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BY AUTHORITY.NEMO'S COMPLIMENTS TO OMEN

Will. G. Irwin t Company, j Biiidwill LOCOffiOlives.CA.VrLK k COOKK,ElITOU lit I.I.KTIN :

Omen, the narrow toulcd fabricator, lias (with his UHiial trickery;

OFKK.B rOK SAI.K The undersigned having beeu sppolnteutaken advantage of my answer to"What they say," and' has garbledand perverted it in a manner, think Limo Ac CemtMit, sole agents lor in Hawaiian

Islauds

For the Celebrated

THE "DAILY BULLt-TIN-

IS PUBLISHED

tun Afternoon Except Sundays

At tin Office. Queen street, Honolulu,11. I.

DANIEL LOGAN Editor & Manager

roB theDaily Bulletin Publishing Company,

(Limited )

PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

tem)i:j:s wanted.Shipoing & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION & INSURANCE AGENTS,

L19COMPOUNDS . and ROOFING,

ing to make me appear ridiculous.But it won't do, Omen, the readerhas taken your measure sometimeago ; and lias got your cold, clammynature down to perfection. Omen'sarticle in the Bulletin of Oct. 31,

from beginning to end, is tilled with

From the works ofHEED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

Sealed Tenders will be received atthe Attorney-General'- s Office till 12

o'clock noon on FRIDAY, the 20thday of November, 1891, for furnishingthe OAHU PRISON for six months,

Co.,Bnrbam, Parry, Williams

nothing hut a batch of repetitions-- DEALERS IN- - Philadelphia. Pfiin,and whimperings, coupled with the

Are now prepared to give estimates and beginuing THURSDAY, the 20th dayttl'HNCUIPTION:

Daily Bulletin, 1 year $6 00" " 6 mouths 3 00

" per mouth (del-

ivered-) 6C

FERTILIZERS : receive orders for these engines, ofsize and style. of November, 1891, with the following

Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,WOOL DUST,

The Baldwin Locomotivv Wis- -'UPPLIES at such times and in such'lantilies as may be required :

The Marfhal, or such other officerare now iiunnif iclm ing a s!yic of I.Summary, 1Wkhkly Bulletinyear .94 00 mot: :i :.. t'li al.pUMlI'bANTATION W V IMM.l

DONE MEAL,FISH GUNO,

ALSO

BUCK & OHLANDT'B

as he may designate, will make therequisitions, and all supplies will be5 00foreign. For Plantation Pnrposes,subject to his inspection and approval.The amounts set opposite certainA number of which have recently beenam Both Telephouea No. K56. k

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure,

temper and peevishness or a cunuthat has lost its sucking-bottl- e.

Omen says: "Nemo Las to be fairlykicked before he can see a point."I will say that I am satisfied (andhave been for sometime past), that itwould take the kick of a governmentmule to make Omen see a poiut out-

side of his own narrow-mindedne- ;

or to kick any sense of right intohim whatever." In the Bulletin ofSept. 19, Omen said: "There wasa prohibition candidate for governor,Ferdinand Scbumaker, at the sameelection, who received 8302 votes."Does not the above vote show thereare only 8302 prohibitionists in Ohio?Or had the others gone on one oftheir little periodicals in New Yorkcity? Perhaps Omen can explain.

received at- theee Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents an, I managers with particularsof same.

items in the Schedule are the approxi-

mate requirements for the six months,but all the supplies are to be furnish-

ed as required by the Marshal.

rAddret8 all business communica-tions "Manager Daily Bulletin."

(WAddress all matter for"Editor Daily Bulletin."

The superiority of these LocomotivesGRASS SEEDS : over all oilier makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughoutthe United States.COCKSFOOT,Honolulu. II. I.P. O. Box 80. RYE GRASS

And CLOVERS.

Carpenters', Blacksmiths', Machinists' A PlumberB' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods and

CJeiirMl JIrelm.iicliie. .

Stake's Steam Pomps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Wileoi & Gibbs, 4 Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jape 4 Sons Family Medicines

Preliminary lioiceieil. Win. O. IliWIN & Co., L'd,

Refined Sugars, Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands

Fairbank Canning Co.'s CornedV.IUISTACE.

Bids will be accepted for either thewhole list of supplies or for thosenamed in any one Class.

The contractor will be required tofurnish suitable bond for the taithfulperformance of his contract.

All Tenders must be distinctlymarked "Tenders for Supplies OahuPrison."

The Attorney-Genera- l does not bindhimself to accept the lowest or anyhid. CHAS. CREIGHTON,

Deputy Attorney-Genera- l.

Attorney-General'- s Office, Novem-

ber G, 1891.

J.IIOOG8.

For my part I am getting tired ofhaving to correct bo many of Omen'sintentional errors. I now ask ofOmen, to furnish the reae'er thesource of his clippings, in all ot j hislate articles. If he is afrnii! orashamed to do it, I hope he will beman enough to say so. I have giventhe sources of my information ; it isonlv fair, that Omen should do the

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.IMPORTANT SALE ! HUSTACE & CO.,

account of Captiiin Monsseau'sON departure by the next outgoingsteamer, and to close partnership ac JOHN NOTT,

Importer and Dealer in mi G&li FACTORsame.The cost of city government in At-

lanta, Ga., increased 10 percent AN1 HAJiHV.Steel and Iron Ranges, Stoves anfl Fixtures, during the year of prohibition,

Rents in Atlanta, Ga., declined under prohibition, 15 to CO percent"There are twice as many housesvacant under prohibition, as DRAYMEN.there were when there was no pn

All orders for cartage promptly attendedhibition." Atlanta Constitution,to. x articular attention

paid to theNov. 21, 1887. "As a prohibitionnaner that has fought for t hut side,because we believed the people of Storing & ShippingAtlanta hud the nerve to carry it

SCHEDULE.Aint. required for

15 monthsmore or less.

Class 1. rPoi, per lb 72,000 lbs

Class 2.

Fresh Meat, per It) 35,000 lbsClass 3.

Hard Bread, Medium, per lb.24,0OOlbs

Bread, Fresh Loaves, per loaf. . .

1,400 loavesSalmon, Red, per bbl 30 bblsRice, No. 2, per lb 5000 lbsPotatoes, per lb. . . .7 2500 lbs

Tea, per lb 000 lbs

Coffee, per lb 300 lbs

Sugar, No. 2, per lb 4200 lbs

Flour, per lb.. 300 lbs

Bar Soap, per lb 750

out, we now feel it our duty, after111 Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook & Of good in transit to the other Islands.Buker.

counts Dr. Trousseau offers for sale the

Hawaiian Ostrich & Egg Farm,

K.aplola.nl Park.Comprising the Freehold of the Pro-perty, Furniture, Agricultural Imple-ments, Windmills, Pumps, Steam En-

gine, etc., etc.

2 Fair of Breeding Ostriches,. 35 more or less Young Oatricb.es.

From a day to 8 months old;

1 Horse and Brake, 1 Express Wagon, 1

Tart, a large number of purebred BrownLeghorn Fowls and others.

1-- The Property will be sold as a

whole or everything separately to suitpnrchaseis.

There are on the Farm over 200 NavelOrange, Adriatic Fig, and Olive Trees,and over 1000 Imported Pineapple Plantsof the best sorts.

The whole of the land is'laid out forcomplete irrigation, the water beius sup-plied from an inexhaustible surface wellof very sweet water.

Dr. Trousseau assumes all liabilitiesof the Ostrich Farm and would like allaccounts, if any, to be sent to him byOctober 81st.

Inspection Invited. Captain Moris-Bea- u

will give every possible informa-tion.

Wig' For price and other particulars,apply to

254 tf DR. TROUSSEAU.

few months trial, to pronounce it adead failure in Atlanta." AtlantaDaily Capital. "There is a decided Also, Black & White SandTelephone 74.71 Hotel St." . .1-

increase in the numoer 01 uueu qis-In quantities to suit at lowest pricestilleries in Georgia, which Collector

Crenshaw attributes to two causes-t- he t3f Office: Next door to Jas. F.C. BREWER & CO..extreme leniency of the courts and Morgan's auction room.the home market afforded by proliihc

tkir fell 414Mutual 19&glion." Atlanta Constitution, 1887. Telephones(M11ITEII),

General MercantileAND

All the figures, logic and cunningHousekeeping Goods & Kitchen Utensils,sophistry of prohibition cannot alter Soft Soap, per tin 0 tins

BWch, per lb 72 lbshuman nature. lhey may legislateCommission Agents.

SVt, pec bag 12 bagsuntil doomsday and it will still remain true, as it has from time inr

LIST of officers: Onto.', per lb 1000 lbsmemorial, that the human appetite

CAss 4.cannot be controlled or restrainedJ. O. darter President & ManagerOr. 11. Robertson TreasurerE. F. Bishop Secretary Milk, per quart .720 qrtsby a law on paper." - Chicago TitW. F. Alleu Auditoibune. "The crank does not seem to Class 5.

AGATE WARE IN LARGE VARIETY. .

WHITE, GRAY AND SILVER-PLATE- D

LAMPS - AND - FIXTURES.Crockery, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.,

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.

understand that a man may oppose Mattresses, single straw. ..as requiredDBsiraDle Resiaence Sites

directors :

Hon. C. R. Bishop, S. O. Allen,II. Waterhouse. Class 0.prohibition without having a deep-seate- d

affection for rum." New Or Blankets, per pair as requiredleans Picayune.

Blue Denim, per yard (8 oz)..0 piecesIn the long run, the operation,or the inoperativeness of this law" CASTLE & COOKE

FOR SALE t

Brown Denim, per yd (8 oz)..6 piecesBrogans, per doz pair as requiredStraw Hat-- , per doz 12 dozsCanvas for Hammock, per yd..

Q ft

3 ! I z --ff g

w S - H 8 2

8 I s r ? H 2 53d

l a o

B o O JU

sir 31 1

S s : e t--jS a o s 213 S 2 ft P 5 f

(Maine prohibitory law) "is as mis-

chievous as its pretentions are dis IHPOKTKKH,Four Fine .Residence Sites,T HAVE Hardware, Shipping

situated on Piikoi street, for sale.-- P. O. Box 372.Telephones, No. 119.- -

honest, its arguments fallacious andits title fraudulent. The doom offailure is written in the very struc-ture of it, contrived, as it is, to work

The Lots have a frontage of 94 feet on as requiredClass 7.Piikoi street and. are 200 feet deep, are

Commission Merchants,with the utmost friction and annoy Kerosene Oil, per case 00 cases

Linseed Oil, per gal as requirednicely laid out in fruit and shade treesand are all covered with grass; waterlaid on throughout. The situation ofthese Lots andthe limited number makeif. necessary that intending purchasers

DEALKRS INance, with perversions aonorrent 10Paints, V. lead, per lb as required

General Merchandise 1

Galv. Iron Buckets, per dozall our traditions of freedom, forsecret iuformation,domicilatory visit-

ation and search." Rev. Dr. Leo-

nard Bacon in the South-We3- t.

should make early application to theundersigned, from whom all particulars as requiredPlantation Agents,

Life, Fire & Marine

Glias. Hustace, Lincoln Block,King Street, bet. Fort & Atakea Streets,

IMPORTER & DEALER IN

Groceries, Provisions, Flour & Feed.

