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VOL. 111.HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. MOND Y EVENING, DECEMHEU .'j, U95 844

Jf. X. Cheuvront' Leonard, Mo.

In Agony15 Years With Salt RheumHood's 8rnparll!a Qnvo a Perfect

CureC I HoM A Co.. Lowell, Mass..

'Hood's HftrsflirlllA I uneiccllent medicine.

I hs4 eczema It. tny left leg (or flftten )eart.Tart of the time my leg uai nne mass of acabi,and about evrry viwk rornti!lim milt gatlieiuuder tlte ftMn and the scabs w oiiM luugC oil.

Tho Itching and Burning'r aenxatlou made me suffer liideserlbable agonies.I spent a great deal of money for different rem-edies but did not fiet relief. About a year ago,leading i!iyslrtuii luhiicil me to take Hood'sBaxisirlllii. I did so and have taken Ave but

HoodVvCuresties. Now oil the sore scabs and ialn liarTanlshed and lam en Jo) lug perfect health. Ithink Hood's Sarsaparitla Is second tn none andgladly recommend It to nil sunVrtng humanityJMi L Cheuvkont, Lwutrd, Missouri.

7--

Hood's Pills net easily, jrrt proDi,Ur awfaclentlr.on the liver and bowels. use.

II ol iron lrug CnnipnnxWIioImmIo Acont.

EAGLENuuanu Avenue.

Will on January 1, 1890,

under new management. This favorltohouse will be refuruished andgenerally and will ho conducted as a

flrst-ala- Family Hotel.

John McLean,m -1 mo. Proprietor.

SOUVENIR SALE.

A Special Sale is now in progress.

CHILDREN'SHATS

in Felt, Leghorn and Fancy Straws.

A Souvenir will be slven witheach Purchase until alter

tho Holidays.

MISS CAHILL,Arlington lltoek Hotel Street

Whiri Bicycles

An Doslorad.Bicycle surgery.Acute and chronio cases treated wl h

assurance or success.Lanmiid tires restored to health and vigor.Tires blown up without pain. Wind free.We understand the anatomy, physloh

and hvelene of wheels, and give homceo- -

pathlc or allopathic treatment as individualcases require, dutb cuiKuaiauwcu.

TtttimoniaU-"M- y wheel had three ri--

Iracturea ana you curea it in one irtsawneuu"My tires were suffering with a cae of

acute aneurism, which had been pronouncedfatal by other bicycle doctors, but you curedthe disorder and I did not lose a day of mytour,"

trnnbled with varlveo tires, involving frequent ruptures. You cured me."

. OBI. Hoara-a- ll il.r. CouiulLtlon Kree.

?DR. H. G. WOOTEN,BICYCLE SURGERY,

107 KING STREET

TI1K IIKST TOURNEY YET.

UFCIIll.Alt MKKT Or" TIIK VKTKIIAN11. 11. a. on vuNmiAV, jan 1.

Alt lli. Old Kieiit. .Uiiuitial Inlera.lItins.a 0,.i Clllien.' Match

l'rl to tint..

Matksiinm ill nil circles are on

the mil vlve (or the comltig bigshoot of the Hawaiian Rifle Asso-

ciation, livery effort Is lielng made

to have this January 1st about theuiiM notable meet ever known here.A number of the haveb;en practicing nnd will be onhand. Many cracks were at therange Saturday and all can havethe use of it next Saturday for prac-

tice, free of charge. All the oldevents arc on the program and sev-

eral new ones have been addedlately. The Citizens' Match thistime will be especially attractive.The trophies so far contributed areas follows:

J, H. Martin, one pair trousers.J. V. Mi.rgan, n prize.

V. V. IJiinond, 15 o'clock tea.14. O. Hall & Son.V. V. Iteynolds, 2 volumes of Shakes

peare.vt'.ll utflmlit Ph.. framed nlclure.Melropnhlon Meat Co., leg at mutton,J. llnpp Co , 1 cak lahlo.Casile & Cooke. 1 Winchester carbine.Alex. Young. $10 cbbIi.Ilohron Drug Co.( ft prize.tl. Urewer & Co., $10 cash.Orluhaum & Co., 1 English rid ng

saddle. ...L. B. Kerr, line onricn puinioHu.tnce & Cii.. load of cut firewood.W. (1. Irwin & Co., half barrel of

sugar.li. S. Nolte, 1 box cigars.

BY AUTHORITYWATER NOTICE

In accordance with Section I, ChapterXXVI of Ihe lawanf 188(1:

All persons holding water privilegesor those paying water rates are herehynotified that the water rates for theterm ending June W, IBM, will be dueand payable at the olllce of the Iluimlulu Water Works, on the 1st day olJanuary, 1690.

All ratea remaining unpaid forflfteenlays after they are duo will be subjectto an additional 10 per cent.

Hates are payable at the olllee of theWater Works in the Kapuaiwa Build-

ing.

ANDREW nitOWN,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

837-U- t

CORPORATION NOTICE.

In re Dissolution of the Planters'Labor and Supply Company, anHawaiian Corporation.

Whereas, The Mauler's Labor andSupply Company, a corporation establ-

ished and existing under the laws of thellawaiian Islands, has, pursuant to thelaw in such cases made and provided,duly filed at the office oi the Minister ol

the Interior, a petition for the dissolu-

tion of the said corporation, togetherwitli a certificate thereto annexed asrequired by law.

Now therefore, notice is hereby givento any and all persons who have been

or are now Interested In any manner

whatsoever in the satd corporation, thatobjections to the granting of the saidpetition must be filed lu the Office of theundersigned on or before lULauAithe 18th day of Februaiy 1890, and thatany person or persons desiring to he

heard thereon, must be In attendance atthe office of the undersigned In theExecutive Building, In Honolulu, at10 o'clock a. in. of said diy, to showcause why said petition should not begranted,

J, A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office,December 9th, 1695. 832-l-

After

PAINE'S

This

HER

No Nervoussist theMedicine

Well.

doctors gaveparts in oil oftime being, butshe went out.Compound for

SheI had t'lrenwhen she was:

school again.and 13

always hungry.;

We cannot

Dottls Uuiiar.Xowbli., Wash., Jan. 1, 1895.

Wiau, Ricuakdsom & Co.,Gentltmtn: My little girl has always been deli-

cate. When she was a year old she bad spasmscaused by indigestion, The measles were coming

out on her at the same time, and since then kvisky

UTTI.lt THINd WOUI.D THROW HER INTO BPASUS

JR THIS ayMVTOMS OP TUBM,

If she took, the sllghest cold she would wake up

'at night In a fllghty'conditlou, and we would have

to give her medicine and work with her a long time- to keep her from having a spasm. Sht would be Hit

thattvtry four or tix months, and we had a doctor

several times.This fall 'she took cold while out playing and

woke ln;the nlfcbt, flighty as usual. This turned

to rheumatism lu her hand, leg, and foot. The

Very

For by ,.the

THE EE A. W jl 1 1 --A, !1M ST.A.!RLi.!!

HONOLULU,

HOUSE

TERRIBLE CASE OF

ECZEMACt'HEIl BT

Ayer's SarsaparitlaMrs. 1C Wr.lt, o( to.l, W.t

lllnilmar.h So. Australia, write, nfth. .Ml condition of her lltll. u.tigh-l- r,

wIiom portrait ah. al.o .end. I

"Hy daughter was mulcted withEczema of tho most aggravatedtype. Tho disease first appeared ineruptions on her head, then her hairbegan to fall out, and In spite ofthe best medical advice nnd treat-ment she grew steadily worse. T'hosnres wero full of matter and wereextremely offensive. Her eyes be.caino affected, and she was. In tr ;!'i.In a terrible state. My hcIlIiIh .4

were very sympathetic nnd tookgreat Interest in the caw. Theypersuaded 1110 to try Ayer's Parsn-jiarill- a,

and I am most toIhi able to s.ty that this wonderfulmedicine completely restored mydaughter's health. She has now asgood a head of hair as anyone couldwish, her eyes nro perfectly well.and site Is a lino girl or eight yearswith every prospect of growing 1111

to be a strong and healthy woman.

AYER'SSARSAPARILLACold Medili it tin World'! Chid CipMlllom.

MUSTER DR0& CO.,

WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Cook's Music School.

Tiiof. V.. COOK, for fifteen years,Principril of Conk'n Musical InstitutesPortland, Oregon, is prepared to give

JVuno, Voice amiHarmony Lessons.

For terms npplv nt the Studio,WAltlNU'S 1IUILUINO,

Ilurctanla St,

Notary Pablic and Typewriter.

I I KAAHUMANU ST.P. O. Box USD. Telephone STil

Fertilizers!!For 1896.

SOLUBLE,ACTIVE and SURE II

Hawaiian Fertilizing Co.Have a lull stork of all Fertilizer

Materials for sulu at lowest market rates.

Sold In Original Bags or Groundand Mixed to, Order.

Coods Cuaranteed to any AnalysisIn Bags of Equivalent Weight.

Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate ofAmmonia, Cotton Seed Meal.

Sulphate ot Potash, Double Man-ure Salts, Muriate of Potash

and Kalnlt.Double s,

Dissolved Guano and Bone Meats,Florida Phosphates, Etc.

Correspondents and Orders Solicited,

A. F. COOKE,Proprietor and Manager .Hawaiian

Ferternzing co.

MIRACULOUS!

Doctors Failed,

CELERYCOMPOUND Saved

Beautiful Child.

PARENTS' GREAT JOY.

.Disease That Can ReCurative Power of the

That Makes People

her some medicine and bathed thepeppcrmeut, which helped her for the

tht rheumatism tame back as soon asSo I conluded to try I'AlNlt'S CitLKHY

her, and continued bathing as be-

fore. commenced to Improve right away, andIter but Utile oyer balf a bottlstrong and well and able to go to

She has been doing finely ever since,IIBALTIIIKK than JtvER Bit ro nit and

say too much iu ofCompound,

Sale

thankful

praise Paink'sCrlkry

truly yours,

MRS. A. HAGRR.

HOLLISTEI : DRTJGr COMPANY,WnOLESALE lams' FOB TUB HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,

Holllslor 1I1 Co., 1 mrertchaum pipe.l'acifln Hardware Co., picture and

frame to 1 selected by winnerLewera ft Cnnkn. 1 roll malting.JlcoWn A PfeHTcr. a prize.Mclnernv, flue straw hat.Ihoinaa Mn), a box of tea.Henry Wichinan, pirHsllreiw reII. II. Smith, pilrof Mum.Ilenson, Binilh ,tc Co., half dozen ior

fumea.I E. Tracy, I dozen collar.Hawaiian f.owa Co , prize.Hawaiian Hardware On., a prize.M. l'hilllp A Co.. box Havana cigars.lnter-Ielan- H. H. Co.. riudi I0.Wilder H. 8 C., round trip ticket t.

Hllo, tn,11. HuckMd&Co, apnzi'W, 8. 1.uee, n ft 'ze,Hyinan llroN., latx of cigars.II. W. Hehinidt & 80ns, a pi lie.Onlwav .t l'ortcr, 0.1k rocker.J. T, Waterlioiikc, tea ret.Illshop & Co., $MI rnsli,Tlieo. il. Davies & Co., a line lamp.II. walcuiouiw. 3,W. C. l'eacock ci Co , keg wine.

Ill the and Militarymatches it is confidently expectedthat all records will be broken. Atleast ten men arc going to try frrthe "possible."

Ilauil Concert.

The Hawaiian Band, under thedirection of 1'rof. Ilcrger will give

public concert this evening otmma Snuarc. at 7:30 o'clock.ollowing program will be rendered:

PAttT t

Overture "Anthony and Cleo-patra" Villlere

Match "The Hind Played On"I)e Wilt

Intermezzo "Cavalleria Hustlcana" Msscagnl

Selection "Hubin Hoxl"l)e Koveu

1MKT II.Med'ey- - "Plantation Songa"

CnternoCavolle "I'bst Km".... .SchubertWnltz "Tyrolean" ZellcrMarch "Liberty Hell".. Sousa

"Hawaii Ponol "

llr-- A l'romot.r ol T.moeratici,.

In order to impress upon yourmind the fact that the Seattle Brew-ing and Malting Co.'s beers aremild, light, bright and lively, webelow give the average per cent, ofalcohol in various liquors in

Kaitiler lleer, 3.4; uiympic jiecr,4; Ale, 7.4; Cider, 8.6; Claret,

3.3; Whisky, 54.0.Uu draught at criterion saloon.

Oeo. W. Jenkins, editor of the SantaMaria "Timts," Cal., In shaking of thovarious ailments of children said

When my children have croup thereis only one patent medicine that I everuse, and that is Chamberlain's CoughUenudv. It itossesses soma medicalproperties thU' relieve the little sufferersimmediately. It is, In my opinion, theliest cough medicine In the market." Ifthis remedy Is freely given as soon as thecroupy cough appears It will preventthe attack. It is nWo nn ideal remedyfor whooping cough. There is no danger in giving it to cnuaren,asic con-tains nothing injurious. For sale hy alldealers. Henson, Smith & Co., Ueuer-n- t

Agents, 11. 1.

THEOSOPHY.Those interested In Thcosophy, visit- -

tie TheoBODhUts and onv not connectedwith lodges in Honolulu can obtainbooks, clc. free of charge from thelibrary of Hawaii LodgeT. B.. FosterClock. Nuuanu Street, on WEDNES-DAY EVENINGS, from 7 to

780-- 1 m

What Have

We Got For

CHRISTMAS ?

Everything you could wishfor in the Men's Furnishingfloods line Look over thislist and see what wo odor

i 1NeCt W63r, Our stock was never

moro complete.Windsors, Scarfs, Bows, BandDown, and Wash tics ingreat variety.

SuSIieilderS. Chaste and Eiegunldesigns, including a lmndfonieline of silk crochet Suspenders,Iticlily embroidered, each pairlu a handsome Box.

Bath ROlieS. You never saw - their I

equal.

DressM Gowns. 0"f pecU1 im

portalion lor the unrisimaatrade. You ought to seo llicso.

Mlm JaCie S. "New and desirablel.lloriiB fBrlV II VflU

wantno tor they ve Buned

mnrfi aS. Good serviceable onos,with natural wood handles.Several tirades ol Sillt and

Cotton.

SWBatCrS AsaorU-- .Colors Blue,

Tan, White otc.,

Uoirlura fihirte -- ,..,inutuiu uiuiu, v "collars, These are tun lringpaiiemB jor ltjn.

Olul Olllfl WulSlS. 1" alies, nowand seasoimblo palUms.

BOYS StraW Hat! A very lundsomolino

And a hundred and nnoother things. .Gome and seefor yeurselvia.

M, HclNERNYTl HABERDASHER,

Merchant and Fort

Yale's3ion

FoodroinovpH wrinkle :nul all trucunof ngo. It lir..uju tlioporos nnil lmilils up tlitVuttyUionibntm'K ami wanted lisMlos,nourislii's tin lirivolIe(l nndHllt'Ullkcil skill, tulluH mill ill-- !

vigoruttM tin 111TV08 niitl liitw-uIu-

uiirit'lit'H tlu iiiiiovoiiyli-e- d

blootl-vi'HNcl- nnd fliippliuHyiititlt and clitHticitr lo tlmnotion of tin skin. It s perfect.

Ytle'a Skin I'.true .torn. MMK M. lLK ItSilh amiit..,- - UltM suit M.i thlraanllcauty Uuidr itmlUl f'

THE HODHON DHUQ CO..

Fresh

Oh

S.Fort Street.

AGENTS.

