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XIII. NO. 2806. HONOLTJLIJ; HA.WAIIAW ISLANDS, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS.

The Queen vs. Angee ; perjury, 1st de business ards.a YT XT Ktw dtooftserrunts. . Sljtppmg. " Dbtrtistmcnis.gree. Asnford lor defendant.'The Queen vs. Ah Hong; perjury, 1st

Uegree. Asniord lor defendant.Honolulu and San Francisco Mail ServiceThe Queen vs. Wong Wai; assault

and battery. Appeal from Police Court IE YOU ABE DT SEARCH OF ATLASAssurance Company

Clircial Advertiser

Except Sundays,jomiii?

of Honolulu. Kaaukai for defendant.Wm. Wallace vs. E. Hutchinson et al. :

case. Neumann for plaintiff Whitingtor defendant. v 1808.IBillSIffllTfiH. Ludloff vs. P. Neber, & T. H. GOODS4rr.bt8t.

FOUNDEDLONDON.

Capital.Assets, - -

TIME TABLEor THE

Oceanic Steamship Co.Truschler; trespass on the: casei ' Neumana for plaintiff; Ashford-fo- r defendant. . ,

-$ 6,000,000$ 9,000,000--!G- O . - TOE. De Herblay vs. S. Norris; aasump--

(subject to changs.)

The Australia ako ZealakdiaBeginning Monday, sit. JNeumann-lhursto- n for plaintiff;

Hatch for defendant' :

R. Oliver vs. Hawaiian Gazette Co.:

J. B. CASTLE,

Commission Merchant.Office Cartwright Building,

' Merchant Street, t Honolola, H. I.: 2651-- y

: J. M. DAVIDSON, 'j Attorney and . Counsellor-at-La- v.

,Office-Kaahuma- nu Street,

(In office formerly occupied by Mr.1651-l- y Rogers).

I WlLLIAEIr C. PARKE,

ATTORNEY-A- T - LAW- - im .

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Agent to take Acknowledgments.OrncxNo. 13 Kaahamanu Street, Hono-69-- y

lulu, H.I.

. isr. . 8 S ACHSinly 6, ir- -

tort. Whiting-Neuman- n for plaintiff; Leaye San Francisco at 2 o'clock P. M.

Having been appointed Agents of theabove Company we are now ready toeffect Insurances at the lowest rates ofpremium.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.1361 2634--q

W. A..Dole Preying- -

"Inev-Genera-l; C. Creigh- - Leare Honolulu at 12 M. Tuesdays.Hatch for defendant. -

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Wong Heen vs. Che Sut Lai ; dam The Through Steamers !LeaTe Bar. Fran--104 Eort Street, Honolulu, H. 1.age. Appeal from Police Court of Hono eiseo and Honolulu Thursdays.UtrAttomerWnenululu ; Davidson for plaintiff-appellant- ;

Castle for defendant. V

Frederick Harrison vs. E. J. O'Grady: WHERE YOU AND CHOICEt Q open at 10 a. . iur

; ba,ines3. Hawaiian jurorsK,, and foreign jurors when

WILL FIND A NEWASSORTMENT OF

LEAVE .

6TEAMEB. SAN FRANCISCO.arrive

honolulu.July 2

assumpsit. Hatch for plaintiff; Rose forE Mariposa. June 25 ...

Zealandia. June 30 .... Jul; 7HAWAHAN' jury. July 21

defendant. . ?"

W. Woodruff vs.' Ah Kai Kou ; eject-ment. Castle for 'plaintiff j Ashford &Ashford for defendant. : ' ;

Australia July 14 ...Monowai July 23 ...Kahanu; disorderly

i i rt A f 63 Winneal from rouce vourw uiKna fnr defendant Kwong Hang Chan & Co. vs. BooKee;

Zealandia July 28 ...Australia Aug. 11 ...Alameda ...... Aug. 20 ...Zealandia. ..... Aug. 25

fc3 - v twnandpz: iarcenv assumpsit. Hatch for plaintiffs, "iW innpal from Police Court

July 30Aug. 4Aug. 18Aug. 27Sept. 1Sept. 15Sept. 24bept, 29Oct. 13Oct. 22

James L. Duncan vs.AVilder steam Australia Kept. 8 ...Mariposa...... Sept. 17 ...

CHARLES P. PETERSON,

Typewriter and Notary Public.ff Rosa for defendant ship Company; damage. Neumann-Peterso- n

for plaintiff.I . rZ; Salf- - Urrenv third Zealandia Sept. 22 ...

EMBROIDERED FLOUNCESFor Ladies and Children ;

EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, in Swiss, Hamburg andNainsook;

WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ; and an immense assmt. of

Fancy Striped and Plaid Wash MaterialsIn the Newest Designs;

AT REASONABLE PRICES !

Mo Fan vs. Min Yong et al. : assump Australia Oct. 6Monowai Oct. 15 ...sit. Appeal from decision of McCnlly,

vwn vs. Lul jkmi from Police Uourt of

for defend- -

,enT3.Lai Self; larceny thirdfrom Police Court of

Pioneer SteamCANDY FACTORY and BAKERY.

F, HORN Practical Coniectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

I Office with L. A. Thurston. 2703-- qJ.f at chambers. Creighton for plaintiff-appellan- t;

Castle for defendants.LEAVE

STEAMER. HONOLULU.Lslii Kang et al. vs. Tsans Yut Kai et

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., Australia ...... J uii e 30Monowai....).. July 2f Kauluk u for defendant. al. ; damage. Neumann for plaintiff;

Hatch for defendants. No. 71 Hotel St. Telephone 74.Steam Jffingines, Zealandia July 'AAustralia July 28Alameda July 30

Poon Kee vs. C. B, Wilson et al. ; as(S'ia; obstructing and pervert-DDe- al

from Police Court 1356 2651sumpsit. Carter for plaintiff; Thurston Boilers, Sagar Mills, Cooler, Brass Zealandia Aug. 11& Frear for defendant. and Lead Castings,B Kaulukou for defendants.Cnv9. Manu; selling liquor Australia...... Aug. 25T. A. Lloyd vs. M. S. Grinbaum et al. ;

ARRIVEBAN FRANCISCO..... July 7.... J uly 9.... July 21.... Aug. 4.... Aug. 6.... Aug. 18.... Sept. 1.... Sept. 3. . . . bept. 15.... Sept. 29.... Oct. 1. . . . Oct. 13. . . . Oct. 27. . . . Oct. 29.... Nov. 10

Nov. 24. . . . Nov. 20

Mariposa Aug. 27assumpsit. ; . Huntsman for plaintiff;t acense. Appeal uuui iuuwr rf J And machinery of every description m4 tooraer. Particular attention paid to ah!p' black- - Zealandia...... Sept. 8

Neumann for defendants. j? Australia Sept. 22s uimug. Job work executed on tne Buorceatntlce. 2651Hulda Gundef sori v& Dayton, ad Monowai bept. 24

i Honolulu. nauiuKou iur ue--

":een vs. Mann ; keeping lodgingriout license. Appeal from

Zealandia Oct. 6The Popular Millinery House, 104 For2651--q

ministrator estate uf-- C.-- W. Hart; as-sumpsit. Appeal from Police Court of Australia....;. Oct. 20

Alameda Oct. 22pot of Honolulu. Kaulukou for Honolulu. Davidson for plaintiff; Hatch Zealandia Nov. 3MISS D. LAMB,

Stenographer and Type-write- r,for defendant-appellant- .'

m vs. Hana (w.) : unlawful Australia Nov. 17Mariposa Nov. 19M. Rose vs. G. Trousseau,

estate of D. Kalakaua; assumpsit.in o! opium. Appeal from Police 2690-3- m

i Honolulu. Kaulukou lor de-- Smith for plaintiff; Hatch for defendant.Office of J. A. Magoon, Merchant street,near the Postoffice. 2677Hyman Bros. vs. T. J. Hayselden ; CASTLE & COOKE,

IMPORTERS,Lheen vs. Napoliona: larceny Australian Mail Serviceassumpsit. Thurston & Frear for plain

Appeal lrom rouce uourt tiffs. 'iii Kaulukou for dafendant. DR. EMERSON,Union Feed Co. vs. T. J. King ; as

LOVE'S BAKERYSo. 73 Bfauaua Street.

irlBK. BOBT. LOYI( - Proprietress,

Every Description of Plain and fancy

Bread and Crackers,--r beb h .

Soda CrackersADD

Saloon Bread. Alwaya on Hand.

MILK BEBADA SPECIALTY.

Island Orders Promptly Attended to.2651--q

C. BEEWEE & COMPANY,

fXlmlted).

GENERAL MERCANTILE

bieeo ts. Keliiauweuweu ; prac sumpsit. Hatch for plaintiffs.OFFICE 135 Fort St., (formerly Dr. Tuctice without license. Appeal C W. Sun Wo vs. K. Kobayashi;

l ie Court of Honolulu. Kaulu- - assumpsit. Ashford & Ashford for plain ker's office). :

Orricx Houks 9 to 11 a. m., and 2 to 3O J: defendant. FOR SAN FRANCISCO,tiff. - -- :

Shipping and Commission

PLANTATION AND INSURANCE

Merchants,

AGENTS.p. m.; bunaays, w to iu a. m.Nueavs. Kalakahuna; larceny

Bell Telephone no. oi. jesiaence oAppeal from Police Court CAUSES FROM OTHER CIECUITS. -

Kalauola vs. Kekukahiko : ejectment. fhe new and line Al steel steamsnlpSchool street. 27U4-dm- qk. Rosa for defendant. . .

iaeen vs. Kapeli,;. : assault and Kane for plaintiff; Rosa-Kauluko- u fordefendant. '' DR. K. KOBAYASHI,k Appeal from Police Court of DEALERS IH

55MONOWAIJ. K. Kaunamano vs. W. A. Kiha;Q:een vs. John E . Bush ; libel. ejectment. W. L. Holokahiki for NO. 161 FOET STREET.rii Ashford for defendant.Kakea v. J. Keahi ; ejectment. Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, wUl be dmArthur A. Mouritz vs. J. N. Ilae et al. ;

tti for Plaintiff. at Honelulu xrom Sydney and Aucklandon or aboutjyOffiox Houbs 8 to 10 a. m. ; 1 to 4action to quiet title ; Thurston & Frear

for plaintiff..M.)etal. vs. Hoomana; eject- - and 7 to 9 P. M. 2655-2-m

Maria K. Carr et al. vs. M. Polapolam tor plaintitf.

