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Abraham Fernandez-- , - Manager

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2STOTIOE.All Business Communications should be

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Business Cards-f- -r

"A. v. peMsok,' ATTORNEY AT SA-Jf'-

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Office: 113 Kaahnraanu Street, Honolulu- Hawaiian Islands.

OHABLES OREIGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAJV.

Office: 113 Kaahumauu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

PAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

314 ilorcbant Street, HonoluluMutual Telephone '115.

QLARENOE Wp. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.'

"Offlte. OW Capitol Building, (HonoluluHalo), adjoining Po.sl Office,

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T. AT. DAVIDSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

30GMarcluiHt Si. Office (Mutual)Tel. ISO, Rcsidouco r7.

JOHN LOTAKAULUKOU,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Office7cornerE.ing & Bethel Sts.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Ileal Estateymd GeneralAiictiioiieei.

Comer Fort and Queen Street, Honolulu

Personal attention given to Salesof Furniture, Eeal 'Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

Mutual Telephone 23$.

a. rosa; "

ATTOKNEY AT LAW,

?FNo. idaakmnamw St , Honolnla,Hawaiian Ilsdi?.

3L Im sly Uj 4y MrKy5

$&pr" Tle X-ii-

fe of tixe H-rSjn.-d. Is IE3ta,blIsL ec Irx. ZEBIgifcLteo-u.sn.es- s

Honolulu, "Wednesday,

Business Cards

H. E. McDsTYRE & BRO.,

Grogeby, Feed Stoee fc Bakep.t,

Corner of

King and Fort Sts., Honolulu.

iLAOFABLAXE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu.

H. F. BERTELMANN.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,)

SG King St., Bell Telephone 107.

F. H. REWARD,

CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 506 King Street, Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands.

dr. Mclennan,131 Fort Street.

Office Hours: 9 A.M. to 12 M.: 3 to o P.M.

Office Tel. Tel. 2S7.

nSTxi, jbixElDE, ' 'SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

'-- BELL TELEPHONE 157.

All orders promptly attended to.

Bell Telephone 3S1. P. O. Box 32

W. TV. "WRIGHT & SON,

Carriage and Wagon Builders

LN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

79 and SO King Street, Honolulu, H. L

Elias Kaululaau Wright

83r DENTIST, -- 3

Corner of King and Bethel Sts., Upstairs.

Entrance on King Street.

Office Hours From 9 a.m. to12 m., 1 to L p.m. 3T Sundaysexcepted.

J. PHILLIPS,

practical plumber, gas-fitte- r

copper-smith- ,

13T House and Ship Job "Work

Promptly Executed.No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.

O.T. AKASAsPcgaiit : T&iloiM

324 Nuuanu Street

All Suits GuaranteedTo Fit and in the Latest

Style.1 Clothes Gleaned and Repaired.

iol

li. LOSE,

2STotary 3?.ublic.

Collector and General BusinessAgent

Patentee of Lose's ChemicalCompound jor Clarifying

Cane Juice.

Sub-Age- nt 'for several of-th-e

Best

FIRE INSURANCE GOS.

UnUfd Te4cplieBt( . p. o,Box 33S." Mawhaat Urt, Ew3Bkt.

i.

Business Cards

G.W.IAOFAHUBE&OIL

Importers and Gommissioii

jVEerchants,

Eonolulu. - Hawaiian Inlands.

THOMAS LINDSAY..-- '

Manufacturing' Jeweler and

WaichmaJcer,

Mclnerny Block, 405 Fort St., Honolulu.

HARRISON BEOS.,.

W CONTRACTORS ANTTjBUILDERS,

203 Fort St., Honolulu.

MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE,

S. I. SHAW, Proprietor,

CHOICE LIQUORS

and FINE BEER,

Corner of King and Nuuanu Sts.,

Mutual Tel. 423. Honolulu.

RRllCLJM-Ai- aj

Business of a Fiduciary Nature Transacted.

Prompt attention given to the managementof Estates, Guardianships, Trusts,

etc., etc., etc.

Ojjicea, : Garlwrigld Building,Merchant Street. Honolulu.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSED SALOON!

P. MclNERNY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines andJBeer.

Corner Bethel akd Hotkl Sts.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nuuanu Street?.

EDW. WOLTER....Manager.

The Fiuest pelection of LIQUORS and

BEER, sold anywhere- - in the town.

First-clas- s attendence. Call and judge

for yourself. no SO-t-f .

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Proprietor.

Fine Wineft Liquoift Bbbi1,

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Corner Nuuanu and Hotel Streets

CeU Telephone 331. Post Office Box 32.

W.W. WRIGHT I SON

SgsJKII

CamaffG fiWap Bite0 u

In All Its Branches.

HorseshoeingA SPECIALTY.

79 and 80 King StHonolalu

February 2S,

--A.dverfcisem.ents

City si Meat

Oppo. Queen Emma Hall,

Established 1SS3.

JOS. TINKER,

BiJyeSjiMaker of the Celebrated

Cambridge Pork Sausage !

Try Them.

CJ.

Meat Delivered to Any Part of

the City and Suburbs.

Mutual Telephone Number 2S9.

Criterion Sa

PFR AUSTRALIA,

another Invoice of the celebrated

JOHN WEILAND

PALE

LAqi;frJjFPIPIrmrr2' ! )!

Also, a Fresh Invoice of

--for-

eKqrjLSL. H. DEE,

Proprietor.

XWOHG SIRS GHOKG k (10.

Oo22.txactox. 2z IS-LXild.- ei

IPaiafciiig, &c.

S7 "Welalso keep on hanci

Bedsteads, Mattrasses,-- Tables, Bookcases,

Mirrors, Etc..

AT.THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES

- SNo-2- 16 King st.. Honolulu- j.i- - 3e4 3m

1894k

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Per

THEnIJilAiTimnnn1 1UHMUIJ ill -.-

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OFFICIAL LIST OF ME,I

BERS AND LOCATION

OF BORE IDS.

Executive Cocxcil.

s. B. Dole, President of ttie Provisional Gorern-me- nt

"i the HivTilfan Island', and M Inisterof Forcten Afftr.

J. A. Kinp. Mlnbter f the Interioj.3. il. Minister of Finance.IV. O. Smith, Attorney-Genera- l.

Adveort Cocfcn..

W. a Wilder, or the ProvisionalGovernment of the Hawaiian Islands.

C. Bolte, John Kmmeluth.CeciUJrmrn, E. D. Tennev,John Nott, W. F. Allen,John Kna. HenrrWaterhoute,James F.Morifan .V. Younsr,F1.S hr. F. M. Hatch,Jo. P. Mendonca.Cha. T. Rodgew, Secretary Ex. and- - Adr.

Councils.