Vfl 1 1 Tl P

R. R.Pnl)liCO il

U

E. (i

MagnetWhite

441Cmne VJll,West

HONOLULU

Who

Charles J. Waguer, the inventorin inm .i. j. j. ... . . . -

rHGBKlll inu rAini in tne. .

rt.nf BRPTRMnRKU. i;, AOIes anu u. I . w anon t'aieiuIn PKKIIf.KHHiwuwiwH

FAINT

I

f.rlorI which may be applied

Bew,repersons

genuine Fkelxss I'aInt,I

Atnt.1,

buying, telling or win tie airect

StS.l Honolulu, :October 19,

1111 UMAT RETAIL

In Barrels in BucketsIncluding Contnlnorl

fl OtH. ioz lluokot.PACIFIC HARDWARE CO, Lid,

Hvecl.il terms In large lota for7l)tMf shipment.

NEW HOUSE AND

For Sale or Rent.

We ITer for B.ile or llent a new two.lory hmi, nearly sftllato.1 00llaadnurr Strrvt, Ilmmlulu. The land( 11 170 feel, wllh several valuabletreMi the'iHin. with soil twentydeep.

The Imiiae n two story hoiin) of. .1. I... I fin., n.l

tmMUU ',(,. Thu house untuM withall the modern luiprovcinenW, havingelectric wliea In eery room.

Tim valuable iiro)Mrty will lie otteredfor siile nt a renaonable price and uponeasy lernia, 01 it will be rentHl If

old.For apply to

ihe mwm m deposit ahd ikyest- -

MEHT COMFAHY,

Fort Htrket. Uonouii.o

A Stock just received

by

BENSON, SMITH 6c CO.

A 1'INK MNIS

White Dress Goods.

Figured Dimitiesand Ribbons

LEVY,

TJIADE

Valvoline OILS Valvoline

HONOLULU IRON WORKS GO.,SOU5

p Vol

Dynamo

Virginia

To All

LOT

Etc., Btc.

MAHKA

Cylinder Oili

Machine "

Valvoline Ma- -Hpecially for I

fuga! and Dynamos.

Lubricating Oil.IRON WORKS CO.,

Use Paint.

of I'KKHKilVINU.... .... .r v a. iil'i,' L'wu

isianas.. .

IWIV lh. Itni,l,lln ,,f Hawaii rnnle.1 tono. liu Kraniing lu tueiu iir cjvtusm

PHtStKIlVlNH thrautiliaut tht

of Fraud,being defrauded Into using but the

which can be obtained only of Ablet

The undersigned, L. (J. Abies and II. V. Walton, from

a rsatir.

a

ismiuM,

iv

The Republic of Hawaii has grained to L. C. Abies and. II. 1. Waltontheextlusivtuuoftlitu-ord- s l'F.F.HLKSS PHEaKRVim a a trade- -

mark throughout the Itcpublio of Hawaii for the term of 2Q yean.

Imitation.Certain parties to San l'ranclsco hare recently been sending to Honolulu

the name otrEtiti.EJiM l'jiEHEitviNil I'AIMT nspurlcius article not only In- -to the genuine paint, but one which U positively injurious to metal to

tinder

It

We hereby warn all againstI'reskuyinii

Walton.WrnlnB.......

using n

llniahe,,,

Is

paitleulais

manufactured

l'KKUI,KHS

Hawaiian

PAINT

purchased

Infringementnil I.... Inn ..

Mark and a Tlulatlon of rights, subjecting persona buying, tellingusing audi paint to a claim damages In accordance with th Hawaiiani,aw,

1895,

or

feet

not

408

anyand

abo

any

L. C. ADI.KS,il. P. WAI.TON",

RipansTabulcs

ManhM'-I-ii- . Ohio, May tl, IXHV

- win about four years ago(hat I nntired such nilliltwuilfrellng in my atoiuarh aderealuig My filemls t'lld meltwa d.x mI", and each onetccnmiiiendcd ft differentreniiMlT. After trying nlmnst

wllhoul siidcw, I

noticeil a Hipnns Tubulesaihertitetneut in a local r,I made up my mind to give It aliinl. Afler uakiiig variousdruggists about IhnTahulea, I

at last SKMiiod the muchsought cure. Th rdief whichthey gate lue Inimwllalelywas such that oonvlnenl methat I had nt laat found n euro.I eaumitprnlse them too highly,and tecomtneiid them to nilhumanity win, are sufferingwitli Imllgestion and d)speia.1 am not trouble, withthat grnuohy feeling,uud frierda think that 1 ammore sociable than 1 have leenfor years. thanks are dueto lllpms Tahulea. (Signeil)Ahtiiuh HwnxtiAl" 45

Hlpana Talmiea atN,Klbr!roH-Blla,orl)- '

mnlf If Ilia (MlrrnlaalKtil la tn 1)1,1

Hlliana (iienileal OilulMilir, N. 10 laprucv at..York, tfamlite lal Iliranfa.

4fegv;aitiS!ira ijy I

. , .t 1 1 j c 1.--

.ivuuiorizeii i(uius oan x ran- -

cisco Daily "EXAMINER"Veliwtit by Girrirr.

. $1.00 Pull JfONTII . . .

First supply la airive by AustraliaDettinber gift.

WALL, NICHOL5 CO.Ik.d Inm. Itcputllc Hid.. KmaKt.

D0UT0R TITCKEIE

Has removeil his olllce to corner of

ll'orl ii nd Ittrt'lillliil Mri'clsOmn, lloura. 9 lo It n. in.4 In ft 7 to H n. m.

Ttlrpluiam, OIIUt .t -- ItoUpnce I2T. s.7 lt

Elflltalile Life Assarance Society

or the Uniteu States,

imiICK CAItTWItlfiUT,Ooncral IMunnger Hawaiian Inlands,

A. J. DERBY, D.D.S.

Dental Ilocins Cot la go No. 100 A la kenBtrcet, let. Ikrctania anil Hole,

Telephone 015. Olllce liourft 9 iv. in. to 4 ,w in.

A. S. irUMPIIREYS,ATTO R N EYAT" LAW,'

Office with J. A. Magoon, Mer- -

chant street.

Dl. MSSEL,OFFICE, MASONIC DUILDINC.

Hours: 0- -1 1 a. m. 3 p. m.

Telephone 41.Residence: Hawaiian Hotel

E. M. NAKUINA,of

Commissioner of Private Ways andWater Rights.

Agent to Orant Marriage Licenses,

Mutual Tle,.hone C2&,

WILLIAM WAGENKH,CONTRACTOU AND BUILUEIt,

8econd Floor HonoluluflanlDg Mill, i'ort SL

All Kinds of Jobbing Promptly At- -

lonuea to.

M. PHILLIPS & CO.WbolwAi Importers Jobber of

AMERICAN & EUROPEAN ORY W,Corner Fort and Queen Sts., Honolalu.

oiir

U. W. SCUMIDT & SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.

Fort Street. Honolulu.

M. S. GUINBAUM & CO.Umlld.

HONOLULU IL ICommission Merchants and Importers

of ueneral Merchandise.Ban Fraaclaco Ofllce. 115 Front SU

K. YANDOOUN & CO.,

No. 208 FORT ST., Kspi.anadk,Stop on your. way to the wharf and

a cigar or gee an urinK.

American Lirery and Boarding StaticsI Cor. Merchant Itlcuard Btrecta.Carriage., Surreys and Uacka at all

"oii .

. r Proprietor.I 4U0,

CONSOLIDATEDi

MIIIA WAIKIt IVlllfKSCOMI-AN- LTD.

Esplanade, corn.- - Allen and Fort struts.,MOUtlOTBH CO., Agents

nn I 1TTF TIl U A M r IP M n 1

1 1 11

Watchmaker. The Cheapest nlace In the cltv

Watches Hcjhiirnlarul auarantttJ,

vvn also nereuy warn an iwrwios ugauiBi uuying, seiuug or using any article i .the name of 1'k.eblehh l'ltrsiuvisa I'aiiit except that told by us as such watcues, bold on easy paymentsunder

Infringement oi our I'atent and Trade I to responsible panicsour the orfor by us

"It

now

my

All

tiru--

New

Ihe

for

and

uuy iced com

mod

no.

for

FORT AND MrJ)MHT STREKTS

Tlio Ntbw Slnck ol llook'H

nt tin)

HawaiianNewsCompanyStore.

iiltliouuh nut PorsonallySoloctod, is tlio Bi'lcftiiiii

of nn cxMrioncxl lm,v r in

Now York, iiml un uxainiim-tio- n

of tlmir stuck will fon-vitip- o

tlio moot ncoptical thatit is the flncHt suuii in Hono-

lulu, m if.

P0I! P0I!. Van Doom & Co,, Fort St

Next I.iitW l'lan.ntf Mill willhnvi fnuli cvitfy tiny

Alt lOlilnu-- M tulo !!rtHiM Ttir.

KALIHI POI FACTORY.V1ilflt will t unM to fiil Un In lnrnTOrKniHii qtmntiiifM iw rutiUinvm ftiruMiirh litii nn js manawiiii ixmicu wmit,

.Ka-l-f I'riiri"tor Kulilii Vol Kartory.

WBE-- T

RUBBER

STAMPS

Mado atibortnotice vy tlie

HAWAIIAN

HEWS

COMPANY

LTD.

ODOLUnoqUQllcd

Tooth.thofor

Another shipment of thiswcllkuown Dcnlifrico nnd

Mouth Wash on hand, Thu

Antiseptic Oloi. preventsdecay and destroys cnliiclynil matter injurious tn thoteeth

For sale at Drug Stores ml at

H.iHACKFELD & CO.,

The greater part of the Medals,Kmhlems, l'rizes and such likemade in Honolulu have heen mail ufactnred hy tts, and . . .

WeMakeJewelry IC.

every description. You haveonly to tell us whit you want nnd I

how you want it made, and we do!the rest

Jacobson' & Pfeiffer,Vitrt Stro c jcvciur.,

Near corner Kin?.

HUSTACE & CO.OKALEKS 1

WOOD AND COAL 'all

Also White and Illack Sand

which we will sell at the very low

est market rates.

tjT Telephone No. 414. J3

Holiday Goods

New Doilgns In Art Furniture.

AllT CABINETS,

TABLES, CIIAIUS,SOFAS, Eto., Etc.

Fine Silk Coods.Ladies' Silk Shirts, Sashes and

Handkerchiefs.

Porcelain & Lacquer Ware.Kxcellent Slock of Toys

and other SeasonableGoods.

S. OZAKI.lJij Kino Stkhkt, Con. Smith

Metropolitan Meat Co.8i KING STKEET,

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

Avn

Navy Contractors.G. J. WALLER, Manager,

VAAAAAAAAAAA4

SANTA

CLAUS

Has arrived

witli

Everything-fo- r

Everybody

at tlie

GOLDEN

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CASTLE I COOKE

LIMITHD,

Importers, .

HardwareandGeneralMerchandise.

Wc have purchased Irom Mr.V. Sttirtluvnnt his entire

of

"New Process"AND

Quick Meal"Gasoline Stoves.anil have secured witli the samethe Sole Agency for the Hawaiian Islands. Wc are nowrcatly to supply those using themwith Gasoline as well as any and

extra parts needed.To those who arc not yet

using the Stove, wc would sug.gest tliayou ask anyone using .'one what they think of them.

Nothing has ever been brought,into this market that has givenmore general satisfaction than"

NEWPROCESSSTOVES

Call and sec them; they arclabor savers; they arc moneysavers; they arc absolutely sale.

ICastle & Cooke Ld.

Sole Agents,Hardware ani General Hercnaniiir.

WiuiU'tl nt Ilia Loiiire Kuluuu,VI uRKH Hlrtl.

WXH) men daily to drink the 5000. FAMOUS SEATTLE BEER..

Jr. Cula t,n llrauglit.1CIVA.KI A: IIAUKV,

I'uatoftlca tlol, 474 . lloaolulu.

Christmas.Corn i'ed Turkeys, jh

r i t. m, .iiinra ale I,

I 13 ii aim wurriil uinuiMi tX?lvKtlce ami UcrU.Nuu, I'lum rutlJing

tSiS'SKSKing up Telephone C80, We dellva

good mud collect at house.

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menu mut Iw t tlisUlllce More 10 A. M

MONDAY.

HlllTOItIlUHINKHrt MANAUHIl

AiiTsnr,AiUatms

Foreign, Ailranc.--

AnvRtiMaIrsinlent regular .lvertllnit

ilellrerect lluMnex

i)i:ci:Miinn 2.1, ibos.

Tint holiday season is beingmade busy as the most active spiritcould desire.

Tim community pocket opened

its widest for the 1'rce Kiudergartens and (or St. Andrew's l'riory

Now is the time to see that thetourtsts on the way to the Islandsmay find for their use all the drivesthat can be made available.

Tiikku is already certainty that'96 will make a better showingthe building line in Honolulu thanhas '95. And the old year hasbeen a marvel in this direction.

Thr whole of January 1st willbe devoted here to popular and genteel sports. The Hawaiian Riili

Association offers an unusually attractive program and has alreadyenlisted great interest. The ridlovers will be at the butts from

early morning till dusk. Crowd:

will also gather at Kapiolani parktrack to see the bicycle and horseraces, a. fine card having been made

UP- -.

OPIUM nUSlXESS.

The authorities have done very

well indeed in securing the smuggler Henrietta and a large quantityof opium. The amount of the con

traband taken is given by the cits-

torus people m their newspaper as

about 1400 pounds. By the samemedium it is indicated that theentire original cargo was part of theamount of the seized and condetuned drug sold from herenorthern coast parties aboutvear aeo. This outcome addsimmensely to the satisfaction

to

those who are naturally so pleased

over the overhauling of the Henri'etta after weeks of worry and cal

culation. It is extremely fortunatethat there was available such anexcellent source of information as

has been at the service of the Hawaiian officials. The latter havi

been advised from time to time of

the movements of the lot of

opium and the men interestedin it, and too strong an acknowl-

edgement cannot be made of

the courtesy of the law's represen-

tatives at the other end. Anothercause for congratulation is thehearty and willing of

the customs and police departmentshere. They have worked hand in

hand without jealousy or friction.The two naval reserves make a

, strong combination able and readyto work or fight afloat an indefiniteperiod. They say the Henriettacaptain was formerly a mate on a

small schooner generally pronounc-

ed an opium carrier when occasion

affords. Whatever his past exper.ience, he this time displayed a de-

gree of carelessness orthat makes him a laughing1 stock.He and ms men are inserious pilikia and some Islandspeculators will doubtless have thechance of bidding in the staunch,but tubby schooner. At best, how-

. ever, Anderson and his men are buttools and the actual violators of thelaw are secure in person abroad andin all probability planning anotherenterprise of the same character,

The prospects of enormous profitsand the certainty of enlisting men

,for such ventures insure continuance of operations. Inquiry developes the assurance that there is nowplenty of opium in Honolulu andthat there is no particular

' consternation in the ranks. vof either the dealers ory,consumers. They are not fearful. of a famine. It is true then as

ever that no matter what the misfortunes of the smugglers, or theactivity of the Hawaiian authorities, the evil remains. A contra-band article against which thereare reserve laws and a tireless,and expensive vendetta is always

r, -- to .be had and is freely used as ever,Again, shall the bother and ex--

pense and illicit traffic continue, orshall the trade be brought undertribute?

blnger auU Writer.Ordinary mortal are no doubt forgottot

aoon alter Ihtj Itaye this world, but Jugera and actors ure forgotten us hoou an tLc)cavu iue blukb. a new geueratlon Is Ix.rn

and the old oue forifi-- or ai a. us it bunpens tobeartbe name of a retired (.lngei

"jiiguaem 1 be allvertuougnt lie bail dlui long ago." SlmiJleevee Know tnl peculiarity 0 tile pub

v uo murae 10 me stage el intervultthat be may not be buried before lie la dead11 auouiu retire Irom public life, liciname would ue remembered of court, bill1 Haven't a doubt I bat, at tbe end of 11

jeara. people would bave forgotten ulietuer abe wua allre or dead.