Fresh California Roll Butter & Island Butter

Tin Dinner Pails, per doz. as requiredcan be had. J as. aiuauan203 tf "Youf circular note of March 15

Brooms (house & yard) per doz. .Insurance Agents..as requiredGEORGE LUCAS, 1 HONOLULU, H. I. 91

comes to hand, and in reply I wouldsay that it would be a waste of spacein your valuable paper should Ireiterate at some length what I have

Whitewash Brushes, doz.per . . .

as requiredPUBLIC XOTICE.& Builder.ContractorMatches, per gross 3 gross

T NOW all men by this notice that, Class 8.IV from and aftur this date, 1 havealways ok hand.Honolulu Steam Planing M11J.S, Espla.

nade, Honolulu. this day discharged Mr. H. C. Ulukou Lime, per bbl as requiredCement, per bbl as requiredCoal, per ton as required

from acting as an agent for me in anysense whatever, in the' charge and adManufactures all kinds of Mouldings Germania Market,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

saahna. Doors, and all kiuds of wood

New Goods received by every steamers from San Francisco.

g0 All orders faithfully attended to and satisfaction guaranteed,orders solicited and packed with care.

ministration of all my property, anu inthe collection of all dues and rents upon Class 9.Island

publicly said before now in regardto the standpoint I have taken to-

ward the prohibitory amendment.I shall vote no, no, no. Pro-

hibition is an infringement uponpersonal rights (not privileges).Prohibition does not prohibit. Pro-

hibition drives the traffic intokitchens, cellars and garrets, wherethe law cannot reach an offender.Prohibition breeds hypocrites. Pro-

hibition makes criminals of inof-

fensive people. Prohibition is acurse, and not a blessing ; it fosters

ioi-- t Hlrnel,anv and all mv estate In this Kingdom.work finish. Turning, Scroll and BaudSawing. All kinds of Sawing and

Hay, per ton 24 balesOats, per ton 24 bagsAny one who holds or is in possession

of anv uronei ty or who bus any business 3 Class 10.-- P. O. Box 297.Telephone 240.--Vegetables, per day as required

11 AS FRESH DAILY

or payments to make, will transact thesame with me personally at my place atllonuakaha, at Honolulu, Oahu.

KAPIOLANI,Per Js. Nawalii.

Honolulu, Nov. 3, 1S91. 25!) 3m

Flaning, Morticing ana xenanuug.tjr Orders promptly attended to and

work guaranteed. Orders frcm theother Islands solicited. ,

E. B. THOMAS,CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.

Estimates given on all kinds of Brick,

Head Cheese, Bologna,LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, H. I.,

Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions,

Pork & Other Kinds ol Sausages

Beans, per lb as requiredPork, per- lb as requiredLard, per lb . as requiredLeather as requiredLumber as requiredMedicines as requiredButtons as requiredThread (white and black). as required

204 2w

FOlt SALE. Of unsurpassable quality, made by theAll

intemperance instead of putting itdown. Let the sale of a commoditywhich, by its intemperate use onlybecomes harmful, be intrusted tonoue but responsible people; let it

Iron, Stone and Wooden Buildings.In thekinds of Jobbing Building Trade well-know- n German sausage

maker G. Sen ua unit.IO 1 I7URNISHE1) House for01s8. Co. sale containing parlors,Rv each Rteamer of the O. S. fresh Calafornia Koll

104B0Ta TELEPHONES' 104three bedrooms, dining-roo-be regulated in the best possibleButter. Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,255 3inetc., etc. A complete line of Crosse & Black well's & J. T. Morton's Canned

& Bottled Goods always on hand. Also, iual received a fresh line of Germankitchen, pantry, bathhouse and out-

houses, with lease of lot. Inquire onpremises on Young street, betweenThomas Square and Alapai street.

2M tt

attended to Keeps for sale Brick, Lime,Cement, Jron Stone Pipe and Fittings,Uhj and 2few Corrugated Iron? MintonTjles, Quarry Tiles, assorted sizes andcolors; California and Monterey Sand,Granite Curbing and Blocks, Etc. ,

Office and Yard : Cor. King andSmith streets. Office Hours; 8 to 12

A. M., and 1 to 4 P. M.Mgr Telephones: Bell, 851 ; Mutual,

417. Residence: Mutual, 410. P.O.Box, 117 . , 129 ly

Pates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis & Co.'s Maltese

manner, but do not make a crime ofwhat is no crime; do not. depriveninety-nin- e persons of a legitimateright because one sot abuses it."Rev. Solomon Schindler, BostonTranscript. Nemo.

Brand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, New Breakfast Cereals, Cream OatFlakes ftnd Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California RiversideOranges, Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc... Etc. Satisfaction guaranteed FOY7LEK'S YAltD.

NOTICE.HAVING bought the leasethis well-kno-

Lodging Ksiatili.shimnl, I--Telephone No. 92.P. O. Box 145.- -

BEAVER SALOON would call atleution to its 100 rooms,Mr. Lewis JE havew appointed

Agent for the HawaiiauLevey

Irrigation Notice.Honolulu, H. 1., May 27, 1891.

Notice is hereby giveu to all holdersof water privileges that owing to theprolougcd drouth, it is necessary that,care be used in the use of water.

Holders of privileges and the publicgenerally are therefore respectfullyrequested to assist the Departmentby exercising economy iu the use of

water.The irrigation hours are from 7

8 a. m., and 5 to 6 o'clock P. m.

JOHN C. WHITE,8upU Honolulu A ater Works.

Approved :

C. N. Sl'KNOKK,

, Minister of the Interior.121 tf'

$100 REWARD? ILL be given to anyone flndiug a

V lihiin'iiil which was lost from itssetting be, vi en residence of Mr. Keujesin Nuuami Valley and the Post Otliee onTuesday las . sW2 tf

Scotcli Splint Coal !

which 1 intend to kept in the best con-

dition. Anybody desiring lodgings willplease take notice.

m lin JOHN RADIN.Olera House, and parties wishing torent same for the purpose of entertain

H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

incuts or shows will please apply to him

The Bert Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 HoursThe Finest Brands of

WSJ. G. IKWIN & CO., L.'l,252 111)Family Residence To Let.

'HE Handsome Residenceon Beretania street, be PAl'Ell HANGING 1

Ciprs, J Totat longing to the Dickson Estate,il IVE J. L. Meyek the Painter a call

'PHE undersigned offer for sale 500J. tons of best Scotch Splint Coal, juut

arrived per "Strathblane" from Glas-

gow. This 'oal is equal to best Welcht oal. and especially suited for steam,household and ploughing engine use.211 tf O. W. MACFARLANK & CO.

occupied by Mr. J. 11. Super is for rent011 Noveiulier 1st. For particulars in-

quire of W.F.ALLEN,Bishop & Co.'s Building, Kaalm-iiian- ii

street, 2oa lui

VJT and have your Paiier Hanging donepromptly and neatly. 130 Fort street.P. O. Box 387. Mutual Telephone602. lit tf

New Goods received by every packet from Eastern States and Europe,Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attendedto and Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orderssolicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1--

AJwaya on Hand.H. J. NOLTK. Proprietor.

91

FltUlT JUICES! THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GU. OF NEW YORK,ltl II UM A. IIH'I KIV. I'rttiMfitt.

Issues Every Desirable Form of Policy !

It has ,H iu ...ember, .ncc its organization THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLIARS.Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever offered by any Insurance Company.

107 For full particulars apply to

(icncrnl Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

MYSTESiiOUSDICCINC.

V 4rnr ltn nl lli'itil of MkIiI InI in in n Miiimrr

Two unknown men were observedat h ilf pa-- eleven o'clock lintnicjii, diiim in the ground underthe detue foliage of the I a ruebiiiinnvllli' vine shrub, on the m.ikaiside of Kniiua iiiaie. At the Kile

nf the in h! cri'His operation the

linn nine's lilil revealed a hole thenl ii jji.m-- or of a viulni eiiv.

By actual a IIi i ikiinreporter fmunl the iliun iimoih of thehole to be H teel ii inches long, 2

feel wide til one end and 1 foot atthe other, and about ft toot deep.

Governor (.'leghorn, who hascharge of public grounds, whs noti-lie- d,

and in turn untitled the policeof the strange act ol tiespass. TheChinese caretaker of the square hasfilled up the hole. It is impossibleto conjecture whither the diggerswere in quest of treasure trove per-

haps obeying a dictate from dream-land or were preparing to cover upthe spoils or the evidence of crime.The whole thing is a big blank

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LU,

We mv pUascI in kw that th' nUw niv

.'iwiikt'iiin' to ill' fitrt that FRUIT JUICllS tuv piv-IVra-

to Artificial I Wiuvk when uscl dh llavor-it- u;

fur Solii Water drinks.

Apprrciatinj? the fart that tin- - public !' Hono-

lulu ;irc ciititlcl to the, best Soda Water attainable,we have resolved not to contaminate our Xew Soda

Fountain by the use of Artificial Essences.

Consequently, while we were selecting onr line

of(Joods in San Francisco, we procured a line of

PUttE FRUIT JUICES, the purity of which cannot be

doubted, being prepared as they are by the well-kno-

linn, .Jas. W. Tufts of lioston, Mass.

As you pass the windows of our store, corner

of Fort and King streets, you can see therein a

complete line of those celebrated Fruit Juices.

llOBliON, NEWMAN & CO.,1 )ru jurists.

I III--

flail u jjliillctitt

tttntnkrd nr i"r britth; flt .

WKIiM.Mi.W, NuV. 1. lS'.U.

THE KALAK UA M 0 N U M t N I .

Tlic Hi i i.i.iin i.i f i i lii-- I iy :t U I

fur f 1 ii i ii Iriuillh tin' work

and the funds of the k.ilitkuiuMonument Association. On tuitiii y

of one of the oll'icus it U learned

that the ixecutive of thehave been trying to get in all the

subscription books friim town anil

country. When this has heen

effected, a meeting of the Asso-

ciation will be called. Should the

siuyle dollar subscription be found

likely to lie inadequate, some other

mode of laismg funds will have to

be devised. In view of the leading

hand Hie late King had in the

development of the country, through

his negotiation of the reciprocitytreaty, it would be only common

gratitude to accord his memory a

public monument, however themeans arc to be secured. Thereshould be no time lost, as there is a

talented sculptor here who may not

be here long, and probably the work

could be most economically dune by

enlisting his sk'lled services.

THE ALIENS FRANCHISE.

"Bystander," whose letter appear-

ed yesterday, is amazed that nobody

has hitherto arisen to denounce the

Fort 8tret,

H I f

j (hi '

Immmtjm

Art Rooms, : :

c. j. McCarthy,New Ci;.m.mins' Block, Merchant Sthhut.

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.'

SOLICITOR KOK THE

Eq iitable Life Assurance SocietyFIRE INSURANCE PLACED. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO.

