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VOL. XIII. NO. 2721. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. TOESDAY, MARCH 24, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS.
txD RbvtrWstmtnls. NEWS AND NOTES.Sapping. DDtnistmtnt!.gusiness (fads.THE DAILY
lyik Commercial Advertiser
13 PUBLISHEDTHE MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORKLEE
RICHARD A.. McCURDY, "President.Statement for the I ear Ending December 31st, 1890.
S3lfcT,15l-,90- 1 ao.ASSETS
Reserve on I'olif lea at 4 per cent.Liabilities other than ReaervcSnrplualteceipta from r.H sourcesPayments to Policy-Holders- ..
Riks assumedRisks in force
THE ASSETS ARK INVESTED AS FOLLOWS :Real Estate and Bond & Mortgage Loansumieu iies uoims aim inner securities 51,311,631 54Loans ou Collateral Securities 8,624,400 OOCash in Banks and Trust Companies at interest 3 r.r.fl in kmInterest accrued. Premiums deferred, etc
I have carefully examined the foregoing
From the Surplus above stated a dividend will be apportioned as usual.
The business for 1890 shows INCREASEIn AssetsIn Reserye ou Policies and Surplusin Kecelptsin Payments to PolicyholdersIn Risks assumedIn Risks in force
Yenr K18K8 K18KR Pyments toPollcj-Iloldcr- s.
.113.923.062 19...
. 14,402 049 90...
. 13,129.103 74 . .
14. 128,4 .'3 CO ... 14.72-.5V- ) 22.... 15.200.608 38.... 10,973,200 05. . .
1884.... $ 34.681 4n0....$351.789 285. ..1885.... 46.507.13H.... 368.981 441...1886.... 56.832.719.... 39i.809.203...1887.... 69.457.468.... 827.628.933...1888.... 103.214.261 ... 482.125.181...189.... 151.602,483.... 565,949 931...1890.... 160.985.086.... 638.226.835. . .
New York, January 28th, 1891.
BOARD OFSamuel E. Spkoulls. George F.
.8 130,C68,3C8 OO505.359 82
9,981,233 3834.978 778 t916.973,200 0549,188 policies 160 985,985 58
200,055 policies 638,226,865 24
7 876,529,231 72
7,133 256 35
S 147,154,961 20
statement and find the same to be correct.A. N. WATERHOUSE, Auditor.
over that of 1889, as follows :
S10.7K3.rt33 1R10.554,091 X4
3.X59.759 071,772,591 67
4,011 policies, 9,383,502 2123,745 policies, 72,276,931 32
Receipts. Assets.
.119.095.318 41. .$103.87(3.178 51
. 20.214.954 28. 108.90"'.967 51
. 21.137,176 67. . 114.181,963 24
. 23.119 922 46. . 118.800.85 88
. 26,215,932 52. . 12b,082,153 56
. 31,119.019 62 . 136,401,328 02
. 34,978,778 69. . 147,154,961 20
TRUSTEES.Robert A. Granniss.Henry H. Rodger.J no. V. Auchincloss.Theodore Morford."William Babcock.Prestos B. Plumb.Stuivesant riSH.A UGUSTl'S D. Juilliard.Charles E. Miller.James W. Husted.Walter R. Gillette.- -
James E. Granniss.
LLOYD, 2d Vice-Preside- nt.
SCHROEDER, Ass't Sec'y.AXililtUUUOJli, AUOltOr.
Tin v tCHARLES B. PERRY, 2d Ass't Actuary.
WILLIAM W. RICHARDS, Comptroller.
Dmtcross- -E. j. marsh, m..
WHITE, M.D.
Baker.Jos. Thompson.Dudley Olcott.
"Frederic Cromwell.Julien T. Davies.Robert Sewell.S. Van Rensselaer Csuger.Charles R Henderson.George BlissRUFU8 W. Peckham.J. Hobart Herrick.Wm. P. Dixon.
Lucius Robinson.Samuel D. Babcock.George S. Coe.Richard A. McCubdy.James C. Holden.Herrmann O. Von Port.Alexander H..Rice.Lewis May.Oliver Harriman.Henry W. Smith.Robert Olyphant.
ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice-Preside- nt.
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ATLTTrrRVG,ILETTTEGen'iManaSer-ISAA- C
WILLIAM J. LASrON, Secretary. FREDERICKain;iuoiHiU J. VV
KMOllY TitrC.l.TKTnrvJOHN TATLOCK, Jr., Ass't Actuary.
FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer.JOllfc A. 0DA, Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier.
EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier.
Claus Sprcckcls, Jr., denies thatbia father will sell his refinery tothe Sugar Trust. PhiladelphiaEecord. ? - :
It is reported that white servantsare rapidly replacing colored helpin tho towns of SouthwesternGeorgia.
Capitalists from Chicago, Pittsburg and Wales havo located atin-pla- to mill at Joliet, III., to cost8500,000.
Baltimore's now sugar refinoryat Curtis Bay opened on the 12thinst., with a daily capacity of 1,200to 1,500 barrels.
The most expensive street car intho world is owned by the ShortElectric Eailway Company ofCleveland. Tho car cost 810.000.
Steps havo boen taken by thenewly formed Farmer's Alliance atBridgeton to establish a CountyExchange for tho sale of farmers'produce.
The three gypsum stucco millsat Fort Dodge, Iowa, have joinedtho syndicate that now controls allthe large gypsum mills in theUnited States. '
Tho exports of agricultural "Implements of domestic manufacture,according to the Now York Press,increased 82,119,772 in 1886, to $4,-246,0- 79
in 1889.Canary birds were liberated at a
New York dinner. Four poverty-stricke- n
workers committed . sui-cide in one day there. In'' thesame city 100,000 men are idle.' '
Of tin plate the imports into theUnited States during the year ending June 30, 1890, just published,amounted to 180.060,925 pounds.valued at 820,928,150. Nearly allof it came from England. .
St. Louis is now tho largest furmarket in the United Stntes. At arecent sale of pells in that citymore than a million skint of thecoon, mnskrat, skunk, mink,' grayfox and opossum were disposed oi.
American women1 are said torank highest both as to the numberand importance of their inventions.Tho Philadelphia woman who invented the barrel hooping machineadded 820,000 n year to her income.Tho Eureka street-sweep- er
. is awoman's invention: so is the devicefor abating tho running noise onelevated railroads, and so, also, ahorse shoe machine that turns 'out1,200 finished shoes in an hour.'
A stalwart young man at Leavenworth, Ran., recently accepted awager that he could not stand aquart of water dropped into hisopen hand, drop by drop, from anight of three feet. Before 500drops had fallen into his hand healmost cried with pain and said bebad enough. After a little waterbad fallen each drop seemed tocrush his hand, and a blister in thecenter of it was the result. BostonJournal. , v
An English engineer has designed, and is now manufacturing,a portable cross-cu- t saw, that is, alarge two-ma- n saw, that can befolded up into small compass. It isreally a flexible chain of saw-teet- h
riveted together. Wnen folded upit can bo put into a caso 8 incheslong, 4 inches wide,l inches thick.Its weight is only 2 pounds. Thesaw is designed for the uso of sur-veyors, explorers and others towhom portability is an importantconsideration.
3ienj SUiDcrtiscmtnts.
The Planters' Monthly.
FOR MARCH, 1801.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:Notes.Diffusion in Hawaii."With our readers.Beet Sugar Inferior to Cane Sugar.Machinery for Paanhau Plantation.'Diseases and Enemies of the Sugar Cane.Diffusion of Suirar Cane Compared with
Double Crushing in Mil s.The Production of Ramie.Analysis of Milk of Ripe and Unripe
uocoanuts.Facts about Sugar Beets.Diffusion vs. Vacuum Pan and Triple
tneci.Engineering in Sugar Mills.Our Insect Enemies.The Vauila Bean.
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Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.
agents of theOCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,
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Wm. G. Irwin & Co.. (Limited) hnsassumed the assets and liabilities of thelate firm of Wm. G. Irwin & Co., and willcontinue the general business formerly
Honolulu and San Francises Mail Service
TIME TABLEOF THE
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The Acstbalia ahd Zealandia
Leave San Francisco at o'clock 1. M.leave Honolulu at 12 M. Tuesdays.
The Through Steamers Leave Pau Francisco and Honolulu Thursdays.
LEAVE arriveSTEAMER. SAN FRA5CISC0. HONOLULU.
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The new and Una Al steel steamship
MONOWAI 99
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, wHl bedneat Honolulu from syaney ana Auctmuu
on or about
April 9, 1891,
And wlllleave lor the abave port with mails andnojiaotiCArH on fir about that date.
For freight or passage, having SUPERIORACCOMMODATIONS, apply to
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For Sydney and Auckland.
The new and fine Al steel steamship
Tv jt a rvn A 99
Oi the Oceanic Steamship Company, will bedue at Honolulu from San FrancSaco
or or about
April 9, 1891.
And will have prompt dlapatcn with mails anassengers for the above ports.For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR AC
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I Big G has given univer-sal satisfaction :n il:e
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,Kiiteri .iii4l Dealers In LumberAnd all Kinds of Building Materials.
a . tf2 rOBT STBT. Honolnln. 79
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No. U5--31 Qneen Street, Honolnln. 79
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A LARGE INVOICE BLACK STOCKINGS"
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DAILY FACIFIO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, MARCH 24, 1891.
KALAKAUA' S MONUMENT. A TARGET FOR THE TEMPEST.Bn 3utI)oritn
H. F.WrCHMAN
ation, will be dono on the trnshalone as fuel.