Tbe singer and actor leave nolbing but 0memory, and tbey bave to be veryfrent'Uleave oveu that. A writer leaves his workbehind him and la often better known tcposterity than to his own generation. I'erlaps when the phonograph Is perfected

p me singer win uave a more enduring mou, ument. Lovers of the song can then havi' cabinets In their mulc rooms, with shef et

'or 'iou singers In their most faH mou. roles. For I dare say that before I'Ay,rr tson Is done with his Invention It w 111 ginf us au entire opera, principles, oichestrr

and chorus, with tbe applause of the audii,fence thrown In, so that we shall know jusi" n hat passages to enjoy the most. Spring

field Critic.' j' The Itelgn: of tlis Short Story.

t An 70a fond of short stories!" askedIMnx.

"No." replied Uanx: "I hear too many oftlitin. Nearly everybody I meet wants toborrow money U.S." Detroit News-Trt- b

ol.

Drttnihtr 16, lSi)S

Wo lmvo 0110 of our show

inttows lilted witli tioful nrU

os lmir brushes, combs,

nirroi'H nnd othur toilet art--

os. Thoy nro tlio lutontodCostnooii nilielos nnd nro bettor than silver for severalreasons. Thoy nro lighter,Thoy never tarnish. Thoy nro

constructed ns 110 silver goodsover wore. Thoy cost less

than one-fourt- h and is made of porous stone through which plantnilvur. nro mado absorbs thc water and keeps Ircsh and best

1

people, who nro lastuuousabout their toilets for thosewho want tho very best thatmoney will buy, as well ns for

those who must count thecost. It sounds strange, but11 Cosineon hair brush is iin- -

liieasurnblv better than a

silver brush costing ten dol

lars. Mind you not "just asgood" better, bettor becauseit is just as pretty, becausetho bristles nro just good,

because it will last longer,brush bettor, keep cleaner andwill nhvays retain its clear,

bright lustro without tarnish-

ing. You can't keep nnv brushclean if it has a wooden bristleblock. A solid gold back,

with diamond sottint:, can'tkeep the water nnd oil and

dirt out of the wood. There'sa crevice between the metal

and tho wood and oven con-

stant caro can't keep it freefrom dirt. Tho Cosmconbrushes are mado of two solid

plates of beautiful white Alu-

minum. Tho best bristlesthat money will buy are drawnthrough tho front plate into abacking of water-proo- f cement.You can't force water in if youtry. You can't soak it in. Thebrush is practically one solidpiece. The bristles are ar-

ranged in pointed tufts thelength of the bristles varyingin each tuft. This nllows themto penetrate easily to thescalp. Tho bristles nCed notbo especially still' to do this.Those who like tho feelini; ofa stiff brush will like tho Cos

nieoii brushes oven better. Thegreatest claim for the Cosmeonbrush is its perfect cleanliness.Thero is other really cleanbrush. That is so truo'that itwill bear tolling a number oftimes. There is nothing lessdesirable than dirt. , TheCosmeon brush will last longerand brush better, than anyother. That statement is notqualified it is nqt a questionof price. Pay what you pleaseyou can't got as good. As amatter ot tact, tho bosinoonprices are very moderate, ovenless than silver plated goods.So much for hair brushes.Military brushes, clothesbrushes and hat brushes havothe same characteristics. Madotho same way, of tho samematerial. Made to keep cleanto brush with, nnd to last,"Better than silver" and thocost is less than one-fourt- h,

Tho military brushes aro distinctively men's hair brushes,Few men in Europe uso anyother, lho custom is growingelsewhere ns the conveniencebecomes known. Engrave iman's initials on a pair obrushes, and he can't wish fora bettor present. Tlie same oclothes and hat brushes. Andto hold them--a Cosmeon trayStamped out of a solid sheet oshimmering Aluminum plainor engraved as your taste dic-tates. Tho expenso a trifleJ. lie prescnt-perle- ct. Uosineonmirrors nro mado like brushesand tho beveled French glassis put in its stays in forever.Thoy aro light and will novertarnish, lho hue oilers manysuggestions for present seekers,Tho Cosmeon goods should boBeen. JNo discnptiou will suthco,A glance is worth a thousandwords m showing mst howdainty and pretty and desirablothey arc. Cosmeon goods aroremarkably low in prico, butthoy aro not recommendedthat reason. Consider thoquality first, then the looks,then tho price.

wo iiavoa 11110 01 silverwareboth solid and plated. Wo haveknives, forks, spoons, napkinrinirs.carvinijr sets, suuar bowls.berry sets, Tadles, pepper andsalt containers, coffee sets.water pitchers and other usefularticles all suitable for trifts.

THE HAWAIIAN HARD.

WARE COMPANY.

307 Fort t.

W. DIMONDS

STAR, MONDAY DECRMHKH j, t8g

D.1IHO I'nMiiim tlccu-c-s .ipor lamp similes, ;ipcr Mower',Kipor everything, but tlivy cost money. I'orsons who Imc

lenrncil the nrt ol fnsltlonlii"; paper In nit sorts of bcniitilul shapeshave nsked big prices for llicir work. The novelty coiiiinantlcda price willed deprived any but well-to-d- people Irom seem Inntlicin. The pace was set here n year niro, but wo have notfollowed it only as totlle things themselves the idea, we may say.The handsomest shades in Honolulu aic from our store made byan artist who made a special study of it. Our prices less thanhalf, inmost a quarter of what the others charge and you t thcbest designs and the best execution; there is no di (Terence in thcmaterial, it alt comes Irom the same factory. I here s no freighton our shades, they arc made here, a home industry in every waybut in the matciial.

Have you ever heard ol a Teck Plotter I'ot? They nrc unlikemajolica ware as to utility because ol the double pot. 1 he outside one contains water and thc one which Ills into it lias the

as much ns Mowers theThev for irrcen. A Teck is the

as

no

so

for

pot imaiii able tor parlor plants.Onyx I 'bit at six dollars and a hall is something you never

heard ol beiorc. Three times the hirurc is closer to it and thetabic no better Wc have them up to twenty and one looks al,

mini ns well as the other. You've a chance lo buy Onyx tables

now better than you ever had before.

Store open evenings.

1 win oe aMerry Christmas

Wc have received a larger assortment of holiday goods thanever. Everything is new and all the latest novelties can be had111 our stock.

Standard BooksAll thc works of thc best authors, handsomely bound and

at popular prices. These books are special holiday editions.

Office and Pocket DiariesA fine line of these goods for 1S96, at prices ranging from

50 cents to 4 00.

Children's BooksWc are hcadouartcrs for children's books and can supply

anything in that line. Thc popular Chimney Corner and MotherGoose scries; .Painting Hooks; Picture, Alphabet, Circus andMenagerie series, and many others.

Games and PuzzlesA full line of games and puzzles for children.

A Novelty ToyThe harmless gun is the latest novelty toy; no powder or

caps rubber balls are lircd instead 01 bullets.

The Monkey DrummerThis toy is a brother to the climbing monkey and wi

please the children.

Smoker's OutfitsWc have smoker's outfits suitable for holiday gifts.

For Ladies,TOILET SETS Manicure sets, wall

boxes and a variety of useful articles.

flfa HAWAIAN

pockets, handkerchief

Gold Pens nnd HoldersAn excellent stock ol s gold pens, pen holders 111

pearl and ebony : cold toothpicks and gold pencils. Wc have aline ol Kndger s pocket cutlery that cannot be surpassed.

The Popular Glow LampsWc have another supply of glow lamps with extra fittings.

Christmas PublicationsWc will have our regular supply of Christmas publications

and are ready lor your orders now.

Hawaiian News Co.

A Merry Christmas!

Mere We Are Again! c

with u Larger and lletter Stock than ever. Don't be deceivedliy anjono claiming 10 have "Just as Oooii a Stock," or toaoll "Jubt asCiiKAr." Bco our Stock and you will know as we do it can't be done. Our:ljlm Is to give more worth for leas money than yon ever dreamed of get-Ing-

STYLE, MEIUT, WOHTH, QUALITY and LOW l'KIOE all ,

Inspect our Stock and eeo for yourselves

The Manufacturer's Shoe Company,Importers of 1'ine and Medium Grades of Footwear,

IVORS'!? wrjrei5i5i

W. G. T. II.LUNCH ROOM

Laillc mitl nAiitlftiin,111 it i:vt 2 wi-witic- r.

I.iiik Ii from II (110 lo 130,

Our attractlona are! IIome.miiilpl''.)o.l, a cool, neat room and aatUfuetoryittendance. ii.i.iftTable a In carle.

the

ilm

If not returned In ten day call at

Medeiros & Deckerfor a nice fitting Bull at half price,

Wand orders solicited! self meanurement aent to any nrt alonir with onaamplea.

Was

WJ2S2L&

Ghnstmas

Shopping

uuder most favorable- con

ditions is tiresome work.

Then after your purchases

nro made, to wait 011 tho

sidowalks for a car, will

make most nny 0110 liavo

tlitatired focling.Uut don't(lo it. Thero isn't any

necessity when you will

find coinfortablo chnirs

in our store. That's what

wo have them for; wo

want tlicin used. Your

car passes our corner

because every car does.

Come in and rest while

you wait.

1I0BR0N DliUG CO.,

Wo have just un-

packed seyen Barrelsmore 01 our ... .

MAGNIFICENT

CUT

GLASS.in1 the fino new Aber-deen cutting, by pop-ular verdict the ....

Whitest. Finest Cutand Most BrilliantClass In the World.

Our assortment isvery complete, con-tai-

everythingworth having. Astho whiteness and thecut of the diamondhas everything to dowith the cost of thesanie, bo with Glassand we invito firstyour comparison ofquality and thenprice. We know yourverdict nlready. Ourstore is very attract-ive in every lino por-taini-

to our busi-ness. Wo aro readywith suggestions, andknow what you need.Wo, can save youmuch time in yourholiday purchases, asour stock containsjust what you wantnnd what you need.

H. F. WICHMAN.

5 hfi4h)

HOTEL tSTBEKT.

Special Sale This Month Only

HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT !

A large assortment of Christmas Goods.

TO BE GIW AWAY1 riecc Best bhU KIMOVO.1 IMcco SMOUIMi JAUCUT,

101 m i Miurtttiirreuj,A ticket will l ulven with ttvrry pur-

chase to tlin miiouut of OMIliAU. coinmencjiij; from Oecember9th. Prizes to bo Hwardtnl on DecemberBut atva, m.

IT POPS.Effervescent, too,

Exhilarating, appetizing.Just the tiling to build up the

constitution.

Hires5 RootbeerWholesome and strengthening,

pure blood, free from boils orcarbuncles. General good health

Jesuits from drinking HIRES'Kootbeer the year round,

rackago makes five gallon, 3JCAsk your druggist orgrocer for It.Take no other.

nd fit aUmp t th Chart C. HlrtsCo., 11; Arch St., llU(llpliU, lr kMuUM picture ctrdt.

IIOBRON DRUGAflENTS,

CO.,

580 SKELETONSHV THE "KIN At'"

WKl.ts ! wc nit know the public to tic long suHciing in ninnywny, nnd wc nil exclaim frequently that 1H05 has been a IrylnKyear lor Honolulu, but why wc should be riidclv awakened Iromour linjipy holiday dream of FAT nnd good things by the visllatum ol 580 sickly, lean and hungry Turkeys Irom Hawaii, beateven " i'lhuuMcr nlarnis nnd purzlcs every one to guess.

Now, most people fancy n Tin key for n change, and enjoy itif plump and delicate. They know that wc Iced and carry a largenumber ol just such birds nil the year round, only ns Mr. Dlmond'sadvertisement says : " to nccominodnte the Public" and when youorder from us. at any time, you need not be nsliamcd to inviteyour Incnds to come nnd dine off the "Coiikliug" piototypc.

HENRY DAVIS & CO.Tklkphonk iao. 505 FORT ST.

Ladies' While Cotton Handkerchiefs.

Ladies' White Embroidered HandkcrchTs.

Ladies' White Linen HemmedHandkerchiefs.

Stitched

Children's Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs.

Gent's White Linen Hemmed StitchedHandkerchiefs.

AT

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

qsra joj tluoip jas uouiopuoQpun Boipirj; joj sjtnj awis o4n?oujnumii (t.v o.w ojoiaqg nutmnj grC q ojos touiuq w pouodo oaiu

RNivuino ooaisvg; onv sony; 'RNaaiiog 'Biwg-v- aj 'snv

jpojs ! spopo fopHOH euijsis nunnriN pus ooh joujod

MiiiZZiia iiWii HGIOA

The Fin-d- e Siecle Girl

You can

find herevery dayBuyingXmas. .

Delicaciesat 111 FortStreet.

IvKWIS & CO.DISINFECTINE

DISINFECTSand tlocs it thoroughly too. It is tho mostefFectivo and at the sanio tinio tho least oxpensivo ofall tho deodorants. A bottle that only

Costs a QUARTERis amply sufliciont to mako from Two to

Twenty Oculloxis,of strong disinfecting fluid.

HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Ltd.

Tho New Woman SmokeRICHMONDGEMCIQARETTKS

FOR SALE ONLY BY THE

Richmond Cem

GigarettesI1EST IN THE MARKET FOIl

PURITY and FLAVOR

FOB SALEBY. ALLDRUGGISTSANDCIGAll ,

DEALERS.

M. PHILLIPS ft CO.,Agent tor Hawaiian Islands.

Free Ticketto the Gircus !

We will give to every

or Girl buying a Pair ofBoy

ourShoes, from today to ChristmasEve

to the Matinee of Wirth's Circuson Christmas afternoon. ThisTicket will be good for any scatin the tent.

1. MclNERNY.

Holiday Goods!!AT

N. S. SACHS',620 FORT STREET,

HINTS TO SHOPPERS

HONOLULU.

The thnuaanil nml one lirctty things Unit nro well otluntcil for cilia arenow rciuly for inspection, anil the 1'ricea will bo a ileiiuiit furprino to you

White Metal NoveltiesSilver Toilet Sets,

Silver Hack Miiftacli Combs, Silver Cull lloxe", Hand run Lace ScurfsSilk Drapes, Ileal Lace. Handkerchiefs, Fiins, Hand Bigs, Purses and CantCases, I.iico Table Itunners, Damnsk Herts, Lace Bed Sets, Drawn ,VorkTable Squares, Chenille Portieres, Lace Curtains etc, etc.,

If you aro in search of

e HOWDAY GOODSCall anil see our IMMENSE STOCK hefore making your selections

elsewhere.

TheMIAAFCCMOUuuEOO

Is a Perfect Filter.The filtering blocks used in this filters aro mado

from tho Natural Tripoli Stone, quarried from thomines nnd turned on special machinery made for thepurpose.

This stono is tho only Perfect Filtering MediumKnown. Impurities never penctrato the surface. Itspores aro so constructed by Nature? that, while allow-

ing, tho water to percolato rapidly through them, allGenus, Microbes and impurities of every descriptionremain on the surface, from which they can be easilywashed, the stono remaining white and pure. '

Wo auAKANTKE the inside of the "SUCCESS""blocks to be found as pure and clean after years of con-stant uso in tho foulest "water as it was tho day it wasmade.

The Pasteur- Germ Proof Filter Co. have adoptedTripoli Stone, also the Dolton Filter Co. of .Europe,who aro the well-know- n originators of the filter busi-ness in Europe. Wo claim this sufficient proof of thesuperiority of our Tripoli Stono as a Germ Proof Filter.

Wo have two'kinds of tho "SUCCESS;" ThoPressure Filter which is to bo attached to tho waterpipe, and the Gravity Filters, which work withoutany pressuro of water.

Thm are Two Principles Involved in theUse of this Filter:

First. Filtration i. c., tho removal of all insolublo matter from the water, rendering it clean andbright. In this the filter is practically perfect!

Skcond. Aeration i. e., allowing tho air to bobrought into direct contact with tho filtered water, asit will be observed thero aro no such as allother filters have. Tho compressed air in the waterpipes is filtered through tho stono with the- water.This operation tends to oxidize and nerato tho filteredwater, giving now life and vigor to it. In all otherfilters, scientists agree that filtered water has a flattasto to it. Not so in this one. For these reasons, to-

gether with tho porfoct lock joint and easy method ofcleaning and taking apart, and simplicity of construe-- ,tion, these Filtors aro recommended for uso in everyhouse-hol- d; thoy have proved a great SUCCESS inEuropo and tho United States whore thoy are beingsold in great numbers.

