withopt l'lcrrnus tan · 1.500,000 marks. i heir cred-itors are linikirtunlng them for their...

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Once more

Santastops.here,

Ml

and will be pleased toLoa oil till! rl filatic3 WW Mil VIU 11 4 V. 11 UO)

as well, as new' ones.

Santa'sLetterBox

at our store is nowopen . He will give twoprizes tms year: oneeach to the Boy andGirl who writes him themost original letter.

Prizes oh exhibition in ourwindows.

SANTA CLAUS EMPORIUM.

II, 1FRAWLEY GOMPAM.

From the Columbia Theater,San Francisco.

LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON

.TIIUKSDAY, DEC.

SATURDAY MATlJfUP.. dec. i,

A illli Nil

SATURDAY tflGHT, DEC. 4,

The Great Naval Drama,

The EnsignNow Openr

IV in m'If I

J. HUTCHINGS,In the Flshor Building, Fort St.

"With a Fresh and Nov Storkof'Orocerles.

rim- - 'rifjafc flYnP rlnnce'enables us to knowho w.ints of Honolulu people. You

will find our prices right.tt&i V-- V T V VII SillTll ITS.

High GradeLubricating

. Oils

Atlantic Red EngineEspecially Adapted to Centrifugal

Machinery and High-spee-d

'Engines.

Capitol Cylinder I

for Cylinders, Etc.

Castor MineralFor Steajn Plows.

. Summer BlackFor Car Boxes, Etc.

ALSO

Coal Tar,Tar,

Fire ClavDixon's Graphite.Graphite Compound

For Gearings.

Dixon's Belt DressingContaining Xothlng Injurious to the

J.eatlier; btrengthens it and' Pre- -' vents from Slipping.

Graphite PaintFor Iron Hoofs, Smokestacks, Boilers,

All Ironwork Exposed to Heat orWet. Also for Exposed Wood-

work', such ris Bridges,Houses, Piles, Etc.

Color Cards and Directions on application.

GHAPH1TE is one of the l'urcstforms of Carbon and is impervious toHeat. Cold. Alkali. Salt Air.-Acid- andKust, and it is claimed. , will last longer-.1. A, Lmail ny oilier rami.

lllFE AND Flftfe

Insurance Agents

A.OCKTS FOB

NPW INQLA.ND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co..09 BOSTON.

11 i

iETNAFIRE-INSURANC- E

CO.OF HARTFORD, CONS

Worn

coi'iii) .not LtVK withopt HIS DIG IMIMtOVKMK.N'T.S OX l'lONEKl! xuw owners ok kox.vs mo l'lcrrnus ok.hlks tan ernier'sSWEETHEART. MILL PLANTATION. j CO IT EH l'LANTATIOX. TOM It,

Suicide ot the Hook-keep- in Davey

Co.'s Gallery Hud Iteceiu'd SadNews b'rom San Francisco.

Charles Thierbaeh, hook-keep- inDavey & Co.'s photograph gallery,committed suicide this morning bytaking a large dose of eyanide of po-

tassium. His body. Ml IT in death, wisfound shortly before 1 o clock this nfternoon, in his lodging in the l'opu-- llar house, on fort street, lie leftnothing to explain his rash action,but, on a card found on his dressingtable was written: ".Notify 0. Thler-bac- h.

1070 Washington street, fSanFrancisco."

lly the last mail from the coastTliierbach received word that. hissweetheart, who resides there, was, atthe point of death, and could not pfts-(- .,

siblv live. ,The news depressed himvery much, but he. neer said nnythingi the.: jihuitation. A new pumping plantabout it except to his associates in . will lie put up and several Wells willthe gallery. The young man had been I be sunk. The total cost reaches

ill, with ear trouble, for sev-- j 000, of which $100,000 was providederal weeks, and had not yet snfllelent- - out f the revenues of last year'sly recovered to resume his at crojl.the gallery. It is that his j This vast will add

and the bad news he had re- - to the' plantation. ' Theeeived'led him to believe that life was plantation is located at Maui,not worth living. , mid is ably by A- - Ahlbnrn.

Last night was aiioitt the Paul Isenberg'is of the coin-cit- y

as usual, seemed to be in a nany and John V. Haekfeld vice pres- -

cheerful mood. 1 Ills ,morning.aloutr.'ui ... .i. i... ....... ..,. i... i,:,.,iw uiuuni lit ttttn 1,1.1:11 if, inn t.ii.u- -ladv, Mrs. Rcttls.to whou lie. remarked that lie had not slept during thenight. He' said that he would He downfor a while and asked to lie called at10 o'clock. Later he stuck his head'out of the half opened door and toldAfrs. Hettls not to call him,'' as howould not get up until he awakenedThat was the last seen of the young-- j

man alive.Paddy Ryun Occupies the room ad

ioii'iiiiL' the one occupied by 'fillerbach. hen he went home at noonho tried Thlerbaeh's door and foundIt locked. Half an hour later he Inquired of .Mrs. Ilettis.where the. youngman was, and on learning mat lie nannot yet left his room, became alarmed.Ryan again tried to arouse Thierbachand failing, burst in the door. Hefound the body on the ttnor, and sawat n glance that life was' extinct. Ahalf emptied glass, containing somewhito powder and water, told thestory of his death. The VjtuiT provedto be cvanide of potassium, a poisonthat kills in live seconds. It was easilyobtained by '1 hierbacji, as it is usedIn photography.

J Jr. .Miner was suulmoned to exam-ine the body, as he had beening Thierbach during his recent ill-

ness. Deputy Marshal Hitchcock wasalSo notified and took charge of theremains,, which weyu not removed totliu morgue., " i

Little is known of the deceased here.Ho came to Honolulu about live,mouths ago with 'a' veriscope show,which did not pay, and he severed his

with it to .take n positionns Davey's gallery. Asnearly as can be learned, Tliierbachwas about lirt years of age, and na-tiv- e

of San His motherdied when he was a child, and he was'brought up by a sister, who resides inSan Francisco at the present time. Hehad never spoken of a sweetheart un-til he received word, by the. last stea-mer from the Coaat.' Tliierbach wasapparently well educated. He wasplentifully supplied with money, forthere is, still in Mr. Davey's hands aconsiderable sum for which he hasnever asked.- - Mr, Davey knew him InSan Francisco as the manager 'of Foss'1 1. . .lw.t, ....... .it.,... iitwl.ii. llif.li ilnmV 1 o eL 1 ...sii i... Ar.,i.ni" " ' " ""'I1": V .mown ,..,r.w. ,.... ....K.

CYCLOMEHE TO HE LEASED.. ., . , ., . '

ll is currently refined uiai, cio - (

mere Park, and the athletic groundsadjoining, are to bo leased to a localsyndicate, ine woric oi nin ng in uie

aJ-U-J' atliletlc grounds is still

UPHELD BY HIGHER COURT,

The, judgment of the lower court tuthe case of .7. A. Mngoon, administra-tor of Chin Lung estate, against b.

Ahlni, waR sustained in a decision otthe Supremo Court announced today.

TflR HOUSE GOODS,

At the California Fruit Market--Ca-

mano-s-cn- n oe 1U....Uit.- - ..i.t fnita. nnii nil Kinus uililt. L UUl-l-,- T W ' ' ', ,1. . . . , O Fresh

igoods re-

-

ceived on every steamer,t n riAMATtrNOS.

Corner ?of King and Alakea Sts.

Fine Repair "Work.

When your Bicycle, Gun, Type

writer or any article of line me- -

t.:o. ,1a vAnnirinrr and VOU

tpl

nn.l wo will fix it for yOU

guarantee itWo take pride in turning mi

I only the very work andit. in nnv

I part of tin city. tHflWBHflH CYCLE IflFG. CO.

j 312 Fort street. Telephone Xo. 503.

Opposite Lewers & Cooke's.

Capital Stock Increased $150,000

AI)ojlt $230,000 Ap)ropriated forl'uinping 1'hints and Wells.

ly

dutiessitpposcd improvements

IllnessLnhaina.

managedThierbach president

and

attend-- ,

connectionbook-keepec-

Fmncisco.

iuuy.

The i'ionecr Company' todayissued $l.0,000 additional stock, in-creasing its capital stock from $000,onoto $:o,ooo.

The stock was given out pro rateIn tin MiiM!.' Iinlfti.l-- nf till, iinmnnni'at the par value of $100 per share. Agreat many shares changed handsduring the day. the purchasers pay-ing $105 for each share. The marketheld Hrm at this figure. This gave theshareholders u profit of $(!S on everyshare. Pioneer Mill stock has sold at$Hi.i for some time. It, has reached$l7i,

I be money realized from the "newstoe has been appropriated towardputting in extensive improcmcuts on

incut,

LITTLE TOTS PLAY.The Government band nlliyed nt

Queen F.mnia hall this morning forthe, 'amusement Vif the Kindergartenchildren: The little tots put in themorning playing games and inarchingabout the grounds to the nine of themusic. Miss Lawrence, the directressof the Kindergarten, Is highly pleased

"iwitn tne past monin s woi--

IMI'RISOXF.D WHALERS. .

Secretary Gage has requested theSecretary "of the Interior to instructthe Alaskan officials to gather about000 head of reindeer from the governincut herd for the use of the expedition for the relief of the Ice boundwhalers in the Arctic. The herd,which will be killed for food if necessary, will bo driven overland, and itis the confident exiieotation that theyWilP'reach the imprisoned whalers be- -lOre the middle ol renruary. ineroute over which the herd will bedriven is said to abound in moss uponwhich the reindeer feed, and it Isagreed that the scheme, is feasible.and will be attended with little danger. The eight vessels now ice boundhave a combined compliment of -- fijmen

SHIPS FOR .IAPAX.

Japanese Increasing Their'FleetRapidly.

The Japanese authorities placed orders in July last for four men or waras follows: In 'England', an ironclad of 15,000 tontwdls'placenieiit, inni)horse power, 18 knots sne'e'd, to becompleted by October, lH'J'J; a firstclass cruiser, displacement 't85!i tons,18,000 horse power, mid !20 knots speedto lie completed by April, 180S a firstc ass cruiser, displacement ' tons

horse power and 20 knots speedto be finished by June, lNUN. in tiermany, u first class cruiser, displacenient 0800 tons, 15,000 horse power and20 knots tjpecd, ordered in Septemberlast, mid to lie finished in r.im

THE PEKKYS LOS!Judiro Stanley today rendered' a

decision in. the case of Anna Perryand others atrninst Mary Lucas andCharles Liicas sustaining the defend

-(ll.iuurri!r ul)d dismissing the bill

' coniplalnt. The suit was broughtto' clear a clouded title of land near

. , ,lv(,KO "tu".ix-- - .

JUDICIAitY JO'i'TIXGS

.Ju( gtanlby approved .today the

( mkrunt, ,,.Company against jiunu """stipulation bearing on theagreed to u

A. V. Gear, administrator of the cs

tate of A. V. Peterson, reports theii..i.iiltt..u niiwiiiiitlni? to $11,751,10,

Porter & Ordway today prayed forthe demurrer tiled In

'their suit against tlio Canadian andAustralia S. S. Co,

,,xivUv. vim ill'iu anion jv.,u.....j . ,, n..rii. dispatch says: llie eondi- -'

tlon the members of the '1 urklsheinbassy Is deplorable. Xone of themhas received his sahiry for over n

year, and their debts In thh city1.500,000 marks. I heir cred-

itors are liniKirtunlng them for theirmoney.

SACRIFICE SALE. 'To make room for tho grand iiiBpiaj

tnttmsm i.wuu.v, of Christmas goods, Twakanu, the no- -

wish n job which IS certain to ptn.et merchant, will hold aLriiicr it to iiq nnco sale...to commenco Saturday, Dc

satisfactory,nrove ........i.tn,, AVni bo d s-

and

best of

&

I

Keep

18,000

April,

n

of

Ktreet. .

n00I)S,F01ltJ,Je OI)(!nhl(, of tlll. Christmas dis- -

,iW ii Ifnlldav Goods in the mgpiiiy tiiJiiii,.store formerly occupied by EhlersCo., on Bethel street, wifs a grandsuccess, and has been viewed bv manyTills stock was Imported by Iwakani.the' Hotel street merchant, mid willlie the place for Christina bargains.

Will Put a Competent Manager inCharge of the Property Purchasersand Their Plans.

There was a short meeting of thenew purchasers of the Kona Tea" and toCoffee company's property in the of-fice of Theo. H. Davies & Co. thismoriiiiig. But wry little was accom-plished. Another meeting will belicld cither on Saturday or Monday tocomplete all details foV the

of the company. will,Harry- - Lewis, who bought In the the

property for $30,000 at the public auc-tion sale, on Monday, has associatedwith him in the enterprise, Theo. II. thisDavies &. Co., Tom May, Fred J. Low- -rey and . A. hehaefer. v

Onu thing lias been decided upon litleast. The plantation will be conducted in proper shape. A competent manwill be given the' V.ianugohietit of trie nplantation. One ot the ttrsr thingsto be attended to wilt be the primingof the trees and putting the' plantationIn good condition. I his will requirepiite a little expenditure.

bast vears crop did not amount tomuch, but' the '08 crop. It is believed,will bo a good one.

Ilie agency of the. plantation liasbeen given to Theo. H. Davies & Co,The name of the company has not yetbeen decided 'upon. ' the

One of the stockholders said tills hismorning that the plantation would beowned by a close corporation, but lit Intle if any of the "stock being offeredfor sale. It is the determination ofthe new owners lie said to make asuccess of tile plantation. art

Ham- - Lewis, l oin .May, V. A. helme- -

fer and Kred J. I.owrey were stock inholders in the old company and lost Inthe enterprise.

The hews that this nig plantationwill be run in first clnss shne by thenew owners will be received ,with the

rent est delight by the residents inKona. It was the starting of thrumammoth plantation that encouragedothers to go into coffee cultivation,md Kona s present prosperity is duein a great extent to the establishmentof the Kona l otTee and l ea l oinpany,

A PAIXrifL ACCIDENT..Mrs. ncinlnir'flf San'Francisco. who

with her daughters are' guests lit "theHawaiian hotel, met with a painfulaccident last evening. While gettingout of a carriage in front of the hotelshe slipped and fell, breaking her nrni..Medical attendance, was summoned,and the unfortunate .lady carried toher room. Today she' is suffering considerably from the pain and shock.Mrs. Dealing had planned to returnhoine on the'Moana, but her departuremay now be postponed,

VA LL' 0 1'' COCOA.N I'TS.

Lindeman's Plantation oiiJCnual isProspering-- .

The planting. of cocoauuts has beenprofitably attempted by E. Lindeiuanon Kauai. He set out 2000 .Samo.iunuts which began to bear fruit at theage or four years, ins trees are nowfhe years old and lie says each treewill 'produce 1.00 worth of Copra atpresent.

The Sainnnii tree is an earlv beaier.and would be a splendid tree for thou-sands of acres of our coast land whichare good for nothing else. Vegetablefuts are lu'coming very popular amonga 'large class or consumers who rearto use 'diseased animal products.Through recent improved methods thefatty oils of copra are manufacturedinto an article of food the demand forwhich cannot be supplied.

All the mahal lands, of Kalakea willmake ideal cocoa nut plantations. Thestony lands of Puna, worthless forcultivation, would produce cocoauuts.The expense of maintenance tvnnld benext to nothing. Twenty acres in ...

