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VOL. IV. NO. 490.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

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AT TUB OFI'IUE,

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BOOK AND JOB PRINTINGDone in Superior Style.

Address letters for the paper "EditorIIulletin," nnd business letters " ManagerHullctin Publishing Company." .Using apersonal address may cause delay in atten-tion. Roth Telephones 250.

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Business Cards.

J. ALFRED MAGOON,Attokm:y-at-La- w and Notary rtini.ic.

12 Merchant Street. Honolulu.

LEWERS & COOKE,

ImrouTKius and Devl'kus in "Lumhek andALL KINDH 01' EUILDIMI JfATlMU.S.

Foil Stieet, Honolulu.

WILDER & CO.,

D km. hits in Lumjii:ii, Paints, Oils, Nails,Salt, and Hwldino Maitiiiai-- s

ok kvhiy kind.Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,

iMPOKTHtS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

General Commission Aoi-nt-

Comer Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

G. W. MACFARLANE & CO.,

iMfORTKlW AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu.

- JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,

Imi'oiitkh and Dfvlfii in Gem-ha- l Mini-e- n

NDISE.

Queon Stieet, Honolulu.

GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Giiocr.us and Wink Merchants

Reaver Rloelc, Honolulu.

JNO. S. SMITHIES,

Auctioneer and Gkni.ua i. Eusini.sh Aobnt.

Mahukona, Kohahi, Hawaii.

WENNER & CO.,

MaNUIWCTUWNO AND ImI'OHTINII .TEW ELI'ltS,

fti Fort Street, Honolulu.

THOS. LINDSAY,Mamu'actiimmi Jr.wi'.i.Kit and Watch- -

ma ke.Kukui Jewelry a specialty. I'aitioular

attention paid to all Kinds of repairs.King Street, Honolulu.

ATLAS ASSURANCE CO.

OF LONDON.

H. W. Schmidt & Sons,

Auentb con the Hawaiian Islands,

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,Steam Emiinps, Swiah Mills, llou.nis,

Cooleiw. Ikon, IIhass, and LeadOahiiniih,

Machinery of Every Description Made toOrder. Particular attention paid to blfips'lllncksmithiiig. Job Work executed atShort Notice.

VETERINARY INFIRMARY,Excellent Accommodation foii Patients.

King Street, Honolulu.Dr. A. R. Rowat, V. S.

OUU'K HOUKs;7:30tolOA.M,j l2:30to2i-,M,- j UJiOtodi-.H- ,

Hell (W. TELEPHONES Mutual 1KI.P. O. Jlox 3J1.

0. B. RIPLEY,AROHITHOT.

Completo plans and Hpecillcntlons forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful supeiintendeiicootcou-slruct.io- n

k ven when required. Call andexamine plans, Now designs. Modernbuildings. Onlce.Roomfi.HpicekelH'Hloek.

Mutual Tel, H,

Wilder's Steamship Co.

TIME TABLE.

Stinr. KINATJ,CLARKE, Commaudor,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. m., touehing at

Laliatna, Maalaea Bay, and Makena

the same day;

Mahukona, Kawalhao, and Laupahochoe

tlio following day, arriving at

Hiloat midiiiglit.

LEAVES HONOLULU:

FRIDAY .AugustHI

Roturning leaves Hilo, touching atsame day; Kawaihae a. m. ; Ma-

hukona 10 a. m.j Makena 1p.m.; MaalaeaE.iy 0 !. m.j Lahaina 8 l M. the followingday; ariivingat Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes-days and Satuulays.

ARRIVES AT HONOLULU:

SATURDAY August 27

No Freight will be leeeived after12 noon on day of sailing.

Stmr. CLAUDINE,DAVIES, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu oveiy Tuesday atfi i M., touching atKahului, Huelo, Haua, Hamoa, and Klpahulu,

:m:.a.tji,And Paauliau, Hawaii.

Rctuining will nnive at Honolulu cerySunday moining.

No Fieight will bo icieived after1 r. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landings toreceive their Fieight, as we will not boldourselves responsible after stub Fieighthas been landed.

While tho Company will use duo dili-

gence in handling Live Stock, ve declineto assume any lesponsibility in ease of thelov of same.

The Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless placed in the caieof Iui ers.

W. 0. WILDER, Tiesi.U'iit.S. It. ROSE, Secretary.

CART. .1. A. KINO, 1'ort Supt.

Baldwin Locomotives.

The undui signed having been appointed

Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

i on the ci:i.i:iik ri.i

Baldwin Locomotives

FROM THE WORKS OF

Burham, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, Peun.,

Aro now prepared to give Estimates andfeceivu Qrdois for ihcso Engines,

of any sie and style.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING ASTYLE OF LOCOMOTIVE

PARTICULARLY

Adapted for Plantation Purposes

A number of which lmvo recently beenreceived at thesu Islands, and wo will haupleasure in furnishing plantation agentsmid managers with particulars of same.

The Superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes Is known not onlyhero hut is acknowledged throughout thoUnited States.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,Solo Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

Steam Candy Factory

and Bakery.

Hotel WSaW Phone

St. $ji --.'l Mff 74.

Jtf'm JEdL O Jzd JlnT y

Practical Conftctioncr, Pastry Cookand H.ikcr.

riMIK IllILLETIN IS Till: LEADINGX Dally Paper of tho Kingdom. Fiftycents per month. 1

HONOLULU, II. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1892. 1MIICE n CENTS.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Australian Mail Service,

For San Francisco :

The now ond lino Al Steel Steamship

"MONOWAI"Of the Occanio Steamship Company will

bo due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck-land on or about

August 25th,And will leave for the above port with

Mullsaiid Passengers on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland :

The new nnd lino Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of the Occanio Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu, from San FraneKeo,on or about

August 26th,And will have prompt despatch with

Mails and I'assengcis for the above ports.

The undersigned nie now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

(f For further p.irticulais rcgaulingFieight oi Passage apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,

General Agents.

PacificMailS.S.Co.

--AND THE

Occidental and Oriental S.S. Co.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to the aboveports on or about tho follow ing dates :

Stmr. "Oceanic" ..Stmr. "China".Stun. "Oceanic"Stmr. "China"....Stmr. "Oceanic"Stmr. "China"Stmr. "Gaelic"

I.,

Aug. 18'JJ3, lb'U

v. Nov. 1,18!)J.Dec. lh!)2

Ih'.H

18'JiApiil 11, ISO.!

For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way Hong-kong and Yokohama to the above port onor about the following dates:

Stmr. "China" . Sept. !), Ih02Stmr. "Gaelic" Oct.Stmr. "City of Rio do Jonciio"

Dec. 80, lb'12

Stmr. "Rolgic" Feb. 8, 180.1

Stmr. "City of Peking" .MaichUl. 1801

Stun. "Oceanic" . .May 7, 1801

Round Trip TicketsYOKOHAMA AND RETURN $350.

For Fieight and Parage "1'1'l.V to

H. HACKFELD CO.,

207 tf

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Txxn TeLtole.

LOCAL LINE.

AUSTRALIA.

Arrive Honolulufrom 8. F.

Supt,Ocl.fi 12

Nov. Nov.'.)

THROUG-- LINE.From San Fiandsco

for Sydney.Arriie Jlnnnhilii.

MARIPOSA, Aug.211MONOWAI, Sept. 2.1

ALAMEDA, Oct. 21

MARIPOSA, Nov. 18

2.S,

.Oct.

12,

Jan. 11,

Feb. 20,

from

Hi, 1W).

TO

tM&

Agents.

S. S.

Leave Honolulu. for S. V.

Sopt. 7 1 1

Oct.2

From Sjdney, foiSan I'runclhco,

l.finr lltiittilulit.MONOWAI, Aug. 2Ti

ALAMEDA, Sept. 2- -'

MARIPOSA, Oct. 20

MONOWAI, Nov. 17

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OFAT tho Stockholders of the HANALEISUGAR MILL COMPANY, held thisdaj,the following Olllicis wcie chctcd for theensuing J ear:President Chas. L, Carter, Esq,

. Hon. J, N. S. WilliamsSecretin y . . J. O.l'aiterTicasuier.. Geo, II. RobertsonAuditor . J. O. Carter

Wild are also Directors of the Company.J. O. CARTER,

Scoiiitary 11. S, M. Co.Honolulu, July lh, lb".- -', 171--

J'iiiure Ftanm viutle to o tiler torn

Latex! Style o Monldinyx, Jtmiovu-th- n

of Old J'ietutes n xpeemUij ut Kituj

Jiton,, Hotel street.

BY AUTHORITY.

A2sT ACT

To Amend Chaiteii XXVIII. or the Session Laws of 1878,

relatino to Duties.

Be il Enacted by lie Qiteoi and the Legislature oj the HawaiianKingdom :

Section 1. That Section 1 of Chapter XXVIII. of theSession Laws of 1S78, be ami tho same is hereby amended to

road as follows :

" Section 1. Thovc shall bo levied, collected and paid upontho following goods: imported into this Kingdom duties advalorem as follows, to wit :

" Silks, satins and' silk velvots, and nil articles of which silkshall form tho principal material, twenty-fiv- e por cent.;

" Clothing, ready made and wearing apparel of every description, made up in whole or in part, ten por cent.;

" Carriages of all descriptions, twenty-fiv- e per cent.;

"Hats and caps, not otherwise provided for, ton per cent.;" Linens, and all manufactures of which llax, grass-clot- h or

a similar material shall form tho principal parts, ten per cent.;

"Fans of all kinds, twenty-liv- e per cent.;

"Edgings, aitificial flowers and fancy feathers, twenty-fiv- e

'per cent,;

"Embroidoiies of all kinds, twenty-fiv- e per cent.;" Crockery and glassware of every description, ton por cent.;"Drugs and medicines, patent and other, ten per cent.;

"Furniture of ..nil kinds, if upholstered or carved, manufac-

tured in whole or in part, ton per cent.;

Millinery goods, beads, bonnets, buttons, corsots, collars,sleeves and cull's, ten por cent.;

" Gloves and milts not otherwise provided for, twenty-liv- e

per cent.;

"Gimps for clothing, ton por cent.;" Iloopskirts, ton per cent.; .

"Hooks and eyes, ten por cent.;" Insertions, lacos and laco goods of till descriptions, twonty-fiv- o

por cent.;" Ribbons not otherwise provided for, ton por cent.;" Silver plate, plated-war- e or gilt-war- o, twenty-fiv-e por cent.;" Britannia ware and fancy metal ware, twenty-fiv- e por cent.;

"Matches of all kinds, ton por cent.;" Cigaiottes and all descriptions of paper cigars, twenty-fiv- e

per conl.;" Jowolry and all descriptions of metal, glass or stone beads,

twenty-liv- e per cent.;

"Paintings, pictures, engravings, statuary, bronzes, twenty-fiv- e

per cent.;" Ornamental work of metal, stone, marble, plaster of Paris

or alabastoi and till imitations thoroof, ten per cent.;

"Perfumery, other than that which pays a spirits duty,powders, hair, tooth, nail and other toilot brushes, twenty-liv- e

per cent.;" Soaps, ten per cont.;" Pipes (smoking), pipe-stem- s, bowls and fixtures and cigar

holders, twonty-fiv- o por cont.;" Candies, twenty-fiv- e per cent.;" Caudles, ton per cont.;

"Toys, ton per cent.;

"Firoarms, twonty-fiv- o por cent,;" Ammunition and powder, not otherwise provided for,

twonty-fiv- o por cent.;

"Blasting powder, ton per cont.;

"Fireworks and twonty-iiv- o por cont.;

"Watches and clocks in whole or in part, ton por cent.;

"Playing caids, ten por cont."

