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Vol. XIV. No. 2280. HONOLULU, II. I., THURSDAY EVENING-- , JUNE 20, 1889. BO OKNTBOUBaORIPTION

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Weekly Summary.An interesting and comprehensive

publication, contains 33 columns ofreading matter on local topics, and acomplete resumo of Honolulu and IslandNows. It is tho best paper rjubllslicdin the Kingdom to send to friendsabroad.

Subscription:Island $4 00 yearForeign 5 00 "

Commission. Meronants.

XijVCIlTJ3I-.- r Sc Co.,H.General Commission Agents.

Honolulu

Q. W. MACZAELANE & Co.

IMPORTERB AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Queen street, - Honolulu. H. I.1G48

GONSAIiVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

Boavor Block, Honolulu.

V O. BBEWEB it COMPANY,(Limited)

qeneital mercantile andCommission Agents.

LIST OF OrKICKKS:

P. C. Jones, Jr. . . .President & ManagerJ. O. Caktkh..... Treasurer &, Secretary

DIHECTOBS:

Hon. C. R. Bishop. S. C Allen,H. WATKBItOUSB.

aaaiy

T. WATBBHOUSK,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, Queen at., Honolulu. 1

8. N. Castle.-- J. B. Atherton-- G. P. Castle& Cooke,Castlu Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers inUeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King at.,Honolulu. 1

Claua Bpreckcu. Wa, O, Irwin.

irwin Sb Company,WQ. Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

et CO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Faints,Oils, Nails, SalT and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

GRINBAUM & CO.,MS. Importers of General Merchandise aiid Coinmlssion Merchants,Honolulu, and

1121 California street,,f San FranciHco, Cal.

jIt. Lowers, If. J. Lowrey O. M. Cooke.

EWERS & COOKK,L (successors to Lowers & Dickson,)Importers and Dealers in Lurnbpr and allkinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

t ,".",,H. Cr. CBABTJE,

DEALER IN Wand GRAIN,

81 King Street, opposite tho Old StationHouse.

Miitnul Tolephouo No. 4.87 tf

VETERINARY.ROW AT, Veterinary Surgeon,AR. and pharmacy ui Hawuiian

Hotel Stables, corner Hotel and Richardstreuts. Scientific treatment in all dU-case- s

of domestio animals. Orders forplantation and ranch btock promptlyattended to. Mutual Telephone S04,

P.O. Box 320. ' mh.18 89

0 IQ IJAWAIIANO.persons who want to communlALL with tho Poituguese, cither

for business, or for procuring workmen,Borvants or any other helps, will tlud itthe most prolltablo way to adverllso Intho Lmio UawaUano, tho now organ of

')tho Portuguoso colony, whioh is pub- -

llshed on Hotel street, anu pniy cuurgosrauoutbU rftVea for dtertlsemonU.

l' f-uA ifciNtfa?- -

Professionals.

MONSARRAT,. Attorney at Law & Notary Public

149 Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf

ARTHUR MAOOON,J Attorney at Law &, Notary Public173 42 Merchant street. Honolulu, ly

David DaytonWill practico in tho lower courts of theKingdom as attorney, attend to collect-ing In all Its brnnches, renting of housesand any other business entrusted to him.

Ofllco 01 King Street Upstairs.Feb 9

PION13JEK

STM GAUDY FACTOR!AND

F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

71 Hotel St. -- ffl Telephone 74.

Mrs. L. C. Pray,

Genuine Massage 3 Roman Baths

150 Fort Street. Chinese Church Yard.dcu-7-8-

HOLLISTER & CO.,

Druggists & TobacconistsWHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fort Street, : William's Block,216 Honolulu, H. I.

n. M. BENSOn. a. vr. smith.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,113 & 110 Fort Street, - Honolulu

Depot for Bocricko & Scechlk's

HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES,Ricksccker's Perfumes and Toilet

Requisites, i2y

WENNER & GO.JlnnnfacturiiiR JowellcrB,

NO. 03 PORT STitJElET.Constantly on hand a large assortmen

of every description of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukul Jewolry a Specialty.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to the Hawaiian Tram-

way Company's Office.

t3y Particular attention paid to allkinds of repairs. jan-19-8- 0

Sanders' Baggage Express Ccv

M. N. SENDERS, Proprietors.Ofllco, 84 King street, Telephono No. SO.

Residence Iclopliono No, 202.

Gcn'l XSxproHHliiff Xs Ii'aylugPiano and Furniture moving a specialty.

Wagons meet all incoming steamers.1uly.25 ly

Husiacefe Robertson,

DRAYMEN.LL orders for Cartage promptly at-xj- l

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods In transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prices.

Ofllco, noxt door to Jas. F. Morgan'sauction room.982 ly Mutual Telephone No. 19.

Richard Cayford.VETERINARY

Shoeing- - DF'org'e,70 &. 81 KIuk Htrcet.

Shooing, from S1.50.

Horses and Cattle Treated foiall Diseases.

Resldcnco: Chamberlain House, nextKawulahao Church.

X. O, SOX 4.0H.

Boll Telephono (Shop, 3815,.

VH .nit .1l

Sft.ii-- . j

BEAVER SALOON

Tho Boat Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Houra

The Finest Brand of

WmJgbWnA.lAVu.yH on llnnd.

H. .1. XQ1.TK, Proprietor.am as

Metropolitan

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - ManagerWholesale & Retail Batchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

Choicest Mutton !

Beef, Pork,ITiHli, Vogjetuljlew, &c, .toe.

Always on hand at the

HONOLULU MARKET(Successors to Wm. McCandlcss),

o. O lueen St., : : FlHli Dlnrkot,Honolulu, II. I.

CSPFamily nnd Shipping Oiderseore- -fully attended to. Live Stock furnuhedto vessels at short notice. my 17-8- 8

JOS. TINKER,UUTUHUK.

City 61arketsNuuanu Street.

Beef, Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Pork.

ALSO

Cambridge Pork Sausages !

Fresh Every Day.

tgyHls noted Sausages nro mado bythe every bst machinery, and all ordersentrusted to his care will bo deliveredwith promptness and dispatch, and hisprices are as low as anywhere in thocity.

ESTTry bis Bologna Sausages."oct-- 5 83

PASTURE for HORSE

AT Hnlekou, Kuncohc, Koolaupoko,bSii acres of good pasture laud, all

cnelosed plenty of water. App'y toCharles I. Hir.im, at the King's Stables,Honolulu, or at Halekou. feb 28 89-l- y

Anderson &Lundy,30ent;ists.

Artificial Teeth from one to an entireset inserted on gold, silver, alluminumand rubber bases. Crown and BridgeWork a specialty. To persons wearingrubber plates which arc a constantsource ol irritation to the mouth andthroat, wo would recommend our

Metal Plate. All operationsperformed in accordance with the latestimprovements in dental science. TeethExtracted without pain by the uso ofNitrous Oxide Qus,

ESTOfllco at Old Trcgloan ResidenceHotel street. Feb-2- 0 80

TrXtiVNO-E- .

Continental and Colonial

AGENCY.30 Eue do Dunkeraue, Paris.

Executes Indents for overy descriptionof French, Belgian,Swiss, Gorman, and English Qoods, attho best Manufacturers' Lowost Priees,

Commission, Two and-- Half por cent.All Trail 0 and Cash Discounts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Remittances, through a London orPris Hunker, paynblo on delivery ofShipping documents; or, direct to themanager.

Tho Agency Represents, Buys, andBells, for Home ami Colonial Firms.

Piece Qoods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,Silks. Velvets, Lawns, ChintcB,Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,Millinery, Laees, Gloves,Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,Gold and Silver Lace,Flannelp, Feathers, Pearls,Boots and Shne9, Gluss, andOhinu.waro, Clocks, Watches,Jcwellry, Fancy Goods,Electro-plat- e, Musical Instruments,Funs, Ecclesiastical andOptical Goods, Mirrors, Toys.Perfumery, Wines, A,c,Oilman's Stores, Docks ArtisticFurniture, Stationery,

IfiChroraos, Machlnory. Jfcc., &c.180 ly Sj

THE - GLORIOUSIs approaching and now is the timo to select your

Hats, Bonnets & Dresses !

A full assortment can be found nt the

POPULAR -- MILLINERY - HOUSE,101 Fort Street, Honolulu,

IV. S. SACH, - - 3?jropxietor.

Latest shape

THE SPAR, SAILORTho very latest tuul newest shape and only to bo found nt our

establishment.

Oriental Laoe Dresses !In Cream, White & Ecru ;

Chantilly Lace Dresses 1

In Black & Cro.im;

Hack Spanish Ouipure LaceAt very reasonable prices. A iiii( of

Materials for Evening Dresses !

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Columns Interesting Nona.'

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--OFFICE-

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Royal Insurance Company.

Accumulation ot Funds, $28,602,205.00 I

Fire rlfka taken at current rates andsettlement mado in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agentjuly20 88-l-

Union Klre rt. Jlnrlno

Insurance Company of N, Z,

Capital, $10,000,000; Unlimited Liability.

Fire and Mnrinc risks, taken at currentrates and settlement mado in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july2B88-l- y

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Insurance Co. of San Francisco,

Marino risks on Hulls, Cargoes, Freightsand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july l!0.88.1y

General Insurance Company,

Marine risks or Hulls, Cargoes, Freightand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN. S. WALKER, Agentjuly26 88-l- y

A. H. RASEMANN,Book-hinde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street. Up stairs.y

Honolulu ikon works.Steam cneincs, sugar mills, boil

ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmado to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice 1

Alex. M Flohr,Lock & Gunsmith.

Next door to Hoflschlncircr & Co.,Damon Block, Bcthel'strcet.

All kinds of Safes &. Soales repaired.AIho, Howlnc 9f uchinen nt rcaaou-nol- o

ratcM.Bell Tel. 424. (oct-2- 5 88-l- P. O. B. 496.

