Vol. U, No. 25.

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Holomua Publishing Co. jjt King St. (Thomas block),

Houoluln, H. I.

SU3SCBIPH0H,' ,per Month, 50 Cts.

I be paper is delivered.by Carrier in thei ,srn ana Miburbs. Single Copies for Salej; i or News Denlera and at the Office of

, i hcation.

EUJND HORRIE, - - Editor

P, M. R00NEY, - - Manager

jSTOTICE.411 BusinoBS Communications should be

, .".massed to P. M. ROONEY, Hono-'-:n,U.- I.

ivrreepouaenco and Oonimnnicattons tort n .licatiou should bo addressed to the EditorHawaii llolomua. No notice will be paidto ;ny anonjuiouB communications.

Business Cards

YOLNEY V. ASH FORD,

Attoi noy and Counselor at Law,Ollice, Sito of the Old BotholWest Corner of King and BethelStreets. j'21

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaaburaann SUoet, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON.I

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OEce: 113 Kaahnmanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

PAUL NEUMAXN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

3U Merchant Street. Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.

Office. Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluHale), adjoining Post Office,

Honolulu.!

A. ROSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

So. 15 Kaahnmnnu St., Houoluln,Hawaiian Islands.

H. E. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,"

80 King St., Boll Tolophono 107.

F. H. REDWARD,

CONTH ACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 50G King Street, Honolulu.

Hawaiian "Islands.

War. FOSTER.ATORNEY-AT-LA-

42 Merchant Street. Oct 11th.

A, G CORKEA,

GiT"ATTORNEY AT LAW, JS307 Merohnnt Street, Honolulu.

Fernandes & GomesWHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,X 502 Fort St.. Honolulu, H. I.P 0. Box 4S6, Mutual Telo. 140.

Iy202m

335 Both TklepHoxe3 335

Hick Stand. Corner King andMiunakea Streets. Hacks at-Al-

l

Hjurs. 1)

SAM YEE HOP, ,

No. 552 King Street, Dolr sbC lifornia aud Hawniiaa Fraitsand VecotiblM. GaaraTea. uid.Gwad QJQ?1

Dealers in Wines and SpiritsKaahomtnn --Street, Honolulu."

H. E. McIXTXRE & BRD.,:

Grocep.v, Feed Store & Bakery,. vjorner ot iivm ana von ts., Honolulu

J. PHILLIPS,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS.FITTERZOPPER-SiHTH- ,

3 House and Ship Job WorkPromptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street. HpnolnU.

dk. Mclennan,Fort Stret, above Hotel.

Mntnai Telephone 632. for office2S7 lor residence. jy2S

JLUXJ. KJ JrLW VY Jii. !House Sign and Oinamcntal9S'Fovt s"eft,

Painter.Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

620 King Street.. augl

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Real Estate and HeneralAuctioneer.

Coruer.Fort and Queen Streets. Honolulu

Personal attention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

Mutual TVJeohone- - 238

"FAT BOY."BAY HORSE 132 SALOON !

P. McINERNY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Cor-ve-b Bethel and Hotel Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W. W. WRIGHT, PnopMETon,(Successor t3 G. West).

CARRIAGE BUILDING asp REPAIRING.from tho Other Islands in the

Carriage Building. Trimming and PaintingLine win --Meet wnu rrorapi aiicduuu.

Blacksmlthint: in All Its Various BranchesDone. P. 0. Box 821. Nob. 12$ and 130Fort Street. JyW Iy

W. S. LUCE.Wine and Spirit

MerchantOimpbell Fire-proo- f Block,

WET? OH A NT ST. HONnrJir.TI.

71 : BOTH TELEPHONES : 71CONSOLIDATED

SODA-:- - WATER-:- - WORKS,-- :- CO.

litMITTEI).)

ILL persons are warned not to permitA -- nJmnfc tn tv.qnasw on the Iamfsof Kauewai and Kui..ihili, lelongiug theundersign rice plantcra.,fonnd on straying on the nco lands tnll beniponndett or snot.

LENTA I WAI SING SEE.Honolulu. Ang. 29 lSDt. nB 'r

Tor Wo Wing Kee Co.$Q NUUANU STREET

Dealers in Ladies & Gents' Bootand Shoes made to oroer.

1.0p O 7trT iTT

Anchor-:-baloo- n

Ex "AUSTKALIA,"

Another Invoice of the World

Beuowued

FREDERICKSBURG

UGER BEER

On draught and by the keg:

Also, as a Specialty,

Small Fresh Cauforma'

OYSTERS.

Honolulu, Wednesday, October IT, lS94r. BerMoiita 50 Cts.

BRUCE GARTWRIGHT

ticsisess of Fiduciary Nature Trpnsacied.Proapt attention grrea to the cacagcseat

of Erfiites, G vcdiacibips, Tresis,etc., etc, etc.

Ojpc, : CdL-iicrig- Building,Merchant Street. Honolulu

H. MAY & Co.,Tea Dealers,

. p.rinj wOIleG

. T? QfpVC

AND

ProvisionMerchants

- Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

European & American GroceriesCalifornia Produce by Ever'

Steamer.

jerch.au t ExchangeCorner King aun Nuuanu Streeta.

S. I. Sri AW.... Proprietor.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS andBEKlt. sold anywhere in the town.

First-clas- s attendance. Cull aud judgefor yourself. no 113-t-f.

LEWIS & CO.,

Wholesale snd Retail Gro

AND

PROVJStON DEALERS!'

ERESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

BySVery Ban Francisco Steamer. -

Salt Salmon in Barrelsa Specialty.

rrtFoti Si., Honolulu. Tel. 240,P tl. linx 207.

i(aMui:-- : jbtel

JCAHULUI, JfiAUl.

4

PROPRIATOR.sept 7 tf

KENGLUN; PHOTOGRAPHER,

Nuuanu and Pauahl Streets.

Gubincts. 3.50 Per Dozen." li.00 Per 1 2 Dozen,

SxlO So.oO Per Dozen.' 3,50 Per 1-- 2 Dozen.

DrvGoods and Chinese Silks.

Empire Saloon,JAMES OED5, PnorstEroR:

pine Viries, Liquors. Beer

'ALWAS ON HAND. -Coraer Nuu&aa aal Hotel Struts.

Ml Trfephoae 241. Post OSee Box 107

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

Mclnernv Block.

JOBBERS OF

"WIxSTKS, andSPIKLTS

GoldenRuleBazaar,

Depot for NEWSPAPERS andPERIODICALS by every

"coming steamer.S3TSubscriptions Payable in j

Advance. - j

DOMESTIC J

SEWING i:

MACHINES.

This Machine is the Kin" ofall. On it vou can make a Lockstitch , Chain-stitc- h . Embroider-- ,Button-hole- s. Ruffles, Tncks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet.

Stationery and Blank Books atKJT Cash, 1'pjces,

Hand Sewing Machines fromeight dollars and A' half up. jy27

AVE INVITE ALL SMOKERS

To call and inspect onr late importationof the celebrated G. B. D. p pes, cigarsand ci,? ,w?Hc. .f' W w V r-- v. pT. H. Davies

SCo,

Fresh Feed

and Flour

From WASHINGTON.

Lionn Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

Bran,PER WARliTOO" Just

to H nd.

New DrynGoods

Crockery,

Hardware,Groceries,

," i,To Hand,

FOS

Bailey. Honolulu Made

Wire Woven

Matresses and

Hammocks

ocjeisticSteamship :--: Co

Time 5Tn.ble.

LOCAX. JLIiSTE.