Good reports of the various dif-
fusion plants are sent in. At Kealia,Kauai, a ton of coal now makes sistons of sugar as against three tonslast year. Waihee and Princevilleare also spoken well of. The diffu-
sion works at Ilamakoapoko will
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OFFER FOR SALE EX " CHARLOTTE," AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS '
IN BOND OR DUTY PAID,
--AJ: Lowest Market 'Eates!A LARGE AND CHOICE STOCK OF
Wines. Liquors, Ales,
COMPRI8RO IX I'AKT AS FOLLOWS :
CHAMPAGNE in Pints and Quarts:G. H. Mamm & Co. "Extra Dry." Pommery A Greno Sec."
Louia Roderer ' Grand Vin Sec."
CALIFORNIA and EUROPEAN
Port, Sherry, Malaga, Muscat,
Madeira, Zinfimdel, Claret, Malbec,In Kegs and Cases.
IRISH WHISKIES John Jamesoi & Son, . E. Sc J. Burke, .Mitchell's Cruiekeen Lawn.
SCOTCH WHISKIES Tappilhen, Islay Blend, Glengarry, Royal Blend.Lochiel.
BOURBON WIITSKIES Belle of Nelaou "1881," Golden Sheaf, O. F. C.Sourmash, Kentucky Favorite, Cutters Al.
Sculptor Schmid Going to Hawaii to Submit Hia Model.
Rupert Schmid, the local sculptor,will leave this city on Wednesdaynext for a trip to tha HawaiianIslands. He is to consult QueenLiliaokalani and Colonel Macfarlaneabout the sculpture of a statue of thelate King Kalakaua. The sculptoreudeavored to take a death mask ofthe King, but in the hurry and con-
fusion of the ceremonies the oppor-
tunity was missed. He was, how-
ever, provided with a number ofphotographs, and, having met theKing in life, he has since prepareda model of the monarch. The monu-ment is to cost 15,000, an organiza-tion in Honolulu having been formedexpressly for the purpose of erectingthis tribute of respect to Kalakaua.The figure will bo of heroic size andis to stand on a plainly inscribedpedestal.
Mr. Schmid's model stands abouttwo feet hieh and is a remarkablyfine piece of work. The bearing ofKalakaua is majestic and noble. Heis represented in an erect position,with his kingly robes artisticallythrown back, the left leg slightly in-
clined forward and the right handand arm extended. In his left handbe holds that treaty with the UnitedStates which the Hawaiians value asthe best act of their King's life. Thesculptor's idea is to place Kalakaua
i i iioerore nis suDjecia iu iuu aui ui. con-ferring on them that benefit. Thework as far as portraiture is concerned is excellent. There is reposeand dignity in the handling and thefigure is the work of an able sculptor.
There aro two or three marblebusts of King Kalakaua extant, butthis will be the first full ngure. &
F. Chronicle.
The Chicago Inter Ocean recallstho fact that the present effortsj... incr to secure reciprocity of
between North and SouthAmerica, which have succeeded sofar as the United States, Brazil andVenezuela are concerned,aro bring--
incr about the fulfilment of what itcalls a " prophetic " letter writtenby General Bolivar, the SouthAmerican Washington, seventy-fiv-e
vears aeo. In this letter GeneralBolivar outlined what is substantially the very policy now so rap-idly annroacning realization, andwhich will bo remembered in his-
tory as one of the greatest achievements of Secretary iiiaine.
Brain workers, and all who have tostand the severe mental strain conse-quent on intellectual employment, findClements' Tonic invaluable. Hoi-uste- r.
& Co. are tho Agents for theIslands.
2Ctnj ifot'rtisemcnts.
JT. ANDREW'S CATnKDRAU
Serviced of the Second Congregation inIToly Week and on Easter Day.
Monday j Prayer, Praise aud Med-itation,Tuesday I
Wednesday ;' at 12 o'clock noon.Thursday j For 20 minntes.
Good Friday as on Sunday MorningPrayer 9:15; Evensong 6:30.
L.AETEB Day.Holy Communion a. m.Morning Prayer. Holy Communion. 9:30.Evening Prayer, G:3 . 2720-l- w
FOE. SALE .
THOSE DESIRABLE PRE-mis- es
on Nuuanu Avenue jnstbelow School street, at present inthe occupation of Jonathan Aus
tin, Esq., containing an area of upward ofan acre. For further particulars enquireof CECIL BROWN.
Honolulu. March 13. 1S91.1306 27131m
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF XEW YORK.Ilk-har- d . 21cCurdj, President.
San Fraxcisco, March 10, 1891.S. B. Rose, Agent, Honolulu, H. I.
I enclose for delivery Company's checkNo. 41,305, First National Bank of NewYork, for Nine Thousand. Eizht Hun-dred and Seventy-fiv- e Dollars ( 4,875.00)in payment of claim under policy 158,333,Hi3 Majesty Kalakaca.
( S I . ) A. B. Forbes, Gen'l Agt.
jg?"The above Policy was on theOrdinary Life Plan, Annual Distribution.Original amount of Insurance $7,500 00Dividend Additions 2,375 00
Total amount of Claims Paid. .$9,875 00Amount of Premiums Paid .. . 3 865 80
Profit over and above Cost 6,009 20
Proofs vi death were forwardedfrom Honolulu per Steamer Australia,February 10, 1S91, and the check in pay-ment of same was received in Honoluluper Steamer Zealandia, March 17, 1891.
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Firewood For Sale.
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WANTED.A LAD OR A SMART GIRL TO
work in book-binder- v. One who hashad some experience in this work pre-ferred. Applj at the Gaiettc Office, 46Merchant street. 2719-2- t
Does it seem discreet to constructa wind-mot- or of wood, such weak,perishable material, when it is de-
signedly held aloft in the most ex-
posed position and compelled to faceeery storm?
It's mission is to be out iu allweather and endure all exposures.It should, therefore, be made of themost enduring and the strongestmaterials, and aside from the work-ing sails, present the least possiblesurface to the grasp of the tempest.
Where lightness is so importantand weight so detrimental as in awindmiil, it is an error to add weightwhere strength can be more eilet-tu-all- y
gained by using stronger maie-ria- l.
The manufacturers of the Aermotormake the eails, bands aud arm.3of the wheels of steel. G:her nansrequiring strength are mailo of thesame material.
The history of one farm machineis the history of all. The huge four-hors- e
wooden reaper became thecompact two-hors- e self-rak- e reaperof greater efficiency. The on wieldly,wood-fram- e, four-horse- , self bindingharvester that broke of its ownweight, has given place to th snug,trim, light-stee- l, two-hor-se machine.In each case it is a lighter machinedoing more and better work withless power. The great, clumsy,wooden hulk of a windmill, thetarget of every tempest, sufferingmore exposure and used more hoursof the day than any other farm toolwill as surely make way for thesmaller, more compact and moreefficient steel Aermctor sold by theHawaiian Hardware Company.
Like unto the wife who halvesyour sorrows and doubles ycur joys,a geared Aermotor and its attach-ments will do one half more workand cost less than one-ha- lf the priceof the old style wooden outfit doingless work. Less than one-ha- lf thespace is used and double the room isleft in the barn. The weight is lessthan half that of wooden outfits con-sequently freight charges le?s thanone-ha-
Like tho steamer that ets out on .
a journey while sail boats wait forwind and tide, the Aermotor workswhile other windmills stand idlewaiting for wind. An expert me-chanic is not required to set up thisoutfit, anyone can place it in posi-tion. It costs about the price of onehorse and will do the work of four.Like interest, it works while yousleep, it neither gets tired or eatsoats.
They are sold only by HawaiianHardware Company, Fort street,opposite fc'preckels' Bank, Honolulu.
2719
JLO ArrivePer Bktne W. H. Dimond :
mil 1
25 Mules and 20 Horses
I5CH7DIXG
3 Pair Carriage Horses,
i Fast Road Mare,
i Span Large Trnck Horses,weighing close to 2900 lb.
Can be seen at Walker & Red- -ward's Stables on King street.
2717-t- f H. NATHAN. Owner.
H. Hackfeld & Co.,- -- IIA VE
Just Received
PER IRON BATIKS CHARLOTTEAND J. C. PFLTJGER. FROM
GERMANY AND ENG-LAND:
White Bros. Portland Cement,
(full weight);
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay,Rock Salt,Steel Sails, Fish Plate?, Bolts and
Spikes,Sugar Coolers,Sheet Lead, Sheet Zinc,Fence Wire Staples, black and gal-
vanized ;Stockholm Tar,Bags, Bagging and Twine,Wrapping Paper, Printing Paper,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Stack & Brownlow's Filters,
Vienna Furniture and Iron GardenFurniture,
Pianos, etc.,
GROCERIES,Mineral Waters,Liquors, Beer, etc.Crockery and Glassware, Demijohns,
etc.. etc., etc. 271-- tf
TO H0USEKEEPEBS
'Ask Your Grocer fur
Starr's Best Roller-mad- e Choke Extra
FLOUE !
Best and Cheapest in This IJarket.
CFThis brand has been used bymany persons during the past jear andhas given satisfaction. .
C. BREWER & CO., L'd.,2706-- 1 m Agents.
1 1 1 5
JEWELRY !
SILVERWARE !
WATCHES !
LEATHER GOODS !
GOLD PENS1 1
NOVELTIES !
b b h4 M fc ?k fei
H. F.WICHMANd&w
THE "BEST" TOSICCURES DYSPEPSIA,
STRENGTHENS THE SYSTEM,RESTORES SOUND REFRESHING
SLE"P,PRICELESS TO NURSING
MOTHERS.
The Question is Sometimes AskedTf II us concisely which ailments The" Best " ToDic will most effectually cor-rect? Here is the answer: Dyspepsia,All Nerve Troubles, Loss of Sleep, Lossof Appetite, General Debility, Exhaus-tion from any cause. To those Recover-ing from Illness, nothing better can beprescribed.