Stpreme Cocrt.

lion. A. F. Jndd, Chief lustice.Hon. R. F. Bickerton, Fim Asoclate Justice.Hon. W. F. Frenr, Socond Associate Justice.Henry Smith, Chief Clert.Geo. Luc- s, Deputy Clert.

F. Peterson, sec ml Deputy Clerk.Walter Jones, Stenographer.

Circuit Judges.

First Circuit: 1 0,huSecond Circuit: (Mul) A. N. Kepolkal.Thirdand Fourth Circuits: (Hawaii) S. L.AustlnFifth Circuit: (Kauai) J. Hardy.

Monday In February, May, August and Novem-ber.

DKPAETMEJ.T Or FotEIGS AJTJUBS.s. ,

Office In Capitol Bulidig. King street. HisExcellency Sanford B. Do.e, Minister of Foreign

Affairs.

Ceo. a Potter, Secretary.W. Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks.

Depaetjihntof Ixteeioe--

Officc in Executive Building, King street.

His Excellency J. A. King, Minister of Interior.Chief Cleri. John A. Hass nper.Assltajt Clerks: James If. Boyd, If. K. fTeoho- -

fcniole. Stephen Mjiiaulu, George C. Koss,Edward S.Boyd.

BUEEAUOrAGEICULTCEE SUD FORESTRY.

President: His Excellency the Minister ofInterior. Wm. G Irvrln, AlUn lU'rbcrt,Jou Ena, Joseph M.rsden, Commts'tonerand Secretary.

CniEFS OF BCBSArs. I.VTKEIOK DEPABTMEXr.

Snrrevor-Geoera- l, W. n. Alexander.Snpt. Pnbl c Works, W. E. P.o:relt.Supt. Water W rfes. Andrew Brown.Inspector, ETectrlc Ushu, John Cssidy.Rcgistmrtif C uvemces, T. G. Thrum.Kold Supervisor. H noluin, W II Cumral-'gs- .Chief Engine r Fire Dept., Jas. II. Hunt.Snpt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. MeWayne.

Depaetmest or Fisasce.

Office, Executive Building, King street,

minister of Firunce, Ills Excellency S-- if.rmon.

Vuditnr-Gcnew- l, Gennre J. Kf-s-

Regi4rrof Accounts, W. G. Ashley.Clerk of Finance Ofilce, E. A. Mclnerny.Coliector-Ganen- of Cutoa, J s. B. Ctstle.Tax Assessor, O ihn. J n. an w.Ucputy Tax Asur, W. C. Weedon.Pustmaster-Gencra- l, J. Mort Oit,

CCST0X4 BUEEAC.

Office, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort street.

Couector-Genera- l, Js. B- - Cistle.Deputy-C- o' ectr F. B. McStrcker.Hjrbor-.Miter- , Ca?Uln A. Fuller.Port Surveyor, M. Simlirs.

George C. Stratemeyer.

IDEPiBTMEST OF ATrOEXET-GEXKRA- l.

Offif e I ExccuUvc Bulldiug, King street.

Attorney-Genera- l. W. O. SmitaDeputy Attorney.Generil, ?. K. WUder.iicrs.j. M. hC.Marshal, E. G. HltcheoeV.cms to ji rsnai, ji. n. uaw.Denuty Marsh!, ArthHr v. Breirn.Jailor 0ha Prison, J. A. Jow.Prison Phjilciau, Dr. C B. Cooper.

- BOAES Or iJDtlOBATiOr.

Pril;nt, tHs Excellency J.A. King.Memlr of the Bosnia J5olsrtiKi:

on. J. 3. Athertno, Js. B. Castle, Hor . .S. CIsh ru, Jaraw G. cpenccr, Mari 1.R bins n.

Secret ry, Wray Taylor.

Boaeo or Hezlts.

OScela eroundsof Court House BuQdis?,corner of Mililanl and Queea streets.

Merilvrs : Dr. Dt, Dr. Miner, Dr. Andrew, J. T.Wateraacse Jr.. John Ena.Theo. F. I.ar.ilngand Attorney --Geaersl Solth.

President Hon. W. O anith.Secretary Chas. W Icox.Executive OSeer X.

Inspector td.Mia?er of Gartase Service --LJ. L Pierre.

Inspector G. Vf. C Jone.Port PhTsIei't't. Dr. O. B. Andrews.DUprCJorr, Dr. tf. W. Howard,leper Setueasedt, Dr. E-- XL Oliver.

Bcusa or Ebccatios.

Court ffouse Rclldin?, Kinj street.President, Hem. C. K. Bisop.Secretary, W. James Salts.Inspeefcr of schools, A. T. Attiawn.

Distsjct Cock.

PotsceStslIoa Merthaat rtreel"

A.G.M.E-birtB- , erfs4irj; - - --

.'m) Xt Tfc4eH, Cer

Month. 50 Cts.

WM. DAVIES,Jicro-er- ,

Stevedore --vnd

Wrecker.ESTIMATES and contracts on

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

The Schoooner MAH1MAHI,

will rua regularly between this port andWaialaa. Kawaihapai, .Mokuleia, Keawenuiand Kniki on the uland of Oahn.

For Freight, etc , apply to the Captain.

Best of References Inquire atOffice of J. S. "Walker, over.Spreckels' Bank, or Wright Bros.Fort Street.

decl6- -

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail GrocersAND

P.ROYISI02? DEALERS.

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

Hy Every Sm Francisco Steamer.

Salt Salmon ln BARr.ELs

a Specialty.

hi Fort St., Honolulu. Tel. 240,

A. . ....OHAS. GIRDLER,

Impoiter and Comrnission

Mercliarit.

SPECIALTIES:

J. &T. Coats' Machine ThreadJonas Brooks' Machine ThreadBarbour's Lisen ThreadTears' Socp

P. O. Box 35S. Mutual Telt phone, 3oS

13 Kaahumanu Street.

flational Iron Wop

QfJEN Stkeet,

Between Alakea & Richard Sts.

THE UNDERSIGNED arc prepared torJl kinds of

Iron Brass, Eronre, Zinc,Tin and Lead Casting. Also

General Bepair Shop for Steam Engine.Bice Mills, ComMillH.

Water WbeeL- -, Wind Mills, etc.

Machines for the Cleaning of Coffee,Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal,

Pincappleeaves & other Fibrous 11ui,And Paper Stock

Alio Machines for Extracting Starch fjoathe Manioc, Arrow Koo, t.

XJT All Order promptly attended t.NHYZEr, RITMAN 1 CO.

CEHEHT $BBii$$AND

Ib dnpting Laid.

Estimates given on alljkinds

of

fftpne, doijclB $h$W Wo

Concrete a Spectaltt.

JNO. EBOT7nER,jau!7 3m

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PROGRESS.