Section 2. That Section 2 of tho said Act bo and tho same

is hereby ainonded to road as follows :

" Soction 2. There shall bo levied, collected and paid upontho following goods imported into this Kingdom specific. du-

ties as follows, to wit :

" On kid and all other leather and skin gloves, three dollars

por doon pairs ;

" On cigars and cheroots, ton dollars per thousand ;

" On China tobacco, fifty cents per pound ;

" On camphor trunks in nosts of four, two dollars por nost;" On camphor trunks in nosts of two, ono dollar por nest ;

" On camphor trunks (single), fifty cents ;

" On China matting, oiio dollar per roll ;

" On toa, ton per cont ;

" On peanut oil, two and one-ha- lf conts por pound ;

"On bean oils and othor China oils, twonty-fiv- o por cent.;

"On China boots and shoos, twonty-fiv- o cents per pair;"On China slippors, ton conts por pair;" On poit, sherry, IWadoirn, and othor wines of a liko natuio

above twenty-on- e por cont. of alcoholic strength ; also on all

cordials, bitters, and othor articles of any name or description

containing alcohol, or piesorvcd in alcohol or spirits above

that into of strength and below thirty por cent., unless other-

wise provided for, two dollars por gallon ;

"On chainpaguo, six dollars por dozen reputed quarts,

throe dollars per dozon reputed pints ;

"On sparkling Moselle and sparkling Hock, four dollnrspor dozen reputed quarts, two dollars per dozen reputed pints;

" On claret, Rhine wines and othor light wines under twonty-on- o

per cont. of alcoholic strength, not otherwise provided for,forty conts per dozen reputed quarts, twenty cents per dozenreputed pints, and fiftcon cents por gallon if in bulk ;

" On ulo, porter, cider and fermented drinks not otherwiseprovided for, forty conts por dozen reputed quarts, twentycents por dozen reputed pints, nnd fifteen cents per gallon ifin bulk."

Section 3. The provisions of this Act shall extend andapply to nil goods in bond at the time it shall come into op-orati-

Section 1. All laws and parts of laws inconsistent here-

with aro hereby repealed.

Approved this 13th day of August, A. D. 1892.

LILIUOKALANIR.By the Queen :

C. N. Spencer,

Minister of (he Interior.H

i

AN ACT

To Amend Chapter XIX. or the Civil Code, relatino to thetime or commencing Personal Actions.

lie it Enacted by the Queen and (he Legislature of (he HawaiianKingdom :

Section 1. Chapter XIX. of tho Civil Code is horobyamended by adding thereto a Section to bo designated as fol-

lows : Section 1030a, and which shall read as follows :

" Soction 103Ga. Tho following actions shall be commencedwithin four years after tho cause of action accrued and notaftei Actions for tho recovery of any debt founded upon anycontract, obligation or liability, whore the cause of action hasarisen in any foreign countiy, except such as aro broughtupon tho judgment or decree of a court of record ; providedthat no action now barred by any statute of limitations shallbe revived by reason of the passage of this Act."

Section 2. This Act shall go into effect from and after itsapproval.

Approved this 13th day of August, A. D. 1892.

LILIUOKALANI RBy the Queen :

C. N. Spencer,- Minister of '(ha Interior.

AN ACT

To Amend Chapter VI. or the Session Laws or 1890, relati-no to the Currency.

lie il Enacted by the Queen and (he Legislature of (he HawaiianKingdom:

Section 1. That Section 3 of Chapter XXXV. of tho Ses-

sion Laws of 1880, as amended by Chapter VI. of the SessionLaws of 1890, bo and tho same is hereby further amendedto read as follows :

" Section 3. Tho Minister of Finance shall receive on de-

posit Hawaiian Silver Coin to any amount not loss than tondollars, and issue thorofor certificates of deposit payable to

bearor of tho denominations of Ton, Twenty, Fifty, Ono Hun-dred and Five Hundred Dollars respectively, setting apart asa special deposit tho money so received, as security for theredemption of such certificates."

Section 2. This Act shall tako ell'oct and become a lawfrom and after tho date of its approval.

Approved this 13th day of August, A. D. 1892,

LTLIUOKALANI R.By tup. Queen :

C. N. Spencer, " ,,

Minister of (lie Interior. i

AN ACT.

To Require Bicycles and Similar Vehicles to Carry Lioiits.

lie H Enui'ted by (he Quee)i mid (he legislature of the HawaiianKingdom :

Section 1. Tho rider and usor of every bicyclo or tricycloor vohiclo of a similar nature which shall bo ridden or usedwithin tho District of Honolulu after dark shall cause a suffi-

cient light or lights to bo kept burning on every such vohicloduring the hours of darkness,

Section 2. Any person violating tho provisions of this Actshall upon conviction boforo tho Police or District Justice ofHonolulu bo fined in a sum not oxceeding ton dollars for ovorysuch offense

Section 9. This law shall tako ofi'oct from and aftor thodate of its approval.

Approved this 13th day of, August, A. D. 1892.

LrLIUOKALANl R.By the Queen :

0. N. Spencer,

Minister of (he Interior.

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Homcstoad Lots in South Koiin,Hawaii.

Notk-- is Iwreliy given:1 ThatlMits in Knlnnmkowali, South

Koiin, IlaMiiij luivo been set nv'irt furconveying o wi per-mn- i as

niav w!sli to acquire homesteads uponwlileh to live.

'.2 !Maps of tliou Lots can be examinednt the l.nnd Olllee, Interior Department,Honolulu, or nt the olllee of .1. V. Kual-niokti.-

Pahoehitc, S. Komi, Hawaii.;i,j, Kunlmuku will point out the

Uits tonny per-o- n desiring to see thorn,foruhieli sendee he will be ontltled to 11

leo of $1 from the person applying.4 Persons who may desire lits shall

apply in writing to the. Minister of theInterior upon a blank form, copies ofwhleh may bo obtained free of said .1.

Kuaimoku.6 No application will be considered from

lversons who already own land.1 Kvery applicant must be of full ago.

7 Tho applicant will be allowed tenyears in which to pay for tho land, duringwhich time it will lie exempt from ta.us.

8 lie must within one year build adwelling hou-- o on the. Ixit and begin tooccupy the same, and continue to occupyit for the remainder of the term of tenyears.

0 He must within three years enclosethe Ixits with a substantial fence.

10 He must pay quarterly in advanceinterest upon tho unpaid purchase price atthe rate of 5 percent per annum. Thepurchaser may pay the whole or any partof tho purchase price at any time, whichwill stop interest.

11 The preliminary agreement is non-assignable, and the lantl cannot be solduntil all conditions are fulfilled.

12 Failure to comply with any of theconditions will work a forfeiture of theland.

c. x. spkncpi;,l'.)S-.'- !t Minister of the Interior.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.

During tho process of Deepening theChannel at the entrance to Honolulu har-bor the Dredger will lie in operation nightand day.

At night there will be a Danger Signalplaced on the forward derrick of Dredger,about 30 feet above sea level, which can beseen by all vessels approaching the harbor.The Signal consistsof :$ Ited lights and a"White light as intho diagram the redlights being about 3

feet apart, with thowhite light in thecenter.

All steamers crossing the liar will stopat a safe distance from tho Dredger andgive one blast of their whistle, which willbe answered by a single blast from theDredger, to be followed by three blastsfrom tho Dredger when the passage is clearand they can proceed.

The Tug will be on hand when not other-wise engaged to assist sailing Craft in pass-ing tho Dredger when necessary.

C. X. Sl'KXOKIl,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Ulllce, March !), 1M).3Ci-t- f

SALE OP LEASEOf the Pacific Mail Warehouse, Espla- -

nado, Honolulu, On.hu.

On Thursday, August IS, W.U, at 12 o'clocknoon, at the front entrance of AliiolanlHale, will be sold at l'ubllo Auction theLease of the Paeiiie Mail Warehouse, situ-ate on the Ksplanade, Honolulu, Oahu.

Terms: Lease for 5 years. Upset 1'ricu,$.r(U0 per Annum, payable semi-annuall- y inadvance.

Possession of the above Warehouse willbe given October 2S, lfelL'.

C. X. SFIONCKIt,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Olllee, July li), lb02.17(i--

SALE OF A PIECEOf Government Land, on Nuuanu

Stroot, Honolulu, Oahu,

On WEDNESDAY, September II, lftti,nt 12 o'clock noon, tit thu front cntranco ofAliiolanl Hale, will lio hold at public auc-tion, a I'icco of Government Land, xituatoon tint southeast si'le of Nuuanu htreel,above Second Itriilgc, and below JmlilHtrcet, containing nu area of of anAcre, 11 little more or Iu&m.

Up-- ct price, $.riOO.

V. X. SIMONCIOU,

Miiiirte.r of the Interior.Interior Olllee, August HI, lb!).'.

l!IS--

IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Water Privilege, or tbo-.-

paying Water Pates, aie hereby untitledthat, owing to the drouth and the Miarcltyof water in tho Government Pescrvolrs,the Hours for using water for Irriga-tion piirpo.se? ure from 7 to 8 o'clock a. m.,anil S il (I o'clock 1; m., until further notice,

JOHN O. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works,

Approved :

0, N, Bpknokii,. Milliliter of tho Interior,

Honolulu, II. I., Aug. 5, 189iIMl-- tf

NOTICE.

Owing to tho drought und warolty ofwater, the residents vmuka of Judd streeture retpiested to collect what wuter theymay require for household purposes before8 o'clock A, M,

JOHN 0. WHITE,Superintendent Honolulu Wuter Works.

Honolulu, Aug. 10, 161)- -'. H)3.tf

When you want a Purtrttit Jinlurycdcall on. King lirox., yet their Price LM,uml tee Sinnpltu. They can't be beat!

Koroign Ofllco Notice.

KoiimiiN Outer., I

IIoNII1HI.li, August 1(1, ls).M

TliU dnv had audience of the Queen,Monsieur A. Vi.zavona, Acting Commis-sioner and I'on'ul of Kronen.

lioar-Adniir- 11. M. 1'arrayon,of tho Freiieh Naval Divi-

sion of the Paellle.Captain K. Pesson, Commanding l' K. S.

"Duliourdlcu."Dr. Maurlit, Division Surgeon, V. F. S.

"Dubourdiou."M. l'llvard, Commissary of the Division,

V. V. 8. "Duliourdlcu."ltcv'd Cnslnior l'arinctier, Chaplain of

the Division, V. F. S. "Duliourdlcu."Lieutenant ih Silans, F.