This lot which came in the "Aloha" is tho firstover introduced hero, and wo ask all our friends tocomo and sce.tho most perfect Filter now in use.

E. 0. HALL & SON,Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

TheAll the product of

Consolidated Soda Water Works Go.

Are made from water that has been purified'by the Hyatt process.

Under this system the water from thewells does not cpme in contact with the airuntil drawn into the glass for consumption,

All fountains in city that disperse SodaWater supplied by them are .filled with thiswater.

PURIFIED WATER.TILIPPONI 71,

i

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, iuivvviiouCOLLEGE TRACT.

Having lace.l i.n the markrt llitmnr,iil(lccnt tract of lanil, dlvlilc.1 Into

a number of UrR h.mse lota we mostcordially call the attention of lionm

seekers to lttTill" tract In bounded by Mnltlkt alrcet,

Wilder AVenue and I'unalmii l're't, nt

an elevation of alsiut 7.1 feet, gentlysloping towards the "'ft. A linn pano-rnin- a

view can lie had from the iipivtlortlona.

These Iota are olTered nt a very re.i

eonal.le lUiir lly callous at our ollleewe shall lw pleased to Kivn further In-

formation In reKiipl to price and teruia.

ilkUGE waking & CO.,

60S Fort Btreet, near Kin Street.

jNoscliiirgo ftr muUliiu licrtls.

HfTIRH ItlL'E

FOR SALE.

invites Tim public1VL to a Hale of Barliotlna Work,Jars and l'boto Frame) at Iter residence onKing Street two doors from Mr. J. B.Atherton's. W4--

AFOR SALE.

I'Jaques,

B x 8 OENEIIT CA11EUA, VOIOI1T--Lander Itanld EiiriiKiie lens, three

riata uolilora itiiioii. carrying case, mmfloth. Kultpble for a Chrifttnias present.Will lie sola at a sacrifice. Enquire at842-t- f IIOLLISTEIl DUUO CO.

FOR SALE.

BULL TEIlllIEll 1'UrS.CHOICE Bulger, Imp. To be ween at 107King street.

LET.

COTTAOE, . AT WAIK1KI,ALMA to furnbrted, together with a, I .each lot.

TO

let,A rail v in

FRANK 1IU8TACE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

AM PREPARED TO MAKEI of Title in a moat thorough ami.complete manner, on abort notice, ami accur-ate In every detail.

F W. MAKINNEV,W. O. Smith's office. 318 Fort Street

BUSINESS AGENT.

TJEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BU8I-X-

ness Agent. Real Estate booght andsold. Houses Rented. Loans Negotiated.Collections made. Books pouted. Accountsewperted. Copying neatly done.

All business entrusted to me will receiveprompt and careful attention. A share ofU10 publlo patronage respect! ully.soliclUid.

Telephone 13U.OEO. A. TURNER.

SOS Merchant Street,Office formerly occupied by C. T. Ouliclc

(From Women's Edition of Tit'. Time

by permission).

Merry 'Xmas.to all

Honolulu!Your old friend. "8ANTA CLAU8,"

a very cordial Invitation fromthe Business Manager of tlw"Tlroe'."nhriatmaji Nnmlier to add his mile tothe Kindergarten Fund liy purchasinga column or apace, ior which

he s only too grateful.

Now let me see. ' wnat gooti use can 1

make of his valuable spacer

Ah. ha ha! Ho ho botl I knowl Iknow!! I will charter a train fromthtt Oulm nntlwAv and Land Company, and have a grand EXCURSIONto WAIANAK on Christmaa dav. Iwill give the "New Occidental" HotellruAner a anrDriee oartv. 1 urn aotickled over the enterprise he hashown that I will pay blm myself for

every lunch servloe on Christmas.

7"'Walanaeflih make the best' ohowder to' be found in the wide, wide world.

r!ome one. come all! and sample atrny expense the delicious chowderst waiauae.

Who pays for the fO mllee ride by rail?Why. I do of course! And who paysme? Why, the people who go with iyme $1.75 for each round trip ticket,and f will give with each ticket achaos; for a ajuab i,uuu,

What am I colnsr to do with the money I

"V

KlSrJ

eet for the tickets? People sav I have'no use for money. No use for money?Well, I llketnatl Aside from llie toysthat bring to the dear children of allaraa ao much lov. how do the'r thinkI manage to nil so many orders for"sweet charity?" Perhaps it neveroc-curre- d

to them that I frequentlytake a hand in paying of churchdebts or supplying funds to buildDew ones. Just now, I propose toelvethe good Methodist peoplehelping hand in their effort to rear ahouse of worship free from debt. Butsince the dear people are so anxiousto know what 1 am going 10 ao wunthe dollar ana seveniy-nv- e cents 1

have asked each one to oav for a da-

lightful ride through a beautifuleountrr with charming scenery.free hath and a Brood lunch. I wilttell tbem that I will pay or theirlunch ticket, settle with the Railway

, Company and pay every cent of thebalance fa fair percentaae of thewhole) to the Methodist ChurchBuilding Fund.

Bursty, nh one will accuse ma of "beg.ging," either for myself or thechurch i I simply ask them to a treatto themselves and their loved onesto a delightful outing, and in blessing themselves, tney win aura ncipwormy cause.

Train will leave the Honolulu Stationfor Walanae Christmas morning atWslOand return at fl:J r, u, uounatrio ticket and lunch check, $1.73.Ba good to yourselves and comemods;.

SANTA OLAUS,

REAL ESTATEBROKERAGE,

NOTARYINSURANCE,PUBLIC,

C. D. CHASE,Knfo Deposit llulldlnp;,

406 I'iktSt. Telephone 184

For Rent.NKW COTTAGJt 011 I.lllln St.

I'arlor, 1 lied Kouint, DiningRoom, Kitchen and Ilatli.Stable lite, Kent 18,00.

KIGHT ROOM HOUSIt on ma-nk- a

side of King St. KtcctricLight, lixccllcnt location.Rent $35,00. .

For Sale.llIUII.UINO LOTS on Slope of

l'unclibowl, the most magnlfl-cic-

view to be bad in Hono-lulu. Lots graded and fenced.Plenty soil and water. Within3 minutes walk of the Tram car?.Tbese lots are on Ifackfcld St.between Green nnd Spencer.Take a walk up and look atthem, there are 110 better lots tobe bad In or around Honolulu,Several other desirable pieces ofproperty.

I'KKHON.t l

Mrs. Wra. Kassie of Kealia is atthe Hawaiian Hotel.

Charles Phillips returned Sundayfrom San I'tancisco.

G. P. Wilder and wife came overSunday morning from Kahului.

T. 15. Krouse and daughter re-

turned from the Coast by the S. N.Castle.

E'. C. Winston returned fromSan Francisco by the Albert Sun-

day morning.

Captain Williams, father of Dr.Williams of Hilo, arrived by the S.N. Caslle Sunday morning.

Mamlanl J'erfulue4.

Be sure and get a bottle of MaileCologue. Large assortment of per-fumes at Benson, Smith & Co.

KllfiT UKO'MKNT,

u Urlll., llat lbs llo). lol.re.t.d latb Tarc.1..

There was a large crowd at the. R. A range all of Saturday af

ternoon for practice for the Citirens'Match. No remarkable scores weremade. The Sharpshooters didsome good shooting at 500 yards.Next Saturday the range willagain be open to the public, fourtargets will be out.

The commissary sergeant willve a big dinner to companies H

and K at 12 noon Christmas. Staff,field and line officers have been

There will be no meetings of thethe military companies nor drillsuntil "after January 1. The onlymatters of interest for this week willbe the Regimental medal shoots,which will be continued everyafternoon except Christmas Day,and practice on Saturday, for the

, R. A. shoots to come off Jan. t.At the rauEC Saturday afternoon

Elvin, Company B, won the secondgold sharpshooters' badge, uiak- -

'"B45- - . . .Corporal Sam lounson, company

F, did some very fine shooting inpractice Saturday afternoon. Hemade 4Q and 47. two scores, 10bulls eyes out of 20 shots.

N Kxtravagaoce or Htatsinsnt.The fair ones of Honolulu are as

good judges of sound values com

bined with low prices as any ladleson the face of the earth. That'swhv they frequent L. B. Kerr'swhere they get full value of theirmoney.

ciitous.

Great Crowd, la the Tent Saturday To- -

nlslit's Show

Wirtb had crowded houses for

the matinee Saturday and theregular entertainment Saturdayevening. At one time in tue evening It looked as if there would be acrush. The program was raiuer auImprovement on former ones, theactors outdoing themselves, "DickTuroin's ride to York" was highlyamusing and- - was greeted withthunderous applause.

Tonight, the entertainment lorthe lepers' "Merry Christmas" willbe given. Nearly a thousand ticketshave already been sold. The pro- -cram will combine all of the bestfeats of the troupe and tue periorm- -

ers will be seen at their best

Comrade Yoner.Lieut. Luclen Young has been

made an honorary member of JohnH. Rawlins' Post, G. A. R.-- , ofWashington. D. C. This Is written as the first Instance ot any manbeing so honored,

The popularity ofChamberlain's CoughCough Remedy and the high esteem inwhich It la held leads us to believe it tobe an article of great worth and merit,We have the pleasure of giving theexperience of three prominent citizen,of Hedondo Beach. Cel., in the use oftbe remedy, Mr. A. v. iruaeii

I have alwav, received nroront relwhen I used Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy," Mr James Orchard saysi "I am

Remedv cured ror cold." Nr. J. A,

Hatcher sayil "For three years I. haveused Chamberlalo's Cough Remedy inmy family and Its results have alwayshean aatlafactorv." For sale bv all deal.a rs. Ill sox, SitlTll A Co., GeneralAgents, II, I.

ntltt 11 A M1.IIHI.

A liiincli In for sale.

Mmln ronctrt tlnnglit at tlglilo'clock.

KFKiilar concttt nt Hmma Siiture17:40,1. in.

I,. II. Ken's store will lie opentills afternoon.

Sharpshooters will not meet thisevening. Official,

Klitc Ice Cream Parlors fot Christ-mas confectionary.

Remember Wltth'a Xmas entertalnmcnt this eveniug,

Kum Jon was fined $50 for hav-ing opium in possession.

The Musin company at the Y. tX.

C. A. again this evening.

Morgan will hold a Christmassale this evening at seven

The Albert brought about 600Gne porkers for It. C. Winston.

All doll coupons must be sent toN. S. Sachs by tomorrow night.

Cordcs arrested three moreopium smokers Sunday morning.

Miss Rice, King street, has bir-buti-

and oilier fancy work forsale.

Two bicycles wilt be sold thisevening during Morgan's holidaysale.

Bergcr played to a large audienceat Emma Square Saturday after-noon.

The Miranda case, larcnv, willcome up in the District Coir, t tomorrow.

Women's edition of Time madeits appearance at 2 o'clock Saturdayafternoon

Clias. Dement, conductor on theOalui railway, has resigned fromhis position.

fourteen gamblers were arrestedin Pauoa valley Sunday afternoon.All Chinese.

Spcciat services at St. Andrew'sCathedral on Christmas day, com-mencing at 9:30 a. m.

Brother Alucitis has lcpu madea sub deacon of the Roman CatholicChurch at Honolulu.

Yin Teh, a Chinaman, was ordained a deacon of St. Andrew'sCathedral Sunday morning.

Copied of the Women's edition ofcan lie had at the news

dealers or at the office, King si.

The friends ot "Diamond HeadCharlie" seem to have forgottenabout his Christmas present thistime.

E. Brandt, of the band, has composed a march for Company II. N.G. H. It will first be heard inpublic on Christmas.

Voeller & the popular gro-

cers of the Bruce Waring block,will have their store open this even-ing and tomorrow evening.

Ue'f

Time

Co.,

A tourist swam bevond the reefat Louc Branch Saturday afternoonand fears were entertained by hisfriends. He relumed in safety.

McCartney, employee of Win,I.nrscn, has been arrested andchareeu with the larceny of awatch the property of J: H. Eilen.

The cricket match between teamsfrom Honolulu and H. B. M. S,

Wild Swan, on Saturday, resultedin a victory for the latter bv a scoreof 42 to 31. Only one inning wasplayed.

Delegates to the ConstitutionalConvention at Columbia, S. C,

were given a reception by the mayorand the couueu. In response tothe toast "The States" Judge Wallace, Supreme Court, in his remarksintroduced the subject 01 the Monroe Doctrine, and three cheers weregiven for Cuba and Hawaii.

A Larse StookToilet waters, colognes and per

fumes atomizers; Rogers and Gal'lets. Rickseckers, Colgates, Xuad'borgs, Atkinsons and other extractsat Benson, Smith & Co,

A UUIKlLAIt.

the Onlrcrs Hvllava a Character otth. Town.

Fred Lee. Australian, was

arrested Satuiday night and charg-ed with the larceny of tobacco andcigars from the Bethel street cigarstore to the value of if 130.70. Thelittle store was broken open atnight and the merchandise stolen.Captain Scott found the stuff understeps near Lee's room. Lee was atone time a Salvatiou Army manbut, "fell from grace," He hadreligions turn Sunday morningand, while in jail, tried to convertthe turnkey and others.

At 9 o clock this morning Leeppeared before the District Magisrate, and plead guilty to the charge,

tence was modified to four monthsimprisonment at bard labor and afine of 5.'

Gasoline for Hale.

Stove Gasoline can be had atKing Bros., Hotel Street, for $3.25per case.

Stamp Then Anlo.Arthur Miranda was again ar

rested Saturday night on the chargeof taking certain stamps, the property ot A. V. Gear. He wasreleased a few days ago on couditlon that he return the stamps. Thisbe failed to do.

Steady Vor Christmas.The stock and store of tbe Elite

let Cream Parlors are now in applepie order and tbe public is invitedto call. Read their special holidaycatalogue which is enclosed in today's STAK.

You can nut ud tbe moat delicatefruits, uncooked, br u.lng Antlferuientine, and in six months they will be aanatural in appearance arm taaio as wuennrst picseu.

That Tired reelingIf a dangerous condition directly due to de-

pleted or Impure bloat. should not beallowed to continue, as In its debility tbe system Is especially name to serious aiiacas 01Illness, (food's BsrsaparlUa is the remedyfor such a oonoiuon, ana also ior inat wensneat which prevail, at the change of seasonclimate or me.

Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, care-- .

fully prepared Ironi tue beetBe.

Ingredients

DIE HAWAIIAN STAK. MnNDAV. .JRCRMilBK tj leoj.

if WAS QlMTIi A I'l.OT.

t'UMII,' (XINtjllMr I. AIM It lift.tltAMl

N.Nhitiin th Mill , II Mir

Musi i.rtih

The nt J. K. HIimMah ml Ut.

Unilrm1 fallnl l DtitO 1.,'ptit;Attorney Uriitrnl IJntler npiMrtrnl forthe iroftreuI((ti nnA A. (t. M. UoU'itrmnfor the ilffpn. Ititli nifii weti nmtlf.Irwwed look ft writ. UiiilfrwotMl

ppcaretl nevoui iliitliiK tlio tmtlnt; o(

tin cliar, unefltltjr 1iU ejiAbout the room, Then-- n atgcrowd In thr court riKm, 0)nul Mill.1.11m Kate FiM, MltiUlrr iJihK-- r. AttormyCljiieAi1 Hmlth nml Murnlml Itruwiwore prcfient nt tlio beginning of thetrial.

