Vol. ZL No. 26. ETonolixLii, apimrsday, .October 18, 1894r. Per Month 50 Ots.

HaWaU HOLOfiW

IS PUBLISHED

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Solomua Publishiag Go.- -

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.'jWHORRIE, - - Editor

h M. ROONEY, - - Manager i

NOTICE.,i Ituvnefw Communications should be

, Itt-s-i to V. M. ROONEY. Bono-,- ..

i. II. I.. rnsponnence and Uonimnuications lor

, j action should bo addressed to the EditorHawaii Holoniua. No notice will be paid

i i nv anonymous communications.

Business Cards

VOLNEYV. ASHFORD,

Attoinoy and Counselor al Law,Dilice, Sito of the Old Botholn'ost Cornor of King nnd Bethelb roots. jy2l

A. P. PETERSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OUlcej 113 Kaaburaanu Street, Honolulu

Hawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON.I

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OflQco: 113 Kaahnmann Street, HonolulnHawaiian Islands.

PAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT JVV.

Jli Morchttut Stroot. Honolulu,Mutual Telephone- 415.

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

vs LAW.

UBiop. Old "Capitol Buildinp. (HonolnhiUule), adjoining Post Office,

Honolulu.

A.HOSA, '

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

So. 15 Knahuinanu St., Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELM AN N ,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,j

86 King St. , Boll Telophono 107.

F. H. REDWARD,

CONTRA OTOR anb BUHNER,

Xo. 506 King Street, Houolulu.

Hawaiian Islands.

Wir. FOSTER,ATORNKY-AT-LA-

42 Merchant StreeL, Oot 11th.

A. G CORREA,LAW,J

307 Merchant Street-- , Honolulu.

Pernaiides & GomesWHOLESALE

California ,Wines

and Spirits,No. 502 Fort SL. Honolulu, H. I.P 0. Box 436, Mutual Tele. 140.

COUPASY,

335 Both Tklephoses 335

Hack Stand, Corner King andMaunnkea Street. Hacks at AH

Hours. -- '

SAM4XEE,HOP.

No. 552 King Street, Dealer iaCalifornia and Hawaiian Froitsand YeneUble. , Gaava JlbTea and Grwand OoJfe, Oijtw"

MACFARLANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and SpiritsKaafenmna Street, Henalaln.

.H. E. MoTNTrRE & BRO.t

Grocery, Pbbd Stoke & Bakery,Corner of

King and Fort Sfe., Honoluln

, . J. PHILTPS.. '

PRACTICAL I'liDMBER, 0AS.FITTERroppjiR-Siirri- L .

S3T House and Ship Job WorkProm $ly Executed. &

no. ix ivma otroet. !Iionolnl l.

Du. McLEXNAN, .

Fort Street, almve Hotel ;'

Mutual Telephone !wr oltloe; '2S7 for residonce. jy2S j

House Sign - ami OinamdaJPainUx. i

Manufacture of Liquid Slatin". !

620 Ring Str(fbL $gL' :

LEWIS J. LEEY. 'U

H&il Estate and OenenilAuctioneer.

ComorPorl and Queen SjS-ee- t UouoJnlr.

Poraoual attention sveu SaISsof Furniture, RoJT Estate.

Stock and GbnorKMercLandiso.

iTntnal Tr.lonhoue 2S?

X .""FAT BOY."

B Y HORSE SALOON !

P. McINERNY, PnorRiETOR,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Been?

Corneu Bethel ant Hotkl Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

85SW. W. WRIOilT4 Pimi-KiKTo-

(Successor to O. Wett).

CARRIAGE BUILDING aki KEPATRINU.from the Other in the

Carriao Hulldhur, Triinin'm ami PaintingLine will .Meut wutr rrompi Attention.

lUacKSinltuinc in All its arlnus urancnesDone P. O. IJox Nost 126 and 130

Fort Strwt. jyW Iy

W. S.'LUCE

Wine and SxiritMerchant

Cam-pbel- l Fira-prno- f Block, '

MERCHANT ST. HONnLTiLTJ.

71 : BOTH T.BLFyuiQNKS :

SODA -:- - WATER -- :stWOR KS -- : CO.,

(UTMITTKB.)

persons arts warned not to permitALL nnimak to tre-swt- ss on the budsofKanowai aad Kamoihili, belonging thermilorifrHad nrts tUantBSj.. All naUDUsfound on straying on tin rico landiwill boimivjundett or shot.

LENTA I AYAI SINCt EEE.Honolulu, Aug. 29 IS&J. ane 20-liu-

Toi Wo Wing Kee Co.Sfi NUUANU STRRET

J")eilors iti Ludios' & Gents' Bimtsand Shws maulfi to ordi-r- ;

p o bt an

Anchor-:ba!oo- n

Ex "AUSTRALIA,"

Another Invoice of the WorldI

Renowned

FREDERICKSBURG

- LAGER BEER

On draught and by the keg.

Also, as a-- Specialty,

Small Fresh California

OYSTERS.

BRUCE. CARTWRIGHT

Badness 0 a Fiduciary Nature TcvEi&ctecLPrompt attention girea to the nianaement

of-E- r; tales, Gnardixnahips, Trusts.etc. etc, etc.

Ojr.C's ; Ci-- i wrigh i Bu ifi ng.Merchant Street. Honolulu

EL MAYrTirt iJ. Oct UV&lVl'S,

CoffeeBoasters

j I

ANDli

TTriT7"i G"i An

MerchantsqS. Ifort Street - 'Honolulu

Fainilies, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

European & American Groceries- California Produce by Every

Steamer.-- -

iS'Xerchaiit ExchanreCorner King ana Nnnann Streets.

S. 1. SrfAV....rroprietor.

The Finest selection of 'LIQUORS andBEER, soldanywhero in the town. .

Firt-cl- a attimdance. CaH and judgefor yourself. ' no I13-t- f.

. LEWIS & CO..

Wholesale snrj Retail GrobePjeS

AND

. PROVJ 8 ION DEALERS.

FRESH CALIFORNIA SALMON ON IGE

Ry Every Ban FnincUco Stenmer.

,'Salt"Saljt6njn Barrels

"a Spegialtt.- -

rrr Fort St., Honolulu: Tel. 240,P O. Flax 207.

i(ahtdiii:-:jfte- l

JCahului, VIaui.

S Si fiq;IlROPlilETOR.

sept 7--tf

KENG LUN, PHOTOGRAPHER,

--Nunanu and Pauabl Streets.

Cabinetst43.50Por Dozen; ,. .". . . 2.00 Per 12 Dozen,

. SslO 5,50 Per Dozen.? " 3,50 Per 1- -2 Dozen.

Drv Goods at.d iChinesa Silks.- hr--s m

1

JAMBS OLDS, Prifrietok:

pins Viiies, Liquors. Beer

- ALWAS"ON"UAND.

Comer Nuuanu anil Jlotel Strtta

Bell Telephone 211. Post OSica Box 107

CALIFORNIA"

Wine-Compan- y

407 FORT STREET,"Alclnerny Block.

JOBBERSW

SPIRITS.

GoldenRuleBazaar, '

Depot for NEWSPAPERS andPERIODICALS .by every

incoming ..steamer.

Subscriptions Payable in !

Advance. -

fDOMESTIC iSEWIN.d

MACHINES.

mi r t 11 TTjLnis Aineojne.is. ine --rving oiL'lll- - On it you can jnake a Lock- -

Button-hole- s, Ruffles, Tucks.. . k

.t t ' m r

Pjasehall, Croquet.v

Stationery and Blank Books at23" Cash Prices.

.r

Hand Sowing Machines fromheight dollars nnd a half up. jy27

AVE INVITE ALL SMOKERS

To call and inspect onr late importationof the celebrated G. B. D.'p pes, cigars

t:cz.Xii.c;z:R & crc.

T. H. Davies

& Co.,

46t

Fresh Feed

and Flour

From WASHINGTON.