V. 8. "Dubouidieu."Lieutenant Anielot, 1

F. H. "Duliourdlcu."Lieutenant do Itcausaoq, F.F.S. "Dubour-dleu.- "

Lieutenant Lidln, F. 18. "Dubourdieu."Lieutenant Germain, F. V. S. "Dubour-

dieu."Chief engineer Latty, K. F. S. "Dubour-

dieu."Knsign Gamault, K. F. S. "Dubourdieu."Dr. Piano, Surgeon of the 2nd Class, F.

F. S. "Dubourdieu."M, Muhand, Assistant Commissary, F. F.

S. "Dubourdieu."Midshipman .lulien Latorrierc, F. F. S.

"Dubourdieu."Midshipman 10. Loizeau, F. F. S. "Du-

liourdlcu."Midshipman 10. Loizeau, F. F. S. "Du-

bourdieu."Midshipman de la Martlnieve, F. F. S.

"Dubourdieu."Midshipman Houdeleux, F. F. S. "Du-

bourdieu."Midshipman 10. de Prudes, F. F. S. "Du-

bourdieu."Midshipman 11. do Verthamon, F. F. S.

"Dubourdieu."To which audience Monsieur A. Vizza-von- a

was introduced by His lOxccIlcneyHon. Samuel Parker, Her Majesty's Minis-ter of Foreign All'airs, Monsieur Vizzavonapresenting Uear-Adniir- 1'arrayon, whothen presented his stall" ollieers and theollleers of the F. F. S"Dubourdiou."

On his presentation to the Queen Jtear-Admir- al

1'arrayon addressed Her Majestyin Fronch, of which address the followingis a translation:JUiiami::

1 am happy and proud in being permit-ted to present to Her Majesty tho Queentho ollieers of the "Dubourdieu." May HerMajesty be pleased to accept the most sincere best wishes of these ollieers and theirAdmiral for the Queen, the Governmentand the Hawaiian people. 1 am sure inthis of being tlie interpreter of the wishesof my Government and the whole Frenchnation.

Her Majesty was pleased to accord amost gracious reply.

Her Majesty was attended on this occa-

sion by II. it. II. Prince Kawananakoa,His Excellency Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Gov-

ernor of Oahu, His Excellency Hon.Samuel Parkcq, Minister of Foreign Af-

fairs, His Excellency Hon. II. A. Wide-niau-

Minister of Finance and Attorney-Genera- l,

ml interim, His Excellency Hon.C. X. Spencer, Minister of the Interior,First Associate Justice 11ml Vice Chancellor, Hon. It. F. Itlukertou, Hon. J. 8.Walker, President of the Legislature, Ma-

jor the Hon. .las. V. Itolieitsou, Chamber-lain of the Household, Colonels tho llon-orabl-

C. P. laiikca, W. H. Cornwell, 10.

K. Lilikalaui, and John IMchardson, Colo-

nels James H. lioyd and Henry F. liertol-man-

and Major Samuel Now lein of theStall' of the Governor of Oahu.

Tho following Ladies of the Court werealso in attendance on Her Majesty: Mrs.Parker, Jrtrs. Spencer, Mrs. Widemann,Mrs. lfiekorton, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.Clark. VM lt-- 31 It

Foreign Office Notice.

Olllcial notico having been given thatduring thu temporary abtence of

I A. SOHAEI'Elt, Eq.,Consul for Chill,

..1UMUSHOTINU, Eso..,

Mill discbarge the functions of that ofllcoas Acting Consul, all persons are herebyrequired to give full faith and credit to tillthe olllcial acts of the said Julius Hoting,Esq. SAMUEia'AKKEP,

Minister of Foreign Allah's.Aliiolnni Hale, Aug. 17, 18!):!.

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Foreign Oitlco Notice.

Olllcial notice having been given thatduiing the temporary absence of

A. SCH A EKE it, Emj.,

Consul for Italy, .

JULIUS HOTIXn, Esq.,

will discharge tho functions of that ollleeas Acting Consul, all persons are herebyrequired to give full faith and credit to allolllcial acts of tho said Julius Hoting,Esq. SAMUEL PA PKEP,

Minister of Foreign Ad'alrs.Aliiolanl Hale, Aug. 17, lb!).'.

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Foreign OHico Notice.

Olllcial notice having been given thatduiing tlie temporary absence of

.1. F. HAOK.FELD, Esq.,

Consul for Belgium,

II. F. OLADE, Esq.,

will discharge tho functions of tliut olllcoas Acting Consul, all persons are lieicbyrequired to give full faith and credit to allthe olllclal acts or tho said If. F. (Hade,Esq. SAMUEL PAHKEIt,

.Minister of Foreign Alliiirs.Aliiolanl Hale, Aug. 17, IK!)-

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Foreign Ofiico Notice,

Olllclal notice having been given Unitduring the temporary absence i

.1. F. 1IACKFELD, Kmj.,

Acting Vice-Coiis- for Hutsiii,

JI. F. OLADE, Eo.,will discharge the functions of that ollleeus Acting l, all persons urehereby required to give full fuitli andcredit to all tlie olllcial acts ofthesuidII. F. (liade, Esq.

SAMUEL PAltKEK,Minister of Foreign Allaire.

Aliiolanl Hale, Aug. 17, lb!).'.10!) lt-3- 1 It

s i'.j.ricv4wrfw:ajVii'ss4j .viK.tfi!i&4ift4i,''

Foreign Ofllco Notice

Olllclal notice is hereby given that

imucio OAUTWUUmT. Kq.,has been provisionally recognized by thoDepartment of Foreign All'airs. as ActingConsul for Peru, pending an olllclal ap-

pointment by tlit' Peruvian Government,and all persons aro hereby required to give

full faith and credit to nil the olllclal actsof tho said llruce Cartwrlght, Esq., untilfurther notice.

SAMUEL PA 11K10I!,Minister of Foreign All'airs.

Aliiolanl Hale, Aug. 17, IS!).'.

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$20 REWARD

A reward of Twenty l$2n) Dollars will be

paid for the conviction of the person orpersons who stole a Danger Lantern fromKing sheet, near A Input street, on thenight of August loth, or for the detectionof any person committing any similartheft.

HONOLULU ltOAD UOA1M),

W. It. Cuninilngs, ltoad Supervisor.Honolulu, Aug. 17, 1M2. HW-- tf

Ml!. W. 10. 11. DEVEItlLL has been ap-

pointed by tho Hoard of Education, SchoolAgent for tho District of Hannlel, on theIsland of Kauai, in place of Mr. Chas.Koelling, who has resigned.

Hv order of the Hoard of Education.W.J AS. SMITH,

Secretary.Olllee of the Hoard of Education,

Aug. in, ll.. IIKISUIiSt

THE DAILYBDLLETIN.

lo neither Srvl nor I'tirtij,Jlnt 'KiilnblMwt! for the Benefit of All.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 185)2.

Tho visit iny Admirals dosorvo ihoyralitudo of tho community forsending thuir bands ashoro to enter-tain tho people along with tho Royalband.

Tho Special Committee's oxposuroof tho Lime-wor- n fallacy that Hono-

lulu receives more bonotit from Government expenditures than it con-

tributes in tho way of rovenuo mightbo followed with prollt by an equallyexhaustive and complete refutation

r oth 'r t'liio honored but fallaciousshams in our Legislature's vocabu-lary. "

The witnesses required in theboating of iho Lanai atrocity caseswore dimi!cd to their homes yos-tord-

Jitter being detained in jailfor about four mouths to meet theends of justice by being ready totestify when called on. As thesewere witnesses in criminal eases noexpenses aro allowed thorn. Theyreceived t lioir food and lodging intho jail and a free passage to andfrom their homes. Now they say1 hoy aro in diilieulty for mouoy topay their taxes. Yet tho Govern-ment has no fund tit its disposal tomeet cases like this. Tho law makesthese hardships possible and thoLegislature should provide thonecessary remedies. These bo prac-tical deeds, O law-maker- s!

Complimentary Dinner.Mons. Vizzavona, the Acting

French Commissioner, entertainedat dinner yesterday evening, Admirall'arraj'on and ollicors of thu Frenchllagship Dubourdieu. Among thosepresent were .Hoar Admiral Geo.Brown and Capt. Watson of tho U.S. F. S. San Francisco; Capt.Bossonof the Dubourdioi), His ExcellencyGov. Cleghorn, His Excellency Sain'lParker, Minister of Foreign Affairs;His Excellency J. L. Stevens, Ameri-can Minister Jtosidoiit.; Sonhor Can-navar- o,

.Portuguese Commissioner;Major J. H. Wodohouso, H. B. M.Commissioner; Mr. Taizo Masaki,Diplomatic Agent and Consul forJapan; Major J. W. Uobortson, H.M.'s Chamberlain, Monsoignour Gul-sta- u

and Father Leonor, of thoCatholic Mission; Hon. J. S. Wal-ker, President of the Legislature,Lieut. G. L. Dyer of tho San Fran-cisco; Dr. G. Trousseau, Dr. HenriMcGnnv, Hon. Win, G. Irwin, Hon.Paul Neumann, Mr. W. M. Giffard,Chancellor of the Fronch Consulate,Major W. II. Cornwell, Col. G. W.Macfarlano and Mr. A. Marques.

After tho dinner tho guests min-

gled with tho throng in tho parlorsand on tho verandas of tho Hotellistening to tho triple band concert.Many people wore presented toAdmiral Parrayon and found him anexceedingly affable and pleasantgent Ionian. Ho is a stout and

ninn of probably (() years,very active in his movements, andreminds one, by his features midstyle of whiskers, of tho lamentedJudge Preston.

Mr. Lander's Rocommondution,

Mr. J. A, Lauder, n prominentcitizen of Clarksburg, Mo., andwidely known in that State, says ofChamberlain's Colic. Cholera andDiarrho'a Remedy: "I have seen itsgood results and can recommendit." For sale by all dealers. Bonson,Smith & Co., Agents.

'Bank of Hawaii."There is some fears that Horner's

"suicidal" Banking Bill will pass thoLegislature. To prevent this, allshould got a Bill from tho HawaiianNews Company, study it, and showup its weak points to all you meet,

fj-ri-

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BAD ACCIDENT.

Mr. Dillingham la Thrown from aBuggy on H1b Head.

An ai'fidoni happened shortlyafter nine o'clock yesterday eveningon Ring street, in front of tho resi-

dence of Dr. Geo. V. Andrews, inwhich Mr. Geo. Dillingham, man-

ager of the Hawaiian Carriage Fac-

tory, Queen street, was seriouslyhurt. A cantonier had been patch-ing up the road for tho past threedays and was during the day engagedin packing tho hole, which was sevenor eight feet long and about livefoot wide, with largo stones. Tholight which should have been hungthoro to warn all of danger was nottljero at the time, and the result wasthat tho buggy in which Mr. Dilling-ham with another gentleman wasdriving in from "Waikiki, ran squareinto tho hole. Tho horso fell downand tho occupants were thrown out.Mr. Dillingham landed on the stoneson his head, cutting it badly. Mr.Dillingham was picked up uncon-

scious and carried into a Chinesestore near by, and his head bathed.Thoro was a profuso How of blood,which fairly covered tho floor. Mr.Dillingham was later taken homoand his injuries attended to by aphysician, and to-da- y is much bet-

tor.It is clhimed that a danger red

light had been hung out ns usual,but had notoriously disappeared.A lantern was sent from the PoliceStation and hung on tho buggy, andthat was also appropriated. ThoRoad Supervisor has offered a rewardof ?20 for tho apprehension of anyperson or persons guilty of stealingbeacon lanterns from tho streets.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

A man desires a position ascoachman.