A WALKING MATCH.For Athletes. "We the undersign-
ed participants in the sis-day- s' walkingmatch, ending at the Mechanics' Pavil-lio- n,
February 27, 1889, fully endorse thevitaliting effects of The ' hest" ToDic.
Frank Hart, Charles J. Sheridan, GnsGuerrero, Pat Guerrero, Old Sport Cam-pun- a,
James Davis, Oofty Goofty, JohnBrodie, K. C. Moore, Thomas Howarth,George Cartwright, James Leahy, GusBrcvrn, L. Crozier.
W. C. PEACOCK & CO.,
Sole Agents Hoxoixxr.
P. 0. Box 504. Telephone 48.
1Z62 26S8-3- m
to-Yawr-EDi- ri
ABE ADAPTED FOR
Pumping, Electric Lighting, RunningElevators, Harvesting and ThrashingMachines, Printine Presses, Boot andShoe Machinery, Circular, Band and JigSaws, Hoistine, Mill and Mining Mach-inery, Coffee Mills and Roasters, Polish-ing and Fanning Machinps, VentilatingApparatus, Fmery Wheels, etc., in facteverywhere power is needed.
NO BOILER ! NO FIRE !
NO STEAM ! NO ASHES I
NO COAL ! NO ENGINEER!NO DANGER !
Started Instantly Without Even aMatch
Always ready to give out its full power.
Cost to Run:About One Cent per nore-iowe- r per
Hoar.
"TSie above Engine can be seenin operation at any time at the CityMeat Market of Jos. Tinker, Nunanu St.
"Information in reeard to cost ofrunning, etc., will be furnished on ap-plication to
JOS. TINKER, Nunanu St.,
-6-7-t-q Sole Agent Haw'n Iel.
Partnership Notice.
VOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN THATl ' Chunpr Pin?, one of the partners in thefirm of Wine Wo Chan & Co.. Honolulu.
i died in China in December last, and thations 'Aunp ttai of Ileung San, China,has this day been admitted a3 a memberof said firm. The membership of WingWo Chan & Co. is now composed of C.Mow Keuns o' Honolulu, and Tong WungWai of Heur.g ban, China.
C. MOW KEUNG.Honolulu, H. I.. March 19, 1S91.
27191w
Daily Advertiser 50c, per month.
Reward,A reward of $250 will be paid to any per-
son who will give information which willlead to the arrest and conviction of thepron or persons who have committedburglaries within three weeks last past.
CHAS. H. WILSON,Marshal.
Honolulu, March 12, 1891.
Reward.A reward of $5C0 will be paid to the per-
son who will give information which willlead to the arrest and conviction of theperson or persona who set Hon. A. llosa'ahouse on fire on the morning of the 10thmat. CHAS. 15. WILSON,
Marshal.Honolulu, March 12. 1391.
27I2-15- t
Reward.A reward of ?IQ0 will be paid to the per-o-n
who will give information which willlad to the arrest and conviction of theperson or persons who stole from thepremises of Geo. L. Dall, situated onSchool street near Liliha street. FourFancy Roosters on the night of March 11,
im. CHA8. R. WILSON,Marshal.
Honoluln. March 12, 1591.2712-lo- t
BVENTS OF TO-DA- f.
I O. O. F. Excelsior Lodge No. 1. at 7:30T. M.
A. O. P. Court Lunalilo, Nit. OJCO at 7:.i0r. m.
K. of P. Uniform Rank Drill, at 7:30 r.M.
Hawauax Opera Hocse Lucia Di Lam-mertuo-
at 8 p. m.
Arcnos Sale By Jas. F. Morgan tt sales- -rooms at lu a. m.
St. Andrew's Cathedral Services at G:S0A. M ,11 a. m., 12 M. and 7 P. M.
. --J
THE
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
Km J ant and fear not;l.t all tho end thou alm'st at be
Thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's.
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1891.
THE PLANTERS' MONTHLY.
The Planters' 3Ionthly for .Marchis out and is a more than usuallyfoil and instructive number. Thereis an interesting quotation from thecircular of Mr. Jag. Dunn, the Ha-
waiian Consul at Glasgow, on theabject of the relative value or
sweetening power of beet as com-
pared with cano sugar. There isin beet sugar a remarkable neutralelement known as " Eaffinose,"which constitutes from two to five
per cent, of its total weight. As itis perfectly harmless except thatbeing absolutely devoid of sweet-ness, it involves a loss to the con-
sumer equal to tho per centago inwhich it exists. That is, from twoper cent, in tho best to five percent, in the poorest beet sugar-Thi- s
" Raffinoso " is understood tobe a natural product originallypresent in the roots, and not fullyeliminated in the process of manu-
facture Singularly enough thisunwelcome element has a polariz-
ing effect of the same character assucrose, that is, it rotates the lightpassing through the solution whichcontains it in the same direction,bnt with nearly double the rotatorypower of sucrose. Henc a sugar(as beet) containing Itaflinoseshows a polarization in excess ofthat which represents the realcrystallizable sugar. This has at-
tracted the attention of the variousbeet root associations of Europewho adopted a rule allowing six-
pence per degree of raflinose with-out correcting tho polarization.However, a temporary agreementhas beeu arrived at, pending thisconference of sugar chemists to beheld next year.
An article by Professor Wileyon beet cultivation places tho yieldper acre at from 4 to --0 tons,rather a wide margin, the pricepaid which is now the basis of cal-
culating in making estimates at Sito 85 a ton, and tho cost of manum a a
xactnre oi raw aDout cents perpound. But as raw beet is bitterand must be refined, and the refin-
ing costs one cent per lb., homemanufactured beet sugar cannot b
put on the table under 3 cents, thoforeign sugar used in the Statescosts (including duty of 2 cents) t,or best granulated 6 cents per lb.
Wo have a full account of a newplant of machinery for thoPaauhauMill nearly completed at tho Hono-lulu Iron Works. It is a six-rolle- r
in three pairs, with maceration ar-
rangements. The whole work ofthe Rugar-hous- e, including evapor- -
be started early in April.The same forced draft furnaces
in use at Kealia by Mr. J. X. S.Williams arc shown above to bedoing excellent work.
Professor Van Slyke, formerly ofPunahou, contributes an analysesof the milk of the cocoanut, beingthe first, with one exception, everpublished.
An article on Kamie deals ratherwith the comparatively easy matterof culture than with the puzzlehow best to get rid of tbo gum.
Contributions on diseases andenemies of the sugarcane fromvarious portions of the sugar-growin- g
work contain much valu-
able information, and go far tomake this an interesting number.
LATF, FOREIGN NEWS.
Denver is building a MineralPalace. Open in May.
Thirty cadets failed at Annapolis'recent .Naval Academy examina-tion.
A Woman's Temple, to cost $2,-500.00- 0,
is in course of erection atChicago.
iVicoIa Trezza and Charles Mc-Elwai- ne
must be executed by elec-tricity in New York State.
Lieutenant Scbwatka, who read2,000 obituaries of himself, has re-covered his bump and will go toAlaska.
Mexico's plan for exhibition is torepresent the history of Mexicofrom the Aztec to the present timo,and is a history of the human raceand human habitations in thiscountry.
The British troop ship Orontes,with the Leicester Battalion cnboard, was struck by a tidal wavewhile on the way to Halifax, andtwenty-fiv- e soldiers were more orless hurt, having arms broken andotherwise bruised.
It is believed in Washington thatMorrow will be appointed to thenew Circuit Judgeship of tho Ninth(or San Francisco) district. It issaid that President Harrison re-
gards him as a very able lawyer,and entertains a warm personalregard for him.
Major Wissmatm has punishedthe Kibosh tribe in Africa, and indoing so he killed 200, wounded GO
and captured 50 of the tribesmen.Tho German loss was 2 niGn killedand 15 wounded. The Germanscaptured G0,000 head of cattle anda quantity of ammunition andivory.
The work of taking the censusof the British Empire was begunThursday in India. It is expectedto show 280,000,000 inhabitants inIndia against 254,000.000 in 1881.The British Isles will be taken amonth hence, and it is estimatedthe population will show an in-
crease of 15 per cent.
An important step has been takenin the settlement of the contestover the seat of Senator Dubois ofIdaho. His name has been put onthe roll of Senators, and he willreceive his pay as a duly electedUnited States Senator from thatState. Senator Edmunds says thelaw and precedents sustain thisaction.
Berlin, March 5. Official Gov-
ernment statistics have been pre-pared on the 2172 cases of tuber-culosis treated by the Koch method.Of the cases of internal tuberculosis13 are reported cured, 171 consider-abl- y
improved. 194 improved, and46 died ; while of the cases of ex-
ternal tuberculosis 15 are reportedcured, 148 considerabljr improved,238 improved, and 9 died. Thesuccess of Koch's remedy has exceeded every anticipation.
Under the new apportionmentbill no state will lose any represen-tatives. It will give a House of356 members, being 24 more thanat present. Alabama will gain 1,as also Arkansas, California. Colo-
rado, Georgia, Kansas. Massachu-setts, Michigan, Missouri, NewJersey, Oregon, Washington andWisconsin. Illinois will gain 2,as also will Minnesota, Pennsyl-vania and Texas, while Nebraskawill cain 3. If the election of 1888is taken as a basis of estimating thepolitical distribution of the twenty-fou- r
new members, the Republicanswill have one more than two-thir- ds
of the addition to the House; butif the election of 1S90 is to be takenas a guide, there will be about aneven division of the new strength.It will not. under the new appor-tionment, be too large a represen-tative body. With 62,000,000 popu-lation, a House of 356 is nottoo largo. Great Britain, with35,000,000, has a Commons of G70
members, and France, with 38.000,-00- 0,
has a Chamber of 557 Depu-ties. So, too, Germany and Austriahare much larger Houses, in pro-portion to tho population, than isproposed for the United States. Thebasis upon which the new apportionment rests is tho giving of onerepresentative to every 173,901 in-
habitants. San Jose Mercury.
