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r Vol III Im a Dandy but Im no Dude General i y 92 TfSr- - V LEWIS BONELEBS BREAKFAST Bacon Is thu flmut In tlio world Nothing equals it for mildness of miro nnd dollcncy ol flavor ond when sliced to porfcctlon nicely cooked nnd daintily served It fairly molts In the month mid Is so much superior to other brands I lint thero Is abso lutoly no comparison A moments tlmo nnd a chafing dish will convince you THIS BAOON being sliced thtunorand more evenly thnn 19 possible In thi ordinary household glv IiiK moro slices to the pound nnd thorn boliiR absolutely no wusto Is renllv AN ECONOMY AS WMI1I1 AS A LUXURY In koy opcnlng tins of one half and one pound each Ordorn pound box from us wo guarantee you will bo ploaied with It Ill Fart St TELEPHONE 210 P 0 BOX 217 IMPORTERS OF AND HONOLULU erehandise oo3jissio2st MEiROHiAasrrs Agents for Lloyds Canadian Australian Steamship Line British Foreign Marine Insurance Co Northern Assurance Co Fire and Life Canadian Pacific Railway Co Pioneer Lino of Paekcta from Liverpool THE FLOW OF THE AGE Telephone Wo novor linndlo goods until thoir moril nnd superiority liavo boon proved When tho Now John Dcoro Sec rotary Disc Plow was oflbrod to us wo had it tested boforo practical mon men who only spond monoy to oarn money As thoy approvod of it wo havo tukon it in hand It docs its work porfectly on Hawaiian soil of all descriptions Practical mon should consult us if thoy want tho porfection of a Plow The Pacific Hardware Co Tolophono 1G Fort Stroot H E McINTYRE BRO east Corner fort Ss kino Sts P O Box 145 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Groceries Provisions and Feed Now and Fresh Goods received by ovory paokot from California Eastern States nnd European Markets Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and Fish Cfe Goods dollvorcd to uny part of the Olty -- ZKA ISLAND TRADE FOLIOITKD HATIRWAnTIOW OU A UANTKTCD II I THURSDAY AUGUST 20 1890 AROUND TOE WORLD A Oolumn of Facts of Intoreat Not Genorally Known and Yet Worth Knowing Tho valuo has boon sworn at 220177 iuoluding 7380 iu Eug land of tho personal ostato of tho Mr John Grubb Richardson of Mnyallan County Down who was ouo of tho founders of tho village of Rossbrook which with 4000 inhabit ¬ ants has no public houso or pawn ¬ shop policoman or poor rate Mn Richardson bequeaths 250 to the Lisburn school 250 to tlio Brook field school and 100 in trust for tho maiutonauco of tho tneoting houso which ho built for tho Friends in Bessbrook Luudy Island ia tho Bristol Chau n ol which so far has possessod nei ¬ ther workhouse public house chapol nor church is about to ob- tain ¬ tho latter through tho gener- osity ¬ of tho lord of the islo Kov H T3 Hoavoti who has commenced to build ono on tho site of an ancient ruin formely dedicated to St Holena Tho island is threo milos long by 1 wide and is situated about 20 miles from plovolly on the North Devon coast ft has been a parish to it son since izso ana lias a resident population of about CO por sons Luudy Island is tho only parish in the U Kingdom which lacks both doctor lawyor and polico- man ¬ Tho enormous amount of wood used ovory year for tho purpose of making paper may be estimated from tho fact that tho Petit Jour- nal ¬ of Paris which has a circula- tion ¬ of over 1000000 copies a day and is printed on wood pulp papor consumes in a year 120000 fir trees of auavorage height of GO foot This is equivalent to the annual thinning of 250000 acres of forest land It is stated on the authority of The Medical Rocord Now York that an offer has been made by an in- ventor ¬ to tho municipality of tho city for public consumption at his own expense After preliminary inquiry tho municipality has decid ¬ ed to obtain an expert report upon the value of tho proposed measure and if it is found to be of practical utility tho inventors offer will be ac ¬ cepted as a preliminary to adopting tho system in case tho experiment is satisfactory Tho reasons that stars twinklo and planets do not to any groat degree is that tho stars are so far away from us that they appear as moro points of light whereas tho planots are near enough to show n measurable disc Twinkling is caused by irregu- lar ¬ refraction and intorforeucoof the light of tho stars after it reaches our atmosphere Though Oxford has won tho boat raco eight times moro thau Cam- bridge ¬ in other sports Cambridges rocord is tho hotter at oricket she has won thirty ono times to Oxfords twouty sovon in tho athletic sports nineteen times to thirtoou at foot- ball ¬ Rugby and association twonty four times to sevontoen At golf thoy nro even oight gamos oaoh According to a Frenoh journal an iuvontor has devised an olootric ar ¬ rangement which consists of a inic- - rophono placed near tho hoad of tho baby in its cradle and connocted to a sort of relay which operatos an oloctrio boll placed near to where tho nurse is asleep a cry from tho child will thoroforo causo tho bell to ring Tho Prince of Walos has givon a ohureh to tho Babiugloy parish iu England whoro tho first Christian ehuroh was orootod iu East Auglia by St Folix tho Burgundian in 000 AD Tho Queens special trains from Cherbourg to Nico and baok cost about 1000 aud H M also had to pay for tho spocials from Boulogne to Nico and back which convoyed tho servants horses carriages and heavy luggage Tho avorago total cost to tho privy purso of tho Queens annual continental trip is about 10000 Tho editor of tho Japan Gazetto has a grievance Ho says Tho Japanese take infinite troublo to achiovo tho infinitesimal aud thoy succeed If there is anything small- er ¬ thau inviting a journalist to a bauqu4t with a view to his reporting tho speeches nnd thou charging him for his dinner I havo yot to discover it If thoro is anything smaller tho Japauoso will make Iho discovery In cotispquonce of I ha riso in tho prico of sulphur in Sicily tho work ¬ men in tho mines demanded an in- crease ¬ of wages which the employ- ers ¬ declinod to grant Tho work- men ¬ accordingly havo ceased all operations and the situation threat ¬ ens to become serious Troops havo been sent to those places whoro troublo is feared Thero are 80000 men engaged iu the Sicilian sulphur mines Ernest T Hargravo tho newly elected President of tho Theoso phical Society belongs to an old English family Ouo of his ances ¬ tors was Gen Hargravo ouco Gov- ernor ¬ of Gibraltar and his was a descendant of Sir Martin Frobishor tho famous navigator Mr Wilfrid Ward relates that in a talk about Georgo Eliots nega ¬ tive religious views Tennyson said How difficult it is to repeat a thing as it really happened 1 Georgo Eliot had this conversation with me at Aldworth and tho account of it which got into priut was that I dis- puted ¬ with her till I was read in tho face and theu roared Go away you and your molecules Tho real fact was that our conversation was sweet as summer and at parting I shook hor hand aud said very gently I hope you aro happy with your mole- cules ¬ The oldest diary in tho world ac- cording ¬ to a Japanese papor is that of the Hozaka family laudod pro- prietors ¬ iu the provinco of Koschin The diary has beeu conBciontiously kept by tho various heads of tho family for moro than three cen tuTip The state of tho weather was naturally a matter of great im- portance ¬ to them and oaoh day they chronicled its condition But tho books havo othor entries as well A short time ago a disputo over procedonco took place between two branohos of tho samo family in Ko- - schin each claiming tho original lino Tho contestants appealed to tho Ilozaka diary aud found tho record of a dinner givon sovoral hun ¬ dred yoars ago by tho hoad of tho family to tho founder of tho samo line The rocord ovon contained the names of the dishes eaten at tho dinner and effectually settled tho disputo Tho Republic of Goust is situated in the Lower Pyrenees lv contains a population of sixty persons aud maintains a standing army of five soldiers tho son-in-la- of tho presi ¬ dent being the commaudor-iu-ehio- f Tho ropubllos iudepouco is recog- nized ¬ by both Spain aud Franco be tween wnicn it ties it oiectB a president ovory fivo yoars and its rovenues amount to 1000 Tno Iriuco ol wales is by uo moans so stout and inactive as so mauy people suppose It is not ovory mau turnod 50 with a 15in chest who can boast of a waist of uo moro thau lOiu If ho occasion- ally ¬ appears stouter it is because ho likes his olothos to be looso aud easy Tho Princo has a horror for oveuing dress which ho considers hideous No ouo can dross quickor thau doos the Princo A valot is of but little uso to him and from tho moment when ho gols out of hia bath until his dressing is complotod not moro thnn ten miuutos havo elapsod 357 Wilders Steamship Co TIME TABLE O L WIGHT Pros S B RdSE Geo Capt J A KING Port Supt Stmr KXNATJ GLAKKE Coinruandor Will leavo Honolulu at 10 a m touching at Lahalna Maalaca Ray and Makena the samo day Mahuksna Kawaihao and Lau pahochoe tho following day arriving at Hllo tho samo afternoon LEAVES HONOLULU j ARRIVES HONOLULU Friday 28 Tuesday Sept 8 Friday 18 Tuesday 29 Friday Oct 0 Tncsaay 20 Friday 30 Tuesday Nov 10 Friday 20 TaesdayDcc 1 Friday n Tuesday 22 ISTo Tuesday 25 Friday Bopt 4 I Tuesday 15 Friday 25 Tuesday Oct 6 Friday 16 Tuesday 20 Friday Nov 6 Tuesday 17 Saturday 28 Tacsday Dec 8 Friday 18 Tuesday 29 Returning will leave HJlo at 8 oclock p m touching at Laupahoohoo Mahu kona and Kawaihao same day Makena Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following day arriving nt Honolala the afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays rw Will call at Foboikl Puna on trip b marked tfwr- - No Freight will bo received after 8 a m on day of sailing Tho popular route to tho Volcano is via Hilo A good carriage road tho entire dis- tance ¬ Hound trip tickets covering al expenses 5000 Stmr CLAUDINE CAMERON Commander Will leavo Honolulu Taesdays at 6 p m touching at Kahnlul Hana Hamoa and Ivipahuln Maul Heturnlng arrives at Honolulu Sunday afternoons Will call at Nuu Kaupo on second trip of each mouth SDBr No Freight will bo received after r m on day of sailing This Company will reserves the right to moke changes in tho time of departure and arrival of its Steamers without notice and it will not bo responsible for any conse ¬ quences arising therefrom Consignees must be at the Landings to receive their freight this Company wll not hold itself responsible for freight after it has been landed Live Stock received only at owners riBk This Company will not bo responsible for Money or valuables of passengers unless placed in the caro of Parsers W Passengers are requested to par chase Tickets before embarking Tnoso falling to do so will bo subject to an addi ¬ tional charge of twenty five per cent OLAUS SrBEQKELS WM Q IRWIN Clans Spieckels A Co BANKERS HONOLULU - - - H I San Francisco Agents THE NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO DRAW EXCHANGE ON 8AN FHANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank of San Francisco LONDON Tho Union Bank of London Ltd NEW YORK American Exchange Na- tional ¬ Bank OHIOAGO Merohants National Bank PAUIS Comptoir National dEscompto dt Paris BERLIN Drcsdnor Bank HONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong Kong Shanghai BankincOorporation NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA Bank of Now Zealand VIOTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank of Montreal Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business Torm and Ordinary Dopotlts Received Loans made on Approved Booarlty Com ¬ mercial and Travelers Credit Issued Bills of Exchango bought and sold Collections Promptly Accountod For 230 tf J L GARTER practical painter Dccnratlvo Panor Paints Mixed to On Hoiicrlng a Specialty iur roia anu Brushes Loaned Froo Waring Block Beretanla aud Fort Streets TlUElIIOVi 731 cm