WALKER & REDWARD,

CoiitrnotorH Sfc ISiiUdort.Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings; es-- ti

mates given. Jobbing promptly at-tended to. 70 King street. Bell Tele-phono No. 2. P.O.Box, 428. ap-0-l- y

GEORGE LUCAS,MttBnyft

and Builder,

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, iisplanade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work finish. Turning, Scroll and BondSawing, All kinds ot Sawing and Planring, Jtorticlng and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from tho other is

solicited

NTERPRISPLANING MILL. E

Alnkon, nenr (nccn St.Telephone 55.

SUGAR PLANT I

FOR SALEHit 4 iy?i't'''4

Tho Entire Plant of the

iill

Is otlcred For Sale. The Machineryis in perfect working order

and consist of

Ono 26x48 Mill with Engine,Trash-carrie- r, Etc., complete1 Pair ot Boilers 0x20,1 Ooublo Eltect G and 7 led Pant,1 Vacuum Pan G loot with Blako Pump,3 Weston Centrifugals and Engine,

Together with the usual assortment of

Clarifiers, Clean'g Pans, Coolers

And other Machinery usually foundIn a ell appointed mill.

Also, a number of

&

Cane Curts & Octi'l PlantationImplements.

Delivery will bo given after next crophas been harvested, say about July 1,1889.

ISTt'or further particulars apply to

JOHN HIND,Manager Star Mill, Kohala, Hawaii.

mav.31.88

.Mil s. V bMH-ii-

FIRE,LIFE, p

MAREfE,INSURANCE.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Acuta, $5,288,000

Commercial Insurance Co.

(Fire and Marino)

Assetaf $450,000

Anglo-Nevad- a AMurnnco Corporation(Fire and Marino)

Capital, paid up, OOQQ.

South British Firt) and Marino Int. Co

Capital, $10,000,000

New York Life Insurance Co.

Assets, $86,000,000

C.O.BERGrERHONOLULU.

General Agent, Haw'n Islands.

1053 ly

a?ECEJ

EQUITABLELife Assurance Society

' DOES A- --

LARGER-BUSINES- S-

IIOLBS Ar- -

Larger Surplus,-- GIVES A,--

BETTER CONTRACT-- AND-

Pays'its Losses more-Promptl- y

TITAN ANT OTIIEI- t-

Life Assurance Company,,-- IN THE VTORLD- --

A. J. CARTWRIGHT,Ueneral Ajrent ror UsttreOlan

ImIohUh.Juno

CASTLE. & COOKE,Life, Firo & Marine Insur'oo Agentt.

AQEHTS FOR

The Xw England,MUTUAl LIFE INS. COMP.Y.

of. Boston.

Tho tna.FirelnBuronco Coof Hartford, Conn.

The Union Fire sui

Marine Insurance Co.,of San Francisco, Cala.

101 ly

Prussian National'Insurance ComD-- v

ESTADLISnKD 1843,

cP'!'i 9,000,000 RelehsmtrJii

TUB undersigned, haying been sip.agent otthe above Company

for tho Hawaiian Island,.i8 prepared to.accept riBkB. against Fire' on Buildrni.Furniture, Merchandise, Produce, 8u AtMills etc., on tho mos Favorable Tenns),

Losses Promptly Adjustid and ParakfoHonolulu.

H. RIEMENSCnNEIDEK,jly-8- 7 ly at Wilder AWa.

Pioneer Shirt Factory- -

Of Honolulu, No, 17 EmmaSt

The undersigned begs to inform thepu bl Ic of these Islands that he is makiasrfiMUrta by MonHuremeai I

Directions forself.mcasurement willn on appllcaUn.

White Shirts, Oreisliiils&HltLti!owDiUA fit guarantee by making a B&apU

Bhlr to every order,Island ordsr sollc(ll BelJ ToUalMMsMlflU

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Water Notice.

In accordance with Sec. 1. of chapter XXVII. of the Laws of 1880.

All persons holding wator privi-leges or those paying water rates, arohereby notified that the water Yates

ior the. term ending December31, 1889, Vill be due and payable utthe office of the Honolulu WaterWorks on the first of July, 1889.

All such rates remaining unpaidfor fifteen days after they are due,will be subject to an additional 10

per cent.Parties paying latcs will ploasc

present their last receipt.Rates are payable at the office of

the Water Works in the KapuaiwaBuilding.

The statute allowing no discretionstrict enforcement of this clause willbe made.

CHAS. B. WILSON.Supt. Hono. Water Woiks.

Honolulu, June 18, 1889. 278 2w

Notice to Personal Tax-paye- rs

The undersigned Assessors andCollectors of Taxes for the GeneralTaxation Divisions of the Kingdomwould respectfully call the attentionof the tax-paye- to the New Law inregard to the payment of personaltaxes, Section 58a, Chapter G8 of theSession Laws of A. D. 1888.

"All personal taxes shall be dueand payable on and after the 1st dayof July of each year, and may becollected by the proper officers atany time after such date."

C. A. BROWN, Assessor & Col-

lector of Taxes, 1st Division.H. G. TREADWAY, Assessor fc

Collector of Taxes, 2nd Division.H. C. AUSTIN, Assessor & Col-

lector of Taxes, 3rd Division.J. K. FARLEY, Assessor & Col-

lector of Taxes, 4th Division.271 4w

THE

Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,But established for the benefit of all.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1889.

In reference to the grievance ofthe people of Kau, we are author-

ized to slate that a Governmentphysician will bo here to start forthat station at the end of this month.The delay has been unavoidable ac-

cording to a statement of the cir-

cumstances unnecessary to be pub-

lished.

The Tramways Company has in-

stituted a scale of fares which isillegal. For a trip anywhere be-

tween Punahou street and the Re-

formatory school the law only al-

lows the company to charge five

cents for each passenger. The com-

pany is exacting double fare forpassage from points anywhere eastof the Palace and west of Lilihastreet. Any person who is chargedmore than five cents for passage be-

tween points east of the Reforma-tory School and west of Punahoustreet may recover one hundred dol-

lars from the company by suing theconductor who takes the fare. Thisis the plain law.

THE. PORTUGUESE.As had been predicted by some

whose friendly motives receivedscant credence, large numbers of thePortuguese who left these Islandsfor an anticipated Eldorado on thePacific Coast have only flown fromme uis tney knew to worse ones.they knew not of. There is an im-

pression current nmoug that nation-ality that the Hawaiian Governmentis disposed to give them the coldshoulder. If the matter could beBifted down, however, it would pro-

bably be found that to similar causesas operate mischievously with theworking classes of other countiiesis to be attributed the hard case of

too many Portuguese. One of thesecauses is the great drift of unskilledlaboring people to the cities, whichis seen in the tendency of Portu-

guese to leave employment on theplantations for a precarious existencein Honolulu. The distress of thesame nationality in California is

found in San Francisco and Oak-

land, and the question is pertinentas to whether the distressed peopleexhausted efforts to obtain work inthe farming districts, in behalf ofVrhiwh it is not long iiuc r cry was

rnticdlabor.

of a possible sonrclty of

Our Government has been blamedin two chief respects for workingagainst Portuguese interests, or forneglecting to take measures in thatregard. One of these things is in

reference to the devotion of land tohomesteads, but we have failed tosee the accusation proved to be just.If it can bo shown that the Govern-

ment has displayed other than "afair field and no favor" to all desirable settlers, then wc are prepared

I

to take issue with our rulers in thematter. Any discrimination in favorof the Portuguese ns against

and other European nation-

alities would, it must be admittedon the other hand, be class adminis-tration equally condcmnable.

The other matter sometimes heardurged against the Government in re-

lation to the Portuguese is its en-

couragement of Japanese immigra-

tion, the old score of the same kindregarding the Chinese being practi-cally blotted out. This is difllcultto answer on the ground of our con-

stitution, which gives citizenship tothe Portuguese while denying it tothe Japanese. That is, the difficultyoccurs, when politics are admitted asa factor in the case. The Portu-guese claim in effect to have beeninvited to in establishinggood government in the country,upon which they found the furtherclaim to be given the best opportu-nities in the gift of the statefor establishing themselves as anelement of the Hawaiian nation.Here the exigencies of the politicalsituation come in to complicate mat-

ters. The sugar industry is withoutquestion the "goose that lays thegolden egg" for every other busi-

ness and institution of civilizationdomiciled here. The promoters andsustainers of that industry, it goeswithout saying, are a very importantpolitical element in the country. In-

deed it is doubtful if any associationof political foices could withstandthe combined antagonism of this ele-

ment. This class snys it must havecheap labor and that if the stoppageof supplies from Asia were effectedthe mainstay of the country wouldbe broken. Also, that according tothe natural law of supply anddemand the Portuguese, if accordedthe full control of the labor market,would inevitably raise the price to afigure unheard of in the same indus-

try in any competing country.Therefore, the planting fraternitywould be compelled to resist anyGovernment that ventured uponany such radical measure as stop-

ping 'Japanese immigration. It is

very easy to say that the Govern-

ment should not be dictated to byany class, but dare any one promisesuccessors to a Ministry condemnedon this account who would under-

take to reverse the traditional policypaternal if it may be called of

with the planters in ob-

taining cheap labor? We believethe country will develop, and themethods of sugar production go onimproving, until the happy consum-

mation may be safely effected ofcutting the ligatures that now givethe Government and the plantingindustry the relation of the Siamesetwius.

In the meantime there is a fair fu-

ture presented to the Portuguese inthis country and we believe theyhave the capability of graspingit. As to labor on tho plantations,upon many if not most estates theystill command a higher scale ofwages than other immigrant lubor.By assiduous cultivation of skill andacquirement of mechanical craftthey will probably always have agood opening in the mills. Of ex-

cellent physique and bright mentalcapacity their rising generation, whohave all the benefits of free commonschool education here, may well beregarded as a grand hope of theirnice in these islands. Should thechildren be given a bent for skilledmechanical employment, they wouldon arriving at maturity be certainof holding their own against all-

comers in the struggle for not onlylivelihood but competence. For thepresent the older members of thecolony have certainly some oppor-tunities for getting land to till forthemselves, and they should havethe organized support of their moresubstantial fellow-countrym- inavailing themselves thereof. At al

events, politics alone arc a poor reli-

ance for any people in any country,but this reflection does not precludepatriotic concern for the affairs of

one's land either of nativity orfcdoplloui

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QUEEN'S HOSPITAL.

