'.V-"-"- . ".".".". .'..". January I'Z, 1W17

For SAN FRANCISCO:Steamers of above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way fromHongkong anil Yokohama to the aboveport on or auout 1110 iouowiob uai".

Coptic

V.. :.:ClilnaCopticCity of reklng..HelEloltlo de Janeiro..Doric .rem

from

San

U.ll-1-

I

l'ass.

..Mareh

Janeiro

July 0.AilKUst

m.

n in

1

w

Jt

the

January 15, 18U0

..MayJuno 2,Juno',.juiyst,

Augusttejiteinber 1R.

ueiouer it,(inellc Noemoer ,

hlmi December 2,

City ofTeiUng .January yj, lbU7

llelic iv,

Rates of Passaso aro as Follows:TO YOKO- - TOllONO--1IAMA.

Cabin $150.00Cabin, round trip, 4

months S25.00Cabin, round trip, 13

months 202.50European Steerage b5.00

KOU.

202.50

rfiTTassengers paying full fare willallowed 10 per cent, oil return fare ilreturning within twelve mouths.

t3TFor Freight and 1'assago apply to

Hackfeld & Go.,

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO

TIME TABLE.

C2. O.Arrive' S.

Feb. 21

'

,

I'J, ''

"

$175.00

M.AOENTS.

MC0O TCMI-I-M

Honolulu LeaveH. FItSllC

P.M.

6:11C:(J

2G

Mur. 10 Mar. 21

Apr. lli Apr. 15

amy 4 May vS'J June

THROUGH LINE

From Franciscofor Sydney.

Smith,

JAWrixV,

310.25100.00

Honolulufor

.Feb.

May

r.M.4.164 .11

1133:5.1

&

""

be

I

3

From Sytjney forsanrrancisco,

Arrive Honolulu. Leave HonolulufCMonowaL.Mar. 12 Alameda. ...Mar, 5h- - Alameda... Apr. i) Mariposa... Apr. 2

Mariposa.. .May 7 Alameda... amyjuonowai...June-- i iianpsu....juiM?u

Oceanic Steamship Co,

Australian Mall Service.

For Sydney and Auckland:

TliNowand Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MONOWAI"Of the Oceanic Steamshln Company will

' l duo at Honolulu from San Fran- -

Jsco on or aboutMarch 12th,

Ami will leave for the above pons withMall nml I'oasengorB on or alwut thatlate.

For San Francisco:

'lie New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

;,. "ALAMEDA")f the Oceanic Steamship Company willi due at Honolulu from Sydney and

Auckland on or aboutMarch Cth.

and Iwlll have nroiunt despatch withIJIalla and Passengers for the uIkivo port.

Tlio undersigned are now preparedto lasuo

21,

fbroDEli Tickets lo all Points in the

United States.

t'Fbr further particulars regardingIFrelglit or l'asfnKPi "l1!1'' t"

i, 0. Irwin &Go., L'd,(IKNKIiAIi AOENTS

Ornml .Mutter f th. flnl.r In Innyl-III- .Trlplii Link Notp..

Urn. WIDItttn lttitcliln.on, Kmtul iimtotpf lliiiRmiul loilgn of lVninylvnuUi, Iilintlvo ur Dcl.i-war-

Clly Anil Im.Jll.t I'llttTfll 111

thirtieth year. 1I

wii4 liiUtiitnl hiliitrtok llonrvlllll).'!) In Ismi. II1. nihil 11 tnrlillHTof '. O I'. otPhiwiU ciipniiip- -

nioill nnu .MiiiiniliKliru, lMtialili'MLSz.of ItolK'i-oii- . Sir, f':' l7'II 11 toll I iiim 1 I

i..... 1.N K.

cr onlem, ln'IoiiK'

wnNV

lug tu Hi" Junior 1WI.UAM iii tlhInsov,.Mrclmntc mill tlin Itt'ptiwMihfl. llo flritt

ontoriHl tlio (jrnliil loilgo of OiM l'Vllown InNoii'inner, 1811:1, nlnl lvil. olwtiHl clopntyRmnil niiKkr In 1891, following thl upwith nn vlrctlon m pniml tinnier In 1803.

InillnnnN n grrntntn'ofor Oilil Fellows,nml jot her h t r.iplt.i U only 6 conts. Theonlcr that rum wonimileally li,on n Hirerfooting than Iho ono whoso exn"nii! Uw--

It linpoverlnhe'l.'

Knulo IchIro of l'rovlilenco ha. 1S8 lneni-jbe-

who Inn o twn In tlio onler S5 oarnor inoris noimt of them even havliiffnttaln

jeil to tho "honorablo leleran" perloil ol

Tho lown Oilil Follow now liinkei thlipoint: faloon keepem nro ileharreilfrom tho privileges of meinlierslilp liroth. .

era not their ociiimlntanco Intho barroom. Common courtesy now ro-

that you nho'ilil nwny fromthem,

ThnOiltl Fi'Uovfa homo of New Hamp-nhlr- u

U ul must palatial In apponrnnco. HIn ltvognlml not only as a grout benefac-

tion, but a nccinlty.However low tho thermometer or frlghl

tlio wiulher, ih not yourwlf bo cohl anillUtfnlfliHl In tho lodgcroom. A cheerfulBinllo ami n hearty word aro highly l.