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Vol III

Im a Dandy but Im no Dude

General

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LEWIS BONELEBS BREAKFASTBacon Is thu flmut In tlio world Nothingequals it for mildness of miro nnd dollcncyol flavor ond when sliced to porfcctlonnicely cooked nnd daintily served It fairly

molts In the month mid Is so muchsuperior to other brands I lint thero Is absolutoly no comparison A moments tlmonnd a chafing dish will convince you

THIS BAOONbeing sliced thtunorand more evenly thnn19 possible In thi ordinary household glvIiiK moro slices to the pound nnd thornboliiR absolutely no wusto Is renllv ANECONOMY AS WMI1I1 AS A LUXURYIn koy opcnlng tins of one half and onepound each

Ordorn pound box from us wo guaranteeyou will bo ploaied with It

Ill Fart StTELEPHONE 210 P 0 BOX 217

IMPORTERS OF

AND

HONOLULU

erehandise

oo3jissio2st MEiROHiAasrrs

Agents for LloydsCanadian Australian Steamship Line

British Foreign Marine Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific Railway Co

Pioneer Lino of Paekcta from Liverpool

THE FLOW OF THE AGE

Telephone

Wo novor linndlo goods untilthoir moril nnd superiority liavoboon proved When tho NowJohn Dcoro Sec rotary Disc Plowwas oflbrod to us wo had it testedboforo practical mon men whoonly spond monoy to oarn moneyAs thoy approvod of it wo havotukon it in hand It docs itswork porfectly on Hawaiian soil

of all descriptions Practical mon should consult us if thoy wanttho porfection of a Plow

The Pacific Hardware CoTolophono 1G Fort Stroot

H E McINTYRE BROeast Corner fort Ss kino Sts

P O Box 145

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and FeedNow and Fresh Goods received by ovory paokot from California Eastern

States nnd European Markets

Standard Grade of Canned Vegetables Fruits and FishCfe Goods dollvorcd to uny part of the Olty --ZKA

ISLAND TRADE FOLIOITKD HATIRWAnTIOW OU A UANTKTCD

II I THURSDAY AUGUST 20 1890

AROUND TOE WORLD

A Oolumn of Facts of Intoreat NotGenorally Known and Yet WorthKnowing

Tho valuo has boon sworn at220177 iuoluding 7380 iu Eug

land of tho personal ostato of thoMr John Grubb Richardson ofMnyallan County Down who wasouo of tho founders of tho village ofRossbrook which with 4000 inhabit ¬

ants has no public houso or pawn¬

shop policoman or poor rate MnRichardson bequeaths 250 to theLisburn school 250 to tlio Brookfield school and 100 in trust fortho maiutonauco of tho tneotinghouso which ho built for tho Friendsin Bessbrook

Luudy Island ia tho Bristol Chaun ol which so far has possessod nei ¬

ther workhouse public housechapol nor church is about to ob-

tain¬

tho latter through tho gener-

osity¬

of tho lord of the islo Kov HT3 Hoavoti who has commenced tobuild ono on tho site of an ancientruin formely dedicated to StHolena Tho island is threo miloslong by 1 wide and is situatedabout 20 miles from plovolly on theNorth Devon coast ft has been aparish to it son since izso ana lias aresident population of about CO porsons Luudy Island is tho onlyparish in the U Kingdom whichlacks both doctor lawyor and polico-

man¬

Tho enormous amount of woodused ovory year for tho purpose ofmaking paper may be estimatedfrom tho fact that tho Petit Jour-nal

¬

of Paris which has a circula-tion

¬

of over 1000000 copies a dayand is printed on wood pulp paporconsumes in a year 120000 fir treesof auavorage height of GO foot Thisis equivalent to the annual thinningof 250000 acres of forest land