Tkc Life of the Land is EsiaMisjitd

in Kigkieousneis.

HONOLULU, FEB. 2S. 1S94.

The Cloven Hoo

Tbe peculiar pedal formationof the missionary doity is, buttoo apparent in the lit of mem-bar- s

of the so called Union partywhich was organized in tho FirstDistrict, last nght. The 'Tiserprints tho list, wliich shows atotal of IS, and not one amongthem who is, in any sense, repre-

sentative ci tho Hawaiian people,of the sentiments of the masses,or of auy other element exceptthe two factions of office-holde- rs

nud ' missionaries," shop-keepe- rs

rerolUng in the cHstom of the P.G. office-holder- s, who expect topocket a month's snlary today; afew chronic applicants forgovern-l- n

oat support, in default of abili-

ty to support themselves; thatmneh-nnrse- d ward of two govornmonts, Air. H. "W. Snvorouce;old Pa Whitney, of the' Tiser,so feoblo in everything except themaking of fat government cou-taraet- s;

a fow briefless barristers,the usual contingent of the Oasllofamily, and some of the mountedPolice and other ''army men,',complete tho list.

It simply represents one of thoperenninl missionurj schemes tocapture a organization, andretain control of it long enoughto carry on the election, as wasdone in 1SS7.

Tho people, and all who dis-

trust missionary methods, as wellas all who objoct to being usedas cappers to retain in place anarmy of office-holder- s, in whomthe- - havo no personal interestwill do well to givo tho UnionVavty a wide berth.

THeir intentions.

It is now understood that thoProvisional Government intendsto play a smart game, and if pos-

sible repeat the 1SS7 rackot. Aconstitutional couvontion will becalled, but under somewhat dif-

ferent conditions as heretoforesupposed. In fact the principleoflSSTwill be adopted; that isa vote will be given to every man

oxcept Asiatics now in thocountry, if ho will subscribe toan oath which pledges him to opposo any monarchical from ofgovernment, and at the same timeiusuros his eternal support of thoprovisional government or its suc-

cessors. Tt is easy to understandtho mutives which have lend ourpresent rulors to adopt such apolicy. The P. G. is virtually intho last ditch. Tho members ofit realize tho fact and they nrowilling to sacriiico their own am-bitions designs if they therebyam block and defeat the objectof tho peoplo to wit, the restora-tion of tho monarchy.

They are aware that a republicestablished by bayonets andagainst tho will of the peoplo willnever be recognized by the Cleve-land administration aud they arealso porfectly well aware that thodispleasure of tho United StatesGovernment will mean the abro-gation of the reciprocity resulting in total ruin and financial

here.

By establishing a republicthrough a popular vote, theybelieve that thoycu commandthe recognition of all powers andfho good will of tho United Statesespecially. They do not believethat anybody will look info thoways and means through whichtho vote was obtained, but that aclaim of a popular ratificationwill suffice. Chief Justice Juddwas asked by Mr. Blount if theconstitution of 3S37 ever wassubmitted to tho people. Mr.Judd very ingeniously said thatho considered it was. And ashisroasons for this belief headvan-co- d

the idea that everybody whovoted under the new constitutiontook am oath to support it, andthereby Virtually ratified it. Mr.BIount whose shrewdness andsarcasm are equally develop--

ed, then suggested that accord-

ing to 7dr. Judd's statement, thepeople had the choice of eitherratifying the new constitution, orbecome disfranchised to whichMr. Judd said that such was thecase. Isovr, they are trying to comethe same dodge over again."We can though assure our wisemen snd very learned politiciansthat tho fraud is too conspiciousand that the scheme won't workworth a cent. It would undoubt-edly be eminent'' satisfactory tojlr. Dole, and his satellites to beable to go before the Americanpeople and say, "Behold theerror 01 yonr Uleveland, yonrBlount, and your Congress forlol the poople of Hawaii do notwant a monarchy, bnt 13,000voters have sworn allegianceto our republic.''

The idea is good enough and wedo not withhold our admirationfor the shrewd schemer who isfathering it, but the fact is thatthe Hawaiians cannot be deceivedan longer, any more than cantho representatives of the American people. The Hawaiian nationwauts nt in an'shape which suits tho majorityand they are not going to becajoled or bulldozed into takingany oaths or accepting any con-ditions which virtually deprivethem of 'the right to decide thefuture of their own and belovedcountry.

. Something Rotten.

During former regimes the Ad-vmiU- er

and tho Beform pailywore profuse in condemning and"showing up" the police and cus-

tom authorities and iu a mostreckless manner accusing themof corruption. Why is tho morning organette so silent now? Whyis it that the lynx eyed editor ofthat paper no longor quotes theprice of opium, the amount of itin town, the sales of it, the draw-ings of Che fa and pakapio, andtho misdeeds and criminal neg-lects of tho officials supposed toprevent crimes and misderaeanors in the community? Tho reformniflrtv iq nny&bl!'U110.Wift couseouence the .missionarieswill claim that all corruption haseeasod and that tho governmentis absolutely immaculate. Butwe ask how is it that opium to-

day is more plentiful and muchcheaper thau has ever yet bceutno case? How is it that thenew custom house officials havo notyet mado one single seizure al-

though tho price of tho stufl andtho few raids mado by tho policeprove that the contrband articlepasses through the gates andunder the very noses of thoCollector General and hisemployees ? While tho guardsdisplay great activity in

opening tho hand-bag- s andtrunks of passengers by the stea-mers, and whilo thev with owl-1'k- o

wisdom unpack aud scruti-nize every apple, peach or pearimported and theu eat most ofthem , they never happen tocomo across tho packages con-

taining opium. We do not knowif this is due to corruption or'tothe inability and ignorance of thopresent guards, but the fact re-

mains that tho town is simplyflooded with the drug and that,since the P. G. got intopower, there has boon importedenough opium to supply theChinese here for more than threeyours to come at a very .moderateprice. The police force is nobetter that the custom officials.An occasional, raid is of coursemake, and one or two tins ofopium seized or a fow Japanesehauled up for gambling, but thebig gmes are running with moreunpuuiiy than over, the opiumjoints are in full blast and everycoucovable kind of vagabonds,and vagrants are infestingthe town. Marshal Hitchcockwho is about the poorestofficial which we ever have haddevotes his time in listening to thedilapidated spies who stuff hisears with the most impossibleyarns aud make the poorgullible man see conspiraciesand smell treason in evory corneraud in every hooso. If the gov-

ernment ever expects to gain therespect leave alono tho confidenceof the community they shouldbegin to eliminate politics fromthe administration and lootforward to an efficient andhonorable execution of the oldlaws.

'TWfiS EVER THUS.