PICTI HK FK UUXtt TO OBDER t

tamped Goods for Etching: AT :

N . S. SACHS,1 04 Fo.t Street, - - Honolulu.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, CONSISTING OF

Stamped Sideboard Scarfs,Stamped Bureau Scarfs,Stamped Splashers,Stamped Tray Covers,

ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF.--

Stamped Newspaper & Letter Bags, Stocking Bags, Laun-dry Bags, Etc., Etc.

Linen Floss & Working Cotton, in all Colors!.

Fancy Colored Silk Fringe for Fancy Work I

Mai? Gloin tUiu.br Xtiijlu If Mil!

Honolulu.ARTISTIC, BEAUTIFUL, NOVEL

AND USKFL'L !

rl lH0 UUUINKY

0Motto: "The Survival of toe Fittest."

FINISHED IN ANTIQUE OAK.

lUIUUltj UUUJ STOCK

A NEW INVOICE Of

I XL Pocket CutleryWade & Batchers' Razors,

Stii'lf Hardware, Agriailtunil Imple-ments, Vacuum Oil, -

Plant iti in Suppl es in Great Variety.

ki'urkk iiosK oi me nest quality,.1.1. I.. I I! XT 1...

Mclnerny Hall.

Stamped Toilet Covers,Stamped Vegetable Covers,Stamped Bibs and Doylies.

Rain Coats!

HTKEET.--o-

:o:the management of Miss K. CLARK.

LINE OF

Gall at Epn l Gunn'sAND EXAMINE THEIR NEW STOCK

Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Dress Goods, Silks,Fans, Etc., Etc

NEW CHOICE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY 1

We are sliovvina a cuoiee line of Ladies' & Gentlemen's

Vt: Iki vn iviTittly niiidit

aiTaiivini'iits will) a Co-ivi- ii

Company in theStatt-s- , by which we aivi'iiallYl to lOnlarc Por-

trait in Crayon or IndiaInk at the following ex-

tremely low rates :

11x17 in. ; $1(UM).

KixL'Oin. : J2..r0.18x22 in. :. 1".(H).

20x21 in. : 17 :"().

22x27 in. : 20. a).25.:M) in. : 2.".00.

These prices i eludeframing in 1, 5 or (5 inchriush and Gold, Whiteand Gold, "White andSilver or Jironze Mould-

ings, fitted ready forhanging.

If you have anythingin this line which youwish to have done, giveus a trial, and we gua-

rantee satisfaction or wowill not expect you to-pa- y

for it,

KING BROS.,

Dealers in Pictures andArtists' Material, Etc.,Hotel street.

200 If

WANTED

S 1HAWAII IN (Jovcmi-- n0,000 ciil Bonds at par.

O. A. s'l'KVICN,272 lv for Fort & Merchant .st.

WANTKI)

IfUKNlSBED Rooms in private familyL by man and wife witu privilege oflight, housekeeping. Address "G. H.M.," this office. 272 2t

Lost, Strayed or Stolen.BAY Filly froml'aln ma on Thurs-

day night. A suitablereward will be givenon returning the same

to P. Fernandez's residence, I'alama.271 lw

IIOUS15 TO LET.

rpo be let the House No. 38j&f"s,i A Punchbowl streut, niakai

jSc&$$ of King street, on terms whichran be had on application to

II. HOLMES,271 lw At Uisliop & Co.'s Bank.

TO LILT

rPIIE Premises on Bereraniafi'$F'i 1 street, formerly occupied

by O. J. McCarthy; LargeHouse with line yard. Inquire of

2(i'J lw J AS. F. MOKUAN.

tUll SAfiK or A SB.

"P'lK Desiiable Residence.tfy&a I situate between Youngffi2U&i&-- and King streets, near Keeau-inuk- u

street now occupied and beloug-bi- g

to John Leal. For particulars ap-

ply on the premises. &7 1 u.

FOU SALE

A DESIRABLE TSniMlngi 1 V . Lot on the tipper siilc of

;r45if Yoiiiik stieet ami opposite J.Lcal'M residence, having 5U ft. lniiitifteuml 150 It. deep, well planted with livesmid flower, water laid on and allfunced. Apply to J LEAL

259 lm

FOR KBVr'I-H- E Very Desirable Real.

Hp. I deuce located on Kinau"street near the corner of I'en-saco- la

street, presently occupied by P.F. August Elders. House contains par-lors, o.uing-roon- i, kitchen, three cham-bers, bathroom, pantry, veranda roomsand ample closet space. Possession givenDecember 1st. Inquire at

HAWAII N HARDWARE CO., '2415 tf Fort street, opp. Hpreckels.

ELECTION of OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of Wilder'sSleanii-hi- Co., (L'd), held at

their office in this city on the lGlhinst., the following officers were re-

elected to serve during the ensuingyear:

W. C. Wilder President,J. F. HackfcldS. 1J. Rose Secret try,S. B. Rose Treasurer,W. F. Allen Auditor.

8. B. ROSE,Secretary.

H. molulu, Nov. 17, 1891. 272 4t

ELECTION of OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of the stock-

holders of the Union Feed Co.,(L'd), held in Honolulu, Nov. Kith,the following officers were elected toserve for the ensuing year:

President E. C. Mucfarlane,t. . W. F. Allen,

Treasurer )& . ,.F. W. Macfarlane,

Manager S

Secretary F- - R. Vida,Auditor C. Bosse.

F. R. VIDA,Secretary U. F. Co., (L'd).

271 3t

Macintosh

HILO JOURNAL.

Sailed from Hilo Nov. 5, brig Lur-lin- e,

Capt. Matson, in ballast, forSan Francisco. Passengers Mrs.Win. Matson and child, Mr. Low.

At the V. C. T. IT. meeting in

ilaili Chinch, 15th inst., was theusual singing by llaili and Foreignchurch choirs. Vocal solo was givenby Dr. Nichols of Honolulu andanother by Dr. Wiggins with chorus.An address was delivered by the lastnamed gentleman.

The Literary and Musical Commit-tee appointed for the next entertain-ment seems to have the dumps, andwe have no entertainment in months.The committee seem to be of themahope order, with all due respect tothem. Want to see results. Thepeople wait with as much patienceas they know how.

We have had delightful weatherlately.

The Volcano road is progressingslowly. We are looking for a lava(low. If it would only come downami fill up all the holes on the newlysurveyed route, we might see theroad open to the Volcano Housesome time before the end of theworld.

DISCOURAGEMENT.

Editor Bulletin:Mr. llartwell in his lecture said :

"The course of events during theparty changes in the last four yearsis discouraging to those who hungerand thirst after the spoils of ollice."Why did he not go further and slatethat which he also knows to be thetruth that it is and has been dis-

couraging to those who have hun-

gered to see honest administrationof government during the partychanges in the last four years? Doeshe pretend not to know that subordi-nates have been kept in ollice againstthe will of the people, and that tooin the face of proof, both circum-stantial and fact, as to their abuseof trust in ollice, and are yet in someinstances, that are well known to thecommunity ? People are discouragedand disappointed at this way ofinterpreting the word "Reform."For henchmen and political useful-ness it means place and boodle. Forthose who want and wish for honestami consistent administration "dis-couragement." Reader.

COURT. DECISION APPRECIATED.

Ah In, a Chinese rice planter, whowas brought before the Police Jus-tice last week on a charge of mali-

cious injury in allowing a ferociousdog at large, and whose trial wascontinued till y, was acquitted.Ah In disclaimed ownership ol thedog, and, according to the testimony ofan elderly native, the animal belong-

ed to another Mongolian. His Honorin acquitting t'e prisoner advisedthe native, who had the dog in hispossession, awaiting judgment of theCourt, to destroy the dog. The na-

tive expressed approval of the deci-

sion and said he would do it as soonas he reached home. It has beenlearned later that the native, true tohis word, killed the animal, but dis-

posed of it in true Hawaiian fashion.He iuvited his neighbors and had a

luau of the animal cooked in tileaves.

SNEAK THIEVES.

Another campaign of sneak thievesseems to have been started. Thelast of the clan wasn't got out of theway when "Barefooted Bill" and theChinese robber of Waikiki were senton the reef. A lodging fiouse onPunchbowl street was entered theother night, and the pockets of twolodgers were gone through. Onelost $3, the other $D. The first one,an engineer of a Wilder's steamer,was fortunate in not having drawnhis wages Saturday evening, or hewould probably have lost all.

This morning a milk can with itsfresh contents was stolen from thesteps of a newspaper man's house on"Nob Hill." It is charitably as-

sumed that the thief did nrjt knowhe was despoiling an editor's break-fast table. Otherwise he must beregarded as a lurid illustration oftotal depravity.

ARE YOUR CHILDREN SUBJECT TO

CROUP.

As a preventive and cure forcroup, Chamberlain's Cough Remedyhas no rival. It is, in fact, the onlyremedy that can always be dependedupon and that is pleasant and safe totake. There is not the least dangerin giving it to children, as it containsno injurious substance. For sale at50 cents per bottle by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., agents.

(Just the thing for a Christmas present.)

Silk Umbrella in Ladies' & Gentlemen's.6& FINE GOODS AT LOW PRICES. -

will receive prompt attention. glU -91

A MEETING OF THE

s

roi..rri:ti.

Protective Union

WILL HE HELD AT

it Robinson's Hall,"Cor. King anil Nuuanu cts.,

Oq THURSDAY, Nov. it 1891,

AT 7: O'CLOCK P. M.

Come One Come All.271 4l PER OIIPER.

"EQUAL RIGHTS!"

CANDIDATES for Engineers afor the following

Com panics to be elected on Dec. 7,185)1, to their respective positions:

"llolokahaua."HAWAII ENGINE CO. NO. 4.

"Our Aim the Public Good."MECHANIC ENGINE CO. NO. 2.

'Whore Duty Calls There You WillKind 'Um.!'

PROTECTION HOOK & LADDERCO. NO. 1.

"Lanakila."CHINA ENGINE CO. NO. 5.

Chief Engineer ;

JULIUS ASCII.

1st. Assistant Engineer:JAS. If. HUNT.

2nd Assistant Engineer:D. L. KALAWAIA.

271 l!)t

MARSHAL'S SALE

virtue of a Writ of ExecutionBY issued out of the Police Court, onthe llth day ol November, A. D. 185)1,

against Leone ( hock, defendant, infavor of Chun Nam Co., plaintilfs, forthe sum of $5)4.07 I have levied uponand shall expose for sale at the PoliceStation, in the District of Honolulu,Island of Oahu, at 12 o'clock noon of

Eridm , the llth day of December, A.D. 1891, to the highest bidder, all theright, title und interest of the saidLeong Chock, defendant, in and tothe following property, unless saidjudgment, interest, costs and my ex-

penses lie previously paid.List oU property for sale:

1 Ice Chest.9 Small Wooden Tables.10 Wooden Chairs.1 Large Clock.1 Large Looking Glass.4 Lamps (1 huge and 3 small).1 Lantern.1 Stove and Cooking Utensils.6 Pictures.1 Small Scale.3 Benches.1 Large Wooden Table.1 Water Filter.J Box Epson Salts.

Box Candles.13 Tins Condensed Milk.Lot. of Crockery.

(S'jj'd.) J. A. MEHRTEN,Dep'utv Marshal.