S. S. A-USTR-ArriTe Honolulu Leare Uonolala

from S, F, for S, F.

. Aug. 11 July 21.Sept. S Aug. IS.Oct. G Sept. 15.Kov. 3 Oct. 13Dec. 1 Nov. 13.

Dec. S.

From San Pr.m. for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu

Monowai Jnig 2Alameda Aug 30Mariposa Sep 27ilouowai Oct 25

From Sydney for San Erancisco.

Leave Honolulu.

Alamedu July 2(1Mariposa Aug 23

....Seit 2UAlameda Oct It'

Wm. Davies,

Stevedore and- "Wrecker

E3TI1IATES AND CONrRACTS ON

ALL KISD3 OF WORK.

Steamer Waimtmaln will run re-gular 'o Wni.mae, Wiiialua andWay Licduig.

luquire Ht office of .I..S. Walker ovei

ieh U-- f.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nurfanu Streets.

EDW. WOLTER.... Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS au..3EER, sold anywhere in the tovn.

Finit-cla- s Htttudence. Call nd jndgrfor yourself. no SO-t-f.

City Carriage

Blacksmith Shop

107 KING STREET

D. BEjlT, Mjhar

Blacksmith Work

AM)

Carriaga Rapiring

PAINTING : AND : TRIMMING

In all it- - Benches, at Bed'R.sk: Prices.

Main Telephoiv 332

tart tfn andif

WW

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

Harry Klemme, Manager

Cor. Nunanu & Berstdiiiast5,

Honolulu, H. I.

The Only Sporting Hoaso in

Town.

O. J?. S. a Speciality

LO HEX GRIN LAGER BEER

Always on Draught.

2 GLAS3E3YKOR 25 CENTS.

BcH of Wines, Liquors,

ALWAYS ON HAND.in! tf

.MKDEIR S & Co.Merchant TailoxK

American, English and ScotchTweeda on baud. First-clas- s

trork guaranteed.Hotel St., under Arlington Hotel DIto.Honolulu.

S. D CKWR.ilanager--

(TOJJJJBIOIHTt JJOK jJPHND.

OiRNER n

Nuu inu and Ken-tam- a Streets.561 U'itii Tklkpik'nes: 5GI

GOOD. RELIABLE andiv27 tf ClVfL DRlVKftS.

L

YKJi CCAJST,DEALER I.V

fijBn'j Fiqs Fashing wA

F nc TailoringFine Chinese and J ip inese

HmidkerchivfjiN'os. 31ti33 Nnimim .St. H.n- -'nln. P O R T 253 jv5

Fred. Harrison.

CONTRACTOR AND

BUILDER

The LeadingBuilder

IN HONOLULU.

g ven on all kinds

t'f Brjck, Imn, Stnne andAVtKxI-- n Building-"- . J.b'

bing of all kinds.

Building Material fr Salo. 510and 512 King Street. Reside' cTeleph-ne,B- ill 27.

l O. Box 11.oc2-- tf

Rational Ifoa Wq?'

Qcia" Street,Between Alakea k, Richard Sb

THE UNDERSIGNED- prpir.l t

tU kind of

Iron Bnaa, Btosse. Zibc.

TiBaad im& Cumins. AltoG&rkl Urfdr lybo tor Steam Ecrjims.-KijiTil- K

Cora SltlLi,

Wasr Wheal. Milt. ;r.HocaisM tor ih Cl&oag oi Cbfce.

CaU)r Otis, Bote. tUwle. SIk

huMf!e LeTr Jfc clhr flbrurj' PUsts,An4 Paper Stock

l Uw Miavoe. Arruw Kxi. etc. .1

j WHITj WTliAN n co.

B. BERGEESM

vGaenl AnK tor

.SINGER

III 1 11

SB"WIiSrG- -

COxVIP'Y.

. -All Kinds of Needles for Salo andRetiring: Done. Damon's BlockRothel Street, Honolulu. P. O.Rnx 440 jv2l

HongBranoh

Establishment.

Thi:Firat-Ch- w BitStnp U-- srthits beit fiilnrg'Hl mid i now odmit the public. It is the bat placeon the iplandi' t-- enjoy a Bath, andthere. s no better nlnce to lay off.Secial Hccmmodittiiins forLtdies. Trmcirs pss the dntr overyhalf Iimir. ami n Saturdays nndSuntlnys every Gfteen tnmutea.

0. J. SHKRWOOD,jy24 Proprietor.

Y

4

Wijolegale Wiqe

Liquor1 Denied

19 Nutmnu Strest

Wo --wnitld call ymr attention to

m

Longlife cf Pure Cream

, RYE WHISKEY.

Fredericksburg BEER

nu2 in o33or bdttlts

HoYen k;ee Llo.

Tinsmiths and Dealers

-- IN-

Crockery, GlAssware, $c.

WaTERjjPI PE3 LAID AND PLUMBINGNEATLT EXECUTED

o I N i trnit. h tmo Kto aad HotelAea BaikJln Jyo3a

290 Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

Mt REls jt e. QUiNN

PROGRESS.

The LuietikcJJmJis B&eMistcc

ix RizkuensKi'ss.

HONOLULU, OCT. 17. 1S94

A POOR POLICY.

Among tbo ppople who haveregistered for the coming elec-tion is a large number of mn.whose heart and soal bol-n- to"us" bat who for the sake of"bread and baiter" hnve consid-ered it necesssry to join at leastapparently the ranks of the re-public. Wo understand , thatmany of them have decided to goto the ballot box and cast theirballots blank.

"What they cau gain thoreby wofail to see.

"Wo believe that a very hrgenumber of those who did not re-

gister regret their policy todayand fool dissatisGed by having"locked" themselvos out. Thosewho did go in should not throw

away their chances but tlioyshould go like honest men to the

bullot box and vote for the bestmen. Their number will carrythe day and it will be for thebenefit of Hawaii nei. But theAmerican League ticket is notthe right ono and it should b& Ldefeated. Stand together- - aithe missionaries will fall.

The Advertiser is now in theTheosophy business. "W. R.Castle, the prosidont of theGazette Publishing Co. at ofjctime "saw" Mrs. Blavutsky. Wenro pleased to note that Mr. Castlosurvived the interview, Mrs.Blavntsky is dead.

Seveiul of our onergetic citi-7.on- sbavo inado orders for live

torrnpins, It is a good sign thatall now enterprises ibid tho .sup-port ol thoyonng business men andthoy aro dosorving of great credit.A "preserving" factory will short-ly bo started, and in a short whileHawaii will bo placed on thosamo bnsis as other young coun-tries, and not as now is tho casoa "saccharine" speck on thoglobe. Go on with the terrapinsand picklod cucumbors!

Mas. Thirds' lectnro was wellattended last night in TheosophyHall. Tho lecturo whs as closeto tho Thoosophisiic border as itcould bo, and highly suggestive.

Deputi Marshal Brown is tobo highly complimented on hisprosecution of u Chinoso vagrantand pimp M Brown has evi-dently had his eye on tho followwho has used his timo as a pro- -curor of liconsod women The"man was sent to jail for throemonths.and Mr. Brown very pro-perly stnted to tho court that if aman roally wanted tb go to workin this country ho could find amplo opportunities. It is understood that Mr. Brown will cqn-tin- uo

his present fight against theobnoxious persons referred to.undwo havo no doubt that he, withtho nssistanco of tho court willrid Honolulu of a most undesir-able

It

oleniont.