Until iletYndahLa plcit'ItHl not Ktiillto the clmrc of ronrtpiraoy. .'milNeumann vn the flrat ivittin-- wilUMami henalfJ: Av in Honolulu; lawyir:know Ocfrnilatita; llrat mel Mr ITml-'-

iYonl at olUea uUiut lhi. I. On thtloccneton UnderwiHtil utmko tn wituettalrout ncquirinftt Ijinnl (orncolonittlitiacheme. 1'aiJ little attention to nlTairMr. Underwooii ilecirHl ti ave Mr? HayaeluVn. Hnid !w thought ho could Induce pvrsuns to rettlo on Lunat nndraltf colTeo; naid he had successfullycarried through a scheme In (luatamala.

Sometime afl-- r met Bheridnti nt myhounecarlr in DecemlnT. lie rnlleilthere nnd Inquired for Hayaelden.Made nmmlntmeiit for the two men forthe next morning. Defendant thennnlil tlier win n uporling nvridlcnte In

United States that wanted Lanal forporting, horso racea, gaming, etc. De

fendant also wanted n concession fromthe Queen; had plenty of money; wouldrestore queen; wanted to land nuns AtbotliendBOf 0.ihu and moveonllonolulu.would uno nt a Ixwo. AtHilo ther would cet 1500 menus to subjugate other islands. The money wastube nd van eel on rnndltfon that theQueen grant the franrhise for smtrtingon isHnm. niienunii nammi tMrungmen in the Uuitotl Utntei, but witnewihad forgotten their mime. Innalshould Ih3 the nucleus and ltd wouldbring SCO colonlxta. I told the youngmen it tliey liai any ttucn Meas tneyhad better keep them to themselves.

Did not defendants. Whatthey said wan oIm.tary. They s.tidthey would land nt Lanat, take Miui,capture all Island steamers about there,and go to UHo where they wouldjoined by their friends. At the 8.inetime the double movement on Oihuwould bn made. Sheridan naid it wasabaolute'y necMtry that the court

from the Queen lie hid, before theincrement coum uo luuy nmiiKuraieii,

On Mr. Neumannstated that he met Sheridan on the ver-andah of hi Iiouhp, nnd that he did notenter. The war witneM got into thematter was' that he undertook to receivennv buslneHB uronositlou intended for31 r, uaftehien, whiicm inougni nueridan was nn "illustrious govrrnnitMitspv" ami iliu not enter run v Into lilt CSrwmuence. aiiit reninruiioii ijmuiiwas to Iks used fnr hors rncinc. nrizufighting, Kiiililtng, etc., a sort of jniular

the

lairlo ...to comn Hilo St. Priory enter- -

were to Iw itnofsiilea though mem Saturday

l.Ive.l tlio larceenmp,

Mr. called. wereoutside

saw him llrst therovemln!r. irrin schemowanted to find out something about some

away biin to was realized. This afternoonsee Mr. Neumannam thing

tellWll

Went to see Underwood Into ntIvenzie'a nn Ahlken street. DefendantHinted ho could get n lot of enpitnl if

get eonit. ineywanted trees on Lnuai and thenconvert ft Into a Monte Curio. Theywould buy the il ind, colonize itnut in a lbtlerv. Witness lilm thatcould not he under present gov- -

eminent. eald: "Suppose ljueenwent Uick could the frani'lil-- o then recottm?" wltntva replied that it mightor might not bu

Defendant exurenbtd surrri-i- that theQiieen had not been restored before; hei

a largo nere invoreuher and men in would supporther If there was anything In it.

31et Sheridan veranuau at .Neumann s. lie was menu or unuer-wo-

nnd reeated prlnciiml features of;ireviotiB conversillon wuii unuerwouu.loth Sheridan and Cnderwno.1 stated

that uionied in the Btaten, wereready to advance funds the restora-tion of the Queen if Ilia concession

I e assured.On cross exam nation witnesa states

that no definite, preposition property 011 l.mai or money oners ior moplace were inaue. t as open 10 u. proposition to tue isiunu ai. lime

Weed met Hheriden in GoldenRule liazar about five weeks ago. Asked nlnut nolitical matters. himknew notning. askpu me who werebest peoplo to go to aestst an uprisingagniutt the goverunieut: and whereenme ron,l puna eould be orocured iD

llcuolulu. lie said tney uownfnr the of starting axevolution.

he asked Ve wjio was in the re-

volution business, I referred him tobam Nowlein. About a week nfter hewanted to iwwrow money to go 10 Lrfinai

wanted to go flaw-ail- . Awould take which he ui.uld do

with ten or lllleen men.raid he was known as at the

nnd referred lilm to A S in FrailCisco paier nf August 1Mb, in which bisname was mentioned, I reiiorted thesemutters lo Marshnl llrown about a weeklater.

cross examlntion wilnesj said defnn.lnnl n.lietl hmv RtronLf the flovernnient wail. renheil: "Ju.tstrong enough to take care of Itself."INo one in ut tins niierview.Two dais nfter he Called again andwntiteil referenca to UMllrantfl.Told him all I knew were those In thelast Refined lu give 111111 a let-ter to Paul Neumann. Saw defendantairain the following Have uot.een him tdnee.

Dr. Tucker waa summoned and eatdibwidfl in Honolulu Haw them first onthe H. O. Wilder in BanVrnni.titcil. Camfl doWn!wltll tlietll,

here un 4lli Noveuilatr. BawDr. Unclerw, ud soon after atArlington. I had become thatIlin.A nnrties were under UOUCO SUrVeill'ance and out of lerard for tbeDoctor irvltrd him to my room andquizzed hlni aoout tueso repoi ts

frankly that he knew about fill-"- ait was his ofTense his sen- -b ( ( fi n hnt knew their

It"

a

plans. Said he would slate to the Oov- -ernment what be knew. I asked Treatment Dole if he would see Dr. underviwiii and former reDlled. alter connultinir with that hewould not. said a syndicateof had ottered 10 put up fau,.

fnr tha He waaacipialnted with a number or tbe gamb-ling hul. Underwood later asked if I

to whom he apply fornosltlon In the armv. 1 do

not know that they ever tueir

AwardedHighest Fair,

Oold Medal-Mldw- later Fair.

'DR.

CREAM

BAKINGPOWDER

PERFECT MADE.

nora Crine Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre.(torn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,

In alt the' great Hotels, theana tne uomcs, rniBakog I'owder Holds Its supremacy,

40 Veara tbe SUndard.LEWIS& CO. AGEHTS, HOHOLULU, H

Higheit of alt In Uaveoing l'owrf. Utett U.fl,Oott Keport

Pnl Baking

lij.f l iif C'lllllni t Hm ili.trjThey )l at I11111 "f bin mi nsilling tesM-l- . nnd nt ni linn, litUnderwood ili Miuietlnng ! g un-to I,tnal. lie said lie r.mld lire

w hlch tn Ihi.v 11 I it heepand cnirn mining.

On eniKs exntnlnallnn wilticM .aidliev.r tuld lilm h" ii'l'-- l l i

five Hie Sin I'mnrlMJo pi l away toI) dn. Ho Inlertl- - w w as aver

arr.inge.1 between llie I'rei'l. ni andthe defendant. Th defendantswere roniptnleti on lli"tta dnwn, and1 Inferred from their ooiiw.iIi,.ii, eie.,lb il thev wernold friends. I Hw ertalne.1 Inn day or two nflernrrhnl thatlhe mii 11 wer under )lli-- ii limeninl mhmi afler tuld I inder-w.hi- I

.neb was the nation,My itei.eral Infereiuo nf lhe m h. me wastlmt It li'id f illen through in H,,,, Krnnclsoo nn aoennnt nf a lack nt funds.

II. was Dulled and said: lie- -

iirt "p'y si.ti.ioninalnlul with and toaether. sent a on tol rts exiitnlnntioni Kane and Ulster

with defendants to hotiee and alllodged thele.

At this ioint tlio prnseculii n rinsed.Mr. lbilM'tlsou tnnveil fir aon lhe ground Of In.flloletil ei idenre.

Mnntlnn tfiken umler advisement inlomnrroiv inotnltig.

A llmelrMarcclla lare cur-

tains, floor and hearth rugs, sheet-

ings nnd table linens would makenice sensible Xmas presents. I..B. Kerr has got them for sale atlow prices.

Openlne Otnrert a Slier... .tnftlh.r fortill, r.ietilne;

The Initial concert of lroftuorMusin wile look place atY. M. C. A. hall Saturday evening.TIic attendance was large, thoughnot so great as it would hawe lieenhad there been 110 counter attrac-tions, l'rogram consisted of eightselections ami was happily present-ed. Violin playing by Prof.the singing of his wile and the pianowork of Mr. Scharf,were nil of a most char-acter. Another uiusicalc will begiven this evening.

Jlull. l'..l..,n..Malic Cologne is euual to the

We handle fine toilet soapsalso. Benson, Smith & Co.

Monttf nn tin xli'iinivn oAU ,Tim ISO men front The Andrew's

islunilurs. knewl . . , , . .such nn wns nonsense, lie toon piace evening

thought before a Slui'inirmen would , . , ,

llarseMen was exercises very pleasing.He said: know uiuierwooT, several 01 tile scbool assist

at Hawaiian Hotel in'cd in musical program, notablyDefendant said ii was r

interested colonization and rPT V Mauley

lanal. As win going $300could

.Mc- -

they couldto platit

andtold

doneHe the

possible.

Bald p.ipuinuotiStales

onSaid

menfor

could

for his

sen 1.11:11.

Kred

Told

cameimrnnsa

When

and to .Hawaiihe

Defendant"Morrow"

On

Witness

autre

revolution

racket.

Tuesday.

burkenliue

landing,aware

first staledrrRnci,co

thehis colleagues,

Defendantgamblers

not) scheme. neraoualiv

knew could

gave

Honors World'

MOSTA

leadingClubs ur,

wllh

de-

fendant

McKensles"orlfT

each

nMno

hosffeMlon.

and

Musin,

defendant audience.

and

privileges.

of the band men. Abouttold

him

Hilo

the is being repeatedfor the benefit of the children athalf fare.

No Nlrert UsM..The city, will be on short rations

to street lights tifitil a steamer arrives from the Coast. By a mistakeat tjan rraucisco the usual supply01 carbons tailed to come per Australia and these lamp wicks arevery scarce.

Kxlrartii.

Maile Cologne for the toilet. Fineperfumes for holiday presents andotuer suitable goods. Benson,Smith & Co.

EVANV TIIKITKI1.

t'liaitRO of rrugruui at Thlt TupuUrllou.e.

Evans' opera house was crowdedSaturday night. There was not aseat left. It had been announcedthat there would be special features

the program and that a newacrobat would be introduced. Thenew man turned out to be an artistat His tricks of eatlug lire were qlever ami were wellreceived.

Delightful

Evans'- - acrobats will appear nomore. 1 heir last wasgiven Saturday mchLmain will in futurebe given. Excellent programs arebeing arranged and will be aipnounced later.

Soeks Must tin.Killers & Co. are holding a spec

ial sale of men's socks. Thesegoods were formerly sold at $3 perdozen; you can buy them now forif2. Tney are last black. Thesesocks must go.

Uutld Sliver lluuii.t IMna.

uur millinery uepartment is upto date; we have the very latest of

no back numbers to!crated. An elegant assortment ofladies' trimmed hats. A specialana elegant lot ot children s trimnied hats for the holidays. A solidsilver hat pin given with every batN. S. bachs, sao.J-or- t street.

Lebkueheu und Sehaunteoufe.tGerade vric in zu

haben in der vonHart Sr. Co., the Elite Ice CreamParlors.

Chinese MImIuu Chrl.tma.The Christmas exhibition of the

Chinese Mission Schools will takeplace on Tuesday evening. Decernber 24th, beginning at by, o clockat the Chinese church on Fortstreet. An cantata, entitled "Shining Stars," will be rendered. All friends are cordially invited to be present. To those whohave so aided in meeting the expenses for tbe Christmastreat lor the children, grateful ac

is here made.

Oo to the Woman's Exchange fornoon lunch. Home made lirovhlona call kinds, bread, cake, pie, doughnut.,roue, poi, not tea, etc. 111 lung aireet,i.uncn irom n:au to iu.

IIOBN.

jACKSOf In San Francisco, Nov,26, 1 895, to tue wile 01 captainu, li. U. Jackson, a son.

A. E. Kllpatrlck, of Filinore, Cat.,had tbe miafortune to have his legcaught between a cart and a .tone amiludiy bruised. Ordinarily he wouldhave been laid up for two or threeweek., but snjsi "After u.lng onebottle pf Chamberlain's l'ain Balm I be-gan to feet lietter, and in three day, waaentirely well. The peculiar soothingqualities which Clianilerlaln's FainBalm poaaeaeee I have never noticed inany other liniment. I take pleasure in

It." Tbia liniment I.also of great value fcr rheumatism andlame luck. Fnr .sale by all dealersBenson, Suitii & Co., General Agents,Hawaiian IsUud

! PowderASSOLVVELY PURE

A OF IT.

' trn 111. ni' . utii t mi I: i 111111M 11

lilt 111 11 Mini m il .

Il.nrlella - aliiehle rrlie iirtif a tn, i:i,.,lillon An Oftl.

elsl Tall,,.

The opium schooner Henriettafrom Victoria, with bar cargo andcrew of six men, was enptutednear the laud off Makua about 3o'clock Sunday morning. She wassighted, near the coast, from Wal-

anae about 11 o'clock SaturdayirsE....0 '

went man over horseback

bedspreads,

accompanist,satisfactory

entertainment

legerdemain.

performance

entertainments

everything,

DeutschlandZuckerbaeckerci

interesting

generously

knowledgement

recommending

WHOM. CAIKiO

"TOfind out what she was, and soonafter left himself for the place. Onthe way he came up with one C.K. Galle. After some questioningllie man was arretted and taken toWaiauae.

Sheldon then "worked" hi mansucceeded in getting n confessionf 0111 him. Sheldon telephoned

fnrmhal ltrmvlt A MlUnd of liolicereached the dciot too late lo catchthe Walanae train. In the mean-

time Deputy Collector McStockerwas communicated with and bailthe tug fitted out. At 7:30 she lefttaking Marshal Brown Willi sixpolicemen, McStocker, Sanders,Captain HilbiH and six of n crew.

The schooner was sigincn noout30 and Marshal Blown with his

native police tier.came later nnd asked for

shin's papers. The captain showedau outward entry ironi victoria iorLa Paz. Mexico, for so many boxesof drugs, but denied knowing whatibe drugs wete. Captain Sanderswent down loexainiueand returnedwith the report that the cargo wasopium.

The following is tue crow, nowbehind the bars. W. I. Anderson,Captain of vessel, n Norwegian; C.

Ualle, boss 01 tue expetnuon,American; Mike Council. II. W.Wheeler and J. H. Brown, allyoung men, Aineiicans; 110 wai,a chinamen. The schooner's cargoconsisted of 3,740 tins.

The opjuut is some 01 tuestuff shipped from Here last year

to British Columbia.Mr. McStocker says; "Wc cajv

tured all the smugglers took awayfrom Victoria. They have cruisedin the islands two weeks, but landed nothing. The captain kept nolog and his chart is impcrlcctiymarked. He was back of Molokaiseveral days ago. The opiumis the same ' I took toBritish Columbia last year.We had an idea it would fiud Usway back here and being informedmade arraimemeiits to watch it.We will libel the Henrietta andprosecute the men for smuggling."

A copy of Tin! Stah of a day inMarch. 1894. was found aboard theschooner. The Henrietta hadplenty of food and water.

That I'umiklll.The one 011 cxhibitioiuat L. B.

Kerr's will be worth $350 to thelucky one who can guess the rightnumber of seeds, for the f350i NewEngland piano goes along with it.Are you going to get a coupon be-

fore it is too late?

l'otuxue.e MI..I011' tUirl.tma..The Sunday school of the Portu

guese Mission will have their usualChristinas exercises in the churchon Miller street tomorrow (Tues-day) evening, beginning at 7oclock.

HALT. .MtlltK IIKKK.

Prlxlitriil Weather rlglit an.l l.o.. of aStan.