Hiram Walker & Sons 1883 "Club" WhiskeyHIRAM WALKER & SONS 18S4 " IMPERIAL" RYE WHISKEY,
Ex FVCSX, HOG Days From New York.G-I- Palm Tree, J. D. K. & Z., J. J. Melcher's " Elephant," Boord fc
Son'a "Old Tom," Large Stone Jugs Exquise," "Royal Club."BRANDIES De Laape Fils & Co. . Hennery . John Exshaw
Extra No. 1, Gonzalez & Co. 5 Crown.
GUINNESS' STOUT,PAB9T
I3VS3' ALK,MILWAUKEE BEER,
FRDEBICKSBURGIu Quarts and Pints.
W. C. PEACOCK & CO.,O. Box 504. 1SC2 gf88-3- TelephonesP.
Bargains! -
THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D..
Bei to announce that in consequence of extensive repairs to their buildinv,they are Removing their Stock of Goods to the
Mcllsr KRISTS" BLOCK.
BEER,
46.
:- Bargains!--:o:
save expense of handling,
Honolulu.79--q
tOST During removal, in order to
Their Entire Stock is Offered at Reduced Rates!
TO THE TRADE.Persona requiring anything in their lino will find this a epecially favot-abl- e
opportunity.
New Groods, iSTew GoodsHave lately been received and fresh invoices are on the way.
PACIFIC HAEDWAEE CO., L'd.,Fort Street,
The Weekly (iazette and Daily P. 0. Advertiser
.AJUE THE LEADING I'APRIiS OK THE K1NODOM
AND HAVE THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADV MARCHII I II II II I II iit i ir i z ran lUM.w i ( Ar i i r ii in m . ,vuuu ItaiUIIAI IV. Iiit 1 I. II WUna3..74Shn, . u. .i.U UVi kj
x ATTEMPTED MURDER.fruit ThL J. w"anas ana AJDGxesKh. ?M.rKO was vh ued at $198,580.35. StoertiscsKnts.
r n &an about theS"t'lll5.sanie.day "the Sussex is A Chinaman Tries to Kill a NaTIME TABLE.
To Take Effect From January 3,anrt pw l"..ttrnve. were. The Hounslow
.Vii in hi1881. ?rr l "head of her. The shin. er4ft.. II 1 1 r TT 1 M nn U in 1. Sir The Coronado Water Co., IF YOU WANTTJ 1 LISM
ive Woman and Jler Father.About 2 o'clock yesterday after-
noon a Chinaman who goes by thename of Tarn Lum started oat topractice shooting, usiDg first a na-tive woman, Julia Kauhane, then her
Ir-- in & CHlTu bgTsu M S
--68 hrhi0,37 baR3 s"Bar: G. Lvcurgus,&Co 9CJp banaiias: Campbell. Marshallh",;,' baP9 sugar. Sundries: 1,855
rJiLeI1 "5 ihIrtwn American merchant
Hardware Crookovir mocT It A I X 8A.M.
Leave Honolulu. ..C:15A.M. P.M. p.m.8:45 1:45 4:30t auvucx ouu unerwaras mmseii as OF CORONADO, CALIFORNIA,
Arrive Honoullull.7: :15 9:49 2:4 x.o. vw iu purt now.
Several nf th a o , .r..., it io:51 3:51 5:50t- toui uauiiR captains& hftVe aKead,y &onest.,;,.north returned to
--faints, Oils and VarnishesELECTROLIERS, ' CHANDELIERS, Metal or Glass
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES;
DELAWARE OIL, 1 ire Test 130 Degrees.
HOUSE FURBISHING GOODS!
targets, it seems that the nativewoman had formerly been livingwith Tarn Lum, who had been keep-ing a restaurant on Nuuanu street.He, wishing to have her return to
ionoiuiu..S:10 1 1:55 4:55 6:45t v.vuuwuiiicnioiiuia on23d.ilarcht Saturdays onlv. -- : HAVE APPOINTED53-- tf- T,a0ptai.M R' Dabe1' M. Staples and W.Sundays excepted.
Tide, Sunbv p. j.
oy the steamship Zealandia.fla?!ft l!'mS bAr.k Horatio was flying.W
mast March 23d, out of reS&ctto tne memory of the late Captain D. B.
Moon.LYONS.
live with him, hunted her up, find-ing her at a bouse near where herfather lived. Refusing to go with BENSON, SMITH & Co.x
r.&
The steamer Kaala w ill leave on Tburs-?u- l??r."1rs for a circuit of Uahu. taking
Vlt :, blshop's route, while the latteres,sel will go on the Marine Hallway.The steamer J. A . '
the Chinaman, the woman startedfor her father's house, followed bythe then enraged Tarn. Her fatheradvised her to go back to the housefrom which she had inst lofK hni i.
3
p.ra a ina.m.i.4 i
SILVER PLATED WARE, CUT1 KRY 1WKFT irvrvra Win .
GRA&S CUTTERS, ETC.
Plantation Supplies or--Agricultural Implements
'Oil... 2. CO
p.m.7.008.0
S.20I10''it 2.30 C.Ol
6 Oil
6.6U
6.126.126.13
COS5.526.41
ioa....:25' 3. 30 AGENTS IN THE HAWAIIAN9.00another ioHd of sugar, 1,300 bags, on bun-ca- y
from Kooiau.The bark J. U. Pflueer bean taking ii.
ISLANDS FOR THE9 5V.&l3 40
a in.4. 10;5 Ml
!Pm. a. tu10.2m
p.m.lu.-- 0
11. So6.13 SALE OF THE5.40 11. U)
5 606 585.67
6.137.2t8 21
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fore she could move, the murderousvillian fired at her, hitting her belowthe left breast. Not content withthis he shot at Kauhane, then triedto commit suicide by shooting him-self in the lower part of the
rl...
u..6.14
sugar on Monday, the received her lirstlot from the Kaimiloa.The tern Alien A. left on Sunday, March22. in ballast for Eureka.
C.20
6.6o!
6.30 11.40p.m.i
e.onl .20a.m.l.uu 5 63 I 6.14 10.13
Tlaie S;1 for ffae14 h. 0 m. 0 s (miduiirhti of oK a.t,. .u. 2dm. The oflScer8 Paauhan and Knnlnni b. p. M. ol Uouolulu Observatorytimf. Coronado raral fait is
ZOCAI, AND GENERAL.
A target for the tempest! Ml't,K.i.vicnb.7.t!ie sn TVhisticef the Donnimn
THE BEST WINDMILL IN EXISTENCE I
JBwy Them FromTHE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., LU,
o' Vo bove the Custome TriSli. e7"i wWKtlo lu s.mndedy at Honolulu Meau Noon.Meridian, or lu h. 31 m. 20 . of nrli?
on duty near the place, back of Kan-taakapi- li
Church, rushed to the sceneand captured the would-b- e murderer,takiDg him to the station.
After Doctors McKibbin andMiner dressed his wound, he wastaken to the Queen's Hospital, as
" Lucia Di Lammermoor."time.
Justice McCallvMeteorological.I .i . "rf x--
cio mib wees. BANK,FORT STREET, OPPOSITE SPRECKELS'HONOLULU.
flg-CIRCULA-RS, DIRECTIONS, ETC.. ON APPLICATION. 2708-- q 73-- q
HAROM.59
at 2 r. m. foro-The Kinau will sail
Maui and Hawaii.5 Si aa.5
3 New Store! New Goods!Royal Hawaiian Operafionse iwas mso me woman and her father.The latter's wound is not a seriousone, the bullet hitting him on theleg.
By the latest information from theHospital, the Chinaman was hardljexpected to recover. The other twoare resting as comfortably as pos-sible under the circumstances.
Chicken thieves are again on their F SPRING DRESS ME11S!0 13 30.078a nMo
7(7230 21.3).''
'.0C,?: o.i--80 ii. HOToes ivuuubi uet your gun ready !
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L. J. LEVEY. --
W. H . HAMILTON,OSCAR HfcKOLDJ. BORJES
LES8KE AlfD MANAGER- - 6TAE DIRECTOR
MUSICAL DJRECToRLEADER
T?E
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WedThuTrl.Sat.
do won a watch this week? See) 16.H.1W. 1930.12 Immense Assortment Now Open at'yi..00
'S'U.OI "icuman's Watch Ulub notice else--lJO. lo.JO. 17 7Uwnere.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR, JN. . 8ADTTS' .
. It is astonishing by what narrow Continued Success!Bo you want to rent a fine rosi- - margins some people escape makingfence ? AddIv to J. A Ma 104 Fort Street, : Honolulu, H. 1.11 I O TUwigo iwriuopB. it is reported that XT nProf. Alextnder Graham Bell tried NeW lOlIC ( flM O.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
AKKIVALS.Monday, March 23.
Schr Kauliluafrom Hanapepe.cchr Lavmia from Haualei.
CHILDREN'S' UNDERWEAR,
Hot r hnna cr .1 , , ogaiu tu uereuuue DCnutd.BOY'S WAISTS, Etc.,mav at the Vienna CHAILLER, CEIA.TJJ17ES.
