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VOL. XIL-N- O. 14 1. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, IW)0. PRICE 5 CENTS.

IF 1 WERE YOU.Stismess CJards.

Australian lail ServiceJ5000 Wortii c Silverware California

FEED CO.,KING'S STABLES, - . LELEO,

(Near O, 11. A I.. Co.'.- - lVjot),

Have cn Hand and For Sale,

Kx P.itviit Arrival:

THE DAILY

I'atilit Commercial Advertiser

13 PUBLISHED

Every Morning Except Sundays,

At No. 46 Merchant St.

HCBSORIfTlONH J

Daily P. C. Adtibtibeb, on year 00

alz months 3 00' per month CO

Wikkly Hawaiiah Qazkttb, one year 8 00foreign (in-

cluding aot,ie) 800

Payable Ju variably In AIthuc.4T All Traanleut AilirertlsemenU must

be I'reli.

PEACHBL0W WAKE,

SATIN WARE,

TOYS. DOLLS,

GLASSWAIi!'.

Given, Aw!

SILVER I

Our Grand Silver PoachWow,GIFT LE will tommence on IONDAY,

EXWDwin? this Hale, EVKIIYa Handsome 1'eachblow, iSatinware(il:t?sware,

jQf"Look at our iiiJow and see

fflJS .1

Satin Ware, Tovs. Dulls and GlasswareDoeemlHT vS, IS 0.

Customer Puri hasiii'j $2.50 worth will re-ceive IoIIf , Toys or Silver Present

the fine display cf Presents!

CA S'i'LE & COOKE,1 M POUT 11 11 S ,

ipping raid Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION AND 1SSU11ANCE AGENTS.

DKALURH IK

BUILDERS' AM GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEIIESTS,

PLANTATIONCarpenters' Blacksmiths' ilachi

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

If I were you, I often tutyTo those who peeru to need advice,

I'd always look before I leaped;I'd always think it over tico.

And then I'd heave a troubled tdghPer, after all, I'm only I.

I'd ne'er discuss, if I were you,The falling of my fellow-me- n ;

I'd think of all their virtues first,And scan my own ahorteoming then,

But though all this is good and true,I am but I ; 1 am not you.

If I were you and half no vain,Amidst inv folly I would paumj

To pee how dull and light a foolI was myself. I don't because

(And here I heave a pitying si;h)I am not you ; I'm only I.

If I wen4 you, no selfish carehou!d chaw my cheery smile away;

I'd scatter round me love and luope;I'd do a kindness every day.

But here apain I find it truoThat I am 1, and you are you.

I would not bo so very quickTo take offence, if 1 were you :

I would resject myself, at least,Whatever others may say or do.

Alas! can no one tell me whyI am not you instead of I?

In short, if I were only j'ouAnd could forget that I was I,

I think that little cherub wingsWould snrout upon me by and by.Georcoll. Murphy, in St. Nicholas

for June.

A MONSTER SHARK.

AValatua Lura One of Her Coast !- -

AVUilo native fishermen wore outCbhiDg with nets last Saturday atWaialua, on the other 6ide of thisisland, a monster shark got entan-gled in one of the nets, and washauled ashore on he beach. Almostthe wbolo village went down andkilled tho monster with axes. Thoshark measured eighteen feet inlength. When cut up into pieces,two good sized turtles, one of whichwas still living, were found in thestomach. The turtle measuredeighteen inches across. Other thingsof a varied nature were also foundin tho stomach. The jaw bones werobrought to town by the steamer C.II. Bishop, and can now be in-

spected at the office of the 1. 1. S.N. Co. on the wharf. There areseven rows of teeth, which measuretwenty-tw- o inches when full ex-tended. The natives stated that themate of the dead shark managed toescape.

2Cnu Uucrtiscmcnt8.

SANTA CLAUSHEADQUARTERS!

lOO-F- ort Street -I-lOO

TfSANTA CLAUS 18 I1EIIEwan his SLEIGH FULL of

XMAS GOODS !

DOLLS, DOLLS,VAX3-ONS- ,

VELOCIPKDES,and U1CYCLKS.

Sec our fine line of Celuloid

CHIUSTMAS OAllDSFire Illustrated Gift Books!

Celluloid Comb and.Iirusb Sets,Oxidized Comb and Brusdi Sets,

Piush Cuff and Collar Hoxes,Shaving Sets, Etc., Etc.

TII0& 0. TJIhUM.PBOPRIETOR.

SUN NAM SING,N"o. lOO Nuuanu Street,

Beg1? to call the attention of the public totheir large and well selected Stock of

Japanese GoodsSuitable for this market, which will besold at lowest rricp. 49-l- y

Pianos For Rent.PIANOS IN GOOD ORDERfrom $4.00 to $7.00 per month.MUSIC DEPARTMENT OKTHE HAWAIIAN NEWS

COMPANY. - 123-t-f

Removal ffpH Notice !

S. MACAULEY,Pianoforte Tuner and Repairer

Has Removed to 196 Port Street,

Tho Residence formerly occupied ly Dr.Emerson.

Orders cau he left at H. H. William'sCabinet Warehouse, 115 Port street; Ha-waiian News Co.'s Mumc Store, or at my

Fort street.rjy-A- ll orders promptly attended to.

117-- 1 m

Daily Advertiser 50c. per month!

J. B. CASTLE,

CommirtHion Merchant.Office Cartwright Buildiug,

Merchant Btreet, : Honolulu, H. I.T

LORRIN A. THURSTON,

ATTORNEY - AT - LAWHosolclu. H. I.

Office over Bishop's Bank. 49-l- y

J. M. DAVIDSON,

Attorney and Counsellor-at-La- w.

Office Kaahumana Street,

(In office formerly occupied by Mr. C53-l- y Rogers)

WILLIAM C. PARKE,

ATTORNEY -- AT -- LAWAND

Agent to take Acknowledgments.OrricK No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, Hono-67-l- y

lulu, H. I.

Honolulu Carriage Co.

IF YOU WANT A HACKring up 335, both telephones.All Hawaiian drivers. Firstclass Horses and Carriages.

Stand Fort and Merchant St.G3-3- m

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire and Marine

Insurance Agents!AGENTS FOB:

New England Mutual Life Ins. Cof

OF BOSTON,

jEtna Fire Ins. Co, of Hartford.

UNIONInsurance Company

FIRE AND MARINE,

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.1S29 1-- y

ATLASAssurance uoinpany

FOUNDED 1808LONDON.

Capital. - $ 6,000,000ASSetS, - $ 9,000,000

. Wn -- nnointel. AffGnta of theaVove Company we are now ready toeffect Insuranes at the lowest rates ofpremium.

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.1348 112-- v

r AunnMXUiiffTf

Ww 180O 1!

Pioneer SteamCANDY FACTORY and BAKERY.

F, HORN Practical Coniectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

No. 71 Hotel St. - - Telephone 74

1209 35--tf

JAMES NOTT, JR.,PRACTICAL

TINSMITH&PLUMBEECorner of King and Alakea Sta.,

Honolulu, H. I.

TELEPHONE Workshop, Mutual 261

l r li aii iv o nil m.'uvu vn can vtaoocoof Plumbing and Tinsmithin work. Firstclass workman;.hip and material guaran- -teed in all the above branches of my busi- -

ness at reasonaoie rais. -- iy

( BREWER & COMPANY,

(Limited).

GENERAL MEKCANT'LB

AM

COMMISSION AGENT8.

LIST C t nCKBS:

F. O. Jonei. Jr President and M&naaer3.O. Carter Treasurer and SecreUryHon. w.r. Alien Anaitor

DIRECTORS!

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FOR SAtT FUANCISCO.

rhe new and Cns Al stee! steazashl v

at

(Jl tb Oceanic Steaaiah'p Company, wfc 1 c dat Uonolr.lufrora Sydney niJ AucklaJiO

on or &i jm; i

Dec. 13, 1890,

An4 willleave for the uhmvc port with iiiaii. &u.passenicers on or abo'U that catf .

For freight or passage, having UPKi;iOiiACCOMMODATIONS. apply to

Win. G. Irwin & Co.,AOKNTS.

For Sydney and Auckland.

The new and line Al steel steamship

ALAMEDA "Oi theOceanio steamship Company jWUl be

due at Honolulu (roni (San Franccoor or about

Dec. 20, 1890.

And will have prompt dt3paton with oii.Ua &iiassengers for the above ports.For f relsrht or oasaaite. havic? HUPJfiKIOK AC

COMMODATIONS, apply to

Wm. tt. Irwin & Co.,AOKSTTB

Claus spreckels Wm. O. limn.

CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO.,

BANKEES,HONOLULU HAWAIIAN lLANDt'i

Draw Exchange en the principal parts o thtworld.

Will receive deposits oa open account, 'mzb

collections and conduct a treiicrtl backing aaexchange business.

Deposits bearing Interest received in their B.iv

Ings Department subject to published rules andregulations. 17oc3if

LOVE'S BVKEKYWo. 73 Snus'in Sfrect

ttK8.BOBT.LOVK, - Proprietress

Every Description cf Plain and Taney

Bread and Crackers,F K E 8 H

Soda CrackersA K P

Saloon Br

Alwajs on Hand.

MILK BKEADA SI'ECIiLTY.

Island OrSers Prouir-- Atltld1 73-Sr- o

ii g. irwin k mimi(Llmitrd.)

Wm. G. Irwin, - President and MtnaperClaus Spreckels, - - Vice-Preside- nt

Walter M. Giffard, -. . . . Secretary and Treasurer

Theo. C. Porter, ... Auditor

Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.

AGENTS OF THE

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,Of San Francisco,. Cal.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., (Limited) hasassumed the assets and liabilities of thelate firm of Wm. G. Irwin & Co., and willcontinue the general business formerlycarried on bv that house. 1335-- lt i0-3- m

CASTLE & COOKE,HARDWARE,

Shipping and Conimission -- Merchants

IMPOBTEES AKD DKALESS IV

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Ilantation Agents,

Life, Fire and Marine

Insurance Agents.

153 HONOLULU. II. I. ly

Daily Advertiser 50e. per month.

Kitchen Utea?il;J Paints, Oils, Varuishey. Tim Goods, and

General

Wheat Hay, Oat llav,Alfalfa llav, utsBurUy, K- - Hvd Bail, y,Br-n,- t'.rii,Cracked Corn, Yl.-a- t.Miudli.'is, (. C. .Med,Cut Hay in Pu, ii ice Straw,

at liEDUcr.D piiicr.s:

Goods delivered to anv nart of thecity promptly.

Warthonse Mutual Telephone No. 121.Oilice At C. T. 5ulics.'.s No. 3.S Mer-

chant street.Oilice Telephones Mutual No. 1.19; Bell

No. 3tS. 1.H5 UKiiny

New Millinery Goods

PKll austkalia,MRS. B. GOOD Fort Street

lias just received the latestvaiieties in

Hats and Toques,ALSO

Chiklreii.s' IlatLATEST SPECIALTIES :

Dude Sailor's, Spar Sailor's,Lace Braids and Leghorn Flats,Birds, Wins, Plumes, Flowers, andThe Latest in Ribbons.

TRIMMED HATS AKD TOQUES,118 C JV

Tliankssivinir and fa Ilolfdavs

HENRY DAVIS & CO.

