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Business Cards

VOLNEY V.. ASHFOKD,

Attorney and Counsolor at Law,Oilico, Sito of the Old BotlrelWest Corner of King and liotuolStreets. yjsi

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaalmmanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

CHARLES OREIGHTON.I

ATTOBNE1 AT LAW.

. . ..j-- rt tin TT 1. ClMuf TTnnnlnln

Ilawaiian Islands,

PAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

314. Merchant Street, Honolulu,Mutual Tolophono 415. .

CLARENCE TV. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.

Office Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluUale), adjoining Post Office,

Honolulu.

A. ROSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 15 Kaahuinann St., Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,',

8G King St., Boll Telephone 107.

F, H. REWARD,CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 50G King Stxeot, Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands.

TVar. FOSTER,ATORNEY-AT-LA-

42 Merchant Street, Oct 11th.

A, G CORREA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,!3

307 Merchant Street, Honolulu.jyao

Femaiides & GomesWHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,Ko. 502 Fort St.. Honolulu, H. 1

P 0. Box 430, Mutual Tele. 140.'

COMPAXX,

335 Both Telephones 43S5

Hack Stand, Corner KiafMnnnakea Street. Hacks i AllHours.

SAM TEE HOP,

No. 552 Ki&g gtawt,California ad Haw rHand VsibU. GaY JUyTa a&d Gmud C0m, 0

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MACFARLANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and SpiritsKiahunusa Street, Hosolara.

H. E. MgESTYRE & BRO.,

Gboczrt, Feed Store & Basebt,Corner of

King and Fort Sts., Honolulu

J. PHILLIPS,PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GASJITTER

COPPER-SMIT-

House and Ship Job WorkPromptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.

Dit. McLENNAN,

Fort Street, above Hotel.Mutual Telephone 6S2, for office;2S7 for residence. jy2S

ED. C EOWEHouse Sign and Oinamefital

Painter.Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

G20 King Street. augl

Y. LUM SING?J

Dealer in Fruits and .Groceries.Fresh Fruits bv EvorviCaliforniaSteamer, Eresh Islrad Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 jrt Street.Coffee Roasted. P O. Box 169Fresh Island Prodijo, GoodsDelivered to Any Part of theCity, . jy21

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE IS SALOON !

P. McINERJY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors Wines and Beer.

Corxee Bethel asd Hotel Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

7W. WRIGHT, PnoniiETOR,(rficccssofto G. West).

ARMAGH BUILDING and REPAIRING.W All Onlcfe from the Other Islands in theCarriage Bfilding, Trimming and Painting-Lin-

will fleet with Prompt Attention.Blacksmiramfi: in ah lis ariona uranencs

Done. P. 1). Box &21. Nos. ES and ISO

Fort Streef JylO Iy

". S. LUCE"Wine and Sririt

MerchantGayipbell Fire-pro- of Block,

MERfHANT ST. . HONOLULU.

71 :feOTH TELEPHONES: 71-C-ONSOLIDATED-

SODA-:- - "UTER -:- - WORKS -i- - CO.

(LtMrrrED.)

Toi Wo Wing Kee Co.SG NUUANU STREET

Dealers in Ladies' it Gents Bootsand Shoes made to order.

POBoxas?

Fred. Harrison.

CONTRACTOR AND

BUILDER

Tbe. LeadingBuilder

IN HONOLULU.

festiauks &rm a all loads

of Briek, Iroi, Sio d

btsf ol ill kiw. .

Iikiig Mtkrkl foe SW. S10

P.O. BOJCll.cfctr v

BRUCE GARTWRiGHT

Bssiness of a Pidodaij Xatnra Transacjed.Prompt attention gjTen to the ramagtisent

of Esiatot anarfunsMps, Trasts.etc.! etc, etc.

Offices, : I Ca.-ticrig- kt Building,Merc tat Street. Hoaoraln.

H. MAY & Co.,

Tea Dealers,Coffee

RoastersAND

- .

ProvisionMerchants

yb.-bor- t Street, - Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

European &American GroceriesCalifornia Produce by Every

Steamer.

Merchant ExchangeComer King ana Nunonu Streets.

S I. SHAW.... Proprietor.

The Finest selection of LTOITORR nmluctit, som anywhere m the town.

First-clas- s attendance. Call and judgelurjuurseu. no 113-- U.

platiion&I Iron Woi1

QoEN Street,Between Alakea & Richard Sts,

THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared toAll kinds of

Iron Brass, Bronze, Zinc,

Tin and Lead Castings, AlioGeneral Repair Shop for Steam Engines,

Rico Hills, Com Mills,

Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc.Machines for the Cleaning of Coffee,

. Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal,

Pineapple Leaves it other Fihrous Plants,

And Paper Stocki

Also Machines for Extracting Starch from

the Manioc, Arrow Root, etc.

K$T All Orders promptly attended to.

WHITE, RITMAN (ft CO.

Per S.S. AUSTRALIAfrom the Coast

CAMAHINOS

BefrigeratorContain a Full Supply of Ice

House, such as

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Irresk Salmon, Oanhflower

Celery, Muscat Grapes,Peaches, Apricots

iTectarines.tJapanese Plums

Tokav Grapes,German Prunes

Grawtbrd Pcaclies,i Silver Prunes

Rose Peru Grapes,JBartlett Pears,

, Sikle Pears, Etc

California IruitMarket.

.Mutual Tel. 37S It

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 PORT STREET,

Mela traj Bkek.

JOBBKRS OF

WXNii and

GoldenRuleBazaar,"

Depot for NEWSPAPERS andPERIODICALS by every

incoming steamer.

23T Subscriptions Payable in.Advance.

DOMESTIC

SETTINGMACHINES.

This Machine is the King ofall. On it you' can make a Lock-stitch, Chain-stitc- h, Embroiderv,Button-hole- s, Ruffles, Tucks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet.

Stationer' and Blank Books at1ST Cash Prices. $S

Hand Sewing Machines fromeight dollars and a half up. jy27

WE INVITE ALL SMOKERSTo call and inspect our Ir.te importationof tne celebrated G. B. D. pipes, cigarsand cigarette holder:.

T. H. Da?ies

& Co..

Fresh Feed

. and FlourFrom WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour,

- Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,per wAiaaroo " Just

to; Hand.

New DryiGoods

Crockery,

Hardware,Groceries.

To Hand,4

wo

Honolulu Made

Wirt Woven

and

Hammocks

OCRATsTIC

Steamship :- -: Co

Time Table.

LOCAL LIISnE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.'Arrive Honolulu Leare Honolulu

from S, F, forS,F.

Aug. 11 July 21.Sept. 8 Aug. IS:Oet. 6 Sept. 15.Nov. 3 Oct 13,Dec. 1 Nov. 13.

Dec S.

Throuffli LineFrom San Eran. for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu

Monowal A;)g 2Alameda Aug 30Mariposa Sep 27Monowai Oct 25

Erom Sydney for San Francisco.

Leave Honolulu.

Alameda July 26Mariposa Aug 23Monowai i ... Sept 20Alameda Oct 18

. Capt. Wm. Davies,',

Stevedore andWrecker.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS ON

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

On and after Monday, Oct. 22,1891, the STB. TVATMANALO,will sail every Monday, at 5 p m

for HANAPEPE, KOLOA,ELEELE and LIHTJE,

KAUAI.

CAPT, "WM. DAVIES,Master & Owner

lnqniro at office of J. S. Walkib orerSprecbel's Sanh.;

feb U5.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Naaanu StreU.

EDW WOLTER... .Manager.

The lisest selection of LIQUORS ar.o"pTTiTt, sold anjrhere in the lomi.

First --clAsa attesdesce. Call and jndgsfor yourself. no SO-i- f.

City - Carriage

M'F'Q. Co. -

Blacksmith Shop

107 KING STREET

D. 1(. BEjT, HjMAER

Blacksmith Work

AD

Carriage Repairing

patsting and itbimming

la all ife BrxftalMi, at BdBMk Prw.

j0F Gilt aft Call as4 j

HAWAII'S "lUE" LAWS

CONSTITUTION and LAWS

Erametl 1)y tlic Missionaiics

LAWS of the HAWAIIAN

ISLANDS.