MIXED JURY. FRANK R AUERBACH,et al. ; ejectment. Peterson for plaintiffs. Jnly 2, 1891,J. Nawahi vs. C. L. Hopkins; tres- -r . a T m nt

BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

PLANTATION SUPPIilESCarpenters' Blacksmiths' Machinists' and Plumbers' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSKitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and

ffcy et al vs. W. R. Castle; Agent to Taks Acknowledgements to COMMISSION AGENTS.pass. Huntsman 5c JNawam ior piamtin.wunanD-Peterao- n for plaintiffs;

defendant. The VVaikapu sugar Oo. vs. ine HaAnd wlllleave for the abeve port with mails ancInstruments fob the District

or Kona, Oahu.waiian Commercial & Sugar Co. ; ejectment. Hartwell --Thurston & t rear-Ca- r

passengers on or about that date.For freight or passage, having 8UPKBI0B

ACCOMMODATIONS, apply toter for plaintiffs. Office Oahu R. R. & L.Co.'s Depot, up-stairs. ' .- ?

May li; 1891. 276Mm

. LIST Of OCTXOEBBl

P. C. Jones. Jr. w...... . President and ManagerJ. O. Carter Treasurer and SecretaryBon. W. F. Allen.... ............Auditor

BANCO.

The Queen vs. Haumea ; larceny of aWm.G. Irwin & Co.,

AGENTS.horse. Exceptions from Fourth JudicialCircuit. Rosa for defendant-appellan- t. DIBECTOBS;

LEWERS.& C00KE,

(Suooeaiora to Lewera k Pickaon)

kong vs. S. E. Pierce, Admin-plst- er

Estate and Caroline Bol-W- ml

Castle for plaintiff;for defendant, administrator.

NKaaimana vs. Tai Hina; as-- p

Appeal from decision of Judd,iSlhambera. Kane for plaintiff;fdefendant-appellant- .

f urn Quon vs. C. L. Hopkins;i widaoa-Kaneaku- a for plaintiff:f wr defendant.Mahaolelua et al. vs. C. H. Rose- I ejectment. Achi-Johnso- n forT' kaneakua-Barenab- a for de--

General Merchandise.C. A. Brown, Collector of Tares, vs. For Sydney and Auckland,S.P.Ford; appeal from Police Court of Hoc, B, WaterbouseCon. O. B. Bishop.Importers and Dealers In lumberHonolulu. Attorney-Gener- al Ior plain 2651Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,And all Kinda of Building Materials.tiff; Castle for defendant-appellan-t.

2651No. 32 FORT STREET, Honolulu.The Queen vs. Wm. Joe et al.; va-

grancy. Exceptions from April Term.Rosa-Kauluk- ou for defendants.

R. W. Aylett vs Keaweamahi ; eject-ment. Exceptions from April Term.

Wilcox & Gibb3. and Remington Sewing Machines, ;

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Dr. Jane & Sons Family Medicines.2651 1356--q " ' ' ' '

The new and fine Al steel steamship

JAMES NOTT, JR.,PBACTICAXi -

TINSMITH & PLUMBERJOHN T. WATERHOUSE, '

. .jieimann vs. L. A. Thurston 55MAEIPOSAThurston-Ros- a for nlaintiffs: Hatch--pinaraton & Frearfor defend- -

Importer and Dealer inf

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.Ashford for defendant-appellan- t.

Rosina K. Manaku vs. Mohole Moana- -

uii et al. :' eiectment. Exceptions fromrPex vs. M. Kaiaikawaha et al. ;

Y&i?31 !or P'ahuiff;defendants. :

Corner of King and Alakea 8ts.,Honolulu, H. I.

TELEPHONE Workshop, Mutual 261residence, Mutual, 236.

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILLO the Oceanlo Steamship Company t will be

due at Honolulu Irom San Franciscoor or about

July 1891.No. 25-3- 1 Queen Street, Honolulu. 2651decision of Bickerton, J. Frear-Ac-hi

Peterson for plaintiff; Hatch for defend-ant hint.Sfon; trespass.

I,,--. or plaintiff. Chin He ts. Ho Kam Ye et al. ; equity ; WILLIAM O. AOHI,ATT0BNEY AHD C0DNSELL0B Al LAW,

r '.oowai et al.; Proprietor.anneal from order of Judd; O.J. .BUS PETER HIGH,And will have prompt dlapatcn with malls anA eiauru & Asnford for plain taininc? tlea in abatement. Davidson assengers for the above ports.

For freight or passage, having SOt EBIOB ACfnr niaimiff-annellan- t: Castle for dei.Th

Estimates furnished on all classesof Plumbing and Tinsmithing work. Firstclass jrorkmTjhip and, material guaran-- .teed iu ail the above branches cf say bnsi-U8- S

at reasouablti rata, . 79qOFFICE .AJNTD 1MILX. :Notary Public and Real K state

Broker. COMMODATIONS, apply to . .

fei f-- Pontiff;2651Orricx 36 Merchant Street.

fendants.DIVORCES.

Joaquin M. Sozo vs. Beke M. Makalpna. Rosa for plaintiff. '

On Alakea and Richards near Qneen Street, Honolulu, H. J. vrnc. Irwin,Olaut Spreckelsitlu vs j is Bash; tree-- Wm. GL Irwin & Co.,2651-- q AGENTS.

iIor Plaint ff;Ashfordfordpfpnrn H. HACKFELD & CO.,Elizabeth Jordan vs. J. F. Jordan.CLAPS SPKECEELS & CO.,Aohi fornlaintiff.POKEIGS JURY.

G. W. Kualaku vs. Hihiki Kualaku. MOULDINGS,General Conimission Agents.hee: Pnpivw for nlaintiff.n.vS- - Ah Ynm: unlawfuAenes P. Lamb vs. Lewis M. Lamb.ItCan:',. Appeal from

Smith for nlaintiff.

WM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY,

d.lmlted.jl

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

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

Thio. C. Porter,. - - - Auditor

Cor. Fort St Queen Bti., Honolulu. 26C1 PrumpsKlinns Etc EteSusan K. Mabelona vs. Moses Mahe-- N0.PPP.I1S HOHOLCLO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,Doors,lona. Thurston & Frear for plaintiff.aQuai; assaul Ll A7A111UIJI UViU VUUj JL M. A)IALKIJW. E. ROWELL,Almira M. Kahananni vs. B. H. Ka

k ,eeav?'ChanQr Rancf.oi 1 hananui. Thurston & Frear for plaintiff.Draw Exchange en the principal parts o theTURNED AND SAWED WORK.Bessie Amara Palea vs. Pupule Palea. Engineer and ; Surveyor world.Magoon for plaintiff.

Nawiki (k.) vs. Kaui tw;. xauiia torWU1 receive 'deposits on open account, makeplaintiff .

Room 5, Spreckels' Block.82-- y

Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.

AGENTS OF THE

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,Of San Francisco, Cal.

J. M. Kefcaia vs. iiose is.eKaia. kau collections and conduct a general banking and'exchange business.jfif-Rftxri-

nty fast received some NEW MACHINERY with the latest imlukou for plaintiff.

HDjdefendant.lwilL Llbornii assaultPQoin weapon.

tiodL x?l lawfulr aoaoC from PolicePeterson for defend--

VnSuclawful P3"yaSnoLW.from Police

BEAVER SALOON,Kaui(k.) vs. L,anela c,wj. iamuiou provements from one of the best firms in the East, we are now prepared to docood work at shorter notice and lower rates than ever before, and having lately Deposits bearing Interest received In their Eavfor plaintiff. - ' . rort8tret, Opposite Wilder A Cos Ings Department subject to published rules and ;engaged several nrst-cias-s mecnamcs, we wm mae a epeciaii uiAVilliam rerrv vs.rauoanuw;. jrewsr- -

'regulations. 2651--s ' 'H. J. NOLTE, PEOPBIETOB.for ' ' ' ;son plaintiff.Wm. G. Irwin & Co., (Limited) has

assumed the assets and liabilities of thelate firm of Wm. G. Irwin & Co., and willcontinue the general business formerlyMary Davis vs. Juno Davis, itosa ior Frit-clae- a Lunonet Served with Tea, Coffee,Davidson for de--(V. plaintiff. earned on Dy tnat nouse. v i3tH-Z70-- qs

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FURNISHED ROOMS.Soda Water, Ginger Ale or aiiix.

; Open From 8 a. m. till 10 p. m.rjysmokera Bequliitee a Specialty. 2651

Counters, Shelving, ; Stairs, Etc., Etc.

CTTrompt attention to all orders.' :o:

HonSJt AP?eai from Police EAGLE HOUSE-- "in ALFRED S, HARTWELL,CA- - Peterson tor de--V3 Lam; false person-- NTJUANO AVENUE. ,

Counsellor - at - Law TELEPHONES iORT - ST. HOUSE,&i No. 184 Fort Street.

Nonnf.T3- - A.Q Goon- - iTHIS FIRST-CLAS- S FAMILYttX7"BELL 498.CT"MUTTJAL 55.

til l I Hotel (situate m the most pleasOrncE in Cartwright Building, opposite? Neumann for de- - 2724--q8i I - - ant part of the City) continues toPost Office, Honolulu, n. x.

. 2789 1379-t-f'-- offer the comforts of a home to ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS

either single or en Buite, at reason-- ,able ' rateH. Hot - and cold water r--

nIafal non'Ah Tang andi71 Jl:ti nh ftransients and others.

Adjoining the .Main Buildiner are several

THE ROYAL SALOON,

Oar. Nananu and Ilercaant StreetsUnder the Management of

: B. H. P. Wolter,Keep alway in itook a variety of the beet Wines,Liquors, Been, and loe oold been on draught at10 cents per. glAsa. ;;m ;

tWC9l and Bce.TJg.xa 2SSI

f LEIS & CO.,

Wholesale and ReM - Groces,

New Cottages specially constructed forISTOTIOE. lamuyuse. TaDie unsurpassed.baths and all modern conveniences to be rfound in a first-clas- s house.! Apply on the

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-topremises27I0-l- m WM. P. CROOKS.Sder. U Kin Chew and five t jwienns .uu per aay, $i2.uu weekly.

Special arrangements for monthlyTR. ' WOOD HAS RETURNED AND

IK. E. Mclntyre & JBro.