C. J. McCarthy has lots on Lilihastreet for sale.

W.E.H. Dovorill has been appoint-ed School Agent, for Hanalei.

Castle Si Cooke announce sumospecialties suitable for the season.

After shaving use Cucumber SkinTonic, liunsnu, Smith & Co., Agents.

Sunburn relieved at onco by Cu-

cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith ' Co.,Agents.

Bruce Cartwright has been provi-sionally appointed as Acting Consulfor Peru.

An official account, of AdmiralParrayon's audience of tho Qtieonappears to-da-

A roward of 20 is offered for thoconviction of any person stealingdanger lanterns from the streets.

Ladies' shampooing and hair dress-ing done at their houses by MissWolf, 73 Berotania street. Mutualtelephone 69(5.

Julius Hoting will discharge thoduties of Consul for Italy ami Con-sul for Chili during tho absence ofP. A. Schaofor.

Mechanics' Home, 50 and Gl Hotelstreet. Lodging by day, week ormonth 25c. and 50c. a night; $1and SI. 25 a week.

Furniture belonging to L. Adlorwill bo sold by ,1ns. F. Morgan at 10

o'clock at a house onPunchbowl street.

II. F. Glade will discharge thoduties of Acting Vico-Cons- forRussia and Consul for Belgium dur-ing tho absence of ,T. F. Hackfehl.

A Hawaiian treasury note hasboon lost, and the honest finder isasked to leave it at this ofiico, whorothere is plenty use for those things.

Dr. McLennan has removed to Ala-ke- a

street, opposite tho Y. M. C. A.hall, promises lately occupied by Dr.Lutz. Ollico hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 1,

and evenings 0 to 7 ; Sundays 10 to I.Boll telephone 197 ; Mutual (1S2.

Japanese Woman Strangled.A Japanese woman was missing

from Honoinii, Hawaii, on tho even-ing of the llthinst. Many scoutswero sent out to rcconnoiter, andher dead body was found in a canefield. Deputy Sheriff Williams wastelephoned for from Ililo ami ar-rived the following day with a Japa-nese interpreter, Doctor Thompsonwas also .sunt for. A jury was selectedand wont to tho field to view thebody. .Many persons wero examinedand the jury gave a verdict that shodied by being strangled. The slight-est cine could not bo got as to thoperson or persons who did the deed.

Now York's mast notnblunru mon of vory Hiinplo habits

anil soino of tho rioho.st of thornHpontl Jobs than a woll-pai- d dorkhjkiihIh on minor pursonal plcastiros.Vory fow of thorn tiso tobacro orliquor. It is said to bo a raro tiling'for Jay Gould to havo$l()0 in nionoyin his potikot and Russoll Sago, JohnD. Korkofollor and C. P. Hunting-ton carry but littlo roady cash withthoin. .Mr. Sago keopa as caroful arocord of his small porsonal oxpondi-turo- s

asdoos a yomig honsowifo ona limit oil ineomo.

X :fe' IvMB'. j . . I..

"Germanyrup"

For Coughs & Colds.John F Jones, Kilom,Tcx., writesI have used Germnn Syrup for the

past six years, for Sore Throat,Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chestand iAings, and let me say to any-one wanting such a medicineGerman Syrup is the best.

B.W. Baldwin, Cnrnesvillc,Tcnn'.,writes : I have used your .GermanSyrup in my family, and find it thebest medicine I ever tried for coughsand colds. I recommend it to every-one for these troubles.

R. Schmalliausen, Druggist, ofCharleston, Ill.,writcs: After tryingscores of prescriptions and prepara-tions I had on my files and shelveswithout relief for a very severe cold,which had settled on my lungs, Itried your German Syrup. It gaveine immediate relief and a perma-nent cure.

G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A.

By Jas. E. Morgan.

Household -:- - Furniture

A.T AUCTION,

Uv order of MP. E. ADEEP, I will sell atPublic Auction,

On THURSDAY, Aug. 18th,AT 10 O'CLOOK A. M.,

At the Premise", Punchbowl street oppo-site tlie Queen's Hospital, the

following Furniture:

2 B. W. Bedroom Sets,1 Parlor Set, (1 pieces;5 11. W. Dining Chairs.1 Marbletop Center Table,1 Lounge, 1 Dining-roo- m Table,

1 Stove and Furniture,liefrigorator, Mosquito Xets,Parlor Lumps, Oil Paintings,Spring Mattrasses it Carpets.

Etc., "Etc., Etc., Etc.

Jas. F.tini-- it AUCTIONEEP.

AUCTION SALE OF

Corrugated Iron & Granite Stones

On. Friday, .A-ia-g. IStli

AT 1,0 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At my Salesroom, Queen stieet, I will selllit Pulilie Auetioli for aeeoitnlof

whom it limy eonecni:

76 Bundles Corrugated Iron, about

17,000; and 2000 Granite Pay-

ing Stones.

1ST-- TKIilLS CASH!

Jas. F Morgan,i!)s-:- it AUCTION UHlt

Landlord's Notice of Sale of GoodsDistrained for Rent.

HKUETOFOWK TA1CKNHAVING the Clouds and Chat-ties of one Knwuilitia, for rent in ai rearsof premises at ICakaako, notice, is hurelivgiven that on SATUKDA V, thu 27th day ofAimitst, IS!).', at tho Auction llooiii of Jus.F. .Morgan, Honolulu, will ho wild for non-payment of rent and costs of distraint midremoval thu following articles:

1 (Mock, 1 riowini; Machine, '1 Chairs,Ij'iiiiii, 1 Pound Table, 1 Pox Shells, l

Saddle and Bridle.JI.daSII.VAPAPCOFS,Hv Ids attorney A. S. Correa.

Dated Honolulu. Aiijj. li, 1-11)1-- 1 It

Hilvai tiawuian upera uodsd

i.kwih J. i.kht.v, HASAUKII.

Thursday & Saturday Evenings,

AUOUST 18th .t ;0th,

Grand Opening Performance

OF T11K MAltVKI.OUS

STEElSr-SnVEITK- C

ENTERTAINERSJIAUTHA K. 8TKI5N,

Tho Only neniiino Mind Header nnd Ber-nini rii(,'ht in thu World;

hy

PltOF. CHAKI.KH N. BTKKN,

Tho World's Clreatest Kxiioxtir of Hjilritiia- -

limn who has Iluilled tho Most1'hiiiueiit Scientists.

OSOAIt KM IT! I,

Tim lteeoj?nizcd Premier Ventrilo(iiint andHumorist of tlie Wo Nil in his Kn- -

turtalnnient "Mystlii Voices."

Grand Matinee Performance,Satui'day --A.f'torrxoorx.

XJSXJJLL PRICES !

Lff Tickets on sale at Urn-i- J. I.uviiy's.Tim Pox Plan will ojieii on Wi'dneMlayniorniiiK. ti'7-h- r

For Sale.

FOR, SALE

FUU,BF.T OF HOUBi:iI01,I FUli-- S

nituro as it stands. Tho I.ciimi oftho Promises No. 1 12 Fort btreet, is alsoollered for disposal. Further liaitleulai-- s

on application toMPB. PKDI.FIt,

I'JS-- tl On tlie

VI JiSiJ r .kisJA-,i..-,LVi- J Vv U

THEO. H. DA

Have Opened

on St.,

Large of New

VIES CO.

China, Glass and FurnitureSalesroom Kaalmmanu Ground Floor,

Assortment

SPECIAL DISPLAY OF

ROYAL TOCE5TER, CROWN DERBY, WEDGEWOOD,

and Other Fine "Ware. t

3STew a-iic- i Gsurpets,JUxiglislTL Furniture,

K.a,ttaia Ware,Fine Show of Glassware, lYoryware, Bohemian Vases, Wine Glasses,

Tumblers, Cut Salads, Etc,

DPrices lEedmoed.PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Ltd.

Block., Street.

Hardware, Agricultural Implements

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

PICTURE FJJAMIMG

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WITH

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Ruigs

Cvunxviiiis' Fort

AND

Their New

Goods, ex Benniore,

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

LKVY.

3STe"w G-oods- !

China, Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery

ART GOODS!Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd.

104 Fort St., Honolulu.Just Received a New Invoice of the

Adeline StockingsFor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, and Children.

Fast Color andAbsolutely Stainless.

T2ae .

Are tlxe Best IMIeicle- -

S. r.HHI.lCH,

Temple of FashionCORNER OF PORT HOTEL STREETS.

W jru.st :R.eoivedIsTe-- w Dress Goods,Ijicli3s' Bedford Gaps,Belts, Latest Style.

Also a Large Line of Traveling Trunks and Valises.

S. EHRLIOH & CO,

'STe'w Goods !

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S.

PONOIH-- ; liPAPKltlKS-I'OUTUCUKK-PINKAPP- TJSBUK-BATTK- KXS

-- WIUTK, 1)U1:BB (lOOI)S IN 011K0KB AND STUIPKB.JAPANKSI-- : ('OHI)Kl) OPKl'M.

Ladies', Childrens', and Infants' WearIN (ilHOAT VA1MKTY AT LOW PItlOKS.

A Fine Line in Zephyrs, Cretonnes, Etc.

BELtlaing Siaits in Ootton. anci WoolPOU LAWKS, (IKNTiS, AND OIHI.WtKN.

O-A-LI-Lj Ji-IXI- SEE O'CJK. 2STE"W GOODS,

Dressmaking under the Management of Clark,

B, F. EHLERS & CO., 99 Fort St.

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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 17, 1892.

3WEA.ie.IlSrE NEWS.Arrivals.

Wednesday, Aug. 17.

Htinr Kiimu from Mttul and lluwnll

Doparturos.WniiNr.tn.w, Aug. 17.

ii H Australia, Houdlctti', from San l'rnn- -

cico.Stmr 0 11 Uishop fur Lahalna and llama- -

kna, nt 10 n inSehr Ku Mol for llanapepo

Vossols Xioaving

Amcrii'mi tdilp Topgallant, Jackson,l'uget Sound

for

Cnrgoos from Island Ports.Stmr Kinau 710 hagi sugar, 1!7." lings

spuds, ISO hags coin, 10,"i hxs pineapples,1 horMS, 1 mule, 'J.'lO pkgs sundries.

Passongors.Kroin San Kraiu'lseo, per lmrk Harvester,

at llllo, Aug 10-- Mr Weight and Mr Har-rison.