Unappreciated RoyalistArt

The following designs for thenew issue of Hawaiian postalstamps was picked np near thePost Office evidently blown outfrom the waste basket. It is apitv that it was not accepted.It seems to us that it would have i

bren a vast improvement on thestamps which are now offered-fo- r

sale.Honolulu, H. L

Oct. 19th. 1S93.

Hon. J. M. Oat,Postmaster General P. G.

Dear sir.-- In compliance withyour call for designs for an issueof P. G. Postage stamps we begleave herewith to submit thefollowing. In the event of oursuggestion being contemplated j

in a jocular vein permit ,

ns to say that it appearsto us no less so than the illegalo'conditions which called forthyour adveitisement.

ONE CENT STAMP.

A larce soup tureen bearingthe legend "Mulligatawny" withthe intials P. G. on either s"de.F'gures denoting the value ofstamp on each of the four corners.Color: yellow ochre, indicative ofthe kiud of soup.

TWO CE.YT STASH?,

A P. G. guardsman (save themark!) in a retreating posture onright side of stamp, with a largehob nailed boot occupying thecentre of tho design, in the actoi KicKinpr uim on tno picture,

.1Tll if tc fn lin lirtnafl fli.- f .n I

' ' 'H,Q ,, ni .i m ..:-- .. I

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FIVE CENT STAMP. '

A large "all seeing eye incentre of design with the initialsP. and G. on either side. Whilethe monosyllable resulting from4his combination was accidental

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meuts of the designers.

TEN CENT STAMr.

A well fed porker, conchant,with intials P. G. upon eithorflauk. Pnzzle: Find the pig'soyo. Color: indicative of a deepdark brown taste in the mouth.

TWENTY-riV- E CENT STAMP.

A sinking ship disappearing !,",.,, .' ,stern ioremost in me turuuieut '

,sea of public opinion: namoP. G. on bow of ship,numerous carpet bags floating

iupou the waves indicative of thenature of the present so-calle- d !

i

government. Figure head of an ,

Hawaiian Neptuno in a rlnlpfiil '

attitude on bow.i

Bespoctfully submitted, errorsand omissions not excepted.

Two American-- EoIxVlists.

P. S. When do we get the tandollars a piece?

The Slar is shocked becausethe royalists don't subscribe tothe Kauhane fund. Our esteem-- , i

contemporary evidently forgets '

that when the poor follow diedhe wis praised by the P. G. or--

gans, because he was a solid !

annexationist The fact waswell-know- n among the Hawaiianswho have no sympathy for any-

one who is a traitor to his conn-tr- y,

to his sovereign, and to hisflag.

AE we going to have anyraces on the 11th of Jnne? It is

I about time that our sportsmen 1

and the management of the Jocky j1 club got a move on, and decided t

what shall be done. If a cooaday's sport is to bo had the pro-

gramme for the day should beC...-V- . l J II. J ... ? lt 1Btu,..uuHuu.uynnauj

training of horses should knowthat three months furnishes a veryshort time in which to get ahorse in proper condition and we

know that several ownersof the best-bre-d horseswill refuse to enter them if theycannot be assured now, that theraces will take place. Speak np,gentlemen of the Club,

The proposition to call thiscountry the Hawaiian "Common-.- ..

.. . . ...weaitn ' sounds to ns JLto a (

studied sarcasm. "Commonpoverty" wonld be more appro-

priate, the wealth of the coun-

try is certainly not "common,but all held by one or two closecorporations.

Mr. Bolte who aho was allow-

ed to shoot his mouth ff beforeMr. Blount, and whose veracitywas very much questioned by thecommissioner indulges in con-

siderable personal abnse of

Messrs Parker, Cornwell andColbnm and Peterson. The"reatest offense of these gentle-me- n

in the eyes of the "gentleman" from Bremen is that theyhave no property. We admitthat that is very bad, but we

we have known one Bolte who

had mighty little of tbe goods of

this w.r!d until a few years ago1...and who onlv then 'not on LM

being picked up by one of the,by him, despised (and we admit)deluded Kanakas. Jy the way

3r B llle wno pftys' the most. ,,

c nnTnreM..... nr vnnTSBifiUI.1.J "... vw.... - j -

The Slar is a "cuckoo" it ap-

propriates the Timers' idea of theKauhane Kaouli collection, andgives no credit. What chumpsEoyalists would be to depositmoney for any purpose in theSlar people's hands'. Not a man

on the paper from the chief tothe devil has yet been in thecountry long enough to provethat they may not be "wanted"elsewhere.

Col. Blount's Beport has at

last reached the Holomua office.

A hasty glunco through its GSA

pages shows that there is much. ,

mental pabulum therein anawhich wiU be presented ifl suit- -

able doses, in the near future, to

lin fitnerfant, nubl'lC.i The testi- -

mony of each person will betonched on so that the following

! local gentlemen will soon Have

the pleasure (?) oflhoir faGfe antl fictitm in th.e

ty-- J "-- iinw1iiiiHAiniMi-y

butors to the literature containedtherein include Prof. Alexander,V; Y. Ash ford, H. P. Baldwin,C. B. Bishop, Sereno E. Bishop,W. H. Blaisdoll, Crister (?)Bolte, W. P. Boyd, J. 0. Carter,H. Center, D. W. Coffman, J. P.Colburn, S E. D.iruon, Lieut. H.L. Draper, C. T. Gnlick, F. H.

?afeldevn'C-- - !'?- - RJudd.J. W. Ivalnu.'

Kanoho, J. L. Kaulnkon, A. V.Loebeusteiu, C. J. Lyons, E. C.Macfarlane, Geo. Mundon, W.H. Eice, A. Bosa. M. M. Scott,ITT -- O :il. T XT C T 4" "' A- -' omllu' ' " Per- -

mi.....,. t -" "" --L'u"lu't-- ,'iiMicniouse, . ..u. running-- ,ham, E B. Wells, C. B. Wilsonand F. Wundenbm-ff- .

Chas, T. (MicNOTARY PUBLIC

For the Island of Oahu.

Agent to Take Acknowledgmentsf-- to Labor Contracts.

?A"ent to Grant Marriage Licen- -

ses, Honolulu, Oalm.

Agent for the Haw'n Islands ofPitt & Scott's Freight

and Parcels Express.

.Agent for tho Burlington Eoute.

ggj JB Ml aB $$$$ fif8Ht

nrf Tel. MR: MnL Tl.13S;P-- O. Box 415.

oEpJLOS. og MBRCHASTStreet, Honolulu, H. I.

O.T. A.TCA7STA.

BjencS -:- - Tailoi1!

324 sunana Street

All Suits Griiaranteed- To Fit and in the Latest

Style. -

Clothes Cleaned and Repaired.' no!7

Anchor-:.-Saloo- n

ExAnother Invoica of the World

Renowned

Fredericksburg

Lager Beer

On drnnghtraiui by the keg.