IMPOBTKBS AND DEALKltS IN

Groceries, Provisions and JFeed' SAST 0i51 POSTjAira K'NG STREETS.

boarders. ' T. KROUSE, Prop..26951363--q Honolulu, il. I.-- -' resumed his practice at his residence

on Beretania street, odd. Hawaiian Hotelrry-Gfli- ce Hours 8 to 10 a.m.: lto3 PAPER HANGING!a4 fU. '0. IJhft tlT-- S : .

p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. ; 2793--2

Qn - huntsman;

.;'';pADpER;i;:i;;YOTJ WANT A FIRST-OLAS- $ JOB;IFof Painting of any description done,

call on the practical-- " Painter, .J L,MEYER only. 130 Fgrt St. P. O.Box337r ' '

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T1IVE J. L. MEYERTHE PAINTERPAPER IS KEPT ON FILETHIS Ts, C. Dane's AnvBRTisiNaA; assauU with U , a call and have your paper hangingSTREET.Ill FORT New Goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe fresh Calif ornlaTtmdnce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered to any part of tbAqekcy, 64 & 65 Merchant's Exchange done promptly and neatly. 130 Fort Sti - Davidson for de- - San Francisco. Cal.. where contracts for Island orders solicited. Satisfaction tuareateed. Postomce Box No. r 1 O Bdx387.P. 0JBoz S97lephoa S40.. i - 2748-l- ycity rree 01 cmhw,Telephone No.dvertiSinz can be made fen tt Mill

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To All Those Contemplating

I would feel grateful at anytime to hae ajuuu 01 .dumuxuk nuwo we fiMie imu BpecificationR vtoto, Iaredecline to give an estimate to any parties where th

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fer to DETAIL DEAWESGS HEREINAFTER FrmVTa Scatin.. lK

thing by the owner and contractor, furnish detail dr0t do teM

the work, together with the plans and specificatiU

about details but leave them for the Contractor V8'good if you guess eight. Respectfully, lmaKinati0l):

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MECHANICSv ivy

Ice Chesra --1,1mm liii aj.f .

WIIWJThe favorite paten)

A.rt Rooms-If- e

25,000 feet Ne .Picture MouldiAew Invoice 3 u

ARTOTVPES,ETCHINQ8!PH0T0GJ

Windsor & Newton Colors, BmlMiJ

Lubricating qm,

tfiCT VACUUM OILS A 'SPECIE

Fence Wire of Superior Quality- -

uuu nam i ence Staples

JL JUV T T XJLXXXIXDV T T KJ AGE'L JJWA new invoice of Planet, Jr. Cultivators, and Horse Hi

MANILA and SISAL ROPE, HIGH TEST KEROSENE OILrr,, WINDMILLS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. LAMM

CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS. '

Lawn Mowers, Stoves, Tin Ware. Agents for the Best Brands of PTTUi

JOHN NOTT,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

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for prosecution ; Castle fordefendants.

LATER FOREIGN TELE-GRA3I- S.

FBOIC AUCKLAND PAPERS.

The War In Chile- - Congress and thePresident.

Valparaiso, June 18 The Govern-ment of Chile has awarded the comman-ders of the cruisers which Bank theBlanco Encalda a douceur of 30,000.

The new Chilean Congress has em-powered President Balmaceda to expendrevenue according to. his own judgmentwithout submitting estimates, to pro-cure money without r the consent ofCongress, to dismiss or appoint em-ployees of or to any rank, to suspendfee discussion and liberty of the press,and to organise military tribunals.Royalty in England Opinion of Truth

A Republic - Predicted.London, June 17. Truth, referring to

the baccarat scandal, says that royalty,in the old sense of the world, has ceasedto exist in England. The Queen is re-spected only as a women, id the Mon-archy rests on a fragile basis. In itsopinion, England will be a Republic be-

fore fifty years.Truth states that the Emperor of Ger-

many, in a letter to the Queen, protestsstrongly against the Prince of Wales'conduct.Lord Salisbury's Views on Imperial

Federation.London, June 17.Lord Salisbury, re-

plying to a large deputation on the sub-ject of Imperial Federation, referred tothe feeling of unrest prevailing in Indiaand Australia, and their reluctance toprecisely the present state of things.He thought it would be useless to sum-mon colonial statesmen to a conferencein London without a scheme to place be-fore them. It would be extravagantmodesty for the Federation leaders torely longer on the absence of a cut-and-dri- ed

scheme. The enigma waiting solu-tion was how to invite the colonies toshare the previleges and responsibilitiesof the Empire without disturbing theirconstitution. It was urged that England,and the colonies should now form of zoll-vere- in

or kreigsverein, but the freetradeprinciples of England were a difficultyin the wav of the former, while the ten-dency of enterprise and the discoveriesof science to annihilate space formed adifficulty in the way of the latter.

Sentence on French Traitors.Paris, June 17. M. Turpin, the in-

ventor of the explosive known a? meli-nite, which is used in the French armyfor charging shells, wras sentenced to ayear's imprisonment and a fine of 200on a charge of selling hi9 secret to Sir

'W. Armstrong and Co. Captain Tripone,convicted of disclosing the secrets of theWar Office, was sentenced to five yearsand a fine of 120. .

Captain Tripone appeals against hissentence.

To those who need a pleasant Tonicfor any kind of debility, we can recom-mend Clements' as the best. For saleby Hollistkb & Co.

3to SUtocrtisemente.

KEK0SENE OIL !

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CASTLE & COOKE.2806-l- w

Supreme Court of the HawaiianIslands.

TN THE MATTER OF F. H. RED-J- -ward, of Honolulu, Oahu.

Creditors of the said bankrupt arehereby notified to come in and prove theirdebts before such Justice of the SupremeCourt as shall be sitting at Chambers atAliiolani Hale, Honolulu, on TH URSD AY,the 9th day of July, 1891, between thehours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and noonof the said day, and elect one or more as-signees of the said bankrupt's estate.

By the Court.HENRY SMITH, Clerk.

Honolulu, July 2, 1891. 2806-t- f

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Finely Colored.

Photogravures on Satin andJapan Paper.

Pastel Landscapes and Fruit Pieces.A Now Lot of Refrigerators

and Ice Chests.Lime Spueezers

Wood and. Porcelain.

KEROSENE OIL.

Picture Mouldings.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., Lt'd.,FORT STREET.

1371 2776q

STRAYED.FROM WOODLAWN DAIRY,&3l June 27th, one Bay Mare, brandVV. L. on neck and two Z Z onhiD. A suitable reward will ho

given for her return. 2805-l-

TO LET.. A NEWLY FINISHED COTtage at Palama, near King street,and close to thetramcars. Annlv

to C. F. Peterson, over Bishop & Co.'sBank. 2802-l- w

Election of Officers.

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF C.Brewer & Company, L'd., held this

day, the following persons were elected asofficers for the remainder of the currentyear:

Joseph O. Carter. . Pres. and ManagerGeorge H. Robertson ........ TreasurerE. Faxon Bishop Secretary -

E. F. BISHOP,Sec'y C. Brewer & Company.

Honolulu. June 30, 1891. 2sQ4-l- m

The . AD V ERTI8E K is the LeadingPaper of the Islands ,:

IXtm Rbvtvtistmmts.

This Day.Underwriters' Sale !

Y ORDER OF ED.HOFFSCHLAEGERB & Co.. I will sell at ruDiic auiuuumy Salesroom j,

ON FRIDAY, JULY 3dAX 13 o'clock Noon,

For account of whom it may concern,

Ei. H. 65 114. w ,

33 Cases Bavarian BeerAugustinerBrau,"

Slightly damaged on voyage of importa-tion from Germany.

Also, I will offer at the same time :

15 Cases Claret St. Julien10 Cases Champagne Carte Noir,"95 Case Claret Chateau Bel Air,45 Baskets Stone Gin,12 Cases Champagne Carte Blanche,

30 Cs. Port k 30" Cs. Sherry Wines

Lewis J. 3Levev2804-- 3t AUCTIONEER.

Mi of July

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

o -

Picnic at Pearl City and .

. Regatta on Pearl Harbor.

. A.T 13 NOONn1. YACHT BACK Second Class.

3 tons and under. First prize, $25 ;second prize, $10. .

2. CANOE RACE Six (6) Paddles.Prize, $10.

3. SIX OARFD BOATS Si ationaeySeats. First prize, $25.; secondprize, $10.

4. WHALE BOAT RACE 5 OarsFirst Prize, $25 ; second prize, $10.

In all races where tvro przes are given,three boats at least must start. Two ormore boats must, in any case, start tomake a race.

Yachts and sailing boats will make a fly-ing start. Time allowance, one minute toa ton. No restrictions as to quantity ofsail.

2? List of entries will be open at theoffice of the Superintendent, of tbeC. R.& L. Co., until 12 o'clock noon on July 2d.

TRAINS will leave Honolulu for PearlHarbor at 7:30, 9, 10 11, 12,a. m., and 1, 2y 3., 4 and 4:30p.m.

Returning Leave Pearl Harbor for Ho-nolulu Every Hour !

TRAINS leaving at 7:30 a. m., 9 a. m.,2 p. m. and 4:30 p. m., will runthrough to Ewa Plantation.

POPULAR RATES OF PARE !

50-c- TP-5- 0c.

TO IB2ARL HARBOR!

75C.--R0UN- D TRIP--75-C.

TO EWA PLANTAHON!

iSCPersons holding tickets for EwaPlantation will be entitled to privilegeof stop over at Pearl Harbor.

The Hawaiian Band will ba in attendance.

tZXZTFor further and full particulars,call on or ring up

W. G. ASHLEY,2797-t- f Supt. O. R. & L. Co.

HAWAIIAN

BASE BALL ASSOCIATION GROUNDS

PIKOI STREET.

ON SATURDAY, JULY 4th

y At 3:30 p. m.

REGULAR LEAGUE GAME,

Honolulu vs. Kameliameha

ADMITTANCE AS USUAL!: 2804.3t

Quarterly Meeting.

mHE REGULAR QUARTERLYm of the O. Brewer & Co.. begirt

on THURSDAY, Jnly 9th, TlO o'clSM.Lat the office of the OpSgjgy

2805-l- w Sec'y C. Brewer A cSSSk

NOTICE.nURINO MY ABSENCE FROM THEV Kingdom, Kahukuwill be attended to by Castle Jke $assessment upon the stock will be payabllthere without further notice.

JAMES B. CASTLEHonolnln. Jnne 30, 1891.