Ths Advertiser continues its"sensational" articlus. Tho en-couragement given by the morn-ing sheet to "tourists" will hard-ly suit Mr. L. A. Thurston, andothersconnectodwith the VolcanoHoubo. Wo thought that thefuture of tho country was partlybased on tourist travelliug. DoesMr. Armstrong want to monopo-lies the volcano honso ultogetheror will be allow some other Strangers to call in ocsasionally? His pre-sent policy will drive people awayand encourage every pleasureseeker to steer clfar of Hawaii.

The many friends of Mr. Cowesexpress their deep sympathy inbis bereavement through thodeath of James Cowes his son.The immediate cause ascribed isjpQOiuapikB. His father is the

..Fits tne Hawaiian Republic

Recent confessions of green-gCKsjnQQ- -inw York showing

bow'rendily .and en-sil- y tbey se-cured the co-opera-tion, in theirevil deeds, not only of high policeofHciils and chief detectives, batalso of post ofSce clerks, tele-graph operators, bunk messengerand so on, have elicited rannyotimments of horror and amaze-ment that such general corroptionshould discover itself. Appar-- (

utl' prison graduates, notoriouscriminals, tho most hardenedmalefactors, had no consid-rab- ledifficulty- - in working their vic-tims, so loug as they divided theproceeds in reaso"able propor-tions with those officials and theirsubordinates whose active assist-ance or mere connivance was es-sential to the game.

Tho community should not besurprised at the portentous ex-tent io which corruption prevailsamong public servants, when thefact is kept in the mind that thopnuishment of offenders of thesort under notice is so rare thatits ac'nality is a matter of gravedoubt. Dismissal from office,ofteu merely' temporary suspen-sion, would seem to be tho onlypenalty put upon briber-- , sharing in tho division of stolengoods, effecting the escape of criminals and similar offenses ofwhich several ew York policecantuitis, fur example, havo beeuconvicted. No thought, apparently, is given to the fit punishmentof these malefctors in highplaces. 'or does tho law seemable to pluck these uniformedand organized blackmailers oftheir fraudulent gains, or to compel them to disgorge the proceedsof their crimes for the benefit oitheir helpless victims or of thoSlato. On tho contrary .they oneand all got scot free, eveu of thoslightest penalty; for the loss ofofficial position and of reputationcanuct bo regarded as a penaltyin tho caso of men who stoopedto such base and persistent crimesas thoso proved against the menin reference. So long as theymay retain possession of tho un-clean fortunes they havo achiev-ed by some of the worst practicesin tho crimiual category, theylaugh at tho verdicts of LexowCommittees and Police Boards."They'vo got tho otuff," to usetheir own jargon," and in theireyes and the oyos of their asso-ciates and of a large e'emeut intho" community as well, that ispractical vindication.

Aud that is tho sentiment, alas'that regulates tho community'streatraout of all evil do rs inhigh places. A terrific outcryfollows tho first discovery of therank corruption of police captainspolitical bosses, State legislators,r.iilroad directors, United StatesSenators; then may follow an in-vestigation or trial that, in excoptional cases, results in thoresignation or dismissal of thomalefactor. But there the mat-t- or

onds. Tho knave keeps hisloot and plunders and trusts totho glamour of his wealth tothrow the staiu of his crime com-pletely in tho shade. "We'vegot' tho stuff" the rogues chuckleand it is an unfortunate truththat the community echoes theoxaltation in tones of complacen-cy if not of commondntion. IU..4merican.

AMERICA'S NAVY.

It is interesting to notice thecharges made in many Americanjournals against the Navy dupart- -meut of the TJuited States. Whenever the jiugoes make the wingsof the American eagle creek theyshould remember that their ownjournals condemn the implementsof war bnilt by the "patriots" oftoday. This is what the IU.ATnericart&Ays, about the n6w warship tho MassadiU&tttsi

Certainly no one can chargethe shipbuilders who at presentbavo the "run" of things in theNavy Department with beinglaggard in filling their contracts.They keep right ou turaing outships like the loxm and the Mas-sarfms- etts

quite unruffled by ir-refragable charges of rotten armorplates, faulty armament and gross jblunders in the essential detailsof construction..

Apparently, all t&at ta ship--frukkrt ara alter is tbe sstjwr

gant prize money that the Go$eminent squanders with an ignorant recklessness that itistckingthe navy with'an admirable col4ec4ion of speedv- - excursion 4yt l

' . .mm Tit t -luteal oi l'jrinia.iuie warships.We have insistently protestedagainst the stupid extravaginceof the Navy Department in thismatter.bnt the pig headed obstin-acy that characterizes ct-rit- iafeatnres of the Admn;stritimiforbid the hoje of any reform inthe idiotic policy that poursunearned millions into the joc-ke- ts

of men who seem to beenjoying 'advantages and privileges like those that enrichedtheir Republican predecessors intho business.

Tbe Mass tcJnuells is a steel shipof 10,231 tons displacement and9.000 horse power. Her arma-ment consists of four 33 inch,eight h, tour 6-i- nch breech-loadin- g

r.fles; sixteen 6 poundersfour quiet firing guns;four Maxim guns.

A STAR PERFORMANCE.

The Audience was Charmed.

Of all the productions given inthis city none are so deserving ofrepetition as last night's play"Fausl' and the hundred ofregular patrons can, but expresstheir regrets at their absence.Tlio management j'as a bailfaculty of giving just what theypromise aud the devotee of. thedrama who allows a play to pass j

!

is doing himself or herself aninjustice.

K-'Cs- t was given in all its com-pleten- feaof scenic detail and tho

actiug was a revelation to thosewho have witnessed the Co. inmodern drama. A. H. Hallettwas tho Mephisto and gave a fin-ished" interpretation. He liasgiven practical demonstration ofwondeiful versnlitel. Mr. Snowwas a finished "Faust" and MissD.ilgleish a winsom Marguerite.Mr. Scott was veiy impressive asValentino, his dying 'scene beingheartily appreciated.

i i i r i .1Kittv J3oimour macr?fMartha a very ecctMitrici' andhumonjiis old lad and thotljrfour characters were capablyrendered. Tho scenewas a marvel of buanty and theclimax called forth a doublecurtain call.

Mr. Dailoy is giving very strongdramatic presentations and hiscontinued mounting in detailshows that ho is thoroughlypractical. It may be anotheryears before we shall havo theseopportunities and they shouldnot be overlooked now. Boththo organization aud plays shouldnever be given to as small anaudience as assembled last eve-ning ns it is a reflection on ournrtistic intelligence. Tomorrowevening the great corned- - drama"Black Flag."

DnritiR my absence from heIslnntf,Mn.Horace G. Ceabee is dnly Hutho.'ized torwe.ve and rteeipt f-- r nil moires dne nndowing t me J. AV. I.DNIXG, nt n y officenatt November 23rd, 1594, at vrhioh daleI will personally attend.

J. W. I.UKIVG.oct 17th lm

KAMEHAMEHA(-- . GIRLS

SCHOOL.

The firt term of Kamefcnmeha GirlsScho.il itl o. ea iloniiy No-emb- .2th.AppHdtt-in- s for adtai-sao- u my b addicts-e- d

to iltss l'op either nt KumthamehtMunual or ilLs Pope, w 11 be iu th at3"iian Kintier-gartt- a .Roam, Qneea EfiwiiUall, Sdtnrdiy mornings from 2 whereBha will be plmsed to meet pjlisnt. 1 hetnition is nty du!Lir(S50.1 a year. Koapplicants receired ncder 12

"vsjiri of age.Oct. li-l- m.

THOS. LINDSAY203 Men-hau- t Street lianolulu.