Tho Mnncheiter Unity hn no Rrand(ngo dogroo.

Thcro ftro 37 cantons lu Michigan, with700 l'atrlarchr) Militant.

An expired curd cannot bocontinued.

It fulls to llrockton to entertain theOdd Fellows of .southeastern Massachusettsdistrict on tho anniversary of Odd Fellow-ship. Tho anniversary duos not como until April yu, yet to entertain mo largenumber who attend, it la ueces-nr- y to beginnrenarntlons very early. Urlcadler (ien- -

ral Merrill has otiureu tooruorous ai. iuocjiutous.

UNITED WORKMEN.

Dntr af the luveRtlcatlnff Commit teen.llench bliaTlngn.

Invest lcatlliff committees should alwaysbo ory careful In making their reportu Don tho character of an niinlicaut for thedegrees. Too often Is It tho enso that thocom mitt eo tako too much for granted, andthereby they often do an Injustice to thoapplicant and to tho lodge. Again, ItsomctlmcH happens that tho commlttoo

favorably upon nn application whenthev know that tho applicant Is not suchmaterial iw should bo admitted. LodgoHocurd.

Tho nrobabllltles aro that beforo longevery jurisdiction In tho land will bo favored with grand lodges or tno Degree- oiHonor.

Tho A. O. U. VV. Itcoord of Coloradosays that one of tho most encouragingsigns ot our order in tnat jurisuiouon istho real of the old fraternalspirit of tho lodges. Wherever this fra-

ternal spirit exUts greater prosperity totho lodges Is tho result.

Economy should bo practiced In conducting tho affulrs of tho order, but Itmust Ijo romemuereu tnat true economydocs not consist In resting ldlo withoutexpending any money to ndanco tho In-

terests of tho order.Tho now ritual Is an Infinite improve-

ment upon tho old ono ami gives full op-

portunities to lodges to demonstrate itsworth. VLidi ot tlio degreos bus an ampU- -

--miuwoa in mo oeromony oi initiation.

American Legion of Honor.Ono of tho attract! vo features of tho A.

h. of II. is that ladles aro eligiblotomem-berdhl- p

nnd can obtain tho sumo nmountof Insurance as men. Tho lowot.t policyIssued Is 1500 and tho hlghcet $3,000.

It has members In every state, nearlyC0.000 In all, and has paid out over $ttt,- -

000,000 in death benefits to beneficiaries of10, GOO deceased members.

Thoro aro 5,700 members of tho order InMassachusetts.

Ono person In each 189 of tho popula-tion of St. Louis Is a member of tho Amer-ican Legion of Honor.

Supremo Commander Gwlnncll mot thogrand commanders of all of tho easternstatus at New York city In Docember andgave to them advice and Instruction forextending tho order during tho comingyear.

Chosen Friend i." Let all, by 'porous, zoalous, honostwork, make the ear lb9l memorable intho history of tho order, with n record forlargest growth, greatest prosperity auuheartiest

Supreme HepresentatlVo W. II. Savagoof California Buys: Tho councils insouthern California aro prospering. Thonew plan meets with approval, nml I havonot met ono member who would return totho old plan.

Dr. Mitchell, tho mayor of Cohoos, lscharter member of tho new council.

Tho station of tho new officoof Instructor will bo at tho right of tho councilor.

J.wl.h FraternitiesGrand Secretary I. II. Goldsmith of

District Grand lodgo No. 1, Free Sons ofIsrael, hAsJust notified tho lodgo that thoannual sest.lon will bo held on Feb. 0 attho Mosonlo templo In Brooklyn. This Isthe first time In the history of the districtthat Its session will be huld outsldoofXcw York city.

Leopold MosobowUz, oounsol of thecommittee of the I. O. B A., will

submit bomo Important chaugos of theat tho next session of the

.rand lodge.

Tlie Ills; Swlnir Poor.The outer door to the odlce building

was a luussivo.affair that swung eitherway.

Tho man who entered was In a hurry.bnt ho considerately looked behind hlnito Fee that he did not let it swing in theface of any ono who might bo following.

Tho woman who was seem-

ed to bo paying no attention to the door.io tho man hold it open for her to enter.

The thought that occurred lo tl:

soman just ns she got in the doorwaynppeiaed to make her doubtful as towhether the wiidicd to go ii or out.

The man Mill hoi. 1 tlie ikor open.Tho woman fcnid, "I wonder It I have

the paper that ho told mo to bring tohis omce," and began to much tluonghthe little bag that the caitird in herhand.