Honolulu, Nov. 12, 185)1.208 )di-4- G 4t

fjET Any business entrusted to menov -

HOLIDAY GOODS.

It.nii.vnl of Ntock or the I'aelllrHard warn Company.

The Pacific Hardware Co. have

moved their goods from Mclnerny

Hall to the second floor of their new

building and are as rapidly as possi-

ble putting the stock in shape.

A portion of their new goods for

the holidays have been received, and

more are expected immediately,

when a regular opening will take

place. In the meantime they will

be pleased to have their friends visit

the upstairs sales and art rooms.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

Assignee's Sale

By order of K. Podeyn, Esq., Assigneeof tlieEst ite of Say Song Lung, I willsell at Public Auction, at my Salesroom,Queen street,

Nov. lDIJi,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M ,

The stock of said Estate, comprising

Prints, DressCocds,QUILTS,

Clothing, Perfumery,Groceries, Glassware,

1 Raymond & Wihhire Safe,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

J VS. F. JIOPOAN,273 it Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

Carriage laienais!

On FRIDAY, Nov. 20th,AT IV O'CLOCK A. .11 . ,

At the Store of E. . Sehiuiian, Hotelstreet. 1 will sell at Public Auction, foraccount of whom it may concern:

2fi0 4 in. OAK FELLOES.3 nets 14x17 OAK HUBS.3 sets 12x15 OAK HUBS.2 sets 10x12 OAK HUBS.2 eets Dxl2 OAK HUBS.

TKIOIM CAMIt.

JAS. P. MORGAN,273 2t Auctioneer.

Just to HandVvr ' Vhhm of lieny."

FIRE BRICKSOf best Scotch make, and

I'M I 13 3I.A.VIn lots to suit.

F. A. Schaefer & Co.271 3t

FOK SALE

HORSE. BrakeV am) Harness,S all in good condii ion.

?2 Apply at this ollice.J70 Iw

NOTICE.

rPHE Waster of the Bntisli barque1 Ii of Lenv" will not be res-

ponsible for any ilelits contracted by Ihecrew. VINT,

272 Jut Master.

FOR BARGAINS OF SUPERIOR GOODS

(i) TO

B. F. EKLEES & CO,

proposed deprivation of alien voters

of the franchise given to them by

the Constitution of 18S7. The cor-

respondent might have included him-

self in the general reprobation, as

the columns of the Biki.etis have

been open to free discussion of pub-

lic questions all along. This paperdoes not accept the wholesale censureof the press indulged in by " By-

stander, " as it some lime ago criti-

cised the series of franchise amend-

ments as being unlikely to find favorwith either the Hawaiian or the for-

eign voter. The Bulletin would

like the opportunity of supportingsuch a modification of the Noblesfranchise as would make it less a

matter of money income and more

one of independent social condition.That is, a landholder's and house-

holder's franchise. What a man

raises off a pint of ground for his

sustenance should be accounted asof equal value in giving one politicalstanding to the money that anotherman living on a salary has to expendfor procuring his sustenance. So faras "stake in the country" is con-

cerned, the one who gi ts his livingdirect from the soil stands superiorto the one who lives off mere wages,

who is here to-d- and goneA man who maintains a house-

hold, paying rent, taxes, water raits,etc., out of twenty dollars a week,

has a deeper interest in good govern-

ment than one who has only a ward-

robe and a bank book to be anxiousabout, on forly dollars a weik.

The Bulletin, in respect to thespecific question at issue, regardsthe proposed amendment as an

unwise compromise to have everbeen submitted to the people. It is

believed by soino persons that a

number of the members voting for

the amendment were under the im

prcssion that it would not be retroactive in disfranchising those for

eigners who were enrolled as votersbefore it came into effect. Such a

notion on the part of legislators is

hard to imagine as the fact. Theonly legislation that could be called"retroactive," as against the consti-

tutional prohibition, would be suchlegislation as would nullify the re-

sults of the exercise of the franchisebv voters at a previous election. Itis hardly necessary, however, foranybody to get into a heat over theDronosed amendment. The nativeshave never asked for it, but, such ofthem as are dissatisfied w ith the pre-

sent franchise, are asking for some-

thing quite different. Foreign votersmay be put down as certain not tovote for any candidate who, if elected, would support a measure deprivina them of the suffrage. Withalthe apparent anomaly of aliens hav

ing votes, there is nothing outrageousabout it. The best test of a nation'sconstitutional fitness to exist is itscapacity for adapting its laws to itspeculiar circumstances. If no wrong

ha9 been done to the Hawaiian King-

dom or its native people by the exercise of the franchise by foieigners,there is no reason why the privilegeshould be rashly abolished.

WORTHY OF A TRIAL.

If you ore troubled with rheuma-tism or a lame back, bind on overthe seat of pain a piece of flanneldampened with Chamberlain's PainBalm. You will be surprised at theprompt relief it affords. 50 centbottles for sale by all dealers. Ben-

son, Smith & Co., agents.

OO FOKT

S&-- All our GOODS greatly reduced in order to make room for New

Importations to arrive.

t&- - Island orders will receive prompt attention and will be filled atthe same low prices. "

Dressmaking Department under

JUST RECEIVEDFROM ENGLAND AND THE STATES.

BU&8-H- 6W &HEU1 Pdltfiffi ill all Sizes BUSS

Chinese Matting, White & Fancy;

English Bedroom Sets, completerIRON BEDSTEADS, COTS & CRIBS,

FINE NEW LINE OF

Gent's Furnishing Goods I

GENT'S UNDERWEAR IN ALL TEXTURES,

Ladies' & Gent's Waterproof Coats with Sleeves orjJOape,

FULL

OFFICE STATIONERY,.VASES IN GREAT VARIETY !

SCIIRIEBER'S POLARISCOPES,

Warren's Rotary Knife Cleaners I

A labor saving machine without which no kitchenis complete.

THEO. U. PAVIES CO.

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLE.

flton ASI iKTK.H MAV I. Iftttl

mrrnrm all OVEMENTJ

i

CROCKERYilLIiti o

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

I'VKIIY W MKNK Hilllir.

Mil II. Driii'on, inn n,ij.'i r i if IV"'i-ki'-

I'l.inl.itii.n, llnwiiii, i in town,

A iii;ii.i,H,vr MiuUuw wh i

iicn iff K ililii ami I'.ui'm vuIIi Vk llii-ifti- ri

ii.

Mil. Daniel l'urliT, clerk (if theCircuit ('uni t of H.i w iii, i.i mi a vimto the city.

Thk Hawaiian Ni n Cn.'s store i

lirin),' piiintcil iifrchli preparatory tithe liuliil.i.v I rude.

Mil. I.. Tiiiiht, one uf the 1urgiiliiicreliiints at Hilo, came to town bythe Kiimu this niorniiig,

School Inspector General A. T.Atkinson returned from an otlieialvisit to Hawaii by the Kiimu.

Major J. H. Wodcliotise, BiilihCouiinissioner, paid a visit to theyacht St. George this morning.

A MASS meeting called by the Lib-

eral Political Party will be held Mulur-da- y

evening, at the Old Armory,Queen street.

At political meetings to he held thecoming week, exponents of liw andreligion will voice their sentimentson the situation.

"AugustFlower"

Mrs. Sarah M. Black of Seneca,Mo., during the past two years hasbeen alicctcd with Neuralgia of theHead, Stomach and Womb, and.vrites: "My food did not seem tostrengthen tuu at all and my appe-tite was very variable. My facewas yellow, my head dull, and I hadsuch pains in my left side. In themorning when I got up I wouldhave a flow of mucus in the mouth,and a bad , bitter taste. Sometimesmy breath became short, and I hadsuch queer, tumbling, palpitatingsensations around the heart. I achedall day under the shoulder blades,in the left side, and down the backof my limbs. It seemed to le worsein the wet, cold weather of Winterand Spring; and whenever the spellscame on, my feet and hands wouldturn Cold, and I could get no sleepat all. I tried everywhere, and gotno relief before using August FlowerThen the change came. It has doneme a wonderful deal of good duringthe time I have taken it and is work-ing a complete cure." (?)

G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr.Woodhury.S.J.

CROWN LANO SE.Uf.MENT.

Ilmi. Curtis I'. laukea retiirndthis morning from n tour of theCrown I, amis mi Hie Maud of llawaii as one of Hie Commissioner1),lie win sought by the 111 ii.i;iin re-

presentative and found resting fromhis travels in an armchair at thellriiish Club. Mr. laukea said liehad been quite successful in the ob-

jects of his trip. There are liftyadult male settlers now on the huntsof Olna, Puna district, uilh nearlyas many women and children. Theprobabilities lire that a great in mymore native people will avail them-selves of the very favorable terms fsettlement granted by Her Majestyin this her own scheme of industrialcolonization. Those now on theground have made thenselves toler-

ably comfortable in temporary dwell-

ings.Mr. laukea was accompanied by

Mr. E. 1). Baldwin of the Govern-ment Survey, who laid out the hold-

ings for the settler). The Commis-sioner viiited nearly all the CrowuLauds on the island, to make urrangements with the lessees for re-

serving portions of the leaseholds forsettlement. His propositions werereceived very favorably by the lesseesand the prospects are, therefore, thatthe Queen's scheme of colonizationwill become one of the most import-ant of laud transactions in the his-

tory of the kingdom.

ENLIGHTENING MAUI.

The chief towns of Maui are aboutto shine with metropolitan splendor.Mr. VV. V. Lockwood returned bythe steamer Kinau from that island,where he had beet) promoting thisgreat metamorphosis from darknessto light. In plain language, he wasputting in a plant at Wailuku forfurnishing the de-nizens of that town with light andmotive power. It is a storagesystem plant similar to that in suc-cessful operation by the HawaiianElectrical Works in Honolulu. TheWailuku one is an extension of theKahului system, both being theproperty of the Maui Electric Lightaud Power Co. .The motive poweris water, of which there is a nevcr-failin- g

supply.

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,Fort street, oppo. Spreckels' Bank, Honolulu.

THE PASS Of LENY.

I.'r rl il In.t HI n Mnn'laiimr 4't-nl- l

- t'liinllnu I" it I nee.

The British bark Pim of l.cnv, K.Vint muster, which arrived in purl,on S itiirilny, in l!iu fast time of 115

days from Glu-go- is onu of thefinest and best equipped craft thathave ever entered this port, carryingas she docs the most comfortalilo aswell as elegant accommodationsiitt'iinalile. 'I lie 1W I i.hiis reporterpaid the bark a visit yesterdaymorning and wa- - shown over thevessel liy the genial captain. Thevessel is ventilatorsbeing scattered over the fliip, eventhe dark hold coming in for a shareof the ventilation. Entering thecabin with its cool and invitingatmosphere, plush lounges, bureauand walls of ebony brightness greetthe view.

Overhead is the skylight ofstained glass, having in reliefcharacters in Walter Scott's "Ladyof the Lake," the following beingrepresented in different panes,Kit. James, Ho terick Dim, AllanBayne, the Hermit, Allan Douglas,and on the corners a toad, pelicanand ram. Hung on the wall directlyin front as you enter is a scene ofthe famous "Pass of Leny," in thehighlands of Scotland, after whichthe ship is na ncd.