Krntii Maul nml Hnwnii, per Btnir Kltinti,Aug 17 Mrs Dr Wood nml child, Miss KItov, K 11 Weight, G 1) Harris, II T Taylor,L Severance, E 1) llalilwiu, OYAiona, .1

V Ii MeOuire, J M Kanwila, liTuruer,Master 15 O Hall, V 11 Seliwiihaeh and wife,Mrs W W Hall. Miss Alice K Knapp, ThenWol II. Miss M Wing, Miss C B Curtis, MissM Lidgate, 1' H Shore. H S ltiekard, wifeami child, K Spencer, T It Koyworth, K 1

Low, Mrs Atai, 0 V .lakins, C I, Wight,.u i.. .IMI1U llllltli .Hill 11 .1 lluuii ,, (1 liuuiimi... nHn: t i wTn.-..- i.. n..rt- - a n v.one, wife and I children, V Hancock, W IIUnmphull, Mrs W V Shnrratt, Mrs .1 KHolies nnd 2 children, Miss Katy Cornwcll,II A Hcen, and 140 deck passengers.

For San Francisco, per stmr Australia,Aug 17 Mrs J F ISowlcr, Mrs Macdonald,Miss A A Lewis, .1 F Hackfeld, wife nnd achildren, 0 Koelling, wife and 5 children,Mrs llnrtwell and IS daughters, It FSimcoo,Mrs 11 Oirtw right, Mr and Mrs .T HunterUrown, Mrs L Snodgrass and daughter,Miss KStoncy, Miss M Mayo, Mrs Lucas,Miss II K Carpenter, F 1' Farley, .1 1C Sum-ner, Miss V Calhoun, Mrs .1 H rainier and'i daughters, Miss 1 O Somers, Mrs Lieutllerry and daughter, W A lluick and wife,.lohn II Wilson, Win Bavidgc. T H Uiooks,OSorcnson, W I Hicknell, MissAltoth,Miss Ledercr, S Koth, 11 Mott, V AScliaefer, wife and 1! children. Miss Hohort-son- ,

John Watcrlioto-o- , A Wertheim, MrsGilmer, Col Clnus Spreckols, wi(p and 'J.

servants, Mrs E C Juifd, F W Mncfnrlane,Mrs K A Schulenhnrg, Miss West, A 11

(llasscock and wife, 0 ii von Iturkcn, II KHehhard. Miss 1'reggc, Mrs JI Kennedynnd child, I)r Dance.

Shipping Notes.

Tlio barkentine Wrestler came oil' theMarine Itailwav vesterday and has dockedat the I'M SSwlmif.

The steamor 1'clc has been hauled on theMarine Hailway for sliglit repairs. Thesteamer's people have an idea that a pieceof tlio l'cle's propeller is missing.

The S. S. Australia sailed at noon y

for San Francisco with the following dom-estic cargo: hiloHlmgs sugar. "W 0 Irwin itCo.; 81)8 bags rice, JI Phillips it Co.; 'JOI.'ido., Sing Cliong it Co.; Ibtt) do., HymanBros; 3137 bnchs bananas, Campbell, Mar-shall it Co.; OlIS do., L .1 Levey; OKI do.,Geo Andrews; 110 do., .1 Lycurgus; 31KJ do.,J Shaw; (00 do., and lit bxs pineapples, 250pines, C T Gulick; 1)2 do., ; Oil bxs pine-apples, 21(i2 pines and lit bxs fruit, CiinsWilcox; 101 lulls green hides and 1 hillssheepskins, F F l'oiter; 171 lulls greenhides, and 25 bags coll'ee, M W MeOhesncy& Sons; 00 bills sugar cane. Domesticvalue, JilH.lCO.

1III.O. ,Arrived at Hilo, August 10th, bark Har-

vester, Captain ltock, 15 days from SanFrancisco. Cargo, general nieichandise.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

A son of Capt. Kibling and bro-

ther of Charles died last night.

Tho funeral of tho lato Miss HattioNapao Brown will take place at 2

o'clock Saturday afternoon from St.Andrew's Cathedral.

Mr. C. Koelling, wife and familytook thoir departure for tho Coastby tho steamer to-da- Mr. Koel-

ling is woll known as tho formerowner and manager of a plantationat Hanaloi, Kauai. Ho has manyfriends in tho islands, who wish himand his family good fortune in thoirnow homo.

A case of extreme cruelty to achild has boon reported to the policeand is being investigated. Thochild, according to report, is beingstarved to death by its unnaturalmother. Another case is roportodwhore a woman goes round bogging,enlisting sympathy by showing a de-

formed and idiotic child, nnd it is

said its misfortune was wilfullycaused by its mothor.

A Japanese was arrostodlast nightfor passing a $5 bill of tho lato Con-fodora- to

States on a Ghino.su hack-ma- n.

Tho arrost was made fifteenminutes after tho Chinaman hadhailed Marshal Wilson at tho Hotelto show him tho bill. It turns outthat a whito man gave tho bill totho Japanese, and the white man issupposed to havo loft by tho steamer, xiioro is not, strong onougn ovi-don-

to hold tho Japanese ns aprincipal or a wilful accessory inuf toring the fraudulent paper. .

Anniversary.

Thirtj'-fou- r yearrf ago to-da- y

Messrs, O. IX. Bishop and tho latoW. A. Aldrich opened tho bank ofBishop & Co. Tho only bank thathad any existence before that in thiscity was tho short-live- d branch ofPago, Bacon & Co., upstairs in thoprosont quart ors of tho Boll Tele-phone Company.

m m

Saved a Woman's Lifo.

Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood, writingfrom Georgetown) Delaware, says:"Two toaspoonfuls of Chamberlain'sColic, Cholera and Dinrrhnia Rem-edy saved tho lifo of Mrs. JaneThomas, of this place." Ho alsostatus that several other very badcases of bowel complaint there havebeen cured by this remedy. Forsale by all dealers. Honson, Smith& Co., Agonts.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Diamond Head, 3 p. in. Woalliorclear, wind light oast.

Tlio mail by tlio Australia coin-prise- d

8 1!)7 lot tors and 271)3 papers.

The Kinau inward this morninghad 11)7 passengers. Sho brought,only 710 bags of sugar.

Thoro wore ono hundred andsixty-on- o passengers, cabin andsteerage, by the S. S. Australia

The entertainment by the St eoncombination al the Opera House to-

morrow evening promises to bo n

brilliant ono.

Prof. J. Q. Woog and Miss M.

Wind of the Oahu College facultyreturned from Hawaii this morningon the Kinau.

The Y. M. C. A. will lead thoprayer-mootin- g at the Cen-

tral Union Church. Uiblo reference,.2d chapter, II. Corinthians.

Ebon 1 Low,' who met witli a distressing accident on Hawaii sometiino ago, has so far recovered as tobo able to mako a trip to Honolulu.

Dr. Goo. Trousseau will givo a humat his residence, Punchbowl street,this evening to tho Admiral andollicors of tho flagship Dubotirdiou.

Hor Majesty Queen Liliuokalaniwill givo a state ball at lolani Palaceon Friday night, in honor of AdmiralParrayon and ollicors of tho Frenchflagship.

Mr. F. M. English will give anorgan recital at St. Andrew's Cathe-dral after tho services this evening,to which a froo invitation is ex-

tended.

Miss Virginia Calhoun of SanJose, Cal., had tho privilege of sit-

ting at tho press table in the Legis-lature yesterday. She is tho firstlady who has had that distinction.

Mr. and Mrs. von Tempsky loft ontho Claudino yesterday evening forthoir future homo on Maui. Thoscono at tho wharf was a lively ono,showers of rice and old shoes following tho couilo as thoy mounted thogangway.

Mrs. J. H. Palmer and two daugh-ters wore passengers by tho Austra-lia to-da- Miss Myrtle was engagedprevious to hor departure on thotypographical staff of tho Bullutin.Sho loaves with the best wishes ofhor

A number of Portuguese laborersaro engaged at work on Fort street,near tho niakai corner of King street.Thoy aro laying tho foundation fora now system of road making atleast now to this country, which, iffound successful, will bo all tho "go."

A Sterooptieon Exhibition will bogiven under the auspices of thoScottish Thistle Club, assisted bytho Hon. J. Marsdon and Mr. J.Lightfoot, in tho club hall, Mer-chant street, on Saturday evening.Admission free. All members andfriends cordially invited to bo pro-sen- t.

Superintendent L. G. Young oftho dredge oxpects to complete cut-ting away tho bar in about threeweeks. Mr. Young will then leaveon tho Australia to moot his familyat tho Coast. Tho dredge is nowworking on tho right hand side oftho channel, tho loft boing sttfli-eiont- ly

deep.

An enormous crowd saw the'Frisco steamer pff to-da- Loisabounded. Many oflicials and friendsworo on dock to bid goodbye to Col.and Mrs. Sproekols, Mr. and Mrs.Schaofor, Mr. and Mrs. Hackfeld,and others. Tho band novor playeda finer selection of national andsontiinontal airs.

John, son of Hon. J. T. Water- -

house, ,lr., loft by tho Australia fortho East, whoio ho will outer Princo-to- n

(N. J.) University. He is thethird son of Mr. and Mrs. Water-hous- o

off to college. At the wharfJohn's Oahu College mates wore inforce to soo him off, giving him as afarowell tho awful college yoll ofthat institution.

Fully two thousand pooplo at-

tended tho combined band concertat tho Hawaiian Hotel last .night.Tho band of tho French flagship wasgreeted with applause before andafter thoir appearance, as woro alhotho United States flagship San Fran-cisco and Hawaiian bands. A heavysho.wer of rain fell at 10 o'clock, butthat did not deter tho bands fromfinishing tho concert. Tho leadingof tho French master was veryartistic.

A woman assaulted a native manlast night during I he concert. Ithappened thusly: tho man was mak-ing some offensive remarks about awoman, whou the other, thinkingthe remarks woro intended for hor,hit right and loft, leaving tho manwith two lovely black optics. Ho wasabout to retaliate when someoneinterfered and threatened hint witharrest if ho attempted any suchthing, Another jumped in to helphis friend and at ono timo a rough-nud-tumb- lo

scorned imminent. Thematter was at length peaceably ad-

justed.

THE LEGISLATURE.

SIXTY-SEVENT- H DAY.

Wkiinusdat, Aug. 17.

Morning Session.

Assembly heard prayer by Chap-lain at 10. Minute of previousmeeting were read at 10.12 by theClerk and Interpreter and approved,as usual,

Noble Baldwin from tho FinanceCommit too presented a report onBill TM, "To abolish tlio ollico of TaxAssessor-in-Chie- f and to provide Tor

tho discharge of duties now per-formed by said Asscssor-in-Chiof- ,"

also on Bill 1 N, entitled "An Act toabolish tho ollico of Asesor," tothe following effect:Hon. J. S. Walker, President Legis-

lative Assembly:Sm, Your Committee on Finance,

to whom was referred Bill No. Bfl,

entitled "An Act to abolish the ollicoof Tax Assossor-in-Chio- f, and to pro-

vide for tho discharge of duties nowperformed by said Assessor-in-Chiof- ,"

also Bill No. Ill entitled "An Act (oabolish tho oliico of Assessor," bogleave to report that wo havo had thoabove Bills under careful considera-tion.

Bill No. TiO provides that tho dutiesnow performed by tho Assessors-in-Chie- f,

shall bo performed bj- - thoGovernors of each GubernatorialDistrict.