The man said well, never mindivhu the man said, llo Flill held theloor open In order to picent i1 sweep-lug the woman into I he street.

Tho woman found the pjper sho wasifler und looked across the street, as ifjucertaln whether the had the right mldross.

The innn said, "Pardon me, madam,but I am In a hurry."

Tho woman said, "Sir!"Tho man said, "I cannot remain here

mil hold this door any longer,"The woman said, "Sir, you nro the

aiost insulting man I ever met I"TJjo man swore softly to himself, tho

.vonniu entered, and the door swnugback with great foice.

The woman looked scornfully at theman and said something about tellingjor husband how she had been Insulted

The man made no reply, but later hevas heard saying to himself, "And yetpeople claim that It pays to be polite."

Chicago Post,

How 8h. fc.tl.Bed IlerMlf.Ladr Passenger I think it is au out

rage for you to ask me to pay fare forthis little toy, I would sooner pay uoubio fare for myself.

Conductor (suavely) Jnst ns youmudttuii. New York World.

STOMACHSAvo born, not mmlc. Strong iooplo

ns n rulo cnt hcnrtily nml tlicls

food easily, ivlillo ivenk, debilitated,ininy mid thin pa iplo simply eulTcr

fiom want of uomishtnent nml re-

main so bec.inso tlio food tlicy catdoes not digest properly. When In

this condition, thoy should takebeforo meals

WAMPOLE'SPREPARATION,

perfected and tasteless, of Cod LiverOil with Compound Syrup of s,

ot Malt nndWild Cherry lturk so highly recom-

mended for aiding digestion, so uni-

versally esteemed as n promoter oflenlth and strength, nml in order

that (ho full benefits fr.om its usonro obtained, should bo taken con-

tinually nnd not occasionally.itself, Equally effect ivo

at nil seasons of tlio year. Sold by

IlOLlSTLEK. DnVtl Co; llKNSON, SMITH

Coj HonitoN Dnuo Co.

HOLLISTER DRU& CO.,

WHOLESALE AOENTS.

MAIL

will leave for and arrive from8an Francisco on the dates, till the

quires keep eloseofWHi

withdrawal

awakening

onnstltutlon

following

wish,

digest

Extracts

IOHEH1N SKHVICK,

Hteftiushhisfollowing

A nmvK at U'n'lultjthou hah fxibco

or Vancouver,l8tm.

On or AboutimtraHa...-..Ke- b 21

Peking... ....Mar SMonoHrtl.. Mar 12

AuMral a ....iiar idHeinle Mar 28

uarrunoo.. 4tAlameda AprAustralia Apr 13It lode Janeiro AprAustralia May 4

Mariposa May 7MHiuera iay bUorlo Mv 10

Australia May 29

.Mononau ...iuiivWarrlmoo June 7Peru .Juno 13

Australia. ...June 22Alameda.. ..July 2Mlowera July 8Gaelic July 9Australia July 17Mariposa.... July SO

China ...Auk 6

arrimno.....Aug 7Aiiniralla..., .Aug 10Monowal Aug 27Coptic -- fept vAustralia.... .Sept 4M tower a . .fept 7Alameda.. ..Sept 21Pexlng 28Australl -- Sept 28Warrlnmo ....OctMarlpoBa Oct 22Welglc -- Oct 24Ai Btralla-.-.Oe- t 26Mlowera.... .Nov 7Australia .. ..Nov 16Monowal Nov 19KiodeJatielro.Nov 19

Warrlmno...'Dec 8Aufttrulla...-- . Dec 11Doric Dec txlauifda Dec 17Mlouera...JAn7, 1897

GOOD

Li ave Honolulu ronBanfranciscooh

Vancouver,180(1.

On or AboutAustralia Fe1 26China Feb 28A lamella .MBr ftWarrluioo .Mar 14Australia .Mar 21tiartposa- - .Apr 1(laelic Apr 1U

Australia Apr VMlowera Apr fl

M nowai Apr 30China May 6Australia May 9

Warrlmoo.... ..May ISAlameda. ...... May 28

Orotic June 2

Australia June 8Mlowera ..June S

Marl)Kia. . ..June 26

tVttnu June 28

Australia Juno 19

Warrlmoo July iftAustralia July 20Monowal luty 23Helglo July 24

Mlowera Aug ISAustralia Aug 15hlniln Jnnelrn.Aiiif ID

Alameda Auk 20AtiKtrtLliH. .nrjtWarrlmoo.... --Bept 15

Doric ept ISMariposa ......Sept 17

Australia Oct H

l'pni ..Oet 12

Monowat Oct 16

Mlowera oct iaAuntralla OctGaelic ..........Nov 6Alameda ov iiWarrlmoo Nov 14

Ausfallt Nov 21

China Dec 2Mariposa Deo 10

Mlowera..... Deo 15

Australia Dec 16Coptic Dec 28

CLOTHES- -

h hae built uplibtruestHon by cmxhlntm; all the

our re nut s- -

points ofexcellence in the garments which we mm out.IV at. tul In I ho Vtl tiLTIiant nf fillmei.t of itut tailoring, and handle only suchfabrics as tasty and fsstlrilous droidtrscaowear with pride and satUfsctlon

Rfiedeiros & DeckerAHLINGTON HLOCK.