Accordin; to tho decision of the Nohl&, and RepreienU

tives, wo have given our assent that tho abovo should bo in-

serted in the former law, and wo have hereunto subscribed

our names on this 10th day of May 1S-1- at Lahaiua, Maui.Signed KAilEFTAilKHA III.

Kekauluoiii.CHAPTER L1V.

BURDENS OP THE LOR CLASSES.

Previous to the enactment of the new codo of laws on the

subject of taxation, evory man was required to pay a poll

tax ofone dolfar Annually.

At tho present time, it is a dollar for ono year and a half a

dollar for the next. , .

Formerly, the tax of a common size farn wasy,

1 Fathom Swine

40 Kapas

40 Paua

IDogSO Fathoms of fish lino, and a

fish-n- ot S00 meshes in length. This was the Government

tax.

Now the whole of this taxation is abolish! axeept tho

fathom Swine, and even that is reduced to half its former

site every )ther year.

Formorly, besides this Government tax, there wa another

tax laid by the local Governors, another by the hlghr land-

lords, and another atill by their subordinates.

At the present time there is no assessment except fur tho

Government tax. No other tax can be laid.

Formerly, if the Landlord became disiatlsfiedj'ha at once

dispossessed bis tenant even without cause, and then gvo

his land to whomsoever asKed for it.

At tho present iimo that practice is at an end; lands are

held by a strong tenure; thoy cannot be seiztd without cause

Formerly, a prohibition rested even on the ocean, bo that

men must not take fish from itAt the present the prohibition u removed, so that overy

man may take fish where h? pleases with very few excep-

tions. .

Formerly, there wore distinct taxes on shto3, counties,

towns and districts. Now there are no.auch taxes, they are

strictly prohibited.

Forawrly, If th King wished for tho property of any man,

be toot it without reward; even seized it by fdreo or took a

potiioa oaly, just m action accordance with his choice, and

no mas could rfue - hi. The same was true of evrey chief

awl avn tb la&dlotd trtd their tenants thus:

At Uw pttmrni Ubm aa:h conduct Ls at ail ended. No chief

whatever Imi powr seltci-aa- t to do it bow. Should one at--Umpi if wwrid iaaUatlr nm to b a chief on this arch-il- af.

Ewrrly, if a xmb a4 a aab: ol ehildren, they were

a raryi hmyy hmr& as9oi of tiwtr iacrasiag th

aawa4 o ait axU.

PROGRESS.

74r Lye 1 the Land is Esiabiishea

in Righteousness.

HJSOL.ULU. NOV. 12. 18W.

Judge Or Jury?

When the Hawaiian jury was

oallod tiiis morning it was seen

that nine of the jurors had beenexcused for farther attendanceand nine other selected (fromEwa).

The roason for this stop was

that aooordiug to'Judgo Cooper

the nine dismissed jnrors had

givon a verdict in a case tried be-

fore him contrary to the opini-

ons of tho judge and the prosecu-

ting oflioors.May wo ask Judge Cooper what

the dutios of a jury is ? Wouldtho loarnod gentleman bo kindenough to go before anintelligent and unbiased body of

mon und explain tho reasons wb

the jury-syste-ni ovor was inaugu-

rated and the obligations imposedon the jurors through the lawsof every country which yet hasadopted tho sj'stem.

Wo know nothing about thomerits of the caso in question.Wo don't caro to know!

Wo only know that a man ac-

cused of some offense was broughtaccording to tho laws offl thiscountry before 12 peers and a

sufficient number of theso 12

peers declared that they accord-ing to the evidence producedfound him not guilty.

And then tho judge who abso-

lutely had no ktdcana in tho mat-to- r

got mad and linsulted thejury S3st9in and tho individualjnry by firing them out under thoalways polito term of "excusingthorn from further attendance"

Judge Cooper has got manygood qualifications. He is as a rulean independent and impartialjudge and ho stands very littlefooling. In this instance thoughho has certainly ovor reached him-

self. Ho is tho judge presiding,but ho is certainly not tho jury.

Tho jurors wore picked out byhim and Clerk Smith.

No politics come into tho business bocauso only adhoronts oftho government can sit as jurors.

Wo aro constantly told bvJudgo Coopor's politically associjatoB that tho natives who havetakon tho oath to tho republicare the most intelligent and tholoading Hawaiians. A portion ofthose mon sat on Mr. Coopor'sjury aud ho now dares to claimthat their verdict in that certaincaso was a flagrant miscarriage ofjustice

H is honor has ontered upon aoaroor which will aud must endin an uprising No judgo in thiscountry horotoforo has dared toimpugn tho motives of a jury orimpeach their verdicts. Thocountry looked with horror anddisgust at tho vordict in thoGibson, breach of promise casobut oven Gibson's ' papers hadlittle to say.

An opium case against a pro-minent haole was settled by aforeign jury a few years ago bya vordict of not guilty. Thepresiding judgo smiled and bowedand wondered how any sano jurycould render such a verdict.But ho said nothing.

Judgo Cooper should bo madeto understand that ho simply sitsin his judicial chair to furnishtho law needed in a trial and todo tho executive part of a judgeto sentence n convicted criminal.Bo is a judgo in fact and not ajury.

Undeserved Praise.

Captain John Good left in theAustralia for tho purpose of re-

gaining his health. The govern-ment organs aro busy in eulogiz-ing tho man who was brave(l)enough to shoot an unarmedpoliceman and then went inhiding. The captain did not gotnear tho government building orpolice station until after the sur-render o Marshal Wilson.

Tliero aro nine lAattkM from23 w on Judge Coofttrs's Mtattjury. Hoeoltduwirrs artmkJ-U- f

scre,

A PROTECTION FUND.

More About the Sugar Trust- -

The scheme of Bolte, Jonesand others to become the manip-

ulators of a great "protection"fund does not seem to gain muchheadway. As far as wo canlearn the charter has not beengranted, and the gluttenouscrowd is yet without the firstinstalment, which according tothe programme should have beenpaid on Nov. 1st

We can well understand thepleasing prospects which wouldbe unrolled before the eyes of

the ambitious financiers if thesugar plantations would be in-

sane enough to allow themselvesto be taxed by tho said financierswho, of course would be theleading members of the greatboard of nine trustees. Not lessthan $100,000 and most likelymore would annually be pouredinto the coffers of these very ex-

clusive trustees, and as the 'nine'undoutedly would have full con-

trol of the two-thir- ds majority of

tho association, they would beable to do as they pleased withtho accumulated wealth.

Far bo it from us to impugnthe honest of any membereligible to such a powerful board.

But tho temptation to runthings in this country to suit theplanters, and nobody else would

be too groat for any ordinarymortal and all branches of thegovernment would soon be undertho control of these gentlemenholding tho very' gilded purse-tring- s

and of whom surely some-

one would not hesitate in bribingand corruptingllegislators.

We publish herewith articlesVIII and IX of the proposedagreement which will show thocountry what a power will belaid in tho hands of the ninotrusteos, who of course own two-thir- ds

of the stock in the associa-

tion.-, if thiscurantiQ trust --isover allowed to become a factCertain, now fortunately defunctgentlemon, used to run a similarshebang in Venice some centuriesago. When you were invitee to

call on them and wo never heardof anj refusing the invitation- -

you crossed a bridge which mostproperly was called tho bridge of

sighs.Tho gontlomon who gat in that

council would hardly have one- -tenth of the power which will

h fall into tho hands of Mr. Bolte'snine trustees, if the planters promiscuously should pour from onetotwo millions of dollars into theircofleio. The small stockholder,tho morchaut and the mechanicwill probably then have to askMr. Rowell or some other expert(save tho mark) toorecta "bridgeof sighs" over which they canpass into tho iron bondage of theall powerful nine.