Lion" Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,PER " WARIMOO" Just

to. Hand.

New Dry: Goods

Crockery,

Hardware,Groceries,

To Hand.

Bailey Honolulu Made

Wire Woven

Matresses and

locks

oceanicSteamsnip :- -: uo

TimeJ Table.

LOCAL LESnE.

S. S. A.USTJR A TilA.,ArriTB Honolulu i Leare Hosolahi

frosi S, F, forS,F.

Aug. 11 July 21.Sept. '8 Aug. 181

Oct. 6 Sept. 15.Nov. 3 .Oct 13.Dec. 1 Sot. 13.

Dec. 8.

Thxdusli XinpFrom San .Fran, for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu

Monowai.

,...Auga.'aneaat- - r-b: . . . . .ty-'o- vt n

Marmosa. . bOD

Monowai. ;Oct 25

From Sydney for San Franci3co.

Leave Honolulu.

Alameda July 26Mariposa ;...Aug 23Mnowai Sept 20Alameda Oct 18

Capt. Wm. Dayiesf

Stevedore andW recker.

ESTIilATES AND CONTRACTS ON

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

On and aft-- r Monday, Oct. 22.1894, the STR. WAIMANALO,will sail every Mndav, at 5 p m

for HANAPEPE, KOLUA,

ELEELE and LIHUE,KAUAI.

CAPT, WM. DAVIES,Master & Owner- -

Inquire. at office of J. 8. Wauur oyerSpreckcTK Banb.

feh U.PACIFIC SALOON,

Comer King and Nuuanu StreU.

EDW. WOLTEE Miasgcr.

Th Finest selection of LIQUORS ftuo

BEER, sold anywhen is tha town.First-ck- i attendenos. Call and judge

for yoursalf . no SO-t-f.

City- - Carriage

Jrp'Qt Co.

Blacksmith Shop

107 KING STREET

D. BEjT, HRBlacksmith Work

AM)

Carriage Repairing

PAINTING : AND : TRIMMING

In all Jt4 Branches, at BedBick Price.

Mutual Telephone 332

0F Givrutft CiU sd jdf

jTUgj Harris011

i

CONTRACTOR AND

BUILDER

The LeadingBuilder

IN HONOLFLl7.

Estimates given on all kinds

of Brick, Iron, Stone and

Wooden Buildings Job-

bing of all kinds.

Building Material for Salo. 510

and 512 King Street. Residence

Telephone, Bell 227.

P. O.Box 11.oc2-- tf

Rational -- toon Wop

Qtjkn Street,Between Alakeli & Richard Sts

UNDERSIGNED ara prepared toTHE all Idad .

Iron Bram, Bronze, Zino,

Tin and Lead Casting. AlioGeneral Repair Shop for Steam Engine.

Rica Hill, Com Milk,Water Wbeola, Wind Mill, esc.

MacHbm for the Cleaskg of Coffee,

Cator0ik.Eean9, Raraie, Sual,

Piaeapple LentTes & other Ffbross Plaata,

And Fapar Stock

Also Maehlnt for ExtneHig Starch from

tha Manioc, Arrow ILepti etc

OT All Orders prasp y attended to.

WHITE. RITMAN eft CO

MEDEIR' S & Co.iVTercliant. T'a.iloii'x

American, En Huh and Scotcb.meooion nana. irst-ciaj-

Trork guaranteed.Hotel St., under Arlington Hotel Bloc.Honolulu.

S. D. CKF.R.Manager--

roon.

CORNER OK

Numnu and Beretania StrocU.561 Both Tklephones:-- 5G1

GOOD, RELIABLE andiv27 tf CIVIL DRIVERS.

1TKK CJEEAJST,

DEALER IN

Fiqg Fni!nijhing ood

Fine TailoringFine Chinese and Jnpanesy

HandkerchiefsNoa. 31 to 33 Nuuanu St. Hinn- -lulu. P.O. Box 2n3 iya

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

Harry Klemme, Manager

Cor. Nuuanu & Beretania rU.

Honolulu, H.I.

The ;Only Sporting House in;

Town.

O. 3?. S. a Speciality.

LOHENGRIN LAGER BEER

Always on DruaghL

3 GLASSES FOR 25 CENTS.

BeH of. Wines, Liquors,and Cigars,

; ALWAYS ON HAND.

B.

Garl Axt&t hc

RING-EB-.

twnmmm 1

ixiLciiijsrii;COMPY.

A Kinds of Needles for Sale andRotViiring Done. Damon's BlockBethel Street, Honolulu. P. O.Box 4-1- jy21

HongBranch

Establishment.

Thi9 FIrat-Clas- a BathtTig Iirthas been enlarged and is now ooeuto the public It is the best placeon the iylnnds to enjoy a Bath, andthere is no better ulnce to lay off.Special iiccnmmodatioud for Li --dies. Trnmcar3 pns3 the dnr everyhalf hour, and on SMtnrdays andSundays every fifteen tninutca.

C. J. SHERWOOD,jy24 Proprtolor.

Wjolegale Wiqe

Liqaoi1 Dealer

19 Nuuanu Streef

We would call ynir attoation toOur Spfdctf BnitWl3j

Longife Pure Orearn

RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksbtrrg Beerau2 in c3fcsor bottle--

Tinsmiths and Dealers

-- IN-

Grbckery, Gtissware, $e.

water pipes laid and plumbingneatly executed

Nataaa3 tCe Klcx and UoUl. Aj Halldias Jjfo3a

290 Ring Up 290

, UnitedCarriageCompany,

I

M.RElSIJ.CGtUlNN

PROGRESS.

The Lnift ikf Land if P.stahUshta

m Rihicousncst

HONOLULU, OOT. IS. 1894

MACHINE POLITICS.

It is surprising that the more

intelligent portion of tbe active j

nopporters of the republic cannot

understand that nothing is more

injurious to the formation and

continuance of a stable govern-

ment than the present abseuce of

a healthy opposition. Any at-

tempts of placing an independent

ticket in the field on tbe part of

men dissatisfied with tho Ameri-

can Union ticket i3 met with u

howl of derision. Tho dictum

issued from tho Lengno must bo

final and irrevocable. Everybody

must bow to Murray and Jonesand blindly follow in their steps.

Tho experience gained in 1887

should be a lesion to tho presentgovernment The revolutionarygovernment at that day swept

everything before them and theyelected a legislature in which

there was only one party and ab-

solutely no opposition and the

result is that thoy filled the sta-tut- o

book of the conntry with

some of tho most absurd, uselass,and poorly framed laws. A oJ'Atho laws have been declnrod un-

constitutional nnd a number of

othors have virtually never goneinto effect white another number

had to bo amended if not repealod altogether.

And this result is quite natur-

al. Legislators who need notwatch or spar with an oppositiongot careless and thoy rush meas-

ures through in a slip shod man-

ner to got through with the work

and got back to business andhomes. That tho administrationof course will have a groat andabsolnto majority goes withoutaaying. Legislators on an

ticket would not be inopposition to tho government ex-

cept causo givou but thoy wouldmako caroful investigations intothe mothods of the governmentand not blindly adopt overy proposition or act .placed before thohouso. "Why the governmentshould bo afraid to meet men whowero elected independently andnot bound by any cath or pledgwo cannot seo. Tho plantersliavo the absolute majority inboth housos and ,tho planters areof course tho rulors of tho governinent.

Tho ticket published a few daysago in our columns was not''nomination" by tho Holomua astho Star says but it was sent to usfrom some votors who objected to

tho kind of politics throughwhich Mr. P. C. Jones and hisfriond Mr. Murray undortook to

rnn tho Union Party and the votors of Oahu.

Practical Benevolence.

Tho late S. N. Castlo beforehis death expressed his desirethat a largo portiou of his greatwealth should be devoted to cor--tain charitable purposes. Hishoirs will fulfill his wishes to thelotter.