If YouValue the

Healthof your wife or daughteravoid tho injurious effectsof using a cheap, hardrunning machine

The .Hll SJ 199

new lueaihas an easy trcadlo mo-

tion that docs not makeyour hack ache; docs notworry tho mind, or makeyour head ache. It isnot necessary to havespecial parts for this ma-

chine as it uses tho sameshuttle, needle, tako upbohhin winder and has thosame feed as tho " NewHomo."

Wo do not hesitate tosay that we boliovo themtho Best Machine on theMarket today for themoney.

PACIFIG HARDWARE CO., Ltd

AGENTS.

New GoodsNew Designs In Art Furniture

ART CABINETS,

Fine

BEDSTEADS,

TABLES, CHAIRS,SOFAS, Etc., Etc.

Silk Goods.Ladies' Silk Shirts, Sashes

Handkerchiefs.

Porcelain & Lacquer Ware.Kxcellent Stock of Toys

and other SeasonableGoods,

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For

Fine Printing

Try tho Star

Electric Work

THE ' 21, i96.

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U Rtnnk.r.1 Rnul.ltf Snerl.ltr

ELITE ICE

r'NE moh.uui hotICE CRUMS, V Jr COFFEE,

CAKES, CANOItS v IE, CHOCOUTE

ISSFwVrCD COKIOS.Our KMablltliment la the Finest llexirt In the

and

111)--. Lull anil Be us. Unm till 11 p. in.

This space

is

reserved

for tho

Hawaiian Wine

Hawaiian

Company.The cleanest, brightest lafest and really,

in the long run, the cheapest and best lightfor use In the family residence, is the incan-descent electric light. Hafe; nothing couldlie safer. A few davs aeo a prominent gentleman of Honolulu came rushing down tothe omceoi me Kiecmc uompany ana saiai"Give me figures for wiring my house, and Iwant It done at once; no more lamps for me.Last night a lamp tipped over and It cameso near setting fire to the house and burningmy cniiuren ana i taae no more nsKs,-Th- is

Is the sentiment of aulto a number inthe post few weeks, who have ordered theirhouses fitted with the perfect light.Just think It over and make up your mind

that you want the best and safest light; sendfor the Hawaiian Electric Company and tellthem what yon want.

We have a complete stock of everything inthis line and have Just received a lot of thevery latest designs In chandeliers.

The greater part oi the Medals,Emblems, Prizes and such likemade in Honolulu have been manu-

factured by me, and . . .

I

MakeJewelry

of every description

STAR, PHIDAV,

BEAYER 8AIiOON".

CREAM PARLORS

Company.

Electric

HAWAIIAN FDP.RUARV

Youonly to tell me whit you want andhow you want it made, and I dothe rest

E. A. Jacobson.Fort Street Jeweller,

Near corner King.

WILDER &G0Established lo tijt.

Estate S, G. WILDEH -i- - W. C, WILDER.

Imfoktim and Dralkks inI

Lumber and Coal

Building Materialssucn as

have

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Faints, Oils, Glass.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fori and Queen Streets

HONOLULU. H. I.

3E. 8s 15.

Paints & CompiitsRoofing,File Covering andBuilding Papers,

F011 Sale or

WM ft TPWTN AV ftn11 ill u. mum u. uu.j

IIIVIITJSD,Sole Agents for the Hawaiian hlands

The building papers are 1, 3, 3, and 4

ply. They come in rolls, each roll containing 1000 square feet. They arewater proof, acid ond alkali proof andnenntn nrnof. A house lined with building paper Is far cooler than one that, isnot. There la also a cheaper grado ofpaper adapted lor use unuer mattingKeeping out insects.

noNOLCLU, July 20th, 1895,

Messhb. V. Q. Irwin & Co., Ltd.Qentlejikn: In reply to your In

nulry on to how the Ideal Hoof Paint

you sold me lasted; I would say thatpainted the root of my house 13 months

ago with your Ited 'Ideal Hoof Paint!and I find It is as fresh and bright In ap

pearance today as when first applied

looking as well as others lately painted

with other paints. I am more than

tisfled.J. (I. UOTIIWELL.

a leaky gutterr it youHave youImvA mnun It. nfrfflCtlv clean anu ur..nnlv r v:.cu milt of No. 3 I. UT)d

L'alnt over the bikIs; then take apiece of stout Manila paper, or a pieceof pommon cotton cloth, paint it wellon.mil. ahlPR! lav it over the first coat, civ--

inir the whole a final coat, and theiewill bo no more leak there. Or If thewhole gutter itf bad, make it clean andiry, ana appiv a panto oi r wuiuna rortuna

OFFICIAL DlllKOTORY.