U. S. S. ll'iltimore anchored at 2

m , 20 ilajs from Yokohama.Encountered worst storm the oldestofficer had ever seen. For five daysthe bier ship rolled in the mountainhlch waves and advanced lessthan a mile an Hour. Boatswain Tessen was washed overboard bv a wave that swept thedecks and was lost. Two bluejackets were dashed down and bad'IV lniUtCU. lUC DUUUUWIC l ULUIyears old and was built by Cramp& Sons nt a cost oi if 1,325,000,She is 4.600 tons, 327 feetlontr and draws 20W feetShe is a little larger than thePhiladelphia. Her primary bat'tcry consists of four 8 inch andsix 6 inch rifles. Secondary battery: four 6 pounders, twopounders, two 1 pounder rapid fireguns, 37 itatciims guns ana twoCatlings.

Her olhcers are: IS. r. uay,Captain; H, O. Rlttenhouse, V.A. Marshall. 1. 11. Holmes, A. K.Culvee, A. L. Hall, C. M. I'ahs,Lieutenants.

G. N. Hayward, W. H. Buck,I. H. Everhard, Ensigns.

J. A. Scot, Chief Engineer.D. A. Smith, Paymaster.1. A. Hawke, Medical Inspector.T. C. Prince, First I.ieutenantl

U. S. M. C.W. II . I,. Reamy, Chaplain.G. V. McElroy, P. A. engineer.A. Morltz, P. A. engineer.A. Farenholt, assistant surgeon.A Hartrath, assistant engineer,C. H. Broom, pay clerk.J. Cooper, carpenter.C, B. Magruder, gunner.

EVENING SALE,

THIS EVENINGAt 7 o'clock,

At my salesroom I will sell nt PublicAuction,

DRUMS, TEA SETS,Picture Books,

Fancy Ware,RUGS,

Oil PaizxtiziffSiKTO, ETC., ETC. .

J IVloi trail.,811-- lt AUCTIONKKIt.

WuutXY Btar, 4.00 per jear,

AM. AUJJfn TUB 110PKS,

I tlli til- l ttllllll) I'St Hiris l

mil! mum Minrii t.Mint.

H t ..11. ..Hi la .IK.,11 HI. KMl

-I- rfshH ....to.

Th idmMw V. el.Linear tow imp) Hftig fravtl

llrttwffl arrivefMM.

Things alotsf lit uaitr fmatateHveIng Hp ami ll itsk lalatnr B mm.

The steamer OhHuNue brwrRirt fiftyte?an ni name irom nswan jwtejrssay.

TlwrKniner Km Au llnu ansa In lislaw II at 4 o'olerfk llrf att.timn with

Ml.

Tlia lwalahl from HamaktM aial lleiJamas Make and Raual front Kauaiwin he ilue louinrrow.

The Victorian aehonrm- - llentleltA ntIrarted a crowd nt Ilea OeMftto wtMifyrilmlay and today.

The H, K. M lowers will l iltw frmnMctorlaan.l Vancwit-e- r leumrrow enmute to Hydney via Djl.

The Itrlil.h ziiii I oat Wild He.an Im.gnu cwling tolay with lhefniKofII. I lack feld A Co.'m buohs.

The .tenmer Likellk la at lies CtsH.dine wharf. Tlw IjkeUVe Im. dad allMirmigh cleaning while on the rail way.

The steamer Kiimiii will not bo Intel:until Friday afternoon. Bhe will lenveagnln the following Moialay cm herregular route.

Hath Die O. II. A S. K. On.'aLanierItrHwina awl Mount UUnmi nwoierihie, at this itt, Hi Unit named fromYokohama and llie latter frmn

The Utrks Albert and A 11. raw Welshnnd the bnrkniline 8. N. Castle wein intalit of each other all the way. Theklppere eleaiwl at the Ciuloin llnu,8ii Vranciaen, nn the eatne d.y, nnd

entered here tiil morning nt lhe samelime.

The lank Albert. T. (Irillltha mailer,was towed into portjceterilay morning,14 days from Ran Franetaeo, with theuaual assorted cargo and a deckload ofhogs Exceptionally good weather wasmet with on lhe passage, lhe Albertwent over to the railroad wharf to ill.charge her live freight. (She broughtthree tMisseugers In her cabin nnd fourstranded HawaliaiiB.

The Inrketlne H. N, CaMle, L. II.HiiblMiril master, arrived Sunday morning, II days from Sun Irancinoo. with ageneral cargo. The vwel had fineweather with Kant winds the enrlrpart of the vnage. Oil Diamond Headthe Cnatle w.s leealtned. Yesterdaymorning the S. N. Castle got n fair windIn her BhreLand CaDtain Hubbard sailed her into the harbor without the aidof n tow. It was a clever nltce of work.Tlio teseel longside tlio Oceanicwharf tills luoriilng. Her cargo lavalued at 22,410.

The Hawaiian bark Ai drow Welci.11 1. Drew, master, arrived off nort taunight and waa tow ed In Ihla innrnlnr,II days froin Stn rranchro. OiptnluDrew renorlH having had fine weatherthr ujlioiit,n,l but for n deviation In tl ocourse, would hate lieaten thus N.Untie and Alliert. The Andrew Welchmay now lie classed among the fastclippers, Mure she has shown that sliocan uiaiiitnin her own with the Alticrt.She brought n full caigo, mainly haynnd rrnln. Une of the largest consignmenta of hny. 2000 hales, came for theUnion Fifd Co. On her ilerk, comfoatity iiiiiiacHi. were six cows, three fnrClarence Mncfarluno. The others aruHoUteiti Prize Stock for MarshalBrown. They nre beauties. Allnrrivedin lino condition.

ami

AltlllVAI.s.

Kuvuay. Dec 22Htmr CTaudine. Cameron, from Maul

Hawaii.T ug l.leu, from n cnuso.Schr Henrietta, Anderson, from .

II C.Am bktn S N. Castle. Hubbard, frmn

Ran Francisco. aitAm hk Albert, (Irlfllths, fronl-H- ao

Frunciiico. JBJi

Monuav, IkcSajB1,1- - , ...1 i'..ii. i . t7rr.k .imnciv eivii. I'lL'i. 1111111 ouu

t ranci.cn.V. S. S. Baltimore. Dar. from Yoko.

nama.

IIKI'.tltTl'llKS.

Stinr Mikahala. Hagliiud. fur norlaon Knuni, nt 6 p in.

Stmr Lthua, Mcdrcgor, for Molokai,at o p rn.

Mrnr Kama, Ihompvin. for Walanae,jioicuieiH, Kiiliuliii nod ruiialuu,

htmr J A uumuiina, Keilsnn, ror Walmanalo.

Stmr Kft Au IIou. Thomnson. forMakaweli.

VKStHI.8 LKAV1NO Tll.MOltllO W.

Stmr Claudine. Cameron, for Maulanu Hawaii.

Am schr Aloha. DaVO. for San FranCisco.

Killing nn Kli.l.nt.Jlr careful inanctivfrinir, no hail sur

Muudttl tlio t'Uplmnt, uud ho flanlly turnedBt Imy u,khi n rocky tilnco uhcro thctvwere n fvWHinall trtn-H- . Uowrw n inonNUr,ninl It uiwi iilahi ho iiicaut to inako it na- -

bk fllit. I vfii for putting a ImiII lutohim without UtlJiy, hut llontm couii!uK'Jaualiiht it. Kirlnir tl reimrt of thu etuimlLt hrluK the Ohliot down ujwn u tocarry av,ny tho name.

Uoiiii w:w 011 ftnoivnudho carriedkeen. bt'Avy HVioril, with which liu tmttnmul Ut 1H1TM1UI1 the irmit ltcnt. Howho to Hcwimitlluli thin was tuunethlnizI could not uuUerstniid, hut Im illrectetlmo to take u iMwItloii wht-r- I could wittioria every motftnent.

IIouko then hid hlniwlf Whlnd imtnerockH, having Hint made n Klgirnl to Zln-lal. who waa mounUni on a liuu teiuiwred,fiery little hlack nmre. Zlnjal wom quiteuuanned, but he uld not huHltate to rtuedirectly toward the waiting elfphant, andthe huge animal limtuutly acl him,

The tnarowaa admtrahly tmlntSl, and110 slow It moved Uwanl the coUwhuk,

apiuuvntly undenilAudhiu jut what waarwiuiivd of her and juxt how ihtIIouh litraltuatlon waa. 8he ndvancetl until within10 jartln of Die hhUIiir mouiater, andthen, all of n midden, a wild cry cumefrom Zfnjal's throat. At that inittant. theelephant charged.

1 thou irl it liorw and rider wouldrruahed. hut the. little mare leaied awaylike a najih, and Ztujal clunK IethlUe tober bare lack, while, utUTlng mml crtea,tbe elenhant lmmtunl. JIU trunkusnendwl lit the air almout over Zinjal

head, ana hU law a were wme open. .UKht that waa fiend Uh showed Idbin Hinall black eyea.

Ztniara horhomanaliln waa auiH-rb- , as li

managed to ket-- jiiMt out of the elohbarit'n ruach. thus htrluif the doomedntoiuUT 011. Straight pnat the rockwhere IIouko lay concealwl fl ashed thebortH1. and 1 haw tbe mark, muwuiar UK-

ureof the hnuterifathertil for the leap, thebllt of the heavy w ord Kfuie(t lu bothbanila.

Aa the elephant paa-te- IIouko sprangout, hU weapon bltuime through the air,tU keen cilue ktrlklm the moiiHU-r'- lesabout a foot from the ground, ulnktiigthrouirh flesh and tendon to tbe bone.

Id a momeut, the charge of the elephantwaa chicked, for one foot waa qulta uatleaa. It wheeled to Kit at JIoiiko, but theman with the awonl had vauUhed amidthe rocka. Theu Zlnjal went the mare nlmoat under the elephant'a ine, attracOInn the monvter'a attetitlun Unix euouybfor llougo to dart out and uellwr n Wowat the other lei.

It waa a death atroke. for tha main artery waa aeemt and the blood npurtedforth. Aa it mighty trtf, a monarch ofthe roreat, lalU crufchlntf w earth, ao fellthe clephaut and lay helplemi. Within SO

minute, th6 crcAture hail Med to tlttatU,

bU eud aeemlns to come iwiininwiy,

A TcthnlrMlll.BUe You haro deccUed inel You told

iuu Tun loved motHe You are mUtuken. t waa very iruaid

fd about that, I only told you I wortthlpedtbe ground you walked on, it nun.

TI1K HOIIKHN MOTIIKIlHai found that Iter Utile cnea aru I

proved mo r hv thw lttcaaaiit laiatltBvrun of Kiel, when In nml t( tllaxative effect of a g. litis ri'ineily thanby any other, and that it U more acccbtabla to them. Chlhlren tiiifoy II ami itbeneuta them. The true remody. H rnpof Yigt la manufa,turoi ly tho Califor-nia hi$ Byrup Co, oul,

PLENTY

Fresh

Hay

and...

Grain

FEED CO.

TVIrpli.tiM' I I.

w stlvotl

For Sale.

Onoll.VIO.N VAPtllt l.AII.M'll,feet long, C.4 leet epeein'.

milea per hour. In good condition.Almo new. Apply tn

MUIllill IM

7 benin,

tCHAS. GAY, Mukawell,

or In

WATi:illIOUSi:, Hun.

JUcolioit, of Officers.Hawaiian Star Newspaper Association.

At tlio Ail (ourncil Antnuil MtitlnifJiflil (lilfj dnv tlio foIlDwInt? (tllU'cru wi ihelected:

Knuni,

I1I1N11Y

F. J. Iiurpv....(hi W. Hmitli....

II. Atliertonk. A Kennoilv

UC. A Men.

l'linl.lunt1'ritiiilrntTreiwtirerS.'crt'1-ir-

Aiuliiorki:nni;dv(

Sccrrtnrs',llunoliiln. Deromltcr 18, Ml-l-

OVIDE MUSIN

TALENTED COMPANY.ilnard Ncharf -

'J

t

a

AiiiiIm IMiUtt Mutln,

Scries of Special Concerts at Hia a. iiaiif

taflajDecember 23d and 2nh.

FHOOltAM. l'AUT I.

Souatn (O major) for piano nndviolin ItilhiuBteill

OVIDE MUSIN, F.DUAKD SCHAKFArias from

jah

lKr.

&

'Sicilian Vesliers"

I' ()jMlnuet:'Ss:lC'. .iiNo,

t&nzDr)M sciiAitF.Caprice melodies.aU'AuM InUrer." "Charlie"Uaiy Darling"

1'SRT II.

S VennCmtro

on S ScotchItoh

MusinOVIDU MUrilN

(a) Homon ... . ....Massenet!) uhe, Jlama Tuti

ANNIE I.0UISK MUrilN.(a) ''Kvenlne Star" tTiiniiliau- -

eser) WnRiierO) erenaue rierne

OVIDE MUMIN.

Capricn MoazkoueklKDUAItt)

for Honrano uith violinobliKato Artot

ANNIE LOUISE MUSIN ANDOVIDE MUSIN.

these dates, chanco ofiiroKrani each nicnt.

Keserveil Heals fl. tn ho on salenun aiuitnmu nt u nciocK nlllobron DniK loiniiany a Store, cornel

ort aim rung Qireets.

AUCTIONOF

Vice

Y. M,

CROWN SILVER

GLASS

CHINA WARE

Under Instructional from tho HawaiianUo. eminent, I will mil at ruliliu Auc-

tion at lb. Judiciary llulldJiiK, hillie foriuer Hall tin

Monday, Feb. 24, 1895

AT lO O'CLOCK A. M.

Sterling Silver, Cat Glass and China

Ware.

Kroin lhe

III, IV,

KALAKAUA.

CmnprioinKurin.

HC1IAUF,

T

CALIFORNIA

Launch

Thnrsflay Evbwdes,

KAMEHAMKHA

Huhilisteili

Espaunel

Variations

Rememlier

SALE

AND

IjeyisUthe

V, AND

largo arlvt)' of Ut4rh'al

James F. Morgan,-su Aiiclloiiccr.

AH lasJaTuai M'UeiJ In the film nflist M i. T. WalMbesiM., I, r, all aMMrB wrn prertm.t,) Mttrli II lvSM iMMMesl 1 esllle .Bins lfote Jan. I,fW. al Itie idllee nf J, T Wslethoui.IftB'.B Unet HJJ.Sw

J.S.MARTIN,Mcrcliiinl Tailor,

Item ivc.l to

316 FORT STREET,

in store formctly occupicilby I)r McKiblien . . .

RefrigeratorTurkeys

INCW COLO STORAGE.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO,

WIIOI.KSAI.K AM) ItKTAII,

For the Wilder and 'Xmaa Season!

Woolon Dross Goodnand FlannolB,

ofetcry Ihwcrlption andVery Ixiwtt Cnah l'rii'14,

Ktylu nt thesale bj

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

firth' s Australian

' Circus -'rot'tletor

Manager J.

MonoA frleml In need, u friend Indeed. M

TONIGHT,MONDAY. DEC. 23.

Mr. Wlrlli an I the Monibtra f hU Comnnv lntelii lfDtlliii'the iirtKeeili of tltlvpfilntr'i iifurinAiit.e to tha fund bvlliif

raUtxt fi.r the

Leper Merry XmasUnder th uf th Ilurd ut

A nil Iih Hltircrclv trimti tint tUom tintiinv in ri. tif tint tiiafcHflltir will miMiiwl In r

mnnnrr. fur tonightV rroy rum Worthy

WIU

attendance.

For

Harry Wlrlh.J. Cameron

tir iliu OctiiIiiiiUK I'UKMKNTKIl.

far HPfCIAL - Anr Udr or irent'ttntnhn.linf iMirrlniftd tlckeU and rei, lire cliavlr

rerftl mar ha.o nuno aiier uin un uayttliinit auv extra chnice. An uahc In

AiimiHniuii, I'liiira i; uu?ry, w rent;rhlldreu half irhe.