- .... .. i . , - , . . . ,.Herald. . " -

TWO PICTURES.Two handsome nieces of Jnpanese

work annear in the windows of theI'm.Hli. Hardware Company. They arepictures, painted on silk, reprcscnt-lin- r

naval scenes during the civilwar. Surrounding the pictures arepatriotic, designs very 'finely embroid-ered. The Paciflc Hardware Companyhas framed them for a private, party.

DR. GUPPY HEARD FROM.

Dr. Guppy, who spent n conslder-nbl- H

time in scientific investigationsin these islands during the past year,writes to The Star that he is now inFill, and Is studying the botanicalgrowth at the mouth of the Rewa r!v--

.p. He savs It is very different work'to making scientific observations atthe top of Mnuna Loa. The doctor re - ,

ports himself in good health, and sayshe is much Interested in his work. Hehns furnished The Star with informa- -

lion relative- - to the Labor Question in

' After hearing wnne friends eontlii;null v praising Colic,Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cur -

tis PleeW of Anaheim, Cnllforn a,u,..1, k...1 own

Vow enlhuTlastiee ml - as m,r

i ,)sed of at 'Wrllice" prices. The salojUio Colony, which will be of interesth nt hU ol(, Htorc Qn lU)ta o Ui(j vUui(.rH lu,r,..

ciiristmas.

iV

reorgani-zation

Chamberlain's

its wonderful work as anyone. can be.,For sale, by all druggists and dealers..,Iti.nsrni. Smith A" to., w loiesaients ipr the llawaUn'n Island.

"l'nclc George' Ilromlcy Visits theOruve ot His Old Friend JosephTlldeii Hurled Here. '

The steamer Mouun will curry awaySan- - Francisco next Thursday a

large, ltnely colored portrait" of"L'licle George" Bromley, standing ov-er the grue of .Injes Tut under, in .

Xuuaiiu cemetery.The picture,, which was clbv'erly ex-

ecuted by Photographer Prank Davey,be given a prominent position Inllohemian club building of San

I'rancisco. The dead artist is held inloving memory by the members ot

organization. During li is life er

was always a favorite at theclub and a view of his grave with"Uncle George" Bromley at the tomb-stone will bo put among the invalu-able collection of portraits now held

the duo.The large granite tombstone on

gr'au- - was sent from S.utI'ranclseo by the Pohcminii club. Ii

.bears the inscription: "In memory o.lules Invenier, artist, by the mem-bers of the Bohemian club," In 'thepicture the grine is decorated with(lowers', while the big rugged monu-ment, which is artistic, even in itscrude state, ls encircled with leiflmade by the Hawaiian people, whom

dead artist loved so dearly duringlifetime.

Jtiles Taernier is well rememberedHonolulu, lie cause here from S'in

1'rairjLsco to make his home. Hispaintings are celebrated in the UnitedStates. Among his cleverest lilts of

was a painting of the mid-summ-

high jinks of the Pohemlan club upthe Redwoods of California. The

painting, was hung up on the clubroomwalls. Col. W. 11. L. Bower, aprominent Bohemian, was so wellpleased with the work. that, lie hadTavernier paint n duplicate, forwhich he paid $500.

"Uncle George" Ilromlcy also visit-ed the grave of Joseph Tilden, anoth-er Iioheminu, who lost his life severalyears ago'iu a hotel fire.

;1 -. A CHANCE FOIl DREYFUS.PARIS', November 20. General Sua- -

sier, tli,e military governor of Paris,has appointed General Pellieux to in- -,

quire into the charges brought against-Coun- t

Estcrhnzy, a former major olFrench infantry, who has been charg-ed by Mathieu Dreyfus, brother of tinsformer Captain- Dreyfus, of the Frencharmy, of being guilty of the crlunj forwhich Alfred Dreyfus is now undergo-ing a sentence of iniprisoument forlife.

JAMES MclNERNY'S CCItlO. '

Has an Earthen Pot With Grass Growing on the Outside.,. ;

i

lames Mcfnernv has an oddity onexhibit in The Mclnerny store wliiclihe brought back with him from the.Stales. It Is an earthen not. and onthe. outer side a healthy growth ofgreen grass. 1 ho grass seen was puton the pot after it, had been in wntcrfor several days, to Keep the grassilive water Is kept on the inside ofthe pot. Mr. Mclnerny planted thegrass seed three days ago and the,grass Is now nearly an inch long. Itwill grow soipewhat longer nnd''w!lllive several weeks.

A number of people hnve examinedthe pot with much astonishment.

STARTING IX TO GK1XD.Tho various sugar plantations will

start up. grinding shortly. Kahtikuplantation began this morning. , Ew.aplantation will start up about the IGthinst. '

RESISTING TEMTTATIOX.Balzac, the great French writer, us

ed to say: "I can resist everythingexcepting temptation." In these mod-CU-

tifttv .f.mrs..Wttilni.uraUi!.liifec'week or month. Faclllc uycie anuManufacturing Company, EhlersBuilding. Telephone 323.

AwardedHighest Honors World's Fair.

Gold Medal,, AUdwlnter Fair.

DR

CREAM

BAKING(

MOST PERFECT MADE.

a pure Grape Cream of Taitat Powtkr. Free

f0m Ammonia .Alum or any other adulterant.tIn nil the great Hotels, the leading

' Clubs and the homes, Dr Price's CreamUaking Powder hold,, its supremacy.

.40 Years the, Standard.

I LEWIS Jt Co., Agents, Honolulu, H. L

S

V

t)5

TIME TABLEUDEIl'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY

18$)!?.s. s.kinau,

CLARKE, Commander,Will leave llonoliilu nt 10 o'clock n. m.,touching nt Lnluilnn, Maalaca liny andMmkena tlio same day, Mahukona, Ka-rlha- o

and Laupahoehoc the follow-ing day, arriving In llllo the same

tWrnoon.LEAVE HONOLULU.

Friday.... tAuR. 20,Tuesday Nov. 2Tuesday... Aug Uli frl(iay....XNov. i

Friday.... hup 10 Tueeday....Nov. 2!J

Tuesduy. . . .Sep. 21 rtiday Dec aFriday Oct. 1 Tuesday. . .Do. 14

Tuesday. . .Oct. 12 thursday. . .Dtc. 2U

Friday Oct. 22

Will call at 1'oUbikI, l'una, on tripsBUirked

Returning, will leave llilo ato'clock a. ui., touching nt Laupa.

koehoc, Mahukonn and Kawaihacume day; Makena, Mnalaca Bay andLahaina the following day, arrivingat Honolulu the afternoons of Tues-days and Fridays.

A1UUVE HONOLULU.

Friday. . . .Aug. 27, Tuesday Nov. 0

Tuesday. . .Sep. 7 Friday.. ....Nov. 10Friday. . . ..Sep. 17 Tuesday.... Nov. !)0

Tuesday. . .Sen. 28 Friday Dec. 10Friday . . . ..Oct. blluebday....Dec. 21

Tuesday. . .Oct. It) Friday Dec. illt nday . ..Oct.2!)

Will call at l'ohoiki. Tuna, on theecond trip of each inontu, arriving

there on the morning of the day ofAtlinir from llilo to Honolulu.The popular route to the volcano is

ia Hilo. A good carriage road thentiro distance.Bound trip tickets, covering all ex

penses, $50.

S. S. HELENE,FREEMAN, Commander.

Jffill leave Honolulu Tuesdays at ao'clock x. ni., touching at Kahulul,liana. Uainoa and Kipahulu, Maul.Returning, arrives at Honolulu Sun-Ma- y

mornings.Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, once each

month.No freight will be received after 4

. m. on day of sailing.This company reserves the right to

make changes hi the time ot UC'

parture and arrival of its steamersWITHOUT NOTICE, and it will notbe responsible for any consequencesarising therefrom.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive their freight. This com-pany will not hold itself responsibleior freight after it has been landed.

Live stoek received only at owner'srisk.

This company will not be responaible for money or valuables of pas-entre- rs

unless placed in the care ofpursers.

Passengers are requested to purehase tickets before embarking. Thosefailing to do so will be subject to anadditional charge of twenty-liv- e pereent.

C. L. WIGHT, President.S. 15. ROSE, Seoretary.

CAPT. J. A. KING. Port Supt.

JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen Street,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker.

Special attention given to the

handling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds

W. &. IRWIN & CO., MWm. Q. Irwin - President and ManagerClaus Spreckels, - - - Vice President.W, M, GifTard, Secretary and TreasurerTaeo. O. Porter, Auditor

SUGAR FACTORS,Commission Agents,

AOENTS OF THE

DCEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OF HAN FRANCIhCO. CAL.

TIMESteani(rs f

AUSTRALIA dec. 7.--

MARIPOSA DEC 16

..ymoa., mi p mis in meany line to all ports.

For further particulars apply

Pacific Mail Steamship CompanyAND TIIK

Occidental anil Oriental Steamship Co..

For Hongkong. Kobe,.Nagasaki, anil Shanghai.

8tcaiucrs of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to thoaluve uortu on or about thu followingda oq;

1807

Coptic "November 25

ltlo dc Janeiro December 4

City of Peking December 25

189SDoric, January 4Belgic January 22Peru , February 1

City of Hlo de Janeiro,.. February 19Gaelic March 1

Doric March 10China March .10

Peru April 10Coptic 1 April 28Gaelic ...i i May 17City of Peking May 20China June 15Bclgic June 25

For SAN FRANCISCO:Steamers of the above Companies

will cnl lot Honolulu on their wayfrom Hongkong and Yokohama to theabove port on or about the followingdates.

' 1807

Gaelic November 19

Doric December 10

China December 19

1898.Contic January ISGaelic February C

City of Peking February 15China March G

Belgic March 15Coptic . April 2Clty.of Rio de Jandiro April 12City of Peking April 30Doric . .i .' '. May 10Belgic May 31Peru June 10City of Rio de Janeiro June 28Gaelic July 8

Ratos of Passage aro as Follows:TO YOKO- - TOlIONO-ilAM-

KONG.Cubin $150.00 $175.00Cabin, round trip, 4

' months '. 225.00 202.50Cabin, round trip, 12

months 2(12.50 810.25European Steerage 85.00 100.00

"PasBengers paying full fare will beallowed 10 per cent, off return fare ifreturning within twelve months

tHSTFor Freight and Passage apply to

H. Hackfeld & Go.,AGENTS.

w. 6. mm & co.(Limited.)

forWestern Sugar Rcilning Co. of

San Cal.

Baldwin Works ofPhiladelphia, Penn. U.S.A.

(Newel) Universal MilllCo.,(National Cane Shredder)' New York, U.S. A

N. Ohlandt & Co.'sChemical Fertilizers.

Alex. Cross & Son's High GradeFertilizers for Cane and Coffee,

Reeds Steam Pipe Cars.'

Also Offer for SaleParafine Paint Co.'s

P. & B. Paints ajid Papers,

Lucol and Linseed Oils 'Raw and Boiled.

Indurine la cold water paint) inWhite and Colors,

Filter Press Cloths, Cement,Limes and Bricks

TABLE:

uucauiu oicaiii&iiip uuiiipauj

l'orth8eiie!eSnd!,"enSrr Thi8 Line w,n Arrive nt and Leave This

MOANA .., DEC. 9

AUSTRALIA DEC 15

united States, and from New York by

In with the sailing of the hhovo steamers, the- Aucmb aroto i68ue, to intending passengers, coupcrn through tieketB by any reilroad

steamship

Agents

Francisco,

Locomotive

connection

European

Yokohama,

WM. Q. IRWIN & CO.,Limited.

General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co.

HAWAIIAN STAR, IHvCKM M?U

TURN ON TMfiThis Is nu ngH of light. In utter

tlollaticu f tlio tiiiMsy old theorieswn now photograph tlio coins lnslddof ii pookutbook and tlio Ikiiicm tuliving bodies. .Similarly thu light ofliitelligent'o chines upon certain anti-quated notions in medicine. Thu In-

tellectual lmvo shown thofallacy of thu Idea that sick peoplahad no alturnatlvo but to take nnu-Beati- ng

doses of cod liver oil or dlo,Tho wonderful success of

WAMPOLE'SPREPARATION

disproves all that. Hero Is a medi-cine nindo from Fresh Cod Livers,containing to tho full all tho virtuesof Pure Cod Liver Oil the very essenceanil iwtcncy of it without a sign toindicate its presence ; yet it is heroto nourish, strengthen, build up mi leuro. In Scrofula, Fevers, BowelComplaints, Lung and Blood diseases,it acts us sunlight and sweet air doon dying vegetation. Combined In itare tho Extracts of Malt and WildCherry, and other constituents whichcontribute to the noble result. Everydoso effective. Palatable us honey.Sold by chemists everywhere.

llOSI'ITAL COLMflB Ol' MEDICINE.JlEfPltS. II K. Vt'AMI'UIE Co.. (Icntlcnicn : The continued use of your"WAMl'OLE'B TASTILKsS PltEPAKATIOK COD

I.ivek Oil' In my practice, during tlie pasttwo years, convinces me, tlintU Is the mostitalafaMc, least ?innmif la anil lie! prepara-tion now an the market. As a rale, whereIndicated, tho results have hcen nil onecouldexpect. Children tnke It without hesitancy.The most delicate stomachs seem to readilyassimilate It. Knterlnc as It does, Into com-bination with the HypophosphltOHnnd manyof tho Iron preparations. thusenaullnR us toBlve a truo reconstructive In cvery.senbe.

1 am, yours very truly.Thomas IIunt Stcckv. M.D., Ph.D.

Ex steamer ClaudlneBoys' Star waists.

We've never1claimed to build

better than the customtailor.Difference in priceis difference in profit.Clothes the same. '

We try to fit and do. 'Ready io wear forMan and Boy.

Trunks and Valisesif you're going to travelthat will stand knocking about.

Cbe Ka$b IS

0 Hotel Street, Wavcrley Block

Agents for Dr. 'Dciinel's Linen-Mes- h

Underwear. Send for Catalogue.

SHIRTS HADE TO ORDER,

I1IMIOF LONDON.

rronvi:E;r - - - itioThe Largest and Oldest PurelyFire Insurance Company in the

World.

Capital, . $12,000,000Surplus. . 8,000,000

BISHOP CO.,Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

K. TANAKA.

Furniture DealerKing Street; Honolulu, Near Alakea.

Bamboo Furniture.NEAT AND HANDSOME MADE TO

ORDER.

llepairing, Renovating, Etc.

SING WO & GO.Nuuanu Street, between

King and Hotel.

Jt.it nrrlvocl:SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,

DRY GOODS,

CANVASS TRDHKS,

and a large assortment of

Cliris Msanfl Toys.

Specialty Matting at very LowPrices.

CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER, WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

fijplanade, eorne- - Allen and Fort streets.

HOLLISTER A CO.; Agents.

2,

Bid ru:nT ok vessels up toWINDWAHI).

Long I'nsxtigi'N Due to Contrary WindAnchor Itecovered OIV Kllaiiea

Water Front .Votes and Gossip.

The Kluati will sail for llitwn! andMaul ports tomorrow morning.

The next steamship to the coastwill be the Moana, tine to leave hereon the nth.

The bark Encore is now about iluejfrom Valparaiso, with n cargo of ni-

trates. She will likely get a sugarcharter.

Tho 1'. M. S. S. ltlo de .lanelro istine here on Saturday ntornlijg, and isnot expected before' that time. Thenext essel from the coast will be lheAustralia due hereon Tuesday of next'week.