SELL

For ThanksgiviE-j- , Xma3 and New Years'

Dressed and Frozen,

And kept on Ice one or two days pror touse, as customers may desire, Without

Ext; a Chakue 1

The farili ies for fattctdntr and refriger- -

atiiiR which t.iey ihism ss, enaijle.i them toplace on the tibles of their patrons a birdwinch is really a ue:cacy and a treat.

Call or order by telephone. 117-C- w

CALL FORDIAMOND CREAMERY

BUTTERIn lib., 21b., 3;b. and Tib. Tins

Finest Article fcrWarm Climates.

S.FOSTER & Co.Vlioleale Grocers,

SOLE AGENTS.

26 and 28 California St., San Fram-lnco- .

f?bl.')24-)-l- v

NEW GOODSA Fine Assortment.

We have just rereivtd r 8. 8. China,a fine telectiou of ew Goods,

comr.rii?!cr, oneelezant

Hand-paint- ed Pcrctlain Dinner Set.

A few of those fine hand-embroidere- d

SILK anil SVTIIS SCIiPIKS,EBONY ITtAMES,

Assorted colors and patterns of CrepeSilk Shawls. Elegit Tftt-- a te Cuis

and Saucers. A ae lot of

Manila Cigars and CherootsI'jO in a L'ox.

Scarf Pins in treat variety,Lily Pull s.

A few of those b:.ndy MroQUito Urn.Alio, au usiortruent t-- new siyle3 of

Rattan Chaii s and TablesAlso, a small sole lir.n of JAI'AInESE

COSTUMES.flsyCall early and f3?.nii:.e this fin

assortment of New J.".iF.

WING VsO CHAN k CO.No. 22 Xu'junu Street.

lK-l- y.

Blaks's Steam Punipst Weston Centrifjga??,

UAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,

48 Merchant it.,fostoffice Box O. Honolulu. H. I.

LEWERS & COOKE,

(Succohsom to Leweri h Dickson)

(iuor(er and Iealer lu L.ninbrAnd all Kinds of Building Materials.

So. 82- - FORT STREET, Honolulu. IS

JOHN T. WATERH0USE,

Importer and Dealer in

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

No. 'iA-3- 1 Queen Street, Honolulu., lti

WILLIAM O. AOHI,Attorney and counsellor at law,

Nntirr I'nl.llo anil Ileal KStatOltroker

Ofjick 36 Merchant Street. 131-3- m

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

General Commission Agents

Cor. Fort I Queen 8ts., Honolulu, ltf

W. E. ROWELL,

Engineer and SurveyorRoom 5, Spreckels' Block.

82-- 1 y

a vr mi n i r IT

VortH treet. Opposite Wilder t Co.',H. J. NOLTE, PROPBIETOK.

tlrst-claH- S Lunches Served with Tea, Coffee.boda Water, Uinger Ale or auu.

Opeu From 3 a.m. till 10 p.m..tJrSiuokers-

- Requisites a Specialty. ltfI

. . a v a ITf r T C sTl (HONOLULU lttUW uu.,

oteam engines,iu II Nnicar 91111a, Cooler, Brass I

atul Ld at lasrs.

Aul lukcbinery of every description made ton..iinl...lt.nllnn nd to IUDI DUkCI

.iambi ug. Job work executed on the shortestUV lAS V

THE ROYAL SALOON,

for. Xnuanii ul JXercliaut Wtreets

Under the Management of

II. IT1. Woltor,oceii al vayfi in stock a variety of the best Wines,ulquore, beers, ana ice cou un10 cents per giass.

rVi'ull ami I."! ltf

WONG SAI,

Mereliant Tailor,MANCFACTCRKR OF

Gentlemen's Underclothiug.nil Funiishina: Goods.

Woolen ami Pongee Coats, Wool, Calico,German and Linen omris.

Finest Brands of Havana and Manila Cigars.

89 Ring Street. 'lT

STTN FIRE OKFICKJOF LONDON.

E4-oV1iiff-1 171 O

lnurnce effected npon every decrlpUon ofproperty at current raws oi premium.

XoUl Sum Intured la 1883 337.333,701)

Claims arranged by the Local Agent. ud paidwith promptitude and iineramy. i u

G. W. Macfarlaiie & Co.

lm Aent for Hawaiian Iland.

LEWIS & CO.,

Wholesale anil Retail Grocers,

111 FORT STREET.

lelephon 240. P.. Kox.297

82. 5 O For tho NextSO Days!

Tke Lding Millinery House,

Cor. Fort ruul Hotel Mreets.

SUPPLIES,nists' and Plumbers' Tools,

EeiaiLgton Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jane & Sens Family Medicines.

T O T T.97 JIIG STKET.

Ilcusekeephig G-joi- is

and Sheet Iron Work

s Departments!ATi

l 25 and .!.i1 n-- r v:.rd.'1 to 5") an 1 73 f."enU

.pir yard.

1 - .1

DRAPKKY srroatly reduced.

Man a gement of Miss Clark.

v.- -.

'rfi' JJLJ

Wilcox & Gibbs. and

J" O PI jN"DXMOND BLOCS. .ojd

gCTV?i'43L Si'i B?i

Stoves, Manges and

Plumbing, Tin, Copper

Special Bargains

B. F. EHLElvS & CO.'S:'HITE DRESS GOODS in Strip?d, at 10 Cents a. yarvl.

fA T.WV. ID vards for 7 Cent.Vill r'rtrc MOfKKK SILKS, atJi. I 1 V kj T '

PLAIDS, dor.b'e widths, reduce. . - rv r

M iKt)'Dr ti i , I'refs j.rcir s in i;.. yaiM i;cm o.w a p ece.t if-u- ' T K'RS rLTi.l VLOITNTJNG at vcir own iru-p-?- .

BAil Styles of CUHTAINS andG5 ST'S U.NDEilu K1K, Will It Mllfii.s. sUlvS, Ltt., ttc

SOLD AT COST PRICE!

are-smakii- m under thenon. O. B. Bis ho o. Son. B. WaUrhonseIf

DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 13, 1890.

THE DAILY Ktm CXbvatxsadaxls. .KING KALAKAUA. iXtu) vHtatrtisrmrnts. drfrtlsfmrnls.head of a deputation of prominent citi-zens composed of Messrs. Adolph B.Spreckels, Morris Heymau Green, E. P.Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

NEW GOODS!Oceanic Steamship Company

- T

FOR SAN FRANCISCq.Tbe Al steamship

A.XJ S T RALYi!"

Will leave Honolulu tor the above jH)ft oa

" Be Jutt nd fr aot: .,vLet all the end tboia ii't at b

Thj Country', tbj Ond'a. anl Troth'.

SATURDAY. DEC. n, lSX).

PRESIDENT HARRISON'S MESSAGE

Many Iteroiiitnemlationn anal ManyComment Mitilr Hawaiian A 6 a IraIteferreri To.

HAWAIIAN- -

Base Ba Grounds !

PIIKOI STREET,Gates Open at 1:30 o'clock.

Notice to the Public!

This Game does not 'dependthe uepa'rture of any

,JThe, IpllQwing .programme, wj'JJbe carriedout as advertised.

Tffi LAST GAME.

f I

, 1 rfetwiort Ilarri.su meti.Hrige was wh.eii Hardware,1Vr-m-lo- , Tools''Friaayl'Dec'ltrH

CA8t'4)a SP.BIStt'faTEKL,NOUWAY IKON, a fine asmt;CHAKCOAL IKONS,

,!.t I' .J .'I " ALSO, A

. lgHl-P"""G- H

tl..tkl a a..." " Of the mostt

oOr'uo'iLS'nnvsrrLATO - DAT!ra;cWlRFEN'

Just ReceivedEx Turk EDWARD MAY,

AnJ othor Ijt Arrival!, a vorv heavySTOCK of IH)HS, inrliuli'nK:

KAU IHOX'a fine assortment:CAKD MATCHES,GALVD WATER ril'E.

A N-D.- E R Yapprpvol kind.

uorn, all sizes

and .v.v" Breakers

in - gfeat variety.TELEPHONE GOODS.

in quantities to suit. Also, Sperm

. And Assorted SISAL KOl'E, HALE HOPE, Gakanized WIHK KOPK,from'th iimaQet aite Up to 4 inch.

STOCKHOLM and COAL TAU in large quantUy... ,

A FI LL ASbOBTMKXT, OS14 i i i,.ijf . ' !

JEIall': .. ....PlowsII ALL'S CANE KNIVES, the best in the market, and Agrici

TooJaVJrWHtmds'-'La- n Mowers, KUBHElt (iAKDKN HOSE.

BfiiSOlMGAli '

t- -nf " (vrRtQ iXmiT an1Y'l ' '''".' ',' .' i' A. Eine Assortment of

jReeilrA lljulonV.CelebrnteillverpJated Ware!And GOTHAM mX)K .WAKErsu'.tablft 'for Christinas and

-- I.- r a I A j t twlditivr I'rvsents.7nCOARShSALT, always on hand

Oil. Lanl Oil, Castor Oil, Cylinder and alt other Lubricating Oils.arid lJ.Vw" Paint Oil.

,.,,! ..Ail -- kinds of, PAINTS, dry and ground in oil: Varnishes, Shellac, Alcohol:BRUSHFS.ot all kinds, etc. etc.

ALL FOR SALE BY , ... :

h) 'ffininj;') iiiniouoii .,r

E. 0.;i-IA.L-b &: SON,"if '! A

-- 189 1353-- 1 hi 1'CoivyFOltTv nnd KING STS.(! '

i : i. i !.! . i. r. ! ;. "I ;

rjmsmm & co...... sHI .

AND. IMPORTKU8i:-j- : 31 n

teirMd:1 MedicinesDKALKR8 IN"

.11

HAVANA CIGARS,

"'CHEMICALS.

Dan forth, Charles Weiler, Norton, Jameluthet, Moms Oreenbaum and GeneralDimond.' The captain was dreased in aneat cutaway with a top hat just fromIlillhouse 8 in Bond street.

The Fourth Cavalry made a very neatmaneuver in New Montgomery streetampresented a salutary array as the regal equipage swept through the new irongates into the courtyard. Captain Smithadvanced and received His Majesty in afew appropriate words and led the wayto the reception room on the lower floor.There General Gibbon and his staff anda large number of civilians were ad-mitted by the guard that was placed on

Ten minutes afterward a servant announced to. Captain - Smith, that theapartments, on tho first floor, southeastCOrner just vacated by C. V. Hunt- -

ington were in readinessIeanwhile a tremendous crowd had

gathered in the courtyard, and. the wayto the elevator was crowded with admiring bystanders. The galleries abovewere thronged with pretty and curiouswomen that is, all of , them were curious.

Half a dozen eervants cleared the wayto. the? elevator, and in a few momentsthe King was in his spacious apartments.

A large case of wine had been broughtin and was well frappe by the time itwas opened, His .Majesty drinks asweeter wjne. thanr do-so- me of his admirers.,- -

A Koyal InterviewTne Examiner reporter was "presented

toAbe King by Colonel GeorgeMacfar- -

lane."I have met an Examiner reporter

tyefore," said His Majesty, smiling.""it is a tradition in the oilioe,your

Ntfaiesty.""Ah, yes, hut this one visited the Isl

rands last year and wrote a very, interesting article."