New Store, new Jewelry Gold,

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry Manufacture to order.Watches cleaned aud repaired,

sSTOuH iu and mspect,jgse4.tr

. OCo Let or "Lense,A HaUSE o KlRf strwt, neit'to T. K.

Walkers trctaUc. castahilitf mrior. dla--fcuat rooas. xbJ three bnlrouss bes Wsiiitcira. faathnxwi, abW &ad all mtMlrstroevtalnci, Utah- - ec-apic- d by Mr. Dcnboo.Artk rtr Uw: raK otle tc towrtj . Mru

" -

i--i i- -. .. o-w- rl ware

Comp'y.

September 17, 1S94.

If we remember correctly the"Charlen" was the first of the"While Squidrrn' to visit Hono-lulu. tHer arrival on her secondenrse is still in the minds ofpeople who were here on Januury29,1S91. When with figs at

. and yards cock-bui- ltshe entered port with the bodyof King Ealakaua, the kind a t--tentions shown by the officers tothe King dur 'g tho voyageto the TJniied States and the, al-most sacred m inner in which thebody was guarded while beingborne to the Islands, endearedthe "Charleston" to the peopleof Hawaii. As much as it was inthe powr of the people, tueirappreciation w;is shown to thoofficers during their stay andwhen sa;led they left graven ont blets of love and memory, ev-idences of their Aloha frHa-w-a

l. Few, if anv, of the officerswho were here then arp on thevessel now; some have reachedth'o age of retirement and othershavo cone to othr vessels butthe Charleston is still grepu inthe heait of tho Hawaiians.Have you ever used a PansySt-ve- ? Wo havo beeu sellingthem for four or five years andto day they wear the "YellowCoat" iu the empire of stoves.The3r are recognized by ewryonef eveu dealers in other stoves,as a superior art'elo and onewhich they do not caro to run upagainst. Of course stives maybe bought from people who aronot dealers. Wo have peoplerunning hero ever' day or twofor fire br cks nnd parts belong-ing to stoves they have boughtfrom other parties, and whenThey find the' cannot get themthey discard their stoves andbuy a "Pans'." You see thereis a disadvantage in buying dearthings at low prices. Come tous and get a Pansy at 15 00 andyou get full value for your mo-no'. Ton" don't got a 75.00range for fifteen dollars, mindyou, but ou get a first classstove that is worth Thirty dollarsto any ono

Our Ready Mited Paints areH'uted to tho wants of neople wliohav a little painting they wautto do themselves. The advant-age in buying a prepared paintis that you havo the benefit oftho .best misers in the UnitedSttte.s without having to pay forit. The paint is ready for usedirectly you take the top off thecan mid if you don't find it cheaper and bettor, than auyyoncmmix ycurself wo.re mistaken inour experience- - In California thepainters aro us:ng the preparedarticle in preference to bnyinglead and oils bee use they find itto their advantage to do so Webel eve it is only ap:estion oftime when the painters here willfull into lino.

Hanging lamps aro in as greatdemand now- - as ever. Peopleseem to wnt something for light-ing purposes that will give asgood light as the son they fx .dit in the lamps wo aro giving ay.

Our cheap stand lamps aroan excellent thing for n servantsroom and will find a ready salein the Island stores. We cansupply any demand, for a singlelamp or for a thousand.

There's lots of Hawavanswhose Knleauns need fencingand we have the wire with whichtu do it. We havo also the ma-terial for building a fence thatwill last until lo:g afterthe mil-leni- am.

Instead of paying ahign price "for pests, or even get-ting them for tLe cnttmg. yourfenee will cost you less mney ifyou buy steel stty3 and washersand make a Jones Locked fence.

We have everything yon wantin the hardware and house furnishing goods line yoa wish.And we court investigation &a totheir quality and prices.--

tor

BEDS ofWOVEN WIRE !

OF THE

19th GQ&wFy

Did anybody ever hear how the banana firstwas urowTj,

How the milk pot in the cocoannt; whenmanso seed was sown;

From whence the natives came to people thisfair land,

And when they died, where they all went, thehappy dusky band?

These facts arc all mysterions, and no solu-tion pet.

And there's other mysteries quite a deepwhich are not fathomed yet:

Who was it ran the oplnm ring, got in theliquor free.

How was it Customs men weie blind, detec-tir.- scoald'nt see?

Whose coinp to be the Tammany King ofthis most pious town,

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

Who will be Boss, and rnn the firm, whowill the Buckley be.

To do it on the Frisco plan of the GreatRepublic free?

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

They srive us comfortfpeace and' rest, and areall that we desire;

lie takes no pait in politics, but docs thebest he can.

To please his friends, and show that he's the jWOVEN" WIRE MAN!; !

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY,

Manufacturer ofWOVEN WIRE Beds,

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

Sold by illl RespectableDeelErs,

nne 14- -1 m

VIATI REMEDIES.

IVILIi C DUE Consumption, Rheumatism,CuUrrh, Croup, tl! Stem d s uses, Female Com-p- i

ints, nnd Piles 1 i the worst form.Ho(es xre eutert.tmed thni It will cure

Leprosy.They re Vegetable Kemedlen nnd on

be ii!eu by the most delicate and the voiinccstchild.

Pr ccs within the rech of nil. &-.- by "firs.C. Q. Galloway, tU9 IClnz Ktrcet, WnyUloclc, uider all, molulii

CARD OF NOTICE.

Scharf & C.. has romnved to Arlingtn Block Hotel Street, wherethey will be better nble to serveAnd plense their Patrons.

Will keep on hand all the latestpapers.

33-to- Stationery. Periodicals &Novelties, in all branches of thetrade.

sel4 tf

Per S.S. AUSTKAXiIA.from .the Coast

CAMAHINOSr

RefrigeratorContain a Full Supply of Tee

House, such as

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Fresh Salmon, Cauliflower

Celery, Muscat Grapes,Peaches, Apricots

Mectarines,Japanese Plums

Tokay Grapes,German Prunes

Crawford Peaches,Silver Prunes

Rose Peru Grapes,Bartlett Pears,

Sikle Pears, Etc.

California EmitMarket. , ,

Mutual Tel. 378 it

NOTICE.i

D. Howard Hitchcock hs re-opened his classes in drawing andpainting at bis Class-Boo- ohHotel St.

Csl6 instructions given everyWednesday nnd Saturday from 8p. 3.7o 12 P. X.

Applfekt oa for'tha full term

ARRIVED

French and Scotch Ginghams

Victoria La was (new). 10 yds tor : . rvT&c.

White Drss Goods (new) . . .10c, loc, ODcTSeTta&c:.. S5cWhite and Colored Dimities new 20c and 9Sc

Llaunelletts, all colors, (new; 10 yds for 5 1.00

3-T-he old maxim "There is nothing uovr undr th

sun" knocked out. Otill and be convinced.

M. S. LEVY,Who is now settled in Benson. Smith & Co. 's

Old Stand, Fort Street--

POTJND MASTER'SNOTICE- -

Notice is hereby given to allpersons that there re nt thoGovernment Pound a Makikisnce the first ty of Oct lSW,3 horses nnd a cow. 1 bay marewith a littlo white spot-a-t theforehnoad, branded J C on tholeft hind leg; 1 brown mnro," nobrand ou; 1 cream mare with ahttlo white spot fc the forehead.All tho four legs whito JBpmdedE on tho left hind log: 1 red cowno brand, right ear choped offthus A A

Any person or persons owningthese" anitnals aro requested tocome nnd take tho same on orbefore 12 o'clock noon Oct. 13lS9i, SATURDAY.

War. KaapaPound Master.

Makiki Out. 1, 1S94. nctl

PIONEER.