The Kinilii uiT'veu last evening ?romwindward ports with 14OT b.ig t otpaddy mid of rice. Captain Mosh-e- r

reports that K.ihiiku will commencegrinding today, ,tttd litis promise ofthe biggest crop ever known there.

The Hawaii departed this morningfor llonntutt, with 'the new sugar millanil a lot of additional freight. Sheis a big currier and was loaded deep.The heavy machinery of the new millwas put ubrourd without any accident.

There Is supposed to be a big licet,of coast vessels up to the witulwwd,waiting for a favorable breeze lo blowthem into the Molokni channel. TheAlbert is the longest out, having sail-ed from San Kranciseo 1 days ago.The bark Kresno Is overdue from theSound with a lumber cargo it is verylikely that the next favotv'ile windwill fill the harbor with foreign ves-

sels.Sugar is commencing to pile up on

Katuili and additional steamers willsoon have to be put on to handle thebusiness, l.ihue is running day aminight, and turning but about 1500bags every tweuty-foit- r hours. Therewere 000 bags in the warehouse therewhen' the .hum's Makee sailed, and"00(1 bags at Kilanca. There are r.DOO

bags of paddy in the wa'.-hous- atHiinalci.

The James Makee arrived in tiltsmorning with 2."."0 bags of Kilauca su-

gar, which is going into the Bryantrat the Wilder wharf. She will sailagain this afternoon for Knpaa, withit cargo of coal. While the .lamesMakee was lying otV Kilaueti on Tues-day last, Captain Tullct discovered ananchor, ujth a few fathoms of Chain,on the boitoni, in about five fathomsof water A dier was sent down andpassed a rope around it, and the an-

chor was hauled abroad. It proved tolie a good one, but little the worse lorwear, and is supposed to be the on"lost by the Mlkahala ajiout a yearago. .

AlililVAl.S.Thursday. December .

St in r. lames Makee, Tullct, fromKauai.

Stmr. Kuala, Monhi' from wind- -ward ports.

DKI'AliTUltlCS., Thursday, December 2.

Stmr. Hawaii, Macdouald, for Ha-waii ports, nt 10 a. m.

Stmr. Kunln, Mosher, for l'uuiki, at12 in.

Stmr. James Makee, Ttillet, for Kaa-a- tt p. m.

VHFSHI.S LEAVING TOMORROW.Stmr. Kinau, Clarke, for Hawaii

Maui ports, at 10 si. m.Stmr. Helene, Kreemun, for Hawaii

ports. ,v

IT WAS SWALLOWED L'l

Railroad and Station Sinks Out ofSight Into the Earth.

LAltXICD, Kaus., November l'J.The railroad and station of Itosedaleon the bank of the Santa I'Y, has beenswollowed up' by the earth, and to-

day there is a dark stiinnant jiool ofwater where three hours tiyo stood affruin elevator and several small build- -inf,rs. The swallowing proeess oe-- )eurred during the night. The drift ofthe water is unknown. Sticks' throwninjo the pool are sueked out of sight,as if by a monster undertow, althoughon the surface the water has a plaeidappearance. Hundreds of people vis-ited the scene, and found the bottomhad dropped completely , out of theland, upon which the hamlet was sit-uated, leaving in its stead a hollow.Yni''Tiie-wim'-nouii- ti Trimr nasse.?.'"?similar freak occurred Mn Mead coun-ty about ten yWirs ago. The phenom-enon hits given rise to the theory thatthere is n great river or sea under illwestern Kansas.

"Actions speak louder thanwords" a?k your grocer if wereally mean money-bac- k if youdon't like Schilling's Best tea.A Schilling & Company

aan Francisco.

THU LORINO CLHi.The Lorlng club inaugurated its

twenty-lirs- t season last evening by aconcert in lllank, Itlauk & Co.'s hall.Tho audience was as usual a fashion-able one, crowding the hall, and theprogram was up to the socletvV i,..tstandard. Every one Ham or sniit.f.of the merits of Itiiinier lleer. On tapor in .bottles at the Criterion. Tele- -prone, 78:i.

GROUP 00 CLASS 5G7.

Exhibit: Artistic Sewlntr Mnnliln,.'C Mnets. By Authority of the U. S.Award. "JSxcellcnee of ornamenta-tiln- .,

both In carving and metal. Be-cause of the good workmanship Inconstruction, the convenience of cer-tain contrivances and the superiorfinish of the whole." B. Bergerson.Agent, Bethel Street.

i '

If you are a. smokertry the FAVORITE

LITTLE JOKER TDBACC

THE BEST OF ANY LONG CUT

EVER IMPORTED HERE.

For sale at every Retail Store,

HYMAN BROS.Exclusive Agents

Fresh from the Orient.IOR CHRISTMAS.

A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF

Fine Art Screens, Portierres, Silks,, and Silk. Coods,v

Porcelain Ware, Lacquer Ware,Dolls, Toys', Novelties, Curios,

Handsome Kimonos, ' Pajamas, Rugs, etc.

AKL KINDS OF SHIRTS.And Everything Your Heart Could Desire;

Don't buy until you have, seen our stock.' prices will suit you.

Hotel Street, comer

Branch Hat StoreTelephone 93S.

"We offerDry (jSoods and Provisions for

Plantations nt Low Prices.

S. KOJIMAXO. 0 HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU.

Tel. 574. V. O. Box 255."

Japanese Provisions,AXD

DRY GOODS.

HIROSE SHOTENNo. 34 BERETANIA STREET.

Tele. 502. P. O. Box 220.

Hop DLVtixig:,538 Fort Street, Opposite Catholic

School.Ladies' and Children's Dresses and

Underwear Made to Order. Satisfac-tion Guaranteed, both in fit and style.Prices Reasonable. ,

JAPAHESEJBAZAAR

Holiday SeasonBeautiful Silk Goods.

AS WELL AS '

Japanese Fancy Goods,

Curios, Crockery,Awntn Porcelains,

XMASTOYS,Famous Yumoto Wooden Ware,

Silk Doylies, '

Handkerchief Cases,

Embroideries,Handbags, etc.

S. OZAKI,Waverley Block, Hotel St.

or at,

for the Hawaiian Islands.

The goods and

& CO m9of Nuuanu Street.

on Nuuanu Street.f. O. Box 206.

EX GAELIC:GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

FANCY GOODS, and.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Yaihatoya Silk and CottonPajamas,

,1

Shirts, ShaAvls, Nenktics,

Ladies' and Gent'sHandkerchief's,

Kimonos, Underwear,

Sashes, Blankets, etc.

ASADA & GO,Wholesale Provision- - Dealers.

EOBINSON BLOCK. HOTEL ST.

C. AKIMA, TAILOR.- -

The reputation of my Tailor shop jswell known. A large assortment ofCloth constantly on Jiand. Prices low.

Dyeing, Cleaning and Tiepairingdone.NUUANU STREET, NEAR HOTEL.

Grand

Display-- OF-

ChristmasGoods

For want of. roomwe have secured thestore formerly occii-e- d

by Ehlers & Co:,on Bethel street, andinvite your inspec-tion of our large im-

ports of Fancy Goods

K. IwakamiHole St. Robinson Block

OAHIUAOli MANUl'AGTUHHItH.

w. w. wnioiiT,Fort St., opposite Club Htablcs.

PLUMHKHB AND

EMMKLUTU &CO..227-22- 0 K1NQ Street

lam A1

Henshalt

Attorney at Law,

113 Kaahuinanu Street."

DE LA VERGNE & CASE,

Attorneys at Law.

260 MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.

COOK'S nusic SCHOOLPiano, Voice, Singing and

Harmony.LOVE BUILDING, FORT &TREET.

E. COOK.

O. G. TRAPHAGBN,

223 MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.Between Fort and Alakea.

Telephone 734.

DR. C. B. HIGH,dentist

(Philadelphia Cental College.).

Masonic Temple.Tel. 318.

A. C. WALL, D. D. S.,

DENTIST,' LOVE BUILDING FORT 3T.

I. MORI, M. D.OFFICE, Beretania Street, Opposite

Queen Emma Halt.RESIDENCE, Arlington Hotel.Hours: 8:00 to 12 m.; 7 to 8 p. m.

Telephone, 944. House Telephone 530.

Dr. t McMillan,Of the Royal Colleges of Physicians

and Surgeons of Edinburgh, Etc.OFFICE: Beretania St., Opposite. Ha

walian Hotel.HOURS: 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8

p. m. Telephone 244.

U.OGbAWA, M. D.,

OFFICE HOURS:

From 8 to 12 a. m., andfrom 7 to 8 p. m.

121 Nuuanu Street, next White HouseTELEPHONE 553 .

DR. LI KHAI FAI.

Office at Chinese Y. I. C. A.

OFFICE HOURS: 0 a. m. to 7 a. m

and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.

. MRS. DR. LI KHAI FAI.

OFFICE. HOURS: 11 a. in. to 12 m,

and 7 p. m. to 8 p. m.

GEORGE D.GEARLAWYER.

OFFICE-CO- R. KING AND BETHELSTREETS, SECOND FLOORi

Honolulu, H. I

M. S. GRINBAUM & COLimited. '

HONOLULU, H. ICommission Merchants and Importers

of General Merchandise,

San Francisco Office. 215 Front 8t.

Eqnitahle Life Assurance Society

op fiiE United States,

BRUCE CARTW RIGHT,

General Manager for Hawaiian Islands,

M. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wholesale Importers and Jobbers of,

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS

Corner Fort and Queen Bt&. Honolulu.

Merchant Tailor.Suits to order. Fit guaranteed. FineDuck Suite $5 up; Fine Tweed Pants,$4.50 up; Fino Suits, ,$18 up. ClothesCleaned and Repaired.119 KING ST. P. O. Box. 144

Telephone No. 790.

Xv. AIIIO, .

BUY GOODS, BOOTS, SHORES, Etc

General Rice Atrent for tho follow.ing plantations on. Oahu: WalpioManana. Waiinalu, Kancohe, Waialua'Kapalama. Kaneohe Rice Mill bestrice- for sale, marii jj. a.

.No. 408 Nuuanu St., Cor. Cliapjain StP. O. Box 114. Tel. 199,

MILES'Heart Cure

Restores Health.Tho reader of our Utoraturo will loam

from our published testimonials Hint thoNow Ilunrt Curo restores to perfect andlasting health, thoso who were Riven upto dlo and that tho old aro cured as wellas tho young. Tho number whoso heartsaro alTccted 13 very largo and all shouldroad our (rco hook on heart and nerves.Wo send It postpaid, or you can And It atdruggists. They all soli our remedies.

Dr. Miles Med. Co., Elkhart, Ind.

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANKLIMITED.

SulvcHW Capital ,, Yen 12,OCO,00J

ram up unpuai.... en ..iwu.niuKescrvo Fund Yen 5,464,000

HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:Kobe London, Lions, New York

:an Francisco, Shanghai.Uombav, Hong Kong.

Transact a Otjneral Bitnklng and Krliang'Businoss.

Agency Yokohama Sppvle Hank

Hew RepUlilic-Bailcling.- , Honolulu H.l.

ESTABLISHED 1858.

BISHOP & CO.,

Bankers,Transact .Gkneral Banking

and Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler's Lettersof Credit issued, available in

all the principal citiesof the world.

C, BREWER & CO,, LTD

Qaeeu St., Honolulu; H. I.

AOEN'Td FOU,

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., OnomeaSugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wai- -luku Sugar Co., vvaihee Sugar Co.Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala RanchCo., Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Lilne ban f rancisco Packets.Chaa. Brewer & Co. '8 Line of Boston

Packets,Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.Agents Philadelphia Board of Under

writers, .

List op Officers: '

P. C. Jones PresidentGeo. H. Robertson..- ManagerE. F. Bishop Treas. and Secy.Col. W. F. Allen AuditorC. M. Cooke jH. WATEHnousK.. . ..'..DirectorsGeo. R., Cabt'eb,... I

Claus Spiikckels. Wm. G. Ihwib

Glaus Spreckels & Co

HONOLULU- -

San Francisco Agents The NevadaBank of San Francisco.

DRA"W EXCHANGE ONSAN FRANCISCC l'h Nevada Bank

of San Francisco.LONDON The Union Bank of Lon- -

.don, Ltd.NEW YORK Amer'can Exchange Na

tional Bank.CHICAGO Merchants National Bank.PARIS Ccmpoir National d'Escomp

te de Paris. .

BERLIN Dresdner Bank.HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA

Hongkong and dhangha' BankingCorporation.

NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIABanh. of New Zealand.

VICIORIA AND VANCOUVER Bankof British North America.

TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKINGAND EXCHANGE 3USINESSI

Deposits Received. Loans Made onApproved Security. Commercial andTravelers Credits Issue-- . Bills of Exchange Bought and Sold.

COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-

COUNTED FOR.

r. c. JONES. EDWIN A. JONES.

The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and

Investment Company.

Stock Brokers and FireInsurance AgentB.

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on

commission at the' best market rates,

Safe Deposit Boxes ,to rent by the

month or year. Money, valuable pa

pers and jewelry deposited in one of

theso boxes will be safe from burg.

lars and fire. Money to loan on ap

proved, to security.1 '

Fire Insurance carried on houses,

furniture, etc., at reasonable' rates and

favorable terms. .

1 1.

THIS HAWAIIAN STAR, DUCIvMH' R a 1S97.

IE SOCIAL mm mmiKI1VWI.HYS I'llKMENT Til El It MOST

HlilLt.l N'T I'LAY.

Frank Worthing Will Appear In ItUMu.Hferplcee Witty Dialogue anilStrong Situations Tonight.

Tonight the Fruwlcy Company willpresent A Social Highwayman, whichis decidedly the best piny of their re-

pertoire. In speaking of the recentproduction in San Francisco the Ar-gonaut has this to say:

"The decided lilt thus far, or theaw leys' engagement. Is A Social

llghwnymnn, with Mr. Worthing midMr. Perry in the respect hi roles ofhe gentlctnunlv robber ami his valet.I'he lilav follows closely the lines if

ic iin il j with a slight change in th"dcnonuicut. It is deeply Interesting

11 all lis scenes and has attractedarte audiences. It Is without doubt

one of the strongest plays that hasceii seen in years, and the work of

Mr. Worthing anil Mr. Terry has beeneliloiu cliallcil.

I lie central ligure 111 tin; liln.v isCourtiee .TafTrey, a thief moving in thelest of society, lie Is good looking.dmircd and popular, lie Is believedo lie an honest man by Jill but one

strange woman- - lie has howcer. be- -o'tue a ''Social Highwayman," and ishe author of a series uphold eriin.'s.

He has stolen diamonds from a dueh- -ss whom his handsome face lias can- -

u red and from a wir-ki-d Spanish lady,(iiown as Scnora Leila Caprices. Hispure love tor a pretty, upright girl,Minor Ilurnhaiti, first awakens his re

morse and then his penitence. But atthe saitie time it arouses the Senora's

nlousv and towards the end of thefirst act, he is compelled to choose be-

tween exposure bv that woman, wholas somehow found him out, or therenunciation of the one true, honestpassion ol Ins hie. llc(is annul 10 pina bullet through his brain when he issaved by the intencnt 1011 ol his de-

voted valet, Jenkins llanby, whom liehas befriended and rescued from despair. One of .latl'rey s dearest friends,Mcrton Barley, is suspected of beingthe real thief, hut at Hie eiiil .1 an ivyconfesses and the play ends by his ac-

cidental death.

THE CONCERT PLEASED.