Then-hi- s j Majesty," who is a quiet,self-possess- man,' with an excellentmanner, spoke of his voyage in theCharleston, and wished that a fewthings should be said concerning theofficers, who had given him such an enjoyable timo,

"Were J? waiian affairtrin a peacefulcondition: when vou left ? V asked the re- -

txrter."Perfectly t?o. There was, of course,

.a general anxiety on4 the subjectof the !McKinley bill. It goes intoeffect in April, and will have an injunous effect on Honolulu commerce."

' .,"Is ita keffect , already perceptible inbusiness circles ?" ... ', . .. .

I ,."To a.certain degree."..' What about the treaty between Ha- -

wan anu tue vn.uea oiaie'Oh, that is ended by the McKinley

act, of course."Then there will be a new treaty?""yes;, but that is a subject on which

the Hawaiian Government is reticent atDresent. ' I am here eimolv for six oreictlt Aveeks'for Ihe benefit of my health,which has been rather indifferent for

eTaTHMCh"Ttt9TT" LaWd"TTBriTctrouble, but, am. simply rundown fromwork and the need of a change of climatefor a time; I am already like a newman from the effects of the sea vovage.I shall go from here to British Columbiaon a visit to V ictoria."

"Where do you expect to find amarket for your sugar now that thiscountry is shut off !"

"We look to Australia and Canada.Already the Canadian Pacific Railwayhas arranged .with our Government forits steamers ' to call regularly at Hono-lulu, and undoubtedly Canada will en-deavor to come in for the commercialad vantage afforded it."

At 5 o'clock Governor Waterman andMayor Pond waited on his Majesty andtendered him their distinguished atten-tion. In the evening a large number ofcitizens paid their respects. If it wasfair the next day his Majesty will drivein the Park. In the evening he wasto attend the performance at the Cali-fornia Theatre.

Hawaiian Independence Day.The anniversary of Hawaiian Inde-

pendence Was observed on the Charles-ton, November 28th, the ward roomofficers giving a dinner to the King inhonor of the event. Following was themenu and musical programme :

Aloha. Nov, 23, 1890.Ward Room Mess.

U. S. Flagship Charleston.MENU : ......

80TJP. FI8H.Tomato. Mullet, Sauce Tartare.

. .. BOAST AND BOILED. - .'Roast Pig Apple Sauce.

ENTREES. . .."': ' Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce.

VEGETABLES.""Sweet Potatoes: " String Beans." "

Baked Potatoes.RELISHES. SALAD.

Olives. Lettuce, Cheese Straws.DESSERT.

Mince Tie. Nuts and Raisins.Tea and Coffee. ' '

Musical Programme.1. March Charleston .Southwell3. Overture Lutspeil Beia3. Waltz My Queen Buccalossi4. Overture Bohemian Girl Balfe5. Selection The Beggar Student

Millocker6. Quadrille Elite of the Town . . Ramsdall

For Hongkong Direct!

The Clipper Bark

EDWARD MAYD. Mahasy, .-

- Master.

Will be despatched for the above porton or about Dec. 20, 1890.

For Freicht or Passage. arrlv tothe undersigned Agents on Queen street.

112-l- w C. BREWER & CO.. Ltd.

NOTICE.NEITHER TIIE CAPTAINor Agents ot the bark Wm.Le Lacheur will be responsi-ble for any debts contractedby the officers or crew of the

above named vessel. 142-l- w

EAGLE HOUSENUTJANU AVENUE.

THIS FIRST-CLAS- S FAMILYMotel (situate in the most pleas-ant part of the City) continues tooffer the comforts of a homp tr

transients and others.Adjoining the Main Building are several

New Cottages specially constructed forfamilv use. Table unsurpassed.

yTerms $2 00 per day, $12.00 weeklv.Special arrangements for ruonthiv

boarders. . T. KROUSE, Prop.. -123 1350-- y Honolulu, II. I.

Tobaccos.

Arrival in San Francisco and Re- -

ception at ths Palace

Hotel. IndependenceDay Dinner.

The U. S. Flagship Charleston after apleasant pas.aj,fe from Honolulu arrivedotf tiie Farallons on Wednesday afternoon, December 3rd, but owing to a

nt-x- t morning.The bay was full of government,''. powder

1

smoke in honor of the Visit of DavidKalakatia.Kingof the Hawaiian Islands.

It was 11 o'clock when the Charlestonpassed through the Golden Gate and metthe Swatara, detailed for escort duty upthe bay. The latter vessel inauguratedthe firing With" a royal dalute of twenty-on- e

guns, running the Hawaiian flag

the mainmast head ak the'first gun wasfired. Afcatrazand t he olhfer forts tookiip the thunderous welcome as the bwa-tar- a

turned and led the way up the channel and around theetiwM to anchorageoff the foot of Washington street, pre--

cediug, the. Charlebton,, also flying theHawaiian colors, by about a quarter of amile.

Thefiwatara's work was 'veryprettyat the fini-sh- . She dropj'd anchor andtailed in with the flood' tide ten minutesbefore the Charleston came un abreast,which moment was the signal for .manning yards 1 he crew wett aloit on toreanl main in fine style, and in les.s JLbantwo minutes every yard from foreandmain to tne roj'ais was uecorateu wiuirows of blue jackets with linked .arms,upright and motionless as statues, lhenthere was. a, salute of .thirteen, guns toHear-Admir- al Brown," to which theCharleston's six-inc- h rifles respondedwith seven blank cartridges., . v

The Bear and ' I'atteron.'.aJ.so Iiad agreeting to offer, and the salutes becameso tangled up that all but the experts onnaval, and. international., etiquette losttrack of .what the individual-vessel- s weretrying to do. '

His Majesty received his greeting tromthe Charleston's bridge, and was not tootired by his rough night off the bar tothoroughly appreciate it. r- -

v, - Iin-!tafo- J for the ICecepuoil.The followins invitation had been sent

to those who were suooosed to be desirousof meeting' His 'Majesty 'on 'arrival andextendintr the courtesies ot the city tohim . The invitation was as follows : .

'

His' Hawaiian Majesty's Coiisul-tJener- al

desires the pleasure of t your' 'company to assist in

Teceivilic1H3 .MAJESTY, KINO KALAKAUA,

Who is expeoted,. on-thf-f, United, States

steamer larleston, about Thurs- -day,' the 4th inst.

You. will please, meet tt the Talace Hotelpariorson oeing cuiuieu oi.. , , , .thehour. .., .., .

The following gentlemen were invitedto receive King Kahikand on 'arrival :

George W. Merrill, ex-Unit- ed StatesMinister to Hawaiian? I&lands ; GeneralW. H. Dimond, Suparintendent. UnitedStates Branch Mint; GeorgeC. - Perkins,; ..Isaac Upham; George II.'banderson, Mayor-elec- t; Barry Baldwin,T. G. Phelps,' E. P. Danforth, ParisKilbourne, Col. J. P. Jackson, ChiefJustice Beatty, General S. W.' Backus,M, S. Gnnbaum, Joseph Ilyrnan, It; P.Kithet, Mayor E. B. Pond and city off-icials, Governor Waterman, W.II. Sears,Adolph Spreckels, William Alvord,

F. F. IjOW, James K. Wilson,Max Green, Charles Mayne, W. II.Bailey, S. T. Alexander, E. L. G Steele,W. F. Whittier, ex-Senat- or A. P. Wil- -

lianis, J. B. Stetson, W, W. Montague,31. P. Jones, I. bteinhart, P. N. When-tha- i,

General John T. Cutting E. R.Lilienthal. Alexander. G. Hawes, DavidJ. Staples, Hon. Chas. It. Bishop, N.W.Spaulding, Thomas B. Shannon, J. N.Morton, Senator J. P. Jones,-Hon- . C. N.Felton, Robert Oxnard.

The Process of, Landing.Hawaiian Consul McKinley and Lieu-

tenant Lovering of General Gibbon'sstaff boarded the cruiser at noon in com-pany, with Collector .Phelps and. DeputyPert Surveyor Gaskill. The latter gen-tleman personally chalked-- , the royalbaggage with the Custom House O K"X" mark, and with "his companiontendered the freedom of the Union to itsowner.

Cousul McKinley and Lieutenant Lov-ering consulted with the King and Ad-miral Brow n as to,the hour of the recep-tion, which was finally' settled for 3:30r. m.

At that hour General Gibbons and hisfull staff, the Presidio band and twotroopsvof the Fourth Cavalry weres drawnup on the seawall in front of the Claystreet tl iat with a dozen carriages for theKing and the army officers. An im-mense crowd lined the adjacent docks,but unfortunately for the sight seers' theCharleston's starboad gangway. was offshore and- was hid-den from view. At 3 :45 a puff of smokeand a bang from one of the cruiser'sguns betokened that the King was leaving the ship, and a second later the IIawaiian flag fluttered down and. the

replaced it on the Charles-ton, while from the Swatara the starsand stripes and the home pennant, aslender 300 foot long streamer, floatedout on the breeze.

The Military Reception."'"The latter's guns joined with the Char-

leston's in the good by salute to royalty,.and the batteries were worked bo rapid-ly that it was several minutes before theAdmiral's twelve-oare- d barge, mannedby a dozen good-lookin- g tars and flyingthe island flag, could be seen emergingfrom the smoke-wreath- s. The bay wasperfectly smooth and the passage to thesteps did not occupy any great length oftime.

"Way enough! Toss oars!" com-manded the smart young cadet who wasacting as coxswain, and twelve drippingblades went up in two straight rows asthe barge sheered alongside the float, . .

Admiral Brown handed his guestashore and introduced him to GeneralGibbon and staff. A handshake and afew informal words of greeting followedand the procession started. King Kala-kaua- 's

portly form was incaeed in a well-tittin- g

Prince Albert coat and his headwas topped with a black china ney-jo- t

hat. He was escorted up the gangplank aud between the waiting, salutingtroops by his Grand Chamberlain, Col-

onel George Macfarlane, and his Secre-tary, Colonel Robert lloapali Baker.Both these gentlemen were arrayed inthe gorgeous uniforms of the Hawaiianarmy, and were ablaze with medals.

His Majesty entered a carriage in wait-ing, his escort entered others, the troop-ers foimed in line, and the cavalcademoved slowly up Market street, present-ing a brilliant spectacle, r

To the Talace.Captain Smith, manager of the Palace,

was waiting in the courtyards at the

"! '''AMEItlOAN 'aiia

Ciavettes and' it i;r !i

VisXM Stock.... On the

0

presented 'to Congrejjs at- - Washington,December lftt.

It touches on foreign relations aridjmatters .eoifnetretlvwlth 'Central America, Sanica, the Japanese empire, silverbill, new, navy' beet 'sugar,' exports andother Hubjv'C.ts . .The. ifollowipg, from themessage will be. of interest to residentson ttdb Islands': ' ' !

lcKln1ei 'Miatak.In the TuriH Actaa, wrong was done tw

the kingdom" of Hawaii,, which, I amb jund kr prebme w3"u holly uninten- -

Usual. "Dutifcfl- wftre. levied on certaincommodities which: ate-- included in thereciprocity treaty.. now 'existing betweenthe United States and the kingdpm of1 1 aw ai i , 'w 2 th.6u 1 lhd ica'tl ri & tf 1 e ' n ece ssaryexception' in Ivpr of Jhat 'kingdom Ihope Cdhgiess' will'' repair' what 'mightotherwise seem" to bea'bfe&ch 6f faith6ii tlie iirl of this, Government.