Steam CfiNDY Factory'

a 31(1

Ice Greain Parlors !

PRACTICAL

xsd ORNAFnENTER

In all branches of the bushiest onthese islands.

American, English, German nnd FrenchPASTIUEd Made to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAKES

Made of the Very Beat Material andi-- at Reasonable Rates.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlways on Hand.

Manufactured at My EstablishmentArc Guaranteed to be Positively Van and

aout at rncc no otner estauibomentcau compete with,

i

IW FACTORY ASD STORE,Xo. 71 Ilolel Street, Honolnln.

Both Telephones Xo. 74. jy28

JL. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

HAVE JDST BECEiVED A

LARGE ASSORT3IENT OF .

FINE SUITINGS, ,

ELEGANT PATTERNS,

AND LaTESTSTYlE

Thesegoodajwrlll Deso ia any Quantity

froeja

100JYABB3 IOWX.TdExoUGH

to Take a Scjolb Suit !

AXD AT

HiED TIIES PBICES !

(new) ...10c, .20c. arnkSSc.

iT'SATOSSUP

Sometimes where to go to pur-chase any particular article, hutnot if yon happen to wint my-thin- g

in tho lino of

Artists' Supplies, .

Picture frames

or enlarged portraits, there isbut ono place in Honolulu, topurchase nil materials, and that'sKING BROS.' Storo, for whichI hero is no rival on thosoIshtuds.

Tho finest paintings in Huwuii,nro on exhibition in this gallery.

The firm makes a specinltv ofenlarging portraits as well asmaking picture frames in thovory latest styles of mouldings.

In tho sheet pictures, theyhave thousands to select from ofwhich they invito an inspectionat auy4imo.

KHISFG- - BEOS-- ,9

Hotel Street, : : : Honoluluang. 25-lm- dly.

POUND MASTER'SNOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to allpersons that there aro nt theGovernment Ponnd at Iasiki,1 cream mure n brand. 2 whitefeet on rght side; 1 brown h iebranded VJ3 on r ghthind hip,white 1 on back, - whitespot on hip; 1 brown mar- - bra

V on lelt hind hip; 1 chest-n- utmwrf not brand; 1 brwn

insire aud 1 young horse bnnd ihPB on neck; 1 bay horse brandedAF no hind hip.

Any person or persons owningthese horses, are requested tocome nnd take tho same on orbefore 12 o'clock noon, Saturday,October 20, 1894.

Wm Kaapa,Pound Master.

Makiki Oct 8. 1894. ocl8 tfd.

M. Morikawa

CITY SHOEING SHOP

BLTHEL STREET,

Ntst door to B y Bcrse Saloon.

BLAOKSMITB AVORK ANDOARkApEr BEPA1B NG

AT BEDROCK PRICES

Give 038 fiill and .Tmlrro fnr- - r & -yourself.

Oct. I2 h-l- m

E. I.J1IDHAtad

KQTA1T WTW.TP.

urn

Site $otouum nlcnitar.

QCT. 17, 1894.

Last QrtOct 6

Jj.-i;JLL;-J4 Fnll Mhon.

- s i mi u : 12, 13 first Qaarler." U

21New Moon.

oj 22 23 i 24 t 25 5 J26 27 "23

7 2f 30,'IP ; :

VI25SELS IX PORT.

JfAVAL VESSELS.

H B M S Hyacinth, May, Esqaimsnlt, BC.

MEECUATMEX.

Bk Aimra, Brown. Newcastle, K S W.m Wc w H Diroond, Xilson. S F.

Schooner AWn, "abol, San Francisco.Scl. 0 M Ke'lot s,Ivsnen, Cray's 7artr.O s S. AavtrH, HondKJtte, S F.A:i. hk 0kl ml, Sa&lVe.

KOnKIC.V VESSELS EXPECTED.

S,?,rIVberi Lowers .. Lavsn Id DueP M S S i Sty of PckiDe.Yokoliima-.Oc- t 9BUne Planter. . Liiysan Id. ...Oct J

m soh Alce Coot... ft TownecndCct 12ujbkt KfkiUt....PtTownend.Oct 20

Atji bk F.leiDorc Newcastle.... Oct '20Bk CnAxar Forest ..Newcastle "ct 2oBaric Bontonboek... Liverpool Oct 30Am Kr Eva......Eareka Oct 31Hw bk Mminft Ahi. .Newcastle.. Nov ISAn fi(hr P ritmi .. Newcastle.. .Nov 30y.rship GUniror. . Newcastle. -- .Nov 30Gerbk f'nal Iseaberg.. Bremen Dec 10MnpH FGtafle Liverpool.... Jan 30

FOREIGN .71 A It. SERVICE.

Steamships will leavefor and nrrvet .a Sun Fruncieco and other foreign

ixris, on or about tho following dates,u i the cloo of lb04." -

I favk Donmjlo;Due at UokolcldnR Has FRASCf.co..Fit. San Fkancisco

os Vancouver. or Vancouver.

Peking Oot 0 Australia Oct. 6Ao-trul- ia Oot. 13Amwa Oct. 24Uameda Oot. lS.Monovnu ....Oct. 25Miowera Nov IjAnHiralia Nov. 3Ati-tin- ...Nov. 10,Chin.i Nov 12Mariposa.... Nov. 15, Alameda Nov. 22Ocean c Nov 19 M owera Nov 24Arwa Dec. 1, tutralia Doc. 1Australia Dec. 8Ocenic Dec 11ib nowai ....Dec. !3 Mariposa.... Dec. 20Mi,,were.... Dec. SlIArawa Dec. 24China. Dec 31'An8trnlia....Dec. 29

Tho Pantheon Saloon is thed ot for the cell br ted Enter-irieBee- r,

where it can always bofound c iol and fnsh on tap. Wedo not deal in 'FredericksburgBeer" as the morning Papprthrough some mistake ha? adve-rted. Call at the Pantheon fr

r- - fres1 'ng drink.JIM D l D. Proprietor.

Talk abont braying asses. Thetwins full of them. McBruyer'swhiskey 'S only to bo found attho Empire Saloon. And whenit's found it slays.

In Reqnn of thoEuipire Saloonhas made a now deal which willtouch tho honrts, or at least thoi.ulates of many a thirsty wanderor. Ho keops 'half-and-ha- lf"

on draught and serves a most do

hcious and cool bovorago, farsuperior to "plain" boor.

eo 17 tf

J. J. Williams tho well-kno- wnArtistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatouUiils and Silk Handkerchiefs.Complete sols of Lantorn slideslectures can bo had at the galleryFor they aro sold at a reasonablefigure by tho dozen or by thohundred.

As Housskeener or nurse byfx iprienced nurse just from the.... . . i i .l will leave the Island wnunu.

Inou ro itHviLoMUA Ofeick.

ooS3td

Dancing School.

rv nixl a Ecbool tort w e desmng t learu how to Dance. Lns-s- vs

wU be git:n at the old Armory ouB e an a Sucet everv Tuesday, Thursdayaa S itontav nights ORinmn" m i

ct. llth. PETEK McKlNNO.N

IlaiiiraiBattLHDUSB

T e ui d-- rs g ei having I XAstt)iVio -- (1,aXiWaI 13.VTH

to SE t Wai .wi, bga to n f rmy u. that it .w u rua s

Btr cily FirsUCIass

BATHING RESORT.

MTS ii . tea ra d-- t n? f rL ii 8 d C i dr .

W. S rARTLETT.Br i rietor.

LOCAL NOTES.

- Y. 7f, I. to-nig- ht.

The Hyacinth is in port.