Tho bequests aro ns follows:$25,000 to tho Hawaiian Boardof Missions; 15,000 to the Hono-lulu Library Association and afine pipo orgnu, to cost from$2500 to $3000. for tho new bnilding of Oahu College. Besidesthere is 10,000 which will brgiven to somo other worthy ob-

ject,, which has not yet been defi-

nitely settled upon.

Kindly Explain.

A Kyoto baby f.t its birth, 21months ago, was registered as agirl, and has only now been re-

registered as a boy. A vernacularpaper irreverently remarks thattho Creator b(nisel sometimesenjoys a joke. Hyoga iVeir-t-.

The condition of the Schoolstreet bridge is scandalous, ifthe bridge is not repaired shortlyan accident can bo expected,

i JtowU say?.

INDEPENDENT.

H. Elemme --will run asCandidate for the House

of Bepresentatives.

3Ir. H. Klemme has been re-

quested br a number of voters torun for representative at Ihetcoming election. He consentedtoday and the necessary petitionhas been filed in tbe Interior DepartmenL Klemme is not on any"ticket" but ruin alone on hismerits.

HE DENIES.

In yesterday's Advertiser Mr.Hosmer, the principal of Pu-nab- ou,

denies that he has ever re-

flected in a derogatory manneron the pupils of Hawaiian parentage. The denial is rather vagueand it seems to us that it ia notan open statement of an uprightman who holds a responsibleposition, bt.t rather an attemptto shuffle out of tho affair by virtually saying that he don't want totake notice of his accusers. Farther enquiries among tho pupils,and others confirm the originalstatement that Mr Hosmer hasspoken in highly improper termsof the half-whit-es, and even

warned his white pupils from associating with them. Uur en-

quiries have also disclosed otherthings which if the' are . confirm

'Zxi will p'ace tbe professor in a mostunenviable light and prove thathe is not at all impartial not evanin his well known dislike of andcontempt for half whites. Etoosome of that despisod race seem tofiud favor in the eye of the auto-

crat who ' 'doesu't care what peoplesay."

The trustees who apparentlysustain Mr. Hosraor in his policyof race-hatre- d should rememberthe large sums given to theschool by Hawaiian chiefs andchiefesses. Such benevolencewas not exercised for the purposeof having tho children of the soildiscriminated and abused ifnothing worse When our investigations aro finished we shall showtho stato of affairs at Punahouwithout fear or favor.

I'LL BE A KING.

Tho following "poetry" blein through our window enclosedin an envelop bearing tbe stampof a well-kno- wn firm in townThe "poet" when not busy gettingready to bo a king is evidentlyconfiuod to the every day drudgeryof a wholesale house and towriting "poetry." May he, soongot in to the King business andout of tho "poet" business:

l.IH nail the crown of HawaiiAnd 111 maVe myself a King,I'll set tho Bells a ringingAnd I'll niiiko tho Boys all licg.When I'm King of HawaiiYon will find me not the wontWhen I am King of HawaiiI'll be Frederick the First

I'll rwstore the good old timsAs they always used to beWith lota of wealth and freedomAnd gloriona liberty

3.

I'll tire out all tboce Dutch CopFioai oar little ParadiseIII send them nil to Deutch landI'll rotoro the People's choice.

Ill Ere ont all those PirateiFrom onr Paltce white or gray111 send them all,teJIolokiAnd there 111 msKtfcew stay.

Big Suits.

The republio is enjoying not'ess than four suits which will betried at tho November term. Pa-blo Artime claims $500 as a re-

ward for information given in acertain murder case in 1892. Mr.

charf demands $10,000 damagesfor bodily and mental injuries

i . .received oy tailing tnrooeh asidewalk grating. Fred. Harrison, the contractor and A. V.Gear claim $10,000 lor an allegedviolation of contract o tele o! alease of government aad Fred.Harrison brings a suit for110,000on the groB&de as in his joiat iaitwith A. V. Gear.

The officers aad traatt o! tbeLeilani Boat Club met last nightat the Hotel, aad will &vmaaeaas to raise inanary faada

CORRESPONKlffiEf

rw tin sat Laid asstelrea nssozwible farthe opinions or the utterance of 03 rcorrwpondenU.

Editor Holoxca:May I, through your columns

call the attention of the management of the Tramway Co., thatit would be wise to established arule that small children shall notbe allowed to drive on the plat-

forms of the carg... I have severaltime noticed tnew recklessnesswith which certain small boysstand on the steps of tbe car andamuse themsefve3 by jumping off

and on. Someday an accidentwill happen and the TramwayCo., will be blamed as usually. Isaw this morning a small perhapssix years old boy performing thedescribed acrobatic act severaltime narrowly escaping a 'falland finally when he reached thePunalfou Preparatory Schooljumpiug off right in front of ahack coming from the oppositedirection and only through thehack driver immediately pullingup the little fellow would havebeen trampled on and run over.Letthe children stand up or sit downinside tbe car. It is too late toclose tbe stable wbeu the horseis stolen. Passexoeb.

A Popular Comedy-dram- a.

2sed Thorns' popular comedy-dram- a

"The Black Fiag" is oneof America's most lasting succes-ae- s.

It embodies the two strongelements comedy and wholesomedrama, with stirring climaxes.Tbe characters are all strong and

fiejy drawn on both sides andthe &3pes increase in interestfrom the first accusation of thefather and brother and corrobo-

rated by the sweetheart until thefinal acquittal and reunion.Messrs Snow and Scott will playthe brothers Harry and Jack;Miss Dalgleish, Naomi, Mr. Hal-lett- ,

Lazarus tho scheming jewand Miss Nannary, tho waif Ned.Tho house should be a large one.

A Sound Viewl

Burclar: Don't shoot!.Householder (angrily)': Why

shouldn't 1 shoot? You cumohere to rob, and if necessary, tomurder.

"Just so. I ought to be shot,and as you've got the drop on me,you cau do it, but for your ownsake I advise you not to."

"Why not, pray?""First, the shot will call the

police, who will rush in, smashwhichever bead they find up,and that will be yours; second,you'll be burned off to a filthycoll, full of disease and bedbugsand kept there until tbe day fortrial; third, although you will bodeclared not guilty, of course youwill have to pay the lawyers.Better lot me carry off what I'vegot and sleep in peace and com-fo- rt.

1 11 thank yon for yourpurse. .

'Here, take it. Burglars comecheaper than lawyers and policemen. jew 1 ork H cekly

0f SALE

A Complete

Hunting 6utfit.

One Irish Setter bitch of the,b3.bloiKl in America; registeredin the A. K. S. B. and partlybroken.

One Pointer bitch by tbe cele-brated Gleube gii tlut cost$J000in England.

One Pup five weeks old fatherand mother thorooghbreeds.

One Backboard built especiallyfor hunting purposes.

One 12 uge L. C Smith gunas good as aec and m fine order.The above outfit will be sold cheapEnquire of

W. H. CUNNINGHAM,

Anchor Saloon.tp!9-t- f

Gust A. Mauer,

HAWAIIAN HOTEL BARBSIi

Lodm Shampooing a speci--

Mmtok tug.

Hawaiian

Hardware

Conip'y- -

September 17, 1S94.