HUbMitlaea' for "SieainHhipii.The steamship' carrying the- - 'mails

' hteadily and 'frequently, ami ' offering topassengers' a comfortable; ' safe ' andspeedy transit is- - the' first condition offoreigrrtrAdeTt carries the 'order of thebuyer,' but'- not fell n that iA ordered orbought. It give?,, tp. .the sailing .vesselssuch cargot-8- . as, ary not urgent or, perlah- -

aDie, alio; . innreciiy..ai,. .ieasv promotes

There is now, both in tjiis' country andamong Uuj nations of Central.and SouthAmerica, an exiiectation and confidenceas to increased. trade" that. ' will givedouble, value to your prompt action ujonthis question.'

Trie present situation of our mail'corn- -

"'innmcation with' Australia illustrates theimportance of early action by CongressThe Oceanie Mfamwhip Uompany maintains a. .hpe,. of .steamers . between SanFrancfb'tld, Sydney1 and Auckland, consisting of three vessels, two of which are

"of 'Umfed Stall's "legrslry and one offoreign registry the service done

,.by tbifUinein, carrying the . mails we payannually the sum. of $46,000, being esti- -'

"mated 'the full sea ahd'Uhife'Q States' in- -

nilUnd jxjritage.'wlrkjh'is the. limit" fixed'byTlio.u.ln-uo- a f. Wtv ,nUi W-.ilo-

' andYkVZT" iVriiV; !n-

Sw v.oTnfiA.hL"riuairy to thoye lines X7,WO"tor carryingv.tWuiailsr from Sydnoy-aud- ' Auckland to!. ban.fcxaaicuiCQ...

. ,'The epptrue, under,, (ypivlv .this-pa-

ment has been tnado is now about, to. expire. an(f the colonies have refused . toYeh'e'At't'h'ti ib'ntrac'e &tite$4 the 'United

'tareshttlt 1ty fafW!etpiitabl& (ro--

iJbrtion'Of,'ihe,emTr accessary 'to hold the' . nwvicw I am' advised by theM'oatinas- -

r-Genefai) tuat.'the.Uiutd'btateS're- -

reived, f.or,.carryuig the Australian , mails, V,ra"hJ,tfl Sn Frajicisuq i,tht;s.6team-- ,

ers (by rail to yanouverj an. estimatedaunuai income i fo,vAA; iwe, u ihavfi1 sta'fed. e',are,!IHyiHg out for the

' sunnorf Hire that bringsthis mail 'to tlwC-ttited- States, hry .$40,-- 'i

000,-leavih- 4tr aritniai Swrplue resnlting-- yfromithiserva3e of, $18)00.. . i

- t at. r a J iY,( 4jiapade .Qi..(Uoi,uiuiea- f?taics,.wiui

, , Astra)ia; wuic.liis n , a, Considerablepart carried Dy ineso sieamers ana inewhole of which is practically dependentu I on the mail conun u '.cation which theymaintain js, largely;, iu .onr favor. Ourtotal exports-'o- f 'nierclniiun'ser-t- o Austra-lian ports during the fiscal year endingJune 30, 181)0, were H,2(iC,4547 while

T tne" TJtZll rrapoTtrWlnTrCMhUist Tfromthese iorta weKeOnlv,4,a7Z00

ttiirr tV enck KIu im.? portanV 6tcam'st.ip 1fnt3 withdrawn ors continued withT Vancourcr substitutedI for San FrA'nciscio xas' the' 'American ter

luiual. Coamrtiss, fihould", put it in the' tKwerof the Postmaster-Genera- l to make" a liberal increase Tii the amount now- -

paid t'ur transjrtution of this inTjTortant) mail. ' i i i h:m:i.-- .

Comments on the Tarlfl.The'ri is iwltltej-wisilo- noriustice in

. the suggesfionv that the 'subject of tariffJ revision shall Ihj opened telore tJwsdaw; has had a fair trial, ylt is juitetruo that

every-tarw- i schevuijje.is-subjec- t to objec! tions. bill , was, eyer framed, I sup

pose, that in all of its rates and classih; cations had the 'full approval even of a

party caucus. Such legislation is alj ways and, hfccossa'riiy. tlie-odu'e- l 'of a; compromise as to the details, and the; presentlaw is no exception. But in its

general scope and effect it will justifythe support of ; those who believe that

; American', legislation . should : conserveand,.deiend American trade and the

: w;agea of American workmen. The mis-- 'Infofriiatiori as to the terms of the Act

. which has been so widely disseminatedat home and abroad will be corrected byexperience, and the; evil-augurie- s as to

j its results confounded by the market re-- !ports', ' the savings banks, international

1 Acadol)iila.nci'ft. nnd thrt.yiftneraUpros- -

Ierity of our people. Already we beginto hear, (rouvabroad and from our custom-

-houses that the prohibitory effectupon importance imnuteil to thg Act isnot justified."1" f Criticisms of thebill which have come to us from foreign

"sources. may, well be rejected for repug-nancy. If these critics really believethat the aloption by us of a "free-trad- e

policy prpf tArilXijates liavingsorely to "revenue would diminish theparticipation of their own countries inthe cuiiimerve "of the world; their advo-ctic-y

and the criticism by speech andother form, of organized effort, of thisnioveniest '.amw our jxjopK? is an ex-hibition of unselfishness in trade, and,on the other hand, If they sincerely be- -

' lievi'that the kdoption of a protective-tarif- flicy'; ';by this country inures to

tlieir profit and.qtir hurt, it is noticeablystrange" that they should lead the outcryagainst the authors of a policy so hojn-f- ul

to. their county. and crown with tneirfavor?! ltioe .'who'. vou Ut; 'snatch fromthem a substantial share of a trade withother lands already inadequate to theirnecessities t

' 'There is no disposition among any of

our people to, promote prohibitory or re-- Itiiiiatary 'legislation.' Our policies areadopted not to the hurt of others, but tosecure' for ! oufsetvPs those advantagesthat fairly grow out of our favored poi-'tio- h

as a nation.. Our form of govern-.mentvcit- U

its'incideut of universjil suf-jEw- ge

makes it imieratiye that we shail, save our working pe nle froui the agita-tions and distresses which scant work,that leaves no marin ; for comfort, al-

ways begets. But after all this is doneit will be found 4hat our markets are

topen to '"Pndly'oomraercial exchanges

' q enormous value to other great pow ers.

A--t 1U o'clock noon,

UT For Freight or Paaaage apply to

142 6t AGENTS. -- 11.

AND LOVEKS OF

"BE A:U'TTP-lf-

MLican: Eiiraiture

Are respectfully invited to examine".. - .. ..that nqw on. sale py ,.

H. 11. WiLLfAMS & CO.,i (suggessoRs to c. e. avii,liams.)

105 Fort Street:Selected Vy MrlH, IJVTIanih jer--

son, from the largest stocks, audlatest stvles' in ' San ' "

. Francisco.

"Ladies' and centlemen will findin this Stock, Goods elegant, substantial,'ornamental and Useful" for generations tocome ; and very suitable for

Christmk Newteir;?i31tAday andBridal Presents. !

'Larce Invoices, lately received,and more onThe way' bysteam and sail.

?.'tir -.. ... :

...,'. ft ' .r- ta ..

"THEl-aJUIismOK- ,

rHotel St.; --Honolulu,'U.K. H Ji. Mt f,

.'J. lirtflSHER, Trop

Ttfilrts:Board and Lodging per week (accord- -

Lug to.location of, room). ,$10,. W to I IS

Transient, per day..,..'Table Board per week...,.. .

bingle Meals .... uu

most comfortable and convenient h jusestlm the. city, the rooms being large, light,ana airy.-- i

Hot and cold water batha.".1 . '. i i 3 i i t'

The.

CpsmopolitaTi- - 'Restaurant,

BETHEL 8TRKKT.

The Proprietors of this most popularRestaurant take pleasure in informingtheir patrons and the public generally thatthey have- - greatly Increase-- 1 Mi accom-modations and are now prepared'toAeatover sixtv boarders.. t

The. tab'es .are,, fiirnishedwijlh,, the, best Jtne raarKet anoras: ana Meals can he oo- -

Boarding, per week.Boarding, privaTeroom , per week 5.50 t

" 9The CosM,6p6iiTX'N;,',tn'e','obltstand most cbmfortabli"l!frtaurRnt'in'Ho-nolulu- .

YOUNG A CO;( !

13G-2-w Proprietors.

New Model UI

BETHEL STHI2ET,(Next door to the Postollice),

ISTOW OPKN !

Give it a trial. 85-3- m

Steamer, For Sale ;!

l 3 J IKi4

Fit CTJTTIrGr."t

AN AI90 TON STEAM ER,schooner rig; nearly newand in first-clas- s condition.Dimensions: Length X7 feet:

breadth 22 feet; "depth T'-hoi- 8i feet.Suitable for Passengers or Freight. Speednine knpts.r ; ' - "r f T

"For further information apply to' T. W.'HOBRON,

120-3- m, 06 Fort St., Hqnolulu.

NEW! NEW! NEW!

A. J. SCHREIBKR,

PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER

AD JEWELER,Hotel St.. , -- . Under the Arlington.

Special attention paid to tine WatchRepairing,-Jewelry- , Clocks, etc.

Moderate Prices 1 9 Mm

NOTICE.FROM AND AFTERthis date we will not beresponsible for anyfreicht after same has

been landed. Tarties to whom freight isconsigned must be at the landing to receivetheir freight

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.Honolulu. Sept. 5. 1S!X. KS-l- ni tf

NOTICE.THE KAPIOLANI MATERNITY

has two rooms to accommodatepaying patients. Ladies of moderatemeans who wish to secure a home on rea-sonable terms, before or during the timeof confinement, where the best of food,attendance, nursing and medical skill willbe provided, will please apply at the Hometo Mrs. Miller the Matron, w:bo will attendto admittance, give terms or any other information required.

Honolulu. Oct. 4, 1SX). 84-3i- ii

AGENCY FOR THE KODAK.lloom atl Dirtpo&al of AmateurH.

GALIFOKNIAS'. V5 f - t - , ......

NEW HAWA1IS

In addition to the regular game,the following

Mill - GAMES

WILL TAKE PLCE

1. LONG DISTANCE THROWINGGeorge Sharp aad James lieilly.

2. RtJNNvLNQ RAC'Er Wm.Farrell, Geo. Sharp and Jas. Keilly.

3. JUMPING Lynn, R. Ward and Wm.' ' '- Farrell. a'': .. '!.'.- -

RUNMING, RACE,4istance100 yards,between Jas, LT,orbert, ,of tbe,paqihc

;' Hardware Co.,. and W-tu-, farrell, ot"the California Club. "' "

The second number, the 7o-yar- ds

race is open to all comers 137-l-w

OPERA HOUSE

KAMEHAMKHA

G-le-e GKtId

CONCERT !

On Monday Evening

DECEMBER 15.1 ' . ; 134-t- d

CHARLES F. PETERSON,

Typewriter and Notary Public,

Office with L. A. Thurston. 133-- v

W. F. FREAR,

.A.tto rnev" at-- L awOffice over Bishop's Bank. 105-3m- tf

MISS D. LAMB,

Stenographer and" Type-write- r,

Office of J. A. Magoon, Merchant streetnear the Postoffice. " 103-3ra- y

FRANCIS M. ENGLISH, B. A (OXON.),

Is prepared to receive pupils in

Glassies, Mathematics and EnglishLiterature.