Mr. Lampcrt, the Talented Young Pianist; Makes His Initial Bow.

A large, and appreciative audience inthe entertainment hall of the YoungMens Christian Association building,heard Calvin N. Lunipcrt for the firsttime in public.

His skill on the piano was recognized during the rendition of his 11r.-.- t.,.1.... 1:.... i,. .,,,,.,..,.( ,,,,,,;,..... ,nmuiiiMMi. .'ii. i,tiii.fii. (.....in.lit. a favorite in Honolulu musical cir-- ieles. ' -

Mrs. Charles It. Cooper, Miss Corde- -1ni Clyiner and Professor .1. W. Yard-fe- v

also took part of the evening's entertainment. Their efforts were warmly received.

I 'AY OFF CHURCH DEISTS.flue concert will l.e given next S .t- -

urday evening at Kaumakapili church.t he tunds will he used to pay the Indebtedness of the church for the yearabout to close.

I1ELIEYES IN THE. STEAM ROLLER1'rnfessor A levander. who inst re- -

tiit'niwl fi'ntu i tn Pnnii fit, Willi

believes that a steam roller would dofar better service on the roads in thatdistrict than the traction engine nowin use.

SMALL DOCKET.The court docket was a sinai. one

this morning and Judge Wilcox hadan easy time of it. He says that either the town lias become very moralall of a sudden, or the police are taking a lay oil.

REGARDED AS A DUTY."I lost my appetite and became

weak. At last I wa's taken very sick.My attention was called to Hood'sSafsaparilla and I took a bottle andit made me leel uetter. 1 nave uikcii41. .u l..ttl..o i.twl tifii nmr iv.ill I fi.nlit my duty to tell yon what Hood'sKarsaparilla lias done. .Mrs. .. over-sell, Wedderburn, Oregon.

HOOD'S IMLLS are the" favoritefamily cathartic. Easy to take? easyto operate.

GREAT REDUCTION III PRICE OF SALT

The undersigned is prepared to fur-nish fine and coarse salt in bulk or inbags at from $G,00 to $10.00 per tonof 2000 pounds.

,T. I. DOWSETT,Honolulu, October 10, 1897.

BY AUTHORITY.IX THE CtHCUIT COUItT OE

THE FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCU1T, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

ORDER' FQR A Sl'ECIAL TERM.lly virtue of the authority vested In

me by law, and deeming it essentialto the promotion, of justice, I do hereby, with the written approval of theHon. A. l .Tudd, Chief Justice of theSupremo Court of the Hawaiian IslaudH, appoint and order a specialterm of the Circuit Court of the FirstJudicial Circuit, Hawaiian Islands, lobe opened t Honolulu, Island ofOahu, on MONDAY, THE OTII DAYOF DECE.MH.ER, 1897, at 10 o'clock a

in., and to be continued and heldthereafter as provided by law. 1

" A. FERRY,First Judge, Circuit Court, First JudI

elul Circuit.Approved:

A. V. JUDD.v ,

Chief Justice Supieitio Court, Hawaiian Islands. 3

Honolulu, November 29, 1S97. .

I WMU'I

W S -- .9 i2 w

5.&S.gSg.2.r n n "i a

1 S Z.atrp S S e iE. trg y 301 n"2 --.5 s3 Z

Elegantand

Cheap.We have always endeavored

to furnish our patrons withTooth Brushes that, give per-fect satisfaction, and will 'notlose their bristles a most im-

portant factor.

FinestGenuine Bristles are far

better and the cheapest in thelong run. We have just open-ed a line of French and Eng-lish Brushes that wiil pleaseyou.

BrushesNothing is more disgusting

to experience than, using atooth brush that sheds itsbristles and causes the opera-tor to gag and spit. We havebrushes that we guaranteewill not shed their bristles.

Made.We give our customers the

benefit of our purchasing allgoods in large quantitieswhereby we can purchasegoods at a much lower figurethan other dealers.

M 1 Iis a first class Tobth Wash.Price, 25 cents.

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

Great Reductionin Prices.

Having determined fo not only meettho great cut in prices that is nowtaking place among the Grocers ofthis city, but to go them one better,we invite the attention of housekeep-ers to get our quotations and inspectour stock of

Fancy and Staple y

Table Delicacies.We mean business, and will as we

have always been, be not only the

Best, but the CheapestGrocers in the City. '

IvEWIS & CO,has thorn all

Telephone 2,10. Free delivery tVvice

dally.

E00K ON & CO,,311 Nomina St.,

Mauafacturers anil Dealers In

Lntllcs' unci Gents' Fluu .ShoesFootwear of All Descriptions

Mado to Order.

THE BEST

Christmas PresentFOR YOUR BOY OR GIRL IS A

RemingtonBicycle

We predict, as it conies near to Christmas,that they will be all sold. Better order onethis week.

A Guarantee Stamped on Every Wheel.

Pacific Cycle and. Manufacturing Co.T. V. KINCJ, Manafrer. v

WAREROOM IN EHLERS BLOCK, FORT STREET,

EX ALOHAFive Carloads of the Justly Famous

BUDWEISER BEER.

All beers browed by (he Anlteiiscr-Uiisc- h Jlrewing Association. are absolutely ol'lho highest degree of excellence attainable.

BUXWEISER.

Guaranteed to be Absolutely Without Adulteration.

H. HACKFELD & COMPANY.Sole A.jjtiia'tsi.

ALEX. CIIISIIOLM.

DRINK

The Manufacturing Harness Co.Fort and King Sts.

LARGE AND

COMPLETE

STOCK OF

.WHIPS,

SPONGES,

BOOTS,

SOAPS,.

AND OILS,

We carry and sell only harness

La

J. J. COUailLIM,

Tel. 228. P. O. Box. 322.

GENUINE

.

AUSTRALIAN

STOCK

'SAODLES

COMPLETE

PRICE, $11.50.

of our own manufacture,

Choice .

Havana CigarsI RECEIVED FROM IHE fAMIES :

Intimidad,La Esponola,

Xjsl Africana,Henry Clay & Book & Go'.

TOBACCONISTS.r

CORNER PORT AJfD MERCHANT STREET?, HONOLULU, n, I.

4

I I

,'2

J. .1

a.4 $i

t .

4

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BP:

Clic Haiuniiati Star.(Unlly ami Weekly.)

Published Every Afternoon (ExceptSunday) by the Hawaiian Star

Newspaper Association (Llm.)

ALATA U T. ATKINSON EditorHANK L. 11000S ....Business Mgr.

SUBSCnil'TION KATKS.Per Year In Advance . . ,. .$ 8.00Three Months in Advance ..... 2.00Per Month in Advance 75Foreign, per Yenr in Advance.. 18.00

.WEEKLY SUBSCIUPTION HATES:Local Subscribers, per Annum.. $4. 06Foreign Subscribers, per Annum.. S. 00

Strictly In Advance.

"Advertising listed blade known on ap-plication at the Business Office.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1897.

AHRKVII'l'RAI, J'A'IRS.

A correspondent yesterday suggest-ed that a fair bo held in Honolulu,and tha agricultural products be sentthither for display. Some ilftcenyears or so ago we used to have mAgricultural Society that Inaugurated'a flower show, and the display of dai-

ry products, vegetables, fruits and do-

mestic animals. Prizes were given forthree or four years, but after thattime; it ennie togrief, exactly why,the. writer cannot remember., Thenthere w.ere. for a year or two flowerfchows held on King street, domesticanimals, and dairy products and veg-

etables no longer, being displayed. Butthis also came to an end, and for manyyears nothing lias btjen tlone in ibisline.

The suggestion made is a 'very goodone, and those who are interested 1nthe minor industries should agitateamong themselves and 'get up such anexhibition. There is hardly a town inthe United States and in ICngland thatdoes not have its agricultural show atsome time in the year. The yearly dis-

play is of great benefit to the produc-er; he sees what others are doing, andlearns from' their successes. Such atdiow would male a very pjeasantbreak in the monotony of the year,and many would come to it from theother Island". Indeed there is noreason why such shows should be con-

fined to Honolulu. Each Island mightliave its show, at some period of theyear, suitable to the particular

industries.In a matter of this kind the Com-

missioner (if Agriculture should takethe lead. It is clearly in his provinceto draw up-pla- for such a purpose,and funds would be forthcoming ifthe all'air were agitated by that de- -

partmcut of the government.But this is only one branch 'of what

ought to be ,done. Several years agothe present writer suggested that thesmall producers should join together,and' start an emporium for purely fs-- 1

land products, .and thus sell direct tothe consumer. 'I'ljc go.ids mi sold wereto be marked as coming from the par-

ticular ranch which shipped them, andin this way a reputation for particularexcellence might be built up, and stuffnot worth' twenty' cents a poundwould not be put alongside,,gilt edgedbutter, and sold under the genericjiame of '"Fresh Island Butter," as itis at present.

Were there such a central distribut-ing point Island vegetables and fruitwould take a distinct place in the mar-ket. There is no reason why we shouldget cauliflower from California, when"we can raise just as gitod an article

' liere. We can raise all the grapes weUieed, in fact there are quantities ofgarden and orchard produce whichwe need, are constantly asking for,which could be produced here if therewas some systematic Way of gettingihe produce before those who are ask-- ting for it. As it is now, Island pro-

ducts a iv lost among the mass of for-

eign "products, with which the, grocer'sfrtore is necessarily tilled.

Jt is to be hoped that these sugges-tions will meet with the approval ofsometof our practical farmers andthat action may lie taken in the mat-

ter at an early date.

A PRETTY STORY.

A very prjtty Instance of autocraticsovereignty lias been displayed recent-ly in Russia, As is well known theCzar, Alexander II, had a left handedwife.' Monarclis have a way of hav-

ing left handed wives who receive ti-

tles and honors. The left handedwives of other people are apt to ru- -

ccive evil names instead of titles, butthis by the way. Alexander II alsoleft a large family by his "Princess"and like a good father provided hand-somely for them. The little fortuneamounted to $:i0,000,000, and Baronvon Taube was ,inadu4 trustee of theproperty. The Baron recognised thatthe laborer is worthy of his hire andmanaged to get away with thenodestamount of $4,000,000, or in plain wordsembezzled that sum. The Prliiees,sfound out the peculations and broughtsuit against the Baron. The latter, Inself defense, began giving so manyunsavory details of the late Emper-or's life, to whose Don Juan he hailplayed n life-lon- g I.cporello, that thepresent wished to stop thetrial. The Baron's guilt was clearlyproven; but the Emperor wished the

--Princess to drop the case, offering to

pay tin- - $l,omi,i)oo out nf his prlypurse If she did'. Hut the I'rlnrcstwas pig headed und" wished to iutilshher Huron, so the Kmjteror lluallymade use of his autocratic power, aiidstopped the case. ' Being vury wroth,he now refuse's to pay the 4,000,000,so the 1'rliieess has lost both her re-

venge and her dollars.But this gives a very unsavory pic-

ture of court life, and one that therepublican can use Alth somewhattelling force, when he comes to argueabout tin; ways ofoiionitrehs and theirrelations with their subjects. HereWe have In tlie first Instance a mon-

arch defying the moral law. We haveone of his tools steeping himself incrime, and then we have tlur-hea- d ofthe State stepping In and Interferingwith what justice can be obtained, byquashing the proceedings summarily.Is it any wonder that Nihilism is ram-

pant throughout a country where suchcan occur. Autocracy is untamed andundipped monarchy. It is monarchy

i,s vry woit, but the germ ot autoeracy lies in monarchy, and allmen who love freedom, know that theonly true safety of liberty lies litdipping monarchy of every scrap ofpower, and vesting it in the people.There is only one form of govern-ment that a freedom loving peoplesh'ould have, and that is a republic.

Several gentlemen who are interest-ed in building up and developing thecity and arc putting good hard cash

arc toof

lnis not atof

toof

theto for con-- ,

in to

forthe are or

tv areof the

lot of inup arc

Old

are offthecan

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OFcom- -

not toin All

of atthe

are to be

in25 to 7.1

of theare to be at

No one canto in

'is to

SALE.An in

area of;

is atof in

is to See for20,

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HAWAIIAN- - - - r . . i -- 1 ,.

Wmeij (lJopie$,

November 22,

WhenYou .1. i.

an nrtipleiB can

it beforehand,found it of

seriousbusiness is

isgoods to coun-

try and ideas of

Cheap is ne- -

HAWAIIANSpreckels'-B&nk- .

into tine buildings, cessarily worthless harness.know why the work widening Fort We a Position tapur-sa- ystreet commenced once. They

that every day delay will mean chase and .Can there-extr- a

expense the, government, as fore Q QUr purcha80rg thethe value Fort street property is .advancing and govern- - j.benefit by. Sellingment will have pay moid "We stock all descriptions ofdemned property proportion- fr0m the P.lilm BloWthe advance. The last T;egslatureap-!harileS- S

$2oo,ooo this purpore, harness to the elegant-bugg-

'and funds available. flet 'e;tjler jn blackowners naturally Indifferent is . .

the only means leather, wagona extra down cait harness, muleand putting buildings that 1 f eic.ilush with the street line. Natur- -

ally they witling to'iput the All inspection of OUr largeevil day, knowing that the gtock will Convince youdelay, the more damages thev . .

K6t from 'the government. Meanwhile kllOW our andand find the prices We have placed Up- -

themselves handicapped the A& mrowness street. 0 , l j

LOTS BOOKS.The. cannot

plain about being able obtainbooks cheap' form. the station-ers' shops have lines books ratesthat must satisfy miJst moderatepurse. .Standard-work- ob-

tained, bound, printed on goodpaper and clear type, from any-where from cents cents. Cop-

ies of, Dickens. Thackeray, the prin-cipal poets and many modernauthors obtained thesecheap prices. complainthat it is buy booksthis city. AU this due the lino-type machine.

Fine Printing, Star Office.

FORestate Manoii contain-

ing a nine andthree-fourth- s acres fpr sale a

bargain, l'grtion land is taro.The holding leased Lin

fifteen '.years from December 1S02,

$100 annum.Apply Humphreys, corner

King and Bethel streets. Upper.

ATO T1IF PUBLIC HONOLULU:

During illness, Mr. Byrne,who p;lst two months has ta-

ken charge business,will continue as

Thanking past patronage,soliciting a continuance same,

VOELLER.Honolulu, December ISO".

For Sale.The Jease nml furniture a first

clnss hotel, minutes walk from the

po.stotliee. Completely furnished. Pos-- i

session given immediately.

room present occupied. Eor partic-

ulars apply Star office.

LET LEASE,

The Jlejl Tower premises Union

street. Apply

MOXSAKIUT.

EXl'EllT 'ACCOUNTANT."THE QUEEN," Nvmnnu

Hooks experted, new sets booksopened, examined, differen-ces adjusted, etc.

For many years .connected withAntflo-California- n Ltd., 'SanFrancisco, Cai.- -

Heference: jfessrs. Bishop Co.

THE STAR, DKOKMBER

'9;. ;a.

1897.

adver-tised this column you- -

make up your mind that wehave tested andhave well worthy

attention.trade', and

our trade in that ofbest suited the

the thethe best.

Harness not'

HARDWARE CO.

Fort St., opp.

anxious

ttr.echeaply

rapidly, cheaply;

propriatcdProper- - "rUBSOt

widening street express har- -

trouble tearing neSS, dump

nalnes etc.,

longer 'thatbusiness,

builders developers

Honolulu public

neatly

impossible

Valley,superficial

grocerymanager.

