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Attorney and Counselor at Law,Office, Site of the Old Bethel-W- est

Corner of King and BethelStreots. jy2l

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaabumnnu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaahumann Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.

Office; Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluHale), adjoining Post Office,

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H. P. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

86 King St., Bell Telephone 107.

A. S. MEDEIROS & CO.,

lYTercliant Tailors.American, English and Scotch

Tweeds on hand. First-clas- s

work guaranteed.Hotel St., under Arlington Hotel, Honolulu

jy 17-lm- on.

JB GKERTZ,

HAS BE-OPEN-KD his

Boot & ShoeStore,

Opposite the Ciub Stable onFort Street, and will 1glad tose his old friends.

raay7-- tt

WM, DAVIES,Rigger, .

Stevedorp and

"' ALL KINDS OF WOX. - v.

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MACFABLANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Knahnnmna Street; Honolulu.

J. PHILLIPS, -

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TOPPER-SMIT-

Hons and Ship Job "Work

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H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,

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Corner ofKing and Fort Sts., Honoluln

F. H. REDWARD,

CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 506 King Street, Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Real Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

CornerFort and Queen Streets, Honolulu

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Stock and GeneralMerchandise. '

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"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE 33 SALOON I

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Corner Uetiiel and Hotel Sts.

Capt. Wm. Davies,

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Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

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By Every 8an Francisco Steamer

Salt Salmon in Barrelsa Specialty.

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WESTES andSPIRITS

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Iron Braae, Bronze, Zinc,

Tin asd Lead Castings, MafGeneral Repair Shop for Steam Engines;

Bice MIlfa, Corn Milk,Water Wheels, "Wind Mills, etc.

Machines for the CIeng of Coffee,

. Castor Oik, Beans, Eamie, Sisal,

Pineapple Leaves & other Fibrous rials.And Paper Stock

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HAWAII'S " BLUE " LAWS

CONSTITUTION and LAWr

Jraiiied l)y tie Missionaries. ,

LAWS of the HAWAIIAN"

ISLANDS.

VII. It is taboo for a woman to "marry ?thVfolldtwingr e-

olations. '" 'z -- 'f

1 Her grandfather.-

2 Her grandmother's busband. . .13 Her husband's grandfather. - - 1

4 Mother's brother. .- V

5 Father's brother."

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6 Father's sister's husband.7 Mother's sister's husband.8 Husband's father's brother. :

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9 Husband's mother's brother.-- , r - '10 Father.11 Mother's husband; .

" " '12 Husband's father. - - "

13 Son. .--

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;14 Husband's son. " - .15 Daughter's husband :& . . . ..

16 Brother. , --!'17 Grandson. -

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18 Son's daughter's husband. --

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19 Daughter's daughjerjs,husbandv- -

20 Husband's son's son21 Husband's daughter's son. -

22 Son's son. .'

23 Sister's son.-

24 Brother's daughter's husband.25 Sister's daughter's husband.VIII. It is taboo for the following foreigners to inter-

marry with the females of this archipellago, viz: all foreigndesertora, they shall by no means marry a wife here. Andhereafter no foreigner who lands here without the consentof the Governor in writing, shall be permitted to marry.

IX No-foreign- er shall marry a wife here unless he firstgo before the Governor and declare under oath that it ishis design to remain in the country, and also take the oathof allegiance to this government, and obtain from the Gov-ernor a certificate of marriage.

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X. No foreigner shall marry here unless he first oshibitevidence that he has not a wife living in any other country,nor until he has resided in these Islands two full years.And if any one shall be guilty of falsehood at the time of"his marriage, and afterward it appears that he has a wife insome other country, then all his property shall be soizedand given to the wife whom he deceitfully married, and heshall be driven out of the country.

XI. These, and these only, ara the persons who shallsohnnize marriages in this country. Those priests who areliving here in consistency with the laws of this country.And even they shall not do it independantly. Those whodesire to be united in wedlock: shall. first go to the Govern-or, or to his agent? and obtain a written assent to theirmarriage, and then it shall be proper for the priest to sol-emnize the marriage.

XIL "Whoever solemnizs marriages shall keep a bookwhere he shall record the samee of the persons whom hemarries. On the last day of December of STery year, everyperson --who solemnises aarriages shall give notice of thenumber of marriages which he has solemnised during theyear. And it shall be proper for the King at his pleasureto send a man to examine la to the correctness of the recordskept by those who solemnize marriages.

If any one disregard this and the XI. Section of this law,orif amy ons shall unite persons in marriage in scannerat variance witk any part .of this law, he shall be fiatd onshindrsd dollars. .

OF THX DUTIES OF HOSBAXES AXD WIVES, AND OF DIYOBCI.

" It;k tie daty of all pstsoas wko are married ib accord-ftA- Of

with ths laws.of the laad to live ia psacs aad pbssrTdttrvows which they Mads at.tks tins of their atarriagt.Bat as forlhs psrsoas who regard oi their tows, ths fo-l-ioiug-law- s axs'forthsm. "

r ii oM; party daek inprojpsrly imI. forsakss iwtmtM ix his wife, thn thay ahall be Bronchi to trial.r ia& tfiCspears ttat the forssJdBg gsrty was hhly crim-f;4w- J.

J pkl tttM; disexedoA.of & jaes, bat- -- ot am. t&-jM-doils- ' Il:asiriio& aaia uks ple- slMr item bs donilid fer itok ,bw

ajrisritoa; sm to-il- M lartssi skisui: Bwt if theposiT"t :vwoii M. ik spsMftial iaagsc o icmak ol

V ;ttwiw;Msitiwic2 ihll MiW

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PROGRESS.

' 77w Ujef ike Land is; Righteousness.

HONOLULU, JULY 24, 1894.

A SUPPRESSED LETTER.

Gresham To Willis.

It is surprising that the official

organ of Mr. Hatch never haspublished the following letterfrom Secretary Greshnm to Min-

ister Willis. It is quite interest-ing asnu answer to Dole's "state-document- ."