The olllcers' quarters are on theright as you enter and the Captain'son the left. Adjoining the Captain'sroom is a bathroom containing amedicine locker, an inexhaustiblesupply of drugs being always kept.Suspended near the Captain's bunkis a speaking lube which is utilizedin time of peril, when liis presence isrequired on deck, or when he is un-

able to go on deck be can give ordersfrom bis bunk. In fact everythingtending to one's comfort on theocean is on board. Below the cabinis a storeroom with air-tig- com-

partments for bread, flour and otherarticles of consumption. There areseveral pots of plants in the cabinfrom the "auld countrie" in fullbloom.

Patent winches for hoisting tLcyard arms, easily handled by fourmen, are disposed oyer the deck,and everything is as neat as a newpin. A patent steering gear thatcould be worked by a child is em-

ployed in guiding the vessel. Themasts are of steel, the mainmast be-

ing composed exclusively of ouepiece without joint or splice. Upfor'ard is the crew's quarters, shelt-

ered from wind and storm, and onoue side, enclosed in somewhat of acage, are two white English pigswith hardly a speck of dirt on them,a fact attesting the cleanliness main-

tained by the ship's crew.The bark Pass of Leny was built

in 1885 and is therefore a new craft.She is of 1315 gross tonnage andcarries about twenty men, exclusiveof officers. Her length is 233.5 ft.,main breadth 36.45 ft. and depth21.45 ft. She carries double-gallan- t

yards.The bark will dock at the Oahu

Railway & Land Co.'s wharf, whereshe will discharge some heavy nr.achi-ner- y

for the Makaweli Plantation,Kauai. After discharging her nextdestination will be Astoria, Oregon.

Aii Entire New Stock of

Dry Goods & Fancy Goods,M 1 LL1 N E li Y

NOW OPEN AT

N. S. SACHS',104 Fort Street, - - . Honolulu.

New Dress Goods, Dress Silks & GrenadinesA New Assortment of

Fancy Draperies, Scrim?, Madras & CurtainsLatest Patterns in

Sateons, Fancy Cotton Pongees, Ginghams & Cotton CrapesNew Novelties in

Parasols, Silk Shawls & Fancy Cashmere Shawls

Kia GloveN. Kiel Gloves,A Full Assortment of Sizes and Colors.

SPECIAL 15 AUG A INS 1

tii w mwium in Gloves for $11.

If you have Ilavilaii'l Wurc

and your steward or cook

drops a '"tray full" it needn't

uil your set. We have dtij)-lirat- es

in stuck and you can

( t a single piece or a dozen.

Single pieces at doenrates. . ,

Haviland continues to grow

popular luit will never ;row

common ; it's one of the good

points in it, you never weary

of it neither do jour guests.

"We have plenty of it in

stock and can supply the

Kingdom.

SMOKE ?

ANILIS

;o:- -

llonolnln, II. I.

: MUTUAL TEL. 90.:

At Klii Slreotw,

PROPRIETOR.

Evenings till 9 o'clock. --Wi

IF YOU DO, IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND THY TIIOSK

A.M. A.M. V .M.

Uavt Honolulu. ..0:15 8;4S 1 A

Arrivt Honouliuli..7:2(' 14! 2 :! s ::ir.t

lv Honnuliuli.. 7 :;() 10 A :fil fl:4r(fArrWf Honolulu. ..H ::' 1 :5fi 4 :fift :6(e)

I'KAKI, CITY LOCAL,

leivo HonoluluArrive Purl City

Liv Penri Clly..i:0:iArrivo Honolulu.. .0:4U

t Saturday only.Sundays excepted.

$ Saturdays excepted

Tide.. Man l Hooh.BY 0. J. LYONS.

a s15' a rDAY.a e si& r e.

Mon. a jo mil h Z3 iu w is in 6 15

Tus. 4 II a U II IVY 11 W tt 1 I) IB 7 10Wed. 4 40 6 0 10 15 11 M (I 13 6 1H 8 4

rj.mTrmrs. ft 9ft 8 80(10 89! 0 60 H is! ft n; 9 SHi. 5 8 00 11 20 1 in a u a 17; 10 0Bat. 7 20 B 201 .... t fto IS S 17 10 M

a.m.Bun. 15 10 ol 0 'Mi 3 3D 1ft S Kill ftO

Lust quarter of the moon on the '2i at 91).

Mm. p. in.'I'be time signal for the port In given lit 12h.

Oui, ttai'c. (midniKlitl of (jiiwnwicli time or.111. itsiu. Msec, p. in. of Honolulu Observatoryitlnie. It in given by the Stettin whistlo of theHonolulu l'laiiing Mill, a few doors above

ttlie Custom House. The same whititlu In

oundel correctly at Honolulu mean noon,observatory meridian, or lull. 31m. ii6sec. ofilireeuwicu tliua

' ttlZ

pallg lufUtinWEDNESDAY, NOV. 18, 1891.

ARRIVALS.Nov 18

Stmr Kiuau from Maui and HawaiiScur Lavinia from KoolaiiSehr Mille Morris from Koolau

DEPARTURES.Nor 18

JStmr Lebua for Nuu and Houonui at 4p m

Stmr Akamai for Waianae, Mokuleia andWaialua

JSchr Ka Hae Hawaii for KoolauAm brig W Q Irwin, MeUulloch, for

San FraucieoSehr Sarah and Eliza from Koolau

VESSELS LEAYINQ

Stmr Iwalani for Labaina and Ilamakuaat 10 a in

Sehr Hoi Waliliie for Paauilo and Ko-ba- la

ficbr Kulamauu for Pohoiki and Puna

CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Ktmr Kinau 60 bags corn, 290 bagspotatoes, 1 cow and calf, 1 horse, 20sheep. 14 M ft B W lumber, 50 pkgsbides, 65 boiler tubes, 150 pkgs sun-dries.

PASSENCERS.

From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Ki-nau, Nov 18- -J B Castle, C V Wilson, CH Clapp, J 0 Cook, "T R Robinson. AV bite, J G Serrao, L Turner, A T At-kinson. Dr A E Nichols, 0 E Richard-son, T B Keyworth, H Deacon, E Wmith,IV K Peterson, Mrs O A Steven, Mrs J EBarnard, His Ex W A Whiting, Hon OB Wilson, E Hopkins, Danl Porter, W LHolokahiki, Miss Emma Lindsey, S KKaue, N Man War, Col C P laukea, AhPoe, C8 Kynnersley, P A Dlas. G HLuce, Bev J M Silver, Li Cheung.A Barnes, W V Lockwood, W II Daniels,Bev V H Kitcat and 88 deck.

For Kauai, per stuir Mlkahala, Nov17 Capt Campbell, Dr Walters, DrLundy, J Scott. J Simpson, F Dinert,Mr Low, Mee Fonk, lug C hong and 30deck.

For Kauai, per stmr James Makee,Nov 17 W E H Deverill and 10 deck.

For Molokai, per stmr Mokolii, Nov17 Hon A P Paehaole, I) McCorristonand Q Tremble.

For Maui, per stmr Likelike, Nov 17Mr Babe, Jdiss Kahooilimoku and MrPormies.

For San Francisco, per W O Irwin,Nov 18 A B Gurther, J Veltman andwife.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The B M S S Mariposa from the Colo-nies may be looked for this evening.

The steamer Iwalani will leave to-

morrow for Hamakua,The steamer Kinau arrived from Maui

and Hawaii this morningThe steamer Claudiue's lower ports

are fast nearing completionThe American brig W G Irwin sailed

for San Francisco this afternoon with thefollowing cargo: 2036 bags rice and2565 bags sugar, valued at $;5,895.

MAHUKONA.Arrived Nov 11, sloop Keaoluui from

Kawaihae, stmr Kiuau fiom Honolulu;Nov 12, stmr Hawaii from Honolulu,stmr Likelike from Haua, Maui; Nov 14,stmr Iwalani from Honokaa; Nov 17,stmr Kinan from Hilo and way ports.

Sailed Nov 11, sloop Kcaolani forKawaihae, stmr Kinau for Hilo and wayports: Nov 12. stmr Hawaii for Hilo,stmr Likelike for Beciprocity Sugar CoPlantation, Maui, with Bose bambooseed cane from Kohala Plantation ; NovJ I, stmr Iwalani for Honolulu, called infor His Honor: the Chief Justice; Novi, stmr Kinau for Honolulu.

BORN.

AUEBBACH Nov. 17th, 1801, to thewife of Frank B. Auerbach, a son.

THERE IS NONE BETTER.

Dr. R. L. St. John of Howland,Putnam county, Itissourj, takes

pleasure in recommendingChamberlain's Cough Remedy, be.cause be knows It to be reliable. liebas used it in bis practice for severalyears, and says there is none better.It is especially valuable for colds andas a preventive and cure for croup.This most excellent medicine is forsale by all dealers. Benson, Smith& Co., agents.

Extraordinary are our facilitiesto fill all orders for Fancy . Creams,Charlotte-RussoB- , Roman Punch, Nea-

politan and Tutti-Frut- ti Ice Bricksand Fancy Pastry Ware, etc. Specialdesigns made to order at the "EliteJce Cream Parlors." 0 lw

FINEJUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.

These are not the Caiihaiie I.kaf Variktv, so often palmed off as realManilas by some dealers, but the GENUINE GOODS, coming to our handsdirect from the makers. For this reason, we are able to offer you a really

A No. I CigarFor $3 50 to $7.00 Per Hundred.

Mb. and Mrs. Wm. G.' Irwin havemoved iu from their Waikiki resi-dence and will ppend the winter uttheir town bouse.

Mr. J T. Waterhouse, who hasbeen investing largely iu Peail Citylots, will begin building cottagesthereon next Friday.

A Chinaman named Ah Kim is outon bail on two charges of criminalityin one household. His trial will comeup in the Police Court next Tuesday.

Revs. J. M. Silver and V. H. Kit-ca- t,

and Mr. C. Sneyd-Kynnersle-

arrived from their rural parishes thismorning to attend the AnglicanSynod.

Okimoto, another deserter fromEwa Plantation, was fined $10 and $3costs in the Police Court this morn-ing, for still refusing to return toservice.

The Diocesau Synod of the Angli-

can Church will assemble in theschoolroom of St. Andrew's Cathedralthis evening at 7:30 o'clock forbusiness.

James Slansbury, champion single-scull-

of the world, attended by histrainer and second,Peter Kemp, will be through passen-gers on the Mariposa from Australia.

The sharpshooters of the U. S. S.

Pensacola have erected a temporarytarget on the immigration landing forpracticing.- - The tars were puttingholes through the bullseye ('fast andwild" this afternoon. ; ,

The Mutual Telephone List for thecoming year will appear in book formand will be published by the Bulle-tin Publishing Co. The advertisingspace is being rapidly taken by theleading business houses.

Hon. C. P. laukea has returnedfrom Hawaii, where he went asCrown Lands Commissioner, to at-

tend to the allotment Of homesteadson the Crown Lands devoted by HerMajesty to that purpose.