If we remember correctly the"Charleston" was the first of toe"White Squadron" to visit Hono-

lulu. Her arrival on her secondcrui6 is still in the minds of

people who were here on January29, 1891. When with flags athalf-mas- t and yards cock-bui- lt

she entered port with the bodyof King Kalakaua, the kind at-

tentions shown by the officers tothe King during the voyageto the United States and the, al-

most sacred manner in which thebod' was guarded while beingborne to the Islands, endearedthe "Charleston" to the peopleof Hawaii. As much as it was inthe power of tho people, tueirappreciation was shown to theofficers during their stay andwhen sailed they left graven on

tablets of love and memory, ev-

idences of their Aloha for Ha-

waii. Few, if any, of the officerswho were here then are on thevessel now; some have reachedthe age of retirement and othershave gone to other vessels butthe Charleston is still green in

i the heart or tbe Hawaiians.Have you ever used a PansyStove? We have been sellingthem for four or five years andto-da- y they wear the "YellowCoat" in the empire of stoves.They are recognized by everyone, even dealers in other stoves,as a superior article and onewhich they do not care to run upagainst. Of course stoves maybe bought from people who arenot dealers. We have peoplerunning hero every day or two

for fire bricks and parts belong-

ing to stoves thej-- have boughtfrom other parties, and whenthey fiud they cannot get themiiov discard their stoves and

buy a "Pansy." You see thereis a disadvantage in buying dearthings at low prices. Come tous and get a Pansy at 15 00 andyon get full value for your mo-

ney. You don't get a $75.00range for fifteen dollars, mindvou, but you get a first classstove that is worth Thirty dollarsto any one

Our Ready Mi tod Paints aresuited to the wants of neople whohave a little painting thoy wantto do themselves. Tho advant-age iu buying a prepared paiutib that you have the benefit ofthe best misers in the "United

States without having to pay for"it. Tho paiut is ready for usedirectly you take the top oft thocan and if you don't find it cheaper and better than any you canmix yourself we nro mistaken inour experience' In California thepainters are using the preparedarticle in preference to buyinglead and oils because they find itto their advantage to do so Webelieve it is only a question oftime when the painters here willfall into line.

Hanging lamps are in as greatdemand now as ever. Peopleseem to want something for light-ing purposes that will give asgood light as tho sun they findit in the lamps wo are giving ay.

Our cheap stand lamps arean excellent thing for a servantsroom and will nnd a readv salein the Island stores. WTe cansupply anv demand, for a singlelamp or for a thousand.

There's lots of Hawaiianswhose Kuleanas need fencingand we have the wire with whichto do it Wo have also the ma-

terial for building a fence thatwill last until loag after tho mil-leniu- m.

Instead of paying ahigh price for posts, or even get-ting them for the cutting, yourfence will cost you less money ifyou buy steel stays and washersand make a Jones Locked fence.

We have, everything you wantm tne hardware and house furnishing goods line you wish.And we court investigation as totheir quality and price.

fk Hawaii BariTirt Ct.

BEDS of'woven WIRE! I

t

OF THE

19th G&tW&

Did anybody ever hear how the banana firstwas jjroWn.

How the milk pot In the cocoanut; wbwimin;o seed wss sown;

From whenre the natives came to people tWsfair land,

And when they died, where they all west, thehappy duiky band?

These facts are all mysterious, and no solu-tion cel.

And there's other mysteries quite as dep I

which are not fathomed yet:Who was It ran the opium rinj, got la the J

Honor free.How was it Customs men were blind, detec-

tives could'nt see

Whose coin? to be the Tammany King ofthis most pious town,

Who'll start the Show, to whom shall we allplank the "needful" down;

Wno will be Boss, and run the firm, whowill the Buckley be,

Tc doit on the Frisco plan of the GreatRepublic free!

One thins we know that BAILEY'S BEDSare made of WOVEN WIRE,

Ther sive ns comfort, peace and rest, and areall that we desire;

He takes no part in politics, but docs thebest he can.

To please his friends, and show that he's theWOVEN WIRE MAX !j

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY,

Manufacturer ofwoven wire Beds,

Hotel Street, Honolulu, (nextdoor to Horn's Steam Bakery.)

Sold, "b-y- fill RespectableDealers.

aug 1 4- -1 m

KAMEHAIEHA GIRLS

SCHOOL.

Tbe first term of Kamehameba GirlsSchool will onen Monday November i2th.Applications for admission may be nddiess-e- d

to Miss Pope either at KamehnmehaMitnuiil or Miss rope, will be lu the Hiiwa-iia- n

Kindergarten Room, Queen EiamaHall, Saturday mornings from 2 whereshe will be pleased to meet pplicants. Thetuition is tifty dollars (S50.) a year. Noapplicants received under 12 'vea of age.

Oct. 11-l- m. w

CARD OF NOTICE.

Schnrf & Co.. has removed tn Ar-lingt-

Block Hotel Street, wherethey will be better able to serve.nd please their Patrons.

Will keep on hand all the latestpapers.

B.ok Stationery. Periodicals itNovelties, in all branches of tbetrade.

sel4 tf

Per S.S. AUSTKALIA.from the Coast

CAMAEINOSRefrigerator

Contain a Full Supply of IceHouse, such as

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Fresh Salmon, Cauliflower

Celery, Muscat Grapes,Peaches, Apricots!

Mectarines,Japanese Plums

Tokay Grapes,German Prunes

Crawford Peaches,Silver Prunes

Hose Peru Grapes,Bartlett Pears,

Sikle Pears, Etc.

.California FruitMarket.

Mutual TeL 37S . it1

NOTICE.

D. Howard Hitchcock has re-opened his classes in drawing andpainting at his Class-Boo- m onHotel St

Class instructions givec everyWednesday and Saturday from Sp. x., to 12 P. X.

Application for the fell termBhoold he JSttk-a- i 009. - lw

ARRIVED

fmFrench and Scotch Ginghams

Yictoria Lws (new). 10 yds for ..75c

White Dr-s-s Goods (now). .10c, 15e... 222ftj,. 3V

Whits ami Colored Dimities new .wSQa. and 2-'- c

Llaunolletts, all colors, (new; 10 yds for $!.(.

SSTTim okl mnxira "There is nothing, new nrnhMr tho

'knocked out. Gail and bo convinced.

. . M. S. LEVY.' Who is now settled in Benson, Smith it Go. sj

OKI Stand, Fort Street

sun

POUND MASTER'SNOTICE- -

Notice is horobv given to allpersons that there nro fc theGovernment Pound Mafcikis:nce the first ny of Oct 1$94,3 hordes and a cow 1 buy marewith n little white spot at thoforuhnead, branded J C on tholeft hind leg; 1 brown ntnro, nobrand on; 1 cream mare with n

little white spot at the forehand.All the four legs white. BrandedH on the left hind leg; 1 r.ed cowno braud, right oar. choped otlthus A.V- -

Any ptrson or persons owningthese animals nro requested tocome nnd take tho sumo on orbefore 12 o'clock noon Oct. 131SW, SATURDAY.

War. Kaapa .Pound Master.

Mnkiki Oct. 1, 1S94. ocbi

PIONEER

Steam CANDY Factory- -

anil

Ice Cream Parlors

ST PRACTICAL

CONiTSC TIOISTEK

and ORNAfrlENTER

In all Lrauchti of lite buiinets onthen island.

Amoricanj En-H- sb. German and FrenchPASTRIES Mad to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAKES

Made of the Very Best Material andat Reasonable Rate.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlways on Hand.

Manufactured at Mr EstabJfehmcntArc Guaranteed to be Positively Pure and

coiu ai rneos no oiner esuiMtthmentciro compete with.

FACTORS' AND STORE

No. 71 Hotel Street, Honolulu.Both Telephones No. 74. jy2C

L. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

HAVE JUST ItEGEIVEi) A

ASSORTMENT OF .

FINE SUITINGS,

"ELEGANT, PATTERNS,

AND LATEST STYlET.

These goods vdlVbz sold fa any Qaantitv

from a'--

.IOOjYardsDowx toJExough

to Hake a Single Suit !

AST) atHABD H1SSPEIPES!

MOV ui Jlw. .

..lOifirSCtonma J3c.

.

(new)

T'SATOSSUP

Sometimos whoro to go o pnr.cbaso 11113-

- pnrticnlur artrle. ' uinot if yon lmppon to wtnt w --

thing in the lino of

.feists' (Supplies 1

Picture grains;

or enlarged portraits, there obut one place in Honolulu.pnrcbasoail materials, ami tlut sKING BEOS.' Storo, for winchthere is no rival on the- -

Islands.- -

Tho finest paintings in Hawaii,aro on exhibition in this oallerr.