Bill No. Ill provides that tho ollicoof Assessor-iu-Chio- r bo abolished,and that tho labor heretofore performed by tho "Assessor" should beperformed by the Minister of Fi-

nance.Your Committee does not believe

it wise to abolish tho ollico of Asses-sor-in-Chi-

and in support of thisboliof would give tho followingreasons:

When the Governors had I hosupervision of tho Taxes of thoirseparate lslaiids, tho only work donewits tho making out of tho Assessment Books by tho Assessors, andtho collecting and accounting by theCollector of tho monoy to tho Gov-

ernor, and so far as wo can loam oftho system, tho collection books woronovor cheeked over either by theGovernor, his clerk or tho Registrarof Public Accounts, so that it wasnovor known whether all tho moneycollected was turned into tho Gov-

ernment Treasury or not.In the Assessment Books at that

timo a person owning two or morepieces of land would make a returnof same in a lump sum under thehead of Land and House, no royalpatent or land commissioners' awardnumber was given, so when referringto tho Tax Books could not tellwhat property was owned b1 the taxpayor.

Since the establishment of thepresent system, the Assessors andtheir deputies havo been busy get-

ting a correct list of all pieces ofland owned bj each tax payor, andmaking a record in the AssessmentBooks of same by Koyal Patent andLand Commissioners' Award, thenumber, the area, what the land is

used for, and if leased for how much.Tho Assessors havo found in someeases whore a tax payor was assessedfor ono .sum or item only, that thoyowned seven or eight pieces of landand did not pay more than half saidlands were worth.

Under the prosont law and system, maps in detail aro furnished bytho Survey Department, its far asthoy have them, and when a piece ofland is relumed by L. C. A. awardthe number of said land is checkedon tho map, in this way tho Assessors.find out tho lands that aro not laxed,and as soon as the owner is found it

is assessed to him, and thus new as-

sessments are continually beingmade, and those assessments are per-

manent, tho value only changing as(ho value of tho land changes.

Enough extra or new taxes havobeen collected since the present system was established to partly paythe running expenses of tho TaxBureau,

Thoro is also kept in tho headollico of each division a set of bookswhere each page represents a LandCommissioners' Award, showing itslocation, area, present owner or lapayer and other remarks. Thesehooks in time as thoy aro completedwill become valuable records for theGovernment and Tax Bureau.

Under this system records are alsokept in alphabetical order of till con-

veyances of whatever kind or nature,so that all transfer;, of title orownership aro known in tho Bureau,and in this way an intelligent assess-ment can bo made, especially incases whero leases aie recorded oflauds still returned in lump and inmany cases not roturned tit all.

At present a more complete as-

sessment is made than before for thoreason that tho satno jiomon is asses-

sor as well as collector, and holdsollico until removed for cause, anassessor who has been over his dis-

trict several years is familiar withtho pooplo and their property.Under the old system now assessorswqru appointed each year, and not

being familiar with the work, thepeople or their properly, they couldnot mako a very correct assessment.

A moro just, equitable assessmentis now made. The Assessors, inChief meet every year with the Min-

ister of Finance as a Board ofEqualization, and arrange and settleup u a plan of assessment of all pro-

perty throughout the Kingdom.There is a great raving in espouse

to the Government, as well as anin Taxes collected, under the

prosont system, ns compared withthat under the Governors, as w 11 boseen by tho .statement herewith ap-

pended. To remove tho Assessorsin Chief of each Island would neces-

sitate tho employment of a higherpriced class of deputies than aronow employed under tho Assessorsin Chief, and the result would pro-

bably bo no reduction whatever intho sum total ofalariesjnow paid.

Al tho least calculation, it willtake two.years moro of hard work toput tho present system on a goodand sure footing, and any change atthis time would bo a suvero blow tocarrying out of tho work. Tho mostof the detail work is being done bytho Assessors themselves, the depu-

ties boing busy with other work, sothat the abolishing of tho office ofAssessor and giving this work to thoGovernors or deputies to do wouldput tho work back whore it was twoyears ago.

In a few words tho present methodof assessing and collecting taxes isa woll organized system conductedon business principles with a cen-

tral ollico on each island, whero thoinformation, material and detailwork explained above, is kept forreference, tho whole plan of opera-

tions boing regulated by tho Equaliz-ation Board whoteas tho old me-

thod, with tho Assessors appointedin a hap-hazar- d way each year, oftenappointed from ono island to assessii district on another island and thereturns niado through it Governorwho know nothing about tho pro-perty of tho island,liasn't tho sem-

blance ovon of business system in itto recommend it.

To romovo the head Assessors,and thus break up the central ollicoof each island, would takeout of thesystem one of its most essential andimportant features; it would reallyremove the king bolt of the system.

Vo believe that to mako thischange, and remove those from of-

fice who havo acquired such valu-

able knowledge of tho business andof tho properly throughout thocountry, at a time when tho Govern-ment is siiill- - in need of :i good in-

come from taxes, would bo suicidaland unwise.

We recommend that the?o bills belaid on the table.

Respectfully submit led,II. P. Baldwin,13. C. M.vcrARLVNi:,

L. A. Thurston,J. A. Akina.

On motion of TJop. Koahou (horeport was tabled until he couldpresent a minority report.

Noblo Williams from the PrintingCommit! co reported Bills lfil.v, 100,

107, 108, 171.

Minister Silencer presented an-

swers to questions relative to ihonaturalization of Chinese, and titlio I'll'ool: No. of Cliinopo ntitiiral- -

izoil (lining lust period ill. (X) Intlio presold poriod tlio numbers havoboon--Apri- l, 0: May, .'!: .1 11110, 1;

July, 77; August to dale, l(i. (.')Total naturalized Chine.so, 177.

Tho Ordor ot tlio Day being mov-

ed tlio Appropriation JJill eaino bo-for- o

tlio AKSoiuhly. Nothing boingready for conmdurat ion in tlio wayof tho doforred items--, under .section1 of tho bill, no aotiou was taken.

On motion Bill 115, rolalivo tointernal taxes, was faliou.up and sec-

tion (52 was pns.sod.A general dulnoss seoining to per-

vade tho Assembly, Noblo Neumannmoved a lei'oss until 1 :!().

Tho vote seoined to favor tlio motion, bill tho President ruled olhor-wih- o,

Noblo Neumann not objecting.Seel ion (i!l passed.On motion the voto passing sei--

tion (i'J was and thenreferred to tho.Indieiary Committee,to which section til was also referred.

At, 11 tho As.soinbly, on motion ofHop. Smith tiud Noblo Neumann,took recess to allow members oppor-tunity to see their friondh off in thodeparting sloanicr Australia.

Pacific llurilwaro Co.

Whito Jlounlain leo Cream Kreoz- -

ors, F10111 one ipinrt. to 12 quails.

The larger sizes with lly wheol.

All attompth to supersede this

pattern havo failed.

Call and gut a Whitman Patent

Killing Bit, nickel plulod,

I'AL'irio J1aiiiw,uk Co., l.d.

Fort Street.

rpjli: IIUIXKTIN IS '1'IIK I.IIAIMNUJ. Dally 1'apur of thu Kingdom.

.contti pur month,

'

OUR STOCK OF

INFANT FOODS

- CONSISTS OK

Nestle's Food,

Ridge's Food,

Lactated Food,

Horlick's Food,

Mellin's Food.

AM. OK WHICH AUK KKKSH. IIVKltYI'AOKAdK (UTAllANTKUl).

At Popular Prices!

Hobron, Newman & Co.

IDruggists.COKXKIt KOllT AND KIKO STKKUTS.

Wanted.

WANTED.

A YOUXn MAN' DKSlilKS A 1'Ohl-- x

tion as Conehninn in a' privatefamily. Address "K," this olllce.

KDl-I- lt

Lost, Strayod or Stolon.

Oni: IIAWA'lease, let

17ltOM.r Smalt

LOST

I IAN TUKASUItY NOTK.turn this

l!)0-;- it

LOST

WA1KIK1, Aand '1 sm

Tov Terrier 1 )oir. with nnr'wmiinc on collar. A rnwaid iwill be naid for his icturn to

II. W. HOI.DSWOltTH,AtTheo. H. D.ivies.V Co.'.s

Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1S!)1!. l!U-- tf

To Lot Loaso.

TO LET.

rpWO N'ii'KI.Y KUU-- 1

nished ltooms, ppii-trall- v

located. Impiiip atlU'i.i.uiN Olllce. Xii-t- f

TO

jioi:i,y Kinssisiu:i( Ullage in .MiiMM,

near sheet car.Kent thisolllcp.

Ult-t- f

lkUVAI. I'i:i:mihi:s.Ilcri'tiiiiiu

piisiio I'oit Hired church.Apply to

.fetf

to

oh

or

lo.

TO

:iion- -

ji. 1. iii 1.1,1 1..H.

COTTAGES LET

NT.W

olllce.

lllnck

olllce.

LET.

Anpl

LET.

street,

AtTheo.

COTTAtir.ri1 ccntially located, containing two licdrooms.II . II I11I11LT-- 1 tJIJ.IJ . MIII1IIIMI

pantry.

Jjprt

:;h

TO

par- -

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TO

vri'.w nousi: ok

M-d-

XI roouiH, 011 .Magazine sjistreet, Itli llathioom, pat- - dKncut . (J., etc. 1 oiiiiiiamls

r 1"- - lt ZLl

t 1

H H

,V

at

one of tho llncst vlewn in Honolulu. Applyto (177-t- f) J. M. VIVAS.

TO LET.

Davies

LET.

kivk

NICK COTTAiii: 1 mi --- YA lleretailia eticet, nearI'ilkoi Ntrcut,l'arior, llcdioonm, IS.ith- -

I'anlry and kitchen,Hurvuni'it room, CarnageTramearn pa.s evry lM minutes. Apply atolllce of this paper. I.is-- tf

Mooting1 Noticoa.

wiu. m: a okJ the of thu Kohala riiigarCo, at the olllce of ('untie A Cooke, on

the IT.itli hint., a. m,

.1. II.liivlw Heci clary.

wiu, 111: . ok1. the of the Haiku riugar

Co. at the. olllce of Castlu ,V Cooko, oilthe li.'d hiM., at I) o'clock a. m.

.1. II,l!)S.6t

wild, 111: a okJ. iho of I'aia

of Castle A Cooke 011

Aug. --- ', IN'-- ', nt o'clock A. M.

TJIOH. W.His-f- it

t1 of Tnndius of tho Queen'nwill he hold at the room of the Chamber of

on August ii. IfcP.', al10 o'clock a. m., for the purpo-- n of

to lty-l.u- u,

1. I,1. .... I. I Lillll ItMM'llI'lir wmur. r.

Honolulu, July --'', !(?- -'.

C"

umggi

ixr-- aHKSEt

containing iiiH.iStDlniiigroom,

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

rpur.iiH mkctingtStocUholder.s

MONDAY, nlilo'cloel;

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

rpiiiiui: mi:i:tin(iKlockiiolilei'rt

MONDAY,

Hecrntary.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

rpii:iin mi:i:tinoKtockholdcrn- I'l.intatioii

attlieolllco MON-DAY,

HOIlltOS,

Ustju

Sprookels'

MOOo

hccrclury.

SPECIAL MEETING.