Attorney General Whiting andMarshal Wilson returned from theCircuit Court at Waimea, Hawaii, bythe Kinau. The Marshal had awaywith him the photographs sent fromSydney, for which the prosecution inthe Beagle case were searching dili-gently in his absence.

The Honolulu and Hawaii teamswill play a practice game on theLeague Grounds Saturday. TheCrescents of the Amateur Leagueshould be pitted against each of theaforementioned teams for a littlepractice game also, as there are somewho harbor the idea that they'd be init from start to finish.

The Scottish Thistie Club will holda farewell meeting this evening, totake leave of Mr. John Q. Lumsdep,who is going to the Coast by theMariposa. A full attendance is re-

quested. The guest of the eveningwill be much missed from the society,he having been a good business mem-ber as well as a leading performer innational songs and dances. Mr. Lums-de-

it will he remembered, made thehit of the club's recent ball, dancingthe sword dance in costume.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

Central Market Sausages can't bebeat. 3-- tf

For fine Breakfast Sausages call atthe Central Market. 3-- tf

Pigs Head Cheese on Tuesdays andSaturdays at. the Central Market.

3-- tf

After shaving use Cucumber SkiuTonic. Benson, Smith & Co., Agents.

1-- tf

Sunourn relieved at once by Cucumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,Agents. tf

A. Fernandez offers for rent thatdesirable residence on King street,lately eccupied by Mrs. Barnard.

At bis salesroom tomorrow at 10o'clock, J. F. Morgan will hold anassignee's salo of general merchan-dise.

Variety! Individual Ice Bricksthat'll make your mouth water youcan get now at the "Elite Ice CreamParlors." 0-l-

Delicious coffee and chocolate willbe served every morning early at thePalace Ice Cream Parlors, Lutlwigsen,& Cron, Hotel street. 221 tf

J. F Morgan will auction on Fri-day at 10 o'clock, at the store of E.G. Schuman, Hotel street, carriagematerial specified in an advertise-ment.

'THE WEEKLY BULLETIN-2- 8A columns of interesting reading

matters. Mailed to foreign countries6; Islands, A5.

JM. MONSARRAT.Attorney at Law and Notary

Public. Merchant street, Honolulu.

J Alfred Magoon,Attorney at Law and Notary

Public. No. 42 Merchant street, Hono-lulu.

QW. Schmidt & Sons,Importers & Commission Mer-

chants. Fort street, Honolulu.

HHackfeld & Co.,Commission Agents.

Comer Fort and Queen streets, Hono-lulu, a. i. 9i

GW Macfarlane & Co.,importers and Commission

Merchants. Queen street, Honolulu,U. I. 01

ONSALVES & CO.,J Wholesale Orocers and Wine

Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,11. I.

John T. Waterhouse,and Dealer in General

Merchandise. Queen street, Honolulu,H. I.

J ILDER & CO.,M Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort and Queenstreets, Honolulu.

JEWER3 & Cooke.and Dealers in Lum-

ber and all kinds of Building Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,Honolulu, I H. I.

Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Coolers; Iron, Brass and Lead Castings;Machinery of every description made toorder. Particular attention paid toShip's Blaeksmithiiig. Job Work ex-ecuted at short notice.

T. li. VVALKEK,

Coutrnclor tiiil IluilUcr.Brick, Stone and Wooden Building esti-mates given, t.'emetary Work and Job-bing attended to. HO King street, Hono-lulu. Bell Telephone 107. 0--

Dr. EMEKSON,No. i:J5 HlllUKT.

Ilell Telephone 51.

not: lis:

S :30 to 10:30 a. M- .- tea. 2 to 3 p. m.Sundays, 0 to 10 a. m.

Residence, S School st. Bell Tel. 140.11 tf.

AtJas Assurance ComUF I.OlOX.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

VETERINARY mm,King HI reel. Honolulu.

Excellent accommodation for patients.

DU. A. It. liOYVAT, V. S.Office Hours 7:30 to 10 a. m.j 12:30

to 2 p. in. ; 4 :30 to 6 p. in.

Telephones: Bell Oil. Mutual 183.P. O. Box 32fi. 102tf

C. B. RIPLEY,'akcjiithut.

Of kick i Room , Spreckels' Block.Mutual Telephone 208.

New Designs ! Modarn Buildiogs !

Complete plans and specifications forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence ofconstruction given when required. Callaud examine plans. apr 20 ly

THE patrons of the Oceanic S. S. Co.hereby notitlud tlmt'herealtei

no round trip or excursion (lekcts willoo Issued for any of the through mai'steamers. These tickets will, however,be issued as customary for the localsteauiers "Australia'" and ''Zealundia."l'assentrs who hold round trip ticketsand wish to take the through mailsteamer will be charged au extia fare of

23.

Per order o the Oceanic S. S. Co.Wm. G. IRWIN & CO.,

tf General Aemits

FUWLEK'S YAHD.

frt.lt a. I Tf AYING bought the leasefOCSj .1 1 of this well-kno-

faLTL'tj; Lodging Ksialilishim-nl- , Iwould call attention to its loo rooms,which I intend to kept in the bet cou-dilio- u.

Anybody desiring bulging willplease take notice.

255 lm JOUN RADIX.

HOLLISTER & CO.,I S or I r-'- t. : : . i t t Honolulu, II. I.

Artistic Plotograpliy !

J. J. WILLIAMSWishos to announce to his old friendsand the public generally, that, lie hassecured the services of

MR. C. W. WEATHEHWAX,V

A first-clas- s, camera operator and en-graver, from the stuilios of Then. C.Marceau at San Francisco, St. Louis audIndianapolis. The

'

still of ArtIn the photographic line Is thus assuredto all who take a sitting in his new gal-lery in the Brewer Block.

Photographing on Watch Dials

A specialty, aud orders taken forpictures in all styles. One of

the tlnest holiday presents you can giveor get is one of Williams' elegantlybound Albums tilled with

Hawaiian Yiews and Portraits

Of your own selection from an almostHuiimlle I stock always on hand

J.J. WILLIAMS,Photographer,

New Brewer Block, Fort street.272 lm

KSrCUT THIS OUT.-- Wt

Hawaiian Tramways Gs., L'd

Extension of the Saturday 15- -

minute Service on

King Street.

On SATURDAY, Nov. 21st, andevery Saturday thereafter cars willleave the Palama Terminus every 15minutes from 11:47 A. M. until 9:17P. M., the intermediate cars runningas far as the Rifiu Range, l'awaa.

They will also leave the RifleRange, Pawaa, for Palatini, every 15minutes from 11:38 A. M. until 8 :38P. M.

1 he half-hourl- y service betweenPalama and Waikiki will remain asheretofore. 272 5t

FOR LEAf E

THE House, 252 King street, latelyoccupiud by Mrs. Barnard; has

about la rooms, with modern improve-ment-, stables, outhouses, large garden,artesian water laid.

ABRAHAM FEKNANDF.Z.273 tf At E. O. Hall & Sons.

II: It. A. MEETING.

IIIK annual meeting of the HawaiianJL Rilla Axsociatlou for eleetio'i of

officers, arranging programme for NewYear's shoot, and general business willbe held at the Hawaiian Hotel, SATUR-DAY, Nov. 21st, at 8 o'clock A m.

WALTER E. WALL,272 5t Secretary.

SITU A LION WANTED

BY a M-- !i hti has spare time from 10In J il.'illv to not na nuufl.

tant book-keepe- r, collector, or will ac-cept other suitable occupation. Address"A. B. C," (hi olllce. 272 2t

NOTICE.

THE BULLETIN PUIHJSHIN'P(L'Dl, is authorised to pub-

lish the of Subscribers of the Mu-

tual Telephone t'ompanv for the year18U2. C. O. BEKliKR,

272 lw Secretary M. T. Co.

The New Detective Camera

"KAMARET

FOR DYSPASIA.

line II oriafurit'B Aelil PlioHpliate.

Dr. Lorenzo Waite, Pittsfield,Mass., says : "From its use for aperiod of about eight weeks, to theexclusion of all other remedies, I at-

tribute the restoration to health of apatient who was emaciated to the lastdegree, in consequence of nervousprostration and dyspepsia. This pa-

tient's stomach was in such an irrita-ble condition that he could not beareither liquid or solid food. An ac-

complished physician of many years,experience, whom I called in consul-tation, pronounced his case an incur-able one. At this st'ige I decided touse Horsford's Acid Phosphate, whichresulted as above mentioned."

A HEROIC DEED.

On the voyage of the British barkPass of Leny hither, a deed such asis seldom chronicled in the annals ofthe sea was witnessed by those onboard. The bark encountered theusual severe gales coming round theHorn, and while in the vicinity ayouthful sailor was carried over-board by the waves into the seethingocean. The chief mate saw the un-

fortunate lad's plight and jumpedafter him. Seizing the lad he stroveto keep his head above water amatter of great difficulty until aboat could come to his assistance.A boat was lowered and the barkhove to, but it was some time beforethey were picked up. Both therescuer and rescued were totally fag-ged out when hauled into the boat.They had been in the water altnosttwo hours. The lad revived shortlyafter, but his rescuer is hanging be-

tween life and death in the (Queen'sHospital. Such a brave and heroicdeed should not escape the sympathyand kindly feelings of our good com-munity.

A FAVORITE REMEDY. '

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is afavorite during the winter months onaccount of its great success in thecure of colds. There is nothing thatwill loosen a severe cold so quickly,or as promptly relieve the lungs.Then it counteracts any tendency

pneumonia. It is pleasant andsafe to take, and fully worthy of itspopularity. For sale by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., agents.

Ladies, attention! N. S. Sachs,104 Fort street, is selling all silk,satin edge, watered ribbon, No. 5for (15 els. a bolt; No. 7, 90cts. a bolt;No. 9,11.25 a bolt; No. 12, 1(1.25 aboll; ladies doing fanc work shouldnot miss this opportunity of gettingribbon at half price,

ONE-THIR- D SMALLER!

Every Way Belter than Any Other Hand

Camera !

Just Received and For Sate by

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,Fort !Mrot,

;p. o. liox J so. :

Went Cttv. iu ilium

All kinds of NEW and SECOND-HAN- D FURNITURE sold chpanlor casli at the l A 1..

f"TheI X L pays the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for all kinds olSocond-lian- d Furniture, Stoves, Sewing Machines, Etc., Etc.

fjer IF YOU WANT ;TO SELL out your Household Furniture in itsentirety, call at the I X L Auction A Commissiou House, corner Nuuanuanil King (streets.

Prompt Returns Made on Goods Sold on CommissionS. W. LEDERER,

Store Open Saturday

P. LF.VY.8. EHKLICH. BPEEJIHG M 8ll!illlls!!i11TO PROSPECTIVE OWNERS

LOTS at PEARL CITY!FASHION""TEMPLEPortraits Enlarged

Water Colors, India Ink, Crayons

aad Pastel!

III i IM OTinii, mi I TriH''i it '

CRtSCEHlS VS. AliiULASjR.