It is stated on the authority ofThe Medical Rocord Now York thatan offer has been made by an in-

ventor¬

to tho municipality of thocity for public consumption athis own expense After preliminaryinquiry tho municipality has decid ¬

ed to obtain an expert report uponthe value of tho proposed measureand if it is found to be of practicalutility tho inventors offer will be ac ¬

cepted as a preliminary to adoptingtho system in case tho experiment issatisfactory

Tho reasons that stars twinklo andplanets do not to any groat degreeis that tho stars are so far away fromus that they appear as moro pointsof light whereas tho planots arenear enough to show n measurabledisc Twinkling is caused by irregu-lar

¬

refraction and intorforeucoof thelight of tho stars after it reaches ouratmosphere

Though Oxford has won tho boatraco eight times moro thau Cam-

bridge¬

in other sports Cambridgesrocord is tho hotter at oricket shehas won thirty ono times to Oxfordstwouty sovon in tho athletic sportsnineteen times to thirtoou at foot-

ball¬

Rugby and association twontyfour times to sevontoen At golfthoy nro even oight gamos oaoh

According to a Frenoh journal aniuvontor has devised an olootric ar¬

rangement which consists of a inic- -

rophono placed near tho hoad of thobaby in its cradle and connocted toa sort of relay which operatos anoloctrio boll placed near to where thonurse is asleep a cry from tho childwill thoroforo causo tho bell to ring

Tho Prince of Walos has givon aohureh to tho Babiugloy parish iuEngland whoro tho first Christianehuroh was orootod iu East Augliaby St Folix tho Burgundian in 000AD

Tho Queens special trains fromCherbourg to Nico and baok costabout 1000 aud H M also had topay for tho spocials from Boulogne

to Nico and back which convoyedtho servants horses carriages andheavy luggage Tho avorago totalcost to tho privy purso of tho Queensannual continental trip is about

10000

Tho editor of tho Japan Gazettohas a grievance Ho says ThoJapanese take infinite troublo toachiovo tho infinitesimal aud thoysucceed If there is anything small-

er¬

thau inviting a journalist to abauqu4t with a view to his reportingtho speeches nnd thou charging himfor his dinner I havo yot to discoverit If thoro is anything smaller thoJapauoso will make Iho discovery

In cotispquonce of I ha riso in thoprico of sulphur in Sicily tho work ¬

men in tho mines demanded an in-

crease¬

of wages which the employ-ers

¬

declinod to grant Tho work-

men¬

accordingly havo ceased alloperations and the situation threat¬

ens to become serious Troops havobeen sent to those places whorotroublo is feared Thero are 80000men engaged iu the Sicilian sulphurmines

Ernest T Hargravo tho newlyelected President of tho Theosophical Society belongs to an oldEnglish family Ouo of his ances ¬

tors was Gen Hargravo ouco Gov-

ernor¬

of Gibraltar and his was adescendant of Sir Martin Frobishortho famous navigator

Mr Wilfrid Ward relates that ina talk about Georgo Eliots nega ¬

tive religious views Tennyson saidHow difficult it is to repeat a thing

as it really happened 1 Georgo Eliothad this conversation with me atAldworth and tho account of itwhich got into priut was that I dis-

puted¬

with her till I was read in thoface and theu roared Go away youand your molecules Tho real factwas that our conversation was sweetas summer and at parting I shookhor hand aud said very gently Ihope you aro happy with your mole-

cules¬

The oldest diary in tho world ac-

cording¬

to a Japanese papor is thatof the Hozaka family laudod pro-prietors

¬

iu the provinco of KoschinThe diary has beeu conBciontiouslykept by tho various heads of thofamily for moro than three centuTip The state of tho weatherwas naturally a matter of great im-

portance¬

to them and oaoh daythey chronicled its condition Buttho books havo othor entries as wellA short time ago a disputo overprocedonco took place between twobranohos of tho samo family in Ko- -

schin each claiming tho originallino Tho contestants appealed totho Ilozaka diary aud found thorecord of a dinner givon sovoral hun ¬

dred yoars ago by tho hoad of thofamily to tho founder of tho samoline The rocord ovon contained thenames of the dishes eaten at thodinner and effectually settled thodisputo

Tho Republic of Goust is situatedin the Lower Pyrenees lv containsa population of sixty persons audmaintains a standing army of fivesoldiers tho son-in-la- of tho presi ¬

dent being the commaudor-iu-ehio- f

Tho ropubllos iudepouco is recog-

nized¬

by both Spain aud Franco between wnicn it ties it oiectB apresident ovory fivo yoars and itsrovenues amount to 1000

Tno Iriuco ol wales is by uomoans so stout and inactive as somauy people suppose It is notovory mau turnod 50 with a 15in

chest who can boast of a waist ofuo moro thau lOiu If ho occasion-ally

¬

appears stouter it is because holikes his olothos to be looso audeasy Tho Princo has a horror foroveuing dress which ho considershideous No ouo can dross quickorthau doos the Princo A valot is ofbut little uso to him and from thomoment when ho gols out of hiabath until his dressing is complotodnot moro thnn ten miuutos havoelapsod

357

Wilders Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

O L WIGHT Pros S B RdSE GeoCapt J A KING Port Supt

Stmr KXNATJGLAKKE Coinruandor

Will leavo Honolulu at 10 a m touching atLahalna Maalaca Ray and Makena thesamo day Mahuksna Kawaihao and Laupahochoe tho following day arriving atHllo tho samo afternoon

LEAVES HONOLULU j ARRIVES HONOLULU

Friday 28Tuesday Sept 8Friday 18Tuesday 29

Friday Oct 0Tncsaay 20Friday 30

Tuesday Nov 10Friday 20TaesdayDcc 1

Friday nTuesday 22

ISTo

Tuesday 25Friday Bopt 4

I Tuesday 15Friday 25Tuesday Oct 6Friday 16Tuesday 20Friday Nov 6Tuesday 17Saturday 28Tacsday Dec 8Friday 18Tuesday 29

Returning will leave HJlo at 8 oclockp m touching at Laupahoohoo Mahukona and Kawaihao same day MakenaMaalaea Bay and Lahalna the followingday arriving nt Honolala the afternoonsof Tuesdays and Fridaysrw Will call at Foboikl Puna on trip bmarked

tfwr-- No Freight will bo received after 8a m on day of sailing

Tho popular route to tho Volcano is viaHilo A good carriage road tho entire dis-tance

¬Hound trip tickets covering al

expenses 5000

Stmr CLAUDINECAMERON Commander

Will leavo Honolulu Taesdays at 6 p mtouching at Kahnlul Hana Hamoa andIvipahuln Maul Heturnlng arrives atHonolulu Sunday afternoons

Will call at Nuu Kaupo on second tripof each mouth

SDBr No Freight will bo received afterr m on day of sailing

This Company will reserves the right tomoke changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conse ¬

quences arising therefromConsignees must be at the Landings to

receive their freight this Company wllnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed

Live Stock received only at owners riBkThis Company will not bo responsible for

Money or valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the caro of ParsersW Passengers are requested to parchase Tickets before embarking Tnosofalling to do so will bo subject to an addi ¬

tional charge of twenty five per cent

OLAUS SrBEQKELS WM Q IRWIN

Clans Spieckels A Co

BANKERSHONOLULU - - - H I

San Francisco Agents THE NEVADABANK OF SAN FRANCISCO

DRAW EXCHANGE ON

8AN FHANOISCO Tho Nevada Bank ofSan Francisco

LONDON Tho Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Na-tional

¬

BankOHIOAGO Merohants National BankPAUIS Comptoir National dEscompto dt

ParisBERLIN Drcsdnor BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai BankincOorporationNEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA

Bank of Now ZealandVIOTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

of Montreal

Transact a General Banking and ExchangeBusiness

Torm and Ordinary Dopotlts ReceivedLoans made on Approved Booarlty Com ¬

mercial and Travelers Credit Issued Billsof Exchango bought and soldCollections Promptly Accountod For

230 tf

J L GARTER

practical painter

Dccnratlvo PanorPaints Mixed to On

Hoiicrlng a Specialtyiur roia anu

Brushes Loaned Froo

Waring Block Beretanla aud Fort StreetsTlUElIIOVi 731 cm

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BVERY AFTERNOON

Except Bunday

At Brito Hall Konia Stroot

BT Telephone fcttl tJJ

8OBS0UIPTION KATES

Per Month anywhere In the Ha- -wnllnn IslnndB 50

Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Ooun

trios 8 00

Fayablo Invariably in Advance

Gainst the wrong that needs resistanceFor the right that needs assistanceFor the future in the distance

And the qood that we can do

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

Advertisements unaccompanied by spe ¬

cific Instructions inserted till ordered outAdvertisements discontinued before ox

plration of specified porlod will bo chargedas if continued for full term

Address all communications to tlio Edi¬

torial Department to Edmund NorrieBusiness letters should bo addressod tothe Manager

EDMUND NOBRIE - - EditorF J TESTA Managor

Residing In Honolulu

THURSDAY AUG 20 189G

THAT MEDIOAIi EXAMINATION

An experienced modical practi-

tioner

¬

who has resided horo forseveral years has traveled aroundthe world and maintains an excel-

lent¬

reputation in our funny littleRopnblio in conversation with anIndependents representative praised

the course of this journal in op-

posing

¬

the medical examination of

those connected with our PublicSohools

His opinions were so forcible thatwe hesitate to republish thoir ver-

batim

¬

Tho experience was of sucha novel naturo to him that perhapshis mildest term wrs prurientcuriosity He suggested that per-

haps

¬

our dearly esteemed and de ¬

parted from these islands friendDr O W of the Anthopological orsome other distinguished society

has left instructions with his succes-

sors

¬

to take further measurements

for the benefit of the learnedSocieties

He furthor said San Franciscohas had her school scandals but if youof Hawaii are wise you will prevent

the introduction of anything thatwill even suggest improprieties inyour publia schools Such an ex-

amination

¬

as is hinted at by yourBoard of Health is an unnecessaryimpropriety Lot tho parents at¬

tend to thoir own children Theyfor their own interests will seo thatthoy aro oloan and healthy

TOPICS OF THE DAY

Tho Hawaii Herald and tho Com ¬

mercial Journal aro calling eachothor namos Lot her go Gallagher

Tho New York Nation for JulySOth contains a lottor to that paper

written by Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd

from Yokohama Japan anent theOoronot party of astronomers This

lottor will bo found in tho Adver-

tiser

¬

of this morning with addod

hoad lines for all tho world liko a

lettor from its own correspondent

no credit being givon to tho news

iiijm iiimWlllWWWllWW

paper from which tho correspond ¬

ence was takou Hro is a clear onso

of larceny porpotratod by tho organof this goody goody Govornmouttho A P A churches tho alpha ¬

betical societies and tho phariseesgonorally A Ohinaman may bo runin by our police for ploying domi-

noes

¬

with acontanto but tho cham-

pion

¬

of all rightoousnoss in thisfunny little ropublic can stool

nowspaper property and go Scotfree But thou the best govern-

ment

¬

thoso islands ovor had nevor

did liko tho Nation because it was

against them

I always thought that man wouldond badly said Francis first of

Austria of his son-in-la- w Napoleonho wroto such a villainous handSeeing a signature of PresidentDoles tho othor day after readingtho above wo at once thought thatour royalist frionds might toko

courage

While tho Government is improv-

ing¬

our commercial stroots practic-

ally¬

owned by members of tho familycompact composing the Govern ¬

ment or being behind it it is ap ¬

parently inattentive to the peoplesstreets and tho sidowalks thoy have

to tramp over Perhaps when ourcoin comes horo tho administratorsof Hawaii will have the courage toforce property holders to complywith tho law Tho subalterns of

tho powers that bo aro attentive totheir duties and yet thoy aro prac-

tically

¬

powerless because they daronot offend their chiefs who in thoirturn aro influenced by others

Considering the unusual mortal-

ity

¬

among infants during the lastyear in Honolulu the following itemmay bo of interest

Alameda August 5 The tuberculino test of dairy stock that is nowboing tried at Oakland says Veteri ¬

nary Inspector Carpenter will re-

sult¬

in a combination of San Fran-cisco

¬

and Oakland dairymen whowill go before tho tho next sessionof the Legislature and demandheavy indemnity for tho many cowbthat have been slaughtered Itwould seem to mo that thoir claimwould bo a just ouo too as it iswell known that tho now test willshow tuberculosis whon the milk isnot in any way affected

The bulletin board kept at thoHealth Office in this city for themonth of July gives tho Alamedadairies clean bills and shows thoirherds to bo in first class condition

Tho revisory editor has an ideathat the writer refers to the reportspresented by Dr Emerson andMontsarratt in connection with thooattlo on Manoa to tho Board of

Health

Wo havo read a few books in ourdays and are not altogother un-

familiar

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with tho so called classicalauthors Wo wore however surprisedto read in tho P O Advortisor thismorning that one Eoussian hadboon introduced to tho worldsnotice by Professor Scott and thosyndicate roporter of tho SummerSchool as tho author of EmiloOno would have thought that thename of Joan Jacques Rousseau was

immortal onough to prevent nearlyhalf a dozen mutilations at thohands of our most esteomod literatofriends

As wo havo roaahod the time of

tho cholera epidemic annivorsnryand as our city is not much sweotorsmelling than it Avas beforo thoCitizens Sanitary Committee clean ¬

ed it ovon the slightest suggestionmay bo usoful for the members of

tho Board of Health How danger- -

Wj4JUMMVte MipwuxirinfrjiraTvVUT

ous it is to havo o lapdog as a pot

may bo road by tho following item

Ploas Prosidont Smith issuo a regu ¬

lation in connection with suchdangerous frivolities

A young lady 18 years of ago hasjust died in St Petorsburg undersingular circumstances Whilo tra-

veling from Moscow sho mado a potof a lapdog belonging to anothorlady in tho snmo compartment Shewas continually fondling it andoven ato out of tho same plato withit After reaching homo a pimploappeared on her face which soonswelled to an alarming oxtont andin a few hours tho girl died in torriblo agony it is supposed ofblood poisoning

Tho last Legislature onaotod cer-

tain¬

laws having for thoir object amore moral lifo among our residentsin this country It was and is wellknown toourlow mokors that manypersons are practically living underconditions that violate the law andyet ono seldom hears of any attemptboing mado to vindicate tho law

Probably tho offenders are abovo tholow Influence is becoming to botoo predominant in Hawaii nei

Tho Board of EducationMinister of Public Instruction

H E Cooper presided at yester ¬

days mooting of tho Board of Eduoation The following recommend-ations

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of tho committee wereadopted

Mrs E W Estop Miss Nellie Rickard Miss May Wright W H BeersHonokoa S Keliinoi Thos BartowCharles F True Waianao St ChadPiiauaia Pahoohoe Alex IlihiaWaiawa Miss Isabel Kelly FortStroot Miss A H Crook Miss EllaElla Crook Ulupalakua Miss LKahooio Laupahoohoo Miss BelloWalker Miss Lizzie Graco MaemaoMiss Aikue Waiahole Miss ByorHilo Select School Miss BellaWeight Hilo Union School LilinoeHapai Louisa Brown WaiakeaJamos M Taggard Mrs ToggardHaaheo N E Lemon SpreckelsvilleWm Isaacs Hauula Miss MarySmith Fort Street School MissMabel Lampman High School WmKaluakini Lahaina Augustus BricoKekaha