Nobody fainted last night

The National Band tonight.

Only two'passengers left for thev ol can o yeste rd ay.

The Board of Health did notmeet this afternoon.

The Alameda is doe from thecolonies

Leilani officers can be fonnd.atthe hotel to-nig-

Tho Schnetzen CInb meets to-night

J. TV. Ohnpman has been ap-pointed steward at the HawaiianHotel.

Mr. "V H. Cornwell and daugh-ter left for Maui in the Ciandinelast night

Mr. G. J. Fishel, tho appraiserhas got a new office in the Cus-tom House.

The Japanese in Hawaii havecollected a largo sum of moneyfor the- - Red Cross'' in Japan.

A "merchant and a sea captainhad a pleasant row on the waterfront yesterday. The "cargo"was probably short.

n he members of tho HumaneSociety have shown their activityby deriving a very neat button tobo worn by members

Mrs. Nolan who has been vietim zed by tho attentions of theAdvertiser is rapidly recoveringfrom her disposition.

A few carelessly spoken wordsof a kamaaina iu the presence ofJudge Whitb g yesterday furnish-th- o

Advertiser with a .sensation

The selection of pocket kuiffspresented in tho Golden JJnliBaz-ia- is worthy of inspection,

t costs nothing t hole at Mr.Reynolds now stock,

Tho gnvernmont has been prosented with several "suitslately. If complainants win thotax-pnye- rs will bo "out" a nicesum.

If sufficient inducement is offered "Charlie's Aunt" will berepeated. Cull on I.eve'. Thebos sale opened at 2 o'clock thisafternoon.

Mrs. W. H. Richard left forHawaii yestord iy. Her husbandwill follow shortly and intends tomake his permanent residence onhis ranch on thnt island.

Tho police is investigating analleged asanlt on Miss CutterThe chief of the detectives has a

clue and somebody will probably

go to jail within a day or two.

The National B md will starttonight's concert at S:15 o'clockout of consideration for tho sermon which wili bo read in thoCentral Union tonight and which

appeared in s Holomi a.

Commodore D i vis h is prepared

a now routo for his sto interWaimanaio. On and after the

22d inst , the steamer will bedismtcbed weoklv for several portson Kauai besides toucmng at tierusual Oahu ports.

CanU'n Bobert Parker m-ul- e

... nnium seiznwyesterdiy afteranon. Twenty-fou- r tins were the

results of the endeavors ot tne

new "Benior" atpUin Th dope

whs intended for Knoiu. bt tneiwtrioU' of that will now buve

to go dry for some days.

According to the Slav therasunt between CapUin

TT..n.UHita of the Australis nndste'ul olMr. Frseman

t. ,i,tl. The lnuiie wiueurrv wrions wascanseu

(u.nM, r4iiks amde in grlnod dia- -jpiowiioloioWl

A Pteping Tom.

"Pro&$or ! Eradley, who taBides next to tbt Ojer. Hoosa isaccording to ir. Levy snirnt?, a firFTats patron tz-- rdrnm-iti- c art on a cheap soilo.He seems Litely to h.iTe monopo-lized n windosr facing his yrdand thmngh which he could ob-tain a good view of the stage.Manager Levey got rather tired ofhis manuahi guest and through theassistance of a police officer succeeded in dislodging the profe3-- Jsor from the window. Next timehe comes around the hose willbe played on the peeping Tom,and he will find himself verymuch in the cold and wet

In "Black Flag." Mr. Halletthas another comedy jew Laza-rus who isfull of humor.

A Big Auction.

The many ladies who nsed topatronize the store of CharlesGirdler on Kaahumanu will havea good chance to supplement orreplenish their stock by attend- -ng the auction sale which will

take place shortly at the officesof J. F. Morgan. A lot of dressgoods, and a lot of clothes, thenamesof which and description are '

beyond the capacity of the Holo-mu- awill be disposed of and ex-- ;

posed later on.

The"B!ack Flag" to -- morrownight

This Time He Goes !

Mr. J. W. Luniug the perhaps-know- n collector leaves tomorrowsure 1 The very nicethings that could be said about ,him are reserved until he is be ¬yond tho jurisdiction of thepolice court. He w-l- l return infour weeks, and Mr. Crabbe willdo the "bill" act during hisabsence. Our departing friendma look up a few "missing"citzans while he is in Sin Fran-cisco. Fair warning is horebv

. Alophisto HiillettParting a produce siore with liisono egg froyi Hades.

M2et:ng3;

Tho towu. is full of meetingsto night.

Tbu trustees and officers of theLeilani Boat Club will meet atthe hotel at 7:30 o'clock.

The Schuetzen Club meets inits usual place.

The Maunerchor will sing tonight

Tho National Bmd will meetat the hotel at S:l5 o'clock.

The Young Hawaiians Institute will be fouud at the Y. M.C A. at 7: 10 p m

Too Salvation Army will driveout the devils next to Cunha's artgallery. And tie will meet She.

Dailey has the town in mnurn-iu- gannouncing his next play

' Black Flag."

Illness Of Th9 Czar.

Lindon. Oct 1 A St Pet-rs-- birg spKjial d spntch t th Times

stvs: T e Cz r has lost m e ghtenoroiously drmg the lust fivie-fc- s. He s iffers gro t pin, smdlo-k- s very ill A d Slch cab'td

St lVterbnrg Situnhvst ted in it "Til- - Cz r. ct;ng uj- -m the dvio- - of rrtif-s- s rs Z jcIvirtn aod s-t, his htt-u- d gtihys'cltns. wtti make a t n-i- r ryst y in U vni sh irt y. T i-- Cznrh h p;lnce in tovn nai ed i -vania.oH t iso 'them co.st f t -Gri n- - T ere s Vl.--o t townnniiied Livaui in Gr-ec-e. nut frfrom A?hins. T ft send ng of theyachts to tin Pirieus s-e-ns tmem the Czrjj gjg fr.'S.tl1 1 G-r- Ct, iitste d f t the Cr teas heo:t fore rjHrt:d.M r

Tu St-n- ad Q rr-- sjwnd-i.- t ilteri isaith nv r tiu st ti-is- e

t that Profess r Ioyd.n hsd'!g s d th Cs.r's ;lunSaS"Bf ght's tsu4v in an rdBcedst go. On th "ther b.d. u eY cntiti Tgbbl -- tt uwiuUii tiattht z r s fier ng frui uenrus

dd.Uju fc kiduc dii4eT 'it" .

TONIGHT.AT i

The Ioyal Hawaiian pJot-el-.

I Music for Allca

I PRO GRAMME.i 1 March American Cadets Hall 1I 2 Overture Poet, & Peasant Suppe 11 3 Piccolo Solo Through the Air. . .Damm

!Mr. M.

JtM Selection- - --Adelia

jl o Uverture baid irasha .btahlI T 6 Waltz SnbRn .ns

7 March Distant Greeting Dorinp--m--HawaiiI s

0pilrjOil!.'SSL. J. LEVEY. .... LesseeV. R. DA I LEY. . Mnnng-- r

Second Season of

Dailey Stock Co.,

underthe persmal d rection ofY. H. Dailey.

Thursday Evening,OCT 18, IS94,

THE BLACK FLAG!

Saturday Evening,OCT. 20, 1S94,

The Great E igl'sh Coined

OTTZES BOTS IAnother great Laugh provoker

W Doors open at 7:30. Curtainwill rise at S u'c'ock prompt.

se22 td

Capt. Wm. Davies,

Trtis:2:er3Stevedore nndWrecker.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS OK

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

Ou aud ttftT Monday, Oot 221S94. the STlt WAfMANAI.O,will sail every M nday. at 5 p 10

for HANAPEPE, OL 'A.ELEELE .nd LtHUE.