Also, as a Specialty,

Small Fresh California

OYSTERS,

l?OH COCKTAXLSf22 lm

T.H.Davies&CoKAAHUMANU ST.,

JnEonolulu. : : H- - I- -

GENERALand

Commission :N--

- -- $ MerchantsXSD

SUGAR -:- - FACTORS.

AGENTS FORLlorils :

British ami Foreign Murine Insur-ance Company, Limited.

Northern Asonmuce Co, fire & Wo.

Pioneer Line oi PackeU from Liv-

erpool.Hawaiian Lino of Packets.

CaiMM Pacific Railway Co. andCaifliaii-AuStralia- ii SteamsMB Co.

ULHUiy.feblC-3i- n

GEE WHIZ !

New Songs.ISJew Kecitatioiis,

ISTew InsfcrumGiifcaJ.and

Band SelectionsThe Latest and Best received

by the steamer ilonowai, are nowon ixhtbit on tt the

Popular Phonograph

Parlors,Arlingt-- Bloek, Hotel Street.

Don't mistake the Location.- fel9

MOItTGAGE'S NOTICE OP

FOBECLOSUEE. -IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE rROVIS--1 wjus I a certain jaorfcsice mad.; uv

Utl hie 5th day of NoTeniber 1S01, ed

in Lsbr 131, paga 3T3, and doljassigned to Lan Cbong, notice is herel-ive- n

tbat the oiortg.gee intends to fore-el-oe

the same for conditions broken, tosrlt: of interest and principal..

Aonce is iisetrise fnrea inai slier tne exnir.tion of three reeV- - from the date niSsgaj will be luiTerttsed fer A!e At publicnacjioaui me aacuoa ream J el lames t.iL-nsi- ta Hocolalo. ON WEDNESDAY. J

the 14th day of 3rArch, '9L at 12 mwD. of jsaid day. I

Ddtd Honolalo, Fetirnary 13, 1S51. j

lac chong, ,

A&iSuce.f3iofis.Tia prersi-ie-s coTer-- ! by wl nsorJi- -f

j iuuii, and conveyed ta said saortgMgcr fayxuuawd, uj ueeu uvea ise i;iu aay ot Art-Ros- t,

lSS; and recorded ia Liber S3, uawsfebU-- 3

EliasKauluIaau Wright$&-- DENZIST,f

Comer of jKing aad Bethtl Sis., Upstairs.

Eabanca oa Kag Street.

Office Houbs From 9 a.m. to

excepted.

"'Vir ny"

A.dvertisemerite

J. KEMPNER,

fashionable Tailor

GEXTLEIKTS SUITS and CLOTHING

EF" HADE TO ORDER 5

Good Variety of Miie Ch&in Stock.

Qioawmuj and lpafcwfNwtfy --Done.

Terms Regs3ye. Give me a Trial.

107 KING STREET,

0PPositaAnKoQOlula'

fel

X--r. iesc. 13E3EI"JOBBER OF -

Wines, iSpirits,

& Beers.HOTEL ST., between Fort and

Hethel streets.

olidaypresents

The nudersijjued leave tq;,'call tho attention to a large fit?- - --

s3i1ment of tasteful and ologantv.Jewery, suitable for GhristmatT"Presents.

ECaTa.iiaiiFlao;

Pinsin ditferentviicas.

HaTvaidanJeTvelx,v

, a special tr.

If you want to an elegantand at the same ttnio an inexpen-sive Christmas Present, callaround and inspect my stock.

THOS. L1XDSAY.Mclnrtrajr Block, Fort St.Uonotaln

ileal U

Sans .Snuci

HDT'EI J

WAIK1KI, HONOLOLU.

rrst-Giss- s Accommooa- -

iions for

Tourists arid-Isan-d

Guests?

Superior Bathing Facilities,- Frmte Cottsges for Families.

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She Solomua Calendar.

t n l Pr Sat Horn's Phases ,tt !

I . i 1, 2 3i NtwSteoa,I f J " j Fatewjys.

IS It; Sr SI' 23 2 2 i rnray iu.Lust Qawtar, J

a. 2 27i 2S ( Fabraanr

Foreign Mail Service, i

iSteamship will leave for aad nrrve

faMU Su Praacfeoo sad other ionisspwis, ob or abtMt the iollovtog Utje, 1

41Itked0eolS94.T n"ATS IHOOUIUI'IMJI AT UdHIUlU; 1

kor Saw Ffcutmoo, Ph. Sas Vttxscaooo VAjrcocm. OR VjWCOOTER- -

Wqoo Fefa.25Araw. ... .Feb.Anairalia Mar.SAwtealia.. . Fto. 24Mariposa Mat. 5 Oceanic . . ..Mar. 0Chin Mar. Sft Alameda.. . Mar. 15AaatntiU Har. 31 Warrimoo. ..Mat. 23Anva April I Ansindia.. . Mar. 24 i

Mom Apr. o Jaanpoaa . Am. 12Avatraua. Apr. 2$ China Apr. 17VTmaimoo May 1 Aurtralia. . . . Apr. 21Akmed Mt jAnwi Aaril23Gactie Mr HMonowai.... May 10AsatniUa War SB Aoatealta May 10Maripoaa ....Mar 31 Wammoo. . . .May 23Anm Jane I AUme&t Jhm7Aoatewiu nn23 Attstnlta June 18Moaowai Jane 23 Amwa Jane 2.'Waninoo . . . July I .Mariposa Jr .'AnatraHa July 21 Australia. . . . T

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Alameda .July 2 Wammoo '&Awwa Aug. I Mono-- Jy -

Aiutalia....AoR. ISA. J'":A"8' r-- " Aug. IIMariuoaa JLaK.2"

KK:v.V!Mmmn-- j0Pt laAMatmrfe Sept. 5?T ....&. 22Warrimoo.. .Sept. 2.i - Oct. 3 Mariposa ...Sept. 27.tndk Oet. 10 Anstmlia Oct. G

Akmaaa Oct. IS Anvii Oct. 23Vfonffaaoo . . . Nor. 1 Mono-a- i . . . .Oct. 25AniraHa ...Kor. 10 Australia Nov. 3MaripoM Nov. 15 Alameda .... Nov. 2t)

Amwa Dec. 1 Warrimoo.. .Nov. 23AaatnOia Dec S Australia Dec. 2Moaowni .. .Dm. lMaripoa ...Deo. 20Warrimoo. . . .De aOArawa Dec. 22

Australia.... Deo. 31

Jvom the Watw-von- t.

FEBBUAKY 28, 1894.

Foreign. Vessels Expected.