It evidently didn'tsuit tho Government party. Thefollowing is an extract:"The President sincerely regrets

that the Provisional Governmentrefuses to acquiesce in the con-

clusion which his sense of rightand duty and a due regard forour national honor constrainedhitn to reach and submit us ameasure of justice to the peopleof tho Hawaiian Islands and their

. deposed Sovereign. While it istrue that the Provisional Governmoot was created to exist on Juntil tho Islands were annexedto tho United States, that theQueen finally, but reluctantly,surrendered to an armed force ofthis government illegally quartered in .Honolulu, anil representatives of the Provisional Governmonfc (which realized its impot- -

oncy aud was anxious to get control of .the Queen's means ofdefense) assured her that, if shewould surrender, hor caso wouldbo subsequently considered bytho United Statos, the Presidenthas never claimed thatsuch actionconstituted him an arbitrator inthe technical sense, or authorizedhim,toactjn that capacity between tho Constitutional Governmoht and tho Prorisional Govornment. x :.Xoxij. made no sucuclaim when you acquainted thatGovornmont with tho President'sdecision.

The solomu assurance given tothe Queen has been referred to,not as authority for the President to act as arbitrator, but as afact matorial to a just determination of tho Pfesidout's duty intho premises

In the noto which 'tho Ministerof loroign Artairs addressed toyou on tho 23rd nit, it is statedin effect "that oven if tho Constitutional Government was subverted by tho action of the AmericanMinister and an invasion by amilitary force of the UnitedStates, tho President's authorityis limited to dealing with ourown unfaithful officials, and thatho can take no stons lookinrr totho correction of the wrong dono."Tho President ontorbiins n rlif- -

foront viow of his responsibilityand duty. Tho subversion of thoTT ?. . .juawanan uovernmont by anabuse of tho authority of theUnited States was in plain viola-tion, of international law and required the Presideut to disavowand condemn tho act of ouroffoudiug officials, and within thelimits of his constitutional powor,to restoro the lawful authority.

lieferring to tho interview ofMinister Willis with tho Queenlast Novomber and prior' to thoreceipt of Willis's despatch an- -

nouuoing tho result of his second. . . I

mtomew, Secretary Greshamsays: "The President thereupon I

submitted the subject to the moreextended powers and wider discretion of Congresc, adding thaassurance that ha would le gra-tified to cooperate in any legiV- i-inata plan waich might b deviaeifor a solation of tha problem oon--

sisteni with American honor, a

integrity, and morality.io

W1M SoU.

ig fellow JaVB.;R Jl--iStgiiian Meiwred mh lo&j otjkvery orfftag BAir i regtpdlie ifca exkteaicn of ttia 'QiiBailvead. Mx-t- wko hmimkeea6ed hiat&elf m ih;iK$UwwieijUcl in Mkiha ijjtfeii,vmlf ike p Um mmWrifoarof f W htm to JLfOiejm.

RIPE PEARS.

Neither Stevens Of Other 0t-side- rs

Can Have "Hawaii,"Dole's Eipe Pears.

It was of, considerable interestto the community to see a reportin the daily papers referring tothe appearance of President San-for- d

Ballard Dole in the DistrictCourt as the prosecuting witnessagainst a native man who had"embezzled' a couple of dollarsworth of alligator pears from the"savior" of Hawaii. When ?Ir.Stevens wanted to present the"ripe Hawaiian pear" to theUnited States, Mr. Dole grinnedand expressed his readiness tohelp in the steal. Hawaii didnot belong to. him, and he wasperfectly ready to give the pearaway. When the question comesto Mr. Dole's private pears; thepears of which he undoubtedlyis the owner, he kicks like a steeragainst anybody who tries to givethem away, and he forgets hisdignity so far as to appear incommon court, and help to senda poor kanaka to jail.

.mi. - 1 l i rxuo uesc pare oi tuo pearbusiness is though that PresidentDole states that his lands atPauoa from which the pears vtere

nl-o- n oro in nnvrra rt tms V.J.,wui6u ui vjiiinu- -

men. To think that the idol ofthe American JLengae, of theSchentzen Clnb, and of all theanti-Asiati- c Americans (! !) whoseauthorities he only recognizes,should employ Chinese labor andyet draw $12,000 a year fromthe tax-paye- rs! Shocking anddisgusting and very discouragingto his worshipped. It wouldhave been better to drop the case,kick the thief in private (or shoothim m his "constitution, ') andsay nothing than come boldly totoe iront as an employer of Ch- i-neso and a prosecutor of Hawaiian. Dole ! Dole !! Listen toour warning voice ! and use"Pears Soap."

PER GUARDIAN. "

Wo referred yesterday to theremarkable decision given by twoof our Supreme Judges in which acuardian of an imbecile is allowedto bring suit for divorce on be-

half of his ward. "We are toldthat we had no business to besurprised ovor such a decision asthe caso of Irene Brown vs. C.A.Brown and others has furnisheda precedent. We have in formerissues reforred to that case, andto the part whichjthe Chief Jus-tic- o

had in it. It seems nowthat the plaintiff withdraws hersuit, but that a "guardian" ofsomebody is trying to force hert0 continue it. The guardianbusiness is really getting to bemore interesting than even thepresidential job, and we wouldn'tbe surprised to see Dole dropu,s present situation to becomea guardian say for Kaiulani.Meanwhile our two brilliantjudges Messrs. Bickerton andProar are having their vacation

not by guardian though. Iftney only would take a permanent vacation, and fill their officeper guardian, the country 'wouldbe pleased and the people wonldbe justified in congratulatingthomselves.

No Bluff.

mi. - xt i t Iowners oi .wevaaa nsTet,uull3ueu nmuineaa w uoialucir vinaiiengo-ro- . wonnay xwyward's owner open until Mondaythe 30th lust at 12 p. m. therebygiving Mr. Cormwall's Rat ample time to; pomoiafiioate witkkm and reoeive --hi eaaoUon to

a articlos aad the moaey. Ifraoe is not made now no suspi-okm- e

cUaMaf.eaa be atiaelHNltaelCewaVm' The blaff

will be ba ike othar aide. LetItere the me , geaU eeaett , or all

p". - t v.

1

Pveaideftl, after Doie,all tbe mum.

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Tkaf aq Biaff IQ

TAe cabla ! gwt lor heroaisijMwWiWeeiw hy

& f Liet Marobaai JL K. . JoinWan; - Jo P4ter; End JXJametwn: & O. BtJMjae; Dr.J. Brodk: . J, A.

THE GREAT STRIKE.