Article YIII: The membersof this association do herebyseverally bind themselves andtheir several heirs, executors,administrators, successors andassigns for tho purposes aforesaidto oach contribute in cash or itsequivalent on tho first day ofNovember in the years 1S94,1895, 1S9G, 1897 and 1S98, thesum of ono dollar ($1.00) for eachton of sugar produced by each ofthem respectively during thetwelve months preceding tho firstday of October of each of thoyears 1S94, 1S95, 1896, 1S97 and1S9S; which amount is to be. paidi ii i -iu mo trustees oi tuis associationand to be held by them for thepurposes of this association andto bo applied in such manner asmay bo agreed upon by a tw-o-

thirds vote of this association.It is agreed, however, that thisassociation may by a two-thi- rds

vote increase the amount of con-tribution to bo paid by eachmember for each of the yearsending Oct 1st 1895, 1S96, 1897

w- - w wftMuk AAA UUilk UVV W.V

ceeding two dollars (2.00) foreacu ton ot sugar produced; pro-vided however, that such increasoshall not be made retrospective.

In caso of default in paymentof any subscriptioa, it is agreed,that suit may be brought for thesiee by the troatees in the nameof the association.

Article IX: This fund is tobe held by the trustee and to boinvested by them and the iafcar-t- it

earaed to be added to thecapital, oa or before the first dayof ATov. 1897, the said fund is tobe disposed of m May bejraeedapft by a two-thi- rds rote of thiseaeoewtiom in aay one of "thefollowing itkocU:

() To be exceeded for titeprpo of biUdwg, preketg

or obtaining a sugar refinery oran interest in a sugar refineryor

(bj To be reinvested as thenucleus for a protective fund forthe benefit of this associationor

(c) To be divided amongst themembers of this association prorata according to the amount oftheir several contributions.

A Correction.

In our editorial in last Satur-

day's issue the Comparative tablecontained . several . errors. Wereprint ite to-d-ay in correctedform.

' froia pubUjh from the ap-propriationcd statement

ot April 1KM. bill of jiiritonot.

Cml List $ 62,999 $ 62,999PermanentSettlementT... 5,400 5,400

Legislature andPrivv Council. 35,450. 35,450

Judiciary Dept. 17S.625 51 179,425 21

Deptof foreignAlfa-r- a 163,S2l 94 17S.621 94

Finance Dept... 547.S40 SI 577,540 SIPostal Bureau.. 15S200 69 169,654Bureau of Cu-stoms" 101.1SS 67 95,793 67

AttornevGenl'sDept..". 452,47240 400,260 26

Bureau of Pub-lic Instruction. 224,033 225,533

Interior Dept . . 39,734 39,731Bureau of

Survey 3S.501 47 3S.501 47Bureau of .Con-veyances. ..... 16,494 16,494

Bureau of J mi- -gration U,100 11,700

Bureau of VTa--

ter Works 44,904 93 41,954 93

Bureau of Pub- -

lie Works 150,964 44 157.S64 44Board of Health 33.300 u 336.S00 77

Miscellaneous. . 246,,22 30 237,397 63

$2,S21,a336S42,Syi,430 20

SECTION II,

Interior Dept. . 265,611 70 563,261 70

Miscellaneous .. 251,216 50 403,566 50

$3,341,1S1SS$3,778,55S40

SPECIAL ACTS.',Hospital TaxFund v 7,241 7,241 77

Boads and Bri-dges Zouolulu. 35,000

'35,000

Expenses Legis-lature, 1S92.-.- . 7,000 7,000

Espouses plac-inglo- an

Jan.11, 1S93 35,000 35,000

Genl ExpensesP. G,.-- , 250,900 250,000

3,675,423 G5$4,112,800 17

UNINVITED.

But They Got There All TheSame.

The bathers at Waikiki neednot be scared when they hear a re-

port of an unexpected catch of two

sharks at the Queen's place yes-

terday. The sharks were harmlessand they simply wenfc- - across thereef, to see if they could join anyroyalist meeting.

Wilson was the only man theymet, and as the' were not backedby an American man-of-w- ar

or half a dozen "smart" politi-cians he didn't surrender butthey swallowed his bait andwere hooked. The two livelyanimals that measured respect-

ively five and six feet wore cap-

tured by "Wilson assisted by severa! Japanese servants

' "Wilson was as we understandfishing for uluas from the endof tho Queen's pier and his fin-

gers suddenly noticed that therewas a bite. He pulled and so didU. ( 1, . Act. o - - 1, a I

other end. Assisted byJapan the enemy wag broughtashore and found to be not anUlna, but an e,yery day ordinaryshark. Then the old gleam shotout from Charlie's eyes and hethought that he was pulling in"royalists" or other objectionablevermin. Anotuer tnrow and an--?

other shark. This time the sharkwas only five feet long.

Mr. Wilson was buying fish-

hooks this afternoon but it is un-

derstood that he guarantees thathis sharks are like the kanakas.T&ey dont bite except very muchprovoked and then they get hook-ed.

. Dismissed,iiiiii 'n

Captain O. Klemme of themounted police who has succeeded in bringing himself rather con-

spicuously before the public wasdischarged by Marshal Hitchcocklast Satmrday.

It is a promising sign that themarshal- - at last begins to cleanout his Augean Stables. Nopermanent suc-caaso-r to Mr.Kl&asme Sas so far bees, appoint-ed. Why not do away with theawaited police? Smith andBrowa im the 1803 seesios alwaysreferred 'to a aKmaied police as aot ieIiii body,

HawaiianTrr i iMaraware

Comp'y.

September 17, 1S&L

If we remember correctly the"Charleston' was the first of the"White Squadron" to visit Hono-lulu. Her arrival on her seconEcruise is still in the minds ofpeople who were here on January29, 1S91. When with flags athalf-ma-st and yards cock-bui- lt

she entered pbrt with the bodyof King Xalakaua, the kind at-

tentions shown by the officers tothe King during the voyageto the United States and tho, al-

most sacred manner in which thebody was guarded while beingborne to the Islands, endearedthe "Charleston" to the peoplaof Hawaii. As much as it was inthe power of the people, theirappreciation was shown to theofficers during their stay andwhen sailed they loft graven ontablets of love and memory, ev-

idences of their Aloha for Ha-

waii. Pew, if any, of the officerswho were here then are on thevessel now; some have reachedthe age of retirement and othershave gone to other vessels but j

the Charleston is still green inthe heart of tho Hawaiians.Have you ever used a PansyStove? We have Ibeen sellingthem for four or five years andto-da- y they wear the "YellowCoat" in the empire of stoves.They are recognized by everyone, oven dealers in other stoves,as a superior article and onewhich they do not care to run upagainst. Of course stoves maybe bought from people who arenot dealers. We have peoplerunning hero every day or twofor fire" bricks and parts belong-ing to stoves they have boughtfrom other parties, and whenthey find they cannot get themthey discard their stoves andbuy a "Pansy." You see thereis a disadvantage in buying dearthings at low prices. Come tous-an- d get a Pansy at $15 00 andyou get full value for your mo- - j

ney. You don't get a $75.00range for fifteen dollars, mindjyou, but you get a first classstove that is worth Thirty dollars j

to any onej

Our Ready Mi ted Paints arosuited to the wants of people whohave a little painting they wantto do themselves. 'The advant-age in buying a prepared paintis that you have the benefit ofthe best mixers in. the UnitedStates without having to pay forit. The v.paint is read for usedirectly you take the top off the .

can and if yon don't find it cheap-er and better than any-- you canmix yourself we are mistaken inour experience in California thopainters sre using the preparedarticle in preference to buyinglead andtoils because they find itto their advantage to do so. Webelieve it1 is only a question oftimo wheti iho painters here willfall into lino.

Hanging lamps are in as greatdemand now as ever. Peopleseem to want something for light-ing purposes that will give asgood light as the sun they findit in the lamps we are giving a-w-ay.

Onr cheap stand lamps arean excellent thing for a servantsroom and will find a ready salein the Island stores. We cansupply any .daaand. for a singlelamp or for a thousand.

There's lots of Hawaiianswhose Kuleanas need fencingand we have the wire with whichto do it. TTo have also the ma-

terial for building a fence thatwill last until long after the mil-leni- um.