WANTEDBY AN INTELLIGENT LAD A s FT

make himseli generally useful aX KT. C, this 2S&

(FOB THK HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.)

The deep green vale's incarnadined withblood,

Of victims offered to the gods of stone.The rippling river runs a crimsoned

flood ;Here old king Umi from ensanguined

throneDirects the holocaust : and he alone

Can stay the tide, where reeking altarsstood.

Athwart the cliffs the fitful winds haveblown

Dark clouds that reep above the highgreen wall,

While through the gloom the bleedingvictim's groans-Pierc- e

the dense vapor like a funeral4 pall

Hung o'er the valley and the feeblemoans

By echoes tossed from gleaming crag tocrag

Arise unheard ; where murderers' effortsnever flag ; --

And hearts of men are pitiless asstones. .

Quiescent now, for there is heard nomore

The wild " auwe " for helpless victimsslain; --

A light refulgent from another shoreCast its bright beams across the rest-

less mainWith heating balm for every Wound

and pain.Pale faced messengers from the Savior

boreThe olive branch of peace . The gen-

tle rainOf love divine poured on the savage

hearts,And filled them to the brim with holy

calms;Charms more potent than the " kahu-

na's " arts"Subdued them; and the sound of

chanted psalmsRose up at morn ; and the evening airWas toned with holy, whisperings of

prayerFrom humble cots beneath the sway-

ing palms.

I stood at sunset on the giddy height,Of green-drape- d crags that guard the

gleaming deeps. --

The great red sun in shim'ring waves oflight

Swathed with a golden mist the dizzysteeps,

The trail dipped down to where theriver sleeps

In lazy zigzags ; and with keen delightThe eye gazed on cliffs like ancient

keeps,O'erhung with tapestry of green and

gold,Besprent with shining cascades' silvery

. gleams;Where vines and tender ferns the cliffs

enfold.Far, far below the lazy winding streams

Crept through a tangled mass of shiningflowers

And hummed their songs amidst deepshady bowers

Flushed crimson in the fading sunset'sbeams.

Charles H. Ewakt.Dalbeattie, Scotland,

May 30th, 1891.

THE CITIZENS9 MATCH.

Interesting List of Articles to beWon To-Morro- w.

The following persons have donatedprizes to be shot for in the " Citizens'Match:"

1. Castle & Cooke set carvers.2. T. H. Davies k Co. biscuit jar.3. E. O. Hall & Son chocolate pot.4. Hawaiian News Co. musical in

strument.5. U. Davis & Co. syrup jar and tin

baking powder.6. (J. Hammer lap robe.

- 7. Thos. Wright 100 rifle cartridges.8. H. Hackfeld &Co. prize.6. Egan.G Gunn prize.

10. B. F. Ehlers & Co. prize.11. F. Gertz pair slippers.12. J. J. Williams pair oil paintings.13. Benson, Smith & Co. I dozen per-

fumes. -14. H. F. Widiman prize.15. John Nott N. P. coffee-po- t.

16. Dr. Nichols pulls four teeth free.17. John Ash worth four shaves free.18. J. Good, Jr. neck-ti- e.

19. H. Congdon & Co. case wine.20. M. S. Grinbaum & Co. box ot

cigars.21. W. E. Foster bridle.22. Pacific Hardware Co. oil paint-

ing.23. M. Mclnerny prize.24. W. C. Peacock & Co. case Euro-

pean wine.25 . J. T. Waterhouse prize.26. Hawaiian Hardware Co. book-

stand. -

27. H. W. Schmidt & Sons goldflowers. -

28. W. G. Irwin & Co. half-barr- el

gran, sugar.A number of valuable prizes are still to

be added to this list, and every goodcitizen should go out and try a score ortwo, and if you can hold up a rifle, canat least get your teeth pulled free.

Twelve targets will be in operation onthe Range, which is only eight minutes'walk from the Moanalua Station.

Supreme Court At Chambers.Thuksdat, July 2d.

. BEFORE JUDD, C. J.In the matter of F. EL Bedward,

of Honolulu. The said F. H. Red-war- d,

on the petition of S. C. Allen,is adjudged bankrupt, and Thursday,July 9th, is appointed for proof ofclaims and- - election of assignee.Smith for petitioner; Davidson forrespondent.

G uardianship of A. K. Kapai, min-ors. Ordered that August Ahrens,guardian, have leave to expend $800of the principal for erection of ahouse on land of minors in Hilo,Hawaii. Whiting for guardian.

BEFORE DOLE, J.Estate of Richard Meek, probate

of will. Ordered that the will ofsaid Richard Meek be admitted toprobate and that letters testamentarybe issued to Henry Smith, executor,therein named. Carter for petitioner ;Peterson-Huntsma- n for contestants.

The Queen vs. Ah Kwai. Opiumin possession. Defendant failing toappear, the Court ordered the bondsof $100 forfeited. Deputy Attorney-Gener- al

for prosecution; Davidsonfor defendant.

The Queen vs. Kauhimaka. As-sault. The Court orders the casenol pros. Deputy Attorney-Genera- lfor prosecution; .Johnson for de-fendant.

The Queen vs. Ah Moon and threeothers. Malicious injury.; Heard

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'd.

Monday, June 29.

, Business flows like water in

the "direction of least resist-

ance ! High --prices are thegreatest obstacle in the-- way

of trade, but they have no

place in our store. Businessis brisk with us while othershave been complaining.

Our friends know this:strangers will soon learn it.

We have never said much,

except in a general way, aboutfine cut Glassware, though itis pretty generally known thatwe have quite the best stockever displayed in this part ofthe world.

We won't mention all of thepieces, it would take too muchspace, we merely call your at-

tention to some gems in Berryand Butter Dishes, one of thema fan shaped affair, will win

you : ' so will the price.From Cut-gla- ss to Agate

Ware for the kitchen is quitea jump, but then the AgateWare is useful.

Some people may not likethe gray color of the Ware,but its lot's better than tin. Itwill last longer and you savetime and trouble in polishing.Agate Ware dont need it, TinWare does, and your cook will

like it for these and many oth-

er reasons. It is made up innearly every article in. use inthe kitchen and we havequantities of it,

About the best thing we'veseen in Refrigerators is madeby Monroe Bros, in Cleveland,Ohio, a long way to bringthem but we get the best, nomatter what the distance is.This is for your good as wellas ours. The last lot receivedhave four compartments, onefor butter, cream and milk, onefor vegetables and berries, onefor meat and game, and a largespace for ice. Parties who areusing this make of Refrigerators tell us that they consumeless ice and keep everythingsweeter and better than anyother they have ever tried. Wehave them in natural wood andstained cherry.

We have other makes thanthe one mentioned and in otherstyles; not so elaborate andlower in price.

Warm weather has its useseven if it causes inconvenienceand adds to the wash bill. Be-

sides helping us sell Refrigerators and Ice Chests it increases the demand for IceCream Freezers.

There are a thousand different styles made and every onemade is said to freeze creamquicker than any other. Wediffer from 999 of them andinsist that the White Mountainis the very best and quickest.Anyone who has used it willtell; you this.

We have them to freeze onequart or ten gallons. We cater to the demands of themasses and everyone don'twant the same size.

After you have frozen thecream you may want Dishesin Haviland China and beup with the times in properlyserving it. -- We can help youin this ! We have the Goodsand will tell you somethingabout them at another time.

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., L'D.

(Opp. Spreckela' Block),

FORT STREET.

Dr. C. B. Greenfield has been appoitnedby the Board of Education, School Agentfor the District of Hamakua. Island ofHawaii, in place of Mr. R. A. Lyman whohas resigned.

W. J AS. SMITH,Secretary.

Office of the Board of Education,July 1, 1891. 2805 1382--3t

Tenders for Purchase of Ha-waiian Government Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that, under au-thority of Chapter 38, Session laws of1888, ' An Act to give greater security toDepositors in the Hawaiian Postal SavingsBank," the Postmaster-Gener- al offers forsale $50,000 of Coupon Bonds of the Ha-

waiian Government, such bonds to beissued in the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each," or a multiple thereof,redeemable in not less than five years normore than twenty years, with interest atsix per cent, per annum payable semi-annually, principal and interest payablein U. 8. gold coin, and to express on theirface that they are issued as security forthe Postal Savings Bank Deposits.

Tenders for the purchase of the whole orany part of said Bonds will be received atthe office of the Registrar of Public Ac-counts, Finance Department, up to 12o'clock noon on Monday, July sixth, A. D.1891.

No tenders will be received for less thanpar value.

The Postmaster-Gener- al does not bindhimself to accept any tender, or the wholeof any tender.

Dated June 27, 1891.

WALTER HILL,Postmaster-Genera- l.

Approved :

Samuel Parker, Minister of Finance adinterim.

Samuel Parker, Minister of Foreign Affairs.

C. N. Spencer, Minister of Interior.V. Austin Whiting, Attorney-Genera- l.

2802-t- f

THE DAILYPACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

Be Just and fear not;Let all the ends thou alm'st at be

Thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's.

FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1891,

FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Files of Samoan papers have beenreceived by the Monowai. In theearJy part of Jane a considerabledegree of apprehension was felt inApia, when it became known thatthe Chief Mataafa had left his resi-dence within the municipal boun-dary, and had suddenly gone to aplace called Malie, which was con-sidered tantamount to open rebel-lion.

It may be remembered that whenKing Malietoa was forcibly de-

ported by the Germans, he leftMataafa as his representative dur-ing absence, and that the lattercarried out his charge honorably,and handed back his powers to theKing when reinstated. During theicter-regnu- m, the power of Mataafabecame so consolidated, and hisrule so popular that a strong party,wearied with the delays and uncer-tainties of the negotiations at Ber-lin, wished to establish him as theKing of Samoa.- - Indeed, applica-tion was made to the King and theChief Justice that this might beeffected.

They were told that it could notbe done, and were advised to giveup the idea, but were so persistentthat the King and the Chief Jus-tice abrubtly left the meeting.Matters remained threateningthroughout the greater part ofJune. Mataafa returned to Apiaat the request of the King, but hasagain, with His Majesty's sanction,taken up his residence at Malie.

Mataafa declares himself per-sonally loyal to Malietoa, and fearsof an outbreak are considerablyabated, and the country appears asif no excitement had taken place.

From New Zealand files we learnthat a census of the Maori popula-tion has been published, showingthat the Maoris now number 41,-31- 2.