Oh TUG REPUBLIC

OF HAWAII.

Executive Cornciufi. H. Dole. ProBlf'nrnt the llepuhlto ol

Haualt.Henry E. Cooper, Minister of Koreltrti AfTalrtJ. A. King, Minister of the Interior.9. Mi Dninon, Minister of Flnmico.W. O, Hmlth, Attorney.Uenirat.

CNtusuil. or State.Charles M. Cooko,J. 1. .Mendonra.(teonteW, Hmlth,Cecil lirown,1. O. Jono,M. 1'. ItubtuBon,John Ki:a,

Jnlm Nolt,1. 11. Murrar,3 A, Kennoily,W. C. Wilder,C. Holte,I. L, Naone,A. (l.M. llohertRon

SrrncMic Cocht.Hon. At F. J (Id, Chief Jutdlce.lion. W. F. Fruar, First Aexoclatn e

lion. W. Auitln Whiting, fret ond a8 ic'te Ju.Henry Muiih, Chief Clerk,(leorite Lucas, Kirst Deputy Clerk.Ja. A. Thompson, Mecoml Ieputv Clerk,

i. niioi uvuci, cueuuvrapuer.

Circuit Jcdors.First Circuit : A. W. Carte r, A. Oahu.Becond Circuit I Maui, J W. Kalua,Third and Fourth Circuits: Hawaii H. ...Austin.ruin circuit! Kauai. J. Hardy.

Ofllres and Court-roj- In Judtclar)llulldlnir. King Street. Blttltiir In Honolulu!First Monday In February, May, August andNovember

Department or Fohiion Arrxius.DHlce In K'xecuttve Hulldlnit, Kliiff StreetHenry K. Cooper, Minister of Foreign AtTalrilieo. C. Totter, Secretary.Miss Ka e Kelley, Htenotrrapher.A. HI. M. Mackintosh, Clerk.11. L. Marx,titenoitrapher Kxecutlve CouncilJ. W, Uirvln, Borretarv Chinese lSuieau,

Drpahtuent or the Intckkir.Office In Executive Bulldtntf, lilng titreetJ. A. King, Minister of the InteriorChief Clerk, John A. Hasofnger.Assistant Clerks,' Jamea 11. Boyd, II. C.

.Me j era, uus Uose, Htephen Maha-ul-

George C. Hoss. Edward t. Uojd.

CniErs or Bohraub, Depaiituent oiIkteriok.

Hurve)or-Uenera- W. D. Alexander.Supt. Fubllc Works, W. E. Howell.Supt. Water Works, Andrew Bruwn.Inspector Electric Lights, John CasBldy.Registrar of Conve) anceB, T, G. Thrum.Deputy Heglslrar of Conve) ances, K, W.

AndrewsRoad Supervisor, Honolulu, W. 11.

Chief Engineer Fire Dept. J. IL Hunt.Hupt. Insane Asylum. Dr. Geo. Herbert.

Uuhbau or AoiucuLTunc.

Piosldent J. A. King, Ministerof the Interior.

Members: w. o. Irwin, A. Jaeger, A. Her-bert and John Ena.

Commissioner of Agriculture and ex officioSecretary of the Board. Joseph Marsden.

Depaktmejxt or Finance.Minister of Finance, 8. il, Uauiou.Auditor-Genera- l, 11. lawu,Itegtalrar of AcooULts, W. G. Ashley.Collector-Gener- oi Cualoms, J, 11. Castle,Tax Asseiisor, Uahu, Jonathan Shaw .Deputy Assessor, . right,I'obtmaster-Uetiera- l, J. Al. Uat.

Customs Uubkau.Ufllce, Custom House, Esplanade, Fortt.

Collector-Genera- l, J. B. Castle.r, F. II. Mctftocker.

Harbor Master, Captain a. Fuller.Fort fciurve) or, M. N. banders.(Storekeeper, Geo. C. atrateinejer.

Depahtment or attoinev-Genkua- u

Office lu Executive Uulldlug, King St.Attorney-Genera- l, W. O. biulth.Marshal, Arthur M. Broun,Deputy Marshal, It. II. Hitchcock.Clerk, J. M. Kea.UUrk to Murokl, II. M. Duit.Jailor Oahu 1'rlson, James A. Low.Prison Physician, Dr. Si, B. Kmerson

Boahu or Health.OOlce la grounds of Judiciary liuilding

corner of MUUanl and Queen b ti eels.Members: Dr. Day, Dr. Wood, Dr. Lmersun,

J. T. Waterhouse, Jr., D. L. h elllylo, Tneu.ijanslng and Attorney-Gener- Smith.

President, Hon. W. O. Smith.Secretary, Chai. Wilcox.