8I'KOIAI,Mi:i:TIN(iOKTHi:ilOAItDHospital

Commerce, Monday,cunsid-cilli- g

pioponcd AmciidinciiUni'ii.u.i'i.n.giurutury,

DO YOU

ARE YOU

WILL YOU

HAVE YOU

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,

TS2

o4

XJ1xn

Refrigerators

ICE! CHESTSWhite Mountain, (km

inAutomatic

A

!($'''&&? V fllms--

Co.

ON

2

ATHWtTON,

ATHI'.IITON,

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AND

'' 'Tw

OK.

Per "A

For Cheap

ALSO

u i'i:u

keep a If o you want 0 Dandyami you n mitotic enough to

lait "omi'thliig that will go toIn a week. Knglnnd is famous for good

and good Thowo oiler you this week are from England.We have 110 mutton.

coiiiniupla! lug any chango In the arrange-ment of your room, your boudoiruf your kitchen? W'u can assist yon to acoliitilorahlo extent in iho selection of yourLimps, Tixturosnnd Crockery.

IfiUo live uiliuitpi of your limp andMilne oT tho wp oiler you will

yOu compare our with thoi! chargedother dealers? It will beiielllyou; mi

II w ill w. Wo make discount for cash

forgotten about tho-- o Metal Handled Shoe

and that you called fora weeks ago. merely remind youUnit wo havo them now. Thoy are good.

Fort Street, Honolulu, : : : : Oppo. Bank.

AND

P3 1

WAND

Ice

& Barrel

Are Your GlassesFIT?

A ?

WE CAN GIVE YOU

In JTL-- y ofMe til

Cream Freezers!

Cylinder Churns.

PROPER

Stylesses or

FIT

Spectacles

HOLLISTER & CO., DRUGGISTS,

109 Fort Street, - - -- ' KEonolvilvi, H.

Children's Ms-Infa- nts' Bonnets

Tlie Largest AssortmentCAN UK KOUND

104 BVDi't Straot, XXon.olu.lvi.

CHII.niSKN'H !,AOH HAT.S,.

OHIUmn.VB MUIil. HAT.S,

HHIbDItKN'S HlliK HATS,OHIUMtKN'H MUSMN HATS,

OHIbDltl'.N'S KTIIAW HATS,OniliDIH'.N'S bl'.OHOK.V

inkaS'ts' i,aoi: iio.nni;ts,i.n'kan'rs' ohikko.n honnkt.s,

INKA.NTH' MUSI, IN JIONNKTS,INKANTri' SILK IION.NKTS.

SUN BONNETS IN WHITE, CREAM, LIGHT BLUE, FINK.

JUST RECEIVED H. Hackfeld & CoBark

KIIKSII INVlllOi: OK

Hay, Grain, Feed Best Refined Alcohol !

CROWN FLOURSale In Quantities to Suit.

FJRFWOOi)at coitn i)i:Livi:iti:i).

JOHN F. COLBURN & CO,,

103 ilueu.il Btrcj;t. i;

horp?Ilruh, strong

not pieces

lini'lips mutton. brushes

drawing

Stoves,

rxn-nilli- o

goodsprices

bytoo.

Dauboi.s llrushesfew We

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MISFIT

A

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AT

HATS.

OITK.K SALi:- -

For Mechanical & Medical Purposes.

Iu 1 and 5 Gallon Demijohns- at Tin: iuti: or -

l.S Per Gra-llox- i

lib) INLM.UDlXO CONTAINK.lt. (lm

Tlw bt thiny (0 send iu tourriVn(idroiiif In Kimj Itron. "Illutlmh'tl

teuVi iyotten up furfiapnr2i!W,H' it 0l advertiatment

XBfcW to M ifl, 1 'L

THE LEGISLATURE.

S1XTY-SIXT- H DAY.

Tuksday, Aug. 10th.Afternoon Sosslon.

Assembly reconvened from recessnt 1:15 o'clock, nnd proceeded withthe consideration ot Section 40 ofthe "Internal Taxes" law. Afterconsiderable debate tho section wasreferred to a special committee con-

sisting of Minister Widcinann, No-

bles Thurston and Neumann, andHeps. Ivamauoha and Kauealii.

Section 11. delating the detailand manner in which returns of tax-

able property shall bo made, defer-red to (above) select committee.

Section 42. Describing tho rightsand powers of Assessors. Sectionamended to debar entrance intohouses and passed.

Section !!!. Power given to As-

sessors and deputies to administeroaths. 1'assed.

Section 41. Defining duties ofAssessors in making returns of as-

sessments to Minister of Finance.Passed.

Section 45. Hours of attendance,and time of the year, by Assessor inollieofor transaction of public duties.Passed.

Section 4(5. Power of appeal bypersons aggrieved in assessment.Passed.

Section 47. Costs payable for re-

ductions claimed. Passed.Section 43. Form of certificate to

bo given by assessor to appellants.Passed.

Section 40. Court of Appeal, de-lini-

what shall constitute thosame. Passed.

Section 50. Defining who shallpreside at sittings of Courts of Ap-

peal. Passed.Section 51. Tho President and

ono other member shall constitute aCourt. Decision of majority finaland conclusive. Passed.

Section 52. Assessor to alter oramend the tax list in conformitywith the decision of tho Court.Passed.

Section 5!5. Every Appeal Courtto have powers and authority of a

Circuit .IwIko at Chambers. Passed.Section 51. Sittings of Courts to

bo held between 15th day of Nov-

ember and 10th day of December ineach year, at places and times to bodesignated by Presidents. Passed.

Section 55. Members of Courtsto bo paid not more than 5 per dayand traveling espouses. Passod.

Section 5G. When appeal is sus-

tained in whole, all costs to bo re-

turned. In part, only a proportionto bo returned. Passed.

Section 57. Each assessor to col-

lect in his division and to make re-

turn and turn moneys over to thoMinister of Finance. Passed.

Section 5S. Personal and dogtaxes duo and payable after July 1st

in each year. All other taxes afterNovember 1st eaoh year..On -- motion all relating to dogs

" " was strioli'o'i ut and tho sectionthou p;nsed.

Section fit). Assessors to give pub-lic notice by advertisement in news-paper, otc. Percentage to bo addedif taxes remain unpaid after Decem-ber 15th of each year.

On motion tho section was referredto tho previously appointed selectcommittee.

Section 00. Successor of assessorto have same power as predecessor.Pushed.

Section 01. Publication of delin-quent tax lists. Passed.

On motion tho Assembly at .'1:15

o'clock adjourned.

Take Good Care of tho Children.

If you have children you will bointerested in tho oxporienco of Mr.John Cook, of Pilot, Vermillion Co.,HI. He says: "Two years ago (woof my family, a young man and agirl, had very severe and dangerousattacks of bloody flux. Tho doctorhoro was unable, after a week's time,to check or relievo either case. Ithrew the doctor overboard and be-gan using Chamberlain's Colic, Cho-lera and Diarrluea Honied)'. Im-provement was seen very soon and1113 children arose in a fow daysfrom what I feared would bo theirdeathbed. It is a grand, good medi-cine." For sale by all dealers, Bon-

bon, Smith & Co., Agents.

Old Hags Wanted.Clean white rags, suit able for band-

ages, are wanted for use at tho BishopHomo and the Hoys' Home, LeperSettlement, Molokai. King up 281Mutual telephone, and the)' will bosent for; or leave the same at thoollicoof tho Board of Health, or atI. T. AVatorhouso's, Queen street.

Notices.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

riMlK UNDKItSIClNKJ), ASSJONKKOF.1 tlui Kstiito of Dr. Jticliaril Ollvur,Jluukriiit. of Honolulu, O11I111, lierehynotifies tin! creditors of bald Jtankriiiit,that tin has Ntiliuilttcd lib accounts as hucIiAssignee ami llleil tho same before Hon.H. II, Dole, Associate Jiibtlco of the Sup-remo Court, at his Chambers, to whom howill ut JO o'clock a. m, onfllURbDAV,tho IHth of August, 1NU, apply foruet-- tlenient of mid account, for a discharge

from all liability ntt Mich Assignee, and foran onlur to niako 11 final ilivltlimil ; ami thatany person may then and there appear amiI'oututft the frame.

CHAS.T. GUMOK.Assignee Kjtate of Jr. K. Oliver. ..

lUlulUj VJB 10. 6W. SS--

Golden folk U( irnni)DttijUlU

"W. F. BEYNOLDS, Prop.

J-u.s- t ReceivedNEW DOMESTIC

Paper Patterns!

PULL LINK OK

TOILET SOAPSAt price which o oMahli'died on

commencing CASH Puslnc.

Turkish Bath Soap, 4 Cakes 25 cts.Farina Bouquot, 4 Cakes 25 cts.

Oatmeal Soap, 4 Cakes 25 cts.

Curly Maple, 4 Cakes 25 cts.

And Other Soaps at 3 for 25 Cents.

tf Sec our Kino Line ot

W1MTINO PAPKltS,WRITING TAIILKTS,

MKMORAN'PUM HOOKS,DRAWING PKNOILS,

DRAWING PAPKIl,

Blank Books of all Descriptions.

Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Tennis Rackets.

tlff Call mill m;o our Goods hefmo buy-ing elsewhere. Lnt lint not least

A I.AKlin VAIUKTY OK

Novels & Popular Bound Books.

FINE CANDIES !

HART & CO.,

OK THK

Elite Ice Cream Parlors,

Wih to inform tho Public of Hono-lulu and all of the otherIslands that they have seemed theservices of Mr. Charles Ludwigen,an expert Candy Maker of long ex-

perience, anil who is particularlyfamiliar with the tastes of all loversof sweets.

Having lecently made great im-

provements and added new machin-ery toonrextensive Candy Kaetory,we are now better able than everbefore to supply the public withHigh Grade Confections of Unsur-passed Quality and Strictly Pureand Wholesome Material. Ourmotto will alwajs be

"not now cm: vr, iuit how noon"can we make the Candies.

Youis, anxious to please.HART .t CO.

Ki.itk lei: ClERAM I'mu.oksN1 UtKllY KU'TOUY.

187--m

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire and Marine

INSURANCE AGENTS.

AGENTS FOR

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

OF 110STOX.

Etna Fire Insurance Co.,

OK HAUTKOUI).

Union Insurance Co.,

OK fAX KltANCISCO, GAL.

CHAS. T.

Notary Public for the Island of Oahu.

Agent to take Acknowledgements to La-

bor Contractu.Agent to grant JInrringo Licenses, Hono-

lulu, Oahu.Agent for tho Hawaiian Inlands of Pitt it

Scott'H Kreight and Parcel Kxpress.Agent for the liurllugtou lioute.

ltlOAL KSTATi: ItltOICIJItand (IKNUItAL ACHNT.

ni:i.i.ni8 TKLICPHONi: MuniAi. llt'lP. O. llox 110- -

orncK-IIS Jlerchant st. Honolulu, H. I.

ELECTION of OFFICERS.