Sloetlug or the Hoard of Trnateca.At 11 o'clock this morning the

semi-annu- al meeting of the Boardof Trustees of the Queen's Hospitalwas held, Mr. A. J. Cartwright pre-

siding in the absence of the Vice-Preside-

Mr. J. H. Paty, secre-tary, in plaoo of Mr. F. A. Schao-fe- r,

absent.The chairman referred to the

death of lion. W. C. Pnrke, one ofthe trustees. The election of ati ustee to fill the vacancy was de-

ferred to the biennial meeting to beheld next mouth. The visitingcommittee made a satisfactory report. The committee on providingoil portraits of the founders of theinstitution, Kamehnineha IV. andQueeu Emma, was grnnted furthertime. The visiting committee forthe ensuing quaiter was appointedas follows: lion. S. M. Damon,Rev. Alex. Mackintosh, and Hon.II. A. Widemann. Following arethe reports of the Treasurer andHouse Physician :

liiEAsunms's iieiokt.To the HoAnn of Trustees or the

Queen's Hospital:Gentlemen I have the honor to

furnish this the sixtieth semi-annu-

report of the Treasurer of theQueen's Hospital, showing the re-

ceipts and disbursements during thesix months ending the 31st May,1889, and the present financial con-

dition of the corporation.RECEIPTS.

Amount from IlawniianTiensiuy on account ofHawaiian Seaman and lis- -

seiiKi'r tax s for 3 monthseutlinji 31 Dec. S2.173.75,and for 3 months ending 31Mai eh, SI HJ.23 8 3.C1S CO

Amount fiom Intel ior De- -rmitniPtit on account of

Anmoiiil.Ulon toai March 3.500 00

Amount rents collected 2,125 On

mount interest collected . . 4S7 CO

Amount receipts fiom paypatient1- - Dec. 447.75, Jan.

5, and Feb. 3200.7581,300.75. Mar. $3S0.2o.

Apiil 4472, and Mar l

84SG.23 81,338.50. Acc-- J

overdue o L. II. Amhon I

$1,172.50 J.5Ti; n '

$!J,:-i- : 13

1880.May 31, amount due Treas- -

uier '.... sl IsmsllUIWEMENTS.

18S3.Nov. SO, balance due to

Treasmer as pur last leport 4,332 lvFile Insurance premium

Emma Hall (34,000) SG0;Hospital Buildings andfiuiiituie (f 18.000) S29S.7S. 335 7j

Advertising notice of meet-ing 1 50

Puneyoi's monthly accountsfir the six months endingMay 31, 18S0, geneial ex-pe-

(not included be-

low) C09.94Pioviclons: Giocciie, eto.,

$1,352.00; poi S30G; milk315.81; bread t 159. 10;

meat $533.37; wines andMiiiits 6104.50 2,831.41

Wane 3,7H 00Medicines, etc 502 CILljiht and fuel 218 50Repairs mid improvements.. 125 80Pay patients, watchman,

f uncial expense's, Mibse--q ciitly repaid 248 75

Amount paid Benevolent So-ciety, 0 months, 1,250, asfollows:

Ladies Strangers Filcnd 208 31Ameiicau Uelief fund 20S 32British Benevolent 203 34Gel man Benevolent 20S 31Uniied Chinese 20S 32I'oitiigucse Ladies Cliaiitable 208 34

$10,011 34

$14,373 531889.May 31, to balance due Treas-

urer 825 28

ESTIMATES

Of the financial condition of theat the clotc of this month.

Assets.

Estimated receipts from paypatients 900 00

i 1,'J00 00770 00

1,750 00liO 00

8 4,(130 00

S2.-- L31,400 00

Receipts fiom Hospital taxesitecclpu leutaAppropiiatiou available.. .

Intel est Coupon manning

Liabilities.

Amount due Ticasurer.. .

Purveyor's bills estimatedco-- t oi water t.uiK, selling

and plumbing, estimated.. 400 00

$ 2,025 2S

Xet Assets.

June :t0, estimated balance inTrcasuier't. hands 2,054 72

$ 4,C60 00

Respectfully submitted,John 11, Paty,

Treasurer.Honolulu, 19th June, 1881).

PHYSICIAN'S ItKl'OltT.

TO THE TltL'STEES OK THE QUEEN'SHospital :

Gentlemen I have the honor tosubmit the following report for thequarter ending May 31, 1889:

The number of patients at presentin the Hospital is 39; viz: la

(12 males, 3 females), 2Chinese, 1 Japanese and 18 of othernationalities; 22 paying.

The millibar of admissions duringthe quarter was 70, viz: 24

(18 males, G females), 7

Chinese, 8 Japanese and 37 of othernationalities.

Discharged, 71, viz: 33 Ilawaii-an- s

(19 males, 14 females), 4 Chi-

nese, 5 Japanese and 32 of othernationalities.

Deaths 12; viz: 5 Ilawaiinns (3males, 2 females), 2 Chinese, 3Japanese and 2 of other nationali-ties,

The causes of death were as fol-

lows: Accident 1, cancer of Bto-mac- k

1) eousUupUon 4t (lability 1)

disease of heart 1, gastritis 1, pneu-monia 2, typhoid fever 1.

The highest number of indoor pa-

tients was 51, lowest 39; dailyaverage 4C. Calls at tho dispen-sary, 115. Number of prescrip-tions 1541.

The number of patients treated atthe Hospital was as follows: March83, April 77, May G2.

Respectfully submitted,RouniiT McKiumx.

Honolulu, May 31, 1889.

HAWAIIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the above Associa-tion was held last evening at theHawaiian Hotel, and n programmearranged for the semi-annu- al com-

petition on the coming 4th July.Mr. Frank Hustnce was appointed amember of the Range Committee,and Mr. J. Rothwell to net as Secre-tary and Treasurer pro tern, diningthe continued illness of Mr. C. II.Nieholls. Mr. G. E. Howe wasalso appointed to act as "olllccr ofthe day." There will be n Citizen'sMatch, and Messrs. J. II. Soper, R.J. Lillie, and D. L30113 were ap-

pointed a committee on prizes, forthis event. The full piogrammewill be published at an early date,in the columns of the Bulletin.

Grand Concert

Saturday EveniuE, Jib 22

111 AID OF KAUSAKML1 CHURCH

Under the patronage of U. It. H.Priucts? Lillubkalani, at

Kaumakapifi Church,Commenuns at o'clock.

PKOUrtAlTME:C&iuraii Use Stan in Heaven .

. ... RheinbergerCb.cr-.i- l icewsy.

Dunn torrssciart-- i AbtID'ti Dura Cuvvjtt and Mj M-ib-

d

5Lh iltij.idfu Chii eUtteruy Lieber

'ilum F'lteh.ZzvitL.irz' v- -c

3Z.-,iri-. 11 E. J'jnes, J. 7 Bf.-vi- i

and Dc. Dav.;..&. O 5cai:i;n ZViit. O ieel::

5 . . Gu'iUeHr P Lsenberx, Jr.

Chcru: LaBaby of Life LesheCfcwc.il Society.

Sole Baneh of Vloletj . PinjutiMr.--. J. H. Pasy.

Pianc Alltri con BrioMr. Birael.

Duet From Our Little SuiHome . . . Glover

Miss Dora Dow:ett ind iliia MabelRhodei.

Trio Allegro HavdnMessrs. Dr. Dav, J. F. Brown and

M. H Jones.Solo Wearv . -- now

Mr. D. Kanice.Quartet Spirit Immortal RossiniMrs. Paty and Miss on Holt, Mr.

Atkinson and Mr. Iaukea.Hawaii Ponoi.

TICKETS, : : Sl.OO.To be had at Mi. J. L Brown's andat the door. 0 3t

Royal Hawaiian

OPERA HOUSELewis J. Levey Lessee.

Iliclt'M sawyer'sColored Minstrels !

'-- FOB A.- --,

Season of Four NightsON- -

Saturday, June 29th.

ESBox plan for season tickets nowopon.

t3r"Bor plan for secured seats for theopening night will be open at Q o'clock1 n u rnlny morning, June 27th, at L. I.Levuy'n olllce.

C5T Positively no notice can be takenfor scats except on personal application,

277 td

Polynesian Races Wanted

AS many copies as can he obtained oftlieliist volume only of t'ornan.

ilui's "Polynesian Races," for whichuond prices will bo paid.37S1w J. II. BHOWN.

xO LET

A HOU.E situated inPark. Good

hatl'inu Apply toJ. T. WATER-HOUSE'-

270 lw (Jiicen.Hiieet btoro.

FOR SALE

ANEW Wilcox & Whito Parlorwith eight stops Suitable

for school or cliiuch A flno instru.inent. Apply at fi7 Punchbowl Urci-t- ,

opposite is P, Mission Institute 27a tf

Dissolution of Partnership,

TVTOTIOi: is hereby given that thopnrtncpOiip in ihe Oiiteriou ha.

loon,'' in Honolulu, lately subsisting be-tween James Ondd and Harry .Miller,under the firm name of Dodd & Miller,was dissolved on the 18th day of June,1HH0, by mutual conbont. All debtsow lug to the said partui p aro to bereceived bv the said James Dodd, anilall dciuuuds on the raid partnership ateto bo piesetiUd to him for payment,

JAMES HOOD.HARRY MILLER,

Uonolulu, June IS, 1888, 278 1W

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

Regular jOash Sale !

W, Juno 21st,AT lO O'CLOCK A. 31..

At my Salesroom. Queen street, I willsell at Public Auction,

Perfumery, Lace Curtains,

Dresi Gonds,Tweeds, Diagonals,

Single Suit Patterns,Crockery, GorPiies,Household furniture,

1 Carriage, 1 Phaeton,ALSO

Bales of Waialua Hay I

JAS. F. MORGAN,230 It Auctioneer.

ETSTEiVirs'G- -

Anction Sale !