STRIKERS RETURN TO

WORK

THE RAILROAD'S WIN THEDAY. '

PHllmanVSheps T Ope,

The following news was re--ceived by the "Warriraoo whicharrived here this morning:

Pullman. (111.). Julv 14. Of--ficials of the Pullm2h Companywho are on the ground on accountof the strike stated this evening,that tho shops would be re-op- en

ed within a very' short time.According to the statements ofthe Pullman officers, all of theold men excepting thi-s- e guiltyoi uniawtui acts will ue re-e-

ployed on the same terms as before the strike. Those of the

1 " - Tl .Hmen living in jtrunman wno refuse to go to work on the oldterms will be evicted from theirhomes and compelled to leave.This rule will be strictly enforced say the ofhcials. All of thestrikers who could leave havealready gone, and those remain- -

I M lmg mo pennuess ana powerlessto move away. It is expectedthat all the old employees nowacceptable to the company willbe at work within a brief period.Among the strikers tliere is considerable excitement to-nig- ht

owing to the impression prevalent that their cause is lost.Groups of men filled the streetsfor a time, but no demonstrationswere made. A canvass ofshows a majority in favor of re--turning to work, although themore radical ones still insist uponloyalty to Debs.

strikers Resume work.

Toledo, Ohio, July 14. Therewas more bustle and stir aboutthe railroad yards today thanthere has been at any time sincethe. strike was inaugurated,Many of the old" hands are returning to --work touch to thedisgust of those who are stillpossessed of the idea that theroads will make terms with themif they remain . out longer. Allthe roads are operating trains,both passenger and freight, ox--cept the Wheeling and LakeErie, where only passengertrains are running.

THE STRIKE DEAD.

Chicago, Julyl4. The aggros- -

sive talk ot the labor leaders isabout all that remains of thestrike. The eeneral manacrer'sheadquarters are closed to-nig- ht

for the nrst time since the A. B.U. began its fight against therailroads of that associatiou.Theyannounce that the strike so faras they are conperned is over;that they have all tho men theyneed for the handling of theirbusiness, and that traffic israpidly assuming the normal condition. Nearlv all roads thatlaid off or discharged the forcesemployed, in their general officeshave given notice that work willbe resumed on nest Monday the16th Inst.

CHIEF ARTHUR S AXSWEB.

Cleveland, (O.), Jaly 14. ChiefJtV 3f. Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers- aaBgwrKi - the telaeram of Presi- -

aeat uetMtiof the a: b. u. inwhir;fc ha i olled upon to jointhe stnte-- b atatine that "hehad advieed members of theBroihrhoodof Ja6ceiotiTe agineera whea called upon,k at--Uad .etriotly to their own basi- -

eBftneere, whenever itooald v 'Qoaer wiHi siKW re--iruuma w waoei me company

tolhewigine,'

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Tort; 14 --The opeja

toeajrht AeobM of which wa

ad .iHm-'Mnniiaa- 'the Bomaliat Labor Party,

the Oeateal Labor Femtion;JL 4eVX.of L. ad the Uaited

mmm Tmdm M out"

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BLOODSHED.

Sacrameato, July 3.3. Bloodwas spilled oh the streets of Si- -

i cramento:tuis morning as a resultof the strike and excitement nnhio h all dAv Twnof them strikers, but. possiblysympathizers were shot by mem-

bers of Battery L. One of themlies stiff and stark in the Morguetonight while ;tne other is suffer-i- nc

at the Citv Beceivinsr Hos--

pital from a bullet hole throughhis right shoulder and aim. Thefrnnrw- - Iiata frpnnonfK- - wj.mpfl

people to keep away from thefreight yards. Nevertheless acrowd gathered tliere and thesnooting was Uie result of tneirol)stinacy--

IK RUNNING ORDER.

San JFraneisco, July LL Therunning of local trains in Oak-

land and Alameda was resumedthrough trains for San

ta Clara and Santa Cruz conn-tie- s

were sent out in the narrow- -

gauge railroad. National guardsmen took possession yesterday of,the railroad yards between Per--alta street and broad-gaug- 6 mole.The local trains run now withoutinterference The Southern Pacific Company offers a reward of$5000 for information leading tothe arrest and conviction o'f theparties who have assisted in ob-

structing and wrecking trainscontrary to the laws of California.

LKTEST NEWS.

Constantinople city experiencedheavy earth quates, July 14th, andseveral buildings were throwndown.

The cruiser Minneapolis madeher trial trip July 14th, over theGovernment course, from CapeAnn, Mass., to Cape Porpoise,Maine, and covered the round.distance of 89.94 miles in 3 hoursand 49 minutes, and at the rateof 23.05 knots an hour, breakingall previous records and earningfor the Cramps a premium of$402,500.

J. P. Bliss of Chicago beat theworld's bicycle records at the"Waltham, Mass. track on the 14inst., as follows: Two-thir- ds

mile one minute fifteen-and- -

one-fift- h seconds; three quarters,one minute twenty-nv- e secondsand one mile, one minute fiftyfour and four-fift- h seconds.

British subjects on Corn islandhad a battle with nicaraeruan

ops and defeated them. Lateron the natives became victors andmartial law is now in yogue.

French Anarchists are reportedto be plotting to explodebombssimultaneously in Paris in. theE vsee Palnca. the Sennt,A nhnmber, the chamber of Deputiesand the Palace of Justice. "

The plague is diminishing inHongkong.

Cholera is increasing in Eussia'.The U. S. S. Chicago was run

into by a tank-steam-er off Antwerp on July 11th. AdmiralBrban estimates the damage tothe war vessel ato.OOO.

Commodore Kirkland has beenassigned to the command of .theAsiatic Station with th(P rank ofBear Admiral, relieving AdmiralSkerritt. He would leave SanFrancisco on the Gaelic. An- -

gaSt 7tb.The" fruit-grow- ers of California

are suffering'' greatly from thestrike; it is estimated thata loesoFSoo.OOO to $75,000 per day' isincurred.

The Yigilant has, beeti beatenin six snccreeive" raceJay the Britannia, the last race occurring onJuly 12th the.Uast named boatleading by 2 minutes and 10 se-c-

oftds.. Thepen consider that

jaeav ia vaejibi wea iaer eoaditioiia that, haTe prrailed andwhich hare uadonbtedlv faroredUte'hotte.lioat: ,

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of

xae jjmam uaMmmnmi pre--diets tht the Tale athlete wiUwin in the eoatoei between Taleaad Oxford ae foe Jaly 16th.

JtjiieaHWHMiaejK mi aewFoereiffamemi OaiafO;ia that e oa the lh

131 emtea that eheilariirbai waa

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Hawaiian

Hardware

Conip y.July 24 1891.