A liluail (JHiiii- - nr Kiitl on tin- - ! tfiA goodly assemblage attended the

ball gamu on the League groundsMonday afternoon to witness theAliiolanis try to take the Crescentsdown a peg. The band was in

and played selections whichadded greatly to the enjoyment of a

BrTjflJLCORNER F(KT & HOTEL HTKKKTH

o

ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS !

A Finn Line ol Mack Silk i;nn;ulin s,An Kiogant Stock of Dress Goods,

which we auk okh:king at low

46-inc- h All-wo- ol Henrietta Cloili,Just opened in all tbe new shades;

Hie.li NovBlties ii Laces, Eiatoims, luclip, Bit.

LATKST CHIFFON LACES IN CREAM.

K 1 1) GLOVES!Itg" Aaents for "Fostkk's" Geni-in- Kid Gloves, every pair war-

ranted and lilted to the hand.

GRAND DISPLAY OF

LAMBS', MISSES', CHILDREN'S 1 INFANTS'

MUSLIN UNDERWEARAT A. GUEAT KEDUCTION.

S. EllRIJCll & CO.,

ieliiilitful tropical afternoon. Umpire C. S. llcngle called game at 3o'clock and the opposing teams tookthe held. Ihe Crescents look tbebat for first innings and scored awell-merit- run. The Aliis tiedthem and it was nip and tuck up tothe fifth inning when the Crescentsindulged in a little sprinting, walk-

ing away with their opponents.Chris Willis and Geo. Angus make afine battery, the latter' s twirlingbeing admirable, while the backstop,although a little slow, throws his ballwith accuracy and good judgment.The club taken as a whole are excel-

lent players and, if they keep on in

the same improving way, they standa good chance of being pitted againstthe visiting professional team.

The Aliiolanis play rather loosely,being quite the opposite to the Cres-

cents. A little more practice is all

they need, however, when they will

be aide to cope with anything in theway of a ball team. Kawi and Kapuwere the battery, and, although theydid some fine work, were not support-

ed by the fielders. The last few

games in the Amateur series showrejuvenated excellence in the sport,and encouragement should be giventhe boys by the public by attendingthe games

Following is the official score :

CIlliSCHNT.

Comer. Fort & Hotel Streets.

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States.

New Assurance Written in 1890 203,S2HSI S?Income 35,036,683

Surplus (from which dividend will .be made) 23,740-44- 34u

An Investment Worth Ki owing About !

Mi ".i (

Before assuring your life, or investing your money, examine the Twenty-- v

'iv,...;,,., vnf.i.,B of Tin. Knuitable Life Assurance Society of the U. h.

NAMKS A.li. K. B.H. O. A. E

Willis, O,o...... 5 1 19 0 1

Soper, J , lb 5 1 2 10 3 2

Hart, L., ss 5 3 1 04 1

Lishniun, l, 3b.. ,5 1 4 2 0 0Thrum, U , c.f... 6 1 10 0 0Angus, U p 5 2 3 0 11 0Holt, C, l.f 5 1 1 a 0 0Haley, F., 2b.... 5 0 2 3 2 0Nihoii, rf 5 0 1 0 0 0

Total 45 9 1C 27 20 4

Policies maturing in 1891 realize cashvarying from 120 lo 170 per cent. 01 tbe money paiu in, uesiu.es me ,utae of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years.

The following is one of many actual cases maturing tins year:.

Endowment Policy No. 64,925.Issued in 1871, at age 27. Amount 5,000.

Premium, $239.90. Total Piems. Paid, 84,798.

at End of Tontine Period in 1891 :

Cash Surrender Value. $8,449.45

fEaual to S17G.10 for each $100 paid in premiums, which is equivalent to. . , ... ,;,,ii 7i ,.4.iit. nor annum.) I

a return of all premiums paiu, wnu

-- OF THE- -

Volcano

House.

Ttte New 7olcano IS

MGnpleilo

ir l

The Old Building has been com-

pletely renovated, and a

Hew 2-sto-ry BiliniErected, giving

TWENTY-EIGH- T

BEDROOMSFOR GUESTS. -

There have also been added a

Billiard and Smoking Room,

a Reception Room and

a Parlor,I

Each of which is provided with anopen Fire Place.

Attached to the Parlor andopening into it by three glass doorsis a veranda 14x24 feet, enclosedwith sliding glass windows, whichcan be closed in rainy weather.

There is also a

COTTAGEContaining

Parlor, 2 Bedrooms, Dressing-roo- m

and Fire Place for the use of fami-

lies or parlies.

i&r The Billiard, Reception, Dining-

-room and Parlor are all in thefront of the building, in full view ofthe Interior of the Crater and thelocation of the Lake.

61

ii t!SfejT The Invigorating Health

Giving Sulphur Steam has beenbrought through a pipe a distance of900 feet to the Hotel.

Separate Bath Houses, with steamunder the control of the bather, andhot and cold water shower baths,with dressing rooms attached, havebeen erected for ladies and gentle-men, that for ladies being within theHotel Building.

6S The Management of the Hotelis under Mr. Pbter Lee, so longanc fjivorably known as the managerand proprietor or the Punaluu Hotel,and Mr. Louis Koch, lately incharge at the Hamilton House inHonolulu, has charge of tbe CulinaryDepartment,

TERiMS:Round Trip Tickets up and back

by Wilder's Steamship Co.or I. I. S. N. Co. Lines,absent 7 days $50

Round Trip Ticket up by wayof Kau, return by way ofHilo, absent from Hono-

lulu 10 days, ...... ...... $70

Round Trip Ticket up by wayof llilo, return by way ofKau, absent from Hono-lulu 14 days., $80

By the Day .$4 per day

Over 5 Days $3 " "Holders of Tickets, staying over

$3 per day

Holders of Round Trip Tic-kets have a stopover right at anypoint on the route for any length oftime. The Tickets cover all ex-penses.

KILAUEA HOUSE CO.

Honolulu, Nov. 11, 1891.2C8 Ct-4- C It

Occidental & Oriental S. S. Go.

For Yokohama & Hongkong.Summers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way to theabove ports on or about the followingdates :

Stmr. "China" D c. 15, 1891Imr. "Gaelic" Feb. 11, 1892

Stmr. "Rio do Janeiro" April 12, 1692Stmr. ' Oceanic" June 9. 1892

For San Francisco.8teamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way- fromHongkong and Yokohama to the aboveport on or about the following dates :

Stmr. ' Rio de Janeiro" Jan. 9, 1892Stmr "Oceanic" March 5, 1892Stmr. "City ol Peking" May 6, 1892Stmr. "Gaelic" Aug. 17, 1892

Round Trip Tickets to Yokohamaand return, $350.

Kir For freight and passage, apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,207 tf , . Agents.

Australian Mail Service !

Fillt MAX FIMXC.'IMW.The New and Flue Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from Sydneyand Auckland en or about

Nov. 19. 1891,And will leave for the above port with

mails and passengers ou orabout that date.

For freight or passacre. havlnesu perior accommodations, apply to

Wm. O. IKWIN 4 C0 I'd,Agents,

For Sydney and Auckland !

The New and Fine; A3t Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

Nov. 19, 1891 ,And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above ports.

1ST For freight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, apply to

Wm Q, KWIH & CO.. L'd,."' " " Agents.

fisr's Mi) Cfl.'s

TIMK TA1SLK:

STMR. 'KINAU,'. CLARKE, CommaiLijr,

Will leave Honolulu it 'o'clock P. M

touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bayand Makena the same day; Mahu-kon- a,

Kawaihaeaud Laupahoelioe thefollowing day, arriving at Hilo atmidnight. -

Returning leaves Hilo, touching atLaupahoehoe same day ; Kawaihae,a. m. ; Mahukona, 12 noon ; Makena,6 p., m. ; Maalaea Bay, 8 p, m.,;, Laha-ina, 10 p. M. the following day ; arriv-ing at Honolulu 6 A. M. Wednesdaysand Saturdays. " "- - '!

g0" No Freight will be receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

STMR. 'CLAUDINE,', , DAVIES, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every" Tuesdayat 5 o'clock P. m., touching at Kahu-lu- i,

Huelo, Hana, Hamoa and Kipa.hulu. Returning will arrive at Hono-lulu every Sunday morning. V

0T No Freight will be receivedafter 4 P. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive their freight, as we will nothold ourselves responsible after suchfreight has, been'-lainded- . While theCompany will use due 'diligence inhandling live stock, we decline to as-

sume auy responsibility in case of theloss of same, and will not be responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed inthe care of Pursers. - v; , i

W. C. WILDER, President.S. B. ROSE, Secretary.

CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Supt.,;,

A. G. SILVA & CO.,' 53 A 57 Hotel Street. -

DKALEB8 Hj

DRY GOODS,Gentlemen's Furnishings,

Caruets & Matting,FURNITURE.

Large Stock Always on Hand.

FOR SALE or LEASEon LunallloRESIDENCE occupied

by Mr. J. A. Kennedy, con-double Darlors. four bedrooms,

dining-roo- bathroom, large diniug-roo-

kitchen and pautry; servant'sroom, stabling, etc., on rear of mainbuilding. Grounds, 300x105 feet, welllaid out. Vacant on 14th August Lota ijoining 300x105 feet may be purchasedou reasonable terms,

R. I. LILLIR,168 tf With Theo. H. Davies & Co.

A Paid-u- p Life Policy for $19,470

(Equal to;$405.80 for each $100 paid in premiums.)Or,

A Life Annuity of $633.55.

ALEX. J. CARTWRICHT,i ih a Hawaiian Islands. Eauitable Life Assurance So- -

AT THE KOLLOWINO KATES!

1st 2nd :si'd

Size Grade. Grade. irade.Hxl7 00 Kfl'2 00 Ill) 01)

llix'20 .. . 20 00 Ki 0O 50

lXx'22 25 00 20 (10 15 00

22x2U a.--, oo 80 00 20 00

24x2i I.--. 00 40 00 24 00

no oo 45 00 25 00

HW'Mi (10 00 50 00 ;,--. oo

2(!x41 7S 00 oo on 40 01)

lOxliO 100 00 80 00 00 00

Thesp Trices include a very Handsome Frame of the latest design.

Also, Portrait Enlarged on Porcelain.

Sie. colors. jnuiuSX10 9 50 00 00

Hxl7 75 00 o oo

HixUU 100 00 05 00

8bA specially made of the Enlarg-'I'rooic- al

and FairyScenes, Grottoes, Houses, Animals.Fruit l'ieces, jfite., i".tc.

Hutisl'uotlon Ciiioruiiteoa !

Honolulu and Island orders promptlyattended to.

OTTO FRIEDLANDER,

Studio at J. J. Williams' Gallery, Fortstreet, or address letters P. O.Box 30. 23 lm

FIRE,LIFE

MARINE

INSURANCE.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $6,219,458.98.

London A Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.

Assets, $4,317,052

Thames & Mersey Marine Ir.s. Co.,

(Limited.),

Assets, $6, 1 24,057

New York Life Insurance Co., .Assets, $ 1 15,947,809.97

(J.O.BERGEK,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

CASTLE & COOKE,

Lite, Fire & Marine.

insurance Agents !