On Saturday Evening, June 22,

AT 7::i0 O'CLOCK,At the Store of EGAN & CO., Fort St., I

will sell at t'uMic Auction, iheBalance of stocU, com- -

prisinc

CLOTHING, SOCKS, HATS,

Undershirts. Drapers, 'ick Wear,SILKS aud SATINS,

L'Uge variety of

Dress JPattei'iis,Parasols, Lace, Toilet Articles,

Ijru-he- s and Comb-- ,

Etc., Etc, Etc., Etc.

All Goods to be sold. No Re.seie.

JAS. F. MORGAN,279 4t Auctioneer.

Household Furniture.AT AUCTION.

On TUESDAY, June 25th,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

At the reiideuce of Mrs. Mendoncn,Sin 5 sire", opposite Kawninhao Church,I --x jell at tnjb ic Auction, the House.bo J Furniture, comprl-ine- :

Upholstered Lounge !3. W. Whatnot, Pictures,Decorated Lmp,

Lace Curtains, Rugs,B:d-tei- d ind Ms.ttrasses,Wirdrooe, Chairs,Crockery ind OrlasjTvare,

1 Osceola Range & Utensils,Girden Hoe,Velocipede,

CANARY BIRDS,Etc, Etc., Etc., Etc.

JAS. F. MORGAN,:?0 4t Auctioneer.

Household FurnitureAT AUCTION.

On Wednesday, Juno 2G,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31.,

At the reileuee of Mr J. B. Waller,luuanu Avenue, above ihe residence of

Rev A. Mackintosh, 1 will sell at PublicAuction,

The Entire Househ'd FurnitureComprising

i Handsome Upholstered Parlor Set,Marhle.top Center Table,Vienna Chairs, Lamps,

1 Large Cabinet Orciientrone,in tluc tone;

Chandeliers, Hu"s,1 Bhck Walnut Ridroom Set,Mattr.isse'', Pillows,

B. W, Wardrobe & Bookcase,Iron ISedbtends, Wooden Bedsteads,Antique Oak Dining Table,Kefrigeraior. MeatMife,Crockery und Glasu.tre,

Stove & Kitchen Utensils !

Carpenter and Garden Tools,1 Pine Shut Gun,

1 Gentle Carriage Horse,Brown Leghorn Funis,Etc., Eic., Etc., Etc.

CS" Articles will be ou view on TUES-DA-

June 25th.

JAS. F. MORGAN,2"n Ct Auctioneer.

For Sale at Miic AnctionAt the auction room of James F.

Morgan,

Ou aioiiclny, July 1, Sl,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. SI.,

By order of Ca-tl- e & Cooke,

Twenty-On-e SharesOf the New Issue of

Pala Plantation (Consolidated) Stock

Tho Pain Plantation issues SOW newShares on acquit lug Grove Hanch Plan,taiion, of which nvw issue tho above 21Miarcs am for m'e. 278 lt

TO LET

A NEAT Cottaco on Mer-cha-

6treet. nn- - A in.kou. Apply to

271 tt W. McOANDLESS.

FOR SALE

First class PhaetonIn perfect oidor:

roomy light and easvjldii'g. blue curtains, cushions andleather work faultlcgai paint nuw. An.ply at this Ottlc. gf q ft

The Finest Line of Millinery Goods !

SUU1I AS

Untrimmed Hats for Misses' and Children,.Flowers, Tips, Hat Trimmings, Fancy Ribbons, Etc.,

Wire Hat Frames, Wire Bonnet Frames,In all tho Now Shades ;

Silk Laces, Silk Nettings, Gauzes, All-ove- r Silk Laces, New .Wash Mate-rials, in white, plain and figured ; Boy's Shirt Waists,

Fine Climb's Wool Underwear, Flannel Coals and Vef,All-wo- Overshhts, Etc., Etc., just teceived by the "Umatilla" by

CHAS. J. FISHES,,The Leading Mllllneiy House, cor. Fort & Hotel sts.

The Manufacturers' Shoe Go.

86 .to S Hotel St.

Wholesale & Retail Boots & Shoes.Correct Styles 0" Latest Designs jtf$ All Priccn.

2230 tf

B. P. EHLEBS & CO.

OFEISTIWQ- --- OF-

EUROPEAN and AMERICAN

and FANCY

gjST N. B. On and after Mayof our Dressmaking Rooms.

-- OFFER AT BED

California Hay, Oats, Bran,Oil Cake Meal, Meal,

Barley, lvolled Barley,Middling Ground Barley,

Wheat and. Corn Flour.FLOUR KaTAlta, Golden Gate & Salinas-- a FLOUR

Telephones, No. 175.

FOR SALE CHEAPYOUNG SaddleA Marc, (spkndid

animal for a boy), and--zIK Colt. Saddle, bridle,

eic, thrown in to makea bargain. Apply at ibis office. 251 tf

STORE TO LETM, a HPHE Store lately occupiediSUj JL by E. C. Rowe, Way'sada Block, King streit. at reason.

able rental. Possession given at once.Apply to108 tf J. G. ROTnWELL.

TO LET.

FURNISHED RoomS to let,corner of

Punchbowl and Bcretuniastreets, would be very convenient for a6inall family. 2C5 Cm

Desirable Cottage To LetTAGE. corner King and

South streets, less than10 minutes walk from Post

Office. Lofty rooms, all conveniencesRent reasonable.

J. E. BROWN & CO.,255 tf 28 Meichaut street.

Stables & Pasturage To Let.EXCELLENT Stables conIIt taining 13 Stalls, Collage

and 7 acres Pasture Land, onbouth btreet, ncur King, formerly occu.pied by Mr. White, pioprietor of thoPulama Bus. To let on very moderateterms. Apply to

J. E. BROWN & CO.,235 tf 28 Mei chant street.

TO LETfTMlE 'Emerson Homestead,'X beautifully bituated in

Waialua, Oahu, II. I., coma largo hoiibc with 10 room&,

Iirii-in-

pantry, barn etc., 11 acres ofchoice land now partly in taro and othervegetables, and a rich pabturo of to1.

acris within half a mile. Puro water isbrought to tho house and grounds fromnever failing springs, the supply ofwhich can be indefinitely increased inquantity. There is a good carriage roadto Honolulu, 28 miles distant, also to thobtnim boat landing, less thnii half amiledibtant, whoio steamers from thecity touch three times a week. '1 ho picturcMpio fcenery, fine climate and uu.rivalled water piivllcgo make this atnoHi di'sirablo place for a country

and siinitnrium. Terms moderate.For lurther iufoiniaiion apply to

J. A. MAGOON,257 tf Houolillil.

Carriage For Sale Cheap.

Cutumiir uar.1NEW just finishedand handsomely ti i in mud

in first class style must be immediatelyBold to close an assignment, can bo seenat W II. Pagu's carriage manufactury,No. 128 Fort street.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.FlMr8

r. jb. Ascnt.

Linseed

15th, MISS CLARK will have charge1751 ly

ROCK PKICES- -

Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts.J.HMJJH

LADIES' NURSE.

MRS. MONROE, ladies' nurse, kaato No. 3, Kukui lane.

Feb-l-J-8- 0

New Zealand Jams !

JUST received a consignment of NewJams, assorted cases. For

sale at low prices byJ. E. BROWN & CO.,

227 tf 28 Merchant street.

FILTER PRESSES !

Paauhao Plantation, )

Hawaii, March 9, 1888. j"

Risdnii Iron &, Locomotive Works,Man I''runcInco.

Gentlemen: We have used two ofyour Filter Prcsset thisseason. They aro convenient, easilyhandled and are working entirely toour satisfaction. I can recommend noimprovement on them.

Very respectfully yours,(Signed) A. MOORE,Manager Paauhau Plantation.

These Presses are made extra heavyfor hiph pressures, occupies a floorspace 11 feet by 4 feet, and presents afiltering surface of 240 square feet.

A limited number in stock in Hono.lulu and are sold at vory low prices.

Risdon Iron & Loco. Works.San Francisco.

ESiTFor particulars enquire ofJOHN DYER, Honolulu,

Room No. 3 Spreckels' Block.

2250 tf W. G. Irwin & Co.. Arjenta.

CBAB APPLE

Clfflihipe Ciller !

A Delicious Bummer Drink I

Delivered at 60 and 75 cts per dozen,

Tahiti Lemonade Works

J. E. BROWN & OoM207 1 2S Merchant Street. lm

JUST RECEIVEDA flue afsortment of

GENUINE HAYANA CIGARS I

Also, a fresh lot of

MANILA CIGARSLarge and Small.

For Sale in Bond or Duty Paid.uv

M. 8. Crinbaum & Co.,3t4 quea Btrttt. lm,

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THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1880.

ARRIVALS.June 20

Stmrlwalanl from HntnakuaStmr Pclc from HawaiiH 11 M S Espicjrle from a cuiImbtmr Kanla from alalna and Wnlnuae"

DEPARTURES.June 20

Stuir Klnau for Hllo aud wav ports at4 p lu

Stiur J A Cummins for Koulauiichr Kuwnllaul for EwnS&hr Knulkeuoull for Kolmh

SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Tele brought 3,180 bagsof sugar from Hawaii this morning.

The lwalanl ai rived this morningwith 5,100 bags of sugar, and the Knalawith S00 hags paddy." - 3

YACHTINC MATTERS.

aioctlng or Owners or Ynchta.ACommittee Aiiiolutel.

At noon to-da- y a meeting of yachtowners and others was held at theChamber of Commerce room withreference to the Hawaiian ChallengeCup. Nine yachts were represent-ed by owners, and there were pre-sent at the meeting 2G persons inall.

Mr. C. B. Wilson, Chairman ofthe Yackting Association, read theresolution passed at their last meet-ing donating a cup to be sailed forannually, after which he suggesteda chairman be appointed.

On motion Mr. Henry Waterhousewas elected chairman aud Mr. W.M. Giffard secretary.

Mr. Giffard moved that the classi-fication of boats be as .follows : 1stclass, 15 tons and upwards; 2dclass, from 5 to 15 tons ; 3rd class,below 5 tons.