Executive Officer.CB. Itejnolds.Agent Board of Health, J, D. McVeUh.lnlector and Manager of Garbage Service

L. L. La Pierre.Inspector, Dr. Wm. Monsarrat.Port Physician, Dr. F. R. Day,Dispensary, Dr. Henry W. How ard.

oper Bettlement, Dr, It. K. Oliver.

Board or Iuuioration.Office, Department of Interior, Judiciary

liuilding. Kin Street.President, J.A.King.Members of the Board of Immigration:

J. B. Atherton, D. 11. Smith, Joteil.'Marsden, James G.Spencer, J. Carden.

Beoretary, Wray Taylor.

Board or Education.Office, Judiciary Building, Kin Street

President, W. D.Alexander.Clerk, J. F. Scott.Inepectorof Schools, II. S. Tuwntend.

Bureau or Public Lands.Commissioners;

L. A. Thurston.Agent of Public Lands-

J. A. King, J. F. Brown,

J. F. Brown.

District Court.Police Station Building, Merchant Street.Geo, It. de La Vergnr, Magistrate.Wm. Cuelho, Clerk.

PosxorricB Bureau.Postmaster-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat.Secretary, V, O.Atwater.Djp't Potital Savings Bank, II. C. JohnsonMoney Order Department, F, B. Oat.General Delivery, L, T. Keuake.ttegtstry Department, G. L. Desha.Clerks: J.D.Holt, K. A. Dexter, S.L. Kekn-

mauo, C.J. Holt, J.Llwat, Cbas. Kaanol,KaUa J, T. FlgueredA, W. Y. Afong,Miss M, Low.

EpilaWe Life Assnrance Society

op the United Btatks,

BRUOB OAKTWMGIIT,Oenerat Manager for Hawaiian Islands.

' ATtASASSURANCE COMPANY

KOUNDBD 1808.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assotp, - - $9,000,000

Having been atiulnttHl agents of the abortUonipany we are now rend y to ettect lmtur-ance- s

at the lowent rales ot preminm,H. V. PCIIMIIjT & BON8.

NEW FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,

. m

Tlio undorsifrnnl lmtng twn apiwlntwlA Rent for the Hawaiian iKlanch of the wellknown and rcltahlo

LIONFIltE INSURANCE COMPANY

Llmltod,Or LONDON, KNOLAND,

U now prepared to effect insurance n gal nituro. m une line, stoma. warenounii. rtier-cImuhII&c, eto. Patronage sollcltod.

AVI I.I.I AM II. CAST!,!;.

Scottish Union and National

Insurance Company.

Tho Uliilerelcneil linn received theappointment ot A Kent for the HawaiianIsl iiiiN of the above Company, which Isone of tho strongest financially In theworm, ami is prepareu to take risxs atthe regularratea.

CAPITALTOTAL ASSETS

JOHN S.872-- 1 in.

930,000,000.$4l,00O,0O0.

WALKER.

ESTABLISHED 1808.

BISHOP & OO.jBankers,

Transact a Gknhkal Bankingand Kxciiangk Business.

Commercial and Traveler's Lettersof Credit issued, available in

all the principal cities

ot

ol tlie world.

Glaus Spreckels & Go,

I3AXKBRS.HONOLULU H. I.

Issue Sieht and Time Dills of Exchange, also Commercial aud Travelers'Letters of Credit on tlio principal parts

tue worm.I'urcbase approved Bills.Malic loan on iirccnfiililo

kccurlly.Receive deposits on open account and

mow lnteieston term deposits.Aiienu promptly to collections.A General Uuiiklng Iliulneis

ITIIIIHIICICtl.

& CD,, LTDIIILIILIIQncco Sd, Honolnlo, U, I,,

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. Onomeafcjuynr Co., llonomu tlurar Oo,, Wfti- -luku Sugar Co.. Wnlhee Suirar Co..Makeo Uuear Co.. Haleakala RanchCo., Kauatmla Ranch.

Planters' Line San Francisco Packets.Chan. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston

Packets.AgentB Iloeton Board of Underwriters- -

Agentr l'hliaoclphla lioard of Under,writers.

List op Officers :

P. C, Jones PresidentQxo. H. RoaxnrsON ManagerK. F. Bishop Treas. and Secy.Col. W. F. Allen AuditorC. M. Coonit )H. Waterdousk.. V DirectorsA. V. CAHTIB.... )

Castle & Cooke, Ltd.

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents

AGENTS FOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Oo.OF BOSTON.

.ETNAFIRE

INSURANCE CO.OF HARTFORD.

Try the

"Star" Electric Works

forFine Printing.

Wrouglit Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stoves.

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:Agate V arc (White, Gray and Nickel-plate- Pumps

Water and Soil Pipes, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs nd Steel Sinks,O. S. Gutteib and Leaders, Shee' Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Leaa Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

DIMOND BLOCK, 75"97 KING STREET

-

Grape

Juice . . .

iVor twenty Years

Dr. Welch of Vine-lan- d,

N. J., lias made

tlio preparing of

grapo juico

a study. His pro-

duct has an astonish-

ing large sale in the

U. S. It is tho very

best made, containing

moro grapo sugar

than other. It is

not insipid, but re-

tains that dolicio.ua

fresh grape flavor,

wholly lacking in

other kinds of grapo

juice.