Every

accounts

Hank,

Ourclass

peo-

ple

Brooms-i- s

t8g7

it"

OR

Brooms are

our leader for this week. Suityourself as to grammar, andwe will suit you with a Broom.

One broom to each customeris 25 cents.

We have a hundred for salewhich are. worth fifty dollarsof your money.

One Christmas with a finestock made us brave, so thisyear we have "spread our-

selves.", . tAt Christmas time we want

,to give more of our friendspresents than we 'thought ofduring the year. - Don't "blowyourself" so that you ill feelthe reaction, but get some-

thing pretty and useful gen-

uine, even if not grand.Watch for the announce

rnent of our opening, as wewill have the-- finest and thelargest assortment of goodssuitable for presents evershown in Honolulu.

1 1 mVON HOLT BLOCK.

Sole Agent foivthei

A Warms

Snap!

i

1

' '

MTOBY'S SHOE STORE. ,

FOR'T STREET. HONOLULU.

For the Holidays !

The Pacific. Hardware Company announceSale Exhibition of Oil and Wafer Color

Paintings by. D. Howard Hitchcock,

Opening; Wednesday, December 8.This Collection.comprises about fifty subjects, chiefly the result of Mr.vHitchcock's work- - during the past year, many of are of small size

and moderate price.

A ne invoice of

PICTURE MOULDINGS, ETCHINGS,

Hardware

WE

A pair of our Heel-les- s FelSlippers. A tliesecool mornings, and just( the.slipper for wearing to and

the bath or on stained.. floors.

are selling these ata pair, and as we have

. only a few left we wouldadvise you to come "early.

Go.'s Art

99

BENSHAW'S PLATINOTYPES IRIDIUM PHOTOGRAPHS, ETC,

Water Colors by Mrs. Kolley and Miss Parke,Hand Painted China by Miss Nolte and Miss Towne. M

By the S. S. Australia will arrive an invoice of the

IN WEST STYLES OF LAMPS AND LAMP SHADES,

Pacific

THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS APPROACHING.Our Arrangements Are Nearly Complete.

HAVE AN ENORMOUS STOCK OF

' ' '

r :

.

tWrv- -

which

good'thing

from

""We

"$1.50

Rooms.

Staple and Fancy Articles.Bought in the Leading Markets of the World

WMcIl We Are Offering

At the Merest 5havirig of Profit,

Buyers derive the Actual Benefit of Our Extensive Experience

In the Dry Goods World!;oi WHICH MEANS A DIRECT SAVING OF PROM

35 CENTS TO 50 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR.

Facts are Stubborn Things.

KERR

0N. a.

Grand Continuance Sale!

The Highest Grades of Shoes at HalfRegular

SPACE Will NOT PERMIT IB

We Save You frotn 40 to 60 per centon Every Pair of

See our Circular 'Price List.

L S HONOLULU

426 and 426 Fort

E. J. HURPHY and J. S. LYNCH,

THE

Temple bf Fashionis tlxe

Temple ofTons

and

Australia,by Mr.

Greater Bargains

CALL IN AND

TEMPLEFort Street, Honolulu.

IDE ; Mill LID.

Fdrt Street, near Hotjri. Tel. 477, s

livery Boarding andSales Stables.

Prompt Service. Stylish Turnouts.1

Safe Drivers.h i

We "are especially equipped to caterto your trade. Fair dealing and goodservice is what we depend upon to getit.

Hack Stand Telephone, No. 319.Hacks Nos. 45, 02, 03, 05, 70. 73, 97.

C. II. BELLINA,'

Manager.- 1

TTHE EAGLE HOTEL.

Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, II. I.

H. KLEMME, PROPRIETOR.

Board and Lodgipg.KATES-Hoa- ril auil I.o1rIiiK, 197.00 and

7.60 Per Week.

Neat and Airy Rooms, Newly Fur-nished. Tab'le'Unexcelled in the City.

' - "'i,German'nnd American Cooks.

Telephone 807. P. O. Box 70.

BEAVER LUNCH ROOM.

Fort. Street. - Opposite ,Wilder &Co,

H. J. NOLTE, Pro'r. .

First-Clas- s Lunches served.wlth Tea, Coffe"-Sod-

Water, Ginger Ale or Milk.

Smokers.' Requisites a Specialty.

YOUR PHOTOis worthy to be the best, A natu-ral position is the most desirablewhen one's photo is being taken.

Why not have one taken inproper style? Our studio is equlp- -

ped with the latest apparatus;,and we finish our pictures ns they

. should be finished.

Williams' Art SfuJio.Fort Street. Honolulu.

Wing Hing Loy Co.Importers and Dealers in

ENGLISH, AMERICAN- - AND CHINESE

' rrsrDressmaking a Specialty.

Silk: HanflKercMefs, Laces. Mea's and

Boy's Clothing, Huts and Shoes

Nuuanu St.. Befc Vd ; HoteljStTelephone 157.

Prices.

Shoes.

Goods.

10 NAME EVERY

SO E HOUSE

Street, corner of Hotel Street.

managers.

it

Cheapness.upon tons of new "goods fresll

still

THE

new, just received ' by theand personally selected

Silva, enables us to oft'er

.

than Ever Before,

BE CONVINCED.

OF FASHIOI

Silk aifd Wool Flannel,Linen yowels,

Marseilles ' and itoneycomliedBedspreads, i ,

Ladies' Embroidered Handker-chiefs from' 20c to $5 each.

Dolls, Toys, etc.Something New:

.India Rubber, Ballsin the shape of Prints of all

Kinds. t, i, ,, ,i '

Rocking Horsesfrom $3. to

r. r t

Shooflies, ,

Wagons,Velocipedes, etc.

,W. --JORDAN'S,

FORT No. lO STREET

CHESNEY W. EWING,

Portraif Artist.Specialties:

AA'ater Coloring,Free Hand Crayons,Mindture 1'alntlng on CeUlulold for Jewelryr Votci-lai- n,

etc.AVIth ' 1

Williams' PoJjirrapli Parlors,'

FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

Honolulu Sanitarium.1082 King St. Telephone 030.

A''qt'et- -hygienic home,, where Inva-lid- ?

can obtain treatment consistingvof Mrissage, "StvecHah Movement,"'Baths (both Electric andlUisslan) administered by Trained Nurses.

, DR, jDj L. flARVIN. In Charge,DRi'-S- : c. KftNDj Manager.

THE HAWAIIAN STAR, DKCIiMBKR 2. S97.

Does YourHorseHave ProperFood?

It's very important that thehprses should be supplied withtlie best oats, bay, ptraw,bran, etc. Instruct your sta-

bleman to order from us ordo it yourself. Nothing but"first" quality Horse and Cattle Food bandied. This fact,"coupled With our low prices,is responsible for this bigfeed business. Let your ordercornel

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.Telephone 121.

THE

GOLDEN "RULE-BAZAA-R

Extends an Invitation to Everybodyto call and take a look at the

many beautiful lines of

Holiday Goodsnow displayed.

Books by Popular Au-thors; Handy Classics in New andDainty Bindings; li full line of Bibles,Testaments and Prayer Books; Artls- -

tiu Christmas Cards, Calendars andBooklets, rihriKtmno Tnr.io mn.in n,.Hawaiian Bamboo;, beautiful NapkinKings; "Paper Knives' and Cribbage !

Boards made of Hawaiian Woods, I

Souvenir Pins and Cuff Buttons andHawaiian Picturesque Postal Cards.

Dolls ! Dolls ! Dolls !

Toys lo suit everybody Prices ,;

tlie Lowest.

TiookCollle an(1 tnko whether von

attw on 1,aVe visited:

The Golden Rule Bazaar.J. 31. AVEKB. Kort Street.

ON HAND.a shipload ot

Nitrate of Sodaan excellent fertilizer for

ELai

and in the dry season.

Advance lorders filled as re- -

ceiVed from the wharf.

For further details address

A. P. COOKE, Proprietor.

' P.O. Box 130. Honolulu.Correspondence solicited.

a small shipment of strictly!high grade '

f nil urn IIIIIMmWe were fortttn'ateln secur-ing them at a very low figureand we shall ofier them atthe very low price of

jfOC.OO.V These wheels are

Absolutely Dust Proofand Oil Retaining,

Call aud examine and beconvinced. '

is the most completely equipped ofany in the city, our work un-

equalled, and no "boy mechanics"are employed.

Honolulu Bicycle Go.Tel. 909. 409 Fort St.

Hawaiian Curios.tKapa, Calabashes, Leis, Native Hats,

Hulu Skirts, Nilhau Mats, Fans,Shells., Ki'e.

Home Made. Pol, .Guina nod I'ohaJams'and Jelliea concthntly-- on haudat the

WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.Telephone' Ct9 V ,' 215 ilerchapi' Sti

j "Li- -

Wtt CHRISTMAS CARDS.

SOUVENIRS OF

HAWAII.

Photo Company, Ltd.MTT-S.HT- H BLOCK.

Corner of Port and Hotel Strcersf

FOIt KENT.

.i'remises on I'auoa Valley jroail,near "Atkinson's:" . . .

i.Iain' house containing live rooms.Cottage containing two rooms.Carriage house.Stalls for horses Imd cow.Large roomy grounds.For terms apply to

M. tj. (lit I.NBA CM & CO.Qieeii Street.

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS AVAT-LUK-

SUGAlt COMPANY BONDS.

Notice is hereby given by the under-signed on behalf of the Company, thatthe Wailuku Sugar Company will takeup on the 1st of January, 189S, all Itsoutstanding bonds, and the bondhold-ers are hereby notified that they shallpresent such bonds at the ofllce of C.Brewer & Co., Ltd.-- , agents for rc- -

demplion, on said January 1, 1898, andthat the said bonds will not bear in-- IWest after that date.

Treasurer AVailukU Sugar Co.Dated, Honolulu, Nov. 1, 1897.

TO BENT.TllA A 1 firnnrnnf twn otnrw l,.-lr,-

thudding on lower I ort street knownn.s the Union Ice Company's building.AP'i' to "

T'HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.

HAWAIIANCOMPARATIVE STATEMENT

NOVEMBi-R- , 30, 1800.

Current Account Balance, $28,.-0-.j 03

Loan Fund Account Bal-ance 242,8:50 41

Total Treasury Balance,RECEIPTS.

Fines. Penalties and Costs ' "),52;i 78 '

San Francisco Consul Fees. ,4:i0.ot)Chinese Immigration Fund 1,20(1 I'.i-

HeTenue Stamps 4,!)05 10

Customs llurcaii 51,003-0.- "

Postal Bureau 5,11)4 S7Tax (Bureau 28,((iU 49Interior Office 11, S01 SOHonolulu .Water Works.. 1,41(5 40Hilo Water Works .10 50Liupahoelioo AVater AVorks 00 00Honolulu Market ' 7M .Ml

Electric Light '. 1430'Convevauce Bureau 1.002 00Lmd ltevenuc 4.108 93

Sales t 2,130 11'.JiftO 40

,'istry(of Brands 7 00vernnient Realizations. Alio 75

Department of Public In- - " Jstrnction 1,407' 45

Inheritance Tax

' Total'Currcnt ItcceijitH.

Government Bonds.. , . 3,000 00Total Loan Fund Re-

ceipts

EXPENDITURES.,0'ivil List, Permanent Set- - i"'"

tlement and ExpensesLegislature i $i;l0i5 00

'Department of Judiciaiy.. "5,045 52Dept. of Foreien AfTairs. . 1,879 80Dept. of Finance, General 1,382 (JO

.Interest on nil Loans andi A'dvances U.074 flifCusfanis Bureau. 5,825,05Postal Bureau ".'.v. .. 7,' 73 86

ax Uuremt 5,184 51Dent, of Interior, General 1.245 00liurean of Public AVorks.. 8,628 (i7

Water AA'orks 2,475 07 1

" ' '00Survey 1,305" " Immigration.. 307 25

. ' t'onvvyance ... 502 Oi" " Health 12,!134. 70

fConiniission " of Public

Lands 2,179 00Miscellaneous 10,038 25Department of Attorney

General ,. .'. 9,005 20Dfrpnrtrlienl of

Itrnctio'n ..... 20,040 11

Support of the Military. . 0.810 85National Debt Paid 2,000 00Ito'n! Tax, Special Deposit- - 5,3-- 4 00School Tax, Special De-

positi

--A"-Hospital Tax Specialposit . ,

Land Sales Special Do- -

posit 2,139 11

Total Current Expendl- -tures

. Postal Savings Hank AVith- -

I rawals .. 3,000 00('Payments under Loan

Act 27,010 15

Total, Loan Fund Expend-itures

Current Account llalance, 22,301 33Loan Fund, Acct. BuNnce 214,890 20

Total Treasury Balance,

Outstanding Bonds . .$3,330.20ff OO'1

Treasury Notes.i 35,000 00Duo Postal Savings Bank, 733,704 49,

TotalLess Loan Fund Balance. .

Net!Loan Indebtedness..,. f

Go

usi w till (is.iriMiU KAMA (!' MM; III:

KKI'T 1IISY.

Charge of .Murder Confronts Five Ja-

paneseOnly Four Hawaiian Cases,but u Ntimlx'r of Foreign,

fi There was ghen out at the Attor-ney (Jeneral's olllee today the eillenderof cases to lie tried at the Decemberterm of the .Maul Circuit Court, whichopened at Luhuiuu yesterday. Amongthe most important cases to come upare the live Japanese who are heldfor murder.

The (following is n list of the cases:The Hawaiian cases include:

and Kala'loilii, held for mali-cious injury and mischief.

Mahuka, held for selling spirituousllipiors without license.

Solomon Hale, held for maliciousinjury and mischief.

Solomon Hale, held for maliciousinjury and mischief.

The foreign eases Include:Antone de Costa and others, held

for malicious injury ami mischief,Ako, a Chinese, held for assault and

battery.Yoshlda, held for murder' in first

degree. '.

W. Higby, held for assault with aweapon.

All Seng, hehl for opium in pos-session.

Ah Tack, alias Lit Tuck, held forembezzlement. '

Ah Wong, held for opium in posses-sion.

Ah Sec, held for selling opium.1). L. Myers, held for selling opium.1). 11. Freeiban, held for selling spir-

ituous liquors without license.

DON'T SLAVEMakirg underwear, when you can buynight gowns for 50 cents, skirts for 50

'cents; drawers for 50 dents and che-mises for 35 cents, affSachs' under-wear sale tliis week.

TREASURY.FOR THE MONTHS ENDING

NOVEMBER 30, 1807

$52,044 85

7,400 02 -

t271,35 49 $ 00,111 3

f 0,124 SO

515 501,841 50

O'J.CqO (17

0,904 (Hi

359.1(4:1 1110,500 77

2.1!i0 5520 25

S40 25

'1.085 505,:i54 901,351 00

20 504 00

3,294 08

510 70150 00

1121559 i3 .

'

$373,123-7- 4

107.000 00 . '$;3,000 00 107,000 00

U05,894 87 $540,835 11

1.055 000,947 354,242 35

vl,211 14

38,590 505,830 47500 24

fit 1,83 80.1,5:43 00

22.198 793,200 421,177 21

101 07'505 05

93,104 29 .

835 4011,315 89 .

23,837 04

12,010 '498,080 78

3,424 00

'.1,200 00

1,425 59

1,351 00

$127,703 14 t 180,057,19

7,000 00

31.932,87.