IvAUAL

CAPT, WM. DAVIES., Master &. Owuer

Inquire t offlcv of J. S. Walkcx ar

FR SALE.Ifltois luvcboea ltnpirted asti m be hJla quaaUtlci t talt b xpp"- - t Jbr IIolo-xc-a

Orricc Tboc laterwlcd la swhoa!d not Kv ths opportunity.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

1

I Slousos to rent nd ior s ie.! R at collected, conveyuneisg m

all iu br ichei attendi to siuI promptness a?td dj teh.J Hosoclu BxiL Estate Agenct.I 103 Fort

5-

51S3

sI

Loyal People. 3S3

Kealakai.Donizetti

Vi m

) ns . Kosas S I

rat until

Ponoi..Lra

r liiwJ I

LADIES' COLUBSiSf

Yes, we are going ti give armnd trip ticket to the Vnlctnnto the person bringing in thogreat-s- t number of our Sales

Clucks on D ceiaber 26th. Wo

Cilled on Mr Chase, the GeneralP is-en- g r Agent of th YolcanoHons- - Company, at his Ls'fT.. ilnn:irff-rs-. William's ft illorv.

1Trrr?S$lo ari'iiig-i- n suts withIi m, solit o irca go p w th the Thus. C ok &

Son's Excursion from tho Coist;co isisting of twenty five people,

o.iving hero n Jinuiry 29th, ifymi s i desire or at an other timeWo are as anx ous that whoever

reprise .ts us ou t ,is trip shallhave all the pleasuro there is in

it, as wo are to have yori know;that by o-t- r Quick Sal s and smallProfit Syst-- m of d ing bnsin-ss- .

yu g t thu most for your money-- that it enables you to buy

among the great variety of goodsin our lin

EQUIPOISE WAISTS, ch-a-

r than ev r. and speaking aboutEqnipoiso and CompromiseW lists they combine three gar--uents iu on- - CRSKTVA 1ST. and Grs t 0 nvr. T i- -y

D'ird the same bust snppirtthitr"gul ir b m d c ts- - t d ps. T ,c

hone pckits ru so arrutig d thathons cm b- - removed ur rt-d t a 13' ti ne with it any r:pp--c b Miir d in.L--d es who fiud t uncnf irta--ar t e ordi ary Corset.

md st 11 c n ot do with t s esnpp-r- t will find tle Equip soWaist the l uig-- 1 hiSi d-f- or s bui--t t" fir rs ts --sis s. Tirrv. rej st ih'- - the th ng to ver n tieVolcano Tr p.

F-S- hH voir Sile Ch-- c s.Y-- i may b the lucky 'me.

B. F. EHLER3 & CO.

PUUNrD MASTER'S

NOTIGB. -

Notice huTsthy givB 3II noo tlrJ;Kjre mio t tit-- G wnjawat Pauoit i M- -

i Inrsi t Uili a hcmWI JOK oaKfeaii-hthtal- H:. . ,

1 fiw tM n. iiiiti mtvt, . . . .r 1 ii mm Ka sb

I..

tW .V.: I UlSj' JV J11Sfe't 4K1Utr iiiK or IvLira 12 iJocriAM.i, --F&1D 1. O.i 26. 1SW. .

witKA-- r.

DEALERS IN

IRDN, UBKL

Carriage - and - "SaganMATERIALS,

ST-- 70 Queen Street- -

Benson, Smith & Co.,!

The Corner KDRU6 STOHE

Pare D rap's,Fine Pex-f- u

Prompt

?4 Corner Fort &

HOLLISTER & CO.Imiortir3, W loldi ilejii 1 1 ftjttil Dj.iIuw in

Fine Cigrsns,!Srrofeiri-- g To"bao do, V

Smolseis, .A-xtlcls-sLAgelits for the Celebrated

G-nj;7

POEIFIED

I7B C3ED BV TII2

oc4

and

rn.es.

Attention,Low Prices

Hotel Sts. nul

. B. D. PIPES.MADE IN fURlS.

WATER.

035 lUOAfSD

t

. ; -,--r

SODA WATER WORKS" Gt)rPAXr-- L tuUd.

JUST ARRIVED;

BABY -- '.CARRIAGES

OF ALL STILES,

P A D) D'E

RUQS,

IS THE LATEST PATTERNS.

HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

IIaxd Sewdto Iachixzs,

tyAU With the Lateat Improvements"

PARLOR

Jrgans, G-uitar- rlAnd Other Musical Instrumen t.

Wines, Liquois, Beer

ALWAYS ON HAND. ANDFOB SALE BY

Kins St.. oppo. Castle Jfc CooVo's

SSIQflEE'S SLE!THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

Wenner & Co.

WILL BE SOLD

Regardless of Cost.wiptC-- tl

: Furniture Dealers. :

Bcj; to Inform the pWte that they haveopened a

Branch. Store at No. 322, Nuuanu St.,

Where Uioy carry a complete line of

BEDROOM SETS, CHAIKS,

TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc, Etc, Etc. ;

rurulturKiialred niul Opnrral .TubbingAt ltpimonable ltt.

VING FAT CHAN,

Factory, vomer of King and Bethel Street.

sopt 6-3- ms

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KING- - and BETHEL St.

:CAJEmXA.OiES,AT "ALL HOURS.,

Both Telephones No. US. m

J. S. ANDRDE, Manager

, June 15-t- f.

J. If. TRUS0I1LER,

Boot & Shoemaker.ISO Fort Strid.

Repairing, neatly Done, halfsole and ' heel with pegs, $1-0-0.Half solo and hoel sowing, $1.50.

au7

Y.LTTitSING, '

Dealer in Fruits and Groceries.Fresh Fruits by Every CaliforniaSteamer, Eresb Island Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Roasted. P O. Bos 169Fresh Island Produce, GoodsDelivered to Any Part of theCity. r jyai

Gust A. Mauer,. -

HAWAII AX HOTEL BARBER

Iodic Skampoomp a pci--

FIRE AND MARINETHE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED

-

- TO TAKE FIRE am MABINE RISKS ON

Buildings, Merchandise,Hulls, Cargoes, r ; k

ITrei hts andCommissions

it Current Bates, in the following Cos.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL,

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE ,fc MARINE, LONDON?

WILHELMA OF MADGEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

INSURANCE COMPANY, SArf FRANCISCO.

J. S. WAI .KEK.,"Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

Robinson Block, Hotel St., between Fort and Nuuanu,

Have Just Received, rer Late Arrivals, the J nipest Stcefc cfFUR3ST1TURE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Hndsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn'Solid Oak, and of Ihc LATEST DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

WICKER WARE,TWnfifnl Dfidirms of Wicfc&siy'ftre. consisting ofSOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS,

XiNlbietc.you these in any

CHAIRS,Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in every stylo, including OFFICE

and HIGH CHAIRS.

ETZEIISrSEOIfcT TABLES,Wo have had a number of calls for these Tables, with CHAIRS to

match. We have now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING

EVER SEEN HERE. JSideboards -:- - and -:- - Chiffoniers

ID IDivans covered with PORTIERS

get

of LOUNGES wo manufacture them to order, and have afdace stock of PORTIERS to select from.

you desire.

BOOM FURNIipi

rSare becoming quite the rage in

Mutual 410P. O. Box 117

BBDDIITG-- .Groat Assortment of "WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand and made to order.L1YE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK ELOSS for Pillows.