Special preparation for University anduorupetmve .xaminanons.

For terms, etc.. please apply oGarden Lane, behind British Club. 107-l- m

For Lease.

THAT TRACT OF LAND SITU-ate- d

at Palolo .Valley, and consist-ing of 170 acres, more or less, until

. .? I !.TCntly --.midexu. lfia3e..-ty- o vthe,la tei'hilhp Milton, and belonging to tne estateof Chas. Long, deceased. - A lease lor aterm of years will be given,-a- s well

possession if desired. The land issubstantially fenced. For particulars, ap-ply to F. A. K'HAEFER,

Or J. F. Colburn.Honolulu, Dec. 9. 1890. 130 2w

The "Snug" Barber Shop

JUST OPENED!King Street nar Fort, (next door to Geo.

W. Lincoln's office).First-cla?- s in every particular

Give me a call!136-- 1 w C. MOLTENO

A COOK, A GERMAN OR AMERICANwoman preferred. Address M. at

Office of this paper. 110-- 3t

v

'Dark

Manufacturcrsofi . , 'w , .

1EATEDComprising all the Popular

'YSV. 'J.

HOLLISTER & CO,

IIONOITJITJ,148 1304

GOO KIM & CO.,

HOLIDAY

of Photographic SuppliesVI a

island?.

a Full Lino of

WATERS!Carbonated Beverages of the Day.

10 Fort b'tnetII.

NUDANU ST.

GOODS !

replenished in Every Department with

CO.. Nuuanu Street.

FOR TIIE GENUINE CUHACII.

Dolls, Toys, .Smokers' Sets, lirunhes, Velvet Cases, Toilet Sets, Albums,and a large and varied assortment of

Chinese Goods Suitable for Xmas and New Years'

PEES JSjNTTS.

Gents' and Boys' ClothingDRY GOODS aud TAILORS' SUPPLIES.

'Our Stock has just beenNEW GOODS!

140-l- m GOO KIM &

BUHACH !

Great JR eduction in Price!iXT Under instructions from the Duiiacii PkoDicixa and Maxifactikixq

Company, Stockton. Cal., we will sell I3IJI JACI--I

111 Cans at One-ha- lf Price !

Until the present Stocks are exhausted.

Benson, Smith & Co.,54 SOLE AGENTS

DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 13, IS90.

0A1IU RAILWAY k LAND CO.'S LOCAL AND GENERAL. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. rCnu Cttirniiscmcntsj.

A furious cale prevailed along theA Salvation Array man arrived onTI.MI-- : TAIILE.TO TAKE EKF'ECT OCT. 20, TOYS AND DOL HOLIDAY GOODS!

Watci'Iioiiso's Fort-sfro- ot Store.

NOT FOR SALE!

TOYS AND IMJLLS

E S. SACHS',REAL LACE, SILK, CAMBRIC, EMBROIDERED and PLAIN LINEN

HANDKERCHIEFS.EMBROIDERED and PAINTED TIDIES.

PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKSEMBROIDERED WOOL CURTAINS.

SATEEN and PONGEE DRAPERIES,1 1 EMSTITC 1 1 ED E M BROIDER I'D FLOUNCING,

ALLOVER and NARROW EMBROIDERIES,LACE FLQUNCINGS and LACES,

NEW AND LATEST STYLES IN VEILING,SHAWLS, FASCINATORS and CLOUDS,

Ladies' PursesJIand Satchels,BagsRIBBONS, Plain and Fancv, in endless variety,

Ikst Stoc'k of KID GLOVES in tho City.

Holiday Goods!tJCT'i you are in search ot Holiday GixhIs, call upon us, and see the

IMMENSE VARIETY of NOVELTIES we 'are displaying, suitable for

CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS' PRESENTSImmense Assortment of

FANCY FLUSH GOODSAt Exceptionally Low Prices!

Hand-painte- d Porcelain PlacquesIn a variety of shapes and sizes, illustrated with a variety of subjects, such as

Animals, Flowers, Landscapes, etc., etc.

EMBROIDERED BOX SUITS

-- A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF- -

Presided over by the " LADY

An immense variety and prices within

WrATEUH0USE?S FOItT-STKEE- T STORE.presents.

Linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs,

GENTLESIEN'S SILK UMBUELLAS,IliVISTD SATCHELS, PAINTF.D FANS,

GENT'S FINE SILK SCARFS,IvID GLOVES, KID GLOVES New Goods!

Silk Shawls, Cashmere Shawls,GENT'S SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,

TORCHON LACE SCARF TIDIES, - LACE BED SETS.

" PENNSYLVANIA " and NEW EASY LAWN MOWERS,

Elaviland China,Silver 3?latedwaro,

Lamps, Chandeliers"WM. G. FISCHER'S

'We have all the above in greatBefore making your purchases, come and

56-

A T

OP THE PERIOD !"

o

137-l- ni

New Goods!

wii,..,. iwiii,." iw"iw

X

A

- Bargains!

Honolulu.n-t- d

-GUAEANA!

A Nerve, Brain and Stomach Tonic;ReliPA'fis Fatiinifi. Onenprips Thirst:Gives Appetite, Cures Headache.

Famous Grand Active and Gol- -

den Anvil WroughtSteel

Cooking Ranges !

OF Alih 8IZKS,With Boiler and Hot Wakr

Attachment if dt sired.Consuming one-thir- d less fuel,either

. t (lawood or coal,

.than any

otner oiove in existence. -1 &

No Brick work alout itl '3s!Just a f!lfnn Cut Stnvo! itiSr'

Whose Baking qualities areunsurpassed. Inainjuiar

Grates.

FOR SALE BY THE

North Eastern Coast of the States, le--

cember 2d. Heavy snowstorms.The German Government has taken

care of Prof. Koch's dhcoverv for thecure of consumption.

There is trouble in Scuth Africa. Bri-

tish settlers preparing to resist the Portuguese.

Seventy Norwegian fishing boat3 havebeen wrecked ou that coast.

Lx-Govern- l'acheco ot Caiitorr.iiwill be the new United StaU.8 Minuter toGuatemala.

Parnell offers to retire on certain conditions.

Eight thousand miners have struck atBirmingham, Ala.

Dr. Mary Walker is dying at herfarm in Oaweco, N. i .

Booth's Social Salvation fund amountsto over $300,000.

Mrs. O'Shea is at Brighton with herfour daughter, and Parnell was withher during the Parliamentary recess.He returned to Brighton after the trialof the divorce case.

Queen Victoria is reported to havetaken offense at the presence of a cer-tain American lady ui a recent leveeheld by the Prince of Wales as the rep-resentative of his mother. When shetook hira to task for the lady's presencehe invited the lady and her husband todine with him, and the Queen has beenstill further offended.

SPECIAL ltl'SINKSS ITEMS.

Fr Australia, on Ire.OYSTERS IN TIN ANDShell; Pears, Apples, Grapes,Cauliflowers, Celery.

142-- 3t California Fruit Maekkt.

3Tcu Itiricvtlsciucnts.

OPERA HOUSEDoorg Open at 7:30 V. M.

ADMISSION Dress Circle, (reserved) $1; Balcony, 75c.; Gallery, 50c.

BY UNIVERSAL REQUEST !

This Saturday EveningDecember 13th.

America's most gifted child actress. Thegreatest Lord auntleroy on

the stage,

MISSO LIVEBERKLEY

Supported by an Excellent Company.

The following strong bill will be presented: First production in this citv of thecharming Sketch,

EDITHA'S BURGLAR!(As produced at the Lyceum Theatre,

New York).OLIVE BERKLEY - - - as Editha

Last Two Acts of

LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY!OLIVE BERKLEY as Cedric (Little Lord

J auntleroy).

Sale of seats will commence Thursday, at D a. m., at Thrum's Up-tow- n BookStore. Mr. J. J. Williams will direct thesale. 138-- 5 1

Meeting Notice.

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OFA Steinitz Chess Club will be held at theClub Rooms on Alakea street, Thursday,December 18th, 7:30 p.m., for the purposeof considering the advisability of introduc-ing Whist into the club ; also other mattersof importance.

140-t- d WM. R. SIMS, Sec'y.

Position Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGE- D TEMPERATE MANwho understands Horses, wants a posi-

tion as livery man or cardener. AddressJ. D., this office. 137-l- w

Notice of Dissolution of

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATheretofore existing

between C. Y. Aiona, San Leong, LeongKut, Ah Sun, See Wo, Yick Leong, DenSang, King Hoon, Hew Wo. Hook Wo.Mung Ying, Chang Yung, Chang Jack,Chack Yung, Ah Ho, Ah Pew and LanHung Puk, carrying on business inHonolulu, Oahu, under the firm name andstyle of Kwong Hip Lung Co., expired D-elimitation on the 6th day of December,18JX).

Dated, Honolulu, December 6th, 1S90.KWONG HIP LUNG CO.

14l-2- t Bv C. Yick Lkoxo.

Notice.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT C. Y.of Hilo, Hawaii, and C. Yick

Leong, Leong Kut, C. Din Sing, SanLeong and How Wo of Honolulu, Oahu,have formed a for the nnrpose of carrying oa the business of merchants and dealers in an kinds ot goods,wares and merchandise at Honolulu afore-said, under the firm name and style ofKwong Hip Lung Co., and that the prin-cin- al

place of business of saidship is in Honolulu aforesaid.

Dated. Honolulu, December f.th, 1S1X).

C. Y. AIONA,C. YICK LEONG,LEONG KUT,C. DIN SING,SAN LEONG,

lll-2- t HOW WO.

Marshal's Sale!

VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE-cutio- n

issued out of the Police Court,on the day of , 1890, against Mrs. EvaJohnson defendant, in favor of PacificHardware Co. plaintiff, for the sum of$109.0, I have levied upon and shall ex-

pose for sale at Morgan's auction room inthe District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,at 12 o'clock of TUESDAY, the 23d dav otDecember, A. D. 1390, to the highest bid-

der, all the right, title and interest of thesaid Mrs. Eva Johnson defendant, in andto the following property, unless said judg-ment, interest, costs aud my expenses bepreviously paid.

List of property for sale: One large OilPainting of a boy ; one large Oil Paintingof Nvmph of the Wave.

C. L. HOPKINS. Marshal.Honolulu. Nov. 24. 1S90. 12i-l- m

Daily Advertiser 50c. per month.

the Australia.

At noon to day Mr. Morgan wilsell tho library of Hon. E. Muller.

Kamehameha Glee Club concertMonday evening. Don't fail to get aseat.

The captain and agents of thebark W. Le Lacheur have a noticeelsewhere.

Purser Edw.A. Keil has the thanksof the Advertiser for late papers andother favors.

Mr. Hiroshighi Itow, Secretary forthe Japanese Legation, arrived onthe Australia.

The services at Central UnionChurch will be at 11 a. mand 7:30 p. u.

loys and dolls will be given awayto-da- y, free gratis at Sach's store,101 Port street.

All the water hydrants have re-ceived a new coat of paint. Theypresent a nobby appearance.

A paymaster, lieutenant and twoensigns came down on the Australiato report for duty on the Mohican.

&Hon. Joseph Marsden came down

from Hamakua on the Iwalani, andis stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel.