AGENTS FOU

M England Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

Or BOSTON,

tna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

UNION

Insurance Company,r ti-- A Ilorlne.

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

Win, G. Irwin. . ..President fe ManagerClans Spreckels Vice-I'resid- t

Walter M. GiffardSecretary & Treasurer

Tlieo. C. l'orter Auditor

SUGAIi FACTOltSAND

Commission Agents.AGENTS OF THB

Oceanic lamsbip Gem'!.Of Man FranrlHe.o. al.

Metropolitan

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

6. J. WALLER, - - Manager.

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

Tlt0FTlSAY7

MANUFACTURING

,jew-Ie- r Hi. Wntfliiimlter,KUKUI JEWELRY a SPECIALTY.

King Street, Honolulu, If. I.

fcg Particular attention paid to allkinds of repairs.

LOUIS ANDRADE & CO.,

Contractors for B ick & Stone Bui'd-in- s

of All Kinds.

Good refereueesvndall work guaranteed

t3T Ollice at L. Andradi'8 store, Ki-u- au

street. ?30 3m

Special Inducements toPurchasers!

1st The O. K. & L. Co. agree tocarry purchasers of Pearl City Lots,for a term of nine years from date olpurchase, at 1 cent per mile secondclass, and li edits per mile first class,anil so stated in tbe deed.

2d Those who build residences be-

fore January 1, 1892, will be furnisheda free pass for themselves and fami-ties until January 1, 18!):.

3d Those who build residencesafter January 1, 1892, and before Jan-uary 1, 189H, will be en tilled to a spe-

cial rate, for each homestead, of 20cents second class and 30 cents firstelass from Honolulu to Pearl Cityand return, or 10 and 15 cents res-

pectively each way.4'lh Those who build residences

within six months from d..ie of pur-chase will receive from the Company,after the improvements are com-pleted, 20 per cent, rebate from theprice paid for each lot built upon.

5th Those who build lesidenceswithin one year from December 1,1891, will receive from the Company,after tbe improvements are com-pleted, 10 pur cent, rebate from theprice paid for each lot built upon.

Gth Those who build residencesbefore July 1, 1892, will be entitled toreceive from the Company, 40 percent, discount from our regularfreight rates on building material,while building.

7th Those who build residencesbefore January 1, 1893, will be en-

titled to receive from the Company,25 per cent, discount from our regularfreight rates on building material,while building.

8'..h The Company will transportbuilders and workingmen employedby purchasers of their land for thepurpose named any time before Jan-uary I, 1893, at 10 cents each wayfrom and to Honolulu. Working-men'- s

train leaves Honolulu at 0:15a. M., reaching Pearl City in time tocommence work at 7 o'clock LeavesPeninsula of Pearl City at 4:15 P. M ,

arriving at Honolulu Station at 4:50p. M.

gjgf Those who have purchasedLots at Pearl City previous to thisday can if they will, avail themselvesof the special inducements designatedabove as 2d, 3d, Clb, 7th 'and 8th,which are in addition to any induce-ments ottered at the time of or pre-vious to the sale. - .

0" C. V. Sturdevant or JamesF. Morgan will quote prices on anyof the unsold lots at Pearl City.

GAHU RAILWAY & LAfiD C,B. F. Dillingham,

General Manager.Honolulu, Nov. 14, 1801.

271 lm

S. i. GARTER,

.o. H'Z Kin st Street,

DEALER in COAL !

HAS ON HAND FOR SALE:

Dplm Bur Oca

Maim feii,

Mails Ci

in quantities to suit.

Delivered in any part of thetown.

187-BO- TH TELEPH0NES-18- 7.200 tf

ANsIguee's Notice to Creilitor8,

H1" HE undersigned, Assignee in BaikA ruptey of the Estate of Apana alias

Shun Lung of Makena, hereby givesnotiee to all the creditors who haveproved their claims ag.dnst the saidBankrupt Estate, that he has submittedto Hon. Justice R. F Btekerton his finalaccounts with t lie xaid Estate and hastiled the accounts in the ollice of tbeClerk of the Supreme Court, and that ouTHURSD Y, the 19th of November,1891, at 10 o'clock a. M., he will applyto said Justice fur a settlement of hisaccount as such Assignee aud for a dis-charge from all liability.

J. F. 1IACKFELD,Assignee of the Bankrupt Estate of

Apana.Honolulu, Nov. 13, 1891. 270 4t

Honolulu, H. I ,

November 17, 1891.To Whom it May Concern : VVe

the undersigned, parents of MariaBenevides, hereby give notice to allAgents to Grant Marriage Licenseswithin the Kingdom, that we haverefused our consent to the mar.iageof our daughter with Jose Fei n miles,in accordance with the (tower givento the parents by Section 1291 ofCompiled Laws, our daughter beingunder eighteen years of aye.

JuSE BENEVIDES,FE LOME DA BENEVIDES.

272 3t

rpiIE Mikado Restaurant has been soldI. to l'aug Yuck. It will ou

Nov. 15lh. Jf this said Restaurant owesany debts, the late owner will be res-ponsible. . PANG YUCK.

208 lw

urenerai aiiguii ifcieiy oi iue u. -

Telephones, No. 175.

UNION FEED CO., L'd,-- OFFER

ni:f...; vvu.,i cut Hnv. in larccBarlov. California & NewClacked Com, Wheat, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Also,

Drifted Snow and Victor Flour I

:FEHT1LIZ K It :

Limited Fertilizers manufactured by Mr

A. Haas of San Francisco, viz.:Super Phosphates, all of wlncli can oe nau at, oeuioc pnuea.

ggr Tland orders solicited and Kstisfaotion guarantppd. JgM

AL.LIIOI.ANI.

NAMKS A.B. it. B.H. O. A. K.

Kaoo, s.s 4 1 0 3

Lemon, 3b 4 0 1 4Holt, E. c.f 4 0 0 0Kuhio, l.f 4 1 3 0 0Keohokalolc, 2b. 4 0 9Mahaulu, S 4 0 12

Nakuina, c 4 2 2

Sylva. rf.- 2 0 0Mahaulu, A. r f. 2 0 0Kapu, p, , 4 0 0 8 0

Total P6 4 27 22 8

fceore by iunings -Crescent 1 0213020 09Aliiolaui .1 0 2 00200 05

Earned runs Crescent 7, Aliiolanl 1.Two-ba- se hits Super, Angus, Naku-

ina.Bases stolen Crescent 4; Aliiolaui 4.Double plays Soper and Haley, ua

aud Keohokalolcliase ou balls-Thn- uu, Lemon, Sylva,

KapuStruck out By Angus 9, by Kapu 2.

Passed balls W Ms 3.Left on buses Crescent 8, Aliiolaui 4.Tiliif. of game 1 hour, 20 minutes.V mpiie 1C. S. Hengle,Scorer Chas. Wilder.

PARK PLANTS.

Different, Varieties Arrive on theAuMtr:illu V ('ocoaiiut Trve to be1'lanted.

Some time ago the Park Commis-sioners arrived at the conclusion toplace in the . Park a large number ottropical plants, and to that end ar-

rangements were made that differentvarieties should be brought from theSandwich Islands- - On the last tripof the Australia the plants arrived,and to-d- the Pack wagons wereengaged in hauling them from thesteamer.

It may not be generally knownthat the Park Commissioners havealso made arrangements to have acocoanut tree brought to this cityand planted in the park. One hasbeep purchased, and unless the Com-

missioners change their mind thetree, foil of fruit, will no doubt ar-

rive on the next trip of the Australia.The tree would have reached thiscity on the last trip had it not beenfor the fact that the matter wasdelayed too long. In height the treeis twenty-seve- n feet and togetherwith the box that it will be shippedin will weigh about six tons.

The tree was purchased from theowners of the Old Plantation in Ho-

nolulu, and an effort was made tobring it on the last trip. It wasfound, however, that its height inter-fered with moving it owing to over-head wires, and they would have tobe cut down so as to allow the treeto pass on a wagon from the planta-tion to the wharf without being dam-

aged.On its arrival here the tree will be

housed over to protect it, and anopportunity afforded San Francis-cans to see cocoanuts growing. - f S.F. Bulletin, Oct. 2C.

INGLEESE SO SHE IS SPIK.

In a hotel not. 100 miles from thetop of the Rigl the following an-

nouncement gives satisfaction i "Mis-tei- s

and venerable voyagers are ad-

vertised that when the sun him risea horn will be blowed." That an-

nouncement sufficiently prepares thevisitor for the following entry in thewine list: "In this hotel the winesleave the traveler nothing to hopefor." Notes and Queries.

W0:.THyVf"a TRIAL.

If you are troubled with rheuma-tism or a lame back, bind on overthe seat of !ain a piece of flanneldampened w'ith Chamberlain's PainBalm. You will be surprised at theprompt relief it affords. 50 centbottles for sale by all dealers. Ben-

son, Smith & Co., agents.

returns to the owners, of amounts

niinco. . .4 ,

. 01

-- Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts.

FOR SALE- -

and compressed bales; Barley, RolledZealand Oats, Middlings, Bran, Coi n,

Bone Meal, V, ool Dust and High (...ade

J HOPP CO

Announce new importations ex "VV. G.Irwin" and "Planter" of

FURNITURE !

Elegant in design and stylish in make.

Chamber SuitsWordrobes,

SidelourdN.Cabinet.."1.

DRESSING CASE 5

1 1 living? Stttiulisllnly On-riJijsre-

Cornice l?ol m,

PARLOR SETSIiaflau & Reed lie's

Halt Waihlug Cliairn.

Chairs to Rent lor Balls and Parties.V

FA1NTEKI

you want a First-cla- ss Job of Paiuf-in- g

IF of auv description done, call onthe Practical 'Painter. J. L. Mk.vi" only.Fort street ISO. P. O. Box 387. MutualTelephone C02. , tf

A Rare Chance for a Working

Farmer!

OR lease on easy terms aIT1 Farm of 140 Acres litKaupn, Island of Maui. Theland Is situate in the rain belt..,,.1 iuntlll'IU-is-e excentioiiallv

well adapt, d for the production of

coffee. Already planted with coueerrees, mature, healthy, ami tliat areyielding excellent crops of very fine

coffee, a sti adily increasing income fromthis source alone is assured. A

House, with Cook House and Outbuild-

ings, is on the laud. For further parti-

culars and terms, apply toS. M. DAMON,

-- Attorney-in-fact for T. C. Wills, atBishop & Co.'s. 23 2w

M.I.SILVA. M. GOMEZ

HAWAIIAN

Electroplating Works,Opposite Mormon Chnrch, Punchbowl.

Hanging Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets,etc , can now be Relaequered and

eiial to new. It makes no differ-

ence how dirty and black tbev are, we

can make them .look as good as whenyou bought them from the store. Try itaud be convinced.

Mutual Telephone No. 700.258 tf

W. T. MONSARRAT,

Veterinary Surgeon.

HT Office at Club Stables, Fort street.Botli Telephones 477. oct 15-9- 1

The Phonograph !

7II.L lie on Exhibition again atT.udwiffsen & Cron's this cven- -

uilli New Selections of Music.Don't fail to hear it.

2o9 lm C. STOECKLE.