130,940 15 $42,552 87245,111 40

72,513 05

237,101,58 317.025 05

395,r94 87 $.510.835 11

$3,593,800 00

790,37425

$4,008,904 40214,890 20

14,384,174 2572,013 65

$3,884,074 23 $1,311,000,00

S. M. DAMON, '

, Ministerof Finaiice.

pure ,

f Blood is essential to perfect health. ThinIs n scientific fnct. Every organ, ncrvoand muscle must bo fed and nourished.It is the function of the blood to furnishthis nourishment, and the quality otnourishment these organs receive dependson tho quality of the blood. If the blood in

Rich i

Pure nnd full of vitality it will properlyfeed and support tho whole, nieclinnlsmot the body. If it is poor and thindisease and suffering will bo inevitable.The great bucccss of Hood's Snrsapurlllain curing stubborn cases ot scrofula,eczema, rheumatism, neuralgia andmany other similar troubles, is basedupon its power to enrich and purify tho

Blood l

This is nlso the reason for tho great popularity of Hood's Sarsaparllla as a buildingup medicine!. By making pure, rich blood,It gives vigor and vitality even in try-ing seasons, when, owing to impover-ished blood, thousands are complaining ofweakness and weariness, lack of energyand ambition, and that tired feeling.

Hood'sSarsaparilla

la the lieBt 111 fact the Onfi True lllmnl I'yrlfler.

rare I.tvrr Ills; ivixy toHood's Pill: :ke, easy to uiur:ile,tfsc.

Uobron Drug CompanyWHOLESALE AGENTS.

J. T. Waterhouse

If you wish to get yourgroceries fresh and cheap,'giTe' us a trial nnd Ave

Avill endeavor to show youAvhat Ave can do in this' '-

-'line. Now that Christ-

mas is divuviug near itwill pay you to call andinspect our stock. Wesuggest 'the followingAvhich help to make aChristmas dinner a suc-

cess.

Fresh Cranberries and Apples.Cranberry Sauce in ., Bottlesand tins. ,

Guava, Jelly.Olives. ' .

F.resh Apple Cider. I.

Fresli Lenions, ., , ""''f3''Hams. , ,

Asparagus. ' :

" 'Corn. ,

'' California and Frencli Peas.Boiled Cider for Making Mince

Pies,.

Lemon, Orange, Citron and' .Mixed Peel..Spices.' .

(

Mince Meat.,X Morton's apd .Atmore's Plum

Puddings. i

Bottled Pie Fruits."uts and Raisins.

Mortonts Candies,Etc., Etc., Etc.

J. ' J. IIIIE,QUEEN ST11KET.

$45 $45

Bewareof second hand rattletraps at any price,when you can get newwheels guaranteed at

A few left. Call early,

Honolulu Cyclery 231 KING STI Opp. Arlington.

$45 $45

n

H. Hackfeld & Co.IMlMMtTlJItS AMI WIIOI.KS.lLKItS

OK

Dry Goods,Such as Prints, Ginghams, Cottons,

Sheetings. Denlim, Ticking, Re-

gattas, IMIIh, Mosquito Net-ting, Curtains, Lawns. ,

DRESS'

GOODS, ZEPHYRS. ETC

In the Late.n Stylos.

TAILOR'S GOODS.IN FULL ASSORTMENT.

sSilodax, Sleeve Linings. Stilt Linen, Italian Cloth. Moleskins, Meltons,

Serge, Kammgarns, Etc,

ClotMm, Underwear, Shawls,

Blankets. Quilts, Towels, Table Cov-ers, Napkins, Handkerchiefs,

Cltoves, Hosiery, Hats,Carpets,

Ribbons, Laci's and

Perfum-ery, Soaps

Etc.

A LIE VARIETY OF SADDLES

Vienna and Iron Garden Furniture,Ileohstein t Seiler Pianos, Iron

Bedsteads, Etc., Etc., Etc.

American and European Grocers, Liu.uors, Beers and Mineral Waters.

Oils and Paints. .

Zinc, L9ad,Plain Galvanized Iron,

Railroad Iron, etc.Hawaiian Sugar and Hice; Golden Gutc

Diamond, Sperry's, Merchant's aEldorado Flour, Salmon, Corned

Beef, etc.,

For sale on the most libera)terms and at the lowest

prices by

IL HACKFELD & CO.

(LIMITED.)

mission Agents

Dry Goods,Hardware,

r

Groceries.KL. C.

Mil Porter.

ManilaCigars.

"DAGGER" BRAND ,

111Jist: Received

EX ALOHA

They may be seen at Rice's Stables,School Street.

Communications in regard to the samemav bo left at the office of H. Water- -house & Co.

H; MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS1)8 Fort Street.

Both Telephon.es 22. P. O. Box 47

Ayer's

Sarsaparilla.

Cleanse your Mood with Ayer'sSarsaparilla (ho most thoroughlyreliable alterative ever compounded.For scrofula, boils, ulcers, sores,

pimples, blotches, and alldisorders originating in vitiatedblood, this niedicinu is a specific.Ayer's Sarsaparilla is equally bene-

ficial as a remedy for catarrh, rlieu-matisi-

and rheumatic gout. As aTonic, it assists tho process ofdigestion, stimulates tho sluggishliver, strengthens tho nerves, andbuilds up tho body when debilitatedby excessive- fatiguo or wastingillness. Physicians everywhere con-

sider Ayer's Sarsaparilla the best. Itis a skilfully-prepare- d combinationof the most powerful alteratives andtonics. NTo other blood-purifl- givesequal satisfaction or is so universallyin demand.

Ayer'sSarsaparilla

PREPARED TV

DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A.

GOLD MEDALS al tho World's Chief Expositions.

Ayer's Pills cuke biliousness

HOLLISTER DIM. CO.,

WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Having established a modern plan!for Hulling, Polishing and AssortingCcffee, we are prepared to buy ami

Clean Coffee In the Darchment.Moderate Charge made for Cleaning

Coffee.Apply to

II. HACKFELD & CO.

WAIKIKI LOTS

FOR SALR

There are 107 Choice Lettfor sale at Waikiki, rightmauka of the end thetramva3r line. SeveiV1 lotsaid facinsz the Makee" Islandband stand.

This is one of the bestlocations near the Sea Beach.

The ground is as level as a

billiard table.

For prices and terms applyto

W.C.ACH1&C0.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS. -

PabstsMilwaukee

BeerChallengesComparisonfor PurityandBrilliancy,

But is not placed

in competition with

Cheap Brands.It will, as heretofore,

be sold at reasonable

market rates.

I C, PEACOCK & CO., Ltd,

SOLE AGENTS.

WING HOP SING,Carpenter, Contractor; anil Fur-

niture Denier.Chinese Wicker Furniture, Mattings,

Carpets, Rugs and Valises,115 KING ST.

TIIK HAWAIIAN STAR, DKCUMBKR 2, 1897.

lElflifflPllMl! M) Mils LKWHI1S HNTKIITUN

the i'u aw 1,1: VS.

I'lcasant Reception mid Dance '.in

Hoard the Kingship Itnltlmorcfarewell to tlie Walkers Notes.

'

Tlie I'rnwleyn were the guests ofMr. and .Mrs. itobcrt l,ewers at "llnle-Ulilanl- ."

WaiKlki. Inst evening. A

number of townspeople were present.Il.tthitig mid boating were enjoyedfrom ft until 7 o'eloek, when chowderwas served. Then came danelng ontlie big lamil to the inspiring musicof a native quintette club. It waswell along toward midnight when tiieguests took their leave. During theevening several toasts were proposedto tlie health ol the !' raw leys. "I'll-el- e

George" liromley, known from oc-ea- n

to ocean as perpetual high priestof the ltohemk in club cjf Sau I'runeis- -

eo, responded very liuppily on behalfof the t'rawleys. At the conclusionof his 'remarks. Will I.cvters proposedthroe cheers for "I'nele George," andthey were giW-- with a will. Amongthose present aside from the .guestsof honor were Mrs. Deuiing, the MissesDcmiiig and Miss Ilarrub of Oakland;.1. L. Stiekney, of New York; Captain'and Mrs. I'eiihallow, Mr. and Mrs.Porter Itoyd, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. MaryGiiii'ii, the Misses Clara Fuller, ItltaSchmidt, Ella Stansbury, I'aiialil .ludd,Edna, Kelley. Emily Ladd, Messrs. C.L. Wight, Armstrong Smith. .1. O. tar-ter, dr., George Kleiigel, Edwin I'arjs.Charles Weight, Will Schmidt, E. C.Maefarlniie, George C. Potter, 11. L.Mnr and others.

j;t jit rt f,t $ jjt 'r. sje

I'nele Sam's big ilagship., Baltimore,was in the possession of Honolulu so-

ciety people for fully three hours yes-- 1

terday afternoon. Tlie reception anddance was the first given since tinarrival of tlie warship some weeksago. The monster ship was tastefullydecorated tor tlie occasion, tlags be-ing artistically arranged about thedecks, about the masts and on thesides. A delicious luncheon Was serv-ed in tlie olllcers' mess room, part ofthe flagships beautiful siher servicebeing, in use. Dancing, was enjoyedon tlie main deck, the admiral's bandfurnishing tlie music. Admiral MillerCaptain Dyer and otne of the otllcersreceived the guests on tlie main deck.Minister and Mrs. Damon, Ministerand Mrs. Cooper attended, also manymembers of the diplomatic and con-sular service.

:!t :Ji s!i & ifc i 5k !'t

A popular naval ollieeris advisinghis young lady friends to use "rab-bits' feet" for powder puffs, yproph'--syin-

that "use a rabbit's foot for apowder puff and in twenty-fou- r hoursa young man will kiss the check it isused on. I'se it at midnight and youwill be married in a year." Tlie Ba-ltimore Siren says that already rabbits'feet are scarce in Honolulu, and theprices are going up.

:i: I't :e sj:

Tlieo. H. Davies will give an "athome" at Craigside. on Saturday af-

ternoon-, complimentary to Mr. andMrs. Thomas Rain Walker, who de- -

.jiart for England by the Moauu nextweek.

i: ;t Jj: ss s&

Kaiulani and a party of eighteenrode on horseback to Mrs. .1. H. Boyd'sManna Valley homo on Saturday,where a picnic was given in lier honor.

)j

Dr. and Mrs. Otis and their son, V)r.F. W. Otis, prominent society peopleof Philadelphia, are occupying a cot-tage on Beretania street.

:Ss

Tlie Price-Bank- s nuptials in St. An-

drew's cathedral at high nooii' Wed-nesday will be the swellest weddingfor a long time.

!: :k Jfc 5ft

C. W. Dickey and bride are expectedto return from' their honeymoon tripto Olinda, Maui, next week.

!t 5k tA great many society people will at-

tend the matinee Saturday afternoonto see Miss Edna Keiley

k 5fe - a 5(t

Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Swanzy enter-tained Miss Bates and Mr. Worthingthis week.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Benjes will give a.card party next Friday evening.

ON THE WAK SHIPS.There are nearly one hundred active

members of tlie Regular Army aimNavy Union on board tlie Philadel-phia.

Tlie findings of the court martial inthe case of the blue jacket from theItennluirtdn, who is charged with desorting his. post while on duty andsinking his gun and bejt in tlie ocean,have ve,t to receive the approval ofAdmiral Mnier.

'A BRIGHT NAVY PAPER,

Tlie- - Siren, published on board tin '

llagship Baltimore, under the editor-- 1

ship of .1. .1. Vanderveer, assisted byC. A. Silk, made its first appearand-yesterday afternoon. The paper isbrim full of bright, newsy tilings.

Mr. Vanderveer issued Sea llreezesduring tlie time the Philadelphia wasanchored in port.

HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONIA.At tills time of thu year a cold' is

very easily contracted, and if left, torun its course without the aid of somereliable cough nlediclne Is liable, to re-

sult in that dread disease, pneumonia.We know of no better remedy to curea cotight or cold than Chamberlain'sCought Remedy. We have. used itquite extensively, and it has always"given entire satisfaction Olngah, lml.Ter. Chief.

Tills is the only remedy that isknown to be a certain preventive ofpneumonia. Among tile many thous-ands who have used it for colds andla grippe, we have never yet learnedof a single ease having resulted Inpneumonia. Persons who have weaklungs or have reason to fear an attackof pneumonia, should keep the reme-dy at hand. For salo by all druggists'and dealers. Benson, Snith & Co.,wholesale agents for Hawaiian Islands.

.V

CHRISTMAS 1897!Anyone purchasing OneDollar's worth of Butter-tck'- s

1'rtttcrns from mewill he presented with abeautiful Christmas andNew Year's

SOUVENIR FOR 1897-9- 8.

"rimmei Hats $1.Come early before they are gone.

s. 3V1. Hanna,005 FORT STREET.

Barber ShopHA.S REMOVKD TO .

The Arlington BlockHotel Street.

FIVE CHAIRS. FIRST CLASS WORKMEN

Pacheco & Fernandes,Proprietors. '

TEE SING TIE,LiU'iro

Wicker

Chairs

of thoY

Llltcst

Styles anil

Fnrn it ii re'oKall kinds.

Fort St., Opposite Club Stabzles.

JAPANESE - - PROVISIONSAnd General Merchandise

K. ODO,324 MAUNAKEA STREET.

P. 0. Bos 277.

3ST. HAMANO,KALIHIW'. I,' KAUAI,

Will open a First Class Store on De-

cember 1st. A complete stock of DryGoods and Provisions, suitable forPlantation Laborers, will be kept onhand.

CHONG PAT,Coiiiractor and Builder, Carpter awl

. Cabinet Maker.

Furniture of all kinds continually onhand and made to order.

1."I7 Nuuanu street, cor. Kukui Lane.

, i SANG YUEN KEE k Cllm Dealers in Tinware, Crockery,

itS Glassware, Hardware, AgateJjx " ware, Cutlery, etc

Piping Laid and Repaired.Tf 300 Nuuanu St 4 doors aboveKins. t

CHIN SING CO.,CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS

Jobbing promptly attended to. Allkinds of Furniture on hand.

100 WEST KING STREET.

NEW TAILOR STORE.

LE0NG CHOHC.NO. 0 NUtLVNU STREET.

Suits Made to Order. Fit Guaranteed.Clothes Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired

TEE HOP,Meat Market and Grocery.

215 Maunakea Street.California Fruits and Vegetables

upon the Arrival of Steamers from theCoast.

Poultry Always on Hand.P. O. Box 101. Telephone 419.

Ghas. J. Faneuf,Practical Horseshoer.Lpoclal attontlon paid to Horsos

Forging, Interfering, Stumb-ling etc.

401 Alakca St. Tel. 975

ASTQR HOUSE.AH CHOCK. PuoPuiKTon.

IVXeals S55 Cents.HEAT AND CLEAN. PRIVATE I! COM FOR LADIES.

COR. HOTEL AND UNION STREETS.

XvIISr SINGTint znith and Pltunber

Dealer in Tinware Crockery, Glass-

ware, Hardware, Agateware, Cutlery,etc. Piping Lnid and Repaired.

No 10, mauka Hotel street, nearSmith. P. 0. Box 101.

I. Amakawa & Ori

Japanese Carpenters, Builders,Joiners, anil House Painters.

Cor. Nuuan,u Street and Kukul Lane,' Honolulu.

Jobbing and Fitting Up Stores, Etc.,promptly attended to. Estlmateagiven on Contracts.'

Why, the Family Cobbler,

Tinker anil Harness Mender.