CRIES, CRADLES, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.CORNICE POLES, in wood or brass

Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired atreasonable n.tes.

CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Interior under the Supervision ofMr. GEORGE ORDWAY.

Our Goods are First Class, and our prices are the lowest Comeand bo convinced trial is solicited.

Boll 525. telephones: Mutual 645.ORDWAY & PORTER. Robinson Block, between Fort and Nnnann

Telephones:Bell 351

Mutual 4 17

can

n

Residence:

trimmings.

Decorating

a

F, B. THOMAS,

GONTRAGTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Griven on A.11 KindsOF

1M, IRON, STONE d WOODEN BUILDINGAll Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade;

Attended to.

KEEPS l?On SALE:BncK, Lima, Cent, Iron Stona Pip and Fittings,

Old fc JS'ew Corrnguted Iron, Clinton Tilde,Qany Tilee, assorted sixes and colors; : ,

Cahfornm awl Monterey Sand,Qraaik Carbing and Blocks, etc., etc.

Corner King tfl Smith. Sts.Ofice Hours, u to ia M., .

5fe MarineINSURANCE.

. HARTEOKD FIRE INSURANCE CO... ,Assets, $ 7,109,S25.49

LONDON-LANCASHIR- E EIRE INS. CO.,Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

THA2LES-2kIERSE- Y ALARINE INS. CO.,Assets, S 6.124;057.00

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,Assets, $137,499,198.99

C. O- - BERGER,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

u Eijr1

ij

i 3 el ifIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries,

Provisions

EAST CORNER FORT & KING.STS. j

New Goods Rec'dBy every Packet from the Eastern States and .Europe.

Fresh California Produce by .every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended tn, and Goods delivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

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Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. PostOffice Bos No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

tr K O. Bos 4S0.

The Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Bujr

ITew and Second Hand FurnitureIS AT.sTHE

CORNER OF IKingr& Nuuanu Sts.jj20

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

BMprters Enterprise Brewing Co.

the

Largest Consignment ' of Beer

that ever arrived here, no;y

on Draught

JyM J. DODD, Prop'r

ISTOTIOE.

In future all BILLS for undertaking srillbe on presentation. VTa are cost-pcli- ec

to resort to this rale, on.iuwnntit oftha inability to collect the raajoiitr 6T onr

uueiuiHiig musajwr lusenus are over.

ATIILlAilS BEOS,

ED. A. 'WTLLKilS.M imager.

aa7-- l

THOS- - LINBSAY--203 Merchant Street Honolulu.

AtNew Store, new Jewelry Gold,

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry Manufacture to-ord- er.Watches clesued and repaired.

"Caii :a and mspeet

ifmm m

AND

Feed,

Mutual Telephone 245.

X L HonoluluH. LT. B. Murray

Is Yel to beOn the Old Stand, Xo. 14

King- - St. His Rusiaem us

CARRIAGEAND

tti nniiUH MnUf A era 11

Goes On

men the "PEOPLES'

PAHTY" gets smashed he

will be ready to

REPAIR PAIMTIAKD Till-I- tm

a Beasonable Figure. o

Extra Charge for ParnisLing

thdza witk Coanon Ssse.LET THEM SING UP

MDTJJ1L TKLEPHOXE 613.

Removal

HAVE ilOVED TO

Morgan's - Auction - Rooms

for a short time WewesOHscIM-n-

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL,

. ALGEROBA andKINDLING WOOD

in any quantity.

Both Telephones lit au6

Pioneer Shirt Factory

STAB LIS ITED 1S3T.

A. MELLIS, Proprietor,

515 Fort St., Honolulu, (Upstairs) Good Fit

CONSOLIDATED SDA WATER CO.(LnmTED.)

ESPLANADE:Cor. Alloa ami Fort M. : : Honolulu

Li OL LISTER CO..Agent.

FOR SALE.

A FINE "MIDNIGHT" STALLIONcolt beloncinc to P. D. IsenberR. The coltcan be sen at the PANTHEON STABLEfrom U

The White House!

118 Nuuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS- -

J Fip-cl- a rooming poue

- IN EVERY EESPECT.

Rooms froi $1-5- 0 to $3.00 per feetor 50c, per Day.

PAJJL LEMKE.PROPRIATOR.

Bell Telephone .132. aug 22

NOTICE TO .

Visitors, Picnic Parties. Lms

AND

GEiSTERATs PUBLIC I

At Sirrrn's Bjs axd Livery

Stable, King Street.

Adjoining Metropolitan ileat ilarkeL

Is tho Cbenpest Place in Town jon can petBnsses, Wagoneties, Buggies and SaddleHftrses. It trill pny yn to call and secbefore rou tnr elsewhere "

Mutual Telephone 408 jSangl-t- f

KAATEHAME HA GIRLS

SCHOOL.

The firt term of Kamebnmehft GirlsSchool nill ot ea Monday November 12th.Applications for admi sion mny be addifcs-e- d

to 31iss I'ope eithrr at KamelwmehaiLinnl or Miss Pope, w.U be In the Hawrt--

Kinderarttn ltoom. Queen Erima.Hall, baturday raoruinga from 2 whereshe will be pleased ib meet pplicauU. Thetuition is fifty dollars ($50.) a year. Noapplicants received nnder 12 Tears of age.

Oct. 11-ln- u,"

'--KOTIOB is hereby given, thatall claims against the

will ba settled by Jus.p. Morgan,UUnd.n5 aocountsliua

nL'CmT10S d the

All bills agaiagfc j H j)ZKpleas presBt immi:.- - r'tayswnt.L.H. BEB. '

H'ocokla,OcL3, 1894.oelO 3a

OTS1LVES.AHwars Keep on Ou a 3PF!r

BM Pioneer SoapInCnaiom. lJ.5J.5ii:) 3

TUTS SOAP IS TITS

Finest Imported Here,SPECIAL PRICES FOR 5 (.

IX LOTS.

mwm & cotsCelebrated Brands of

SCOTCH W1USKEIXaiHiiy:

BEN ALD0CHLAX,

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,NI0N Extra, Sptcia

GLENL10N

SPECIAL LI0UEUR

SCOTCH WhISkEY

Corner Kin? and Ahikea Sin . t

ino's-.'-ifriffci'i-itti

uBy Every Steamer from Saa Fran-

cisco, with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

Salmon, Poultn,Etc. Etc.', Eto., Etc

sept C,

MACHINE MADE C3

POI!FACTOEY, : : KALIHI.

Taro Plants, Fresh Tops and RawTnro at nil times.

Ring Up Muiual Telepbnnp TiTT.Bell 345. V. L. WILCOX,

CITY DRAYAGE CO .

Stand: Qucon nnd .Fort Str ft.--.White onl:mc!c S-ui-

Draying Done nt. Reasonable Rate3.W. F. SR.VRRETT, Maxaozr.

ij25

FOR SALE

A Complete

Hiinting' Outfit.

One Irish Setter bftch of tr.ehest b(od in America; reg ter'ln the A. K. S.'B. aud rtlv

broken.

One Pointer bitch by the ce'a-brat- t'dGleubaigh that custSHK'O

in England.One Pap five "weeks old father

and mother tnorongri breeds.Qoe Bickbojrd biiltespea y

for hunting purposes." One 12 gioge'L. 0-- S n th ganas. good ia ue and in lin order.T(iiiibove outfit will be sold cheapinquire of

W. H. CUNNINGHAM,

Anchor Saloon.Spl9 U .

Wanted.TWO Unfurnished Honsos of

6 to 8 BOOMS each. Enquire of

103 Fort Street