The firm makes a specialtv ofenlarging portraits as wellmaking picture framos in thovery latest stylos of mouldings.

In tho sheot pictures, th yhave thousands to select from f

which they invito an inspectionUt any tirno.

KXN--G

BROS-- ,

Hotel Street, : : : Hmoln' i

aug. 2n-lmd- ly.

POUND MASTERSNOTICE.

Notico is hereby givn to allpersons that there aro t tli- -

Government Pound at 1uk ki,1 cream maro no brand. 2 wh-t-

feet on rght side; 1 brown hYE on rght hind h p,

white 1 on back, 2 whit-- -

.pot on hip; 1 brown mar' bra ed

r on leit hind hip; 1 c he-t-n- ut

mar not brand; 1 lr wnmaro and 1 young horse briml-!-P-

on neck; I bay horso brand- - I

AF on hind hip.Any person or persons ownir'

theso horses, nro requested tcomo nnd tko tho same on crbefore 12 o'clock noon, Saturday,October 20, 1894.

.Win. IvAAI'A,

Pound .Master.ITakiki Oct S. 1S04. octS tf I

M. Morifcwa

CITY SHOEING SHOP

BfcTHEL STJREET,

Next door to Bay Horao Saloon.

BLACKSMITH WORK AND

CABBI A GE REPAIR NG

AT BEDROCK PRICES

Give mo a call and Jndce for7

yourself.Oct. 12'h-I- m

E. M. HASUISiCotHmf-Kiii- rr nf Prirn'rt YlTnvs ml

Wat9?Bigjfc, District of Hoa jlnla.

NOTARY PCBUn,AQiyrto GRANT ifASSfAGE UQZSSZs.

"4

iThc golomua fifatemtar.,

OCT. IS, 1S94.

Tn W :Th

1 2 3 I

9 10 ! J2i15 16 'J2 23 C4

30 31

i r iIS 18

JS 27

I

Last QuarterOct

Fulli4

First Qnarterl

Moon.23

VESSELS IS PORT.

JfAVAl. VESELS.' '

HEMS If;acmlk,My, Esqaimsnlt, BC.

JSJ3CHATMES--.

,i4 ura. Ttrown. NewcftsUe, K S "VV.

11 Pimond, Nllson. S F. --

. .r l 'h. 1 'belt Sun Francisco.jKeilop,IvsHen, Cray's arbor.

, i k VrtralU, Hflwdlottc, ST., k tV.kl-nd- . Seattle.

i?onrifi" vessels expected.

v - ft Lowers. .. LaysAn Id Dae1 M s s ( r.y "f Pekiae. Yokohama. .Oct 9

V, ?! .ntrr Ijysn Id. . . .Oct ftk

.M re C . . It TownpcndOct 12k Ki kitat....rtTownend.Oct 20

. i hH-inn- rc Newcastle.... Oct 20

" Fore- -t ..NevrcMtle "at 2rj

i k K i Liverpool Oct 30, iv i Eureka Oct 31

1! M.mns Ate.. Newcastle.. Nov IS,rP ritan Newcastle. . . Nov 30

- .,. p (ilnivor. ..2fewctI...Nov .h)

ii.rU :l !euberg..Hremen.... Dec 10- ,t 11 lade Liverpool... .Jan 30

KOHEinN CTAIl. SERVICE.

Keavh.!r will leave for and arrver"m &n Frnncieco and other foreign

--t fon or about the following dates,

i the clow of ISO.

lrvc ITONOLULU DDE HONOLULU

r. B as Francisco.Tm. San FkanciscdjR Vancouver, i OR VANCOUVER.

jn Oat 0, Australia Oct.Arawa Oct. 24Ad H ....Oct. 13

Oct. IS Monowai Oct. 25M.'Wfm Nov 'Australia Nov. 3

In trAm . . .Nov. 10 China Nov 12jjs lp-s- Nov. 15Alatncxla Nov. 22

(i ,.,n c Nov 10.M owora Nov 24

v .tra lira. i..Deo. 8

M n wHi ....Dec.M uira Dec.I :.:n- -

29

FrjSatj

56

Moon;

New

V.

rF

y,

AT

6

iumiuiiu

1331

Dec 11Mariposa.... Dec. 20Arawa Dec. 24

Dec 3 Australia.... Dec. 29

P.o Pauthoon Saloon is the,1-- ot for the cehbratcd Entor- -

r.spBer, where it can always bofojnd c ol and frt-s- on tap. Wo

via nt deal in ' FrvdericksburgBrrr" as the morning Paper

beentecd. ir is ngunr - iicsm ng uruiK.

JIM DJl-D- . Proprietor.

Tnlk about braying asses. Thot .wnis full of them. McBruyer's

whiskey ;s only to bo found attho Emniro Saloon. And whenit's found it sUi's.

Ocotuiic

Fn Keqna of thoEtnpiro Saloonmado a now dual which will

touch tho or at least thoI- - datis of many a

keeps half-and-half"

cm draught and a most dehmrms and cool farsuperior to "plain" boor.

so 17 tf

J. J. Williams tho well-kno- wn

. i.r

oflectures can bo at gallery.For aro at a reasonablefigure by tho dozen or

rod.

WANTED.HonS'kcener or nurse by

nursoU.S. will island U

lnqurotOfkicb.

Std

Dancing School.

lTtk? PEfEIt

LOCAL NOTES. SUICIDE

The Black Flag tonight

The Hawaii arrived this

councils this

-- The Healani's will meet to-

morrow evening.

"White Rye withare the speciality of. the

The anctionsale ot O.goods-wil- l tako place nextnesday.

Great preparations are beingmade to make the St. AndrewsChurch fair and luau a success.

The concert of the Nationalband wus largely lastnight at the Hotel. The boysfurnished the usual fine mnsic

Mr. Friemnnn who recently'resigned tho hotel on accountof a "sensation," is "ow sueingfor wages alleged to due him.

577 Chinese and 12 Japanesewho nrrived here in the City ofPeking wero released from thequarantine station yesterday.

Tho enterprising manager of

tho Hawaiian Hardware CompanyMr. E. II Hendry will leive in

tho on a trip.

A sensational article with pic-

ture of a recent imported would-b- e

masher will probably adorn thecolumns of the American, to-

morrow.

Purser White who enjovedhis honovmoon and vacation atSans Sonci will be on his old

tho W. G. Hall on her next

trip.

Tho Honolulu Librarv whicht'raigh so:r.c mistake has adve- r- r(centlv has closed for ro--

Cill at the Pantheon prtirs now open and tho

has

hoarts,thirsty wander-

er. Hoservos

bevoraao.

.........

tho

by thouud

thrthe

cocktails

Girdler's

attended

Alameda business

has

interior of tho building vastlyimproved.

9

Tho Central Union Indies will

a Thimblo Boe whatever

that may be this afternoon. Itis to hoped the Bee is not thfirbonnets.

To-dn- v is the last forwould-b- e law makers to for

tho coining race and plank up

fees, bo weighed and how

their colours.

Extensive repairs will have to... i .i- -

bo made on the old stono cnnrcn.Tho congregation will havo to

find another house of worship in

tho meantime.

The International SchntzonArtistic 1'hotograpiior is maK.ng rill hold tho Regular Meeta j.pociimy ui puitw..u u . Armorv on Jiere- -J),.ls and Silk Handkerchiefs ,-

-.strPet.Fr (1),v Evening. 19th

Coranluto sols Lau torn slides ? -

hadthey sold

h

V

II

1'

As'X'crieticed just from

leave nurso.

HuLOMUA

rctS

jtcKISSOS

The meet

Wed

from

post

is

havo

bo

dnyenter

thoir

inst.,nt 7:30 P. x

Mr. J. G. Bothwell. tho well

known accountant and presentbook-keepe- r for W. O. Irwin St

Co., has accepted a position with

W. C. Peacock & Co.

Tho authorities now say thatit . 1 1 A

thero was nolhing in mo nurgcumvstorions assault on Miss Cut- -

tor. Kightmaro Is accused oi

having assaulted her and no ono

else.