Instead of rmvine ahigh price for posts, or even get-

ting them for the cutting, yourfence will cost you less money ifyou buy st&el stays and washersand mai-f-; a Jom Locked fence.

ITe hire averythiBgyou wantin the ba-Kiw-

ar aad aoS iur- -Dishing foods line too wish.And. w oosrt

.i&vaetifation as to

ft Vh LMinrogtjrit

Tli2imttMfaft'

MORGAGEESXOTICEOFIKXESTIOX

TO FORECLOSE AXD OF SALE.

Notice is hereby giren thai paxsaaat to apourer of sIe cosaaired is s certia asort-ga- gs

Sited SJesabw 1st. A.D. lSS2;tabr GEOEGE NAKIAUA aad MARAEAGEORGE his --aife, of Hosolala, Wsnd. olOabrj.,io MaKe Kahai, laSeofsaid iionolalodeceased, recorded in the otScaof the Regis-

trar of Ccanrvasox, in liber 1SS, folios 221-2-- 3.

J". A. Camsairis Adiolnisirator mthWill anakred of the WBI of the said Mah'o

deceased, intepds to foreclose saidrcortgagefar a bread juf tbe conditions insaid raortcaga contaLed to sits thenon-pajTDa- nt

of both the srindpal and interestwhen due.

Xotice is also heretV given that all andsingular the lands, tenements and heredita-raea- ts

in said mortcaga contained and de-

scribed, --sin be scad at Public Auction, atthe Auction room of Lewis J.Levey, onQueen Street, in said Honoluln.Jon

WEDN-ESDA-T, the U DAT ofNOVEMBER

A.D. 1S&4, at 12 oVJci noon of said day.The property inssjli mortgage Js thus

described, iz: 'IThat certain piece olland sitnato in Pau-c- a,

Honolulu, aforesail, and also that cer-

tain piece of land sitt&teat Auwaiolirau,Honolulu aforesaid, dcribed in RoyalPatent 17S9, Land Commission Award 3 154to Mataioulu.conTeyed to Umauma opio byTJmauma his father, by. deed reco rded inLiber 30 p. 296-- 7. andbv'Aid Umauma opioto George Nakiana by deed recorded in Liber

Term cash in TJ. S. Gold Coin. Deeds atexpense of purchaser.

For further particulars, apply to Jas.K. Kaulia and Enoch Johnson. Attorneysfor the Administrator snth the Will annexedof the Will of Malie Kahai, deceased, Mort-SSe- e-

. . fUJ. A. uu.n,iit.a,

Administrator with the Will annexed of thoWill of Malie Kahai, deceased, Mort-gagee.

Dedat Honolulu, Oct -- 24, 1S94. 3wks-dl- y.

BEACH GROVE.v

New Sea Side, Picnic and Batling Resort:

H AS BEEN OPENED UP, AND IS NOWready to receive visitors. Ihe new

resort is under the management of CharlesF. Warren. The place is within a conven-ient distance from town, and two minuteswalk, from the Tram Cars (Bishop's switch)The premises which will be at tho disposalof patrons comprises between four and fiveacres ot beautiiui grassy grounas, over-shadowed by tropical trees. Also a completo outfit of bath rooms and bathing suits.There is a great deal of romance connectedwith these grounds. It is said to bo theexact soot on tho Beach where Eamehame- -

ha the conqueror landed with his thousandsot warriors bent upon the conquest or Janu.There is a sacred pond upon the. land sup-plied from a lecendarv serine. For hundred of. years the natives have used thiswater for medicinal purposes more especially as they claim as an effective remedy forrheumatism and paralysis. Beach Groveor Kawehewehe was a portion of the sea

rior, Kamehameha I. These new bathincand recreation mounds will ha exclusively

tfSAJfhBS inducers to continue theTllA rnfpr is inok dear, onnnnli Un VvA (vim.fortable with a nice sandy beach. This newxcri buppues a long ieit want ana is sureoi liberal patronage. Charges --will bo ox- -tremely moderate so as to come within thereach of all. All through the grounds thereiuu uruors anu anaaoa Dowers larnisueuwith tables and seats for the accommodation of those who bring along their own eatables.

Sandwiches, cakes, soda water and lemonade on ice may be had at tho premises.

Honolulu, Nov. 5, ISM. 0 2wks-dl- y.

House Renting andCollection Agency

loans negotiated on

Real Estate and PersonalFroperty.

Now is the time to list your property, asme uemanmor nomes 19 increasing everyday.Strangers are coming to ''The Paradise "Ingreat numbers.

We have some most desirable property for

li you own a lot. and desire to bnild ahome, we will Jurnish the money on favorableicrms.

The. Hawaiian Investment Co..General Real Estate AcenU.

IS and 15 Kaahnm&nn strepLU. A. l.UG,

otary Public Telephone C30nova

TJBCIS S1JA.GE

Reserved forITOHAN.

FOR SAXJE.

a,0W SISAL PLANTS from the BahamasIslands have been Imported and can be had

luumia 10 sun oj appijiag at me li rxo- -m umai uose interested in net In- -uaainaa saouia not lose tais opportaaitr

oct 15 it

- NOTICE.Uansg my absence lroi theIskHda,i

HokacsG.Ck.lbbe is duly authorized torecelvs and receipt for afi laeoks dae andOTOieto-aa- e J. W.LTJNDJG, at my officeBard hoveb23rd, 13W,atwMch date

wiu peisooaay anead.J.W.LUNKG.

oct 17th Isb

Furniture Dealers. :

taiy JtaveefM2 a

8EDK0OH SITS, CHAIRS,TABLES, WAXDHOBES,

lf TO

Sometimes where to go to pur-

chase auy particular article, butnot if you happen to want any-

thing in the line of

' jsjj Supplies,

Picture Frames

or enlarged portraits, there is butone piece iu Honolulu, to pur-chase all materials, and that'sking BROS.' Store, for whichthere is no rival on thesoIslands.

THE FINEST PAINTINGS IN

HAWAII, ARE ON EXHIBI-

TION IN THIS GALLERY.1

The firm makes specialty of en--jrging portraits as well as mak--

ias picture frames in tho verylast styles of mouldings.

the sheet pictures, they havethousands to select from of whichthey invite an inspection at anytimejjl

IIjVO BROS.,HotelBtreet, : : : Honolulu.

nov 7 tf

LADIES' COLUMN.

IhO demand lor WUltO cottonTWce Iwrinrr flit licfr waaIt

sale of those n hand until thevare nil sold. BWmembtir this meansfi tiyem xr rnsT whatTHEY COST OS, nvt one cent more orone COnt less. Ve am t making

i .n.. nf en

but it gives us room for the im-

mense stock of new goods thathave arrived by tie Australia."

We want to mov of our Hosieryat our Quick Sales And Small Pro--fitPrises, so theLABIES' BLACKSTOOKINGSwill jjo again thisweek at last week's Aricas, or the

3 per dozen' ones jit ?2.Jo pel-doze-

while tho per dozenones will go "at ?4 pen dozen. Thes with MEN'S SCfJKS: the $3per dozen ones are nav $2.25 perrlnzon. Wo nlsn vnnto call Sn- n-

I u..i: l iu. U :e iWhie Cotton EmbroidM-Hand- -

kerchiefs offered this week. Theyare not cheap ones, its the price ofthem that is cheap.

The interest also increases inour Volcano trip and it is quiteevident from. lato reoorts

Atthat

Madame rele is makmgygreat pre-parations to do her pifct for shohflS hflon thrmrincr mi ilfrmnfo?nc

r an fi- - uEju jU.: n.ULUIOUJII 1UU1I UlLiU Ufiriiiir liltxasc weeic ana every 'ndicationgoes to show that by the time youaro ready .to go she willybe in hprglory. ,

Bemember and savo everv. che-s- k

if you Tddnot have enough youcan give them to friends who aremaking up clubs'. This week is agreat week for buyers.

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

290 Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriage .

Company,M. REIS O.C. aOlNN

Anchor-:-Saloo- n

Ex "AUSTRA TVT A "Another Invoice of the World

Renowned

FREDERICKSBURG

UGER BEEROndraugitandbrthQk

-- o, Speciaity7

Small Fresh GaliformaOYSTERS, -

-

Si0toss

JUST ARRIVED,q q q

BABY - CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

CARPETS,

PATS,IN THE LATEST PATTERN

'HOUSEHOLDSEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Iachixzs,

J3TAll With the Latest ImproTera,. j"jjPAELOR

Groans, G-Liitar- -c

And Other Musical lustra men .

Wines, Liqtiois, BeerALWAYS ON HAND. AND

FOR SALE BY

ED. HOFFSCHLiEGER & 00.

Eing St.. oppo. Castle & CooVe'i

NOTICE is hereby given, thatall claims againsc tho

will be settled by Jas. P. Morgan,and all outstanding accounts daothe Critekiox Saloon and thejobbing house of L. H. Dee upto tno above dato, are payable toMr. L. II. Dee.

All bills against L. H. Dee,please present immediatoly forpayment.

li., H. DEE.Honolulu, Oct. 37 lS94.

onto 3m

l(aMui:-:Tfote-I

JAHULUI, .AUI

PEOPIUETOK.septi7-- tf

fecuifi Coui Fid (Siccus of

Hie f&to&ii&i Ijl&ndj

IN PBOBATE.

Iu the matter of the Estate of Hen .

McGuew late of Honolulu. Oabu tk vIntestate.

O.v Readixo and Filing the Pet.:Au'ii0S3LVB McGkew of San Francealleging that IIenri G. McGkkw orir :,

died intestate at Honolulu, ontbe:.October, A. D. ISM, and praying that Lof Administration Issue to JoiBni 0. 1 1 . --

Sk.

It js ordered that Friday tbe iiorcmber, A. D. 1S91 at 10 o'clock at

and hereby is appointed . for hesr.ru-Petitio- n,

in the Court Jtoom of tho l . .

Honolulu, at which timo and place ai:sons concerned may appoor ami tbif any they La7c, why said Petiton hoc.be granted.

Date Honolulu, II. I. OeUSl, A. D.

Br Hie Court,

c.

2STQTICE.

I hereby declare my inte;.tto contest and ask to have dcclar-YOI-

the ELECTION, heM .tho 29th day of October,

HERY KLEMME.

nov 7 2w

Anlntoice of the Celabratcd SH-1"- -

WATER ju3t reeeived direct frm ' --

Springs In Shasta, California."SHASTA" fa the finest Mineral Wt-- ' --

the world. It fa used In even lea" t"" --

and on all the railway- - disiM ears iaUnited States.

"SHASTA" Is the Queen ofall tableblends perfectly with hquor of all 5rind. rlis a natural relief for all dl$orkr istomach, kidneys and liver

Tor salej br all DRGGGI3TS MiTRADE GENERALLY

Macfarlane & Co. Ltd.,Solo Awnti for the Hawatfaa

& MACHINE MADE

POI!lFACTOEY, : : KALIHI.

Taro Plants, Fresh Tops andTaro- - at all times.

xRing Up Mutual Telephone 577.

B11345. W.L. WILCOX,

jy25 Manageri

ehf $oltmiim (Salcitrtar.

NOV. 12,1834.

jjft'W ;Tk ; FrjSatLast Ou&iter

Nor 5Full Jloon.- 13105 First Quarter.

11 w is : u " 19New Moot.

22 123 2

26 7!2S CO! 30

vussxts US PORT.

yATAt. VESSELS.

HEMS Hyaeiatit, May. Esqaicualt, B 0.I --tech wwiWp DagHay-Troah- i, CaEa.

HEUCHAJrrUES.

, S. AastraHa, HosdleUe, S F.j Aimara, Bwtb, Newcastle, X S W.Hi li Manna Ala. .Newcastle.

-- ,Urt Kllkitet....PtTovrnsol.srli Alice Cook. . . Pt 'Downsoml

. - Robert Lewai. Goodraea. Larraa I.

. i s adaow Foraet, Melaae, Xswc'ttle.t- - ktise S N Caeile. Hahbard, S. F.r ' k. Albert, CirtWUHt. & i.

- Nanshaa, Kiar., Kobe.A

-- :r Kma, KOlgsni. Eareka.

FOREa?f VESSELS EXPECTED.

hr PriUa... .Newcastle.. .Nov 30N Gkirfror...Newcastle.. .Nor 30

ir 1 kPaal Isonborg. .Bremen.... J)ec 10v ,r HFGhwIe Liverpool Jan 90

rouKin.'; ?iail. sehvice..steamships will leave for and arrive

r .m San Francisco and other foreignr.rtt on or abont the following dates,

Uie close of 1S04.

I TAVT. nOKOLULOl Due at Honolulufur San Pjusotfeco Fm. San Francisco

OR VjOfCOCTER. on Vancouver.

Miowera Nov 3 Australia Nor. 3Anitralia....Nor. 10 China Nov 12Manw9a....Nov. 15' Alameda Nov. 220.-- mc Nov 10 Miowera Nov 24Arawa Dec. 1 Australia Doc. 1

-- Australia Deo. 8 Oceanio Dec 11Monowai ....Deo. 13! Mariposa.... Dec. 20Mjiwera....Deo. 31 Arawa Deo. 24China Dec 81 Australia.... Dec. 29

Tho Panthoon Saloon is thedepot for the celebrated Entor-jTiseBec- r,

where it can always bofound cool and fresh on tap. WoJo not deal in "FredericksburgBeer" as the morning Paperthrough some mistake has adver-

tised. Call at the Pantheon forre-fros-hing drink.

JIM DODD, Proprietor.

Tnlk about braying assos. Thotown is full of thorn. McBrayer'swhiskoy is only to bo found attho Empiro Saloon. And whenit's found it stays. .

En. Roqna of thoEmpiro Saloonlias inado a now deal which willtouch tho hoarts, or at least thopalates of many a thirsty wander-

er. Ho keops half-and-half"

on draught and serves a most do-licio- us

and cool bovorago, farsuperior to "plain" boer.

so 17 tf

J. J. Williams tho well-kno- wn

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatchDials and Silk Handkorchiofs.Comploto sots of Lantern slideslocturos can bo had at tho gallory.For they aro sold at a roasonablofiguro by tho dozen or by thohundred.

Ilaniwai i

BaiL HouseThe uudersicnod havin ft I . K RKII

tho well known Ilaxiwai XSAtii

HoiSF. at Waikiki,begs to informvou, that it will be run as a

Strictly First-Cla- ss

BATHING. RESORT.

(W Special accommodations forLndics and Children.

W. S. BARTLETT,Proprietor.

p.s. Tram-ca- rs pass the placeocS

KAaEHAMEHA GIRLSSCHOOL.

The first term ot Kamec&mei GirlsSchool ftiU open AVeanesdayf D

for fdmissioa mar oe sudrs--d

to Miis Topo cither a KaeliMefeXIaaaal or Miss Pope, will bo la Use Hviiaa Kinacr-carte- a Iloom, Qoea EmaHall, SatnrOar tsornings from 2 xbewahevmicpleaseatonieetpplntJ. Ttaitioa is fiftv dollars ($30.) J.applicants received under 12 ytart of gc-O- ct.

U-l- m.

Employment Bitfeau.

IN INFOllMATIOX ANDn meat Bareiahas beta opa a JmfYiesf, ioda, on King Stent, sen to tkCh-as- 9

Theatre. Im tkini w rrof carpenters, cook, ySwitotiomechanics and VMieecs mmnmkt mm. mMpjuJied with good waJiaKaWt ?yigf" . iov S

LOCAL NOTES.1

The China is not vet sighted.1

The Kina Trill arrivemorning.

The Circuit Court was lazy thisturning, j.ne native jury molmis auerooon at 1:30 o'clock.

TL. r - .vAJusm s society met at the

isiuence or jf. W. Damon lastSaturday night.

The Rev. ilr. Hutchins finlsWhis discourse at the Central Unionlast night before a large audience.