Tho bark Edward May will sail forHongkong on or about the 20th inst.Messrs. C. Brewer & Co. Hie the

A.agents.Hon. C. J. McCarthy looks well

after his trip to the Coast. Thehealth of his mother was much im-

proved.

The California Fruit Market re-frigerator came on tho Australia,filled with good things. Bead thelist elsewhere.

Only a small number of people attended the baseball game at PearlCity yesterday. The weather wasnot very pleasant. The Cahformaseasily beat the Mohicans.

Manager Hoogs desires to statethat the baseball game and the athletic sports will be carried out thisafternoon, the departure of thesteamer notwithstanding.

Latest sugar quotations : Cubacentrifugals, 9G test h. Privatedispatches spak of a probable advance in price owing to the disastrous weather in Europe.

Mr. llob't Cowea, the popularsteward of the Australia, has beengiven leave of absence for severalweeks owing to ill health. He willrecuperate in Honolulu.

This evening " Editha's Burglar "and Little Lord Fauntleroy willbe presented at the Opera House

rrmionciiig at 8 o'clock. Reservedseats at Williams' photo gallery.

Mr. John Dyer, agent of the Ris- -

don works, and wife, leave on theMariposa for a trip to the Coast.Mr. Dyer goes up on business connected with his firm, and expects to

J J Jreturn oy ine same steamer.Mr. J. Walter Jones the Supreme

Court stenographer, has evidentlyenjoyed his vacation to the Coastjudging by his looks. He has engaged Mr. Max Loheide as instructorfor the Honolulu Athletic Associa-tion.

Mr. W. L. Roberts will make hisfarewell appearance in Honolulu tonight; he will put more life thanever in his success of 4 The Earl "and " Benton, the Burglar." Seatsnow on sale at V illiams' photographic gallery.

There will be a practice game offootball at the Makiki grounds thisafternoon between the liazzledazzlesand the Athletic football club. Theproposed game between the Razzle-dazzle- s

and the Punahous has beenpostponed.

The liame To-da- y

In addition to the ball game to-

day, Manager Hoogs has arrangedan attractive programme.

The St. Louis College band willplay a promenade concert one hourbefore the game. The little musi-cians will play many pretty selec-tions and are bound to make a suc-cess.

The sporting events have arousedgreat interest. The jumping, baseball throwing and the seventy-fiv-e

yards race are open for all comers;any one wishing to enter the contestshould send their names to this officebefore noon to-da- y.

The baseball game will be betweenthe New Hawaiis and theCalifornias.It should be the best game of theseason. Davis and Meek will pitchfor the Hawaiis.

One of the many events will be therace between James Torbert andWilliam Parrel; it will be a spurt of100 yards. The athletic programmewill" commeuce at 2:15 o'clock, thebaseball at 3 o'clock. Gates will beopen at 1:30, the concert commencesat the same time.

S. S. Australia.The Oceanic S. S. Australia, Capt.

Houdlette, arrived Friday morningfrom San Francisco with 48 cabinand 40 steerage passengers, 1666tons of freight, 5500 gallons of beer,$51,150 treasure and one horse.Sailed from San Francisco Decem-ber 5 at 3 p. m. The first two dayshad N.W. wind and smooth sea, 8 to10th S.E. wind, rough sea and N.N.W.swell, 11th to 12th strong N.W. toN.E. winds, rough sea and N.N.W.swell.

The Australia sails for San Fran-cisco Friday tho 19th at noon.

A steamer is bein built at Glasgowwhich is to navigate Victoria Nyanza, inAfrica.

lillT Gill AWAY !

tUYLN AWAY AT

104--Fo-rt St,

reach of all ; suitable and acceptable

variety, and at Reasonable Prices I

examine our Stock.tf

Wenner & Co,

NO. 92 FORT ST.,

Are now showing a Large NewStock of Goods suitable for theHolidays, comprising DiamondJewelry of all kinds; Broaches,Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles,Lace and Scarf Pins, Rings,Ladies' and Gent's Gold andSilver Watches and JWatchChains, Native Jewelry, Clocks,Silverware, Gold Headed Canes,Etc , Etc., Etc.,

"Prices within the reachof all. Give us a call. 135-l- m

Kedward & Howell,

mContractors & Builders

Brick, St on acd Wooden BuildingEstimates GlTen.

ftbiitic I'rtnitly Attnled to.7f. KING STREET.

SellTeleptone Sn p. o. Box IV115-3m- y

Horse Lost !

STKAYED FROM PEOPLEDjCffcl Ice Works, a dark bay Horse,M?l white stripe on forehead; brand.

1P on hind lec. Finder return to

Ice "Works or to Kapiolani Park and re-

ceive reward. A.P.JACKSON.141-l- w

TUAIN.SA.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.

I.ave Honolulu. ..0:15 8:45 1:45 4:30?Arrive I!onoullull.7:20 0:40 2:49 5:351

IIonoulloll.7:30 10:51 3:51 5:45fArrive Honolulu. . H:35 1 1:55 4:55 6:50?

t Saturdays only. 53--tf

bumlays excepted.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

AKICIVAJ.H.FttlPAY, DfC. 12.

Sti r W Q Hall.Sinierdon.front Maui anIiia' aii.

O '? a Australia.IIoudlette, todays fromKan ranci-ico- .

Ai- - Bchr Oiga, Rodin, 13 daysfrom in I ancisco.

Sti - Iwalani, Weir, from Hamakua andLahahiu.

ritn.i J A Cummins. Neilson. from Koo-lau- .

JSchr Lavii.ia from Kauai.

DKl'AKTUKKS.I'm day, Dec. 12.

liritislj H a atrathclyde, White, for aanFrancisco.

btmr J: nie-- , Makee, Macaulay, forKupaa anl llanrmaulu.

trnrC 11 , Le Claire, for circuitof Oaha.

VKSSKl H Li. WING TO-DA- Y.

Am bktne a N Caitlc. Hubbard, for feanFrancisco.

achr Mary for Hanalci.It M a a Mariposa, llayward, for aan

Francisco.

PASSENOKU

ARRIVALS.

From San Francisco, per a a Australia,F L Anthony. Hon l'U Itallingall, Mrs JF IJowler, I) 11 Brewer, J K Rush, AntoneJropp and wife, Mrs A Freshfield Davis,

Fred (iibson and wife, Master aeymourHall, Miss Ellen Hopper, (Seo K "Howe,Hiroshima Itow. K A Jones, wile, chiluand maid, J W Jones, Mrs Emerson andchild, Miss Fierce, Mrs Dr King, HamiltonLeih, W H Lewers, Mrs E A Lnndy.MissLundy, J W Luning, Hon C J McCarthy,J D McDonald, Ensign U a N, Mrs E Mc-Laughlin. J no C Nobmann.C E l'armenter,Ensign U a N, C A Peacock, wife andchild, M Phillips, Miss Cora Schotield, 18 aheldon and wife, J C atrow, PaymasterJ C aulhvan. U a N, Lieut H R Tyler,U a N, E M Walsh, C li Wells.D M Gedge,O A Stevens and 4'J steerage.

Fom Hamakua, per stmr Iwalani, Dec12 Hon J Marsden and 4 others.

From San Francisco per schr Olga, Dec12 -- Mrs E II Wallace, II Wood,J Kamyd,C II Lowell, W E Mobley and U Massey.

From Maui and Hawaii per stmr W 0Hall, December 12 Judge It F l'.ickertonand wife. Miss llickerton, P C Jones, jr,Tom May, Dr (1 Foote, Chas Creighton, CII Miller and wife, F L atolz, Judge A NKepoikai, T B Lyons, C L Carter, 1) Ka-han- u,

J C aearle.C Dinning, A A Todd,Akana, Mrs J Keawehawaii, L Achoy.A Ci'istana, A amith and 10 deck.

HIIII'l'INO NOTKS.

The British bark William Le I.aohour,Captain William C Auld, was docked De-cember 12, at the old Custom House wharf.She sailed from Hongkong, Septemberl!th, and encountered very bad weatherotr the China coast. Three typhoons werehad during the voyage. The last one, andthe most violent, was had within six hun-dred miles of these islands. The stormdid considerable damage to the vessel'sriggings. The Lacheur brings about 1000tons of an assorted cargo. Twelve Chinese,six of whom were women, were passengersfor this port.

The stmr W.G. Hall arrived at 8:30 p. m.yesterday with JD11 bags sug ir, 25 headcattle, 178 bags awa, 54 bags collee.tl hidesand 107 pkgs. sundries.

The following Honolulu packets weeloading at San Francisco for this port Dec.5: Barkentines S. O. Wilder ami W. H.Dimond and the barks Will.W. Case.C. D.Bryant and Elect ra.

The bark Ferris S. Thompson sailedfrom Nanaimo, B.C., on Dec. 3 for Kahului,coal laden.

The only arrivals at San Francisco sinceour last advices were: Dec. 3, bark C. D.Bryant; Dec. 4, IT. a, Flagship Charleston,both from Honolulu. The departure wasthe brigantine Lurline on Dec. 4 for Hilo.The schooner J. C. Ford was to sail forMahakona Dec. 5th.

The sailing of the steamship Chusan forHongkong has been postponed till Monday.About 12J Chinese passengers will takepaage 'y her, 80 of whom have returncertificates.

The steamer Iwalani brought yesterday4G72 bags sugar from Hamakua for thetern Allen A.

The ri ur-mast- schooner Olga, CaptainCha. K. Kodin. arrived Friday morning,Decern er 12, 19 days from San Francisco,with a very large cargo of general

a deck load of 13 horsesand 70 h-- ? 1 of tine cattle for Hon J. I.Dowett. The animals arrived in splendidcondition.

Heavy Storm In Hamakua.By tbe Iwalani news was received

of a heavy scorm in the district ofHamakua, attended, unfortunatelyby the loss of life. On Tuesday theweather was very bad, there was aheavy northwest swell and rain fellin torrents. Eight inches of rainfell in - Honokaa inside of threehours. The purser of the Iwalanireports that Tom Kealakai a well-know- n

policemen was found drown-ed in the gulch, the railroad wasdamaged, flumes were washed away,the lauding at Kukaiau was carriedaway. A Portuguese boy workingfor Mr. Scott the teacher at Honokaa was drowned, and there wererumors that four other persons weremissing. The steamers Likelike,Waialeale, Kilauea Hon and Hilotook' refuge at Hilo. They wereunable to land freight. The gen-eral impression seemed to bo thatthere had been a cloudburst.

St. Andrew's Cathedral.The services of the second congre-

gation of St. Andrew's Cathedral to-

morrow Sunday, will be as follows :

11:15 a. m., Morning Prayer with ser-

mon; Te Deum, Barrett in E flat,anthem, "Hearken Unto Me," bySullivan. 7:30 p. m., Evensong withsermon. Kev. Ales. Mackintosh,pastor. All are invited to these ser-

vices.

A verdict for $975 and costs has beengiven in London atiainsi suss uuurufor insisting in sitting in the CountyCouncil after she had been judicially

1890 - ChristmasNew Year -- 1891.

THEO. H. DAYIES & CO.,Cor. Queen and Kahuumauu Streets,

Offer the LARGK5T and most ELEGANT Display of ORNAMENTAL WARESand attractive

Holiday Goods from Europe and AmericaChristmas and New Years' Cards, Tin Toys, Wooden Toys, Dolls, etc.Velvet Pile Rugs, Smyrna Rugs and Mats, Embroidered Handkerchiefs,Fine Table and Bed Linen, Sachets, Handkerchief Cases, Dressing Cases,

WORCESTER WARE,Crown Derby Ware, Wedgewood Ware, Dinner and Tea Sets, ,

Brass Tea Kettels, Mirror Stands.