Details of no public interest wereconsidered

Tho Inspector General reportedthat ho had appointed Edgar Woodsas Professor of Natural Sciences attho High School

Director Bowon sensibly suggest-ed

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that tho salaries of desorvingteachers should bo raised withoutthoir applying for tho promotion

Dr Borson of Stassfurt who haslatoly mado several exceedingly loftyballoon ascensions carries along acylinder of compressed oxygen fit-ted

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with a tubo for breathingWhenever ho experiences discomforton account of the rarity of tho at-mosphere

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a few whiffs from thecylinder suffice to restore himMountain climbers would probablyfind this a very useful addition totheir outfit On one occasion DrBorson reaohod an altitude of 31300foot 2000 feet higher than MountEverest

TO NIGHT

DxlILL SHED

Thursday August 20th

ELSIE ADAIRAND

Company

An Entire Change of Program

IJIIOB 1 75c 00c Beats on salo ntWall Nichols Co

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lMBHlfrlfcllWlimilllhlM

rMNippon Yusen Kaisha

TRANS PACIFIC LINE

For Seattle Wash

Tho Nippon Yuson Kaiehas

Star Miike Maru

Will Sail for Soattlo

On Friday August 21 1896

AT 6 OCLOCK P M

fjF For Freight or Passage applyto

WM G IRWIN CO Ltd35 td AGENT3

Oceanic Steamship Go

Australian fail Service

For San FranciscoThe Now and Flno Al Steel Steamship

UALAMEDAOf the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Syctnoy andAuckland on or about

ATJgUSt SOtllAnd will leave for the above port withMails and Passengers on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho New and Flno Al Steel Steamship

U MONOWAIOf the Oceanlo Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

August ST tilAnd will havo prompt despatch with Maiand Ptsfongers for the above ports

Tho undersigned aro now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to All Points in tiie

United States

For furthor particulars reardlneFreight and Passage apply to

Wm Q IRWIN CO LdGeneral Agents

GET YOUR

HOUSE NUMBERED

Wo guarantee to place a pormanontly cor-rect

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number on Your

HOUSE or STOREAT YOUR OWN PRICE

Wo guarantco that you noed NEVERchange Your Number Wo guarantee thatwe will number this town corrcotly from

Sans Souoi to KalihiOUR CANVASSERS WILL CALL

ON YOU SOON

We must havo tho support of the peo-ple

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You can havo a

Tin Glass Brass Copper IronOr any other kind of sign you want

Q H BERRY350 6t MANAGER

DONT FORGET

DONT forget that tho quality of tholoathor in a harnoss regulates morathan anything elso its wearing proper ¬

ties You cannot oxpect poor leatherto wear well Harnesses ruado fromtho best leather will look well and woarwell as only tho best loather can wearA harness that always looks well with ¬

out mach attontlon and doos not needfrequont ropoirs

IS THE HARNESS

Island ordors solicited and promptly at ¬

tended to

G R COLLINS337 King Street near Nunann

TELEPHONE 002

Ti fTnirYprjgawtf Jtvar wmUmfSfajassram-

H liiliWIiillMi iHIM

Anchor SaloonComer King and Nuuanu Sts

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Headquarters for Mechanics and Laborers

TUB OELKDRATED

Frenricksburg Drauglit 6

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Solo Agonts for tho Renowned

Long LifoAND

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Oysters for CocktailsPer Every Australia

flW Call and be convinced -- tt

Empire SaloonCorner Nuuanu and Hotel Btfl

D W McNichol - - Managor

unoicG Wines Liauors aips

PORTERS Etc ON DRAUGHT

Balf-and-Ha- lf on Draught

Handmade Sonr MashA SPECIALTY

v proi n i

uauis MCOaM8 I SHAW Proprietor

Corner King and Nuuanu Street

Choice LiquorsAND- -

Fine Beers i

TELEPHONE 411 -

Metropolitan Meat Go

81 KING STREET

G 3 Waller Manaqer

Wholcsalo andRetail

BUTCHERSADD

Navy Contraotors

PALACE RESTAURANT

Corner of Botbol and Hotol Sts

Comfortablo Prlvato Rooms for Ladlesand Gentlemen Open from 6 am to 1 am

Tickets - - - 160RlHaLv Mu - - Win

SUdlOKA

King Street wakal betwoen Maunakca and Kokaullke Streets

HORSE SHOEING a Specialty75o to 1150 According to Blzn

BEWABD OFFERED

A DIAMOND STUD HAS BEEN LOSTA llboral roward will bo paid to the

finder at the olllco of The Independentcorner of King and Konia Streets

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NOTICE

SUBSCRIBERS ARE RESPECTFULLYall subscriptions aro pay¬

able strictly In advance by the monthquarter or year

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Tlin Hoalani Yacht aud Boat Clubwill hnvo a pleasure party to morrowevening

Rev Alexander MneluiiRtosh iavlflitinR Mr and Mrs F W Gladeat Kokaha

Tho Elsio Adair Company haveBomb extra attractions for this evouinga nutortainuiont

Tho Miiko Maru sails to morrowafternoon for Seattle WashingtonW G Irwin Co aro tho agents

Olomont L Wraggo Esq thefamoiiB weather prophet of Queens-land

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is a through passonger by thoAlameda

Tho Rowing Association has docidod to plane in tho September Re ¬

gatta day program races for six andton oared barge

Tho Stars and tho Houolulus fighton the diamond field on Saturdaynoxt The Honolulus threaton togivo tho Stars a surprise

Captain Enrics DAlbertis of theItalian Navy 1b registered at theHawaiian Hotel Tho distinguishedcommander will make a short stayon tho Islands

As the Alamedn sailed this aftornoon tho band will play at ThomasSquare this ovoning with a very in ¬

teresting program There aro goodselections as well as popular catobyones

Harry Wirth well known hero asthe manager of the Wirths circusis dead He died on board a steamerwhile on passage betweeu Yokohamaand Hong Kong Tho immediatocauso of death was pneumoniasucceeding a cold

Allon Hutchinson has finished hisbust of Bornica Fauahi Bishop forthe trustees of tho Bishop estateAs with all the works of this dis-tinguished

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sculptor it is a master-piece

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It will bo on exhibition attho Musoum to morrow

Lau Ohong alleged to be the in-

fluential¬

agent of the planters inlabor contracts is expected hero inDecember next His intimatefrionds and associates ridicule pre-vailing

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rumors that his life is indauger in China and place thorn totho account of jealousy and un-successful

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business schemes

Prof Drossier of tho SummerSchool left by the Alameda to dayTho school adjourned to pay him Ha-waiian

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honors and to cover him withleiB Tho Hawaiian toachors sangseveral Hawaiian songs as thosteamermoved away His wifes sick ¬

ness called him homo earlior thauho anticipated

James Olds Jr woll known hereattomptod to cure himself of abilious disease before consulting adoctor Instead of taking a soidlitzpowder ho swallowed somethingelse Dr Murray was at once calledin and administornd proper roliofpThe boy will be more careful in se ¬

lecting his medicines in futurem

Alamodaa PnsBoncors

Tho O S S Cos steamship Ala ¬

meda took away thiR afternoon thofollowing passengers for San Francibco Judgo Widomann and wifoMiss Gertie Widomann Miss AnnaWidomann F W Macfarlano andwifo Irmgard Maofarlane Mrs JnoF Bowler Senator Hooking andwifo R W McOhesney and wifeJ M McOhesney and wife MissDocon Ronald Kennedy M 0 Ed ¬

wards J E Richards wife and twosons A G Nopea Mrs RhodesEngineer A W Keooh with 43cabin and 20 steerage passengersin transit