Mr. L. A. Thurston moved as anamendment that the question bepostponed until they ascertained thetonnage of the different boats. Car-

ried.Mr. "V. G. Irwin moved that a

committee of five be appointed tomake up a classification of yachtsand any other suggestions in con-

nection.The motion after some discussion

carried, and the chairman appointedthe following committee: Messrs.W. G. Irwin, L. A. Thurston, F. M.Hatch, J. II. Paty and T. Sorenson.

The next matter considered wasthe course, Mr. Wilson moving thatit be not less than 30 miles and acommittee be appointed to draft outone.

Several gentlemen offered sug-

gestions as to a proper course.Mr. Giffard moved that the com-

mittee already appointed on classifi-cation, also consider the matter ofa course, measurements and timeallowance, and report on Mondaythe 24th at noon. Carried.

The terms of winning the cupwere also talked over.

Mr. Irwin thought that a pen-

nant should go each year with thecup.

Mr. Thurston thought the donorsof the cup should have the right toname the terms.

The meeting then adjourned toMonday the 24th at noon.

SUPREME COURT-SPEC- IAL TERM.

BEFORE I'KKSTON J.

Thursday, June 20th.F. J. Hills vs. J. E. Brown. As-

sumpsit for $374.80. Jury waived.Judgment confessed by defendantfor the amount claimed. C. Brownfor plaintiff j Paul Neumann for de-

fendant.

AT CHAMBERS.

BEFORE judd, c. J.Thursday, June 20th.

D. Lopez vs. C. L. Brito. As-

sumpsit S100. Argued April 25,1889, and decision reserved. De-

cision filed giving judgment forplaintiff. C. Creighton for plaintiff ;

P. Neumann for defendant.In re bankruptcy of C. T. Akana.

Bankrupt's petition for discharge.Ordered that he be discharged fromhis debts. Petitioner in person.

UEKORE Jl'CULI.Y, J.

In re' estate Lewis Johnson, lateof Waialua, Oahu, deceased. Peti-

tion of C. F. Wolfe for probate ofwill and that letters testamentarybe issued to him. Continued fromyesterday. Ordered continued un-

til Tuesday next, the 25th inst. A.P. Peterson for petitioner; A.Rosa for devisee, Caroline Aila.

In re estate of Robert Mitchell,late of Wailuku, Maui, deceased.Petition of II. A. Widemann, exe-cuto- r,

for allowance of accounts,discharge and final order of distri-

bution. Ordered continued indefin-

itely. W. A. Whiting for peti-

tioner.Alexander J. Caitwright, Trustee,

vs. Lydia K. Piikoi, otherwise Kna,and John Ena, Jr. Bill for order ofsale of land by Trustee, Returnday. Continued to a day to beagreed upon by counsel. W. A.Whiting for plaintiff; A. Rosa fordefendants.

uefoiii: DOLE, J.John Scott et al vs. E. M. Crown-ingber- g.

Petition in assumpsit,Argued June 4, 1889, and decisionreserved. Decision filed givingjudgment for defendant. C. L,Carter for plaintiff b : C. Brown fortleftntlimti

nmuMwtrfuHucmnaiLMimu m

LOCAL & QEHERAL NEWS.

A fihst class tricycle is ofi'ered forsale

The S. S. VinntUla leaves SanFrancisco for Honolulu.

Tun Glenbrook tea is n very choiceiirticlc.and' sold only by Henry Davisit Co.

An important notice to. shippersby tho steamers Polo and Miknlmlaappears elsewhere.

11. B. 31. .S. Espicglo nriivcd inpott this afternoon Hhoill) after U

o'clock front u cruise.

Since Major Sam Parker left oil'wealing those large boots ho 1msbeen sull'cring from a severe cold.

m

Mil. Justice MeUully will hold theJuly term of Supreme Couit, andChief Justice Jiulil the October term.

Mil. L. J. Levey has a fine lot offireworks for sale, suitable in everyway for the glorious fouith. Callearly.

On Tuesday tho 25th, Mr. Morganwill sell the household furniture atthe residence of Mrs. Meudonca,King street.

. m - .

Commencing on Saturday the em-ployees of the Hawaiian" CarriageManufacturing Co. will be given ahalf holiday.

A letter from Mr. E. F.Bishop.onthe Fourth of July question, was re-ceived too late for this issue but willappear

The graduating exercises of OalntCollege will be held this evening atthe Central Union Church, com-mencing at 7:30 o'clock. His Ex.II. A. P. Carter delivers an address.

Messrs. Wiight Bros, have takenup the Saturday half holiday move-ment and, beginning on July lft,their shops on King and Fort streetswill elese every Saturday at 1 o'clockp. m.

The monthly business meeting ofthe Y. M. C. A. will be held thisevening at 7 o'clock, half an hourearlier. The class in literature hasbeen pobtponed untilevening.

In another column appears theprogramme of the concert to begiven at Kaumakapili church Satur-day evening, the proceeds to bo de-

voted for the electric light for thechurch. Tickets are $1 each to beobtained of J. E. Brown &. Co. andat the door.

About half-pa- st one this afternoonan express wagon with three Portu-guese on tho scat was being drivenrather rapidly down Nuuanu street.It collided with the sidewalk in turn-ing the corner at Queen street, oneof the men being thrown violently tothe ground, striking on his head.He was stunned for a few minutesbut came out all tight.

To-da- y is the 30th anniversary ofthe signing of the Charter of thoQueen's Hospital. The followingtrustees were elected by ballot: B.F. Snow, S. N. Castle, S. C. Damon,C. It. Bishop, J. W. Austin, E. O.Hall, J. T. Waterhouse, W. A.

W. L. Green and H. Hackfcld.Six of these are still living. Of theten trustees appointed by the King,only one is living, Mr. II. J. 11.Holdsworth, at present in London.

EVENTS THIS EVENINC.

Graduating exorcises Oahu Col-

lege, at Central Union Church, at7:30.

Drill Leleiohoku Guards, at 7:30.Drill Co. A Honolulu Rides,

at 7:30.Regular monthly meeting of Y.

M. C. A. at 7.Honolulu Chapter No.l R, A. M.,

at 7:30.

I AUCTION SALES

BT J. F. MORGAN.

At 10 o'clock a. in., regular cashsale when will be offered perfumery,lace curtains, dress goods, singlesuit patterns, furniture, a two-seate- d

carriage, phaeton, also Wai-alua hay in bales.

PORTUGUESE IN CALIFORNIA.

Saturday's Luso Hawaiiano hasthe following: "By one of the laststeamers from San Francisco twoPortuguese families returned to Ho-nolulu after an absence of somemonths. They refer in pitiful termsto the condition of many of theircountrymen who exchanged the Ha-

waiian Islands for California."We are unable to go into detailb

to-da- y, but to give some idea of themiserable state of many of our coun-trymen in Oakland, we may saythut many are being supported bycharity, as the only means of pre-

venting famine among th.em. Manyare anxious to return to the Islands,even to earn less than they did be-

fore leaving, but the means of trans-portation ate wanting.

"With such a demand hero for la-

bor, and several plantations beingwilling to pay liberal advances (asmuch as 8100 on a two years' con-

tract), biirely some arrangementmight be made by winch, these

and misguided peoplemight be assisted and at the nametime our planters benefited to acorresponding extent."

POLICE COURT.

Thursday, Juno 20,

Luka and Akalipa were chargedwith affray. The former was fined$3 with $1.10 costs while the latterwm discharged,

DAILX BUUUlfll1

OAHU COLLEGE.

Examination nnd llliotorical I'.xor-clnc-

Tho closing examinations at theOahu College were held Wednesdayforenoon commencing at 9:15o'clock. There was quite a largeattendance of the parents and friendsof the pupils. Tho examiners wereMr. Justice Dole, Hon. W. O.Smith, Revs. W. D. Westcrvclt andO. P. Emerson. The examinationswere carried on in the differentrooms until 12:15, nlicn those pre-sent partook of lunch with the fac-

ulty.At 1:30 o'clock the rhetorical

exercises were begun in the school-room. The platform was tastilydecorated with bouquets of flowers,palm leaves and evergreens, whilearound the loom over the windowswere hung vines. Among thosepresent were: II. R. II. PrincessLiliuokalani, His Honor the ChiefJustice and Mrs. Judd, Mr. Justiceand Mrs. McCully, Mr. Justice nndMrs. Dole, Rev. Dr. Lowell Smith,Hcv. II. and Mrs. Bingham, Mrs.L. A. Thurston, Rev. Dr. E. G.Beckwith, Mrs. P. C. Jones, Mrs.J. O. Carter, Rev. S. E. and Mrs.Bishop, Mrs. C. A. Brown, Revs.W. D. Westcrvclt and O. P. Emer-son, Mrs. S. M. Damon, Mrs. W.F. Allen, Miss F. II. Bishop, Prof.W. D. Alexander, Mr. T. G. andMrs. Grihble, Rev. Dr. C. M. andMrs. Hyde, Mr. W. W. and Mrs.Hall, Mrs. Widdifield, Mrs. Vida,Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Mrs. Dr.J. M. Whitney, Mrs. Gilman, Mrs.J. T. Waterhouse, Jr., Hon. W. O.Smith, Mrs. J. A. Ilassinger, MissS. Henry, A. T. Atkinson, Inspector-Ge-

neral of Schools, and Mrs.Atkinson, Dr. N. B. Emerson, Mrs.Cooke, Misses Beckwith, Rhodes,Parinclee, Hartwell, Lyman, Pc-poo- n,

Davis, Dickson (SJ), Messrs.C. M. Cooke, A. V. Gear, S.-

- D.Fuller, A. F. Cooke, etc.

Principal Mcrritt announced thatthe programme as published wouldbe carried out with the exception ofthe recitation "Diamond cut Dia-mond" by Miss Blanche Cornwellwhich would be omitted.

The first number was a chorus"A Styrian Song," sung by theschool in capital style, Mr. Bissellpresiding at the piano. It was fol-

lowed by an exceedingly interestingcomposition on Dragon Flics byMary C. Alexander, but read byHattie G. Forbes. A declamation,"The Schoolmaster's Guests" byChas. K. Hyde, caused considerableamusement. MisscsC. D. Robertsonand Rhoda Green gave a dialoguein French, which show ed that theirstudies in that language had notbeen neglected.