A T THK ANNUAL MKKTINd OK THKHtockholderH of the Hoiiouiu KiiL-a-r

( ompany held tills day, the followingOlllcors wore elected for tlio ensuing year:

President .. . Tom May,Ticasincr , ,(ieo. II. Itohertbou,Secretary .. . A. II. I.ovekin,Auditor .... K. Wuudouhcig,

( .1. O. Carterl)ireetor.s 1 .t

(Win. C. Ilrash.A. C. LOVKICIN,

Secretary Ilonomu Sugar Co.Honolulu, Aug. It), IN).'. m:i-l-

E. J. MORG-A'N- ,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

84 Berotauia St. Bell Tele. 280151 .'till

FOB SALE.

O HOUBK POWKlt UPHKiHTIIAXTKltJj Kugluu and Holler, in good workingorder, Kor particulars or terniH until v to tho

IIULLKTIN OKKICK.

MtMsrx. Kin' Jirox.arr showing a fine.Hue of lhtmboo and other style. ParlorEasel, Wall lirackits, and Window

Vornies, I'rii to vieej he-- times.

ANHEUSER-BUSC- H

Brewing Association.

XjcnjLis, :m:o.

BREWERS OF FINE BEEREXCLUSIVELY!

Manufactured from Pure Malt

world-renown-

and Grade I

MTNo Corn or Corn Preparations used in place of Malt, as is done by other East-

ern ltrow erics, in order to cheapen tho cost of their llecr, and to competo with ourand justly famed article. .'... ... ...

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With the Completion of the New B rewhou.se,the Brewing; Capacity is the Largest

of any Brewery in the World.Brewing Capacity: G kettles every 2d hours, G,000 Barrels, or 1,800,000

Barrels per year.Consumption of Malt, 12,000 bushels per day 3,600,000

bushels per year. Hops: 7,fi00 lbs. per day 2,250,000 lbs. per year.No Corn or Corn Preparations are used in the manufacture

of the Anheuser-Busc- h Beer. It is, therefore, the highest priced but theBost wholesome and really the least expensive for its superior quality.

Annual Shuting Capacity: 100,000,000 Bottles and 5,000,000 Kegs.

Tho Asiii:usi:r-11ii!('- ii Co. have cnriicil oil' tlio Highest llonor.s and tlio HighestClass Colli Alcilnli wherever llicy hnvo comjii'li'd. At all of tho International K.shilii-tion- s

throughout tho world thuir J'.eerKxoelled All OthursI

This Company have jnonau'd a Special Brand of thoir Highest Ciado Jieer for theHawaiian Islands, known an "SPECIAL llltlnV," with a handsomo laliel and in White15ottle, which, with their host "KXPOltT AN1IHUSKU" in Dark Mottles, heretoforeimported, u will now supply to the Tiado in Quantities to Suit.

G-- . W. MACFARLANE & CO.,Ayents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

FIRE,

LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Firo Insurance Co.,

Assets, 6,219,458.98.

London & Lancashire Firo Ins. Co.,

Assets, 84,317,052.

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, $6,124,057.

Nov; York Life Ins. Co.,

Assets, S125,947,290.81.

C. 0. BERGER

General Aj ent for Hawaiian Islands.HONOLULU.

BEiWERSALOON,

The Best Lunch in Town.

Tea. and CoffeeAT ALL HOUJtS.

THE FINEST BHANDS-O- F

Cigars and TobaccoAIAVAYh ON HAND.

H. J. KTOIL.TB, Prop.Island Shells and Curios !

WHOLKSALKANDHKTAIL.OIIKAPKlilc' Jry (Joodg Stote and Krnnk (lertz'sShot! store. 353tf T, TANNATvr.

""TPRsray

st.

Highest Hops

tgtMi'HiWlgrgfa

Material:

WM. G. IRWIN & CO.

(Lii-nitecl-)

OKKICIl KOlt SALK

Lime : and : Cement,

PAHAKKlNi: PAINT CO.'H

Compounds and Roofing,

itr,i;is pationt

Felt Steam Pipe Covering,AM. MZIIS.

fertilizers : '

Wool Dust, Bone Meal, Fish Guano.

AI.RO ill '!C A-- OIILANDT'S

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

G-ras- s Seeds :

Cocksfoot, Rye Grass, and Clovers.

Refined Sugars.KAlltltANIC OANNINU CO.'B

Corned Beef,In I and 2 II. Tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS,

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,

81 KING ST.

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

- AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

G. J, Waller, , . , Manager.

Beware of Imitations!

zv -CAUTION tlic P.uhlle agalnxl the oller-- L

lugs of "Normal Sanitary JaegerUnderwear" advertised liy iinrupiiliiitIioum'm to mislead tho imlilic The

IIC ill''

JAEGER

UNDERWEARW Cannot bo purchased thcro, but

only tit niy Store.

e.

SOLE AO-HN-

Kor tho Hawaiian Islands of Dr. mod. O..laeger's Sanitary Underwear.

H.F.WICMANIS SHOWING A

BEAUTIFUL LINEOK- -

Silver

Pinsin Tin:

Pierced WorkNow so Popular

AXI) AT PUICKS WHICH YOU Wild.CONSlnKU KXOKKJUNULY LOW

KOlt SUCH IIIC.II (iP.AI)H COODS.

. F. WICHIANT. r. Si: i.ms. A. AV. Ioi.iti:r.

Aloha Gallery.Kort .st., over K. Oertz's Shoo Store.

VIEW, LANDSCAPE, and PORTRAIT YIEWS

OF THE ISLANDS,

Sticlt as Xntives JIaliing Poi Grass HousesHawaiian Stylo Hiding HulahulaDaneers Coeoanut Groves Palm

and Date Gloves Street Viow.sand !uildings War Vessels

Slii)ping and MarineViews, K.te., Kte.

AKo a Large Collection of all Pioininentand Inteiesting Views of the HawaiianIslands, either Mounted or Unmounted.

Books of Hawaiian ViewsMade tin to Order at tho most Keasonahlc

ltatcs in Honolulu.

Cabinets S6 and S5 a Dozen.Iijij 1. O. ISox li)S tf

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.(LIMITKD)

Win. (1. 1 win, - Pi esident and ManagerClitus Sjireekels, .... nt

V. M. (iill'ard, - Secretary and TreasurerThco. C. Porter - ' Auditor

Sugar FactorsAND '

Commission Agents.

AOUNTS OF TIIU

Oceanic Steamship Company,OK HAN FUANCISCO, CAL.

G. BREWER & CO.(LIMITKD)

General MercantileAMI

Commission Agents.I.O. Carter Piesideiit and Manager(I. II. Itohurti-oii- , . . . TreasurerK. K. Jlishoti Secietary

V. R Allen iiuiiuorHon. (1. It. BishopS. (t. Allen ... . :..; Diitelors11, Waterhoitbe,...

HUSTAOE & CO.,

-D- KAI.IUIS I- N-

WOOD and COAL.-A- I.&O-

White and Black SandWhich wo will sell at lliu Very Lowo&l

Market Hates for Cabli.

Bell 414 - TELEPHONE Mutual 19

For Mouldinyx, Frames, l'astels,Arto-types- ,

J'hotoiiravitres, Ftehintjs, andererythintj in the line of Pictures, yo laKinij liros., Hotel street.

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J'OTSUST UOTT,IMl'OUTKR AND DKALKU IN

Steel & Iron Ranges

Stoves cSc Fi35:t-u.res-,

JlOUSEKEEPIa GOODS & KITCHEN UTENSILS

Agate Ware in Large Variety,WHITE, GRAY and SILVER-PLATE-

LAMPS & CHANDELIERS,Crockery, RablDer Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.

PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK.

DIAMOND BLOCK, Nos. 95 & 97 KING STREET.

This Space is Reserved

FOR. TllEEquitable Life Assurance Society

OF THE UNITED STATES.

BRUCE & A. J. CARTWRIG-HT,- "

Gunurnl AfLMits for Hawaiian Tslands.

CHAS. EUSTACE,11IPOP.TRK AND pKALKK IX

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND FEED.

Fresh California Roll

gflr ALWAYS

New Goods Received by Every

MF-- All Orders faithfully attended to.solicited and packed with care.

LINCOLN BLOCK, King Street -

TELEPHONE 119.

WEST CORNERNDUANDI P. 0. Box 480.

IV YOU WANT TO SAYK TIMEAT THK 1XL. COItNIOIt

Butter Island Butter

& KING STREETS.Mutual Telephone 90.

AND JIONKY I1UY YOUll FUIJNI-TUU- K

NUUANU & KINO BTIU3KTS.FOUND The place to liny New isng

kinds at Lowest Prices: Tlio IXL, V

Jieurooiu Sets, wardrobes, leuLainjis, Hugs, bureaus, Chullbnicrs,I X L, corner Xuunnti and King

Steamer and Veranda Chairs,

HAND &3

Clothes Paskots, Sewing Slaohines. iMBfcBBBBH Whatnots, Safes, TrunkH,etc.,rjom at 1110 i.owesi uasu riiccs nitno 1 --vuiturc Hottho, corner Nuuauii and King streets.

andON

Meat

S. W. LEDERER, Proprietor.STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK.

LEWIS &c OO. ,TKLEPHONE 210 HI FORT STREET. !' O. liox 2i)7.

IMPOHTKU8, VHOLK8ALK AND ItKTAIL DKALK1I8 IN

Groceries and Provisions.ON IOK Uy cinsli steamor (if thu O. B. S. Co. from California Krosh California Itoll

Putter, Kroen OynterH and l''reh California Fruits, Fish, (lame, Vegetahles, etc.

A complete lino of Crosho it Dlaekwell'H nnd J. T. Morton'u Canned and Hot tied Goodialwayu on hand,

JtiKt received i Freah Lino of flerman Pates and Potted Meats and Ilottlod Pros,orvedKrultH, Ik!wIh A: C'o.'h Malteo Jlrnml KiiKar Cured Hams and Paeon, Now UrenkfastCereals, Orciiiu Oat Flakes and ('ream Wheat Klakes, Bleily Lemony. California Itlvor-Hid- o

OrangCH, Oregon Hurhank Potatoca, etc. Batisfaetion guaranteed.

Steamer from San Francisco.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Island Orders

- Bet. Fort and Alakea Streets.

P. BOX 372.

ffinBB nd Sceond-hun-d Vurulturo of alljgr corner Nnuanu and King streets.

miy Jioxes, Stovei, Chairs, Ilaiigini;etc., hold tor uasli at tliustreeti.Sofas, lied Lounces. Cribs.

ij new anu Bcconii-nan- a rur- -L

IUU ltKUl :iVK PHOMPT

TKLKPHONK 02. P. O. 1JOX 115.

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.IMPOItTKltS AND DKALHKS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.New fioodn Itecelvod liy Kvery Packet fiom tho Kawtem States and ICiiioikj.

FltKSH OAL1FOKN1A PltODUOK 1JV KVKKY BTKAMKH.

Orders faithfully attended to and (IooiIh delivered to any part of tho free.

Island Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

EJast Corner UTort Sc KiiiK Streets.

(NUW IIULLKTIN 1ILOCK, MKKl'IIANT STItUUT)

REAL ESTATE BROKEREire Insurance Placed. Collections Attended To.

BENTS COLLECTED AND HOUSES

ANY JiyglJWSS KNTJtUSTyp TO MU

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ATTKNT10N,

All Oily

RENTED.

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