This shows a decrease on thecensus of 1886 of only 120 persons.The Maori population is now aboutstationary. In some districts wherethe natives are not harassed aboutland selling, and where they havetaken to steady habits and to thecultivation of the soil as in the oldtimes, they are actually increasing.

On the 4th of June, says the N.Z. Herald, the well known three- -

masted schooner Maile, CaptainLane, reached Auckland after nearly thirteen months absence, duringwhich time she nas Deen cruisingbetween the various guano depotsand trading stations of Messrs. JT. Arundel & Co. in the Pacific.

ADVERTISER la the Paper toTHE clas; 60c. per month.

Steel and Iron Ranges, Stoves and Kite

HOUSEKEIIPDIQ GOODS ADD KITCHEN DTDBII&

AGATE WARE IN GBEAT YABIEfl.

White, Gray and Silver-plate- d.

LAMPS A.IST3D FIX TUBE

RUBBER HOSE,LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,

Plumbers1 Stock, Water and Soil Pipes.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron

DXMOND BLOCK, 95 and 97 KING STBESI.

1356-2651-- q -

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PreventedPositiveCALLED

FLEAS MUST GO!

STCTFot Sale by

BENSON, SMITHSOLE AGENTS,

113 and 115 Fort SB11111 I V I

0Tlit Weekly Gazette and Daily ? c1

ARE THBLBADING PAPBSAND HAVE THE LARGEST CIR

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"S3If BAIL PAtflFiO QOEIMERdiAii ADERISER, JULY 3, 1891.

LOCAL AND GENERAL. XOVRTM OF JULY.

6(kHurrah for the 4th! StA Much To Be Celebrated Day2" No Sttam! No Fire! No Boiler! No Danger!

The above cut is an excellent illustration of our Horizontal Engines which we manufacture in size3 from to 20Horse Power, and are adapted for Pumping, Electric Lighting, Running Elevators, Harvesting and Thrashing Machines,Printing Presses, Boot and Shoe Machinery, Circular, Band and Jig Saws, Hoisting, Mill and Mining Machinery, CoffeeMills and Roasters, Polishing and Fanning Machines, Ventilating Apparatus, Emery Wheels, etc. ; in fact everywhere poweris needed. -

The Regan Vapor Engines having more than realized the anticipations of purchasers, we have now thepleasure to submit Local References.

REFERENCE:Me. Joseph Tinkkk: Honolulu, June 1. 1891.

Deak Sib I purchased from you one of your 2 Horse-Pow- er Horizontal Regan -- Vapor Engines, and after four months'trial it has worked in every way most satisfactorily. The Engine making 230 Revolutions and running a Rotary Pump with a beltmaking 180 Revolutions without anv effort. It is 'delivering the water with great force 45 feet above, at the rate of 30 gallons perminute, or 1,800 gallons per hour. It is run by the yard man, and he finds no trouble whatever in running it. It is doing every-thing thatwas claimed for it, and I should consider it a very Handy, Safe and Simple Engine for anyone to run who is not anengineer, and therefore recommend these engines to anyone. I remain, yours respectfully.

MARK. P. ROBINSON.

be had and the Ensrine can be seen runninsr in full operation at the City Meat-

JOS. TI2STKER,FOR

HOLUSTEK & CO.,

UffUJr.lower"

"I have been affiict-Biliousne- ss,

"ed with biliousnessCoSaUpaUon;.

.Qfrtr a r,u " first one and then"another prepara-Pain- s.

" tion was suggested" tome and tried but

"to no purpose. Ale last a friend"recommended August Flower. I

took it according to directions andits etlects were wondenul, reliev-"in- g

me of those disajjreeable"stomach pains which I had been"troubled with so long. Words

cannot describe tne admiration"in which I hold your August"Flowerit has given me a new

lease, of life, which before was a" burden. Such a medicine is a ben- -" efaction to humanity, and its good

qualities and"wonderful mer-- Jesse Barker,"its should be"made known to Printer,I'everyone suffer- - Humboldt,ingwithdyspep- -"sia or biliousness Kansas, daG. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr,Woodbury, NJ.

Kzw liiDcrtisenunts.

smJuly 4, 1891

115th Anniversary

OF. THE

Independence of theUnited States of

America.

GRIND OPENING BALL

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3rd,AT THE ARMORY.

NATIONAL SALUTE.

A National Salute of 44 Guns one foreach State in the Union will be

fired from the "ShoreBattery at Sunrise,

July 4th.

LITERARY EXERCISES ATMUSIC HALL. JULY dth.

10:30 A.M.

President of the Day : : Prof. F. W. Hosmer

PROGRAMME:Music Royal Hawaiian BandInvocation Kev. Chas. M. HydeNational Song America "

iheo. Ricnards (leader) and Chorus.Reading of the Declaration of Inde-

pendence Lieut. Com. J. C. MorongPatriotic siong Rally Round the Flag"

W. H. Hooks and Chorus.Oration Prof. M. M, ScottBrief Address ...His Ex. Jonn L. StevensMusic .....Royal Hawaiian Band

Star Spangled Banner."

NATIONAL SALUTEBy the Shore Battery at 12 M.

RECEPTIONAt the U. S. Legation by His Excel

lency John L. Stevens, 3 to 5 :30 P. M.

NATIONAL SALUTE. Of 13 Guns one for each of the orig-

inal States of the Union will be firedfrom the Shore Battery at Sunset. ,

Per order of Committee.

COMMITTEES:

Executive J, H, Soper, J. W. Winter,J. A. Oilman, Hamilton Johnson, F. M.Hatch, G. Wilder, M. N. Sanders, J. W.Pratt, A. V. Gear. Fred. McChesney, H.J. Gallagher, Dr. Nichols.

Literacy John L. Stevens, H. W.Severance, Prof. Theo. Richards.

Finance W. F. Allen, J as. G. Spencer,F. M. Hatch, E. Teney, M, N. Sanders.

Balit G. K. Wilder, John Winter, J. A.Gilman, E. F. Bishop. J. W. Pratt, W. H.Hoos, Dr. A. E. Nichol3.

8alctes M aj j r H. F. Hebbard.2303-- 4t

Bishop Museum !

MUSEUM ALT BOUGH NOTTHE arranged, will be open to thepublic on Saturday, June 27th, from 9 a m.to 1 p. m. On the following week at thesame hours on Tuesday, Thursday, andSaturday, and from 2 to 5 p. h. on Wed-nesday and Friday. After this the Mu-seum will be closed until the arrangementof the collections is completed.

WM, T. BRIGHAM.2301-l- w Curator.

FOR LEASE!TtfnSF. VERY DESIRABLE

premises situate on Punchbowl Hill,fust back of residence of J.F. Hack- -

feld, Esq. The house is just finished, con-

tains parlor, dininj? room, four bed rooms,kitchen, Pantry, store room, bath roomand closets; also, fitted with stationaryuraehatanrta. There are also stables andn oeud..inno Honto 'Thenremises commandsone of the finest views of the harbor andDiamond Head to be had on the nui.

Apply to J. A. MAGOON,2796-t- f Adjoining Pogt Office.

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1 le Sean Observatoryy$tim.l6t. of Greenwich

Jpjjj UIELLIOEKCE.

vufVALS., . o

La Queen, Nelson, 14 days

ie niythe, from Kauai,asfrom Hamakua.

iroo Makena..Morris from Koolau.

tjjnd Eliza from Koolau.?riifrom Pearl Harbor.

DEPAKTIKES.

Thursday, July 2.

;t Haglund, for Waianae and

piialo. for Waianae.Le Claire, for Kahuku.

Carey, for San!f;aowai.

Ko'oa.

jrLStEAVIXO TO-DA- Y.

Hill, Freeman, from MauiitlOaiu.Louie Carson, Teltz, for Eu- -

tifioali for Kohala.k Morris for Koolau.ia fot Kilauea.

PASSENGERS.

miuLS.S3 Francisco, tier hk Forestj; Emerson and Chas

1Fnucko.per

DEPASTURES.

R M S S Mono-Mr- sJ R Martinez, Mrs Pig-- JD Harrison and A R

pi passengers in transit.

mmxa NOTES.

p Pele arrived on Thursday''4? oags sugar. Keporta

Kauai.

Ije Carson, Captain Peltz,ballast for Eureka.

Monowai sailed tor SanHM,at 11:30 a.m., taking

Phages fre gbt in transit

rKaiukeaouli leaves to-d- ay

Iwaie; :rfae Honolulu IronJrwwd by her two large

f!ftn8 "ght and one-hl- lf

aaoutu flautatiou.Ovinia takes to-da- y sev-wa-y

ties to the Kilauea

2U-neMorr-is and Sarah

Iro:D Koolau Wednesday

gLakac,me in on Thursdaybrought 1,900 nags

fetS,?n,CaptainR-Ne-

l-

yJ nearly 900 tons generalSdUI our thousand

i2Shned fine wither,tf-boiepa-

f11. accompanied Captain

fe?ra!n Ala left Old

- "lATlSTlCS.

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rd f Health.

ue umerent Exercises,measures, Sports. Etc.

To-morro- w, if everythine on tha ilifTpr.ent programmes cornea off will not be aaay lacking of amusement.

The first event in the way of celebra-ting the 4th will be the ball at the Gym- -uasium tnis evening. The committee incharge of this has done well in makingucn arrangements.

On the mornirny nf trio ifV, u :r1 O xm, 4,ut5 Willbe a national salute of forty-fou- r guns atDU"ltoc , a secona salute at noon, andanother of thirteen

Commencing at 10:30 a. m., the liter--v exercises win De Held in the Opera

House, consisting of the following pro--

lusic- - Roval Hawaiian RanHinvocation fiev. Cha. M. Hyde".uvuai ouu Aiuenra

. . . .Theo. Richards, leader, and chorusA.;uinK 01 me declaration of Indepen- -

dence . . . . . Lieut. Com. Jno. C. Moroni;Patriotic Song Rally Round the FlagW. H. Hooers and chorns

"ra?v: ..... Pror. M. M. Scottin Auaress 111s Ex. Jno. L. StevensMusic. Royal Hawaiian Banduae etarapangled Banner.

His Excellencv Jno. StfiVAns American Minister, will hold aai ine u . b. legation from 3 to 5 :30p. m.

- re8iaes tne ones above mentionpcl.which are of a national character. thrwill be a yacht race, commencing atxu :ov a. m., over tne 01a course, for theHawaiian Challenee Cud and the Pennant prize.