We have made

the price right. We

sell you Welch'si

grape juice at the

saino retail price ask-

ed in Vineland. Full

quarts, 75c; pints,

50c; and half pints,

25c.

Get it of

HobronDrugCo.

LAND SALE,

00 House Lots qq

Convenient to the City of Honolulu.lleaiitlful VI. w. Illcli Soli,

Ullmate Coul and llr.olnB.Natural ralnfcll furnishes an abundance

of water.

Prices From $260 Upwards.A home within the reach of anv man.

Get your choice by appl) Ing early to

J. ALFRED MAQOON,890-- tf Next Pastofllce, Honolulu.

Want a Store ?We have a frontage of 100 feet on

King street, between Harmony Hall andRowe'a paint shop, 40 feet of this will beoccupied by our new Btore, the remain-ing 00 will be built on, if we can makearrangements with intending tenantsbefore March let.

Building to be ready for occupationabout January 1, 18U7. This gives you,as it does us, a chanco to secure a placeot business adapted to your wants.

We have also a frontage of 130 feet onMerchant street, Immediately in rear ofabove described property which can belet in lots to suit for a term of years.

JOHN EMMELUTH & CO.

P0II P0IIE. Van Doom & Co., Fort St.

Next Lucas' Planing Mill willhave fresh every day

MfioliIlie-AIncl- e Poiraou the

KALIHI POI FACTORY,Which will be sold to families la large or

mull quantities. r.o uoni&mer curuisn.el. This poi U made with boiled water.

t23-t-fW. L. WILCOX,

Proprietor Kallhl Pol Factory.

HUSTACE & COOEALKHS t

WOOD AND COAL

Also White and Black Sand

which we will sell at the very low

est market rates. x

EST Telephone No. 414. J3

INTERNATIONAL

IRON WORKS.Queen Street,

Between Alakea and Richard Streets,

BRONZE, BRASS and IRONCASTINGS.

Housework a SpecialtyIron Doors, Shutters, Eto,

Particular Attention paid to Shlp'auiacksmitmng.

Jobbing Promptly Attended to.

c. r. McVeigh,PROPRIETOR.

THIS PAPER Tram. nn Al. - V lDAKK'fl Advertising

Agency, fli and Of Merchant Exchange, Banrruicucu.L,i. wuern vuuiravis lor aqvvrllang can he made for lu

JBIOY03LVEJust Received nn Invoiceof the Famous

YOST FALCON BICYCLES,including a number of the

GOLD CllANK FALC0NES8,Th. Fln..t Wha.l In th. M.rk.t lor

LADIES.Anyone wishing n high-grad- e wheelwould do well lo call and examinethem. Each wheel Is puaritnfeed by themanufacturers for one year. Forterms, etc., apply to

G. WEST.Solk Aqent. MASONIC TEMPLE,

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,LIMITKD,

Win, O, Irwin President and ManairerClaus Spreckels, Vice PresidentW, H. tllUard, Secretary and TreasurerTheo. C, Porter, Auditor

SUGAR PACTOR8,AKIl

Commission Agents,agents or xnR

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OF SAN FBANC1HCO. CAL.

CITY FEED STORE,L. H. DEE.

Berctanta aud Punchbowl,

OTvD ARMORY.Hay, Grain,

Flour, Pntntood

and ....General Milso.

Dfld ROOK

OHAS. HTJSTA.OE,Lincoln Blocs, Kino Strkbt,

Between Fort and Alakea Sts.

DEALER IN

Groceries and Provisions.

Fresh California Roll Butter and IslandButter olway. on hand.

Fresh Goods received by every SteamerJrom Mit Francisco.

XST Satisfaction Guaranteed. aJ

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS98 Fort Street.

Both Telephones S2. P. O. Box 47,

KONOLULUJRON WORKS,

13 team Engines, Suqaji Millp, Boil r&,

Coolers, Iron, Brass and LkadCastings.

Machinery of Every Description MadeOrder. Particular attention paid to ShipBlaokBmlthinK. Job work executed at Short

Pacific Brass FoundrySTEAM AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL

BOWS, GLOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCKS, and all other ttttlngsfor pipe on hand, .

Hnnnlnlii Steam Mce Mil!,

Fresh milled Ulce orsale In quantities to suit

J. A. HOPPER, Prop'r.urt Pt reet. Honolulu.

H. HACKEELD & CO,

Queen St

IO.T. LSWtU.

GENERAL

Commission Mirchants

AgentsPacific MallOccidentaltnl S. 8. Co.

S. S. CoAt

HONOLULU. H I

CM. COOKE. r.I. L0WKEV

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware.