Elsio Adair

To night is the last show but onoof Miss Elsie Adair and her talentedcompany Tho drill shed will bepacked and no ono should lose thochance to see tho famous dancerMr Vanderlip has constructed arailroad from Canada to Australia asketch of which will be prosontodto night Tho only portion of thetraok we have seen so far runsthrough the Dimond alley past thePostofflco When Mr Vanderlipssubmarine road gots finished wo willall travel without getting seasick

Ball on Saturday

The basoball secret of tho conteston Saturday next has been discover ¬

ed Willy Lucas aftor a rotiromont offivo years will pitch for tho Hono-

lulus¬

If he can regain his oldform ho will givo tho Stars a goodgame It is intondod that tho Starstho Honolulus rind tho First Roginiont will play a gontlomans gamoand fight for victory irrespective ofoutside-- influences

anAUliUAAtM4ttUAmA iMlAlMiM

WATEItFKOXJT WHlSPdlUNOS

Tho Japamse Monnior Miiko Maruwas an early arrival on the lflth iutM days from Yokohama She brings200 Japanese stmlouts and a smallcargo of Japtuesn waruF Win Q

Irwin Co aro the Honolulu agentsThe barkeiltino Archer left at 11

a m yosforduy bound to San Fran ¬

cisco with about MOO tons of Com-

bination¬

Sugar Look out for thoArchers stick Cnpim

Tho barkontinoTrmgard has finish-

ed¬

discharging at tho Irmgard wharfCaptain Schmidt ox pouts to get afull load of sugar and will go ontho borth aftor tbo bark AudrowWelch

Tho 1500 tons of freight by thoWelch is coming out with despatchCaptain Drew will have his vesselotnpty today and ready for sugarMato Small is an adopt at handlingcargo

The Makee and her old boiler havoparted company The new kettleof 9 tons will bo placed in positionat onto Captain Campboll is direc-

tor¬

Four hundred and thirty tons ofbonomoal consigned to O Brewer itCo is being piled on tho Likelikewharf This heavy importation offertilizer will be shipped to Wailukuearly noxt week

Tom Cook Sonior Inspector ofCustoms has gone to Maui Comodian Billy will knock tho epicureout of Tom whon ho gets timeDoughnuts and coffee for two

S E P Taylor aftor a long siegeof illness is again on deck Take atrip to tho Volcano Tay old boy

Lyle Logan marino reporter ofthe Bulletin is shy of Browerswharf The odor from fish guanocauses a sinking sensation in thatgentlemans stomach Not exactlybut very near it

A M Hewott resigned his positionas purser of the steamer Keauhouyesterday Alexander has workedhard and faithfully for tho InterIsland Company for over two yoars

TJio steamer Alameda arrivedoarly this morning 17 days 6 hoursfrom Sydney Sho sailed at 2 p mtaking a small cargo of sugar andEeveral hundred bunches of H B Dbananas from this port

Tho bark lolani sailed for NewYork this afternoon taking 2081tons of island sugar Captain McCluso is a popular skipper and hissailors have stood by him Goodluck captain come again

Shanks Mossman has dovolopodconsiderable muscles whilst work-ing

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on tho Hackfelds guano Adollar fifty will make him performsome collosal feats of strongth Howill be in the dollar fifty BetShanks and soot

Frank Ostroins zoological collec-

tion¬

of cats at tho railroad depotmust be soon to bo appreciated Anintelligent white Thomas is an espe-cial

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favorite of Frank and as fondof fie as his master

The bktne W H Dimond is dis-

charged¬

and cargo delivered Showill load sugar after the bark AldenBesse in tho Spreckels lino ofpackets

Tho Imtost Story

Tho fertile imagination of theeditor of the Advertisor has hatchedanother story Tho woman inblack has been disoardod and tho

peculiar incident of a man inwhite has been substitute Thofollowing rot was doled out to thoroadors of tho official organ thismorning

There was a vory peculiar occur-rence

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at tho Hawaiian Hotel about230 o m yesterday Tho nightwatchman was standing on thoveranda wheu ho noticed a man inwhite clothes standing near thofence on Richards stroet Ho walk ¬

ed up and down and then wont toBerotania streot repeating tho satnoperformance for au hour and a halfAfter that ho went away aud re-

turned¬

soon after in a black suitHo saw that ho had been watohodand disappeared

Tho new British Army magaziuoriflo will throw a bullet to a distanceof over 4000 yards

ihu Hoard of HeiilthAt yesterdays meeting ihn Board

was presided over by President WO Smith

Dr Monsarratt repotted 140 bul-

locks¬

find 10 women examinedMr Moyers the veteran of Molo

kai reported favorably in regard tocofToo shops at tho Leper Settle ¬

ment Owing to certain detailswhich required arraugmml thofinality of tho affair was postponed

Matters of dotail were discussedand reports from Dr Stuart Eldredgo Sanitary Inspector of Hnwaii at Yokohama in reference tosmall pox and gholpra wero road

Dr Wood reported his observa ¬

tions in regard to filtrationof waternt Hongkong aud made sorno vorysensible suggestions in rogard totho establishment of filtration worksfor Honolulu

Iboy Banco

Tho ball given under tho auspicesof tho Kuights of Pythias on Tues ¬

day evening at Sans Souci was agrand succoas Sovoral hundred peoplo woro present and Major GeorgeLycurgus was untiring in makingtho visitors at home at tho famoussoa sido reaoort Tho danco kepton until tho sma woo hours andthou tho boys and girls wont homeThe committees having chargo oftho affair aro dnserving of thohighest credit The Knights ofPythias rank among tho most pro-minent

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of the orders of truo Amer ¬

ican organizations Tn personalitythoy are men but whon wearing thouniform of their order they are dis-

ciplinarians¬

Misconduct in uni-

form¬

disgraces tho man

BUSINESS L00AI8

Extra quality 4 button Kid Glovefor SI at N S Sachs

Fine Drapprifs now patterns andclosiug 8 yards for 61 at Sachs 520Fort street

Fronch Wovo Corsots in all quali-ties

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aud sizes suitable for walkingor riding at Kerrs

Tablo Linen Napkins Bed Spreadsand Sheetings choaper thau else ¬

where at N S Sachs

Four Button Kid Gloves stitchedbacks at 1 per pair tho best valuein town at Korr8

Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand-kerchiefs

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at 1 per dozen 100 dozensjust opened at Korrs

Puro Linen Bleached TabloDamask at 55c per yard is ono ofthe loaders at KerrV

Cunningham will soon bo readyto announco tho formal opening oftho romodelod Anchor It will be adaisy Thora is a talk of a lunchtablo

I wonder if wator is fit to drinkyet Guossit is a livo noudoscriptcame through tho Hydrant thismorning in good hoalth By Jovethen Ill stick to that now tap ofSeattle Rauior at tho Criterion

Tho Pabst Milwaukee boor is ex-

cellent¬

in bottles aud is perhapsbettor than in the draught It maycost a trifle tnoro than othor beorsbut j fc pays to buy it Tho RoyalPacific and Cosmopolitan can sup-ply

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you

Tho Empire McBrayer WhiskeyWould make a dying mau frisk

In fact it is saidTwill awakon tho dead

Though the statement wo fear isor risky

This is just tho woathor that onoshould drink Pabst Milwaukeo boorIt is light wholosome and thirst ap ¬

peasing aud tho Royal Paoifio andCosmopolitan aro the saloons whoreyou can procure it

Is this a 15 to 1 city asked ourSan Francisco visitor It is onSunday aiiBworod tho kamaaiua