Miss Ellen Bickncll's compositionon "Punchbowl" gave much valu-able and interesting information.At its conclusion Principal Merrittstated that several fossils had beenfound by the students which wereon exhibition in the room. He alsosaid that Prof. Lyons had foundtossil leaves just beyond Moanalua.

The song "The Day is Done" waswell sung by Ernest Lyman. MissEmily Ilalstead's composition on"What nobody does" was cleverlywritten. It was a fictitious accountof a trip fiotn San Francisco to Ho-

nolulu and a visit to Oahu College.The reference to the latter place wasamusing, there being some capitalhits on the staff and some of thepupils.

A dialogue, "Tho Opening Ad-dress," by Albert Judd, HiramBingham, and John Waterhouse,pleased the audience very much,Albert Judd being exceedinglycomical in delivering the address,after receiving points from theother two. Rufus A. Lyman'scomposition on "Physical Culture"was a very able one. A chorus,"In silent night," well rendered bythe glee club brought the programmeto a close.

Principal Merritt then disti Unitedthe prizes. The late Father Damon,he said, had left a sum of money,the income of which was devotedto prizes. The first prize for thebest collection of native ferns,pressed, mounted and named, wouldhe awarded to James Judd. Prof.Lyons said that this collection wasu very choice one, nicely mounted,and for the most pait accuratelynamed. The second prize wasawarded to Alex. Atherton.

The prize for best penmanshipwas awarded to Geo. C Ross, whileJames Judd received the prize forbest improved penmanship, MaggieMossman and Clayton Ostroin re-

ceiving honorable mention.The fossils and collections of

ferns .mentioned nboYC were thenexamined by the visitors, also somespecimen work by the class in

drawing, which lias beenin charge of Mr. C. Hedemnnn.

Immediately nftcr the conclusionof the exercises a concert was givenby the Royal Hawaiian band on tlclawn which lasted "until four o'o'ock,a largo millibar of the visitors re-

maining to enjoy the flno music.The members of the band were re-

galed with coffee, lemonade andcake befoie returning homo.

At 7:30 this evening the graduat-ing exercises will bo held in CentralUnion Church.

Third and Last Call !

MR. A. S. HARTWELL is requestedhy us to bring legal proceedings

on u IiIIIh not paid by JunoSOth. Werespectfully requcbitlioso who aro owingand intend to pay not to muku it neces-sary to bring suits,

EGAN & CO.Honolulu, June 10, 1889, 277 td

: HON.oULU, H., 1.,

BUSINESS ITEMS.

M THOMPSON, Attorney&Coun.1tJL selor at Law, corner Fort nndMerchant sti eels, Honolulu, elves writ-te- n

statements of law nnd judicial deci-sions applicable to the facts of the casesstated to him, and also opinion .13 to thopiobablo result of legal proceedings.

255 lm

FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS Trinyclo in eoodcondition, suitablo for either luuy

or gentleman. Apply at this ofllne.280 at

FOJt SALE.House aud Kuriil.LAND, for sale ut Kaiimnu-wai- ,

Honolulu. Enquire ofS. NAAUAO,

280 lw Fish Market.

Notice to Shippers.

THE Steamer Pele, "hereafter carry

all freights for the following ports In Koni, viz: Knllua, Ilolmi-lo- a,

Kenuhnu. Kaawaloa aud Nnpoopoo.Per Order, J. ENA,

Secretary I. 1. S. N. Co.Honolulu June 'JO, 1880 'J30 12 1

NoUajc to Shippers.

no freightwill be received on

the Steamer " Mikahala, "after 4 o'clock p. in , on the day of sall- -Ini l'er Uruer,

J. ENA,Secretary I. 1. S. X. (Jo,

Honolulu, Juue 20, 1880. 280 )2t

NOTICE.

t-- QTEAMUU'KINAU' willPi& O sail for Uilo nnd Way.

ports THURSDAY, June20th, ut 4 o'clock r jr. Returning willarrive nt Honolulu. Friday, .luno 28th.270 2t WILDER'S S. S. CO.

Fourth of July

United States Legation,Honolulu, Juno 14, 189. J

citizens of tho United StatesA1 resident here are invited to meetat the Hawuiiau Hotel, FRIDAYEVENING. June 21st next, at 8 o'clock,to consult in reference to the ouserv-anc- e

of the Fourth of July.275 at GEO. "W. MERRILL.

1889 4th JULY 1889.

A CHOICE LOT OF

Fireworks of Every Description

Just received from the

California Firework oiiipyFOR BALE BY

LEWIS J. LEVEY,280 2w Corner of Queen & Fort sts.

Lost or Mislaid.No. 241 for 20 sharesCERTIFICATE Block standing

in the name of C. K. Stilluiun, on whichtransfer has been stopped. Finder pleasereturn to Mr. O. Ii. Btillman or to theII111.LBTIN OBlco. 271d.93w.tr

FOR SALE

appv1 ratus with Camera. Microscono orbix powers, sun condenser, etc , all complete, a powcnui and namiy Instru.inent. For further particulars Inquireof CHAS. HUSTACE,277 2w King street.

BOARD.

a001) Family Board for a Umltdnumber of gentlemen not exceed,

ing 0 persons. For particulars apply toAV. F. REYNOLDS,

251-t- f . At T.G. Thrum's storo.

HEAD THIS !

WE tako Photos for 5 per dozen,and are selling line island views

foi 2 50 per dozen, with tho very bestfinish. J. A. GONSAI.VE8,2(50 lm 12'J Fortttreet.

European Billiard Parlors.rpiIE Handsomest Billiard Parlors inJL tho city, and fitted up in the most

appiovul style. Four tables with all tholatest improvumenti.

J. 1 IIOWEX & CO.,270 tr Proprietors.

NOTICE.

HOLDING! an auctioneer's license, Iprepared to uet in that

capacity anywhere iu this district. 1

will also attend to tho collecting ofrents, also of bills, on this aud the otherIhlnnds. My terms will ho iuod,eiutpand I shall by strict alienation to husi.ness, hope to receive u unuro of thepublic p;Urauae.

H. 11. BAILEY.Kuwaupau. Makawao. Maui. June 14.

18SD, 278 ltu

JUM 80, 1.889.inniirwiniMinioJwigminmi niiiinotlV''f inwuV

Ohiuoeo Eiuploj-nien- t Office

HHE undersigned begs to notify thoJL public that he hns opened n Chi-

nese Employment Olllcc, at No. 'Al KingBtrcet, will take contracts for carpentorwork, painting, etc. Messages deliveredto the Chinese. Mutual Telephone 3S5.No charge for ccttinR servants. Odlcoin Lack Lung Chung's carpenter hop.2571m LEE CHU.

NOTICE.

VfOMlNATIONS will he received hyli the Becretnry of tho HawKilauJockey Chili up to June SO, 18S9, asfollows:

FUTURITY STAKES of 1891 For ayour olds Hawaiian ltred Horses;sweepstakes of $00, added. FirstInstallment on naming $5 eacii.

HAWAIIAN DERBY or 1892 For ayear olds Hnwulluii lircd Horses;sweepstakes of $100, Hawaiian JockeyClUh Cup added. First Installment onnaming $5 each.

The following Installments are alsodue on June 80, 18S9:Futurity Stakes of 1S90, 2nd Install.

incut W 00Hawaiian Deihy of lfc'JO, 2nd im-till--

merit $15 00Hawaiian Derby of 18111, 2nd install- -

limit $lf) 00C. O. BERGER,

275 Secretary U.J. C.

Supreme Court of the HawaiianIslands At Chambers.

til'.KOKK Mil. JUSTICE I'KEBTON.

F the matter of the Bankruntcv ofA. P. Cooke. Order on nctition or

uunnrupi lor uiscuarge from Ins debls.Upon reading and tiling the petition

of AMOS FRANCIS COOKE, of Hono.lulu, Oahu, alleging that more than sixmonths have elapsed since he wns adju-dicated n bankrupt ami praying for adischarge from all his debls.

It is ordered that TUESDAY, the 2ndday of July, A D. 18S1, at 10 a. st. ortliat day, al the Court Room in AliiolanlHale, Honolulu, be and is hereby ap.pointed the timo aud place Tor hearingof said petition when and where all cre-ditors who have proved their claimsagainst said Bankrupt may appear andshow cause if any they have why thoprayer of said Bankrupt should not bogranted.

And it is further ordered that noticebo given by advertisement in the DailyBulletin, published in said Honolulu,for two weeks, of the time and place ofsuch hearing and that the Clerk of theSupreme Court mnil notices of tho timeand place of such hearing to all ere-dito-

of said Bankrupt who have provedtheir debls.

EDWAKD PKESTOX,Justice Supreme Court.

Attest: Alkkkd W. Cautkh,Second Deputy Clejk.

Dated Honolulu, June 11, 18SS). 27C td

Ants, Mice, Moths & Roaches

In. Pianos !

IN this country, especially where Ants,Mice, Mollis and Roaches inTest

your Pianos to the destruction of thesame, and the annoyance of all calledupon to use them, it would be well toplace your instiumcnts in Mr. J. W.YARNDLEY'S care, who will effec-tually clear them of all destructive in-sects, etc., and cleanse the strings andtuning pins from rust. See to thisbefore it is too latel

Let Mr. YARNDLEY tuno yourPianos and keep them in Mine. ManyPianos suffer greatly and become worth,less for need of intelligent and morofrequent attention in regard to theabove.

Jgy-Ord- received at the office ofthe Hawaiian News Co., Merchantstreet, will be promptly attended to.

273 2w

HIM HURRAH

THE

TOO OGGAN

is NOW IN FINE RUN- -

NING ORDER !

Come out and take

An Exhilarating Rido 1

A Glorious Plungo !

ANU A

Healthful 33atli !

LONG BRANCH !

JtQyQood accommodations and promptattention.