A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR GEN-Klt- L

SHOE, HARNESS AND

Everything you, need about yourworkshop at home for mending any of

tlie above articles' is contained in aneat box, and it'is a combination thatyou will And very useful.

All for $2.50.

E. O. HALL & SON,(Limited.)

THE "MONITOR"

Plumbing, Tin, CopperDIMOND BLOCK

WING CHEW LUX (J & CO.

212 NUUANU STREET.1 1xi porters of Cijsars

.Tust receivedj per Gaelic, a largeline of China Wicker Chairs, Mattings,Silks, Groceries and Cigars.Tel. 874. P. O. Box 140.

KW0H& VIM FAT & 0.,King Street, Near Bridge Street,

Honolulu, H. I.

Contractors and Builders.

Wliersof ORIENf PLANIM MILL'.

On sale: Sofas, Bureaus, Bedsteads,Meat Safes, Chairs, Tables, Mat-tresses, Mouldings, etc. .

Furniture of all kinds Made andRepaired.

P. O. Box, 102.

New Honse FrasMiig Store.

SINC CHAN CO.Tinware, Glassware,

Cliinawnre, Harrnvr.ro,Stoves and House Furnishing

Goods of all kinds.We are prepared to do

First Class Plumbing aud TinsmUliiug.

100 KING ST., 'NEAR MAUNAKEA.Tele. 045. P. O. Box 22.

IS TIIE TRADE OF ,

Sing Taj & Oo.CONSTANTLY INCREASING ?

IT IS BECAUSE they give the best ofMaterial and Guarantee a PERFECTFIT.

No. 200 NUUANU STREET,'

(Old Number 39.)

GOO KIM,210 NUUANU ST, HONOLULU.

For Ono Month from lice. 1st

ni

Tailoring Department.NEW CUTTER, NEW GOODS. ,

( SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

What?

and Sheet Iron Work75-- 79 KING STREET.

Worth It.rEdwin Forrest, the renowned trage-

dian, was showing a "super" how tpdo a small part, and at last exclaimed,in despair: "Can't you do it as I do?""No," Said the super, "if I could, doyou suppose I would be working forfive dollars a week?"

This illustrates 'the trouble with thelow prices of many articles of furnt-tur- e.

If they were well made, do'youthink they would be offered at kind-ling wood prices?

It is our desire to offer you goods atprices that are consistent with thequality, ojid we taketpfjde in scouring-th-

Eastern markets for the

made to give service and keep their,new look, at prices that meet with1popular favor by those who know andappreciate a good article.

It is the intention to carry every-thing in the Furniture line that thepublic needs, whether in Plain orHandsomely Ornamented Goods,

At Popular Prices.

Gify Furniture Store.H. t. WILLIAnS,

i Manager.UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER

Telephones: Store, 84C. Residence,849.

Refrigerated PoultryAND

Icresli SalmonCONSTANTLY ON HAND, .

Metropolitan Meat Go.

HSSy Telephone 45.

ROBT. LBWKES. C. M.COOKI. , J, LOWEIY

LEWERS 8? COOKE,

Lumber, Builders' Hardware,doors, sash, blinds,

paints, oils, glass,' ' wall paper, matting,

corrugated iron,lime, cement, etc.

L4.R

a nnnif"Tir I n I

Competition 3' Some X',?. pastbuy

descriptionarc made UAMI1S S kCA.tacrte-- i,

of the artistic instinct enter?Into the crcntlon of a thorough-ly stylish though "somevvhntdifferent" tnllor mn'dc suit.A stylo mny be of the latestnnil yet not precisely like every

other, one in town. It is thenblllty to mnhe out "somewhatdifferent" thnt hns earned us

' our reputation as Lending Tnl- -

lors.

Our Suit Clubs at '$1 per week arevery populur.

Medeiros & Decker,THE HOTEL STREET TAILORS,

WAVERLY BLOCK

If your PurseLeakedYou'd stop that leak instantly. Howobout your house? Is there any leak-age there? A house is really a punewith lots Of money In it. This wetw'eather is hard on your roo and un-les- B

properly looked after every cent'iworth will leak out. Better ee meHow.

OTEDI lUf XI 115O I ELnLintX, paintBROffice: Union Square, oppo. Bell Tower

A GOOD THING

4 U2 C.Firewood, Coal, Sand.Ohia, Algeroba and Pine Firewood,cut and split ready for the stove.Also Stove, Steam and Blacksmith'sCoal, White and Black Sand, atlowest prices, delivered to any part

of the City.

HUSTACE & COQUEEN ST Tel. 414.

WILDER &C0(Established In 1S7J.

Eitate S. GWILOER --- C WILDER.

Imports and Dealers in

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Paints, Oils, Glass

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor, Fort and Quean Streets,

' .HONOLULU. H. T

Metropolitan Meat Co

81 KING STREET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

ANDi

Navy Contractors.s i.

G. J. WALLER. SvTanagrer,

Honolulu Iron Works.

Biiam ' Engines, Buoln Boil rb.Coolers, Iron, .Brass and Lead

Castinqb.

Machinery of every description tnadtorder. Particular attention paid tc4hlp'n BlacsmM-hlng'- . Job work ex-

ecuted at ibort notice.

SING "W1EN & CO.Cor. King and Konla Sts.

Importers and Dealers In all kinds of

California Frnits and Produce, Hawaiian

Green Froits, Groceries, Etc,

Kona Coffee. Exporters of Banannsand nil varieties of Island Products.Island Butter.

GHOY TIN,Carpenter, Contractor,.

I'ainter, and House Builder.FOItT, STREET CORNER.

OFFICE: NO. 30 BERETANIA ST.,

I L.?ti;,,srffi"- - AM A nr All llnli SWNIgood;

Mills,

is the ruination of all business enter-prise. People cut prices to get tradebecause they can't get It any otherwaj. A good mechanic can commandand get a fair price forhonest work.My standard of work and prices arethe same ns they have been for thefive years I have been in businesshere.

I don't claim to know it all anddon't want It nil, but just take thisopportunity to let the public knowthat the ohl stand is still open at 231King street, opposite the ArlingtonHotel.

If. 0. W00TTEX, Proyrictor.

A Full Lino of Parts and Sundrieson hand.

WIND 111333- -

Oyster Cocktailsand

at

ELITE ICE M PIORS

My SausageMUST BE VERY GOOD

or t wouldn't sell so much of it.I tli ': it's very pood. I know noi thcr.Sausae; contains finer meats

oris more carefully prepared. 1

dress nil the meats and luukeiandreason every pound of my Sausage.That's why I know it's good.

for GARE'S SAUSAGE.

CENTRAL MARKET,NUUANU STREET.

Telephone 104.

H. HACOELD & C0.

SMIL COMMISSI MERCHANTS

AGENTS

PACIFIC MAIL S, I CO,

OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL 8. 8. CO.

Quoon StM Honolulu, H- - I.

CH1S. HTJSTACE,212 King Street. Tel. 'iiq

" "BetweenForr'slid-AlakBa'8ta.- -

DEALER IN

Groceries and Provisif n

Fresh California Roll Butter and IslandButter always on hand.

Fresh Goods received by every SU(t?netfrom oan rranasco.

tW i BAtiBKACTiow Guaranteed. jW

HawaiianElectricCompany.

The cleanest. bri2htest safest and reallvin the lone, run, the cheapest and best lightfor use in the family residence, is the incan-descent electric light. Safe; nothing couldbe safer. A few days aco a prominent een- -tleman of Honolulu rnrae rushing down tothe oillce of the Electric Company and said:"Give me figures for wirine mv house, and Iwant it done at once; no more lamps for me.Last mgh a lamp tipped over and it cameso near .sluing Are to the house and burningmv ennuren ano no more nsKs."

This is the feentiment of ouite a number inthe past few weeks, who have ordered theirhouses fitted with the perfect light.Just think it over and make up your mind

that you want the best 'and safest light; sendfor the Hawaiinn Electric Company and tellthem what you wai.;.' We have a complete stock of evervthine inthis line and have just received a lot of thevery latest designs in cuandellers.

-- r-

J: E. SEAM I S

Office and" Infirmary.

863 KING ST. TEL. 796

All the modern appliancesfor careful and satisfactorytreatment.

Christmas Presents:Ivory Ware:Superb Carved Glove Uoxcs, Card Cas-

es, Hnndkeryhief lloxcs, Etc.

Lacquer Ware:In Elegant Cnbinets, Hnndkcrchlef

and (Move lloxcs.

Silver Ware:In Most Heautiful Designs, Elegantly

Chased.

Crockery Ware:Silk Embroidered Screens, Porcelains,

Vases.Itattan Chairs, Grass Cloth, Crcp'e

Silks.

Wing Wo Tai & Co.214 Nuuauu Street.

Till! HAWAIIAN STAR, DHCEMHHU 2 1807.

A MTTLU CAKK TALK.

youIn an id More tit manner, of poor ma-terial and flavored with what? Youcan taste the Asiatic maker and hiscigar or cigarette at the first bite.Why not buy a .good article from aelciin, well conducted shop, where to-

bacco Is never used and where clean-liness Is practiced to an extent al-

most unknown In the average bakery.We will make you a layer cake fromfiO cents up, tastefully ornamented,nnd guaranteed good to eat. Our ginger snaps anil ginger lirend are sel-ling like hot cakes. Have you triedthflm yet? Yours,

Til IS UKHJIAK HAM-- : III.8.1.T Fort street. Telephone 077.The only progressive bakery in

Honolulu.

CHOICH EGGS EOIl HATCHING.Eggs Supplied From the Following

I'urc-itre- u l'ovvis:Brown Lcehorn. White Lcehorn nnd

Barred l'lvincilltli Ifoeks. nt $2.30 nerdozen; Unit Leghorn, Black MinorcnsjAndulnsinn nnd Wynndotte-DorUin- g

Cross, nt $3.00 per dozen; English S.G. Dorking, $5.00 per dozen; I'cklnDuck, $1.00 per setting of 10.

Favors from the other Jslnmls winreceive careful packing nnd be filledin the order in which they nre re-ceived. A few choice, fowls for sale.

W. C. WEEDOX.Honolulu.

314 Fort Street.

WallPaper.

We're just bubbling overwith enthusiasm about ourWall l'nper Stock this sen-so-n

we've never hnd such nvariety of beautiful designsbefore, and wo honestlybelieve we have the mostcarefully selected stock in.Hnwali. Abundant lightplenty of room just leisure-ly inspect- - what we haveand you. will find something"to go wild over." We canplease you in color nnddesign we can plcnse youin price.

LEAVERS & COOKE.

The Hawaiian flews Co.

(Limited.)

MERCHANT STKZETI HONOLULU

2i8 Cases just received and

now being opened.

Fischer Grand Piano

and oilier inakoK on hand.

A Splendid Assortment of

CARDS and CALENDARS,

ETC., ETC., ETC.

.1CALL AND:

,

1XIKU A,

I1

1

Builder. !

1SEE NOW.

toCWVAWJSv vSWC W.N

S. KIGHI,Japanese House Painter and

'Paper Hanger.

t133 Ntiuanu St., Honolulu, II, I.

III WWW DIC Y CWl'SKS (HIHAT

KXt'JTUMKXT.

I H Knur Horse Wnjjon Careers AlongAlnpnl Street mid Thri-.iten- s

to livery thing In Its Way.

Four of Ilustnee & Co.'s heaviesthorM's, draw lug a big drny, got nvvnyfrom tin- - driver on Alnpni street yes-terday afternoon and dashed nt heartlong speed down the hill, across lierc- -tnniii, l oung mid King streets, andinto South, as far as the stables with-out doing more (Inuinge than to breakdown a telephone pole and smash alight express wagon, near the sta-bles. Into kindling wood. It.v Inexpli-cable good fortune no vehicle or per-son chanced to be In the line of their(light.

l'eter, the company's best driver,was handling the ribbons when theteam started. 117' was driving thehorses slowly down the Alnpni streethill, when tlie bridle slipped from oneof the wheel horses, probably througha defective throat strap, nnd In falling struck the heels of one of the bigleaders. Thnt started the team Intoa gallop. Finding that he could nothold them, l'eter guided the lendersinto the nearest telephone pole, whU'hwas broken olT short by the impactl'eter was thrown to the ground, butthe team went on at a furious rate ofspeed. Had n street, car or any vehi-cle chanced to cross the. path, it must.have, been smashed into kindlingwood. Hut luckily nothing was In the.way except the light express wagonmentioned, and it soon lost its identi-ty. The tijam wheeled Into the stablen'n South street. The gate wiis closedbut they dashed into it, breaking it '

down hnd coming to n dead stop in the j

wreck. None of the horses werehurt.

SOCIETY Wllifi GET A IMFTII.The material for a creditable min-

strel performance is well under way,and it will probably take place onSaturday night, the IHth Inst, says theSiren. If as good a house is obtainedas there was at the first performanceof the troupe, there will lie a neat sumleft as a surplus. It hns been decid-ed to take HO per cent from the grosproceeds, give at) 'per cent to thegers' Friend Society n ml 10 per centtowards the purchase of string in-- iKtrmni'tif k mid music for the lliilti- -

i..r...k 1, .1,1.1 MMlll iiVllllllt.iLi 'irn frf.illfin friving n performance, being in thenelghbodliood of three hundred dol-

lars, nnd it is hoped that nil will en-

deavor to make the ntVuir a success byattending.

HlilGGS AM) KU.IOTT COMING.Lieutenant Commander Illoeklingcr

mil Lieutenant Hraunersreutliei' willleave the Philadelphia shortly to tierelieved by the former executive otli- -cers, Lieutenant i onimamier uriggsand .xavigauir vviiiiaiu i .

Dim't be ersuaded into buying lin-

iments without reputation or meritCbaiuberlnin's I'nin Balm costs nomore, and its merits have been provedby n test of ninny years. Such, lettersus the following from I,, (i. Ilngie.v,Iluenenie, Call., are constantly beingreceived: "The best remedy for pain I

have ever used is Chamberlain's l'uinHalm, and I say so after having usedit in my family for several years." Itcures riieuinatisiiy lame back, sprainsand swellings. For sale by all drug-gists and dealers. Hcnsou, 'Smith ,v

Co., wholesale agents for- the Hawa-iian Islands.

Fine Printing, Star Offlc.

ANNOUNCEMENT

1. F 1 1.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

FINESHOES

205 Hotel St. Arlington Block

DUE ID BLOCKADE' OVER

IIILf EXPECTED.

SOFT WHITE

SINGLENIGHT

Pnllio nnd rnnktliolmnilnotiretiring In n otroiifr, liot, crrntn)lather of CUTIUl'HA ED. VI'.Dry thom tnorouehly, nnoliitfreely with CUTICL'UA, nrrntrt of emollient" nml tVlti rumWi-nr- , during the nliiht, old,loco Rtoven, with the fin kitI'liiln cut off nnd nlr hole" cut In

ahna (fee Illustration).

TorIted,ltmtch,Chaiicd, niulDiscoloredHands,Dry,rissurcd,ltclilni;,l'evcrislil'alins, andBhapcless NalUWithI'alnfulFingerKnds,TillsTreatment isSimplyWonderful.

Sold throughout the world. nrltUhdepot, F. NiWBKBr ft Hnii, London.Iotti 8 I. ami. O. Cobi'., Hole Prop. ,llonton, II. 8. Ai -- "All Doul theSkin and Hindi," I! free.