All Wool ; extra fine quality ; latest designs ;terest in his invention for sio.onnModel Bakery. AND LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON,
BOY'S & MISSES' HATS,Cameron thougnt Bell a half-witte-d
dreamer, refused to put up a dollur,Another tourist tnnlr snma on on TUESDAY EVEK'G, MARCH. 24thshots at the people on the wharf. FANCt FIGUhED and SOLID COLUK SATEENS- -anu nuaiiy gave orders that Bells lould no longer be admitted tohis office That half interest to-da- y
Choice Millinery, Ribbons and FlowersDonizetti's Tragic Opera, in Four Acts, A JNew Assortment ol CHjvojr, oa mo Zieaianaia wasleaving. AMBRICS, in stripea in holid colors; something new,
oEPAiirniKs.Scsdav. March 22.
Am wh bk E F Herriman, Fish, for theArctic Ocean.Am tern Allen A, Schage, for Eureka.
Monday, March 23.atmr Pele, Smjthe, for Kukaiau.
tn1' J A Cnniniins, Neilson. for Kooiau.it Al S Zealandia, Utereudorp, for SanFrancisco.
entitled,
Excavation for the basement for DI LAMMERMOOR:- ---:LUCIA -:-- -:- - SPOOL SILK, Etc.nuui iaj uunusome interest on10,000,000. The Westinghouse
air-brak- e was hawked about thecountry for 6500 for the half-intere- st,
with no takers. By the
uie new tnuidiDg on the corner ofU ort and Merchant streets has beencommenced. Reserved Seats may be secured at
the office of Mr. L J Levev. 2"20 2ty . . . Prices Seasonable!a. native woman, while ridingilnn. T - . mm- -way, LdiSv n has discovered a newindustry for women. In his shopsyiwu6 ojoroiuuia street Monday even
ms. fell from hpr hnruo a;i Masquerade -:- - Ball !
Stmr Hawaii, Hilbus, for Nuu and Haka-la- u.
StmrLehua, Fitzgerald, for Ilonomu.btrar Kilauea Hou, Nye. for Ookala.cchr Kulamanu for Kohala.i m
VKSSKLS LEAVING TO-DA- Y.
Stmr Waialeale.Chanev. for Nawiliwili,Kilauea and Hanalei at 5 p ni.Stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and Ha-waii at 2 p ni.
Stmr Mikahala. Camnholl. fnr Von; of
New Goods Every Steamer.cated a thigh.la tcraoy ne uas aoout a
dozen, whose duty it is to 6ingongs, repeat poetry, and talk bubv FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ATlne funeral services for the late talk into his phonographic dolls.
Fine French Silk Striped ChaillesIn Pink, Bluer, and Gold Stripes;
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODSIn plaids and stripes, fancy fiured open plaids and tripe8; an immenM
assortment at VERY LOW PRICES.Tucking, Tucking, Tucking,
in plain and fancy ; new designs.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED BOX SUITSin white cream and color d.
The Poiiular Millinery House, 1 04 Fort St
ESPERANCA CLUBcaptain L. is. Adams are to takeplace at the Central Union Church
On Saturday Evening, March 28th Gr OOD'S,at z o'clock this afternoon.r 1 v uui .it5 P mStmr James Makso. Araronio- -
Her Majesty the Queen and sniteKapaaat4pm. "Stmr Claudine, Davies. for Maui at 5 Mclntyre Block, Fort Street.
2709-3m- q
The Best Medicine.Take the open air,
The more you take the better,Follow Nature's laws
To the very letter.Let the doctors go
To the Bay of Biscay ;Let alone the gin,
The brandy, and the whiskv.
are expected to leave this morningby the tug Eleu, for Hanauma. nn
At 7 o'clock, at' the.1
Portuguese Society Hall, Alapii Stvthe other side of Diamond Ha1
p m.StmrLikelike.Caraeron.for Hsmakua at5 pm.Schr Moi Wahine for Paauilo.Schr Mary for Paaui oSchr Lavinia for Hanalei.Schr Mille Morr s for Knnl.m
This week will finish the engage Two Prizes for Costume Dancing.One Prize for the most Comical.
UP-TOW- N
Book, News and Stationery Store.ment or the Tsew York Opera Com- -pany at the Honolulu Ooera HohkaSchr Sarah & Eliza for Kooiau. 66-- f
-- according to the advertisement. XTickets $1. to be had at the door.2717-t- dVKSSKLS IK POUT.
(This list does not inrlnrla Invitations are out for the mar--nasre of Hon. L. Von Tm nslrv and BMP NuMiss Amy Wodehouse, daughter of
Freely exercise.Keep your spirits cheerful,
Let no dread of sicknessMake you ever feariul.
Eat the simplest food,Drink the purest water,
Then you will be well,Or, at least, you ought to.
A tricycle with a petroleummotor has been invented that willgo forty nine miles an hour. Pretty
me Druisii uommissioner. Theevent will take place Monday, March AND
Full supplies BASE B VLL GOODSwill arrive on next S. S. Australia.
The biggest bargain yet KNCYCLO-PEDI- A
billTTANICA with AmericanSupplement vols, only $55.
COLTOVS LARGE ATLAS-lat- estedition, just received, elegantly bound,subscription $20.
VTbe most remarkable Book ofthe year" THE LIGHT OF THEWORLD." bv Sir Edwin Arnold.anthnr
CASTLE & COOKE,IMPORTERS , '
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
UBS Iroquois. Bishop, from Samoa.Bk C O Wniimore, Ward. Newcastle.Ger bk J C Pfluger, Kruse, Bremen.Oer bk Sant-ago- , M Geerds, New York.Am ship Kxporter, Kezer, Newcastle.Am schr Golden Shore. Henderson.Newctl.Am Bk Sonoma, Lee. Newcastle.Am ship .Merom. Bjorn. Port Townsend.or bk Indefatigable. Falck. Newcastle.Am bk Hi-spe- r, Kmersou, Newcastle.Am bk Albert. Winding, San Francisco.Am bkt SO Wilder, Griffiths, San Fran.Am bkt Eureka, Peterson, Eureka.Am tern J G North, Ipsen, ban Francisco.
ouin.Mr. G. A. Stark of Hilo and Mrs.
A V T 3 Tit l - -PAPER RULING.
a. jlj. uau win no nnir.pn in mnr--
of the Liirht ot Asia. etc. Souarp. 12The undersi jrned having purchased theStock in trade and good-wi- ll of the bind
nage at 8:30 o'clock this morning atSt. Andrew's Cathedral, and leaveon the Kinau in the afternoon forHilo.
soon every man will be hia own en-gineer and conductor, and the com-mon road will be his railroad track.
mo.. 280 pages; handsomely bound inpaper covers. Price 60ery business of A. H. Raseman, are pre The MEKKITT TYPE WRITTCR DKALXBS IKWill make VOtl "Live InnerThere are twenty-si- x monarchies
au DKt iviiKuac, uuner.fort TownsendAm bk Harvester, Schnaner. NewcastleAm wh bk Horatio, New Bedford.
pared to fill orders for Ruling and Bind prosper.Another bold thief visited the New stock to hand with an improve- -ing ment added.and twenty-hv- o republics in thecivilized world to-da- y; sixteen re-- j See our wonderful line of TART.f.ts
residence of Mrs. H. W. Anld, nearthe Queen's Hospital, on Saturdaynight, and carried off a bunch of
from 5 cents up.puniics are in bouth America.FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
,.v8,els- - Where from. Doe.BkVivax New York... .Mav i.FISH'S ARITHMETIC, 85 cents.tyClearilie OUt slifhtlv sniloH h'nrlSecond strnef. PhilnrlAlnViin io
PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES,LAW and other BOUKS,
PLANTATION LABOR andMILL BOOKS,
keys and thirty-fiv- e
"mdollars in gold,, , . . 7 . .7 - 7 ' I ' Books at HALF-PRIC- E!uo Viuueriy oi an agea lady stay- - said to ne the longest straight streetmg at Mrs. Auld's house. of any city in the world. ACCOUNT BOOK
of all kinds.Obituary. THOS. G. THRUM.SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
Bk FoohngSuey.... Boston June 7gfe H Hackfeld Liverpool June 4Bk Newsboy Newcastle. . . . Feb 2SBkt Amelia Port Towns d . . Mar 23Tern J C Ford San Fran(Mah)Mar2lBk Callao Liverpool June 1Ship Centennial New York. . . May 30Schr Robt Lewers. . . Port Town'd.'. .Mar 31Bk C D Bryant San Francisco.Mar 2Bk Annie Johnson.. Liverpool Jun 18Norbktfabino Barrv MariaGer ship J C Glade.. .Liverpool June 5
The late Captain David B. Adams,whose death was announced in the
and in short any work in the Bookbind 133G 134-- y Pkopbiitok.HOT BUNS OF THEvery best quality will be madeespecially for Good Friday by
ing line, at short notice and thebest style ofAdvertiser of yesterday, was born
in jiiartuas Vineyard, Mass. He MARSHAL'S SALE.
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
PIL.ykNT-A.TlO-N 8UPPHE8,
Carpenters' Blacksmiths' Machinist' and Flrlmbers, Tools,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSKitchen Utensils, Paints, Oile, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and
G-ener- al Merchandise.Blake's Steam Pumps, Westons Centrifugalp,
Wilcox & Gibbs. and Remington Sewing Machines,
Dr. Jane & Sons Family Medicine;1114 79-- 0
J. L. MEYER, ".
leaves a wite and two daughters tothe Viesxa Model Bakebt. Leave yourorders at The Elite Ice Cbeam Pahiobs.
2721-- 4tmourn his loss. The Captain, while Term3 Mjderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed DY virtue of a writ of exe- -
I cution issued out of the Police Court.February A. D. ISfllon tne zm day of
nut lutiniug 11 wnaung trip last year,was a very successful whaler andquite popular among his acquaint-ances. His body has been embalmed.