In the afternoon the usual Saturday'sbase ball srama will ha nlaved hv thHonolulus and Kameharaehas.

An interesting and attractive series ofevents are to take place at Pearl Citvand vicinity. Yacht racing to begin at12 o'clock, with canoe and boat racim?too. Besides these, there will be a matchrace, ile dash, for $50. between Mr.bmitn'a bay mare Kikila and Mr. War-ren's Grav Eaele: also a sweeostake.$10 entrance, -- mile dash. Free for all.A cricket match and a dance will be thefeatures at Remond Grove.

The Hawaiian Rifle Association willhold its semi-annu- al shoot at Kahauiki,commencing at 9 a. m.

loianthe will be repeated at tne OperaHouse Saturday evening.

Oahu College Examinations,The following students have suc

cessfully passed the entrance exam-inations to Oahu .College: Wm.Beck-ley- ,

W. M. Buchanan. Wm. R.Castle, Jr., Arthur Douse, AnnieJborbes, Uermce Halstead, NormanHalstead. Euerene Horner. LouisHorner, Henry A. Jaeger, JamesJaeger, JLJdw. W.Lame, Debbie Lyle,David Lyman, Esther Lyman, CarlMaertens, Linda Parmenter, CharlesRice, William H. Rice, Jr., CliftonTracy, Etta Wilcox. More are ex-pected at the openinsr of the FallTerm on Monday, September 7th.

m m m

Brain workers, and all who have tostand the severe mental strain conse-quent on intellectual employment, findClements' Tonic invaluable. Hol-listk- b

& Co. are the Agents for theislands.

PIONEERBUILDING k LOAN ASSOCIATION

O W H --A. W --A. I I.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THEIjURSTwill be held

Monday Evening, July 6th,

At 7-S- ft oVlork at the Chamber of Commerce. AN ELECTION will be held totill the vacancies caused by the expirationof term of office of Thbeb members of theBoabd of Directors, and the annual re-

ports of the officers will be submitted.rYThe nromnt attention of all the

Stockholders is desired.O. S. BUAKDMAJN ,

2806-2- t President.

FOUND.T OAHU COLLEGE: ONE GOLDGlove Buttoner. 1 Silk Parasol. 1 Silk

Handkerchief. 1 black leather Pocket-boo- k

containing a small sum of money. Ownerscan have the above by paying for this ad- -

vertisement x. a. nusju.iiit.2806-- lt

TO LET.THOSE PREMISES TO LET,

at Nupaepae, adjoining the resi-dence of Bishon Willis. Nuuanu

street, Honolulu, including House Lot,House, and Taro Patches, formerly theproperty of Peter Hellish.

57For terms, apply of

T. R. MOSSMAN,2799--2 w Nuilii Plantation. Hawaii.

FOR SALE.A BROWN MARE, EIGHT

or nine years old; sound andgentle; easy in the paddle, andtrained to the carriage; a good

traveler. Also, a Bridle and a lady's bad-di- e.

Inquire at Advertiser office or atOahu College. ' 205-i-f

WANTED.PURCHASE ONE FOOT-POW- ER

TO cutting Lathe, for wood and met-al. Send full particulars. Address:2804-4- t - Lathe. Naalehn, Kau. Hawaii.

FOR SALE.T7TRY CHEAP, ONE HALL TYPE

T Writer, nearly new. Address o. j.,2805-l- w Honolulu P. O.

NOTICE.MY STORE WILL NOT BE OPEN ON

Julv 4th. Will keep openFriday evening for the accomodation ofcustomers.

2805-2-t CHAS. HUSTACE.

LOST.GOLD SHOE-CLAS-P. RETURN TOA this office and receive reward. 2804-t- f

FOR RENT!FURNISHED HOUSE OF SIX

rooms and two bath rooms, on Ala-p- ai

. street. Apply at the Enterprisem noon

No paper to-morro- w.

There will be no John L. Sullivanexhibition. '

Were you at last night's luau ?Big time I

The Mary E. Foster is due fromLaysan IsJ and.

Kerosene oil at $2.50 per case atCastle & uooKe's.

The end of the quarter has broughtout ine Din Doxes.

The Gymnasium has been fixedquite nicely for the ball to-nig- ht

Both the Friend and the Anglicanunurcn inromcie are out lor J uly.

A number of articles found nf.Oahu College are advertised to-da- y.

Henry Smith, Clerk of the Sn- -

preme Court, hag a notice elsewhere.

Forest fires were raerinsr Thnrsdav. ",1.. -on toe mountains iorming JNuusnuValley.

The Australia and Monowai carried away, this week, 7,193 lettersand 1,874 papers.

A vacancy exists in the RovalSchool first assistantshio to Rav.Alex. Mackintosh.

Mr. Geo. W. Lincoln, tho cnntmft- -tor. has a few words to rav tn thnaam ' MVW Vcontemplating building. . .

A train will leave the Honoluludepot at 4:30 this evening for Ewe,returning about 7 o'clock.

The best dav's outiner to ha hudfor a long time will be to-morro-

rip to iwa, .rearl City, etc.

Purchasers of lots at Pearl Cityhave been supplied with maps show-ing the location of their lots.

At the underwriter's sale by Mr.L.J. Levey, at noon to-da-y, will beoffered for sale a lot of beer, etc.

It is supposed the Mariposa hasbeen delayed on account of John L.not being on time to leave 'Frisco

A large number of lovers of horseracing go by the steamer Hall thismorning to attend the Maui races.

First annual meetiner of thePioneer Building and Loan Associa- -xr in 1 1 ij ht nuuu win ue ueiu on iiionaay eveningnext.

Mr. A. J. Cartwright, Jr., is expecting a thorough-bre- d bird dog bytne next Zealandia from ban Francisco.

The Forest Queen arrived Thursday from San Francisco with 4.000cases kerosene. No wonder oil isgoing down in price. .

" Pak-a-Pi- o " has received a freshstart. A Chinaman deposited hisdollar and a half the' other day andwon $2,000, and got it, too.

The Monowai left at 11:30 a. m.,yesterday. The Hawaiian Band gavethe through passengers an idea ofthe excellent music we hear.

The passengers en route to theCoast by the Monowai so much ad-mired Honolulu scenery as to pur-chase many views of the same.

The residents of Eleele, Kaaai,will celebrate the "Glorious fourth"with a grand luau. The Kealiafolks may commemorate the day withhorse-racin- g.

Of the recently-arrive- d Japaneselaborers, 50 men and 17 women weresent to the Kahuku Plantation onThursday, and five men to theMaunalna Plantation.

The I X L, corner of Nuuanu andKing streets, will remain open thisevening (Friday) and Saturday even-ing till 9 o'clock, for the sale of fire-works,fla- gs,

balloons, toy pistols, etc.

Mr. H. W. Peck, for sometimeteacher in the Royal School, has ac-

cepted the position of General Sec-retary of the Honolulu Y. M. C. A.,which was tendered nim some weeksago.

A. native who came .. from Hiloabout a month ago with $1,000 inhis pocket has opened a che fa es-

tablishment. There are four othersthat are run rather openly for agambling business. Why not haul'em up.

Court Diary. Friday, July 3.Kaaiholei vs. Kama et al.; MariaGomesda Silva vs. J. Gomesda Silva,return day; Hamauku vs. W. O.Smith, return day; estate, Hall,minors: estate, A. S. Bolster; guardianship, Hamauku, minors; Mana-k-u

vs. Smith; Park, assignee ofGraenhalgh vs. Levey.

There was a srood audience presentat the Y. M. C. A. Thursday eveningto hear Dr. Hammond s lecture onthe "Sabbath of Creation." The doctor will Rive a second lecture thisevening on "The Sabbath of the Hebrews." Brief, practical questions.touching the subject in hand, wiji beanswered. All are cordially invited.

On Thursday. July 9th, the Y. M.C. A. will erive a farewell receptionto Mr. S. D. Fuller, the retiringGeneral Secretary, and . Mr. P. C.Jones, one of the oldest members ofthe Association, both of whom soonleave the Kingdom for America. Itwill also be the occasion of the publicrecognition of the newlv-electe- d

Ueneral Secretary, Mr. H. W. .fecK.

Police Court. t

Ah Tons wna frnind cniltv of indulging in cha fa, a Chinese bankinggame of chance. He was fined $500and costs $2.40. An appeal was notedoy nis attorney.

J. Cabral for violating carriageregulations was 'fined $1.

A common case of drunkennesswas fined 6.

Illustrated Catalogues canMarket, Nuuanu street.

2781-t-f

Hurrah for the 4th July !

THE 1. X I.Auction and Commission House

Cor. Nuuanu and King Sts.

WILL REMAIN OPEN

Thursday,'Friday, and

Saturday Evenings,

Till 9 O'clock,

For the Sale of

MREW0EKS,

FLAGS,

BALLOONS,

TOY PISTOLS,

Etc., Etc.

S. W, LEDERER,

Proprietor of the I X L Auction andCommission House, corner Nuuanuand King streets. 2790 1379-3- t

Just HeceivedPer Bark "CHARLOTTE," a number of

Pianos Pianos !

From the Celebrated Factory of

a BECHSTEIN, LONDON and BERLIN,

Sy"Now ready for inspection, for saleby

II. HACKFELD & CO.,

Sole Agents f01 the Hawaiian Islands.2712--q

Tax Notice.milE DEPDTY TAX ASSESSOR ANDA Collector for the District of Ewa andWaianae will be at the Ewa Court Housefrom July 1 to 24, 1891, and at the CourtHouse at Waianae from July 27 to Auguut1, 1891, for the purpose of assessing andcollection ot taxes.

All those who own property in the District and are at present liviner out cf thesaid District will please return their blanksnot later than July 31st, or no appeal willbe allowed b. HUUKAKU,Deputv Tax Assessor and Coliectorfor Dis

trict of Ewa and Waianae. 2801-l- m

Sole A.?entTHE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

DEALERS IN--

TOBACCOS,

FinestHavana,

Manila' AND

AmericanCigars,Cigarettes

Pipes,Etc.

NAPA SODA WATEH

Opera Glasses,

Eye Glasses

Spectacles

109 Eort Street.

Kerosene Oil

3.00 per Case.

Hawaiian Hardware Co,,

Fort St, opp. Spreckels Block.2803-l- w

4rtli ofJulyALL AMERrCANS WXSHJSG TO

fcr th5 Celebraiira of thecoming 4th July, cn find Subscript klasts at Messrs.