Judging from tho rcM Aa- -

Ihs tmdersiguo.-- lias opened a pcbool tor maiuls 0U Manager Dailey for

lVBB,ta0.t-t?,5!- , nititions and tho absence ofs's win De inviu uv iuouiu..-.r- v, - i ,B OnuraSuwttAory Tuelny, luursnHy .

ob3talinl tUk-a-t tl,0 uos pu,c"t

IlarLi"waiBath. House

on

l 'ono must iunv 4

know whatdon'ttheatre, goers

thov want.

. I .... ..t I V1SKI1 1 " - " ' " O

. V- - .... . It.iViWiT liVTUlOlllIU '- - n'i. f :ru. duced at tho Opera Hose this

1 o se t W. i :ib. gsV u that wil be run as a eveuig.

BUCK

Strictly FlCSi-GIaS- S OuGlyudoo, tbeirfhe.-..- P A.rianryljtras, atii it"''

KW S ci flccumt a.uons i a'jL it. .id CtitdrgnT I-- f

..1 Hw TTimnluIn

FLiG.

to

it

I

rs

Wttnleu T 7- -

. a . . Mkr i Tr.m-cn- rs na?a tie pime ,olviY auroll, wiaow..,,

iJohn Spear Kills Himself.

A while ago reports from Hilostated that John Spear, a watch-

maker residing in that town wasmissing and a reward was offeredfor information in regard to hiswhereabouts. For two dayssearches were made and the riversdragged but no sign of the mis-

sing man wasfoend. nO Wen-nesda- y

a native boat man foundthe body of John Spear in agrove of guava bushes in a gulchnear.Hilo. It was then learnedthat the unfortunate man hadcommitted suiiide by shootinghimself through the heart. Deathmust have been instantaneous.The deceased resided formerly inHonolulu where he pursued histrade as practical jeweller andwatchmaker. He was at one timea prominent member of Lodg leProgress uud the masons in Hiloattended to his funeral. Finan-cial tronbles wero undoubtedlythe cause of his rash act. An in-

quest was held and a verdict ofsuicide rendered bv the corner's !

jury.

A Good Opportunity.

It is to be hoped that thetrustees ot tho Lunalilo Estate ;

will use tho present opportunityof securing tho magnificent bustof King Lun ililo now on exhibi-tion at the Pacific Hardwire Co'sstore. It is one of Allen Hutch-

ison's fi test works, and the proper place for it is at the Homeerected by that truly popularking. Tho bust we un lerstandis now tho property of Mr. J. F.Colburn, but wo have no doubt,that he would part with it if theobject was to place it in the Luna-

lilo Homo. Th- - estate is verywealthy and tho trustees couldeasily afford to buy it.

The Term Closed.

The October term of tho CircuitCourt held in Kohala. Hawaiihas finished its work and the dif-

ferent officials have returned to

town. A number ofcasoweietried. The Japanese murderer

from Kona was found gu lty and

sentenced to 20 years imprison-

ment. Gaspard who was accused

of inst gating tho recent "coffee"

battle was found guilty and sen-

tenced to pay a tine of 5U0. An

appeal was uotod Among those

who returned in the Hawaii were

Attorney General W. O. Smith,Paul Neumann, C.L. Carter, and

Chester Doyle. Tho Ashfords

did not return this morning.

The Honolulu Dancer.

Miss Stoekmo-e- r has created a

new torpsicorian idea that wUl bi-know-

to America as ihe Hono- -uln dance- - It will bo a through

novelty in the dancing lino andas beautiful as unique. Tho firsthalf of the ovolntionare in Amer- -

oan attire displaying the starsand stripes,, and a lightning

change is made to a pichiresq io

Hawaiian ci stuine in which tho

dancer perfonnes original stepsto Hula music'. It is probablethe lady will give us tho pleasure

of witnessing it before tho de

parture of theD.uley'sCo npany.

A would be "masher' ot thelegal fraternity who made him-

self obnoxious on a tram car yes-da- y

to two lady passengers was

made to disappear in double quicktimeat the determiued request of a

irate husband. It is about timethat sch "mashers" wero

POUND BLASTER'S

NOTICE

Notice li hev&r jivea to all pereas. tiuttire is t lb Ooverument l'unud at Makiki, oaa :ryrJ rtrd tsune. brsadel KAon thensht tuudlef, white ;i t ua tue

Wear ihrt tie fcttJS gon.And Is tie plaices! of tfc hssJ

Vbea Wbr tso irl, d frisk,Wbo nT--r rue 1 .Fia ttwksT W!w r Jtevsr iiil!Who ts aa pirquiti4sdrerla siort, bo snrwB isdl

The fr-sii-t-

From The War.

.London, Oct. 1. A Britishnaval officer attached to the Ch:-ne- ae

naval squadron which wasengaged in tbeiight off the' monthof the Tain river, has written a

letter to the Graphic, in whichhe gives additional details of thefighting, and says: "On boardthe war ship Chen Yuen, thefihtinjr was awful. Tho decksand space aronnd the guns werestrewn with human fragments.Three of tho five men workinga four-t- on gun, wore blown up bya shell from the Japanese warship. The fourth gunner was

shot while attempting to escapefrom the turret, and the fifth

: stuck to his post This man firedthree rounds at the Ianiwa. oneshell entering the engine room ofthe Japanese ship and-anothe-

r

smashing her forebridge.- - TheXaniwa then hauled off. TheChinese Admiral rewarded thesurviving gunner with a presentof 1000 taols. .

"A shell glanced from the steeldeck of the Chen TuSn and wentthrough her tower, shatteringevHything therein. Ale'itmintwho was in tho net of sinkingthrough the tnbe leading to theengine room, was blown to atoms,and his head w:is left hanging tothe seaking pipe. Huge frag-ments of armor and the teakbuckiug thereof were carried onboard by the shot, crushing anumber of sailors into a shapeless mass A European engineer,who was groping about in an en-

deavor to repair a steam pipe,was drenched from head to footwith the blp id of an assistant,who was dfsembmveled bv hisside by a shot from tho enemy'sships.

Tho Chen Yuen arrived at WeiHawei the d-i- after the fight inthe same cond tion which she leftthe battle No attempt has beenmade to wash the blood from heror to renyive corpses which strew-

ed her decks." . tTho writer expresses the opinion

that if tho European rn'ers conldhavo seen the Chen Yuen thej'would havo foresworn .warhence-fort- h

and forever.

NOTICE.

Daring my ab-enc- from helslnml', Vr.IIorce G. Ckabbe is duly Hnthoiized torvce ve hijiI receipt f r nil - raon'es dne andnwiug t lue --T. W. MJNLXG, at ny officennfi November 23nl, IS94, atwhich dateI will ijersoaally atteuL

J. V7. I.TJVIVG.octl'th 1m

S,003 SISAL PLANTS from the BahamasIsland have been linjjorted and can be hadin quantities to suit b applying at the Holo-mc- a

Office. Those interested In newshould not lose"th opportunity,

oct 15 tf.

GLlfOfilA pcdix

muitt

"re vtoisl. 1 white tdlioabcdel lads- - -

kEf, Eye.,

Corner Klnz and.AUkevStniet

ios-:-ii(i- n; mmBy Eray Steamer Sin Fran-

cisco, with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

Salmon Poultry,Etc.

V.1

from

Etc., Etc.. Etajt C 'St-- Jj.

MACHINE MADE

E O I t: KALIHL

Any 'person cr" persos. oxl t&i Taro PlaitL, Fresh Tof and'l$sfEiifc tb rjijnesJra to mm aaJ take ike ' Taro at .u time3iiouor uvretbeUyoffciie, liaIys ? ,toua tXJT. 27, Ring Up Mirt" iHerItn. f.ti

" m W. U WILCOX, -

L. J. JjEVEY. Lassie

W. R. BAILEY. . Manager

Second Season of.",

Dailey Stock Co,

under the personal direction ofAY. R. Dai lev.

j--

Tliursday Svening,OCT. IS, JS94, ,

v

THE BLACK FLAG!