To those who need a pleasant Tonicfor any kind of debility, we can recom and against Lee Kin and Quon Chow.partneis"Best of Stock only used,
best of workmen only employed. as oun aee nop Co., defendants, in favor
Am ok men iv nam ewcastle Apr 30Am bkG V Watson. Newcastle. ..June 1SwcdbkSvea Newcastle... Apr 30Am schr Salvator... Newcastle Apr 30Jap S S Onii Maru.. . Yokohama. ..Mar 26Bkt S N Castle Fran . . . . Mr 31Bkt W 11 Dimond San Fran... .Apl 1Bkt Planter San Fran Apl 5OSS Australia Stn Fran ... .Mar SiR M S S Mariposa . . . Coionie9 A pi 9R M S S Alameda .. Colonies Mav 7Brgt G H Douglass. .8 F ( Kah) ... .Apl 15Am bk Ceylon San Fran Apl 9Am bk J D Brewer.. Boston... Julv25Am bkt Mary Vinkelnan..San F Apl 1
mend Clements' as the best. For saleby Hollister & Co.
or si. Kj. Alien, doing business as Allen &KODinson, plaintins. for the sum of Two
PGF"A11 orders from the other islands Hundred Seventeen and 50-1- 00 Dollaraim win oe snipped to Marthas Vine-yard, which place he left February23d, arriving here by the late trip ofthe Zealandia.
($217 50), I have levied upon and shallpromptly executed. expose for sale at the front entrance ot3uu) Urjertistmtnte.Kalakaua Hale, in the District nt Honolulu, Island of Oahu. at 12 o'clock v. nfAddress or call at the office of THURSDAY, the 2d day of April A. D.Wooden Wedding Anniversary. the loai, wj me uignest Diaaer, an tne right,title and interest of the said Lee Ki n andWThe friends of Mr. and Mrs.PASSENGERS.
H. F. WICHMAN
WATCH Sm CLDB!Quon Chow, defendants, in and to the fol- -lowing property, unless judgment.interest, csts and mv exrensea b nrPT..
i u '
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
46 Merchant Street,2693-- 1 y Hon'olulu.
Purchasing Agent.
uuaiy (Jam.
Z. K. Meyers gave, Monday evening,a surprise party in commemorationof their wooden wedding annivereary. The surprisers gathered earlyin the evening at the Meyers' resi-dence, completely taking the in
List or property for sale : 1 clock. 4 hed House id Decorative Painter,rracsteads (white pine). 18 wooden horses !The SEVENTH Club is now beingCome and secure a place in th.s Club, cunter, 2 tool chests with tools. 1 tool nox
with tools, 1 grind stone and stand. 2 car-penter's benches. 1 bundle of moulding. 11blocks of hardwood, 3 tables. 5 lockers, 1
unfinished table. 1 cabinet ni&fepr' mn.
their Watches onThe following drewMonday, March 2 id:
DEPAETT7BES.For Ban Francisco, per R M S S Zea-
landia, Mar 23 Lord Raynham. II Kitcat,Mrs J N Robinson, Miss Roy, Dr C BWood, Captain R Dabel, Captain MStaples, G E Howe. Captmn Matson, MissG L Stevens. Mrs T L El is C BoehnierMrs Hirshberg. Mis Hirshberg, MrsLapham, W H AlcCreery. T Tillmann, AHutcbins. E Dekum. Miss M SchmidtMiss L Gan-ber- W Schmi-it- . Steerage'A Evan, P RicKard, J R Meyers, J Rob-erts. WJ More, A K Faulkner and wifeL Wats-m- . Wra L Gray. J L Purvis, MissCliff rd. O Soreuson, Wm Hanly and 8others.
mates oy surprise. After spendingthe eveniDg very pleasantly, the! DEING ESTABLISHED IN SAN PAPER HANGING. A SPECIALTY.Lf FranciRpr. I nffVr mv sprvirps to Ha
waiian residents, a- - a Purchasing Agpn'.My thorough acquaintance with the 1M
CLrB 1 Member No. 12.Clcb 2 Member No. 16.Club 3 Member No. 39.Cicb 4 Member No. 63.Clcb 5 Member No. 51.Club 6 Member No. 55.
mends departed leaving many hand-some wooden presents.
Cts Bargains.
chine, tools, etc., 3 boxes o- - Chinese provi-- sons, 1 lamp, 2 carriage wheels, 1 stoi. 1ld guitar. 2 old bamboo chairs. 5 old
chairs, 1 anvil and vice. 1 lot of windowpanes. Hot R. W. boards. 1 lot N. W.boards, 1 lot iron screws, bolts, etc. etc.
and trade wul enable me to give coedsatisfaction in my purchases. Terms 5 per No. 130 Fort St, Honolnln.c-- iu on pun nases up t jo- - ; zy per centAt Mr. Morgan's sales, Monday, the on larger orders. Ada res.:
GKO. HEINEM ANN. 8651 q1367-3- m 911J- Geary 5t., San Francisco.
(Signed) C. L. HOPKINS.Marshal.
Honolnla, Mar. 3, 1891. 2703-l- m
TO LET.
We Have a Few More Places Open 1
3" Parties living outside of Honoluludesiiing t join one of the Ciubs can make
lot on .Nunanu, near Vineyard street,formerly the property of the heirs ofthe Rich estate, was bought for!
SHIPPING NOTES.
The schooner Mary brought l.O barssugar from Ko-jolalel- Lavi.iia,093 fromKauai; Kauhlua. 210 bags rice fromHanapepe; and Mille Morris, 400 fromKooiau.
Solid Silver Goods.tneir payments by mail.tfay-The- se watches are cased in solid 14
Karat Gold, with 6ne full ieweled WalthaniMovements, and are warranted to be ac
GEO. W. LINCOLN,
BUILDER and COISTTRA-CTOi- l
3,62U by Mr. J. H. Bruns.The lot on JBeretania street was
sold to Margaret T. Morgan for$1,500 ; While the two Iarra rm
HAVE PURCHASED THE ENTIREIThe tern John GMR. L. ADLER IS HAVING
five nice Cottaues put up on theprounrtu known as th Tie impnu h.North moved from th consignment, of cilver Ware latetv spnt
King and Kekaulike streets brought neidc Premises. Punchbowl street. Pnrbto Capt. G. Heinemann from Norwav andwill sell the same at greatly reduced rates.Just the things for birthday presents.
curate lime Pieces.f72I-l- t H. F. WICHMAN, Pfior.
FOR LEASE!Cottage will contain six looms, with rent Is prepared to furnish Tlans and Specifications for. and Construct allkinds of Buildings, eitLer Brick, Stone, Iron or Wood, in a BttitfactorrmannerHI.ii",aic. .ypiy ai iae cooe s're. .t'nronases delivered in any part of the xj iMiuanu street. 2709 1m
Beinjr a Practical Architect mvpelf. I am nrenarorl tn m.v. -- n ri.Kingdom free. C. H. D'CKKY.
Hamakuapoko, Mani. March 17, 1891.1367 3rr
NOTICE.Japanese Employment Office.
Census returns show that theSalvation Army has 86,062 mem-bers in the United States, with 329organizations, 40 church edifices,287 halls, with a total seatingcapacity of 102,261.
IN COURSE OF ERECTION, ON
Fish Market to the Oceanio Company'swharf on Monday to finish unloading hrcargo.
The whaler E. F. Herriman Las poneon a whaling cruise in the Arctic Ocean.
The brigantine John D. Spreckels willleave Kahului with a cargo ofsugar for san Francisco. The steamerClaudine will tow her out.The barkentine Robert Sudden, now atKahului, will get put all her coal aboutSaturday. She will load sugarforSanJbran- -
The steamship Zealandia carried the fol-lowing cargo for San Francisco, March 3
bags sugar, weighing 4,251,633
and Specification", and Personally Superintend the pair e.Thankful to all who have entrusted their work to tne heretofore I horn tomerit a continuance of their patronage, by giving the same my personal ruxxryiiruncuoowi mm, just above resi
dence ot J. r. HacKfeld, Esq.. com ion and mg uuujpeieui absibianis, mereoy enaoiing me to guarant9e ntlmanding a fine view ol the harbor andA 1 faction.A NYONE WISHING JAPANESE SER-van- ts
or seamen, wi 1 do well to .oil 'ALL KINDS OF JOBBING and RFPATRTKfi .i.-..-'.:- '.Diamond Head, a hne Dwelling, contain-ing six rooms, with bay window, pantry,kitchen, closets, bth and stationary wah t the Emp'ovment Office, No. 64 Mauna- - Offices and Stores Fitted up with neatness and dispatch. v J w.milE CAPTAIN OR AGENTS OF THE
whaling bark Horatio will not be re-sponsible lor debts contracted by any of
Kea street, leiephone 574.stands ; also, table and carnaee house atTexas has 250 counties, 20.5 or-
ganized and forty-fiv- e unorganized.Texas is an empire. tached. Apply to J. ALFRED MAGOON, JAPANESE OFFICE.--Aiiorney-ai-iaw. 272Mw EMPLOYMENT
2717-l- m
G. W. LINCOLN,65-q- J 75 and 77 Kiso 8rxxr.
2720-6- t Master of Bark Horatio. I Bell Telephone 275.
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DAILY jPACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. MARCH 24, 1891.
Sfctcrlistmiius. WHY WOMEN DON'T MARRY.
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Mrs. William C. Whitney, wife
We G. Irwin S Company,Baldwin Locomotives! HO. I DAIS;
EjStTEEPRISE planing millPETER HIGrH : - Prop.