AUk Harvester SP (Hito)...Jan21Ilawbk Hrrwer (aid Nov 7).. .NY ilar 1- -5

GarVk JO Glad.. . IJTerpool Apr -10

Bk XUie NSW Jan 20--31

AnsehrSalvato- - ...NSW Inn 29Ambktliilo N S W.... .. ...Ian31Haw Wc IMui NSW.... Fell .'--10

Lyman D Potter NSW Feb 12Am wa bk Gayheml. .New Zealand, . Mar-- Am

Mis bk MVu'g Str. .Soutb Sdas.Mar -j

Tap iriur Aikokn Mam. .vokohaina Apr 9Am lk Amy Turner. . .New York. JnlyAmeour vh rneim..Umr,d Har. reti ISAm ebr V M Kellogg.Gray's Har.. Feb 21Am orbr Stanford . . NSW. . .Feb 20An n.rf.ti . r . . v. :Tf3 tt -- TmEtrSrOSS Anstmliii Ran Frnn...Feb 24Am bk C D Urvant. . Sanrrau. ..Fob 22Am bkt S G Wilder. . SauFran. ..Fob 21C a ad A S S Arawn. Yauconver. . . Feb. 23Am bkt Plauter ... .Sn Fran.... Feb 24Am bkt S N Catle. .SauFnm.. .Feb 26AiaaolirOign .SF (Man).... Fob 20Am nolr Auua . . . SF(Kah) ...Feb 27C awl ASS Warrimoo. . Australia .Fob 23Am sh Oeokkntal Departure B . . Fob 25Am sciir Oyrns King .NSW Mar 1

O .t O S S Ootouio. . .Sa Fran. . . .Mar G

Am Wra W II Dimond, Sau Fran Mob 1

Gr bkts M. HaokfeW London June 15 to 20

Vessels in Port.NAVAL Y1B6BLS.

H 11 M S Qhaiapfnn, llooke.U S S Auams, Nelson.U S STbllatlelphia, Barker.II 1 J 5lVi S Naniwa, Togo, Japan

MBKC1IANTMB.V.

Am bk Galveston, Jacobean, Araoy.ilr sh Yllkltu, Harland, Liverpool.Am hh C F Sargent, Boyd. Nunuituo, B C.tier bk Nautilus Asaing, Liverpool.Haw bk R F Ititliet, Mormm, S F.Am fib B P Cbeuey, Moehor, Ntmiiao B C.Am bk Matilda, Swenson, Depariuro Bay.Am sbr Carrlor Dove, Brandt, Newcastle.Am kr llolmrt Searles, 11Hz, Newcastle.Am bk Ableu l)eto, Frns, S F.Am bk S C Allen, Tbompou. ST.Am bkt Irtngard, Schmidt, S F.

Competition.

Thore are some prospects thata syndic to of Chiuoso, will im-

port the necessary machinery andstart an ioe factory in oppositionto tho monopoly now supplyingthe town with ice. Tho outrageousmannor in which the present ice-wor- ks

are being conducte 1 udtha advantage taken by tho malingement through boing the onlyone ii tho field has become sonotorious that ovorybody willhail tho establishment of a newenterprise with satisfaction. Icehas becomo a nocossity hero andthe present company knows itand it takts. full dvantago of itsknowledge. Many people willremember the way in which tholato King was treated. Hewas indebted to the ice works,

-- and rofused more oredit. But i

not alone that, the comnauv alsoref sed to sell to him for cash,yes, oven wont so far when it waslearned that the palace bought icofrom Hart's ico cream parlors toforbid Harfc to sell any ice to thepalaco under tho penalty of beingrefused ico for his business whichof course would mean ruin. And

I thero aro many similar instancesof tho peculiar business methodsnsodby this "cold" monopoly."Wo therefore look forward withpleasure to (ho opening of a newera which will break tho mono- -

poly and create & healthy compel--

uou'. J

LOGAL NEWS .

The Board of Health is meet- -

Ing this afternoon.

The Councils holtl their regularmeeting tomorrow afternoon.

More rain, more rand, lessbusiness and the Chinese have a

. on!

Thomas n n-V all is now the

capkin of Company B of the'volunteer corps.

The flag on the'American Consnlato was raised at noon today.Halliards out of orJer.

The public were permitted by"tboir masters' to purchase one-ce- nt

postage stai-- rs today.

. C. and A. steamer Warrioo is dne here, today, from the

Colonies en ronte to VancouverB. C.

The Holo&ua will be doliveredat your residence every evening,but Sunday, for 50 cents permonth.

Stockholders of the "WailukuSugar Co, hold a special meetingat the office of the agents thismorning.

The anniversary of the bsrth ofPythianism will bo noticed by a

lodge celebration in this cit',this evening.

The Labor Bureau of the secretLeague is filled to overflowingwith applications for policeemployment.

Tho Scheutzon Club held amooting last evening at theirrooms. Several new memberswere enrolled.

Bavinond aud TAThitcomb ex--rcurSlorinstsiroTh-fliepreci- nfs ofBoston, and way stations, areexpected hero during tho nextmonth.

The early morning hours woreillumined by brilliant electricaldisplays and tho heavy boom ofnear thunder disturbed lightsleepers.

Kaonli the native" detectiveofficer so badly stabbed by themnrdoronsly inclined smugglerCasseras, is reported to bo fastrecovering from his wounds.

The superintendents of bothtolophoue lines have had nightand day wpr.k for themselves andlino-me- n on account of tho latocontinuous aud heavy storms.

The voice of the phonographwill no louger bo heard at thePhonograph Parlors, Mr. StockloJlmving gone, with tho instrumenton a tour of Maui and Hawaii.

The following names have beenadded to the list of outgoingpassengers by the Australia, viz:Mrs. Ostrom. Mrs Capt. Brandt,Miss Quick and Mr. 0. O. Cole-

man.

Professor Lyon's prophesy inthe "fiscr, that, "the storm isover, but that there- - aro plentymore com ins is a credit to theperspicnty and caution of theweather bureau.

On Saturdiy ev ning next themuch talked f concert in aid ofKawaiahao Seminary will takeplace at Kawaiahao church. MissAnnis Montague, the Hawaiian t

nightingale, will sing.

The new German secret societyis said to be meeting twice aweek to perfect organization. Thesuggestion is made that the of-fie-

should not overlook the factthat a license is necessary.

The testimonial concert com-

plimentary to Mr. M. L. M.Pluukett, is set for tomorrownight at the Opera House. An -

peraaces indicate that theI occasion will be a "bumper.