O. J. SHKKWOOD,2B8 tf Proprietor.

EBUY-a- j

IN ALL

STYLES ai DUALITIES !

25G tf

" TEMPLE OF FASHION,"

CORNER HOTEL &

SPECIAL

FORT STREETS.

NOTICE

Over 1,000 Pieces of We if Fancy Embroideries,

Torchong Laces, Oriental Laces.

Also, Large Lines of Lace Trimmings !

WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT A.N

R3r Immenne JEed.Ti.otioii S31

Great Bargnins can bo obtained by calling at the Temple of Fashion, for thtabovw Goods.

The Sale will Commence Monday, June 17.

Dec-l-8- 8

S. EHRLICH,

75 & 77 Fort St EGAN

:OSr CIIKA. lt

!

Corner Hotel & Foi't Streets.

THE ARCADE,"

Great Inducements Offered to the PublicThe Balance of Our Splendid Stock will be

Sold during the Month oi JuneAT -- 25- PER CEWT - BELOW - COST13oll Telephone, r0 -- a I- - Mutual Telephone, 371

HAWAIIAN

Ho. 24 Merchant Street, Hear Fort Street.

--Have oil hand and For

& CO Honolulu, H. I.

TIIAX KVKK --:-

WINE GO.,

o

Sale a Full Assortment of--

A UKALKI1S IN- -

--o

All Brands of American Whiskies,BOURBON, RYE and MONONGAHELA,

Iu Bulk or Case;

SCOTCH oixd HfclSBL TVKCIIY,In Glass and Stone Jura;

Very Fine &. Very Cheap Qualities, as are w&ntttd ;

G9RIS', in Large & Small Bottles;(White or Black), alao, STONE JUGS ;

Old Tom Gin, 13et JBrnud in the Market;EUROPEAN SHERRIES and PORT !

hi Bulk and Case. All Brands of

American Lager Beer, English Ale & Porter, German Beer, Etc,

In Tints and Quarts;

Finest Brands of Champagnes,In l'ints and Quarts.

Bitters, liiqucrs Absinthe,Apolliiiiiri Water, Kuniraelfl,

Very Superior CALIFORNIA WINES,AS FOLLOWS:

Ziniiuidol, Malaga, Tokay, Madeira,Port, Sherry, Riesling, Hocks, Eta., B6,

o

fjT All of which will bo sold AT LOWEST KATES by

FRANK BROWN,2170 Mntr.

HOLLISTER & CO.,o

101) FOItT STItKKT, HONOLULU.o- -

-- IMFORTKHB

American & European Drugs & ChemicalsPHotofjrrupUio SIutofiulM,

Perfumery and Toilet Articles I

Agent for P. Lorillard A Co.'i Tobacco, A W, S. KimUU 4a Q

Tobacco and Cigarette.Aerated Water Works - 73 Hotel 8tirs$t,

uicii.Si-8- 7

c.sX ,. L .&mm j.Ji h? i &&& 1fei.-Afcr- l xJ

II'I

I' W

f

mmMmmm-i-i . - 'W" ' ''.

--rgmirt?,

mm wwmx mmmth u jtjot sq. iwa.,iiijfiif&iassassssm

Telaphoao 940.- - '--

LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, II. I.,

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS,

&5T-- OK ICEBy each steamer of the O.

Fresh Cala, Roll Butter, Frozen

JTIhIi, Game, VcjcnbloH, TSto., 13te.complete line of Crosse Blaciwell's T. Morton's Canned Bottled Goods

Always on hand. Also, just received a fresh Hue of

Gtornian rates Totted Mcitls Itottlcd J'renervcd Fruit,wl'& Oo.'t Maltose Brand Sugar Cured Hams & U:icon,

itenr Breakfast Cereals, Cream Out, b'lskei & tn Wheat Flake,Sicily temOns.A O.iRu Hiver-ld- e Oranges,

Oregon Uurhank Potatoes, Utc, Etc., Etcap-1- 6 Satisfaction Giizirciiitcecl. 87

H. E. lYlclNTYRE & BRO.,IMPOKTEKB AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

New Goods rccolved by every Packet from the Eastern States and EuropeFresh California Produce ovorv Steamer. All orders faithfully attended touna uoous aouvereu to any part oi citycited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office

CHARLES

KING STREET.

HAS JUSTKit Salmon Bellies, Block Codfish, Smoked Beef, Buffalo Ham &Bacon, Boxes Smoked Herring, Tins Norwegian Salt Herring,Mild-Ca- l. Cheese, Atmorcs Mince Meat, Green Turtle Soup,Terrapin Soup, Sugar Raisins, Currants, Walnuts, Almonds,Dried Peaches, Prunes, Dates, Honey, Cereolinc Flakes,

CAPE COD CHA3VJ313RKII:,Tomato Ketchup, Cases Sugar Corn, Cases Sugar Peas, JerseyBlue Potatoes, Ruta Bagas Turnips, Calafornia Onions, Crackers,nil kinds ; Choice Teas, Fresh Apples, Saloon Pilot and MediumBread, Wheat, .Flour, Butter, Plum EJSOung-- , etc., etc., etc.

And (i General Assortment ot Canned Meats, Frnits and Other Groceries.mh-9- J tiGB" Leave your orders, or ring up 119. -

Pacific Hardware Co., L'd,

FORT STREET. HONOLULU.

t3T BARGAINS "a New

Lamps, Chandeliers & Lanterns,Lower Prices than ever before. New invoice of

Just Received

Novelties and Fancy Goods, In Lar(jo Variety.auRJ88

JOI

--EilWABB, PLOWS

ITT

TO THt CAH5fcy -

"FLURRIED MEN LACKWorry I Hurry I Flurry I are all uyokloj by tho

uaeof

quick work 1 hurried work.you in a.Lurty to fluicli your liousj-cleauln-

and yet do It well 7 Tltca try this method; A

anuU bowl of water, a cako of Sajiolio, and a clothand you will do more cleaning than pall of waterluid No, S3,

P. O, Bui BB1

& &

A & & J. &

&. &

bvtiio

86

At

for notAre

-- a

S. 8. Co. from California

Oysters & Fresli Cala, Fruits

free of charge. Island orders roll.Hoy 14S. Telephone No. S3 nov.4-8.-

nr

HUSTACE,

RECEIVED

Line of t&" BARGAINS

KEFL MERCHANDISE.

8 Kaalnin Streel

Honolulu LibraryAH- -

Readinq Room Association,

Cor. Hotel & Aluliea Streets.Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the presen'time of over Five Thousand Volumes.

The Keadiug Room is supplied withabout fifty ot the leading newspapersand

A 1'arlor Is provided for conversationnd games.Terms of membership, fifty cents a

month, payable quarterly in advance.Ao formality required in joining exceptsigning the roll.

Strangers from foreign countries andvisitors from the other Islands are wel-come to the rooms at all times as guests.

Tills Association having no regularmeans of support except the dues ofmembers, It Is expected that residentsof Honolulu who desire to avail them-selves of its, privileges, and all who feelan Interest In malutainlng.an institutionof this kind, will put down their namesand become regular contributors.

A. J. OARTWRIGIIT, 1'ree.,31. M. SOOTT, Vice-Preside- nt,

II. A. PAItMELEE,A. L. SMITH, Treasurer,0. T. RODGERS, M.D.,

Chairman Hall and Library

Granite, Iron and Tin Ware I

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND993 Sheet Iron Work.

WISDOM."

SAPOLIO!

thro'kC'.ordfaaryep.

periodicals.

Secretary,

Committee,

i&SS&QggF&ZMSSa&i

RRIVED !

Per "Royal Alice"125 days from LivorpooL

DRY GOODS!Large, Varied & Selected Stock.

FANCY GOODS,Dressing Csbcs,

Mirrors,Wicker Ware, Etc.

GROCERIES,A full line.

I

nuiu .

A large assortment.

BOOTS, SHOES & LEGGINGS,

Sntldlex-- y

AND

Carriapjo Lamps,Sugar &

Rice.

FilterpreBB

--ANE

Other Varieties.

STATIONERY !

LatcstlJNovelties.

FHawaiian,

English,Amcricanland

Portuguese

ERFUMERY !

CEDENT !

SALT I

Rock,Liverpool and

Higgin's Dairy.

Oils ! Oils !

Boiled & Raw Linseed, Castor.

Paints & Zinc !

Flower Pots,

Fern Stands & Wire Baskets,

HOLLOW "WARE,

Saucepans,Kettles,

Trypans, Etc., Etc.

BROSti I IRON !

Corrugated & Plain.

TIN WARE !

In all varieties.

Fence Wife !

Annealed,Galvanized Rarbed,

Patent Steel Barbed.

Bedsteads of Iron.CUTLEEY,

"FENCE WIRE,

WIRE METTINO.

California Groceries

Of all varieties, always in stock.Also,

Hay, Feed & Flour

Theo.H.Davies&Co,,May 7 1 HONOLULU. 1880

THIRD ANNUAL MEETING--or THE- -

MAUI RACING ASSOCIATION,

-- AT-

SMb1 Part- MiW.

Thursday, July 4, 1889.Races to Commonco at 10 o'clock a, m.

omc.lnl l'roitrnmtue :

1 Bailroad Stakes Parco $25.Running Race, J mile" Uash, for allMaul bred'horscs.

2 Kahului Purso $50.Running Race, 1 mile dash, free toall.

3 Hawaiian Commoroial and SugarCo.'s Purso $50.

Trotting & Pacing Race, to harness,1 mile beats, best 2 In 3, for all Ha-

waiian bred homes.

4 Swoopstakos $25 Each,

Running Race, mile dash forbred horses,

5 --Muii DerbyPuTBO $50. ?

Running Race, mile dash for allHawaiian bred, IS year olds.

6 Association Parse $100.Running Race, lji mile dash, freeto all.

7 King's Plate Purso $50.Trotting Race, to harness, 1 mileheats, .best 2 in !), for all horseswithout a record of 8:40 or better.