Office and Mill on Alakea near Queen Street.
California
FEED CO.,KING k WRIGHT, Props.
Doors, Sash, Bids, Screens. Frames, Etc, Etc.
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MOULDINGS Turned
I T a-tr- Jr MiKWf(ll
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Superintendent, 1 am now prepared toBuilding, and will Superintend the JonEtruction oi tne same.
Please call and examine designs
0-- Prompt attention to all orders.
PKOF. DR. MED. G. JAEGEft'S
and Sawed Work.
""(llnWIlli'tllA....''.. .., ii'.iiiiT..-2- :
r. Tt Ptpkv. Architect and Buildinefurnish Designs for every description oi
before placing your orders elsewhere.153--q
Hawaiian Islands.LSiimeuj 1'JiUJJ. u. jAiur-Jtv- .
Merchant-stree- t window.
to WM. BENGERS SONS, Stuttgart, theSanitary Underclothing after my system
which are stamped in blub with theMY SIGNATURE UNDERNEATH. Ueware OI
Signed PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.o--
Genuine Sanitary Underclothing
CERTIFICATE TRAXSLATION:
I herewith appoint MR. M. GOLDBERG, Agent for the Sale of myGenuine Sanitary Underclothing for the
Stuttgart, the 19th of September, 1890.
iS?"Original to he seen in my
I certify herewith that I have givensole authority for the manufacture of
of the of the U. S.Navy, thus answers the question ofwhy more girls do not marry :
"Higher education, it seems tome, is one of the chief reasons whymore girls do not many. It hasmade them more independent, andhas qualified them to be more self- -
supporting. JSow that tne atner- -
ent professions are open to mem,they have the broad neias oi litera-ture, and they hold professorships,and the result of it all is that theyhave outgrown the necessity of thechampionship of man.
"Women formerly were mororomantic than they are now. Theirdomestic duties their spinning andweaving allowing their thoughtsto wander usually to some manwhom thev idolized and withwhom marriage meant congenialityand happiness. Another reasonwhy fewer women marry in thesedays is because of inherited wealth.When, with child-lik- e dependence,woman turns to man lor supportand protection, there naturally ismore flflVptinn and conseauenuv agreater inclination to marry. The.woman who watcnes ior uei
het from which daily needs aresupplied is happier, as a rule, manher wealthy neighbor, wno nabnever had to consider the cost ofanything, who has but to wish andhave every wish gratihed.
"Tha knowledge of thisunaouni--
edly prevents many an heiressfrom marrying, and the third rea-son is that old maids are no longerlooked down upon as they were.mere is no longer any stigma upuuthem. Now if woman chooses toremain unmarried nobody says anything. She chooses her kind of lileand her choice is respected."
A Timely Hint.Every merchant says un ex
change, shonld use printed stu- -
tionery, no matter how large orhluuii a Dusmess no iuvj uv umug.We latelv received a letter from amerchant who had neirlected this.The letter required an answer, buttne signature was written in away that mad it impossible to de- -
cinher it. A direction was madeas near it as possible, and ho mayreceivo the letter, but if he doesiub uieun win uciuug w tuc jjuok- -
master who must guess at the in- -
3;e AmX :'SSvprtni Kftvft Innked more business- -
. -- ij l1!lX7p onsf hnt., , ,
trine. iuercuuuL uucountryi . . . i. ineglect tnese inmiTS, UO uusiue&a
- 1 1 1 1men. lou nave been selling goousrnr livmo-.- " Chanfro that this
year, and sell eoods for a businessThen vou will wake up, use tnesethings, and find that at the end ofthe vear vou have mado moremoney than you ever did before.And the best place to get yourprinting done is at the GazetteOmce, 4G Merchant street.ssnnannnnnnwannnmnVwmBnnnnnnnna
FUENISHED ROOMS.
FORT - ST. HOUSE,No. 184 Fort Street.
ELEGANT FURMISHED HOOMSeither single or en suite, at reasonable rates. Hot and cold water
baths and all modern conveniences to befonnd in a first-clas-s house. Apply on thepremises to
27I0-l-m WM. P. CROOKS.
The Enterprise Hack Co
mas BEENand has removed to CarriageStand No. 13. opposite the Po-
lice Station.- - Telephone orders will receiveprompt attention and the public Guaranteed satisfaction. Wagonetts furnished ata xew minute's notice.
aW"Bell Tel. 113 ; Mutual Tel. C50.WALLACE JACKSON,
150-l- m Manager.
NOTICE.FROM AND AFTERthis date we will not beresponsible for anyfreicht after same has
been landed. Parties to whom freight isconsigned must be at the landing to receivetneir freight
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.Honolulu. Sept. 5. 18C0. H2-- q
H. PETERSEN133 Fort Street.
Fresh Fruits ard Potatoes by every Stnir.from San Francisco; the best in
the market.A fine Stock of Havana Cigars, Tobacco.Orders for Groceries promptly filled.
"Cash sales small pronts. 'zbu-6w- q
NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THISopened a retail store at No. 78
Nuuanu street, for the purpose of selling
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,combined with a
Tailoring and Dressmaking Department
WONG HOP CHANG.Ane. 21. 1890. 45-- q
NEW YORK LINE!
Al VESSEL WILL BE DES-patch- edAN in this Line to sail fromNew York in all the month of May .
JDfiTFor further information apply to
CASTLE & COOKE.Honolulu, II. I.,
or to W. U. Crossmax & Bro.,77 and 79 Broad St., New York.
2706-12- t
&D CO
4 &
7 3SS
jsuTS.kt?' .35.
141 Days from Liverpool!
LARGE CARGO OF
New Goods
Anchors, Chains,Cocoa Mats, Kettles,
Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,Bedsteads,
Fence Wire,Sheathing Metal,
Roofing Iron,Cane Kniver,
Cutlerv
Sole Leather Trunks,White Lead, Red Lead,Boiled Linseed Oil,Castor Oil, Belting,Coal Tar, Water Tanks,Fire Brick, Red Brick, Alum,Red Ochre, Fire Clay,Bags, Twine,Filter-Clot-
h,
Soap, Groceries,Boots and Shoes,
Perfumery, Flags,Rope Brushes,
Croquet Sets,Dressing Casen,
Mirrors,Saddled
Bridles, Fells, Whips, Spurs,Blankets, Sheeting,Dry Goods, Merinos.Shawls, Handkerchiefs,Victoria Lawns,Mosquito Netting, Leggings,Laces, Ribbons, Hats, Helmets,Velvets, Embroidered Dresses,
Flannel,Basket Trunks,
Picnic Hampers,Rugs, Mats, Carpets,
Clothing, Tweeds,Ginghams,
Hosiery,
Suitings in latesfstyles,Underwear, Braces,Sofa Pillows.Gloves, Flouncing,Embroidery. Curtains,
. Table Napkins,Table Cloths,Water-proo- f Coats,Artificial Flowers.Dust Cloaks,Pajama Suits,Fine Hosiery Silk, Lisle, Cotton,
Dinner Sets,Tea Sets,
Desert Sets,Fancy Crockery,
Common Crockery,Wedgewood War,
Vases,
Wicker Ware, Fancy Chairs,Hammocks, Tables, Baskets.Umbrella Stands,Decanters,Salad Bowls,Mush Sets,Flower Pots,Filters,Etc., Etc., Etc.
(LIMITED),
OFFER FOR SALE
Lime and Cement,PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S
Compounds and Roofing
shed's patent
Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.
FERTILIZERS :
"Wool Dust,Bone Meal,
Fish OaanoALSO
BUCK & OHLANDT'8
High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.
GKASS SEEDS:
Cocksfoot, Rye Grass and Clovers.
REFINED SUGARS,
Falrbank Canning Co.'s Corned
Beef, I and 2 lb. tins.
SALMON IN BARRELS,181-- q
ISTEW GOODSa Fine Assortment.
V have just received per S.S. Australia,a nne selection ot jsew uooas, i
compnsini?, one I
Hand-paint- ed Porcelain Dinner Set.
8ILK and SATIN SCREENS,ebony frames, I
BUKSnawls. Elegant Tete-- a te uupsandbaucers. A fine lot of I
Manila Cigars and CUerootsloom a iJox. . I
Scarf Pins in great variety,. .j
Also, an assortment of new fitvfes ofI
Rattan Chairs and TablesAlso, a small selection of JAPANESE
COSTUMES.ayCall early and examine this fin
assortment of New Goods.
WING W0 CHAN & CO.No. 2 Ntxixanu Street.
79-- q '
LOVE'S BAKERY.So. 73 Knnana Street.
MBS. BOBT. LOVE, . . - ProprietTMS,
Every Description of Plain and faaoj
Bread and Crackers,!T BBS H
Soda CrackersA SIV
Saloon BreadAlwnya on Hand.
MILK BREADA 8PEOX4 LTT.
(aland Orders Promptly Attended to.
THEEISDOKIron and Locomotive Works,
Corner of Bsal and Howard Streets,
Ban Francisco.... ....'.....CaliforniaW. n. TAYLOR .PresidentB.8. MOOBK Superintendent
Builders of Steam Machinery
la all lie branches.
Steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines k Boilers,High Pressure or compound. .
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,with hulls ot wood, iron or composite. -
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adTlsable.
STEAM LAUNCHES. Barges and Steam TOM constructed with referenoa to the trade la which
- they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage anddraft of water guaranteed.
SDOAB MILLS and Sugar. Making Machinerymade after tbo most approved plans. Also, allBoiler Iron work conneciea tnerewitn.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler oi dheet Iron, of anysize, made In suitable lengths for connectingtogether, or Sheets rolled, punched and packedfor shipment, ready to be riveted on theground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and WaterPipes made by this establishment, rlreted byhydrauliorlTetlng machinery, that qualityofwork belnu far superior to nana work.