A new hotel has bsen opened atKailua, Hawaii. Mies Paris hascharge of i t

Band Concert theby Nation- -... ...ai s tonignt at the "only" S ansSouci.

The Bicycle meet on Thanks-giving's day will be an immensesuccess. Our local boys will seesome fun.

--Dole will return tohis capital in theKinau.The usual amount of ja'lors andjailbirds will be at the wharf,

A fishing and a hunting partywhich have visited the outlyingdistricts returned last night aftrnaving enjoyed several diys Pstclass sport and bringing ho e alarge booty.

Tho American League J nowselling tickets for its annu ajf cele- -

bration. The feast will taie nl.icoat Independence Hall a n Park,now the raostpromiment r. creationgrounds noar Honolulu.

The native boys who somo timeago drovo one of Sam Graham'shorses to death have each beenfined 60. As none of them hasgot a bean Mr. GraJiani will bounable to recover pa loss. Thehorse was valued a$200.

A big auction ssle is taken placeat the offices of H. W. Schmidtand Sons to-da- y A stock of poetr3'will probably he sold at privatesale to the Paradise or tho Advertiser.

A largo inmber of visitorscalled at the numorons bathingplaces at Wiiikiki yesterday. Thoweather wan superb and all Ho-lu- lu

seemedj to enjoy a pleasantnntincr Ir

Uaptainf uordes wno acts ascommander of tho mounted policecaught ono of the patrolmonsleeping last night. Tho now"boss" oxtrncted tho stirrupsfrom tho horse of the man andbrought thorn to Hitchcock as a

triumphant token of vigilanceon his pilrt.

i 1.inrfct oiogant ainnor was

given to uonsm-wener- ai rujulast Saturday at Sans Souci, by a

number of proinment Japanesegentlemen. Tho .Qaintelto Clubwas in attendance and Mr. Fujii'smany frionds were profuse inproving thoir sincere desiro for

his return to these sunny isles.Mr. and Mrs. Fujii will leavo in

tho China. '. ' '& '

From Laysan Island.

Tho barkt. Planter, CaptainUnderwood, arrived today fromLaysan Island. Tho vessel lefttho island 24 days ago and bringsa full cargo. Governor Freetharrived in her looking as healthyas over. Nothing was heardabont the disappeared steam

launch or the"' absconding Jap.Probably be has met the Chinesenavy aad got into hot water.

There was nothing now on theisland.

TBCOS. X.rN13BAlT20S Merchant Street Bonolala.

New Store, nev Jewelry Gold,

Silver nd Diamond.

JtweJry Kaafc4iir le adr.Witkats eltaMtdaiad rpairt4

41 a and inf&j&

CINDERELLA,

Daiiey As,An Orator.

Tba two perform sinces of Cinderella presented last Satcrday,were very pleasing to the largeaudiences ihat greeted the spec-tacnlarpl-

ay.

IIn the evtLing Mr-- Daiiey

found it necesfary to explain thaino possible political importanceor idea could be credited to thecleverly arranged tranformationscene, in which tho friendship between Hawaii .and American wa3allegoricaliy represented. It ishardly possible to believe thatHonolulu, atleast ontside themissionaries can contain suchnarrow-mindedn-ess and idiocy, asthat displayed bv the busy bodies,

no tnonght tbat JDailey's marrnincent scene was meant for political purposes. It was ?nst .? wollthat he gave them a piece of hismind.

Miss Stockmover danced herHawaiian dance, and was equallvgraceful and clever in her American ballet as in her first publicattempt of the hula kui. Herrendition of the Maui Girl andLike no a Like, simnlv broughtj ci- -

ue house down, and she was ob--iged to respond to an encore. It

is hoped she will repeat her Ha-

waiian venture next Wednesdayat Mr. Dailey's benefit.

A Procession.

It was about three o'clockyesterday morning.

The moon shono brightly andHonolulu resembled barring thesmell the original Paradise ofSoreno Adam and Sereuo Eva.

Tho mounted police-me-n wereasleep, and the remnants of thenever-slooper- s were as usuallyawake.

Whilo Mary Ann quietly was"hooking" the stirrups from un-

der his sleeping patrolmen amysterious procession passedalong the road to Waialua.

First came ono carriage, (twoflasks, ono dog.) Then another,(more flasks, guns and dogs.) A

third followed closely after (moredo, do, do.) Fourthly, a vehiclewith operaglassos and. survey in-

strument. Then followed a mag-

nificent borse pulling a lawyer ortwo. No 6th disclosed hunting lieenses (with one exception.) Sevendrovo fast, and cock-pheasan- ts

dropped as by a miracle into thocarriage. The eight and thelast seemed to bo ornamentedwith glaring oye3, that accordingto evidence conld look acrossmountains through hills, and recognize people way off in thedesert.

What did that procession mean?What was its object ? Who gottho pheasants ?

These are the questions, Mr.Hitchcock, that shonld notbokept sub Kosa !

The amount of red dirt broughtback by the funeral, if such itwas, is a serious loss to WaialuaBoad Board and should be returned without delay.

.Sans.. Souci-Forev- er.

, -

A moonlight concert will bogiven at Sans Souci tonight, andtho beautiful weather will temptthe whole of Honolulu to visittho magnificent seaside resort,and there enjoy the fresh breeze,a cool bath and the finest musicwhich can be rendered in Honolulu. Not to speak of the hospitality of tho genial host.

Tho following is the program-me selected bv Professor Libor-nl- ot

PABT L

1. March "American Cadets", ...Hall

2. Overture "Poet and Peasant" , Sappa

3. Polka "Sans Souci" ......Liboraio

4. Sexopkone Solo "QueeaLihuokalaai Liboraio

SoBgs.

PABT II.5. OverUre "Said Pi&"...

, skki5. WaiU "La Olas .... .Bosas7. Dofi4t--?- L Paioaea" .

Jradir8. XarA' :ikiVCLibw)

"Hwu PooL"

L. J. LEVEY Lessee

W. R. DALLEY- - - Manager

Second Season of

Dailey Stock Co.,

under the personal direction ofW. R Dailey.

0u Xast "VVeelvjI

TUESDAYNovember 13, 1S94,

Our last regular Preformance oftho Season,

Wages of l-i-a

SECURE SEATS EARLY L

W Doors open at 7:30; Curtainwill rise at S o'clock prompt.

se22 id

-- E. H, NAKMA

Commisaonar of Private Ways andWater Rights, District of Honolulu.

NOTARY PUBLICAGF.NT.to GRANT MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Office, SOS Merchant Street. oct 15

YIAYI EEBED1ES.

QWIIjL: COKK Consumption, KhectaatUa,Catarrh, Cronp. a Skla diseases. Female Com-plaints, and Piles in the worst form.

Hopes are entertained that it will careLeDrosj.

They are Vegetable Remedies and canbe used by the most delicate and the youngestchUd.

Prices within the reach of all. Sc!3 at 109Kins street, Way Block, under Harmoar2all. ionolulu.

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Peoprietor:

pine Wines, Liquors. Bee

ALWAS ON HAND,

Corner Nnuanu and Hotel Streets

Bell Telephone 2il. Post Offlce Box 107

B. BEKGEKSEN

General Aint lor

SINC-E-R

SEWXTsTG-MA-CBLTISr- E

coivri?jir.

All Kinds of Needles for Sale andBepairing Ucno. Damon's BlockBethel Street, Honolulu. P. O.Box Ml. jy21

EiongBranch

Establishment.

Tk'u Fusi-CIi- a Btkins Beiorthas beea enlarged aad k bow epato ike pebiic, Itfe tke kei pUceoa tke ieiaads to eejoy a BUt. aodikere is bo better dec t ky oCSpecial acc4HHedati6ot foridies. Trasaears fm tk deec everykalfkor, aBe! eo Ssvtttrdayg aodS4ajs frerr tfteem iMe., C. Ji SHliWOOD,

BHDS ofWOVEN WIRE!

OF THK

19th eatery

Did aarbodf ever btfarhov the tatna ntHow tie affi: ot la Ike cocoaaat; whta

oiso seea sra sows:From waraee th satlrts came to people this

faL-Uc- d.