InPaddenhead Wilson's Phil-

osophy" Mark Twain says: 'Putall of yonreggs in one basketand watch that casket" Eggsare not the onlv things to whichthis applies, we can make it fitstoves and change eggs intodollars and make it read Investyour coin in--a Pansy Stove andthe stove will watch itself. Wehave been watching these stovesfor the past five years, and findthem the best iron stove sold inthis market for the money,Where else than at our store canyou get a stove that will do every-

thing that a $50 stove will do andgot it for $15? Echo answers,the place isn't built.' We have

sold hundreds of these stoves inHonolulu, and never had a com-

plaint. Two weeks ago, we soldone to a gentleman on Hawaii,and yesterday he ordered anotherfor a friend. The stove sellsitself through its fuel savingqualities, and because, it is agood baker. You can get otherstyles of stoves if you are notparticular as to the quantityof fuel you burn or how yourfood is cooked. There's no dys-

pepsia in meals prepared on aPANSY.

We received last week a lot ofwire clothes-lin- es that holdwashed clothes without nsingpins. It is a sort of double wirearrangement and the pieces areheld in between; the harder thewind blows the tighter the piecesare held to the line. There isabsolutely no danger of theclothing being torn as there isnothing sharp about the lineMWhile the cost is a trifle greaterthan rope, this new style willlast so much longer that it iseconomical to buy the pinlessline.

he CLAUSS is one of thenew fangled sa.w-ed- ge knives thatouts "warm bread without leafingit lieavy and iced cake without.making crumbs. There are two orthree different makes of theseknives, all on the same principleand each one prononnced thebest on earth by the manufac-turers. We selected the Clauss,which we believe as a disinterest-ed spectator to Tie better than itsneighbors. " You never had any-thing in your, life that give asmuch satisfaction for a dollar. Ifyou were baying: the other sortyou would get only one.

The favorite, sewing machinein any community is the one thatdoes the moat. for the.least moneyand which rans the easiest. InIDG "WerthfillU" vnn hgm a

machine thatews three distinctstitches The Ttock, Chain andEmbroidery and runs easier thanany other machine, and you paytwenty dollars lees for it' Eoonomy stand boldly every sidewhen you buy a Wertheim. Intuckinlhe chaia stitch is preferable, but. in other kinds ofwork, the lock stitch is the host.If you bay a machine that sewsthe lock, unless it is a Wertheim,it won't sw a chaia stitch.There's b particular saving inbaying a maehine with bat one

work, -

4d hips tfcat wale Wilt for'hard' tM.: ';Bay?;iaya ww.baaeir ad ara daaovalad ao aa tomak arery aaat ppayaiitfa iit arooot. w Oo t tfcrtak yo aaa

aiaTl- - dkja ' mmumJl W. vt mmm tmfl- - La

Oir--,I

jwnmia w aajaaiMpa ia mm.

AuctionOF

V

Stoves, Ranges& Agateware

On Thursday, July 26thE o'clock M. at my Saksreoa, I will

Sell at Public Anctios, s Coaaignsfient of

NEW STOVES, 3 sizes;

IMOSTAKCH RANGES,"With Elevated Ovens, ami a Large line of

IROK-CLA-D ENAJNIEL-E- D

WARE"Comprising Coffoc and Teapots, Saucepans,Pots, Rice 'Hollers, ete. Goods nowon view.

JAS.-,MORGA- tf.

july 23 ' Auctioneer.

Auction Sale of "RiceJPlantatation. at

"Wailiilii-lia- i.

In persuance of instructions from HO SUNof Ewa, Island of Oaliu, U. L, the mortgageenamed in a Chattle Mortgage, executed byCHEONG KEkT TAI, dated" October 24tl,1S92, and recorded in Uber 1S9, pages 257--S,

1 shall sell to the highest bidden at auction,at my Sales Room, Honolulu, on SATURDAYthe 23th day of July, 1894, at12 o'clock noon,the following property, vizr

The Rice Plantation, known as the CheongKim Tai, (formerly the Tee Hop Co), Planta-tio- n,

at Walkiki-kai- , Honolulu, Including allleases of lands embraced therein, on whichare dwelling house, outhouses, threshingfloor and equipments ofa well conducted riceplantation; also all the implements of cultf-Tatio- n,

horses, wagon, etcA schedule of the leases and other property

concerned may be seen at the office of C. li .Ashford, Attornev for the Mortgagee.

ierms oi sale, uasu, jjeeas at expense oipurchaser.

Hi. J. Levey.,. . Auctioneer.

T. B. Murray

Is Yet to be Fonndt

On tbe Old S1h1, Xo. 44

King; St- - His Husine8 vis

CARRIAGEAND

WIGONMANDFACTDRER,

Goes On.

When, the "PEOPLES'PARTY" gets smashed hewilf be ready to

REPAIR, PAINT AND TRIM IT

At a' Beasonable Figure. NotExtra Charco for Furnishinc -

w o ,

them with Common Sense.

LET THEM EING UP

MUTUAL TELEPHONE K79,.

' jy2l6m

City - Carriage--.COfiPAHY

Blacksmith Shop107' KING STREET

Biaeksinith Work

la ail 4a BraaeiMa, at Bad

-

currtiioi S1L00N

Fraaeiate, aadMrptfoa0aaMi f mmmimd.t i : - a.L3--i- . 1. . ' rmmmm

r

jt.

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as

Sire Sfatoimw $ftricfif.JULY 24; 1894.

So M Tb rrk FSailMooa'sP

6l7 Sew Moon,

8 12 13 14 First Quarter,15 16 19 20 Jaly 9.

Pull Vwn22,23 24 25 26 28 Jalr 17.

lst Qnarter29.30 31 July 25. 1

FOREIGS MAIL SERVICE.

Steamships will leave for and arrvefrom San Francisco and other foreignports, on or about the following dates.till the close of 1S91.