WIRTH'S CIRCUS.l.i.sr ri:iioii3i.NcKs.

TOMORROW, TUESDAY

CHRISTMAS DAY.

AFTI'.KNOIIN al 3 KVDM.MI at H.

TUESDAY, JDoccinbor 17.

FRIDAY, Ducombor 20.

SATURDAY, December 21.

JapaneseWonders

The TUUZAWA FAMILVAcrobats from Ozakn.

tho CornerMerchant nnd Richard. St.,

Tlie famous acrolmta tho wonderoi the l'Jlli Century. Their fcate

Head Balancing, Juggling, Triptxa Work,

Riding Blejcle and Cbalr Balanc-

ing Slack Wire.

Aro Unetir,a8Mil .

ol

At of

nreof

ol

on

Admissions Adult. OOc; Children23c; Reserved Seat. 70o.

Scats on sale nt Building. B27-l-

BusyFingers

in many homes nri

making fancy articles.

Soma of tlio presents

will bo xichly perfum-

ed. Will yours ? Have

you got your sachet

powder to perfumo

with ?

Wo have a full

linu white rose,

violet, jockey club,

cashtneru boijuet

, nay odor your fancy

dictates.

IIOBRON DllUG CO.

HO LI DAV GIFTS.PERFUMES

TOILET WATERS,TOILET SETS,

FANCY BOTTLES,

MiVIIvl3 COLOGNE,WI'I'IIOtlT .V HIVAf.,

NIGHT,

Benson, Smith A Co.,

'i

3?i

nflip

r

J

MKTtlllllll.lMlUHI, IU:t'OHII.

lit ! iM.tnmml "nr..., I'.tilLh.dKterr li,t.f.

I

Htlfl:.ManT.Wil

ftl.l

r n.

rSSAi., rfillL ,i d 5ft

lVin7 ti.vl.in ulster 7J

i:im.ii mIB 94 tit "M Art

I91 j m, nmMi imsi'.0S1.'i

Itaronieler corrected temperature and.levatlin for Utltiiils.

TIIlM, NUN MOON.

Tide. Kor lSUSare from V. Coe.lHarvey Table..

liar

Hon....Tiles,We.1

rhur....

i.m.

A.m.imiM l

Hit 1 41

Quarterp.

jft.m.l

it m..

lli.nnliiluurcenwicn

distanceCustom Hotitxe)

transmission sound, seconds

FOKK1I1N SKKVlCi:,

Btaaaisbipt arriveFrancisco following dates,

ABRITI U's'LULOlLlATKHOXOLULOrOH

ob Vancouver.

OnorlboufMarlrosaMlowera 34Coptic ai

19Warrlmoo 24Pflklnu 28

; o.mi i tU lo in ni l71 7 tm 7J 47H HI (111 fW J

II T to M 7U A

7.1 1 7 4

II

S.

-

m,

tM- - 7

7 81 -

First of on iKlril at h.m. in.

which ia tlio same 0mMm. ume.

every feet of of(from allow

oonil ofaetata mile.

MAIL

will leave ami fromSanclone 1S95

1803.

Si..Nov

NovArawa ..1)60

Dec

,o.i.O.I'

Ik.

llMJ

moon

time,

Nov

RAILWAY

TABLE,

rtom and After 31,TItAINS.

aKfi'S

Lsave Honolnln...it:4(lLiave Tearl t'ltv..7.40Leave K.wa MiU...:10Arrive VTalanae.......

ijeave Walanae 6:44

l.mve twa Mill. .7:111

Leave l'earl Clty...":IOArrive lIonolulu...8.IU

VAXCOUVIB.

189R.About

AustraHa will ilue fromKkin'mAlametHMlowera.

OAHD LAND CO.'S

TIME(Ictober 1895.

U

10.M

'o.ToU.4S

10.30

R

31

S1.4

rss 4

torbut not

the the fl

H.ot

Kor law thethe one

for or ft.a

fortbe tiU the

1

i.Deo

l

On orVnt, u I

ov ntft

U- 1.

&

"H

A.M.

A.M.

HerJan 18W

s

A.M.U.16

.M10 ID

3 A

A.M.

sr.nr.

UKSHU

A.N

p.!

onot

AT

C. oS .a

3 a

P.M.1:452:'22.4U3.21

Hi

sa

If aP.M.l::n

2.'B3.11

51

On Hundare train will leave Walanae atv. in. instead of 1.3S p. m. arriving in iion

at n m.Freight Tiains will carry rasaeneer accom

modations.ti n P. n. Smith.

Superintend nt. Gen. Pass. Tkt, Agt.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO

TIME TABLE.

LOCAL XvIIVlS

S. S. AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Honolul

from S. F. lor fa. r .

1898

Jan. 8 - Jan. 0Jan. 27 Feb. 1

Feb. 21 Feb. 26

Mar. 16 Mar. 21

Apr. 13 Apr. 15

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco

for Sydney.

s

ii,5:106:536:146:49

a3

P.M.

4.4.535.'J6

3.47nliiln

&

189C

37

From Sydney forban I rancisco.

Arrive Honolulu. Leave Iltmoluln.Alameda. ..Jan. 10 I Mariposa.... Jan. 0Mariposa.. .Feb. 13 Monowai Feb. 6

Mononai...Mar. 12 Alameda. ..Mar. 5

tl.ml. A (I Uarinnan A Ttr. 9

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Australian Mall Service.

For Sydney and Auckland:

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship"ALAMEDA"

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu Irom Ban f ranCisco on or about

January 16th.And will leave for the above porls withMail and Pa&sengarB on or about thatdate.

For San Francisco:

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship"MARIPOSA"

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or a tout

January Oth.And will have prompt despatch withMails and Passengers lor the above port.

The undersigned are now preparedto issue

Tlironiih 'liclets !o all Points in toe

United States.

For further particulars regardingr reign t or rasaage, apply to

Wm. G.lrwin&Go.,L'd,GENERAL AOENTS.

HAWAIIAN STAB.BUSINESS DIRECTORY

or Honolulu.

AOENTS.J. A. 'MARTIN,

Htab Agent, Hllo.OEO. HONS.

Btab Agent Wailuku and Tahnlna.

ARTISTS MATERIALSHARDWARE CO

Fort

CARH1A0E MANUfACTURliKS.W W WRIOHT,

Fort Bt. opposite Club Stable.

COMMISSION MERCHANT.)O. WK8T, Masonlo Block.

Tel. S50. Cor, Alakea and Hotel StroeU

INSURANCE, PIRfc AND MARINE.CABTLK tc COOKE.

Aetna, Alllanoe, New England Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

KUMELUTU tc CO.,6 Nuuanu

MEDICAL SCIENCEll.n grown npnee with tlio itiortw.lug ilf tumuli tnmlo upon it mul won-ilc-

nro now wrought Hint nltnoit

cipinl intrudes ot olil. Aann ctninctitpliysioinii saiil n now ora of tncil).

cino ii uion m t wo nro conquering

p.

St

St

illseases which but n few jcars ngo

wero conslilorecl Incitrnhle. Ono of

tho greatest modern nchlovcmcnta

WAMPOLE'SPREPARATION,

norfected nntl tasteless, of Cod .LiverOil with Compound Syrup of Hypo- -

phosphites, Kxtracts of Mult midlid Cherry Hark. It acts on tlio

blood mid nerves also tho organsof excretion tho bowels, kidneys,lungs and skin, throwing off mid ex-

pelling tho causes of discaso such ns

Fevers, Malaria, Hanoi Complaints,llhcumatisni, General Debility, A.c.

Agrees tho most sensitive anddelicato stomach. Sold byHOMSTLGR IteUO CO! llBSSON, SMITH

tfc Coj Hoimon Duvo Co.

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.

WHOLESALE AOENTS.

FOR PORTLAND.

Tlio O. It. & S. N. Co.'s H. S.

bo Honolulu Yokelilt hamaouorobout

Leave

PACIFIC

with

1IS015IVI11S1 lNt'.ami will have iinmetliato ilisiiatch forabove port direct.

Tor Freight or Passage apply to

HEO. H. DAVIES & CO,, LTD,

KiO td General Agents.

OR YOKOHAMA AND HOMOHQ

The O. It. & S. N. Co.'s S. S.

iku 1 B l Hi

3,A00 Toil",Hendry, master, will be due at Hono-lulu from Tortland, Ore., on or about

OlSClCMliltK aii,and will have immediate dispatch forthe nbove ports.

For particulars of Freight and Passageapply toTHEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Limited,825-t- d General Agents.

toWAIANAE

Saturdays & SundaysTrains will leave on Saturdays at 9:15

a,m. ana 1:45 p. m., arriving in Hono-lulu 3:11 p. p. ami 5:20 p. m.

Train will leave on Sundays at 9:15a. ru. arriving in Honolulu at 5:20 p. in.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS:1st Class 81.752d Class $1.25

F. OSMITH,Gen'l. Pass, and Ticket Agent

JUST RECEIVED

By the bark J. C. Oladoa new supply of thecelebrated

'Sauerbrunnen.'

For sale at all principalDrug Stores, Liquor Dealers,

Saloons, and at

H. Hackfeld & Co.SOLE AOENTS.

PETER HIGH & CO.

Prompt attention to all ordera

FOR SALE.

On All limns lkiutile Acllnt Force

Pump, !l Incli miction and dtwliargs

with S.V) feet 2 Inch lliw.

At n bargain ono English dog ratil!UKHtfil.

Ono revolving Imkrr'ii oven,

Ari'lv t"j, r;.MHt'.i.u i n,

MJ tf. No. fl Ninmnii "IKM-t- .

WALL, NICHOLS

SuccessThat is tlio story

of tho first ton

days of our busi-

ness. For this

wo have to thank

tho Honolulupublic

96 GasesNEW GOODS

Few Specialties:

IDEALMACHINE.

TRICKS IN GREAT

CO,

CHILD'SSEWING

VARIETY.

DOLL CARRIAGES.

MORE BOOKS.

LEATHER LINE:Pocket Books, Card

Cases and Novelties. Finest

Stock ever seen hero.

Come early an J see Hundreds ofArticles we cannot mention

here.

Cash Carrier System.

WALL, NICHOLS COMPANY,

NOTICEI To Planters and Others

The Honolulu Iron Works CompanyIthehaving renewed their connection with

National Tube Works Company

o! New York

are coi.stituted Sols Agents lor tneHawaiian Islands for all the variouslines of manufacture, such as . . .

STEAM PIPE,ARTESIAN WELL TUBE AND

CASINC,THE CONVERSE LOCK - JOINT

WATER PIPE ot all Sizes,

Galvanized Water Pipe,STEEL AND IRON DOILER TUBES,

Etc.. Etc.. together withVALVES, COCKS, and all kinds

of STEAM, water anaCAS FITTINGS,

and will henceforth carry a laree stockof said Goods in Honolulu to enablethem to nil all ordinary orders on shortnotice and at prices hitherto unknownin tne Hawaiian isianua.

Honolulu Iron WorksCompany.

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL.

Olllce and Mill un Alakea and Richards,near Queen Street, Honolulu, li. I. . . .

Proprietors.

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, SCREENFRAMES, Etc.

TUUNISO AMI (-- AW1CIJ WORK,

Televhonea: Mutual. Ms Jlell, 408.

H. E. MclNtYRE BRO.,IMFORT1US AND DKAI.KH3 IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Corner Fort and King Streets.

New Ooodi reoelreu by every Packet from the Eutern States and EuropeFresh California Produiw by every .tea'ner. All order, faithfully attended t,and good, delivered to any part of the city free of charge,

bland order, solicited. Batiafuctiao guaranteed. , Telephone No.

fort OffleBoiiNo. lis.

(HAnTfiCO 1"

.

THE STAH, MONDAY DECEMDKIt aj, 189$.

Tho Finest Drinks

V"M"

, (n tU titiiiiii'lriil

nml MitlMl f riirrn.

II. It otl(ttni1.

ELIU ICECREAM PARLORS

SALOON.Pott Stieet. Opposite WiMe

N0Iri5, l'rop'r.Plrt-Cl-a Lunches servMl with Tea, Coltee

Ho.la Watei (llncer Ale or llllk.

tar- - R.tifiVf nonUltee RtterlsItT

BEST IN

HONOLULU I

Ah Chock's Restaurant

Cor. Hotel and Union Sts.

Meals 25 CentsArmnKemenUnin he made for nerving

nifaln to Kninllictt living withinreft KmiibleUlf Urn re.

chockMieuUIIANT

No. Niiuaim

rA.IT-.OM- ,

Avenue.

Fine Cloths. Perfect Fits. Styles upto Date. PrlccB that will satl'fy

you. Give mo a trial - IBlrivo to please.

SUkUu Tuvetl, IWrtO'mals.KTulllieto .tDtlfMrii

No. J8

T. O. lktt 15.1

HawiianElectric

titr. nitlnitrr littfrr.

Ihrn

Tiy Kill ilo

r& Co.

II. J.

hero

'18

NUIJANU AVE.

Company.

HAWAIIAN

I3EAY13R

LOOK,

Tbo cleanest, lirlhtest t afost and reallVIn the lone run, the cheapest and ticst lightfor use In the family reatrtenre. la the incandescent electric light. Hafo; nothing couldie sarer. a lew uavs aco a rromineni cen- -tlenian of Honolulu came rushing down tothe office of the Electric Company and said:"Uive mo ugures :or wiring my nouse, ana 1want It done at once, no more lamps for me.Lost night a lamp tipped over and it camebo near setting fire to the bouse and burningmy ctmaren ana i taite no more nsKs,"

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

that you want tbe best and sufost light; sendfor the Hawaiian Electric Company and telltbem what you want.

We have a complete stock ot everything inthis line and have just received a lot of thevery latest designs In chandeliers.

INTERNATIONAL

IRON WORKS.Queen Htroet,

Between Alakea and Richard Streets.

BRONZE. BRASS and IRONCASTINGS.

Housework a SpecialtyIron Doors, Shutters, Etc.

Particular Attention paid to Ship'sUlacksmltning.

Jobbing Promptly Attended to.

lymImtersonFltOPHIETOItS.

WILDER & CO(Eiublltbed In 1S79.

Estate S, G. WILDER - W. C, WILDER.

Import and Dealers nt

Lumber and Coal

Building Materials

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' Hardware,Paints, Oils, Glass.

WALL PAPER, ETC.

Cor. Fort and Queen Streets

HONOLULU. H. I.

I. S4s 13.

Faints & CoipnntlsRoofing,File Covering andBuilding Papers,

Fob Sale by

WM. 6. IRWIN & Co,IIMITIJD,

Sole Ayenti for the Hawaiian Inland

The building papers nie 1, 2, 3, and 4

ply. J ney inie 111 rnuf, roil containing 1000 bo'ihiv Ii t. They arewater proof, aci and alkali proof andvermin proof. A In i.se lined with building paper is far cooler than one that. Isnot. mere is also a cneaier graue 01

paper adapted ror use under mattingkeeping out insects.

HONOLCLU, July 20th, 189.1.

JlEssua. W. O. Iuwin & Co., Ltd.Gentlemen; In reply to your In

quiry as to how the Ideal Hoof Pulnlyou sold mo lasted; I would Bay that Ipainted the roof of my house 12 monthsago wiiu your lieu Ideal iioor rami,anil I find It la aa fresh and bright in ap-

pearance today as when first applied;looking as well aa other, lately paintedwith other paints, I am more than

tltfleil.J, (1. ROTI1WBLL.

Have vou a lealcr irutterf If youhave, mane It perfectly clean and dry,apply a good coat of No. II P. and II,Paint over the leaky pot; then take sniece of .tout Manila oaDcr. or a nleoaof common cotton cloth, paint It well onDotn Biaes; lay 11 over tne unit coai, giv-ing the whole a final coat, and tbetewill be no more leak there. Or if tbewhole gutter i. bad. make it clean anddry, and apply a paste of P, & P. Pain!ana roruanu uemenr.