To-morro- Vs Concsrt,

The - concert which srill betendered tomorrow nigLt to Mr.riankett, the popular manager ofthe Misses Albu promises to be agreat success. The two giftedvocalists will assist, and themusic-lovin- g people of Honoluluwill have oue more chance to en-

joy their fine voices. Among themusicians who have volunteeredtheir services we moke specialmention of Mrs Christie, a ladygifted with a most superb.T llr 1J i tK 13UlfO UUUIViUCU ilk IUU JDUS- -

tom musical conservatory. Anumber of our most popularamateurs will join in, making theevening a decided success and itis hopsd that there will la a fullhouse. A certain missionarycircle, we understand has, withthat tact for which that clique isnoticed, arranged for a mnsicale tobe given at a private house. Thevulgarity of that g'tng is uuparalelled and would iu spite oftheir "some how" earned dollarsmake them "impossible1' -- in anypolite society in tue civilizedworld.

CORRESPONDENCE.

fWe do not hold ourselves responsible forthe opinions or the utterances of oarcorrespondents.

Honolulu, Feb. 27, 1893.

Editor Holomua:

I have, with very little troubleindeed, perceived m almost everyimportant article touching on theHawaiian controversy and revolu-

tion, stated by anti-ro3alist- s, a

want of honor and respect ofhonesty and truth.

Lord Burleigh says that "Hon-or is the reward of virtne; but isgotten with labor and held withdanger." This is an apothegmcompatible with, and character-istic of the native HawaiiansThev have merited honor whichicannot bo marred bv the breath ofslander and holds its own beforetho uninformed world with danger

Kirdccxi- -- --sMiiri-inn in SJllJVi i

measure eulogizo the Hawaiianpeople for their uoblo behaviorduring this crisis? Are they notdeserving of respect. T believein respecting those worthy to berespected bit I would with TVm.

Scott Downey say "Never to res- -'

pect men merely for their richesbut rathor for their philan trophy;we do not value the sun for itsbrightness, but for its use "

It is only Hawaiians that havestated to the American public thetruo causes of tho revolution.It is only they who have shunnedfrom speaking ill of their fellow-me- n,

and therefore I am forced toconclude that it is only the whoare deserving of praise, honor andrespect. Such a race, I call anhonest race of people, they knowthat no legacy is so rich as hon-

esty aud that it is the best policy.

Young Hawaiian.

Tho Oartwright vs. Oartwrightdivorco trial is still on Thelibel lant's testimony will notbear reproduction only in theStar. Several of the 400 arewitnesses to be.

Somo colored pieces of papersomewhat artistically designedbut spoiled iu the printiug is thelatest thing forced on the pnblic,by the oligarchists, to do duty aspostage stamps.

The annexation club roll -- isadded to ou the arrival of everyincoming steamer, either fromthe Coast or Colonies. The "an-

nexation project is now. droppedand instead a "bread and butter"proposition is made.

Mrs. Tina King the mulattowoman, convicted vesterdav bv ajury of assault on Geo. "WalterWashington was today sentencedto 30 days imprisonment and iopay a fine of S10. The muscularlady before leaving the precinctsof the Merchant street baliwickendeayored to have a "two roundgo' with the marshal or his deputybut thev fled and outsiders broke

1 tin the combination and escortedthe amnaou to quarters in Hotl

tde Low.

OUR MISSIONARIES???

Conversion.

Wb--rs the Pacific fcTa smifes tLtre Hesthe darkest L,!e of islet

Sj wrapped in fceatlien igeoraace Mat 't isblacker tbm tie bkcki feat

Ami thrre, on piocs work, intent, a. Srst- -

cisas MIssostey 'crest;A men of saosi persuading paver; arfco sMYed

a dazes. ?oals an boar.

And tien, for many years, no sronl wwfrom that Missionary bsard.

AmI so tiia Mission Board seat oat fivepkras mea, of courage sioat.

To see if aught save mockierhij; banes remained of Eeverend Wlraan Jones.

A d so they sail! tbs ocean o'er, aad dulylanded on the shore;

Where they were much surprised to sea anun in heathen toggery,

Whose face was Jones's, at a glance althougha flour-ba-g formed his panee.

Forxtrd he came with beaming face, amihailed the crowd with unctuous grace;

"My friends, my dear benighted friends.Providence works to carious ends;

And certainly his brought you here to listento my words of cheer.

You all are on tha road to hell repent, likeme, and all is well.

Cost off the sinfnl bonds that link yon tothe Pit's hot, sulphurous brink!

A pure and holy heathen be, and know thejoys releaved to me.

Ten wive? have 1, whoso virtu's are, in-

cite me with them to compare.

Aud if a single woman can be better than theworthiest man,

His soul in goodness must be swimminwho emulates" ten lovely women.

Also we find the plural Tvife by competitionlessens strife;

And having never one old maid, of gossipwe are not afraid.

Onr savings of each year are sunk by all inone grand annual drank,

Which everybody being in none taunts hisneighbor with hi sin.

They join onr baud, and learn at last howhappily life may be passed.

And sec how kindness, love and peace,attend sweet heathendom's incrtHsc.

Come, save yonr sonls and mend your lives,eubrace onr faith --and finrteen wives.'

Wiat more! Oi tint we can not speak. u"e

only know that, iut last week,Twenty-liv- e missionaries went to where

those searching saints wero ?ent,To send back to the virtuous world some

tidings of the saints who hurledThemselves upon a savage strand to find the

leader of their band,Whose ntter disappearance mut have caus-

ed much trouble to tho Jnt.Moral:- --A "Mish" is much improved

iw.l at iVw-

climes.

WANTED

The following numbers'of theHoi.ojiua:

lS03.July25. 569it trj rcs

Aug. . 391592o93

Ten cents a copy of each num-

ber will be paid at the Holomuaoffice. tf

KAWAIAHAO CONCERT.

Tho Pupils of Kawaiahao Seminary will give a concert the even-

ing of March 3rd. The proceedsto be used to purchase a pianofor- - the school. Admission 50cents.

Secure tickets for tho Kawaia-hao concert March 3rd. Ticketsfor sale at Benson & Smith's,Castle & Cooke, J. T. Water-hous- e.

Smith's, Lewers it Cookeaud Hawaiian News Co.

feb 23-l- w

LANDS AT AUCTION.

By virtue of an order issuedb' tho Court through the ChiefJustice, Hon. A. P. Judd, inregard to the Case of WILLIAMTVATSON et al. against DavidWatson, there will be sold atPublic Auction, at the AuctionBooms of James F. Morgan, at 12o'clock noon, on MONDAY,March 19. 1S9L All those pre-mises situated at Kaneohe, Koo-laupok- o,

Oahu; and more par-ticularly designated as follows,to wit:

Lot 1 3.S0-1-00 acresLot 2 4 21 "Lot 3 37.96 "Lot --i 7.35 "

All are parts of Boval Patent171 to Paul F. Maninu

Lot 5 20 acresLor 6 2p "Lor 7 20 "Lor 8 5M.50 "Lot 9 51.50 "

All are pirts of those premisesconveyed by Kameharaeha IT.to David Watson, bv deed datedDec. 29, 18C2, and "recorded inLiber 16, p.ges 127 and 123.