Leave HoxolclcIDue at Homjluliifor Sas Francisco. Fm. Sax Fhaxosco I

or Vancouver.

i.,Un JnnO,' Australia June lfi I

v""r.T J! Arawa.. " JnneMHWUK "Warriinoo. . . . July 1 Mariposa July 5Australia July 21 '.Sly MAlameda July 26(u:;Arawa Aug. 1 Monowai Aug. 2Australia.... Aug. 18 Australia.... Aug. 11

ITnrinosa Ant!. 23 Arawa Aug. 23Warnmoo Sent. 1 Alameda . Aug. 30Austra'ia....Sept. Australia X fltit HIModoum ...Sent. 22iWarrimoo.. .Lept.23

Australia Oct. 10. Australia .... .Oct. 6Alameda Oct. IS' Arawa Oct. 23Warrimoo.... Nov. 1 Monowai ....Oct. 25Australia ...rov. luausiraua 01

is! Alameda Nov. 29Arawa... .....Dec. lj Warrimoo.. .Nov. 23

Warrimoo Dec. 30 Ar&wa Dec. 'JZAustralia.... Dec. .il

VESSELS IS PORT.

NAVAL VESSELS.

D S S Philadelphia, Barker.H B il S Champion, Booke, Vancouver.

MERCHANTMEN.

Am bk S C Allen, Thomson, San Francisco I

Bktne W H Dimond. Sun FranciscoGer ship Slarie Hnckfield, Krnse, L'Pool.Bk Andrew Welch, Drew. San Francisco.Bk Albert, Griffiths, San Francisco.Bktne Planter, ,Dow, Laysan Island.Am bktne S N Castle, Hnbbard, San Fran.Schr B W Bartlett, Laysan Island.Schr Aloha, Dabcl, San Francisco.

FOREIGS VESSELS EXPECTED.

Am bk W S Pholps Gray's Har. . . .DueSchr Allen A S F (Mali) dueSchr Robert Lewers. .. Gfay'aVr Due

1 Saii Fran...Jnlv 20Bark B P Hitchet San Fran...July 23

Bark Annie JoKn: .S F( HHo) . . .July KBMSS Alameda.... Sydney....."July 2Gt n...i. T! 1 Tl yf I

CASS Arawa NSW..... Aug. lO S S llarioos S F....Aug. 2 .Am bk Amy Turner... New lork.. Aug. 2Ub& Australia aan jc aujj. 11

Brbk Alexandra... .NcwcasUe... .Aug. 14

It il S S ilariDosa bvtinoy....A.uc. - I

m-- n TJ Wllftor. . Mid.llosborouch.AucSo'PMSS China San Foam. ..Sept. 3BarkBoutenbeck Liverpool... .No v. X

LOCAL NOTES.

Dan Lyons is now the financialscretary of tho American League,

Tho steamer "Warrimoo sailedfor tho Colonies at 4:30 this p.m.

The Board of Health will, veryprobably, not meet tomorrow.

The Kinau left this afternoonfor Maui and Hawaii.

Mr. John Magulre left'for Hawaii on the Kinau.

Eaw sugar was quoted, July13th, as firm, at 3.

The cheapest 'and best feed.stuff. is for sale at T. H. Davies&Co.

Captain Griffiths, of the barkAlbert, is thanked for newafavors.

A French man-of-w- ar will arrive here on or about the 4th ofAugust.

Lieut. Marchant E. N. arrivedby the Warrimoo and will takecommand of tho marines on H.B. M. S. Champion.

Tho steamer Warrimoo brought see

100 tolis lumber, 75 tons feed andHour 50 tons limo and over 50tons general merchandise.

H. B. M. S. Hyacinth will re-

lieve the Champion and possiblyarrive here in the beginning ofAugust. 1

'Mr. C. W. Ash ford was a p-se-ager ET.

on the Kinau this after-noon. He went to Maai and willreturn at the eadof this week.

The usual aoeae will bedkplayed at the departure of forinter - island ateewera froea portthia afteraoo at 6 p.ai.

A new party oalled ike reziNab--;

Hoaa patty lieai "6rj.A number of tke oibr of theSkuUten dab are said to have

joiaedtkewpmHj Howiwywkon pevieec are t be ereeltd

remaiM a 1 J

..LOCAL MOTES,

Bumor hath it that the "tele--Gm'" Consul at San Franc-s-

co has wired to Honolulu, viaVanconver, that the strike--s not yet ended "

J-- F. Morgan will hold anancfion sale oKf,,, fnrnitriTA Th, "

me residence ot Jttaipii Hosier,Nuuanu street, at 10 o'clock tomorrow.

'Hardware Company tells you inU.: v. ,fcUO" commn. .wo nous-e-

keeoer can afford to skin theirj

The owners of Kevada havet jj il. lz t i9 accep- t-

ance of their challenge to JohnnyHay ward's owner until Mondaytbe 3Uth mst

The shin Emoire. Cant- Davis- -

hvnich left here with her crewmutinous and disorderly, arrivedin San JFranciSCO, 30 dftVS out,

, ,0,.j --jThe troops from the Philadel- -

PW this morning ina very quiet manner withoutdrums or fifes and marched to theMukiki grounds where the' had.a drill j

Attorney-Gener-al W.O. Smithtook passage for Hilo on tbeKinan. He will visit tho Yolca--no and see the spot where Pelegave way at the sight of Thnrs- -ton.

J. F. Bowler is placing a muchneeded new sidewalk along thfront of the old stores which liveKing street, between the Metropolitan Meat Go's office andHammer's harness shup.

During the prevailing drongbthe Superintendent of WaterWorks requests rate - pay--ers living above. Jndd' street tocollect water needed bv themdaily before 8 a.m.

jr0 Masfern mbers or mails., - . . .

arriveu Dy tne warrimoo ot dateii 11 11. i.m, rni. alulcl luuu tuo uiot-

ican steamer with San Prancuconncax u

,WaW;;Uliu UUd UU4VVi J II U A A. a

moo, but no wait " was made bythe latter vessel.

Sam Dowsett met with a pain- -ful accident yesterday, 9whileriding. The girth, of his saddlejroke and ho was thrown break- -

ing a bone in his right wrist inthe fall. Ho came; to town andwas attended to and will, it ishoped, suffer no consequences.

In this hot weather lots ofpeople are heard to exclaim "ifwe only had a hammock!" Somehow the old-fashio- ned hammockscan not stand the weather anddon't last. But try Bailey'a wirewoven hammock for which Theo.

R Q. --

j are '8oleagents and you will think thatyon are in the lap of Abraham.

NEltf DEpAIJTDp the

Iwn MesseDfer Serviceu

L. M. Johnson, Manager

Mutual Tel 599 ' . Bell Tel 559

. OFFICto MASONIC BUILDING

We are prepared to farakk salterased esseacers at all aoars. froaptneH aad satisfsction truaranteed.