DOORS, BLINDS,PAINTS, GLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CCXRUGATED IRON,LIME, CEMENT, ETC

J. T. LUND,IViolcel

Repaired. Gun and Lock Smith.

138 and 130 Fort St.,Opp. Club TeL 107.

JAS. F. MORGANNo. 45 Queen Street,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker

Special attention given to thehandling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

MERCHANT TAILOR

W. W, A1IANA,323 Nuuanu St. - TeliphonoC

Fine suitings, Scotch and

American Coeds

CLOTHES CLEAXtD AND REPAIRED

Ts my Patronsand tha Public.

Prices.

Orlcn

SASH,

OILS,

Bicycles

Stables.

I have just opened at myomce, 113 liRTHKL STHONOLULU, H. I.,

- AHT -

EXHIBITION.of tlio' latest designs and novelties inEmbroidery Work, Drawn Work, RopeSilk, Kensington Work and Etchings.

I would respectfully invite you andyour friends to call and Inspect thesegoods.

The Singer received 54 first awardsfor Sewing Machines and EmbroideryWork at the World's Fair, Chicago, III.,being the largest number of awards ob-tained by any exhibitor, and more thandouble the number given to all otherSewing Machines, tor Hale by

B. BERGcERSENBetbel Ht.

Is the Telephone Ndm-DK- tt

to ring up when youwant Wagons for ... ,

FURNITURE Movmnwhich, when properly handled, Is apositive pleasure Instead of worry and

LARSEN'S EXPRESSIs prepared to move anything from anamendment to a safe nnd with,out scratching or murine. Srjeclalfacilities and appliances for

PIANO MOVINGand special rate for all kinds of work.uoggage checked ai d weighed and handliaggago phiced In stateroom saving allannoyance to the traveling public.

WM. LARSEN, Prop.Stand at I.X.L. cor Nuuiinu nnd KlngSts

Metropolitan Meat Co.81 KING. STREET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AVD

Navy Contractors.G. J. WALLER. Manager.

CENTRAL MARKET,NUUANU STREET.

Is now prepared lo keep meals in1 condition in tlio New Model

CooledPICKLED PIOS FEET,

HONEY COMB TRIPE,- - - FRE81I PORK,

Sausage of All Kinds.

T.lepliono 104.

Castle & Cooke, Ltd.

IAIPORTBRS,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

Fertilizers ! !

For 1896.SOLUBLE,

ACTIVE and SURE 11

Hawaiian Fertilizing Co.Have a full stock of all Fertillier

Materials for sale at lowest market rates

Sold In Original Bags or Groundand Mixed to Order.

Coods Guaranteed to any AnalysisIn Bags of Equivalent Weight.

Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate ofAmmonia, cotton Seed Meal.

Sulphate ot Potash, Double Manure Salts, Muriate of Potash

and Kalnlt.Double s,

Dissolved Cuano and Bone Meals,Florida Phosphates, Eto,

Correspondence and Orders Solicited.

A. F. COOKE,Proprietor and Manager Hawaiian

Ferterllzlng Co.

SANG CHAN,NO. 64 HOTEL ST.,

P. O. Box 203.

IVXoi'Olitint Tailor.Suits Made to Order In the LatestStyles, and a perfect fit Guaranteed.

Clothing Cleaned and Repaired.

Clothes, any color, dyed Fast Dlack,$4.00 a Suit.

KONGcHOPKEEHas removed from store near Metro

politan Meat Co., to his new store on'

near Alakea next to King Street Res- -

Poultry, Vegetable and FruitMarket.

Dealer In Cigars aud Groceries.

Goods delivered free of charge.

YUEN LEE,228 Queen Street.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.Do you like a good smoke ? See ray

best 5 cent cigar. Smokers requisite s

CHOCK CUBE & CO.322 Nuuanu stieet.

MERCHANT TAILORS.A fine assortment of American, Eng

tisli and Scotch Cloths on hand.Fine work and good lit guaranteed.

Clothes cleaned and repaired,tSP. O. Box 233.

HOP IIING & COMl'ANY,Wholesale Dealers In

Chinese Silk, Tea, and Matting,Liquors and Manila Cigars, English and

American Groceries.(02 Hotel Street. .... Talnphona 147,

WING WO TAI & COMPANY,25 Nuuanu St.By li.rk Velocity,

Carved Settees, Rattan Lounges andChairs,

Flower Pot Stand. Inlaid Stoolsmarble top. Fine Matting,

Camphor Trunks, Manila Cigars,. . . . Telephone 266

YEE WO CHAN CO.WOSO ClIOW, llANAQEII,

Importers of Silk Goods, Fine. TeasManila Cigars, Matting, Nut Oil andGeneral Merchandise

203 Maunakea St., Honolulu, II. I.I. O. Box 172.

WING WO CHAN & CO,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,310-2- NUUANU STREET.

Importers and dealers In all kinds oProvisions, Merchandise, Cigars, Eto,

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