And when Uwt dkd, wbers tier all west, tisaappr aasxy tana;

These teis are all mrsterioss, aadno sofc-tlo- apet.

And. there' other aysterie quite xi JJcepwhich are sot tthoBol jeU

"Who was It ran the opicm rinj, got fa theujnor tree.

How was It Castotaa men were blind, detec--ures coaiantsce;

Whose soiajj to be the Tammany KIco:tnti mosi noes town.

Wbo'U surt the Show, to whom shall we allplank the "needial" down:

Who will be Boss, and run the firm, whowiU the Buckler be.

Tc dolt oa thi Frisco plan of the Greatrtepaouc ireer

One thlaswe know that BAILEY'S BEDSare made of WOVEN WIRE.

They irive n$ comfort, peace and rest, and areau teal we desire;

He takes no part in politic, bat does thebest he can.

To please his friend?, and show tbat he's the

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY,

Manufacturer Of

WOVEN wire Beds,

Hotel Street, Honolulu, (nextdoor to Horn's Steam Bakery.)

Sold, ny JUL RespactabJe

II eBiers,aug 14- -1 m?

L. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

HAVE J03r RECEIVED A

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF .

FINE SUITINGS,

ELEGANT PATTERNS,

AND;laTST STYLES.

Thfcse goods will be soldin anvQaantity

from a

IOOJYards Down to En'ough

to Make a Single Suit !

AND AT

HARD HUES PRICES !

IMPORTER

SQueen Street. Sept5-3- m

PIONEER

Steam QJQy Factory,

BAKERY and

Ice Cream Parlors !

rar practical

COjiSJEC TXOjSTEHand QRNAMENTER

In ali otsjwam of the Inuir-e- u onv that utastdt.

Akaa, Eaells. Gerauta aad FreaeiPASTXIES Xfc to-- Orr.

Bim-B- ii mo wmm gaos3ia4e at the Tary 5t Materia awl

at Baa tm it Batea.

Family Gnkm L Fancy Br&ti

XraMMMin GmmmUtA i he PauWralar Pant aad

Saat UTiiKM aa aaar wtMIhanaCjyubaaK Watsdsllaa,VaVIV

EACTORX ASD STORE,Na. ?I 8aiai Stnat,

- AasassfW avwiaj ws

ARE YOU ?

Can't p, caateat, tired, talrty It

HIRES

ROOT

NSRVOCS,

a teafc yoa waat. m1HRES ROOTBESR TWSP.KXACE

psrlSe the hleod. Etkkies the paUit

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE '

Yon drink

ROOTBEEltra to.; Jirmcafo j wnouaoia Ta slawi xmi arUH. , .

and rsm-saac- s asLvsta ta. mrrt.for pleasure jt atonle. Yoa take It a a Ai jvar Drerct or Oror ter Iv.

toateaodpstpkaiare. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA.

Aloriiiii:s iSToon. ISTilicGood all the time. It remove itse lincaor of caorafauc, mHati ttasnM at oo.'j

lalU the weario of nt?ht HIRES KOOT8 EER Msetow. (MrkHMc 'f iWmlj;. Uood aa laxury, good aj a tontc.

It Is berond all dispute a wosdwfal feealth.ivta; itiak, and It h ray km for r. -to nnd-nta- ad why this Is so. The root, kerb, bark iml WrVte. ftwa wMek IflRIS H h 1

BEER U akUtfally made, are the identical later from whkk phrttefaft ret UsUr ot fc

fal remedies, lot Instance; Do you belier that MrsaparUl&Ys a vateaols mmhMIt W ,

HIRES ROOTBEER coatalas more sarsapantta than aay sanaparBkht. The mmmc W tru- - a.tto other Ingredient.

It U dolnc more to advance practical temporally tlua aaay peoph rasttas. It la a Jand recommended by the most raatlous and eotvwrittv tapcaiiet fo&. TV aascrupulous abstainer can enjoy HIRES ROOTBEER hlaHU. aa4 raeomaMM & to other aan agreeable and healthful substitute for the strong driuk wwch h opposo.

It is a homemade and homemaking berwase. It Is very pnpansl. ad it 'hplain directions are followed. It will alwav beood. Etct aMmfctr ot Um iaatUy. trvmbabr to the pandfather, can enjoy HIRES KOOTBEElt, aad rry mm of Ummm wUl tat-bett- er

health for each swallow they Ukc, It Improves the apnMtt, pHfi Um Mood, ar 1

tones the whole system. Children especially deUcht In HIRES KOOTBKKK. lb trpafation Interests them, and Its nse does them pAd. la thoasawls of Imsw, "HlXSy Ri I'

BEER that mother made," will be among the happtwt rteottKtioM of cMMlMod.

BEWARE ! Do not confound it with other RoothMr preparation. a It to tatlretv ulike anything else of the kind. Beware of extracts adratked Ak akW Kootbawr. a t.are composed chleSy of coloring matter and oils to gtvw thorn favor, wbtt cxdlt the aerxtaand cause nausea.

Hires Improved Rootbeer packages makes reaHr the mo,t haraalaM of oar fMhiaoatdrinks, yet nourishlnr and strengthening the Mood. It ekaas ihsyca of Um poU'iu4humors that develop In kidney and urinary diseases, ami ia et, is aay ea that arV (rvman impure state of the blood.

Hires Improved Rootbcor Is offered to the paMte with fait roaadaaea af 1st mmHU I;contains no poisonous or Injurious prepertte whatever, aad aa hriial may tah It wMh perfeet safety.

JOBBERS:

HOBKON DRUGHOLLISTERBENSON, SM1TII tt CO.LEWIS & CO

BEER

HIRESROOT BEER!

hoo'fBEER

S"sW MUj)sk ri;

It salat tit 4 arr9aaBy wafte Hsr, to

HIRES MiOTBKXKJCAXSfn CUilCXS

Coat

csaswt,

Thhale a av

For pJIfftaWy 4st u.

CO. n" V Wholesale Druggist."

Wholesale Grocers.

Gr. B. D. PIPES.MADE IN PARIS

Honolulu, Oct.2C ly

HOLLISTER & CO.

Importers, Wholesale and Retail Doalors in

SoCLOirirLg Toloacco, and

Agents for the Celebrated

PliEUl'lED WATEE.

KTo Tioar o"fc s.13 USED BV THE CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORKSCOIPAOT Limited.

tiie Sr,oTxrD.taim.s

ULSCrpTINO ONEt

3Erixe as Crista,!

7 aug

f

B. BEEGERSEN Er HSrSUEA-3S"0'J-S, Fire, Life & MarineGeaeral Aceat Jor FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. 9

, RING-EE- .

COMPT.

All Kinds of Needles for Sale andImpairing Done. Damon's BlockBethel Stroet, Honolnlu. P. 0:Box 440. jy21

LongBranoh

BATHINGEstablishment.

This First-Clas- s Bathing Resorthas been enlarged and is now opento the public, It is the best placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, andthoro is no hotter nlace to lay off.Special accommodations for La --

dies. Tramcars pass the door everyhalf hour, and on Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

G. J. SHERWOOD,jy24 Proprietor.

Wljoleg&le Wiqe

'Liquor Dealer

19 Nuuanu Street

Wo would call your attention toOur Spooial Brands

Longlife $ Pure cream

RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksburg Beerau2 in casks or bottles

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KING and BETHEL St.

OAEEIA.G-ES- ;

AT ALL HOURS.

Both Telephones No. 113.

J. S. ANDRADE, Managerjune 15-I- f.

M. fiorikawa

CITY SHOEING SHOPBETHEL STREET,

Next door to Boy Horse Saloon.'

BMCKSMITS .WORK AMD

CARRIAGE REPAIRING.

--AT BEDROCK PRICES

Gire. me a call And Jadg for.. yomlf. ': ; j

THE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHOBIZED

TO TAKE FIBE axd MaBLNE RISKS "ON

Bui'ldmgs, Mei'diaridise, '

Hulls, Cargoes,Freights and

CommissionsAtCurrent Bates, in tlie Following Cos.

xamely:. - -

; ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, .