You ring-- us up aaii wc will do tse ret.Hourly rates 40 ceats. For distance rates

Messeagers Map, jj5 8a

TflE MID-OCiE-Al

FOOL u& BILUAED- - " ,

JUEN .... ..Pj-oprieto- r

n4l,Srt jm

AaataMvHtarreffAHIA SALOIJk.

. vooM immmm gmmam to

iwtotai to .yrwwat iwa "to Jjfca, ,.ymwaif.mom k, vitbia 'aixaMntte fRMB dataMVMt, r Uey vSH lM.fonrw torn it.- - AM

U Um left et

if 1$

LADIES COMM.

Yon took our advise last weekiand bave profited by oar Hosieryoffer, and we think are satisfiedyou have the best of the Bargain,there are not many left, but thereis go at bur Gut Price:

All through this week your smil-

ing faces will mean the Blues to U3,

as we see Bundle after Bundle ofVictoria, Lawns going out of thestore at 75 cents for-- 10 vards andMerrimac Prints at 50 cents for 10yards and Ginghams, that areGinghams, 12 yards for $1 orBrow.i Cottons 16 yards for canyou blame us foe having the Blueswhen you are carrying off goods atthtse prices? This thing goes onall the week.

r WEDNESDAY, JULY 25. marksanother day of Sacrifice so far aswe are concerned. Colored WoolDress Goods (all wool) you havepaid us 75 cents for same Class b;

Goods. Now they are yours at 50cents a yard. These goods areworth buying if you don't . makethem up for a year. They are alNew Goods and Patterns.

.SATURDAY. JULY 23, takes inreverything. but the Remnant Buy

ers will have it al! their own wayEvery pieca we have goes without-reserve at your own prices tspicnic for you, but we want theroom for New Goods. Underwearis receiving our-speci- al attention.the mark down has been generaall through our Stock, in fact thefundamental law of our house is tosell at a very small profit in everyDepartment the days of fancy

prices are over." iext ween youwill near something to your interest. N"

Yours etc.,

B. F. Killers A Co.- jy23--tf

william' foster.ATORNEY-AT-LA- W & NOTARY PUBLIC,

Honolulu, H. I.,13 Kaahumanu Street. jy2--

T. H. Davies

.& Co,

Fresh Feed

and FlourFrom WASHINGTON. '

Lion Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,Bran,

Per "Warrimoo," ilustto Hand.

New Dry Goods

Crockery,Hardware;Grroeeries,

To

Bailey Honolulu WadeWire AfoViffi

tellM,J1ttl,M. ' Spm;- - 'XT?. I v wttP

,K)NSM.7ESJUUay Keep os Uaad a Spplr "

Best Pioneer Soapla Cases of-tf- t 450, 93 sad 70 Bars eack;

TI1IS SOAP ISTHE

Finest Imported Eire.SPECIAL PRICES FOR 5 CASES

IN LOTS. '

JASL AINSLEY & COUP'S

Celebrated Brands of

SCOT&ff WllISKEI

BEN- - ALD0CHLAN, ,--

Ainsley'sOLD Blended Glenlivet

GLEN LION. Extra, Special

GLENLI0N.

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WHISKEY.

CHALLENGE !

UAVING IIEARD THAT THE OWNERS" of Johnny ITarwanl are anxious to match

the horse Nevada, I hereby challenge JohnnyIlavward to a Match Race'over the KanldlanlRace Track ON SATURDAY, September 1st,?S&t. Mile hcats( best 3 in ."; or two mile"heats, best 3 in 5, to harness, and rules of N.T. A., for ?5O0or?I000;hairtobcjlacedasforfeit, sn signing'agreement. This Challengewill remain open UNTIL WEDNESDAY,July 25, IStH, at 4 p.m. Horse and Money tobo found at

jy23 2t-- CLUB STABLES.

KING LUM, PHOTOGRAPHER,Nuuanu and Panahi Streets.

CabinetS; $3.50 Per Dozen,2,00 Per 1-- 2 Dozen,

8x10 $5,50 Per Dozen,3,50 Per 1-- 2 Dozen. 1

ALSO, CHINESE SILKS I

P. O. Box 209. 109 Nunanu St.

'j xiS.-YASUM- ORI,

MERCHANT TAILOR.Dealer in Japanese Goods, 3ootsand Shoes of Japanese make;Cheap for Cash, New Goods byEvery Steamer. jy 23

DAVID DAYTON,Agent to Take Acknowledgments."Will Attend to Management andSale of Property Collection mAll Its Branches. Office No. .42Merchant Street; Mutual Telephone 380. jy23

FOR SALE..One JIarquee Tent, new: Size

16x32 feet; 6 feet Wall; 13-fe- et

Boof; 8 oz. Duck; Poles, Pins,TSihg, Bafter, etc. .Inquire-a- t the

HOLOMUA OFFICE.

Club

StablesCompany,

fLF, (jraham, Manager1

Livery .and -- Feed

FORT . STREET; between Hb- -Ul and Berfctariia Strj&e'ta, v

Honolulu.

m. DJ: ia

P. Box 4S0;

The Cheapest Place :

on the Islands to Buy

New and Second Hand

IS

" CORNER OF - fKing &. Nuuanu Sts.

OceanicaopERTATHousE

ON

Saturday Eve, July 28.

A n 1 inuceanica, a mstoneaunna

OF THRILLING INTEREST.

Portraying thdHvents connected with, thoDiscovery of these Islands by Capt. JamesCook, B.N., and the DeathTof the IntrepidAangiitor, compiled from iieliablo andOriginal Authorities hj D. 31. Crowley,Author of the.AYboinc of Kaala. SpecialScenery. Costltaes and Effects. OCEANICA will be Performed by a Company ofWell Trained (Hawaiian and Foreign) Ladies and Gentlemen Amateurs,

Box plan now open at L. J. Levey's.

REMEMBER, SATURDAY, JULY 2Sth.jyis ;

PANTHEON SALOON,FORT AND nOTEL STS.

Heaflprters Enterprise Brewing Go.

- THE

Largest - Consignment of ' Beerthat ever arrived here, nd;v

on DraughtjyH J. DODD, Prbp'r

Pioneer Shirt FactoryESTABLISHED ISS7.

A. M. MELLig, Proprietor,

518 Fort St. (Upstairs) Honolulu, Good Fit.

MEETING NOTICE.ALL RESIDENT MEMBERS OF THE

nnirersal order of Brotherhood of Max arerequested to attend tho continuous servicesheld during the week at the PANTHEON.