This sjmco

is

rosorved

for tho

Hawaiian Wlno Company.

Bargainsr

Ol.OCKN,WAfOlIIIN,

e

Lowest J'rices for Calk.

0I1EAT llAUOAtNH IIB GIVEN

Thomas Lindsayllloclt, Jlerchnnt Street.

f.

9 AHA UAH 0BAHnote juu occii uic

Beautiful LampsAND

Silk ShadesOpened by the

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., LTD. ?

CITY FURNITURE STORE,Corner of Fort and Deretanla Waring Block.

IVEAr GOODSEx. and "Albert."

FURNITURE, LEATHER SEAT PARLOR ROCKERS,DINING AND CHAIRS,

CHILDRENS' CHAIRS, TABLE COVERS, MATS, RUGS, Etc.

H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager..... UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.

Our Alm-T- O PLEA8E.

llllll

WILL

Streets

OAK

Our

J. T. Waterhodse.IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

General Merchandise,Queen Street and Street, Honolulu.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

You are to call and examine Prices and Quality.

Housekeeper's Supplies

and

and . . .

An Elegnnt

"Aloha"

REED

of

In

Motto-T- O

Fort

invited

QUILTS, Marseilles, Honey CombRoman Stripe

TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,Towols, Sheetings Cottons.

Assortment

New

Cnmpticll

OFFICE

Dress Goods:Surahs, Figured Silks, Grenadines and Percales.

A NEW LINE OF silk Handkerchiefs ami Gent's Scarfs and Suspenders; Summer Shirts in Crepe and Flannelette; Navy Serges, Cravenetteand Ladies Cloth, Boys and Men's Sweaters in all sizes.

IIAKDWARB I1SI?A.1TMI51VT.A New Stock of Pure Prepared House Paints, Hanging Lamps,

flexible Wire Mats, Boston Card Matches,Enamelled Granite Ware, Hardware, and an assortment

of Crockery and Glassware, Haviland and Limoges China,Tumblers, Seine Twine, Fish Lines, etc., etc.

EX S. S.

t.

EXCEL.

Shelf

JUST RECEIVEDBELCIC,

JL,Lr-fz- 5 Invoice of

Manila Cigars,From tho most

reliable Factories.

HOLLISTER & CO.,TOBACONISTS.

jonisr isroxx

i.eHpaBMEaBEa

Wrought Steel Ranges, ChilledIron Cooking Stoves.

HOUSEKEEPING. GOODS:Agate V ure (White, Qray and Nickel-plat- . ed, Pumps

Water and Soil I'ipes, Water Closets and Urjrias, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Dath Tubs and Steel Sinks,O. S. Guttctt) 4nd Leaders, Shee. Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Lean Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.D1MOND BLOCK, KING STREET

Mtn LOVCR SHOT THE COW.

1Tr.ni. Tlilnlilii II We. Tinnier, "lie OelHr r'elfttr'i flee

Tl,a nr.Hr tlllaue lif III, III.. N. V.. wa.recently eicltMl orrrlhe mystery .unwind.ng the ahootlhK 1 a nne jrrrey cow ownm!iv Fermrr rrrdttlck.. a twanfut tiller ofliolllY productive foil.

The farmer was .roinul late that nightby a terrlllo eiphinlon at the rrar of thehoum. He ran down llr. and wiring adouble barreled shotgun which wa standing In the kltclirn mle a hnrni warcL.bout the prrlnlw.. No evil eifecta of theMploalotiwrretli.il apparent, to he wentback to lied. The next morning he founlII. r ilil ril with t iollli tlio uarnvaru.

When the .hooting of the cow beum.known In tho village, everything flw wa.forgotten, even polltloi. Kverjlmdy won-

dered who the guilty person wiu tliatla.every btHiyeiiept one young man ne anew.

PArmer Fn ilerlcks would probably neverhave learned n ho .hot the cow bad It notbeen for the licking quail tie. ol in. uoudio!ntTlr-,- KliOtirlltl.

While his pretty daughter Phrebe wa..tandlng at the gate talking with Cole.HeudrlckMin Friday evening Farmer Fred- -

nnknnwn to the vounK people.pa.ul near them. A. he did so heovef-hear- d

Coles tell l'hcebe that hi. arm hadbeen lnruefiom the kicking of the gun eversince he shot the cow.

Farmer Fredericks did not want to bedeemed an an eavesdropper, but ho couldnnt reatrnln himself. He made hi. presenceknown to tho young couple, and In the samebreatb demanded an explanation irom lien-.Irlplrsnn

The loung man, finding he was caught.m a,1 n a full confession. He told FarmelFredericks that he bad escorted Phcebeimm. fmm rliurch on Sunder nltfht. a.usual, and that after they had been In thehome awhllo they lioerd a strange noise Inthe yard. It sounded like some one tryingto break Into tho house.

What time was tnatr" aemanaeu in.farmer.

"About about 13 o'clock," answeredthe young man hesitatingly.

WnstbereallgDil"Yes, sir, but but it was turned low.''Goonl" thundered the farmer. I want

to know It all.""Phcebe became frightened ana gol me

your shotgun out of the kitchen""Tnal accounts lor lue K"" uarreie uciiih

hot when I grabbed it," broke in the farm-

er. "I thought the beat was due to 1U

standing against the chimney. Oo on.""I stole out or the Iront uoor." conunueu

ITemlrickRoii. "and creot around the house.I saw a dark object In the garden andfired. Both barrels went off at once, andthe recoil floored mo. Hearing a groan, Iran back to the hoose and gave Phcebe thegun. I thought 1 had shot bomecne, andran home."

Phcebe Bald that she put the gun back In

its accustomed place, and hearing her fatherIns down ntftlrft she nut out the Hulit,

When the farmer went out, she stole up toher own rooai.

I lend rick son added rather undlploroa-ttrnll- v

t Imt i Leu he heard the next daythat ii whs the cow and not a human he- -

lug that was fchot he telt greatly reiieveu.I armer l t wiericKi, uowever, una torgiveuhim

Tim cow. too. is recoverlDtf Irom berwounds. Youns Heudrickson would oon--tiequeiitly be happy if his confession imduotleuRi-- out. iew iors duu.

BeIs this building flreproofr" asked th.

man with blueglasses nndalarge gripsack."Not if you're a bouk agent." rcpueu tni

Jauitor conclusively. Washington star.

TooBad

That so many people throwaway money at Chistmas time

nr. ... xi. i. i r:on tinnus Hint no urauu- -cal use; things that look pret

and aro appreciated torshort timo only.

STOPAND

THINKIs not a handsome and useful piece of

Fired.

navo

ty

FURNITUREa sensible thing for a Chirstmas lJresentf Wont it lastlonger and give more generalpleasure to the entire household! Imagine it you cana woman who would not bopleased with a handsome

China jdloset,Book Case, .

Fancy Chair,Velour Mat,

Etc., Etc.Wo might go on and

a lrundred other things.Wo have the largest and beststock in Honolulu to selectfrom. Our prices are thevery lowest. Come in andlook around.

Hopp & Co.

Furniture Dealers.Cor. King and Bethel Sts

NEW YEAR RACFS

KAPIOLANI PARK,

January, 1. 1896.1st BICYCLE RACE. E. O. Hall

Triuiliv. Iree fur all.2d 'IllYi'LE RACE One half-mi- le

Juvcnllo. O, en to all nou.winnersuitui-- lu years.

3d BICYCLE RACE. Prize not de-cided. Arrangements to be madelater.

Could

4th RUNNING RACE. Prlre 100rurse. una uan-mi- ana repeat,Weight for age.

6th TROTTING RACE. Prize tlOOrurse. s minute class; mile ueata.best 2 in 8, For Hawaiian bredhorses,

6th TROTTING RACE. Prize 1100l'urse. s;4U class; one mile Heats,best 3 In 8. ITee for all.

7th-O- NE MILE NOVELTY RUNNINC1 RACE, Prize 1100. Free forall. t list horse reaching tbe oust.ter to reoeive $33. First honereaching the naif to receive (29.First horse reaching the three-aua-

ter to receive 25. First horsereachlne Home to receive 125.

This race will be of special Interest ast wIl allow admittance of both long

tknA alinrt. itlatjinpA rnnn.r. ' 'j r r :

Entrance fee to trotting and runningraces to be ten (10) per pent, of theamount of the purses.

W For further Information, addressCHARLES DAYID,

P, O. Box 7, Manager,.Ittt4

Just llrieltril an Invoice)of the r'aimiu. ......

YOST FALCON 1U0YCLKS.Including a number of the

GOLD CRANK FAI.CONKSH.Th. rini.t Whiil In th. M.lktt ler

LAUIKS.Anyone wishing a Mgli-grad- wheelWOUIU Uo well to cull and exntnlnethem. Y.hcU wheel It punronfcoil by themanufaciurer. fur one year. Forterms, etc., apply to

G.Solk Anoi,

WEST.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,

Win. O. Irwin Prcaldent and ManncerClaus Spreckels, Vlco Preslilrntw. Al. uiuaru, Decrewiry aim ireasurerTheo. 0. Porter, ..... Auditor

lfAOTOKS,AN

Commission Agents,AOCNTS lir THR

OCEAMO STEAMSHIP COMPaHIOF HAN FllANCISCO. (!M- -

CITY FEED STORE,L. H. DEE.

Deretanlnynud Punchbowl,

oi,r' a.iivkoi"vHay, Grain,

Flour, Potatoesand ....General Mdse.

MASONIC TEMPLE.

MMITltl),

Bed RockPrices.

OHAS. HTJSTACE,Lincoln Biock, Kino Stkhkt,

Between Fort and Alakea Sis.

DEALKIt IN

Groceries and Provisions

Fre.h California Roll Butter and IslandButter always on hand.

Fresh Goods received by every Steametfrom San Francisco,

tf Satisfaction Ou arabtiid. JlH. MAY & CO.

Whole. ale and Ratal!

GROCERS98 Fort Street.

Both Telephones J2. P. O. Box 47.

HONDLULUJRON WORKS.

Utkam Ena in is, Sugar Mill?. IIoil rs,Coolers, Iron, Ubabs and Lead

Castings.

Machinery of Every Description MadeOrder. Particular attention paid to ShipsBlacksmtthinK. Job work executed at tsbort

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

Auctioneer and Slock' Broker.

Special given to tbehandling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

Pacific Brass FoundrySTEAM AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL

BOWS, GLOBE-VALVE-

8TEA1I COCKS, and all other Uttingsfor pipe on hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice Mil!.

Fresh mllUxl RJce aoreale In quantitlea to suit

J. A. HOPPER, Prop'r.Fort Ptreet. Honolnta.

10IT LKWSKS. C.Mr COOKE, F. Jt LOWIEV

LEWERS & COOKE,Lumber, Builders' Hardware

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, CLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CCXRUGATED. IRON,LIME, C EMENT, ETC.

J. T. LUND,

Bicycles Hepalred. Qun and Lock Bmltb,

128 and 130 Fort St.,Opp., Club Stables. Tel. 107.

II.

attention

HACKFULD

Queen St.

GENERAL

& CO,

Commission Merchants

Agents'aclllc Mull H. S. Co,

Occlilcnlnl & lrlciitul S, 8. Co.

HONOLULU. H I

MERCHANT TAILOR,

W. W. AHAXA,333 Nuuanu St. - Telephone 6

Fine suitings, Scotch and

American Goods,

CLOTHES CLEAN! D AND HKI'AIUEU

Ti my PatrMS

Mi Ik! PkIHc.I have just opened at myonice, 113 ubtukl ST,HONOLULU, 11. I., an

AltTKXJ111HTI0N

of the latest designs and novelties InEmbroidery Work, Drawn Work, RopeSilk, Kensington Work and Etching.,

I would respectfully Invite you andyour irieuus w caii ana inspect these

The' Singer received 64 first awardsfor Sewing Machines and EmbroideryWork at the World's Fair, Chicago, Jll.,being t)e largest number of awards ob-tained by any exhibitor, and more thandouble the number given to all otherlSewing Machines, For Sale by

Betlxcl Mt.

SHORT TALKS.

j man from a private Indlvlduapiacw yim under obligation, which Id...n.. ,ro.o uurnemomt and nn

,rom "'a rioneerllulldlng Loan Association I. a lu.ltic, waller pure and .imple, Eurterm., and easy payment..Office Hour.: !,3 S130

14 lo B n. ni.CllAMnim OF CoMMitKCit Rooms.

245

A. V. GEAR,Secretary.

Is tho Tki.ri-iion- Num-nu-

to ring up hm jmiwant Wagon, fur ....FURNITURE MOVING

wh Ic i, hen properly bundled, Is apcisllije pleasuie lii.le.d of worry mid

LARSEN'S EXPRESSis pared to move nnything from an

dinent lo a 18 ton afo and with.nut serntclilng nr marine.facilities and applinncea for

Hieclal

PIANO MOVINGand special ralm for nil kinds of work,llaggagech.-i-ki'- n d weighed and handbaggage placed In stateioom .living allanno) unco to the traveling public.

WM. LARSEN, Prop.Stand at IXL. cor. Nuuanu and King SI.

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

KOUNDBD I8O8.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

ITavlng been appointed akbdu nf thewe aro now ready to eflect Inmir-inc-

al tho lowest rales ot premium,U. V. HCIIMIllT BONK.

Glaus Spreckels & Co:,

13 A I IC 15 K 6S .HONOLULU II. I.

Issue Sight and Time Hills of Ex-change, also Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit on the principal partsof tbe world,

Purchase approved Bills.Itlnko loans on neccptnliloReceive deposits on open account and

illow inlerest on term deposits.Attend promptly to collections.A Gcncrnl Itniikliic lliisliiri.

rrnnsnclvd.

BREWER & CO,, LTD

Queen St., HonoMo, E, I,,

AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Co.. OnomeaSugar Co., Uonomu Sugar Co., "Wat- -iueu nugar jo., wainee Mugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch'Co., Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Line San Francisco Packets.Chas. Brewer tc Co.'s Line of Boston

Packets.Agents Boston Board of Underwrlters-Aeent- s

Philadelphia Board nf Under.writers.

List of Officers :P. C. Joszs PresidentQzo. H. Kobxrtbon ManagerE. F. Bishop Trees, and Becy.Col. W. F. Allkn AuditorC. M. CookhII. Waterhousi.. Director.A, W. Cabtib.... )

vn-- r -

Castle k Cooke, Ltd.

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

AGISTS TOR

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL ,

Life Insurance Co.OF BOSTON.

JETNAFIRE

INSURANCE CO.OF nARTFORD, CONN

Castle k Cooke, Ltd,

nvDEoie'rRs,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

I

HOP KING & COMPANY,Wholesale Dealer. In

Chinese 811k, Tea. and Matting,Liquors and Manila Cigars, English and

American Groceries.403 Hotel Street. .... Telephone MT.

WING WO TAI &.C0MPANY,23 NntJANU Bt,By Bark Velocity,

CaTved Settees, Rattan Lounges andChairs,

Flower Pot Stand., Inlaid Stoolsmarble' lop. Fine Malting,

Camphor Trunks, Manila Cigars,. . . . Telephone 366. .....

WO SING & CO.,

General Merotiandlee,Groceries, China and Japan Teas,

Matting, China Silk, Etc.

Telephone No. 457. II 417 HOTEL Bt,

YEE SING TIE,Fort street, opposite Club Stables.

CARPENTER AND PAINTER.Contracts a

made to order,specialty.Give us a call.

Furniture

YEE WO CHAN CO.Womo Cnojr, Mituoin.

Importer, of Bilk Good., Fine Teas,Manila Cigars, Matting, Nut Oil andGeneral Merchandise.

203 Maunakea tit., Honolulu, II. I.P. O. Box 171.

WING WO CHAN t CO,,pOltfMISSJON MEJlCJIAiTS,

SUV2H JfUUANlJ STREET,importers and dealers in 'all kjnds p

Prcylilon., Uerchandlatf Cigars, Bto,-- -

j