Saturday Everting,:

OCT. 20, 1S94,

The Great-Englis- h Comedy

OTUSB BOYS I

Another great Laugh provoker

jW Doors.open at 7:30. CurtainWill rise at S o'c'ock prompt.

se22 td

LADIES' COLUMN.

Yes, we are going- - tfo give :a

round trip tioket to the Volcano

to the person bringing in tho

greatest number of our Sales

Checks on December 26th. . Wo

on Mr. Cha.e, the GenenilPis.-en-gr Ageni of thu Volcano

Hous Company, at his TuriatsHf-dqnarte- ra, William's Gdlery.and h ve made arr.m'g"mints with

IiTuTv 0'ir representativeca-- i go ( with the Thos.

Son's Excursion from tho Coist;-consistin-

of twenty fivo peoplq,

leaving hero nuunry 29th, if.

yuti s desire or at any other timeWo are as mix ous that whoever

represa.tts us on t lis.Jrip. shftll'

have all the pleasure there is in'

it, as wo are to have yon know;

that b3 0'r Quick Sals and small1

Profit System f d ing" busin- - ss.

you g-- the most ior your money

that it' enables you to buy

among the great .variety of goods,in our line.

EQUIPOISE WAISTS, cheap-

er than ewr, and speaking aboutEquipoise a n d Compromise

Waists they combine three gar-

ments in one a COB S.ET a

WA 1 ST, a ud Corset, (Jo ve r. They

a fiord the sauioTonst" snpporCthla rejrul ir hoard c'"rs?t d 'CS. Tne

bone pockts are so arrng d thathon' s em b- - removed ur re-ins- ert

ed jt a iy ti ne with ut any r:pp-i- pg

b.-i-ng d ne.

Lad es who find it uncomforta-

ble t wear $e ordinacv GorseJ,

and still cannot do with it simesnpport wilt find the EquipoiseWaist the long-- 1 atked-f- or substr--t

te'for O'rssts sir-s.- - Thev xre

st the tho thing to wear on the

mo Trip.

JF"Sav all your" Sale Checks

You may ba the luckv anec .

B. F. EHLERSfc&. CO.

POUND MASTER'S;

NOTICENotice Is btrrsbr civco tss all penoa thu

there t tit-- G Tra aural Pouad at 21- -iiln mi llci. 14. lS3t

H otntjrid w tile stallba baded JOE onXhf-- rihl" hind V-g-r - -

tejp vhib? jtf ot oa ' lho farebul in;l ibsxlxi.na. an t tb? hit er was est.

ot ubiI XiJSda re maeOetl to euuam isiwi

lake tb- - me un or ixiuri 12 'ekeSt tooo.FEID iY Oct. 35. iS&t - . '

3aJB3dC:iX 12i.

- T"i

mmDEALERS I

- V J t

C arrfegs - and: - WagesiMSTERIiLLSt

tS?-- TO Qu&ehi - Stii-ecit- -

Benson1; Smith & Co.

The Corner DRUG STORE

Pare Dxaprs, ,'

-

. ' Fiiifa,. Pepfumes1; t4

: - Prompt Vtfceation. ' Low" Prices

Corner Ford & Hotel Ste

HOLLISTER & CO.

Importers. AVholasaU and Rottil Dntie? Tif '

j

Agents-fb- r theCelebrnted

BrT.5 . -

'-

Gr. :b. d. pxp:si

POEIFIED WATER;

IXTo Microbes,13 UiED BV TWK CO.VSOLICA fEO

SODA "WATER WORKSCOM-PAN- LuuifcKl.

hp

oc4

4

JUST ARRIVED,

B4BY --. CARRIAGES

OF All STYLES,

CARPETS,

RfJQS,Ml' A 5.I If.'l I

IN THE LATEST PATTERN'S.

'HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Machines,

trn With the Latest Improvements"

PARLOB.

Organs, Quitarr,And Other Mnskal Instrument.

i Wines, Liquois, Beer

If ALWAYS OK HAND. AND"

FOR SALE BY

ED. HOFFSCHUEGER

Kla St.. oppo. Castle & Coofco'a

ASSIQfiEE'S SA.LE!

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

enner & Co.

WJU. BIS SOLO

, Regardless of Cost.

VlftQ-i-FT-i-CH- H

: FuiinnuRe Dealers. :

the ftDSOit Ui tWey have

BrMfi Stotiu Ho. 9, Nuuanu St.,

Inhere tWy carry complete Hue of

KXDROOX SETS, OIAIB6,TABLES, VTARDKOBR3,

STANDS, Kic, Etc., Etc.

lBrnHHPKllr Otiiiprsl .rotiblnc

'

TOG FAT Oil AN,

A vonwr Kter Bethel Street.

aepi 6-8- ms

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

irnjjr KING and BETHEL St.

' OAKRIACtES,AT ALL HOUHS.

BfiUt TiWoioiie5 No. 113.

no' 16-t- f.

- -- -

' L H.rJlUSCHLER,

33oot Slioemalcei.

Eoptx8g, jiaatly Done, halfsolo and heat witb pogs, $1.00.

Hull sole xnd lral sowing, $1.50.

u7

Y.LTJMSIKG,

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Frosh Fruits ly Evorj CaliforniaStoKtwer, Ereh Island Butterfrom Tlawaii. 185 Fort Street.Cofifeo Eoastod. P O. Box 169Fresh Island Produce, GoodsDellvtarod to Any Part of theCity, c jy21

.

Gust A. Mauer,

HAWAIIAN HOTEL BARBER

Lojis Shampooing a speci-

ally' IToftofttfov atijpfe

sar INSUEANCE,

FIRE AND MARINE, E-U5WERSrGS"BD IS AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FLEE axd MARINE BISKS ON ;J

Buildings,' Merchandise, -

Baills, Cargoes, ; ;

ITreights andCommissions

At Current Bates-- , in the Following Cos.

--f- namely:

BOYAL INSURANCE COMPAZfT, LIVERPOOL,

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MAEIN0XDJDNL

WILHELMA OF MADGEBUBG'GENEEAB 1NSCEANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

WA & FEfSBRobinson Block, Hotel St., between Fori and Nuuanu,

Have Jnst Received, per Late Arrivals, ibe I orpest Stock of FUE

JilTUEE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Hndsome Carved Bedroom SetsInSSolicl O a.l, and of

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

WICKER ffi7j!2L. 3FL El ,Beautful Des:gns of "WickefSVare, consisting of

SOFAS, CHAIRS, EOCKEES, etc., you can get these in anyFINISH you desire.

Countless numbers of CHAIES, in every style, including OFFICEand HIGH CHAIES.

Earsisrsronsr TABLES,Wo bavo bad a number of calls for tbese Tables, with CHAIES to

match. We bavo now in stock tbo most

BEAUTIFUL DINING

EVER SEEN HEEE. )

Sideboards -:- - and -:- - CMffoniers

Divans covered witb POETIEES are becoming quite the rage inplaco of LOUNGES -- wo manufacture tuom to order,

"and have a i

laigo stock of POETIEES to sok-cf-c from. ,

3B 3 ID IDGroat Assortment of "WOVEN WLEE MATTEESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool and Straw Mattresses on baud and made to order.LIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows.

CEIBS, CRADLES, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.COEMCE POLES, in wood or brass trimmings.

r

and

by!

rn-ri-- r 4 iri i xi : tvI K - k. a - -

Mr. OLiJL Ai .

Our Goods ro I irst Class, andand bo a trial is solicited.