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MARINE, LONDON,

WILHELMA OF MADGEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

EWA & PilflljRobinson Hotel St., Fort and Nuuanu,

Have Jnst Received, per LuteN1TURE Ever Imported to

Hndsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn Solid Oak, and

ESPECIAL ATTENTION

for the

WICKER WARE,of consisting of

SOFAS, -- CHAIRS, ROCKERS,; l'JJNlbJl

CZ2 3E3E jl.Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in

"Agent Hawaiian Islands.

Block, between

Beautiful Designs WiAer Ware,

and HIGH CHALKS.

:s:x:E:irsi:o:kT tables,We have had a number of calls for these Tables, with CHAIRS to

match. We have now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITURE

EVER SEEN HERE.

Sideboards and -:- - Chiffoniers

Arrivals, the I argest Stock of FURthis Country, Comprising

of the LATES'i DESIGNS.

IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

etc., can get these in any3'ou desire.

HE JtC JSi 9

every style, including OFFICE

Besidence:Mutual 410

P. O. Box 117

Divans covered with PORTIEBS are becoming quite the rage inpluco of LOUNGES wo manufacture them to order, and have alaigo stock of PORTIEBS to select from.

Groat Assortment of WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool Straw Mattresses on hand and made to order.LIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows.

CRIBS, CRADLES, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.CORNICE POLES, in wood orbrass trimmings.

Mattressos, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired atreasonable rates.

CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating under tho Supervision ofMr. GEORGE ORDWAY.

Our Goods are First Class, and our prices aro the lowest Comeand ho convinced a trial is solicited.

Bell 525. telephones: Mutuai 645.ORDWAY & PORTER, Robinson Blook, between Fort and Nuuanu

Telephones:Bell 351

Mutual 417

you

and

E, B. THOMAS,

ijHHI HB--I SMaflBnl?' PHH 1 BBi

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Given on .All KindsOF

UK 111 SHEA WOODEN BEDIM' "All Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,

Attended to.

ICBEPS BXXR SALE:Brics, Lisa, 0at, Iron Sioae Pipe and Fittings,

Old k JN3w Corrugated Iron, MintonSTilM,Qrrj Tilsi, aMoried stMe ad olors;

CulHormi ad Mbatarsy 8d, ,G ramie CarbiBg and Block, ib.

OFFICE Ct YARD: OOc HwS, toia MM

HMITJORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., ,

, . Assets, $ l09,825.9LONDON-LANCASHIR-E EIRE INS.cO.,

j Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

TBAAEES-MERSE- Y MARINE INS. CO.,

Assets. S 6,124,057.00

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO,

$13S,499,19S.99

, CO. ZBERGKE!!.,General Agent for the

1 r1

IMPORTEES AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, : ,

Provisions- - '

Feed,EAST FORT fc KHSGlSTS.

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

- Fresh Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered to- any part of the oity FREE OF CHARGE.

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

P. 0. Box 480. Mutual 245.

The Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Buy

New and Second7

IS A.T:STECE

CORNER OF IKing & Nuuanu Sts.

jy20

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS'.

Headanarters Enterprise Brewing Co.,

THE-

Largest Consignment of Beer

that ever arrived here, now

on Draught

'1yI4 J. DODD, Prop'r

REALRESTATE AGENCY.

Houses to rent and for sale.Bents collected, conveyancing inall its branches attended to withpromptness and; despatch.

Honoultj Real Estate Agenct.103 Fort St

LEWIS & CO.

Whifesate snd Retail GricenesAND

PEOYISION DEALERS.

:But Fraaciwa Hotmy .

CTX JAJXLSa Spsollltt. .

Assets,

COENER

California

Telephone

Hawaiian Islands, lonolola

AND

Hand Furniture

XL Honolulu

JH. L

T. B. -- Murray

Is jSow to be Found

On the Xew Stand, No. . . .

King St. His. Business us

CARRIAGEAND

fap Maifaotorer

troes On.

When the "Independent"

PAHTY" gets smashed he

will be ready to

BEPAffi PillT AID ISM II

At a Seasonable Figure. No,

Extra Charge for Fanushing

thesa with Coauaoa SaM. .

1ST THUM iRIKGUP1. a

Removal I

I1AVE MOVED TO

Morgan's - Auction - Rooms

iora short, time. VTe aiotfil seUia?

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA and"

KINDLING WOOD

In "any quantity.

Both Telephonca 4LI au6

Pioneer Shirt FactoryESTABLISHED 1SS7.

A. M. MELTtlS, Proprietor,

5IS Fort St., Honolulu, (OpaUirs) Good Fit

CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER GO.

(LuiITTED.)

ESPLANADE:Cor. Allen and Fort Stf. : : Honolula

HO L LISTER & CO.,

The White House!

118 'Nuuanu Avenue,ONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS- -

jiigij-cl- H Rooming JloueWT EVERY EESPECT.

RoomsfOffl $150 to $3.00 HBP feefc

or 50c. jer Day.

PROPRIETOR.

Bell Telephone 132. aus 22

NOTICE TO '

Visitors, Kicnic Parties. Luaus

tSANI

GENERAL PUBLIC I

-

At Smith's Bus and Livery

Stable, Kikq Svreet.

Adjoining Metropolitan iwat Market.

Is the Cheapest Place in Towti yon can getBusses, Wagonenes, Buggies' and SaddleHorses. It will pay you to call and seebefore tou try elsewhere.

3T" Mutual Telephone 408augl-t- f

Uf FLJEye,

Corner King and Alakea Streets.

Refri It

By Every Steamer from San Fran-

cisco, with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

tK

Salmon, Poultry,Etc. Etc., Etc., Etc.J

scut 6. 'Oi--lj.

LEWIS J. LEYEY, '

Real Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

Coraer Fort and Qaeea Streets, Honolulu- -

Personal attention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

MBtaal Takpfeese 238.

-

NOTICE- -

During my absence "from the.cotmtry after the departure of the0e' for China Chin Bockwfll hata full charge of my busi-ness and affairs generally.

"Waflaka, Set 24, 1894Ah Chew

"WANTED.

Trill kwthalk 4"2kT

- .mra at

Oct l

i

AllTrays Keep on Hand a Sspply

of the Very

Best Piow SoapInCa3e3or4342,5,6aaaJ WRu-- j i

THIS SOAP IS THE

Finest Imported Hero,

1SPECIAL PRICES FOR 5 CASES

IN LOTS.

jas. u & mnCelebrated Brands of

SCOTCH WHISEEI

BEN ALDOCHLAN.

A ins ley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,NI0N Extra, Sptt

6LENLION

SPECIAL LI0UEUR

SCOTCH WhISkEY.

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

Harry Klem ME, Manager

Cor. Kuuanu & Boretania sts.

Honolulu, H. I.

The Only Sporting "Honso in. Town.

O. IP. S. a Speciality.

LOHENGRIN LAGER BEER

Always' on Draught.

2 GLASSES FOR 25 CENT?,

Best of Wines, Liquors,and Cigars,

ALWAYS OS HAND,

iul tf

--- ).

CITY DRAYAGE CO.,

Stand: Queen and Fort Street.White and Black Sand.

Drayingp Done at Reasonable Rate".W. F. SHARRETT, Makaoer.

Wanted.TWO Unfurnished Houses cf

6 to 8 BOOMS each. Enquire of

103 Fort Street.?ocI0.v

MEDEIROS & Co.jYIercliaxit Tailoi'rf '

American, English, and Scotch,Tweeds on hand. Fiist-clas- 3

work guaranteed.Hotel St., undarJArlington Hotel BbcHonolulu. .

D3.D.CKEK,Manager- -

raon.

HolfenKeeo.

tinsmiths and ' Dealers

-.-.A IX-

OtoMery, Gffrssware,

Wte PIPXS LAID. AND PLUMBI0"i ... NEATLY XXICUTED

y W .tuM St, MwwaKlDg and Htd