On Sunday Yes Sixteen gofishing for drinks to ono going tochurch Wo havo to get our Sundaysupplios on Saturday from JimDodd

Cant you people sit closer to-gether

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there shouted one of Painespolito buss drivor No we cantreplied tho man with n lady com ¬

panion Wove boon marnod forsix mouths and are not running aTribuuo tandem

How full our pastor was yestorday morning Of his subject Imoan Yos but how slow ho wasin emptying hiniBolf Ho wanted agood dose of Pabst Milwaukeo boorto invigorate his strength and accelorato his delivory

HAWAIIAN

BaaefoaH - Association

BASEBALL SEASON

Starsvs

HonolulusSATURDAY ATJU- - 22 1896

GAME UALITJD AV 330 1 MADMISSION - - f CIKNTH

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fiMJild

The Celebrated Thoroughbred Stallion

Ittftf

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rf jBn a tti

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BtyUlk

rti

Bwr

Will Stand for the Season atWaikiki

Tho Lemon Wuiklki Promises

LOUD BItOOK Is by Bryant W by Mon-

day¬

DamModJDskabyJonDaniols Foroxtcnslvo pedlgrf o refer to the AmericanStudbook LOUD mtOOIC is 7 years oldnnd lias on excellent record on tho loralrace tracks

OS-- For Terms apply lo the SUblo350 tf

MWJftMQWSb

Wovo said something oncoor twico about tho beauties oftho dining table whon proporlydrosscd with appropriate chinaand glassware Everything deponds upon the quality andartistic design

You havo had China nowsgaloro now for glassware Youvolived half your lifo with tho improssion that cut glass is toohigh priced an article for you towus You aro wrong Wo

are soiling to day gonuino cutglass salt collars individual indiflbront dosigns for two bitsouch thoyvo sold in othor storesin Honolulu as high as 2 Itstho way wo buy Wo havo alsosots consisting of a tray onopoppor and ono salt silver tops

2 You novor hoard of thornbeing sold anywhoro for lossthan 10 You nover saw thornboforo in Honolulu Our stockgoes from thoso small pioces totho heavier and largor disheswhich sell at 150

In choap tumblers wo ollor athorough finished articlo at 50conts a dozon and in caso youmight wish to uso thorn for proservo glassos wo throw in a tintop for oach Wo havo an ongravod docantor holds a quart35 conts u pressed glass pickloor olivo dish for 10 conts n

borry sot 7 pioces 75 contsTho- - avorago man doos not

know how much glass is usod intho housohold Wo do and wohavo 150 pattorns of glasses tosoloct from In lamp chimnoyswo havo all sorts No 1 Athreo for a quartor No 2 13

ton conts oaoh

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BY AUTHORITY

IBKXQAT10N NOTICE

Holders of Wator Privileges or thosepoylng water rates nro horeby notifiedtlmt tho bourn for Irrigation purposes orefrom 0 to 8 oclock a m and i to 0 oolocky m AXDKKW BROWN

Supt Honolulu Walor WorksApproved

1 A KinuAHulstorof tho Interior

Honolulu July 10 1800 328 tf

Exocutorso Notico

rpiIU UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENJL duly appointed Executor under thotho Inst will of Mrs Lahola Shaw ofLahnlna Maul decensed notlco Ishereby glvon to nil creditors of tho de ¬

ceased to present their claims whethersecured by mortKflgo or otherwlso dulynuthontlciitod and with tho proper vouch-ers

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if onyoxist to tho undorsigned withinBlx Months CO from tho dato hereof ortnoy will bo forovor barred and oil personsindebted to tho deceased nro requested tomoke immediato payment to tuo under-signed

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ot his rcsidenco In Lohalna nforoHaid O B GOOKETTExccator under tho last will of Mrs Lahela

Shaw deceasedLnhalna August 3 1890 850 3 oaw

m MURRAY321 323 King Street

The Lending

Carriage and

Wagon Mauufactnrer

AM MATERIALS ON HAND

Will furnish everything outside steamboats aud boilers

Horse Shooing a Specialty

tnou TRLKPHONK B72

lakaaiwanaPrinting House

F J TESTA FnonuETOB

Konln Street above North Corner of King

Book and Job PrintingNEATLY DONE

Patrons can be satisfied by a TrialOrdor

Ka Maknninana Tho IndependentHoolaho Alanaolo ana Estate Regis

tor aro printed hero

To savo your Taxes and o largo portionof your rent bny your edibles at the

Palama GrocerySquare dealing at reasonable rates has

necessitated increased facilities for carry-ing

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a much largor nnd more fully assortedstock tban heretofore

kit mackerelsoused Pig Feettongues and Sounds

Salmon bellies Single or kitsAT LOW ItATES

GOOD BUTTER 25c POUND

Fino Fat Salmon deliveredTel 755 Hallway Popot

GoodsOpposite

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MODERN TIMES

Sale 3taJoleNuuanu Ave opp Englo Houso

Saddle Carriage Work HorsesAMY AYS ON HAND

Kind and Truo Family HorsesA SPECIALTY

CSf All orders recelvo prompt attontlonami try to plonso ovoryone

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1ST BRBHAM

F HORN

The Pioneer BakeryBread Iics Cakes of nil kinds fresh

ovory day

Frosh lea Cream mado of tho Best Woodlawn Cream In all Flavors

TLo llnest Homc mado Confectionery

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JUST ARRIVEDA now lot of tho Kiiioat

Musical Instruments

Autotaarps Gultnrti Violins Etc

Also u now invoioo of tho Celebrated

Westermeyer PianosSpecially manufactured for tho tropical

climato second to nono

MOKK THAN 100 OP THEM SOLD

On tho Hawaiian Islands during tho lastyears

ALWAYS ON HANI A COMPLETEASSOHTMKNT OF

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise

Also tho choicest European and Ameri-

can¬

Beers Ale Wines LiquorsAT MOST ItKASONAlIE TRICES

Ed HOFFSOHLAEGElt CO

Comer King Bethel Streets

Telophono 891 P 0 Box 101

C KLBMMB CO

CASH GROCERSFort Street Chaplain Lane

Carry a full lino of

Groceries of Every Description

gtf Island orders promptly attended to

F11ESH GOODS BY EVEKY STEAMER

gmr Goods Delivered Free in Every Partof tho Pity JMfMlm

DONT FORGET

DONT forgot that tho quality of tho

leathor in a harness regulatos more

than anything olso its wearing proper ¬

ties You cannot oxpect poor leatherto wear well Harnesses niado fromtho best leather will look well and wear

well as only the best leather can wear

A harnoss that always looks well with ¬

out much attention and does not need

frequent repairs

IS THE HARNESSIsland orders solicited and promptly at ¬

tended to

C R COLLINS337 King Strcot near Nuuanu

TELEPHONE fifi2

PALACE RESTAURANT 1

Corner of Bethel and Hotol Sts

Comfortablo Private Booms for Ladlesand Gentlemen Opon from 5am to 1 am

Tickets

DAVID K BAKEBIPIjORiIST

Nuuanu Valloy above Mausoloam

ALL FlowersOHDE11B

andPlants will recolvoprompt and faithfulatttcnlon Freodollvoryto all parts within tuo cuyiimiis

Lois Evorgreonsand Carnations aSpeciality

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tho

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REMOVAL

Iv

JOHN PHILLIPSHas removed his Plumbing Business from

King streot to tho premises on

Hotel StreetKnrnmrly occupied byWovn

U7II- - Uallav

GEORGE TURNER

The Boss House Painter

ONE HAS ACCEPTED MY LONGNO Htandlng Challenge as mv Paintshavo boon proved to bo made of tho PurostLinseed Oil and tho Host Metallic Products