Title perfect.Deeds at the expenses of the

1 Purchasers.For further particulars apply to

"Williax 0. Achi, Attorney 'forthe Commissioner, or to

I .S. AL KAAUKAI:- Comraissioner.

Hbaolulu, Feb. 23, 1894.

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AT THE CLUB STABLES.

CREOLE," 21,702.CC

--Race Record :

Fourth Heat 2:15.

c? - sfit Vt--Jiw4 JL WJJlC. JSA

is also the Sire of Apex. 25;and of the Dams BiilHantice,wltA fort! ?i .milt $nii

nir- T3r?n 7V TVam r.wr Ky IKfitvr. f 6ob Pmtanteriav . - " - -- .- -- - " .. - .Transit, '2tX; Walker. 2:231; Wale- -, 2:2,1; Utuco, p:

2;17 nt Igor, --JS. "tiuousr ts tes nwoc.oBeoinaLtct. Vificat. I.UkiU EOSQUS: nKTSifma, nr,

--vod and came race horse. Will stand for h'mited number of mares atFIFTV (j50DQLLAfc5 FOB THE SEASON, payable a: time of service. This horse

Ts bred in 1532 io farty-si- x cares and produced forty-tw- o colts.

feb 17-- im

1HTER-1SLAN- D PILOTAGE,

Capt. WILLIAM DAVIES,FOR THE

Past TWELVE YEAI55 in command ofInter-Islan- d Steamers, offers hi services as

JPJLLOT to ax

port or Ian ling ia the Hawaiian Islands.

SST Best of reference-- inquire at office

of J. S. Walker orer Spreckel's bank, orWright Bko., Fort Street,

feb I4 tf.

W. S. LUCE

Wine and SpiritMerchant

Campbell Fire-pro- of Block,

MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU

H. MAY, & Co5.

Tea Dealers,Coffee

RoastersAND

4--P i ovision--

Merchants9S Port Street, Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Ships

supplied with choicest

European & American Groceries

California Produce by Ever

Steamer.

LongBranch

BATHINGEstablishment.

This First-clas- s Bathing Besorthas been enlarged and is nowopen to the public. It is thebest place on the islands to enjoya bath and there is no bettorplace to lay off. Special accom-

modations for Ladies. Tramcarspass the door every half hour andon Saturdaj-- s and Sundays everyfifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOODProprietor.

Hfl-YU-fOf- A

JUST BECEITED from JAPAN

Several Kind of

Cotton Crape,

Latest Styie of Shirts

in different qualities.

eai lrtmBn! ol porcelain

Tea Sets a Specialty

Japanese Lanterns and manyCurios suitable for ChristmasGoods.

411 KING STBEET-- , Henolaln.

- Tekpboaes, HiSL 474.Xataal544.

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P.O.BorSSS.bo13 la

Made at Stockton, Cat.

Sept. 23,1893.)

producer

D. EC DAVIS.

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES

P. A D PETOyv i !. L Vrl w

RilQS-WATS- ,

IN THE LATEST PATTEI1NS.

i"HOUSEHOLD"

Sewing Machines

Hand Sewing Machines,

EiTAll With the Latest Improvements- -

PARLOR

Organs, GruitaxAndJOther Musical Instruments.

Wines, Liquors, Beei

ALWAYS ON HAND, AND

FORuSALEflBY

ED. KOFFSfJKUEGER & CO.

King St.. oppo. Castle A: Cooko'sj

Wing Wo Tai&Co- -

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cofpssioNprCHNTS,

Importers and Dealers ia m

GENL MERCHANDISE.9

Fine Manila Cigars, Chinese audJapanese Crock' ryware, .Mattings,Vases of all kinds. Cam lif rwoodTrunks. Rattan CliMirs. FineAjsoriont of Dress Si:ks, BestBrands of Chinese and JapanesoTejjS of Latest Importations.Inspection of New Goods Re-

spectfully Solicited.

Mutual Tel. 266. P. O. Box 153.

W0 CHANS Co.

Merchant TailorKingistreet, Thomas Block,Jnextjdoor toJHolomna'ofSce.

All Suits Guaranteedto Fit, and

IN, THE LATEST STYLE.

Clothes Cleaned and Kepaired.no27

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A TASf FEMf;r. -

FIRE & MARINE.--GOHSTAKT LIKE OF SCHOOKEBS Ample Oprtailj for ALL

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tArtWs,, Ojring to Oir GnnsUint'y Increasing Business and the

.Great Dern&ud tfnn ApprccistiR Community, wei have "

concluded to offer n pportun:ty to all parties having'- - "--

ttpitai. OUR LINE OF SCHOOLERS my be s-- eo

glid.ng over the Bab, fi led to the.r utmost c .rrying capac'ty ,

with CLKAR. COOI- - axd INVIGORATING

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credencKSDurg T a rm rmTyo.Export Jd2WUb JzUifcU

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To t.ucommudiitc Our Vst F ret of Schooners, we have

; built a Fine. liurr- - Kefr gir;'t r, Regardless cf 0 st. . ? -

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"15 -- the only place where ft Cool Glass of Fredericksburg " ' ::

Beer on draught can be had in Honolulu. Step forward

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Ever Imported to the Islands. It Coucludes as Follows: . j:

Oloth, grades;

Cuos, assorted; . . - '".

OtiBhious, bv Block, patent; ",'' 'r'Tv?'Billiurd Balls, composition and ivbrv; '

Pool Bulls, do., do. , V. .

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Pt.cket Castings, with leather and fringe r conipleto ;';f" 0Pocket Nettings, fringe and leather; "

Rubber Ouvers,

Court Piaster, grefen and black;

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reasonable rates with dispatch. Also and second

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Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered, to

any part of the city FBEE OF CHABGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. JoisCMUa-fttt'lf- lfTelnaoeKo. 3. :

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Alliance Assurance Fire and Marine, Londqib ,

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Fir, L4.fe MarineINSURANCE.

HARTEORDFIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, $ 09,825:4 .. -

LONDON 'LANOASHIBE FIREAssets, S 4,317J052;;00,- -

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P. 0. Box 117--

E. B. THOMAS,

G8NTRAGT0R and BUILDER

,35stirnates Griveii on .All Kirids

BRICK, IRON, STONE & WOODED BUILDINGS

All.Kinds Jobbing the Building- - Trade."'Attended ':''.''

:;, ICEEiJS 1POJEC SALE:Brick, -- Lime, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old New Corrugated Iron, Mintori'-Tiles- ,

Quany Tiles, assorted sizes and colors;

uaiiiornia Monterey fcana,:

JGranite Curbing and Blocks, etc., etc.

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