Castle & Cooke. .... . .Kir.g streetEgan & Gunn. Kincr streetM. N. Saunders ..........King streetPacific Hardware Co. Fort streetW. F. Allen .KaALuwAaa street

W.F.ALLEN;2801-6- t Chairman Finance Committee.

TO LET !3.

THE ARLINGTON HOTELPremises in Brewer's Botel-st- .Block. Recently renovated andin Rood repair. Dinine room.

kitchen and store rooms on ground floor.Parlors, sleeping apartments and bathsup-stai- rs. Possession given July 1st. . :

S7For further particulars and termsof lease, apply to

O. BREWER & CO., L'd.,2794-2-w Queen Street.

THE . UNDERSIGNED HAVINGa Tannery at lwilei close to the.

Slaughter house, informs the public that'he will purchase hides and do all business"

.v .tin Iivia rf ' I v m mm nnl Vs n

on hand all kinds of Leathe for sale atreasoname pnees. .

2805-3- m JOAQUIM DA GRELLA,

--IMPORTERS AND

DRUGS,

Medicines,

Chemicals,Toilet

Articles,Pine

Perfumes

and Soaps,

Sponges, Etc.

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE

Eye Glasses,

Opera Glasses

A. Full Line of

HOLLISTER & CO.,- : 2651-- q

ROYAL HAWAIIAN

OPERA HOUSEErnestine Gray -- Lessee & ManagerThos. Gray - - - Stage ManagerH. Berqer Leader- - - - -

Saturday, ouly 4th.Under the Patronage of H. M. QUEEN

LILIUOKALANI.

Q-ran- d Success 1

Crowded Houses 1

IOLAMHE;"OR,

The Peer and the Peri,

One of Gilbert & 8ulivans CharmingUperas will be prodaced by the

Honolulu Juvenile Opera Company

42-CHILDR- EN-42

ASSISTED BY THE

Royal Hawaiian Orchestra !

Grand Fairy Ballet!

" ' Premieres Danseuses :Misses Helen Smith, Annie Clark, Hessie

Lemon.

Prices as Usual. Curtain at Eight.

fSy-Bo- x Plan open at J. J. WilliamsPhoto Gallery. Hotel St. 2802-t- f

3STThe Box Pi an will not be open to-morr- ow

(Saturday). -

Pioneer Building 4 -- loan Association.

THIRD SERIES STOCK IN THISwill be issued July 6th, 1891.

Those desiring to subscribe for same shouldapply immediately to

THEO. F. LANSING,2803-- Ct Secretary.

a- -

f 'tfi ! : S

... f--'a nvnii'PTaiZR. .JULY 3. 1891.

BflHillBiflil BSBlBiBiBillBlBBmM

BLASTS FROM THE RAM'S

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.UST RECEIVEi A LARGE ASSORTIilENT OF THE LATEST ETThe Honolulu Soap WorksBaldwin Lowofa! - haxi

4

3. : Of Fine- -- ' Suitings

H. S. TREGL0AN & SON,2741-- 3

OI JlilArw T..

TAHITI LEMONADE WOEES Co.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!

CONSIGNORS MUST FURNISHin duplicate, at

the time Of deliverv nf cnnHs civincr ftcorrect listf of articles, with marks, ad- -aress weignt, and .destination of eachconsiimnient.N

The Originah Receipt to be signedby- - the Agent of the Company;the Duplicate to be : retained by him asauthority for shipping the property.Proper- - forms of shipping receipts canbe obtained from our Agents, or at theGeneraO'eight Office in Honolulu.

l0Tne above rule will take effectdu andter June 15, 1891.

W. G. ASHLEY,2782-lm- v Superintendent.

MAGKEREL

--MANUFACTTJEEES OF--

Lemonade, Spda, Cream Soda,

SARSAPARILLA, GINGER ALE

RASPBEJRR YiL DDE

MOF ALL GRADES, IN BARRELS,

'esiand Trouserings. n

; MERCHANT TAlLOHSmq .

-q :;t ,

. .. . '..

Stone, Iron or Wood, in a satisfactoryr

VIOHY, APPOLLINARIS, ETC., ETC.; ETC.

Absolutely Pure ! Kefresliing!. Delicious !

The undersigned have just completedtheir HEW STEAM SOAP WORKS,and are prepared to supply the trade a

Pure Laundry Soap!Put up in Boxes of 100 Lbs.,-.- .

'' .' V

of 42 and 56 Bars each."

We guarantee our Soap to be pubk,and much better than the imported; -

GT"Each box is stamped " Honolu- -lu boai uo.," ana is v

For Sale; by all Eetailers

HONOLULU SOAP WORKS CO.,

if tit i!pnrciTmr o. datcill. .:MClDJaflllL:-- :

2778-3- m AGENTS.

New Store!

GENT'S FURNISH fNG GOODS,

LADIES' UNDERWEAR,1

CHILDRENS' UNDERWEAR,

BOY'S WAISTS, Etc., -

BOY'S & MISSES':HATS,

JUST RECEIVED PER AUSTRALIA

THE CHOICEST LOT OF

Millinery,Flowers,Feathers & Novelties

Ever Seen in Honolulu.

Prices Reasonable !

S7New Goods Every Stkameb.

&003D'Mclntyre Block, Fort Street.

2709-3m- q

CIAS. BREWER & CO.'S

Boston Line of Packets.

IMPORTERS WILL PLEASEv take notice that the fine

iBARKlMARTHA DAVIS

Caft.Will be laid on the berth in Boston tnlpavp

TELEPHONES:fiMutiaal 360. 2749

BTJILIDEI. and CP2STTIIA.CDTOII

Ofwhich1;,,

We keepneeded by w,- -

d18. Coal .

Jtoh. Asphalt

B"ip Carpet;; '5uAll Of tha V. .

Such so vu "

Dynamos and .n

PTiw-no:- .

rttiUO in ResideBusing, "7 8J

Houses .

work done bvEPTJ I

ConstantlTT.

The CELEBRATED

SHIPMAJJOIIBof any required hon

We keep on handstock of MU1 Supplies tobcSj

RUBRICATING OILSCotton Waste, Packing',

Asbestos Felting, Etc hSPERM OIL taken

waters, of Extra Qualitj.

Matches.

oi tne best quality of EUBj.

for the coming dry season- -LAWN MOWERS, Galv'dlri

FEED CUTTERS;

Sheet Iron and Zinc, 6h?tJ

ICF, CHESTS &

EEFRIGERATORSjl

. There are ike;articles that cannot be m,we kaep in stock, bo if pithing in our line please isp

E. 0. HALL tCor. FORT &KD(5i

'1366 2

Califora

king & miHave on Band

Fresh every month froofix

the very best pi

Hay and G4

Of all kinds, attheyeijDelivered prompt :

of the city.

! GIVEUSATBI

Warf!hoa8e.Leleo-Moil- K

121; Bell Telephone M JoffifiA with a.i.TO

Is nrebared to fiirnish Plann.rkmds of Buildings, either Brick,1A manner i . ; . , .

?J"ing a ?ractical Architect myself. I am prepared to make all Plansand Specifications; and Personally Superintend the same. '

r Thankful to all who have entrusted their work to roe heretofore, . I hope tomerit a cont.imifl.npA nf thou n.ifmnn.m u , . -. . v. .-- v.. .Mwwogo, u;. KiYiug tuo Bttuiu my perBonai supervis-ion and emnlOVinO' mmnpfpnt flsaiatanla tl.QK-r- , .jf ,.faction

' - r...- - ..mno, m;ouj cua uiij ijs mo bu guarantee satis' ETLL "Sf?? OF JOBBING and REPAIRING promptly attended toOffices up with neatness and dispatch. 7

x

Gr k W. LINC OLN,Bkll Telephonb 275.- - r2651-q?- --

J

75 and 77 Kwo 8iT.H. H (I

J. yj m lifi j JJ, JLi JtlKING- - ATD BETHEL ST8.

For Sale, ex- - 'R.flftfinf. ' - A tniroif

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OfferSUPERIOR RHINE : VINES,:

" HORN.

Whisky is not the only thingwhich intoxicates.

There is no Heaven except forthose who overcome.

A lazy man has to work hard tofind an easy, placeTllany a man signs his death war-

rant with his teeth.There isn't any place in God's

service for a coward;In nothingelse can there be such

a change as in man.The religion of Christ never puts

a long face on anybody.The religion that has no joy in it

does not come from God.Take from love the power to

suffer and it could never speak.No man can ask God for much

who is not willing to do much.Birds with bright feathers do not

always make a good pot pie.The preacher who lives only on

his study will be dead to thepulpit.

The devil agrees with the manwho don't believe in revivals.

The devil erets uneasy the moment a man finds out he is a sinner.

It is hard for God to sret hisarms around a man who is hugginga bag of money.

When von want to be haDDV.

U8efal. Wok down- -

verybody. who tries to makeothers happy gets paid for it inHeaven s money.

If the devil can sret a man toworship himself he don't care howmuch he goes to church.

Some DeoDle can trust God aslong as they have plenty of money,but when the bank breaks theirall goes with it.

Thousands of people would worklike beavers in the church if they

r.iri itt awould, see them at it

If you don't live your religion athome, it won't do your, wife andchildren much good to hear youtalk about it in prayer-meetin- g.

Am. Grocer.

H. LOSE,

Commission Agent.Patentee of " Lose's Chemical Com

pound " for Clarifying Cane Juice; ofwhich supplies are kept on hand.

LT"e.w.mattendto any business en- -irusiea 10 nim.

OFFICE-MERCHA- NT ST., NO. 42.

Telephones Mutual 128; Bell 152.- P. O. Box 338. 27t'3-3- m

MARSHAL'S SALE.VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE-p.nt.i- nn

isiifH nut rf tUa Pni;n r..on the 6th day of May, A. D. 189l!against Ah Puck alias Ah Part rfofonrionf

favor of the Hawaiian Tramways Co.!L'd. plaintiff, for the sum of $46.78. I havelevied UDon and shall pinnsp for sio offront entrance of Kalakafia Hale, in theDistrict ot Kona, Honolulu, Island of Oahu.

12 M. of MONDAY, th fithJuly, A. D. 1891, to the highest bidder, allme ngnt, title and interest of the said AhPuck alias Ah Pack, defendant, in nthe following property, unless said judg-ment, interest, costs and m v Amprmoa hapreviously paid.