I dont run tho risk of Increasing Insurnnco rates by tho use of Tar or other Combnstlblo or Inllammablo Material

nouns Painting and Pxpnr nanglng

Unexcelled by tho trado and alwaysguaranteed

Of- f- Telophono to No 023 or call attho cornor of Bcrctanla and Fort Streetsfor Estimates

Hollister Drug Go

BEOTSraSTS

Fort StreetHONOLTTLT7 H 1

Benson Smith Co

DRUGGISTS

Fort StreetHONOLULU H I

W II RIOKARD

General Business Agent

WILL ATTEND TO

lOQTBFancing in All Its BranchesCollecting and All Buoinoss

Matters of Trust

All business ontrustcd to him will rccelvdprompt and careful attention

Ofllce Houokaa Hamakua Hawaii

Brace faring Co

Real Estate Dealers503 Fort St near King

building lotshouses and lots and

lands For Sale

W Parties wishing to dispose of tholrPrniinrHfiH nrn Invito to rnll on ns

MOR1KAWATio Champion of His Trade

Akana Stables Konia Strcot abovoHotel

Blacksmith Carriage Builder

Repairer

Horse Shoeing a Specialty

His charges as a Smith aro tho Lowest intho Trado and his work Is uncqualed

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Oceanic Steamship Co

TIME TABLE

LOCAL LINE

S S AUSTRALIAArrlvo Honolulu Leavo Honolulu

from S F for S V

Sept 4 i SoptOSept 28 OetSOct 20 Oct 28Nov 10 Nov 21Deo 11 Deo 10

TIIKQUGII LINEFrom Sun Francisco From Sydnoy for

for Sydnoy San FranciscoArrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

Monowat Auk 27 I Alameda Aug20Alameda Beptit I Mariposa Sopt 17Mariposa Out 92 I Mnnowal OotinMonowal Nov 10 j Alamcd Nov 12AIaiiioiIr lion 17 Mnrlrmtm Tn 10

fMmwtmu

Odo to Sprhift

By an A PAINow Winter having run his raco

Hath made his exit from tho bcouoAnd linluful Spring cisHiiinos his placo

Arrayed in robes of odious Greon

No wolcouio have wo for thoo SpringThy vordaut niantlo tnaltos mo

madIf thou liadst ehoson anything

But Groou I shouldnt fuol so bad

Tho lipids tho rounds tho troes Ihograss

All don tho samo Hibomtnn hueAud through tho garden as wo pass

Tho shamrock Greon affronts ourviow

O Naturel wo boseech theo tryTn strain a point aud grant our

prayerIloncefprward use some other dye

For greonish pigmonts make usswear

When oer tho lawn I sadly strollTho peacocks ilauut thoir flaring

tailsAround as if to vox my soul

For in thosH tails tho Greon provails

O Sun why shinest thou so brightThy radiance makes my bosom

bleedWo A l As distrust thy light

A lantern gives us all wo neod

As if to wound us deoper yetOur congress at Wisconsins call

Sots up the statuo of MarquettoNext Lincolns in Memorial Hall

And now tho Senate like a packOf sycophantic Papal tools

Has put th appropriation backIn aid of Romish Indian schools

But most of all it stirs ray spleenTo soo that Papist McAdoo

Having our warships painted GroonWhen Oraugo is tho fittest huo

In spite of Traynors wrath in spiteOf Lintons liorce hysteric zeal

Our warships will go forth to fightAll Green from quartor deok to

keel

O Spriugl toar off thy verdant robeIts huo we loathe abhor disdain

Take any color on tho globeBut that and wo will neer com-

plain¬

But if thou wilt not chango thyguise

To blue or red at least bring onsorao uraugo lines tnat our oyos

Sorao spot may havo to rost upon

In case thou wilt not hear my prayerOh I let mo seek my darkest don

And hatch dark schemes of vengoance thoro

Till greonless Wintor comes again I

Sharpshooters to tho Front

The following scores of the firstCompany of Hawaiis Sharpshootersdeserve to be recorded as for evenossof scoring they aro superior to thoaverages of Groedmoor Wimbledonor Bisloy Tho possible or maxi-

mum¬

is CO

riKST TEAM

Dodge 47WallWE 47Damon 47McVeigh 46Corbett 46Hitchcock 46Wall A 0 46Wall OJ 46McLean 45WatorhouseA 45

SECOND TEAM

Forbes 45Gibson 44Cassidy 43Wood 43Drummond 43Everett 43Johnson HD 43Rhodes 42Farnsworth 42Graco 42

THIRD TEAM

Emorson N B 41Martin 41Bell 41Dexter 41King 41Wikaudor 41Scott 40Oat 40Johnson G 80McCandless J A 39

Tho appearance ofaboy with extraordinary powers ofdivination is reported from RodezTho youth is stated to havo soon thoapparitions of several saints anddisolosod many secrets He is saidto havo poiutod out tho spot whorothe bells of tho old local church aroburied adding that tho searcherswould first onoountor 2 skolotonsTho skolotons havo boen found andtho bolls are now boiug sought

Wm G Irwin CoLlMITIl

Win G Itwln President A ManiigarOlaus Sprockols Vice PresidentW Mi Glirard Secretary TreasurerTheo C lortcr Auditor

SUG AK FACTORS

Commission Agents

AUENTS OF THE- -

Oceanic Steamship CoinpyOf Run Knuinloen Cnl

Mortfjapcoos Notico of Intention toForeclose and of Salo

pmtSUANT TO A lOWBU OF SALEJL contained In that certain Mortgagemade by Kiialoha Maui k and Kaaiw his wlfo to S W Ukumca for thoHul Ainaollolualoa 1 a mo 2 dated tho

28th day of Juno A D 18b0 of record Intho Registry of Deeds In Honolulu InBook 118 pogo 200 notico Is herohy glvonthat tho Mortgngeo intends to foreclosesaid Mortgago for conditions broken towit tlifl non payment of interest andprincipal when duo

Notico is also given that af tor thrco wcokspublication of this notico from dato thepromises secured by this Mortgago will boHold at tho auction rooms of Jas 1 Mor ¬

gan on Qucon Street Honolulu

Oti Wednesday August 26 1896

AT 12 OCLOCK NOON OF SAID DAY

8 W UKUMEADated July 30 1800 Mortgagee

Sr-- For further particulars inuuiro ofJas K Knulla Attorney for Mortgagee

Tbo premises to ho sold Is Ono 11 Sharoundivided in tho AIna Hut o Hoiualoa 1a mo 2 in tho namo of Kcaloha Maul byDeed mado by W It Castlo and his wifeto tho HulKuai Alna o Hoiualoa 1 a mo2 dated tho 31st day of December 1887and recorded In Book 103 on pages 450 tolr3 being Award No 7713 to Victoria Kamamaln of the Ahupuaa of Hoiualoa 1

and 2 at North Konn Hawaii3il 3toaw

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OREIGHTON OORREA

Attorneys at Law

208 Merchant Streot Honolulu316 ly

PAUL NEUMANN

COUNSELLOJI AND ATTORNEY-AT-LiA-

Merchant Street Honolulu

ANTONB ROSA

Attorney-at-La- w

Kaahumauu Street Honolulu

A S HUMPHREYS

Office

Attorney-at-La- w

Kaahumanu StreetHonolulu

R N BOYD

Surveyor and Real Estate Agent

Offlco Bethel Streot ovor tho Now230 Modol ltostaurant ly

JOHN NOTT

Plumdino Tin Coiteb and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolulu

GONSALVES CO

Wholesale Grooers and WineMerchants

225 Queen Strcot Honolulu

HAWAIIAN WINE CO

Frank Brown Manager

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Dealers in Lumber and Coal andBuildino Materials of

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Carriage Manufactory128 130 Fort Street

Carriage BuilderAND KBPAIKISB

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