FROM INDIA : Oold 1,Meradabat Inlaid Brassware ; Sealkot, Silver inlaid on lion,Tanjore WTare, Old Kashmir Shawls, Wood Carvings,Marble and Stone Ware, Poona Brass Ware, Benares Brass Ware.

FROM JAPAN: .w:Kiyoto Vases, Laquered Ware, Bronze "Ware, Cloissene Vases,Satsuma Vases, Incense Burners, Ivory Card Cases,Ivory and Bronze Paper Knives, Ivory Carvings, Silk Embroidered Screens.

140-3- w

HAWAIIAN HAEDWAEE CO.,LIMITED).

Opp. Spreckels' Bank, - - Fort Street, Honolulu,lX-- v

Bargains! -:

--:o

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D.,

Beg to announce that in consequence of extensive repairs to their bu'.ldinp,

they are Removing their Stock of Goods to the

McINICRISrY BLOCK.During removal, in order to save expense of handling, f)fl

Their Entire Stock is OlfereJ at Reduced Rates!

TO THE TIfcA.DE.

Persons requiring anythiDg in their line will find this a eiecially favor-

able opportunity.

2STew Groods, New GoodsHave lately been received and fresh invoices are on the way.

PACIFIC HAEDWAEE CO., LU,

EGAN & GUNNKing St. near Fort,

(Next to H. E Mclntyre's)

Having Removed Temporarily, will

Open on MONDAY, Nov. 24th,

"With a Choice Line oil

Dry Goods, Fancy Goods

CLOTHING,Hats - Caps - Etc.

NEW GOODS Just Received in allDepartments ex bark W. 13. Godfrey andS. S. Australia. nvow

NOTICE !

AND AFTER THIS DATE,FROM Freight Train, willleave Honolulu for Honouliuli and wayStations, Every Day (excepting Sun-da- v)

at 10 o'clock A. M.

Hereafter no Freight will be received for shipment, by Passenger Trains,except by social arrangement.

Oahu Railway & Land Co.,

W G. Ashley. Slit. 13S-l- m

KONG SANG T0NG,

31 Maunakea Street, - - Honolulu.

Employment Agent,tUT" First-clas- s Cooks and family help a

llS-.ni- y

Fort Street,

PHOSPHO -

flic New Drilll

T

On Draught on th Soda Fountain of

BENSON, SMITH & CO., Exclusive Agts.

51declared incapable.

DAILt PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 13, 1890.of the Yacht Njana In the Caroi&trtijtmtnts. Xcw riDrcrtisnncnis. dwtisratnls.

City Meat MarketCHAS. BREWER & CO.?,

Boston Line of Packets. TrlOLi 1 DAY O OODS !

My line of fine poods is more ihm complete this vear, and comprint everythingnew and desirable in the line of

JEWELRY and SILVERWAREIMPORTERS WILL I'LKASK

take notice that the tine

BARK FOOHNG SUEY

Cait. A. M. Nkh ell.Will be laid on the berth in to - j

for this port on December ).si I

Especially handonie this year are the Diamond necklace, either in .olitaire orhandsomely mounted as pan.Mes. daisies, forget-me-not- s, chrysanthemums, etc., etc.

Gold Ueads are worn as much as they were lat season.A large lot of all sizes on hand, and to arrive on the 12th inst.Hair ornaments in gold and silver; handsome Buckles, beautiful Diamond Lace- -

pms. Kings, har-nng- s. Lockets.Diamonds and precious stones in every conceivable style.

NOVELTIES ! NO VELTI KS !

In this line I have an especially fine lot of desirable goods.Have also added a line of FINE LEATHER GOODS.As they are entirely new and of the Hnest Leather only, I take pleasure in

uueriiiir in fin uii meir men is aione.They comprise Pocket Hooks, Pures,

Note Books. Bill Books, Calendar Tablets,etc., etc., etc.

In Watches I carry a very large stock, from a plain cae to an elaborate raised goldand diamond iulaid.of the well-know- n makes of Howard. Waltham, Elgin, Dueber,Hampdon. Standard and Swiss. All sold on a guarantee.

1 also call your attention to my

II.A. AVYII A-IS-T SPOOJSTS,

Pronounced by all to be the best article of Hawaiian manufacture to send abroad.Likewise the Hoar's Tusk Scent Dottle. Not only handsome, but useful as well.Call and see them. You will like them.In all other lines Clocks, Silverware, etc. my stock is very complete.

H W I JM"1M -

CEYSTAL SODA WORKS

lcket Docks and Card Cases Combined,Card Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Cases,

t Fort Street,Ini

NO. 81 KING STREET.

K EK OF THE

Soda,

GUARANTEED PURE.

JOHN GRACE, Proprietor.

SOLE M AN U FACTE

GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

SAESAPARILLA AND IRON WATER !

GrliN GrER ALE,Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Cream and Plain

Champagne Cider, Etc., Etc.

ALL AERATED WATERS

Mutual 330--TELEPHONES---Bell 298.

ISLAND ORDERS FROMPTLY ATTENDED111 1296-l- v

line Group.News of the loss in the Caroline

on the 29th of July ofXyanza, owned by Cap- -

tain Dewar, was brought yesterdayby the Gaelic. With his wife and apicked crew. Captain Dewar sailedfrom tngland in July, lobi, andproceeded throngh Smythes Channel, beme the first to venture overthat dangerous course. From South

. . t m sr

America tne yacnt saneo to toe .Ma-rquesas, Society, Samoan, Friendlyand r iji islands, from whence thecourse was shaped variously to Kam- -

ESuhffiifSfiSIslands and Kobe. There she waslaid up for nine months, whilethe captain and Mrs. Dewar went toJbn gland. Lpon their return lastMay, ten Swedes were shipped toaugment the crew, but while on theway to Fonape, of the Carolinegroup, the yacht 6truck a reef abouttwo miles from shore. All on boardwere taken safely ashore in boats.and for three days attempts weremade to ease the vessel aft, but eachtide drove her further on the reef.Each night the natives swarmedaboard and plundered the yacht un-til nothing worth taking remainedjOa the second night they weredriven off by shell from a Spanishgun boat, and the officers and crewwere taken from the islands by thisSpanish transport, the Manila. Theyacht proved a total loss, but shewas insured in England for 5000.She had sailed 42,784 miles duringthe cruise.

Self-Ilghtl- ng Cigar.A druggist in St. Petersburg has

invented a method of tipping cigarswith a preparation, so that theyare lighted, like a match, by rubbing against any hard surface. Amanufacturing company is said tohave paid him G0,000 rubles for thepatent. Druggists' Circular.

Benevolent Individual " Needhelp again, do you. Uncle Ebony ?Well, here's a dollar. I presumeyou find it difficult to keep thewolf from the door ?' Uncle Ebony

" I ain't 'fraid no wolves, sab, Ikeep fo' dogs."

Editors are the kindest-hearte- d

poople in the world. A subscriberto a certain paper died a few yearsago, leaving 14 years subscriptionunpaid. The editor appeared atthe gravo when the lid was screw-ed cn and put in the coffin a palmleaf fan, a linen duster and a receipt for making artificial ice.

ALFRED NEUMAN,

THE

allies Tailor5

(Late of San Francisco.)

Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts(Next to Dr. Whitney's Office).

Having succeeded in securing the eliteof the ladies for customers, and hy givingthem entire satisfaction, Mr. Neunian hasconcluded to remain in Honolulu for anunlimited time to enable everyone whowishes a stylish, perfect-fittin- g, correctand well-mad- e costume; price 15.

Having secured two ot his best handsfrom San Francisco, combined with theassistance of Mrs. Neuman, he is preparedto execute all orders on short notice.

Ladies' Tailor Made Suits,

Walking Jackets,

Steamer and Traveling: Suits.

Evening Costumes for Balls andReceptions and Riding Hahits.

MADE OF THE BEST, STYLISHCLOTHS.

Perfect and Correct Fit, 45 and up.All work guaranteed to Rive en

tire satisfaction.123-2- m

THERISDOKIron and Locomotive Works,

Comer of Besl &cd How&rd Streets,

San Francisco California

W. H. TAYLOR ResidentB. 8. MOORE Superintendent

Builders of Steam Machinery

In all Its branches.

Steimbo&t, Steamship. Land Engines & Dollars,High Pressure or Compound.

STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete,with hulls ot wood, iron or composite.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when &

liable.STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges nd Steam Tugs con

structed with reference to the trade In whlcnthey are to be employed. Speed, tonnage anddraft of water guaranteed.

SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinerymade after tbe most approved plans. Also, allBoiler Iron Work connected therewith.

WATER PIPE, of Boiler 01 4heet Iron, of anysize, made In suitable lengths for connectingtogether, or Sheets rolled, punched and packedfor shipment, ready to be riveted on tbeground.

HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and WaterPipes made by this establishment, riveted byhydraulic riveUag machinery, that quality ofwork being far superior to hand work.

SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, SteamWinches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madeafter the most approved plans.

BOLE Agents and manufacturers for the PacificCoast of the Heine Safety Boiler.

PUMPS Direct Acting Pnmps for Irrigation orcity works' purposes, built with the celebratedDavy Valve Motion, superior to any otbeipump.

JOHN DYER Honolulu

13m Room No. 3. upstairs, Spreekels' Block

D. II. MIS

& CO

J8R

isH

AfflYaloffarfeU

HI Days from Liverpool!

IiAUGK O OK

New Goods

Anchors, Chains,Cocoa Mats, Kettles,

Sauce Pans, Fry Tans,Bedsteads,

Fence Wire,Pheathing Metal,

Hoofing Iron,Cane Knivef,

Cntlerv,

Sole Leather Trunks,White Lead, Red Lead,Boiled Linseed Oil,Castor Oil, Belting,Coal Tar, Water Tanks,Fire Brick, Red Brick, Alum,Red Ochre, Fire Clay,Bags, Twine,Filter Cloth,

Soap, Groceries,Boots and Shoes,

Perfumery, Flags,Rope Brushes,

Croquet Sets,Dressing Case,

Mirrors,Saddle

Bridles, Felts, Whips, Spurs,Blankets, Sheeting,Dry Goods, Merinos.Shawls, Handkerchiefs,Victoria lawns,Mosquito Netting, laggings,Laces, Ribbons, Hats, Helmets,Velvets, Embroidered Dresses.

Flannel,Basket Trunks,

Picnic Hampers,Rugs, Matfl, CareUi,

Clothing, Tweeds,Ginghams,

Hosiery,carfa.

Suitings in latest styles,Underwear, Braces,Sofa Pillows.Gloves, Flouncing,Embroidery. Curtains,Table Napkins,Table Cloths,Water-proo- f Coats,Artificial Flowers.Dust Cloaks,Pajama Suits,Fine Hosiery Silk, Lisle, Cotton,

Dinner Seta,Tea Sets,

Desert Sets,Fancy Crockery,

Common Crockery,Wedgewood War,

Vasi-e- ,

Wicker Ware, Fancy Chairs,Hammocks, Tables, Baskets.Umbrella Stands,Decanters,Salad Bowls,Mush Sets,Flower Pots,Filters,Etc., Etc., Etc.