SHIP WOBB . Ship and Steam Capstans. SteamWinches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madeafter the most approTea plans.
BOLE Agents and manufacturers for the FaolflcCoast of the Heme safety uouer.
PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation orcity works' purposes, bum witn the celebratedDavy Valve Motion, superior to any otheipump.
JOHN DYER Honolulu
13m Room No. 3.upstalrs. Sprockets' Block
Beclward & Howell,
Contractors & BuildersBrick, Stone and Wooden Building
Estimates Given.
Jobbing: Promptly Attended to,76 KING STREET.
Kll Telephone Ho. 9. P. O. Box c3115-Stn- y
both at home and abroad. 1 recognize, as genuine, only tne banuary under
The undersigned having been appointedSola Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
FOB THE CELEBRATED
. Baldwin Locomotives
From the Works of
Bnrnliain, Parry, Williams & Co.,
Philadelphia, Fenn.,Are now prepared to give estimates andreceive orders for these engines, of anysize and style.
The Baldwin Locomotive Workb arenow manufacturing a style of Locomotive particularly adopted
For Plantation Purposes,
A number of which have recently beenreceived at thes8 Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing PlantationAgents and Managers with particulars oflame.
The superiority of these lxjcomotivesover all other makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughout theUnited States.
WM.:G. IEWIN & Ca,Bole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
79--q
City Meat Market
JOSEPH TINKER,
Practical Butcher,AHD MAKfcR OF THE
Celebrated Cambridge Fork Sausage
Made by the very best Machinery andr . ; cannot be equalled. His
Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork
is of the finest quality.
All orders entrusted to his care are de-livered with cleanness and dispatch withina radius ot three miles of tne city. Aiy
Cobmkd Beef asd Pickled Tokgues
Are a Specialty and need no comment.... '.My Celebrated
CAMBRIDGE PORK SAUSAGES
, "j Are th BEST in the Islands.
Sy Upwards of half a ton a week sold.
; Don't forget the address
CITY MEAT MARKET, NHUANU STREET,
(Opposite Queen Emma Hall.)
ss. B. No connection with anyother Market. 125-- q
FILTER PRESSES.
I i.k t i 1 ?. HAWin, March , 1888.
Bltdon Iron and Looomotiri) Works. Bn FrB- -oUoo.
Oantleiuen We bave naed two of yourFilter PreaaeathlBieoaon. They
are oonTenlent, easily handled and are workingentirely to onr satisfaction. I can recommendno improvement on them.
Very respectfully yours.(slsnea) A. Moons.
Manager Pa&unan Plantation.r, f
HuiA, Sept. 38, 1689.Ma. John Dim, Agent Blsdon Iron Works
Honolulu.Diab Sib: Please ship us one of your 30
Compartment Filter Presses. 240 square feetsurface. same as the one supplied us last season.which I am pleased to pay has given us entiresatisfaction. Youre truly,
GEO. R. EWART,' Manager fleela Agricultural Co.
f'Thes Presses are made extra heavy fortilni i asinvas niAiinlas a 4 maw ankA x 9 1 1 V
4 ft., and presents a filtering; surface of 24Usquare feet. AUmited number In stock InHonolulu and are sold at very low prices
Ktsdon Iron A Loco. Works'.Han Francisco.
ot particulars enquire ofUUN DXB .Honolulu
Boom No. 8 Bpreokela' Block:791844-- W. O. IRWIN & Co., Acentn.
WING CH0NG TAl,
1Carpenter anil PainterContractor, Builder and Jobber,f s f Furniture and Cabinet Maker, etc.
Chinese Employment Office,
No. 39 King Street.
OMutual Telephone 670; Bell Tel.--3m y
R53PT.URIaadver.
tisinffPIERCE1
Patentu r ki rrirtELASTIC NTRUSS. 2
the assurance isgiren that we are tS
offerinsc the BeatTrasa In IbeWorldA.This Celebrated Appli- - va
V I XV 1Villi fnr mnv cot a rci nasi
Bavdlemllv t'nrrd ttinas. ti X
Miaa ereatet orBnpture! This is aniKletrle Tmaa (the only ttncoessfol oneVWrer invented) ; has no Iron Hoops or Steel v
8trrna abont it. and beine litatlc. ran be wornfttheMandcomfor-9iis;htauif- l It'saper.ret retainer 1 a-t- or farther particalbrs arraii, send 4c. in stamps for Pam phlet Mo. 1 anDCf 1 Cf RCD that Dr.Pierce'sOennlne Elect rii
It C III LlllDCn Trusses contain our PrivstteKIs;umtunt axactly like that shown at ton or tbliavTcrtlsemeat. Beware of inferior imitationsAidreM;
ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
;4 riJLLinlTnt- - S)(.,aism ATrsmclaeo Cl
clothing made by the original appointeesTRADE MABK OP WM. BeNGER & SONS AND
Immitation !
Have on Hand and For Sale,
Fresh every month from the Coast,the very best quality of
Hay and GrrainOf all kinds, at the very lowest prices 1
Delivered promptly to any partof the city.
GIVE US A TRIAL!
Warehouse, Leleo Mutual Telephone121; Bell Telephone 129.
Office with U. T. Uulick lien leie- -
phone 348; Mutual Telephone l."H.o'J q
Just IReceivedPer Bark "CHARLOTTE," a number of
Pianos ! fffff? Pianos !
From the Celebrated Factory of
C. BECHSTHN. LOUDON and BERLIN
"Now ready for inspection, for saleby
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
Sole Agents foi the Hawaiian Islands.2G88-t- d
Pianos For Rent.
PIANOS IN GOOD ORDE1from 4.00 to $7.00 per monthMUSIC DEPARTMENT OrTHE HAWAIIAN NEW- -
COMPANY. 79-- q
Cosmopolitan Eestaurant.
T HAVE SOLD ALL MY IN TlSKlSoTL in the the above Restaurant to Y. Aninwho is now authorized to collect all accounts and pay all bills.
2700--z w J unj hju.WE ARE NOW SHOWING
AT OUE
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
frrrd 6 (ff3Six (New Styles) FISCHER and SCHURBERT
(New York Make)
l-- M A ( )h I
Just received direct from the Factory.
We will sell them at Prices that defy competition, on
Easy Monthly Installments!
Call early and get first choice, Alsoa new line ot
Plush Piano Scarfs and Piano Stools.
THE HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.
79-- q
W. R. SALTER,
"VVT'v A rJC, pTllVT A T'CT'R,Klne; Street, next Geo. Lincoln's.
Cheapest and best place to get your Watchor ClOCK xtepairea in a ursrciasa
manner.
Repairs to Musical Instruments ;
Fine Mechanical Work;
Electroplating and Gilding.
ny AH 'work warranted for twelvemonths. 154-l- m
SUN NAM SING,
No. 109 Nuuanu Street;Begs to call the attention of the public to
tneir large ana weu seieciea oiock oi
Japanese Goods,Suitable for this market, which will besold at lowest prices. 49-l-y
ANDERSON & LUNDY,
Dentists.ARTIFICIAL TEETH
from one to an entire set inserted on eold, silver, allum"mum and rubber basc3
Crown and bridge work a specialty. Topersons wearing rubber plates which are aconstant source of irritation to themouth and throat, we would recommendour Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper-ations performed in accordance with thelatest improvements in dental science.Teeth extracted without pain by the use ofNitrous Oxide Uas.
Hotel street. Tregloan premises:131-- q
PROP. U. I ORDWAY,
Teacher of Banjo, Guitar it Mandolin
Leave orders at Music DepartmentHawaiian News Co. 154-l- m
iXJ'A Fall Assortment Just Received and For Sale at
M. GOLDBEEG'S,COR. FORT AND MERCHANT STS.2696-l- m
UNION IRONJ. N. S. WILLIAMS,R. MORE, :
Engineers andOffice and Works,
WORKS CO.Manager.
Superintendent.
Iron Founders,Esplanade, Honolulu,
MACHINERY done at REASONABLE1354 14A-3- m
MANUFACTURERS OF
Sugar Machinery, Irrigating Machinery, Steam Engines,Steam Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molasses Tanks, Sugar Cars,
Cane Cars, Elevators, Conveyors, Furnace Fittings,Wrought and Cast Iron Work for House Builders,
Water Wheels and Gearing, Bar Iron, Etc.
DIFFUSION MACHINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
SOLE AGENTS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOR THE
Pelton "Water "W"h.eel.
I7"REPAIRS of all kinds ofRATES and at SHORT NOTICE.
E. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,KING AND BETHEL STS.
Offer For Sale, ex Hecent Arrivals!SUPERIOR : RHINE : WINES,
Such asAssmannshauser Auslese, Rauenthaler, Rudesheimer, Hochheimer..uauueuueiuier, xiejoieiuer, lieuesneimer.
CHAMPAGNES of Benj. & Eug. Perrier, Chalon's Carte Blanche Laurence,St. Hilaire, Carte noir et Carte Blanche.
FLENBERG STOCK BEER Guarantied the Genuine Article.BAVARIAN BEER of th renowned Augustiner Brewery; also.
GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS in a Large Variety.
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co.79 1343--q King and Bethel 8treet8.
H. E. Molntyre & Bro.IMPORTERS AND EKAXJKRH IN
G-rocerie- s, Provisions and FeedEAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.
New Goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe resh Caiifnrni.produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered to any rart ofcity free of charge. Island orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Postofflca Ro w Y?Telephone No. 92
08 l
Theo. H. Davies & Co
IS43 79-- q