.Last oi property for sale: One Redwoodstove.

(Sig.) J. A. MEHRTEN,deputy Marshal.Honolulu, June 5. 1891.

2783-l- m 1378--3t

Tiiff For Sale.THE IRON TUG ALICEof Hilo, is offered for salecheap. She is in good order,

nolulu if neoeasarv Anvi-n-,. . . vuo nouwagV OLUANO STABLES, 1

278Mm Hilo, Hawaii

Japanese Employment Office

HAS MOVED TO NO. 23 MAUNAKEAMatnal TfpnhnnoUn kta '2772-l- m

L. A. THUEST02T. W. F. FBEAB.

THURSTON & FREAB,Attorneys - at - Law,

HONOLULU, H. I.O0ffice over Bishop's Bank.April 2, 1891. 273Qki.

GOOD INVESTMENT !

To be sold by private contract, a

Well-Furnish- ed and Fully Equipped

LODGING HOUSE !

The hnnsA i in im'o j .

.centrally located.

XT CASH DOWN ONLY 3For particulars, apply to

: ; S. E. PIERCE,Corner Fort and Merchant sts

2797-l- w

Tncft; i Tir,ivtXUU ' HI illUJSlC.

MI8S StJSANNE R. PATCH WILLthe fparr,inr nt nl Istrumental music after Sept. 1st.. RefersPyperaission to her patrons in Honolulu.

CS?Address Kawaiahao Seminary No-tice of mace of rpsidonpo uriii

from California. 2789-l- m

Advertiser 50c per month.

Such Auslese, Rauenthaler, RudesheimerHochheimer

The undersigned haying been appointedSole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

FOB THB CELEBRATED

Baldwin Locoinotiyes

From the Works of ' ';

Barnliam, Parry, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, 3?en.n.t

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

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

For Plantation Purposes,.,,,

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

over all other makes is not only knownnere out is acknowledged tnrougnout theuniiea estates. .. ,

WM. 6. IRWIN & CO.,

Solb Agents for Hawaiian Islands.2651-- q

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire and Marinai .

Tn rrra n pa A owi t I

AGENTS PORf

New England Mutual Lifi Ins. Co

OF BOSTON,

.ffitna Fire Ins. Co, of Hartford.

UNIONInsurance Company

FIRE AND MARINE,

OF 8A2f FSANCISCO, OALQ'OBNIA.1356 2651- -

-- n t n nWin t vwm rti nmnanv

(LIMITED),

OFFER FOR SALE

Ijime and Cement,PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

and ROOfing

RESD'a PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

FEETILIZER8:Wool TJust,

Bone Meal,Fisli Guano.

ALSO

BUCK. & OHLANDT'S

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS :

Cocksfoot, Rye Grass and Clovers.

REFINED SUGARS,

Fairbank Canning Oo.'s CornedBeef; 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS,2702-- q

Pianos For Kent.

PIANOS IN GOOD ORT)P!KI - from S4 r) f r f7 Ofi naTnAnirear.tivMUmu DK, PARTMENT OF

COWPANY.HAWAIIAN S,the leading remedy forConor rti rm 3r 31m?1to6DAY8 The onlv .' - v. 1U1inuutw d Motto

iim Strwtan. wucvrriitcn or yt mica.I Drescrlbe it &nd fplart Miy by sue in recommendirig it

i THf MI8l5HEIIIClCo to all anfforera

Sold by Drupxiata,TndT A'AJ.CJE etOU

Holli8Tib fc Co., Wholesale Aeents.jDejssoa.pMiTH a uo., wnoiesale Agents

:slng

uicutrin w 1

ELASTIC NTRUSS,

the is vgivsn that we are f3offering the BestTruwin tieWorld11 c?y 1 x Thin HlnhtA1 innli.

M ... ... I 'lftNa OIL. f Jlbuub oa emu ui nnpinrei iois ia aniClectrie Trait (the only successful oltoV

tj9T inrentAd) ; has tip iron Hoops or Steeliruis kuaut 1, anu ueiogciauc,i-a- a do worn

with ease and comfort N J vbt and Day. It'ffaperFeetretainer I KF-lTo-r. farther particulars x

STru, tend 4c. in stamps for Pamphlet No. 1 an?DEM CF thtIr.PierceB Genuine Electri.II L 1. 1 Cli.O Lli Trasses contain our Private 81irna&ure exactly like that shown at toi of thliBMlTerilseiueni.'

. .Bswar.

oi iafsrior imitationsaaonn; .

I lur 1,1113 P01 oa June io, ioyi, ucient inducement offers.

: jicucDumuier.! u ; . t

HISSp0f?eD. et

nEug.Perrier,Blanche.'

Chalon'-

Carte- -Blanch

;'Lanrence,

FLENBERG STOCK BEER Guaranteed the Genuine Article. - 1 :; BAVARIAN BEfiR of the renowned Autiuef Breweryi also, ": GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS in a' Large Variety

ED. HOFFSCHLAEqIr&Oo:

HALF BARRELS AND KITS, OFOUR OWN IMPORTATION, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND

, .

FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT,

AT LOWEST MARKET RATES!

S. FOSTER & Co.Importers & Wholesale' Grocers,

26 and 28 California St., San Fbancisco.2686 1360-- y

C. B. RIPLEY,

jrciitect3Office Room 5, Spreckel'a Block.

(Mutual Tel. 208).

New Desigks Modeek Buildings.

Complete Plans and Specifications forEvery Description of -- Building.

Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence of construction given when requirea. ; ?

"--

CSp- 'Csill and examine plans.' 2753-3m- tf

Pianos; Pianos, PianosJust Received per S. S. Australia.

hrrrtiThree more of those Superior

Hemme & Long Pianos !

Made expressly for H. H. Williams& Co.

They are moth nroof. iust the thinfrtw;a Iuu vvuuiiijr.

C?"Now on exhibition and for .sale orrem Dy

: H. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,2778-l- m 105 Fort Street.

CASTLE & COOKEHAEDWAEE, .

Shipping and Commission Merchantsin

i

, - IMPOBTEES ASH DUAL EES ISatGENERAL MERCHANDISE.

Plantation !Afients.

Life, Fire and Marine

liisuraace Agents,

1356 HONOLULU, H. I. 2651-- q

W. E. SALTER,

WA-TOHIM-AJKE-R

N Klne Street' next Geo Lincoln'.. -

Cheapest and best nlace to eet vnnrwthmanner.

EePairs to Musical Instruments;'' Fine Mechanionl WnrV.

' ecwopiattog and Gilding.All work warm n fori - fn,.U ,U1.'"":1Bxuuuma. 2675-- q

ANDERSON & LUNDY,

Dentists.AKTIFIfiTAT. . TTfCWru.A i I IA AA

irom one tn An onKm aaf l tvuv,v iXA- - I' serted on gold, sUyer, alinm- - A

oonstant sonrce of irritation to theiuuuuu nuu tuxoai, we would recommendonr Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper-ations performed in accordance with the

xT5m .u.18 m cental science.5tfiAr3tei,prith0Ut Pain y use ofHotel street, Tregloan premises.

zooi-- q

J. --A-FT.

a'er in Clothing, Furnishing Goods

AND

General Merchandisej Of eyery description, entirely new,

?ew Store, 55 and 57Nuuanu St,nexx to empire Saloon.

TT.he3 ?ublic e respectfully invitedtoVfinr

callAaa).and inspect the-choice

-selection of

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A8 REMOVED TO.va w wu av ki ww i v m h b m ranr

"so'ruira .i,a routoea by every Star.return

ic.uU4;fVBn cigars, TODacco.Orders for. Groceries promptly filled. DailyaC"Cash sales amaw1 profits. 2677-3m- q

99 FORT STREETS !

The attentiop of Iies

New Silks New Sateens,: NewTNEW LACES, NEW: TRIMMINGS, NEW PARASOLS,

I NEW EMBROIDERIES; NEW CURTAINS; NEW PINEAPPLE TISSUE,phone348;Mnta- W-

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ia ri H former Bisons, and loW Iron and Loeoniotin1

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8an Frenclieco

. King, and. BetbeJ Streets. I

and INFANT'WEAR;" ' '

A SPECIALTY.?

: : Honolulu.

CO.: 'ft

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MEYER,W.H. TATL0B... ""Z&iB, 8. MGOBS.""."

ktj or iunner particulars apply to

2651 1358--q C. BREWER A CQ.

GOODSa Fine Assortment.

We have just received per 8. 8. Australia,comprisini?, one

elegantHand-paint- ed Porcelain Dinner Set

A few of those fine hand-embroider- ed

SIXjK and. SATIN SCXtHTCRTS,

EBONY raAMES,"r ' t ..-..-

Assorted colors and patterns of CrepeaxiK anawis. Elegant Tete--a te Cups

and Saucers, i A fine lot of

Manila Cigars and Cheroots

Scarf Pins in great variety, ...L.uy uulbs.

Also, an assortment of new styles of

Rattan Chairs aild TablesAlso.' selection nf JAPANTCSH I

srcau earivnd mfna m. I

assortment of New Goods. ...WING W0 CHaIj & CO.

No. S2 Nunanu Rfraof2651-- q

Eedward & Howell;

Contractors &Builders" j- ix

Briok, 8tone end Wooden BuildinjEfltlzaetee GUen.

Jobbing Promptly Attended to76 KING. STREET."

P. O. Box 4292687-- q

DORWARD & HOWIE.-

Carpenters and Builders,ARE PREPARED TO CON-- 1 'iraci ior an Kinds of Buildings.Store and Office Fitting, and Gen-eral Jobbmg a specialty.

Send or leave nrrfio urfK r tt r- -f f l$r?X$Z&

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avakUAuarj mr anwibeen lTndrp.:;'5 .KSi

WILDER'S rtts AifHTTTT ; ;

Honolujn, Sept. 5, 1890, U2-- q

; SADIES', CHILDREN'S

priceflTeqSSd? 8UrpaSSe9

J. L.

PAPER HANGING

No. 130 Eort St., !

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J,punpM.VNUFACTIJRKBS OF !

C-- ne 0. Elevatora CoayeydrsV.J F ,Wrought and Cast InmWork for HBldi - .

- ' ' Water Wheels and Gearing,-Bar- -r lroa, Etc.

: Water Wheel!EAmSS.r' MACHINERY done at REASONABI 8

-1366-2716- 1 : hold at lowest