.Cool invigorating draughts of EnterpriseBeer dispensed to thirsty pilgrims at' Zweixor one quarter.

Hakrv MillerDispencer in Chief,

LIE SUIVGJ- - EEE,49 KING STREET.

TINSMITH, asd DEALER "isfCoal-O- il Stoves, Water

Pots Plumbing in All Its Branches Faith-fully Executed. jjl8-l- y

66 ITOHAN,"I MPORTER asd DEALER TS .GENERALI Merchandise, Exclusively of JapaneseManufacture WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

201 and.206 Fort Street.P. O.Boxr 116 Mutaal Tek. 592. jy!8

TO r I.EANE.Aboase on King Street next toT. X.

precise coaUining parler, dinlBgrooa and tkrea bedroosBS, betides kitekenbaitkrooa a&tbles and all sodars eonveai.eases ktel- - occupied by Mr. Boohee.Bentacdra te to respaaabk party. AddreM

jyl6 ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ.

NOTICE.M THIS DATE, 15 . F. 1IOFFACKEK

faTaloae astkosxed todnw dntrl or taaire orders ferMorolundiaa or swpBtiec &k

bekK of tke Hawaii CoaBeraal smimm rAMwaytTHX HAWAIIAX COMMEBCIAL AND

8UGAX COMPANY.C. A. SextauL.

.. a. J1--- W

lemandes & Gomes--WHOLESALT-

CalifornU WfnttA

4 V

;5(vFt Sfe, HpKlali H. I

.

MDTtJAnx TELrPKOSK82-lo-

A- -

'Wrfp,

X L Honolufu

jr.L '

The Kepnblic efHawaii is to' blame that the price ofSOAP dropped ten per cent., and Iam therefore compelled to sell onecose, lOODOunds, of the very bestquality of Soap honest weightfor and you will now get 17

Bars instead of 15 for $1.25; but itdid not affect tho price of SoftSoap. If you need anything inthis lino please ring up MutualTelephone 314,"and the Soft SoapMan will do the rest. tf

B. BEE&EESEN,Geueral Aeent for

RINGER

MA.OHIISrECOMFY.

All Kinds of Needles for Sale and

Repairing Dono. . Damon's Block,

Bethel Street, Honolulu. P. O.

Box 440. .jy21 '

A. G. CORREA,AT LAV,-,j- J

- 307 Merchant Street, Honolulu.jy20

pound master'sNotice.

Kotice ia hereby given to all persons thatthere are at the Government Pound at Ma-kil- d,

four strayed horses.1 poor, red horse, white spots on the fore

bead, back and on the left side; brand AFqueer brand on left hip; two Mad fetlockswhite; 2 front hoofs xkod; oee black mare,white spot on forehead and back; braad, aheart; brand on left kip not dktinet; soreback; one bay mare, white forehead; brand2XMq; brands on left and right tups iudk-tiac-t;

one bay korse, fore fetteek wkite;brasd on rigkt Mp M3; brand on left sotpl&ki.

All persons ewaisg ssiee are redaeated totake tke saas on or before 12 o'eJock aeonSATURDAY", AUG. "4 im.

JAMES KUKOKA,reosd Master.

Makiki, Jalj 2L J84. jy21-d- t

YliUMSING,Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Freeh Frmts by Every CaliforniaSteaser, Eresh Island Butterfro Hawaii. 135 Fort StreetCoffee Eotad- - O. Box 169.Fresh Islaad Produce, GoodsDelivered 'to Aay Part ofittieOtty. ' ' iyLf

nixa xmx M.EE,

TIKSM1TS axd DEALER IN"

thIware.

Plpiit Laid and Bepaiml. AllOrders ProVWy Atteaikd to.Ckarfea Vy. Moderate. Call and ,:.

Sie" ',Kwim''iWakeftiStllaeiotahi. t jy30l

15 -ii1 ftJiT ,

r" - '- - - is- V . .v ,

i .... X, v- v5

:

V

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DAHIPPOI Telephones:Belial T.

.

V ? Mutoal 410 Life t Hawaiian BepublicMTutual 417 P . O. Box 117

Hotel street (Arlington Block.), INSURANCE.El B. THOMAS,OFFICIAL UST UFr M&&k

'A. "arioTe Store has received anotherInvoke ofSplendid

CO.; BERS AS1) LOCATIONHARTFORD XIRE INSURANGE

Apanese ILK, OF BUREAUS.

Fancy Goods,

rer is. s. "unina.

COMFRrSIXG

.BEAUTIFUL SILK

JAND CRAPE,

Dress Goods in all shade, plain and figured.Cushions, Table Covers,

Bed Covers, Gowns,Chemises, Shawk.

Silk Crape Rainbow Silks,

All Colors Fancy Draperies,

EMBROIDERED

HJIDKEECH1EFS

Doillies, Scarfs, Sashes,Jackets, Caps, Etc., Etc.

NOVELTIES:

rhe Prices of these Goods will astonish yonincluding "

ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS!

Handsome Cigarette Cases,Pin Cushions,

Silk Tea Cossies,

LARUE AND SHALL JAP1HESE RUGS

Silk Umbrellas, light but strong;Chair Saddles, Silk;Bamboo Blinds, fitted with pulleys;Silk Lamp Shades, now stylo.

JAPANESE SCREENS, From $3 Up.

LARGE JAPANESE UMBRELLAS

tSy. Can be Set with Pole in the ground,nice for Pionics or Lunches out of doors,they can bo opened out or used as a tent.

' COTTON CRAPES

IN GREAT VARIETY

tSTInspection Respeclfullyilnvited.

MRS. J. P. P. COLLCO,Proprietress,

Aprl2-3- ms

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY - CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

CWETB,.... ROQi

PAT: 'IIN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

'HOUSEHOLDSEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewkg Haohixis,

CyAH Witk the Latet InptoTMuated

PARLOR

Organs, G-uitar- sr

Ao;OiherMMkri iMtnmacte. -

Wines, liquors, .Beer -

ALWAYS OX EKXD, AXD

ed. lorrwnjEtti t h

OarMr Bj m

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Given on AJ1 "Kinds

BRICK

OF

HRON, STONE &

All Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,Attended to. ,

'--

KEEPS FOR S-AJL-

E:

Buck, Lime, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,Old & New Corrugated Iron, MintonjTilea,

Quarry Tiles, assorted sizes and colors;California and Monterey Sand,

Granite Curbing and Blocks, etc., etc.Corner King t Smith Sts. .;Office Hours, b to 12 M.,

it04P M.