&

cBellMutual 417

BRICK, &

Limo. Cement. Iron

"Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

the LATES 'J k

ROOM FURfM5p-&-

I 2" Gr -

it ....l 1 1. c? r:I

our prices arei the lowest Come

Block, between Fort and Nunanu

Residence:Mutual 410

P. 0, Box 117

WOODEN 6DBMS

Ston Pirva anil T?if Hrifa.

Mattresses, Lounges all Upbolstered Furniture repaired at j

CABINET MAKING, iu all its brancbes, Competent "Workmen, j

GEOEGE

convincedBell 525. telephones: Mutual G45

OBDWAY. POETEE, Bobinson

Telephones:351

DESIGNS.

F,. B. THOMAS,

GONTRAGTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Given on AJ1 "KindsOF

1PT0NE, AH Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,

Attended to.

KEEPS FOR SAXiE:Briot.

Old & 2ew Oorrngated Iron, Minton .Tiles,Qnaxry, Tiles, assorted s:m6 am. colors; . : - .smm a ir, --.r- V

uramw uaroig slug joiocks, etc, etcC Corner King tfl Srnith Sts.- OFFICE d YARD : 1 OfSce Hoars, to fa M..

rise, juiseINSURANCE.

HAHQ?EOBD lRE INSOBANCB GO.,

Assets, $ 7,109,S25V49

LDONiNGASHIRB FIRE INS. CO.,V Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

THLAJCBS-MERSE- Y MARINE EsS. CO.,

Assets, S 6.124,057.00

, NEW YORK IVlFE INSURANCE CO.,

. Assets, $137,499,19S.99

O. O- - BERGEB,- j ..Geaenil-Ao-en- t for the Hawaiian Islaads, Honolulu

IMPORTERS AND

Groceries,

3?rovisions. v.-,k--. - ' AND.

; 4,- - 'i '

; . Feed,EAST COENEE FOET & KING.STS. j

NewBy every Packet from tbo Eastern States and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods "delivered toany part of the city FEEE OF CHAEGE.

Island Ordors Solicited. Satisfn ction Guaranteed. PostOffice Box jSto. 145, Telephone Ko. 92.

P. 0. Box 480. Mutual Telephokk 245.

The Glieapest Placeon the Islands to Biiy

ew and Second Hand Furniture. IS TJTX-I-K

CORNER OF

King & Nuuanu Sis.

jy-2-0

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

Heaiparters Enterprise Brewing Co.

TUB

Largpsf Consignment of Beer

that .ever arrived berq 1107

on. .Draught

Sjll k - - J. DODD. Pop'r

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

Honses to reul and for sale.Rents collected, conveyancing inall its brancbes attended to witbpromptness and despatch.

Honoulu Real Estate Agencx.103 Fort St.

f

Io falomxll BILLS for an&riakisg wiQ

bepsjib!rapresittati!. We are eoss-peli- ec

ta rtsort to this rate, baatccooui oftbo inaljilitv io coIWct the zojsjsriiv of oar

edertaki 131 after foaeraJs art'oTdr.vnij.urs bkoS,

ED. A. AVTLXlAila.

Yim EEEDES.

awix.wcKo?tKbsatfia,f Catrt.Croaa.n skla Testate Cca- -

Hosl art!-- Gti It "will earLMOT.

ffe? wtthln the rcc3 el C SoM tr 2Sn.C Q. CaljQW.r. i ( KJc ft

JJ

DEALERS TN

L Honoluluiii. i.

T. B; Murray

Is Yel to be

On tiie Old inud5 So. 14

King St. His RusinetH us

CARRIAGEAND

YAGON MANDFaGTUBER

Goes On.

When the "PEOPLES'

PAHTY" gets smashed he

will be ready to

KPAKPAflT(iiD fRII I!

At a Reasonable Figure. No

Extra Charge for Furnishing

iham with CoMon'SenUSfiUSTTHEMRIXGTJP

MUTUAL TJELEPHOXB 573.

i Removal I

HAVE MOVED TO

Morgan's - Auction - Rooms

forasfcorttla TTe arestfll

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA andKINDLING WOOD

In any quantity.

Both Telephones tit

Pioneer Shirt Factory

ESTABLISHED 1SS7.

A. M. MELLIS, Proprietor,

5IS Fort St., Honolulu, (UpaUtrs) Good Fit

CONSOLIDATED SODA "WATER CO.

(Limitted.)

ESPLANADE:Cor. Allen and Fort M. : : Ilonolula

HOLL1STER & CO..

FOR SALE.

A FINE " MIDNIGHT " STALLION

colt belonging to P. D. Isenberg. ThMltcan be sn at the FANTHEON STABLE

from

The White House !

118 Nuuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN .ISLANDS- -

Fir-cl- a Rooming Jou?b

in every Respect.

Rooms from $1-5- 0 to $3,00 per Week

or 50c. per Day.

LEMKE,PROPRIETOR.

Bell Telephone 132. a?c 22

NOTICE TQ

Visitors. Picnic Parties. Luans

AND

GENERAL P DPLIC I

At Smltii's Bas axo Liverv

Stable, King Stkeet.

Adjoining letropolilan Heat Market.

Is tho CLoapest Place in Town you can RetBusses, Wogoneties, Baggies and SaddleHorses. Hwill pay ynu to call and seebefore you try elsewhere.

33T Mntnal Telephone 40Saugl-t- f

H.I2E SUNG KEE,49 KING STEEET.

TiNSMrrn, axo dilvler in glass- -I ware. Crockery, Coal-Oi- l Stores, Water

Pi's Plumbing in All Its Brancbes Faith-fell- yEsecn ted. jyl8-l-y

NOTICE- -

Dnring ray absence from tbecountry after the departure of the"Onnic" for China Ch: Dockwill have full charge of mv business and affairs genorally.

Wailuko, Sept. 24, 1894Air Chew

203 Merchant Street Honolula.New Store, --ncr Jewelry Gold,

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry Manufacture to order.Watches cleaued and repaired,

sCai! in and inspectse4-t- f.

oi Lease,A.HTVrrsr n. ut. t- - U it--

Waliw prem$, cotaIal Prlifee toot. ad three bJroa. W

Antln wittr bid; vtzl oe"t t

. G0NSA1VESAUj Kepa on End & Sapp,T

of tJse Very

Best Pioneer SoapIadveJof43,.-tL37,inaiir34.-- . rt

THE SOAP IS TEE

Finest Imported Hsre,

SPECLVL PRICES FOR 5 t AS.--

IS LOTS.

m flPiif & comps

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH WII1SKEIXamel'j:

BEN ALD0CHLAX,

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,NI0N Extra. SfK.

GLENUON

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WhISkEYIT23

friytfcEjj Eye,

Corner KIn.nd AUkcs Street

CaiDarino's-:-Rcfrip'ato-K

By ICTtry Stearaer from Saa Fra-dc- o,

witb

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

Salmon, Poultry,

Ktc.I Etc., Etc., Etc

ept 6, 'M-I- y.

MACHINE MADE

POI!FACTOEY, : : KAL.IHI.

'faro Plnnts, Fresh Tops and Haw

Tnro at all times.Eing Up Mutual Telephone 577.

Bell 345. W. L. WILCOX,jy25 Manager.

CITY DEAYAGE CO,

Stand: Queen "and Fort StreeU.White arid Black Sand.

Draying Done at Seasonable Rates.

W. F. SDARBETT, Maxaoek.

. i--A

A Complete

Hunting Outfit.

One Irian Setter bitch of thebest blood in America; registeredin the A. K. S. B. and partlybroken.

One Pointer bitch by the cele-brat- pd

GJenbeigh that coat $1000in England.

Ooe'Fop fireweek3 old fathsrand'mother (horoasrhbreeds.

One Backboard built especial!for hunting purposes.

Ono 12 gaoge L. C. Sm th gaafls.'gotid us ne arid in fin order.The abovff outfit will be sold cheapEiiquire of

W. H. -- CUNNINGHAM,

.'4, X

ojRUOMSeaelu Enquire of

W Strati,