Theo. H. Davies & Co

fc G. Irwin & Compnv,

(LIMITED),

OFFER FOR SALE

Limn nnrl Cfimnnt. I

PARAFFINS PAINT CO.'S

Compounds and Roofing

SEED 8 PATEST

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, ill sizes.

FERTILIZERS :

Wool Dust,Hone Meal,

Fish Guano.ALSO

UUCK Ac OHLANDT'S

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:

Cocksfoot, Rye Grass and Clovers.

REFINED SUGARS,

Falrbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS,51-- y

JUST RECEIVED !

Ex Barks Adonis and Isenberg,

Cases 3 Star Hennessey Brandy,

Cases Palm Tree Gin,Cases White Bottle Key Gin,

CA8K8 OF FINE

Irish ami Scotch Whiskey,

Cases Extra Fine Sherry,Cases Dry and Sweet Champagne,

Cases Italian Vermouth.Chartrusse, Benedictine,Curacoa, Absinthe, Etc., Etc.

Tannliaeuser Beer!FROM PHILADELPHIA,

PRIZE MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION.

?he Beet Beer in the marketbeats St. Louis and Milwaukee all topieces.

ALSO

BUFFALO BEER,"Brewed and Bottled in Sacra

mento, finer and Cheaper than Fredrick-bur- g

and Wieland California Beer.

FOR SALE BY

HAWAIIAN WINE CO.,57-2- m FRANK BROWN, Manager.

(twin Loco 10 mel

The undersigned having been appointedSole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

FOR THE CELEBRATED

Baldwin Locomotives

From the Works of

Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, Perm.,Are now prepared to give estimates andreceive orders for these engines, of anysize and style.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works arenow manufacturing a style of Locomo-tive particularly adopted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing PlantationAgents and Managers with particulars ofsame.

The superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughout theUnited States.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,

Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.21 1307

Big (i bus given univer-sal satisfaction in tb

. TO 6 DAT1. dire of Gonorrbiva andJt G ara 4 hi wifcSj 5o BtrUUir. Olept. I prescribe Hand

feel sale in recotnmend-In- c

it to all sufferers.V!trni Gossktl Ca.A.J. STOJIB. M.D

Dscstur, IILFRICE. 81.00.

Sold by Druists.

Hollistkr & Co., Wholesale Agents.Bknbon.Smith & Co., Wholesale Agenta'

1y

JOSEPH TINKER,

Practical Butcher,AND MAKfR OF THE

Celebrated Cambridge Pork Sausage

Made by the very be-- :t Machinery andcannot be equalled. His

Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Pork

is of the finest quality.

All orders entrusted to Lia care are de-- 1

livered with cleanness and dispatch withinradius of three miles of the city. My

Coksed Beef and Pickled TosocesAre a Specialty and need no comment.

My Celebrated

CAMBRIDGE PORK SAUSAGES

Are the BEST in the Islands.

EP Upwards of half a ton a week sold.

Don't forget the address:

CITY MEAT MARKET, NUUANU STREET,

(Opposite Queen Emma Hall.)

N. B.- - No connection with anyother Market. 9fS-l- m tl

WE ARE NOW SHOWING

AT OCK

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

frrvrl 6 fiFFrrl

Six (New Styles) FISCHER and SCHURBERT

(New York Make)

PIANOS!Just received direct from the Factory.

We will sell them at Prices that defy competition, on

Easy Monthly Installments!

Call early and get first choice. Alsoa new line ot

Plush Piano Scarfs and Piano Stools.

THE HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.

35-t- f

filter presses.Paauhau Plantation,

Hawaii. March 0, 1888.

Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Work. Ran Francisco.

Gentlemen We have vied two of yonr 30- -chsinbered Filter l'reB thi88on. Thevire convenient, easily handled and are workingentirely to our satisfaction. I ran recommendno improvement on them.

Very respectfully yours.(siffneat A. Moons.

Manager Paanban Plantation.

Hkiia, Sept. 38, 1889.

b. John Dyku. Agent Kipdnn Iron WorksHonolulu.

Dkab Sir: Please ship ns one of yonr SO

Compartment Filter 1'rewse. 240 square feetmrface. name &h the oue supplied ns last season,wtich I am pleased to "ay hrs given us entiresatisfaction. Your? truly, "IOfcO. R. F.WART,

Manager ileela Agricultural Co.

Theee Freesea are made extra heavy forbl?b pressures, occupies a floor apace of lis4 ft., and presents a filtering surface of 240square feet. A limited number in stock InHonolulu and are sold at very low prices.

Klstlon Iron At l.oco. Works.Ran Francisco.

For particulars enquire ofJOHN DYER Honolulu

Room Mo. 3 8preckela Block:334 W. Q. IRWIN St Co.. Agents

WING ClIONG TAI,

mCarpenter and Painter

Contractor, Builder and Jobber,

Furniture and Cabinet Maker, etc.

Chinese Employment Office,

:To. 30 Iviiifc Street.

Mutual Telephone G70; Bell Tel.y3-3- m y

Fresh California Fruit !

Fer Stmr. Australia, at

II. PETERSEN'S, 132 Fort Street.

Importer of aid constantly onhand the cnoicest

Manila and Havana Cigars andTobaccos.

Good Smoke and Cold Drinks guaranteed.

3gTAlso Acting Acent for the PacificEsPowMtNT League. Blanks for applica-tion and all information given.

50-3- H. PETERSEN.

NOTICE.

milK UNI) E IIS I G N ED HAS THISlav oreiHtl a retail store at io. .

Nuuanu street, for the purpose of selling

GENERAL MERCHANDISE,combined with a

Tailoring and Dressmaking Department

WONG HOP CHANG.Aug. 21, 18110. 45-3i-ii

t1

For further particulars apply to

41316-- 7 C. BREWER A

San Diego Steamship Line.

aFor San Francisco Direct.

The Al Steamship

FA HALLOS,Capt. S. IJonimeld,

Will leave Honolulu for San Franciscoon

CSF'Vor Freight or Passage, apply to

LIVINGSTON. CLARKE & CO..80-- m Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts.

jSrOTTCTf: !

ALL CLAIMANTS TO LOTS IN KA-- -piolani Park, situate between the points

below specified, are hereby requested toexhibit their leasts or evidences of suchownership, to the undersigned at once, inorder to prevent the disposal of said lotsto present applicants, viz:

1st Situate on niauka main avenue be-tween the premises occupied by JamesDodd and the property and homesteadof .lames Campbell. Numbered onPark map from 55 to H9 inclusive.

2d Situate on makai main avenue be-tween the premises and homesteadformerly occupied by (1. W. Mat-f- ne

and the property of James Camp-bell. Numbered on Park map fromJO to 100 inclusive.

By order of the Hoard of Directors.W. M. (J IFFAKD,

131-2- Sec'y Kapiolani Park Ass'n.

IIP Vapor EnpeMUST" re adapted for Pumping, Electric

Lighting, running Elevators. Har-vesting and Thrashing Machines. PrintingPresses, Hoot and Shoe Machinery, Circu-cula- r.

Jig and Hand Saws, Hoistme. Mill,and Mining Machinery. Collee Miila andRoasters, Polishing and EanninpMachines,Ventilating Apparatus, Emery Wheels,Etc., in fact, everywhere power is needed.

No Boiler, No Fir. No Steam,No Coal, No Ashes,

No Engineer, No Explosion.NO DANGEn

Started Instantly Without Even a

Match

Always Ready to give out its Full Power.

Cost to Run:About Oue Cent per Horse-pow- er per

IIou.

SPThe above Engine cn be seen inoperation at any time at the Meat Marketof Jos. Tinker, "Nuuanu street

y,Information in regard to the cost,running, etc. will be furnished on application to

JOS. TINKER, Nuuara23-- tf Sole Agent Hawaiian Islands

ANDERSON & LUNDY,

Dentists.ARTIFICIAL TEETH

from one to an entire set inserted on gold, silver, allummum and rubber bases

Crown and bridge work a specialty. Topersons wearing rubber plates which are aconstant source of irritation to themouth and throat, we would recommendour Prophvlactic Metal Plate. All operations performed in accordance with thelatest improvements in dental scienceTeeth extracted without pain by the use ofNitro-i- s Oxide Gas.gy Hotel street, Tregloan premises.

55-l- v

LIFE REftEWERNONE

GENU I NEWITHOUT SSr PIERCE'S 3FlTHIS SIG-

NATURE. tfec Ch AIM8CLT: MilOr. 1'iercr a "lS.HT.iPllHMtM" ?Calf Altlr

fjwnnnt'Oi to wrICIk- - tli. latost imi'rov now in use.

TiiiBcelVtiratedIr.!trnmcnt will cure, withme.iich..-- ; .ris lU.rumM.sn..

llvm-iwiii- . t'ml iMHn. I)m-ae!- t or the

General Iebilili , p.nal IM-Ji- fexniil eak- -

fm"WtU 'ry Ik-It- . X. H.H'O Kle. tricitv goes

call or 8.1,14 etc. InstamM lot f.vt.VSHfSCOM'Y. 70 I sacnmionto St.n fn,",w;1,,L

tro.illedwitlill'niorrlioldorl HtT--

,a jfXJJiHiO. Bt-u- btik.np for t'oiMithk-- l 3.

Fresh Goods, ex Bark "Birker,"ltl I3A.YS FltOlNI LONDON.

Guinness' Double Extra Stout, Bass' Tale Ale,

FRENCH WINES and CLARETS

Grrooeries, Etc.ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co.

129 100-- 1 v

WAIALAE BREEDING RANCH

IPedirrrees of all Horses Kert.

TO.

Kine and IVthel Ktrepts.

SALE DEPARTMENT.

FOIt SALE:Stallions of Various Hreeds.

Mares with or without FoalHorses for any Purpose,

BREAKING DEPARTMENT

A Skilful BREAKER and TRAINERis employed on the Ranch.

Satisfaction is guaranteed in Breakingand Training Horses.

public for past favors,remain respectfully yours,

GEO. W. LINCOLN.

BREEDING DEPARTMhN I

The following Fine Animals will standfor Service at the Ranch, Waialae:

Well-rre- d Stallion MiYIlINV'Norman Stallion

" CAPTAIN GROWL."Thoroughbred Stal. "MIDNIGHT."

Two Native StallionsPILIAOAO" and " FRANK."

A WelKbred Kentucky JACK.

J?ATJT--j li. ISENBERG.1314-- 1 v 02-T.- m

GEO. W. LINCOLN,THE WELL-KNOW- N BUILDER, IS STILL IN THE FIELD AS A

and is now better prepared to do. any and all kinds of workappertaining to contracting or any other class of work belonging to his trade, inthe same good and workmanlike manner as heretofore ; having curtailed tny shopexpenses and still retain plenty of room to do any and all kinds of work appertain-ing to the building trade that may be entrusted to my care. I am enabled to dothe same at very low rates, to suit the extremely dull times, and at the same timebearing in mind that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well.

Thanking theI

65

H. E. Mclntyre & Bro.IMPORTERS AND DEALKKH IX

Groceries, Provisions arid Feed,BAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

New Uoods received by every packet from the Kastem Htates and Europe fresh Californiaprodoceby every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Uoods delivered to any part of tbecity free of charge. Iilant orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. PostoOlce Box No. 416Telephone No. M 0a17 133 1200-l- y