Robinson Block, Hotel St,

Have Just Beceived, per Late

N1TUBE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Handsome Carved Bedroom Sets

IiitSolid: OsLlcitanU

ATTENTION

BOOKERS,

Countlessnumbers CHAIRS,r "and

have a number

CREBS,WINDOW

CABXHBT

WOODEN BUILDINGS -- 5 V

between Fort and

Arrivals, the largest Stock of.lTUK- -

otHhe LATEST' T--f I--

.style, including pEFICE' 'CHAIRS. - - v - -

these Tables, with CHAIRS

a

IS CALLED TO THESE SETSt

WICKER WARE,Beautiful Designs of Wicker "Ware, of

SOFAS, CHAIRS, etc., you can get these in anyFINISH you desire.

CHAIRS,of in

HIGH

fWe had of calls for

every

match. We nave now in stock the most.

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITURE

EVER SEEN HEBE.

Sidelfdi and -:-- Chiffoniers

Divans covered with PORTIERS arebecoming quite the .agi. iBplace of LOUNGESwe, waittfactwre ttfeo to order,, and have

- ;fcgestockofPORTIEBStoaelMtfroBi

Grt Aortmt ofWOYKK TOOS MATTRESSlSi-Spnw- r: Hair:Mom, Wool ud Stnw MtttieNM on uidaaade Id otdir;

GRlSEFKATHMW aad Wm:Ii0e8 ,ORADIaBS;

SBLUWB etaU

' - r1."1;:". " . . ?s.

MAXING. ia alt ifai

Nunanu,- -

DESIGNS..

to.

ol(BW

ESPECIAL

consisting

forIows.--

LONDON IiANCASl

Assets,

IE FIRE INS. CO.,

THAMES MERSEY MARINE INS. CO.,

V Assets,

NEW YORK LIEE INSURANCE CO., -r ' TV Assets, $137,499,198.99

G. O. BERGER,General Agenrfdr tbe Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

Mcl

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

(xroceries,Pcovisipiis

.'

AM).- - "i

EAST COBNEK FOBT KING1STS.

New Goods Rec'dBy every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to7, and Goods delivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. PostOffice Box No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON,

Harry Kle'mme, Manager

Cor. Nnuanu; BeretaniaVstsY c

i Honolulu, H. I. .

The Only Sporting House inTown.

0.r3?. S. a Speciality.--

LOHENGRIN LAGER (BEER,

T.Always on Draught.

- 2 GLASSES FOR 25 CENTS.

Best of Wines, Liquors'and Cigars,

ALWAYS ON HAND.iul-t- f

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AIAVAS .ON HAND,

Corner Nunanu and Hotel Streets."

Bell Telephone 241. Post Office Box'107

Cityvi Meat

Oppo. Queen Emma Hall,

Established 1863.

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J. A. KlRg-- . Jilakrfer of the Iatcxior. , vW. O. Siailti, Attomey-GeiiersL- l. f

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W. U. WUdr, Vice-Preside- nt of tfaa --ProrWaruI

CBolte, John Esitaelnth,Cecil Brown. . D. Tenner.John Xott, W.F. Allen,jonn tna. Henry Waterhonsc,James F.Morgan A. Youns,EdL Sahr; F. 31. Hatch,Jos. P. Mendonca.Ch9. T. Kodsers, SccreUry E- - d Ad 7

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Hon. A. F. Jndd, Chief Instlce. -Hon. Jv. f. Blckerton. first Associaic justice.Hon. W. F. Frer, Second AsocUteJ ustlce; jHenry Smith, Chief Clerk.Geo. Laetu Deputr Clerk.C.F. Peterson, Second Depnty Clerk. "

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J.Walter Jones, Stenographer. r"

Cxecoit Judges.

First Circuit: ji'K'l OahuSecond Circuit: (Maul) A. N. Kepolkal.Third and Fourth CIrcnIfa: (Hawail)S.L.AujtInFifUi Circuit: Kauai) J. Hardr.

Olucea ana Court-roo- in Court House.King street. Sitting In Honolulu The firstMonday in February, 3ay, August and Novem-ber.

Department of Foreign Atfaiss.

Offleoln Canitol Dnildlnr. KInir street. HIa:Excellency. Saniord U. Dole, Miiibter oLForelgu",

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Geo. C. Potter, SecreUry. , . -

W. Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks.

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Office in ExecutlTe Building, King street.

His Excellency J. A. King, Minister of Interior.Chief Clerk. John A. Hassmger.Assistant Clerks:' James II. Boyd, H. K. Keoho-kalol- o,

Stephen Hanaulu, George C. RossEdward S. Boyd.

"Bureau or Aqrictji.tckk and Forxstky.

President: His Eicellcncy tho Minister ofInterior, ffa. G. Irwin, Allan Herbert,John Ena, Joseph Marsden, Commissionerand Secretary.

CBura orBtmzAtJs.lKTE&ioa Detastxekt.

aurveyor-Gencrahy- 1). Alexanaer.8upt. PubL o Works, W. E. RowelUSupt. Water Works, Andrew Brown.Inspector, Electric Lights, John Cassidy.Registrar of Csureyances. T. O. Thrum.Road Superrlsor, Honolulu, W. H. Cummlngs'Chief Engineer Fire Dept., Jas.II. Hunt. " .Supt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. McWayne.

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Office, Executive Building, King street, ,

Minister of Finance, His Excellency S MDamon.

Auditor-Genera- l, George J. Rosa. tRegistrar of Accounts,?. G. Ashley. .

Clerk of Finance Office, E. A. Mclnerny. '

Collector-Gener- of Custom. Jas.D. Castle. V

Tax Assessor. Oahu, Jona.Sbaw. " '

Deputy Tax Assessor, W. C. Weedon.PueUaaster-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat,

Ccarroxs Burxau.

Office, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort street ;

Collector-Genera- l, Jas. B. Castle.Depaty-Cohecl- F. B. MeStocker. JHarbormaster, Captain A. Fuller.Part Surveyor, M. x, 8andrs.Storekeeper, George C. Stratemeyer.

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Ptrial.Arthnr M.Browa. ; -Oaaa Prisoa, J, A. Low. .

Prises Phyrieiaa, Dr. C.Js. Coefer.

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