1 h!r i q,

BHSrarf

Solid Silver Bonnet Pins Given Away

For This Week Only:

Christmas Hats and Bonnets.We carry a full line of Millinery. Latest Styles in Hats,

Bonnets and Toques.

Children's Trimmed Hats for the Holidays

At Specially Low Prices.

Solid Silver Bonnet Pins Grafis with Trimmed Hats.

520 FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

H. E. MclNTYRE BRO.,IMPORTERS AND DKALBRS IN

Groceries, Provisions and FeelEast Corner Fort and King Streets.

Now Goods received by every Packet from the Eastern States and EuropeFresh California Produce by every steamer. All ordora faithfully attended tovwi goods delivered to any part of the city free of churge.

Island orders solicited. Batinfnctlon guaranteed. Telephone No ViPost Office Box No. 15.

There's aIn one of our Now Cane Kockors.

THERE IS STYLE AND DURABILITY, TOO,hard combination .to beat. ,

New designs in Mattings,Fine Silk Goods, in piece,

All just receivod ex S. S. Coptic.

FINE LINE OF PORCELAIN AND THIN CHINA DINNER SETS, ,

WINC WO CHAN CO.,NUUANU STREET, Below Kino. Strket, Honolulu.

Beautiful Homes for Hilo!

inWe offer for sale Elegantuaw in me

heap of Comfort

Puuio Tract, Hilo.

LOTS

FOR SALE.

Dialirs REAL ESTATE and FINANCIAL AGENTS

These lots command a uuxratflcent view over the city of Hilo, Hilo Day to Coconnut Ulan J.

Lots Large! Prices Reasonable! Terms Easy!We will contract to BnlldJResldinceafor purcbasera'on'.E&sy Payments.

BRUCE, WARING A GO. IF. M. WAKEFIELD Agent,Fort St.. Honolulu. Hilo, .Hawaii.

REAL ESTATE

BROKERAGE, INSURANCE,

NOTARY PUBLIC,r

O. T- - CHASE,S.ifo Deposit Ruilding,

4o6FoutSt. ..Telephone 184

WANTED.A House containing 51 or 10

Rooms, with Yard.

A House containing 5 Rooms,with Stable in Yard.

A nicely furnished house for a few

months for a very desirable tenant.

I have applications for several

small Furnished and Unfur-nishe- d

Cottages.

If you have one l'or rent

kindly let mo know and L will

find you a tenant.

C. D. CHASE,Safe DkpoSit Building,

'400 Fort Street.

BIGBARGAINS

IN

BICYCLESFOR THE

HOLIDAYSNO BANKRUPT STOCK,

. NO OLD STYLE GOODS,

ALL NEWUPT0DATE

WHEELSBEST VALUES

EVEll OFFERED

HERE

Hawaiian Cycle & dig. Go.

OLfR

REPAIRINGAND

RENTING

DEPARTMENTSARE MOST POPULAR,

Call on us whpn you want the best.

312 Fort St. Tel. 5G5.

, Opposito Lowers & Cooke.

NKtV .lVKHTISKMi:.VTS.

, xi urn no xotk i:,Knim of American Itcvnltitlnn, .Pago 8

KliliCTION OF OFFKKItS.Knl ui 1u Sugar Co .Page a

roit saw:.Sugar lilies Page s

ItY AUTHORITY.I'iuniiOo Statement I'age 3

NEWS IN . NTTSHELL.

lllls r l'a rairraphs thai (live Con- -

densed Xotes of the Hay.

The Fniwlcys jiln.v "X Social High-wayman" this evening.

I. (i. Itotlivvell advertises ('aleilltasugar bugs fu' wile. . j

Admiral Miller will occupy a boxat tile theater Saturday night.

Mr. and Mrs. (Jerrltt P. WiUler willgo to Maui on t lie next Clautline. '

The Frawley.4 will present theirfarewell play nn Tuesday evening.

The Finance Olliee statement for'November nppenrs-o- n Page .", of thislsrtue.

Ihiginccr Kluegcl of the Oahu rail-way, came in from the other side ofthe Island today. '

W. II. Vanee will give an interestingleeture in the Y. M. ('. A. hall onTuesday evening.

Tile ollieers of the Kohahi SugarCompany for the ensuing year arepublished In this issue.

Charles Weight, of Schmidt & Son,returned yesterday from a week's vis-

it to XVuliiliui and Kiihuku.The synod of the Anglican church

will meet again at "tlill p. m., this ev-

ening in the Cathedral school room.There will lie fifty voices in the

surpliced choir which will sing at theevening service in St. Andrew's onSunday.

The last of the $00,0(10 governmentt

bonds were delivered to the purchas-ers by the Finance Department yes-terday.

' Xearly all of the I'rawleys arc wheelnovices and most any morning or ev-

ening can be seen riding along theWaikiki road.

"Harney" Merger anil Tom Lloydwill race'a mile on the Cyelomere le

track on the 11th inst. to deter-mine supremacy.

Mrs. Career, wife of SlieritV C.arter.is slowly recovering from an attachof illness. She is at the home offudge Carter on ludd street.

.lupanc.se Minister Sbimamura didnot receive any otlicial papers fromhis government by the last steamerbearing upon the Hawaiian contro-versy. '

I'olite missives inviting attendanceto the Kilohana Art League rooms tohear President 1). Howard Hitchcock'stalk about Art, are being distributedtoday.

A meeting of the Hawaiian Society.Sons of the American Involution, iscalled for Friday. December at 12

o'clock--, noon, in the rooms of the SafeDeposit Company.

The store formerly occupied by Gid-

eon West in the Masonic Temple isbeing repainted and renovated for .T.

XV. Dergstrom, who will occupy It nsa salesroom for pianos and organs.

Secretary I). II. Case is notifyingthe members of the Young Men's

club of the next meeting at thehome of I lev.' D. I'. Dirnie on Fridayevening of next week.

News of the engagement of MissWinifred Wade, daughter of the lateLieutenant H.' L. Wade of Seattle, to('. S. Cotton, .lr son of CommanderCotton, formerly of 'the Philadelphia,has been received in the city.

The ladies of the Free Kindergartenand Children's Aid Association are re-

minded that the monthly meeting willta he place tomorrow morning nt 0:."!0

in Queen lCmmii hall. The committeemeeting will be held at !i o'clock.

That Christmas is near is very evi-

dent by the gala appearance of thestores and the number of buyers thatlice) crowding in. There is every ap-pearance of this being a banner yearfor the retail tradesmen..

CUIJIOS SOLI) HIGH,llritisli Commissioner ICenney, Vice

Uritfsh Consul T. It. . XX'alker, F. M.Svvanzey, Tlieo. H. Davies and Arthur 11. XX'ood were among those whomade purchases at. the auction sale ofthe late Commissioner Hawes' ctTectsyesterday. Some of the,Africnn curios realized handsome prices.

SALE OF FANCY ARTICLES.MIIS. OHO. U. liOARDMAX will

open her annual Christmas Sale ofuseful and fanoy articles, comprisingCushions, Saehets, Center Pieces, Etc.,in line silk embroidery, on XVednes-da- v.

the 1st ihst., at her residence,Kapiohtni, corner of Lunulilo street.

Houselioltt FurmturB

On TUESDAY, DEC. 7th,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At the .Residence of MR. F. GOODMANNO. 853 Bcretanla Street.

I Will Sell -- at Public Auction

Household Furniture, comprisingin part:

Reed Parlor Furniture.Parlor and Sola Rugs,

Library Tables, Lace Curtains,2 Oak Hedrooni Sets,

1 Ash Red room Set,Mali-esses- , Pillows,

Oak Extension Dining Table,Crockery and Glassware,

Refrigerator, Kitchen Stove, '

Etc., Ktc, Etc.

J. 1. jVJCox'ficai.,AUCTIONEER.

THE HAWAIIAN STAR DECEMBER 2, t3oi

Royal mikes the food pure,wholesome and delicious.

sr?T..H!L,.T

kOY4

POWDER'Absolutely Puro

novu bikini) vomtn to.. twvoiK.

WILL SKCCIIK TIIKIU LUIUUTY.

It is understood that. losepa Kaiojiml Johnnie Kaio, who gave states'evidence in the Smith murder eases,will not. be prosecuted by the govern-ment, as .being accessories before andafter the fact.

X E W A DTK RT 1 SEJIKNTS.notice"

At the adjourned annual meeting ofthe stockholders of the Kphiilu SugarCompany, held on the'llOth of Novem-ber at the olliee of 'Castle & Cooke,Ltd.. the following olHcers were elect-ed to serve for the ensuing year:

S. C. Allen, President.M. I. Kobiusou. X'ice President.W. A. Ilnwen. Secretary.J. 11. Atherton. Treasurer.Henry XVaterhoiise. Auditor.The above nanied otlicers also con-

stitute the Hoard of Directors.'

XV. A. HOXVHX.Secretary Kohala Sugar Co.

flonolulu. December 2, ISO". .

MKKTIXC. NOTICE.

Seclal meeting of the Hawaiian So-

ciety Sons of the American Revolu-tion is called for Friday, at 12 o'clocknoon, in the rooms of the HawaiianKife Deposit Company.

A full attendance is rc( nested.XVM. O. ATXX'ATHR.

Secretary.Honolulu, December 2, 1897.

Sugar Bags for Sale.

100.0(1(1 Calcutta sugar bags, size:s(lx22, weight 10 ounces, especiallyadapted for consignments to NewYork. ' 1

These bags are in stock and ready

for immediate delivery.'J. G. ItOTHWELL.

Warehouse, Queen Street.

WANTED.

An experienced girl of woman to lolight housework and take care of children. Send references and applications to A. .., htar olliee.

ICIilXTIOX OF OFFICIOUS.

At the annual meeting of the XX'iu

antic Company, held this day. the following otlicers were elected fur tliuensuing year:

If. A. Wideniaun. President.(i. X. XVilcox, Vice President..1. M. Dowsett, Secretary and Treas

nrcr.K. XX'. Maefarlane. Auditor. .

J. M. DOXVSKTT.,'. Secretary.

Honolulu, Xovemlier 20, 1S07.

WAXTKD.A tract of unimproved land, suit-

able for raising coffee. Oive location,description, and price. Address

CAiutoriL k. iiroiircs.SO Sherlock Huilding,Portland, Ore.. Ff S. A.

ELKCiTOX.OF OFFICKUS.

Xotice is hereby given that the fol-

lowing named persons have been elect-

ed officers of the Onomea Sugar Com-

pany, for the ensuing year, viz:

Hon. .T. 11 Atherton, President.Hon. V. C. .Tone's, Vice 1'res.ident.fieo. H. Itobcrtson, Ksq., Treasurer.XX. A. Iloweii, Ks.q., Auditor.V.. F. Bishop, Secretary.

K. F. HISIIOP,Secretary O. S. Co.

Honplulu, Xov. 22, 1897.

AUCTION SALEOF

Household Furniture, i

By order of the Executors of the Es-- 1

tate of ADELIA CORNXVELL, decens-- !

ed, I will sell at Public Auction, at.the premises, Judd street,

On Wednesday, Dec ISAT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

The entire household furniture, com-prising

Detail particulars of which will ap- -'

pear in tomorrow's issue of The Star.Premises will be open for Inspection

on TUESDAY, December 14th, from 'J

a. m. to 4 p. m.

Jas. F. Morgan,AUCTIONEER.

Evening

New Ribbons, " Handkerchiefs,Hose, etc., etc. .

J. E a AKORT STREET, HONOLULU.

What YOU HaveBeen Looking For.

A. Typcwritff tluit equals any of the high priced machines in

capacity and quality of work, and excells them all

A low

C. 11 and examine at the

m convenience.

practical, priced, portable, keyboard machine.

HOUSEHOLD SUPPLY DEPARTMENT

GASTLE & COOKE, Limited.FRANK C. ATHERTON, Agent.

FOUR

Gloveswe

be '

embroideriesfast,

Prices

$35.

LIME.ALWAYS STOCK HAND

'fe ADAfMS,MUVort.

TELEPHONE

SULPHUMEi'

in a of a delightful of, sulphurGit EAT 1'UItIFIEIt. ?!.

3ULPHUM E 's solution sulphur It is anDISEASES, PI3IPK.ES, BLOTCHES, skin eruptions frort

DIPHTHEBIA, TintOAT, anfour applications.

SULPHUR BATHS at ONE of Sulphumb1 . "

5ULPHUME-SPECIA- L is a for RHEUMATISMGOUT, KIDNEY BLADDER troubles; Vesicaland a wonderful $2. ,

16,500 words, in one volume, address.SULPHUME Marine Building, Chicago

special arrangement the company wemade agents the Hawuiian Islands.

HOBRON DRUG CO.King

THIC FAVOniTF.Tills newly equipped house, at the

corner of Dcthel and streets, isjname .implies. Everything is

fresh and bright, and, what isdesirnble, all liquors, dispensed are Inkeeping with 'the fittings. Nothing ispassed over the biy to a customer, lmtthe purest best brands.celebrated RAINIF.IMIHER is alwayson tap. Mr. Cuunllightim 'givespersonal ttpntion tojils trade, acall w.lll convince anyone that It Istle most pleasant place in the city

your 'refreshments. If' order-ing telephoim ring up Ko. 439.

will bo In great demand this week,expect to sell the entire line

we just received by the Australia be-

fore the week Is over. H will be yourloss nnd-n- ot ours If you don't get'upair of them, as they are being sacri-ficed yjth tlie remainder of our stock.XX'e have nil sizes now, but they willsoon broken.

are the goods wc have justopened. The Laces andare sellnp but we still haveleft.

been

A OH

B.street.

1S4.

glass waiter and healthful drink water,NATUBES BLOOD Price

'he only pi known. absolute cure fo:

all SKIN andany cause: SORE and OPEN SOREScured by three of

can be taken home. bottlemakes 2 strong sulphur baths.

certain cureand removes Renal and stones

is tonic. Price

FREE toCO..

Uy with iiavesole for

& Fort.

Hotelall Its

more

and The.

hisand

toobtain

bj

and

among

some

makes

any

For the SeasonI

New Suitings, Flannels, andother Tailoring Hoods,

New Dress Ooods:'

Woolen, Silk, Satin,Velvet, Linen, and

lotion.Rihhons, Embroidery,

Insertion, Silk and Cottoii

Laces,Feaiherstitch Rraids, ete.

Blankets, (juilts, Curtains,Table Covers, Towels, etc.,

At prices to defy all competition.

IllWholesale and Retail Merchants

Von Holt Block, King Street.

A

Smooth

ArticleAlways attracts theattention of the gene-r- al

public.

Man,"Woman,

andCliild

enjoys- - a good, re--

freshing bath, espec-- (ially with soft

Bathportges.

Many, prefer a spongeto a cloth for toiletuse, and to those wecan, sav thac our

Toilet,as well as our

BathSponges

just fill the wish andperform their work ?a '

a most satisfactory j

manner.

1. 1 II 1 1,Fort Street. Honolulu.

THE

1 Mill

Will Collect Your' Accounts forYou in a Prompt and Satisfac-

tory Mnniiflr. -

FOUR ACTIVE COLLECTORS arecontinually 6n the go, and others willbo added with the 'increase of busi-- 'ness. . v I

Returns made on all .bills collected'the day after collection.

, Special rates for specjal classes ofbllls.i

Rlnc un telephone No. 250. or callaround' at Blu "King" street, for furth-er information. : ? il iJEffUl!

withopt l'lcrrnus tan · 1.500,000 marks. i heir cred-itors are linikirtunlng them for their...

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