8 Waikapu Purso $25.ltunning Race, mile dash, for allHawaiian bied "horses that havenever run a public race.

9 Wailuku Purse $75.

Running Race, J mile heats, best 2in U, for Maui bred horses.

10 Kula Purse $50.Running Race, yx mile dash, forponies 14 hands or under, to carry100 lbs. or more.

11 Waiheo Purse $50;Trotting "R'ice, to harness, 1 mileheats, best 3 in 3, free to all.

12 Novelty Eace Purse $60.Running Race, 1 mile dash, for Ha-waiian bred horses, 1st quarter, 2ndquarter, 3rd quarter, 4lh quarter.

13 Corinthian Eace Gold MedalEntianceFee$10.Running Race, 1 mile dash, free toall, owners to ride, welterweights.

14 Mana Cup Purse $100.Running Race, 1 mile dash, for allHawaiian bred horses.

15 Mula Race Purse $25.Running Race, mile dash, freo toall, catchweight.

SfAll entries close Thursday, Juno27, 18S9, at 12 noon, and must be madein writing with the undcroiirntyl.

L. M. VETLESEN,278 lw Secretary.

Just Arrived !

AN INVOICE OF

EXTRAFSfUE

CIGARS

Imported Direbt from Havana.

O. O. 33DEK.GJ-JEE- L

70 lm

HAWAIIAN

WHEAT HAY!FKO- M-

Kanaku Ranch, "V7aialua,

-- FOll SALE BT- -

CASTLE & COOKE.271 tf

Hew Departure !

SIX.SEVENTHB of all the shares ofHawaii u u Carriage

Manufacturing 'o. havo been purchasedand consolidated in the hands of oneman.

Mr. Bchuman and Oeorge Dillinghamwill conduct tbo business on a businessbasis, and respectfully solicits the patro.nuge of all. Tho charges will be

and tho work done with neat-ness anil dlppitnh,

HAWAIIAN OAR. M'F'G CO.370 4t

NOTICE to OllEDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to allhaving claims ugainst the

eaiate of A. Kaunui, d( ceased, to presenttho came to the undersigned oxecutors,within six months from the date of thisnotice or they will bo forever birred,

E. II UAILEY,EMILY RAILKY.

Wailuku, Maui, June 1, 188U. 273 lm

NOTICE ofRBMOVAL.

MR. E. O. ROWE, rainier, hasmoved his pluee of bu-ine- Into

the building lately occupied by thoPacific Hose Co., King strct, near Fort.

2711m

NEW BOOKS

New Books ! New Books !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE

JUST RECEIVEDA largo consignment of tho

Best Selections

ENGLISH, FRENCH ilLITERATURE !

Comprising

All the Standard Works

POETRY and PROSE.These BOOKS nre offered at

Very Low Prices !

And Descriptive Catalogues will befurdished to thoso desir-

ing them.

B6T Country Offers Sollcitod"a

HAWAIIAN NEWS COfflB'y

25G lm

TO LEASE!The Beautiful Seaside Resort nt "Wai.

kiki (formerly tlie residence of Col.G. W. Macfarlane), known as

--XXX 13--

Park Beach HotelVweisss

IflliSlila

The Premises consist of

A Main Building,Containing a

Lanal 40x40, Dining Room, Pantry,

Kitchen & 5 Bedrooms,

All partially furnished.

One UxxilcHMg",Containing

Bowling Alley, Billiard Room and 3

Xaruro Bedrooms.

One Cottage,With

Large Bedrooms & Dressing Rooms.

One Building on beach,Containing

Bath Houses, Wash Rooms, Etc.

Large and Commodious

Stables uith Carriage House.

Upper Floor lilted with Large AiryKooms. suitable for servants,

etc., etc. There arc

Large & Well-laid-o- ut Grounds,

Connected with the Premises on whichcnuld bo erected cottages for visitors,hhoulcl the place bo converted into ahotel, for which it is admirably adapted.The Bathing facilities equal the bestalong the line of beach.

BgyTheso Premises will ho leased fora term of years to .responsible parties.For further particulars apply to

W. G. IRWIN & CO.

s&r A Springfield Gas Much ne ison the Premises unit tho pipes ad intoall the above Buildings. npr-25-fc-

WALL PAPER,Borders & Decorations,

A. Lot !

Latent tyloH !

JTiist Iteoclvort t

And for salo at reduced prices.

WILDER & CO.230 ;im

Frank B. Auerbach,

Accountant, Book-keep- er and

CustomhouHc Broker,Purchasing Agent & Collector.

JCSy-Ofl-lce at J. E. Brown & Co., Mer-cha-

street. P. ( Box No 409- Boll'PnlonUrtnn tjrt 1T4 Mlltliul Tl.lpnlinyift

1 No. 880. 2C21m.8Bt

uciiiiiiiii sioiiii tinB'y.

TIME TABLE:

Arrivo at Honolulu:

Australia Juno 28Zcnlantlia July G

Australia. ... ...... t July 2GAhuncda August 3

Australia August 23Mnriposa August 31Australia September 20Zcalttndia Scplonibcr 28Australia October 18Aluuiwla October 20Australia November 15

Leave Honolulu:

Alameda Juno 29Australia July G

Mariposa July 27Australia August 2

Zealamlia August 24Australia August 30Alameda September 21Australia September 27Mariposa October 19Australia October 25Zcftlandia November 10Australia November 22Alameda Dccembor 14

218 tf

It. W. WILCOX,Civil Engineer and Surveyor,

Also sole agent for tho Magic WindowScreens, Combined Bevel Squares, Stan-dard, Goodrich, etc., Sewing Machines,lJicyclc3, Tricycles, velocipedes, etc.UUlce, corner of Bethel and Kingsts,upstairs. Apr.i7.su-i- y

Kvponjr SanerManufacturer of

Ladies' & Gentlemen's Boots & Shoes,

So. SO Nuuanu KtAll work guaranteed. Lowest prices.The very bc9t leather kept on hand.

238 3m

J. E. BROWN & GO,

Xtt merchant St., Honolulu, U.I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTSACCOUNTANTS,

Conveyancers & General Agents

REAL ESTATE FACTORS &COLLECTORS.

Sole Agents for the Burlington RouttAcross America, and to the Azores.

Hole Anents for Pitt & Scott's ForeignParcels Express & General ShippingAgency.

Sole Agents for Sunny South AeratedWaters.

Sole Agents for Mascfleld Bros.' NewZealand Mullet and Canned Goods.

Special Agents for Leading New Zealand and Australian Mercantile Firms.

Special Agents for tho California LandAssociation.

Special Agents for the Honolulu Business "Directory.

Also, Otlicr Special Agencies.

JST Customs' Entries Passed. Properties Managed. Assignees and Audi-tors' Work done promptly. Houses,Leased and Rents Collected.

New Business SolicitedBell Telo. No. 172-M- utual Tele. No. 360.Dec-- 5 Post Office Box 469. 88-l- y

V. O. Box 351. --S- Bell Tclo. JJ74.

Corner Fort & Merchant Streets,Honolulu, II. I.

GENERAL AGENTS,Accountants & Collectors

FOU TIIE--

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

Manager of Advertising DepartmentFOR TIIK

"Mupepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections will receive special atten.tion and rcturnspromptly made.

Real Estate bought, sold and leased.Taxes Paid and property safely insuredHouses, Collages, Rooms and' Offices,

leased and rented, and rents collected.Fire and Life Insurance effected in first-cla-ss

Insurance Companies.Conveyancing a Specially Records

scutched and correct Abstracts of Titlefurnished.

Legal Documents and Papors of everydescription carefully drawn and hand,somcly engrossed.

Copying and Translating in all languagesin general upo in this Kingdom.

Custom House Business transacted withaccuracy and dispatch.

Loans negotiated at favorablo rales.Gold, Silver and Certificates bought and

sold.Advertisements and Subscriptions soli,

oitcd for puhlibhcrs.Sklllod and Unskilled Labor furnished.Any Article purchased or sold.Intor-lslan- d Orders will receive parti,

cularattentinnTo Let, Furnished and Unturnlshed Co-

ttages in desirable localities at reasonablerentals.

Several Valuable Properties In andaround tho city now for salo and leaseon easy terms.

JgyAll business entrusted to our carewill receive prompt and faithful atten-tion at moderate charges Feb-i-8- 9

pffW?!ftWwJfct3jr?fp3iHKAustralian lull Soivleo,

FOR BAN FKANCI8CO,Tho now and fine Al steel Btcnmihlp

"Alameda,"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company, will

be duo at Honolulu from Sydnoyand Auckland on or nbout

June 29, 1889.And will leave for tho above port withmalls and passengers on or about thatdate.

For freight or passage, having BUPERIOK ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto

WH. O. IRWIN & CO., AjjenU

For Sydney and Auckland,

Tho new and fine Al steel stcMualil

"Zealandia."Of the Oceanic StCnmshlp Company, wil

bo duo at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

July 6, 1889.And will havo prompt dispatch withmnlls and passengers for tho above ports

For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS,' applyto37 WE O. IEWIN & CO., Aconta

THE0. P. SEVERIN.Photographer ,

PICTURES IN ANY STYLES!Printing Ionc lor Anmtcurs,

Cabinets $6 a Doz. Work Guaranteed..

J Entrance on Fort Street, -- a122 tf

Club House Dininff- - Room

Lincoln Block King Slrcot.

Having secured the services of a

First Class CookAnd made many other changes in the

management we arc now pre-pared to put up tho

Best Bill of Fare in Honolulu.188 3m

WRIGHT BROS.,Fort Street, next Lucas' Mill,

yOCarriage Builders,

Ship's Blacksmllhing, Drays, Carts &

Wagon Building as specialty.

Every description of work in theabove lines performed, in a flrst-ola-is

manner and executed at 6hort notice.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.C3P" Orders from the other islands,

solicited. Will be pleased to see allour old customers as

apr-19-8- 9

Hopp Mo.,74 King st. U King st

Importers of

Rattan & Reed Furniture.

Pianos & Furniture,Moved with Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.

COENICEPQLES.Fine Upholstering & Bedding'

A Speciality.

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr.10-8-

The Best Company

THE UUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.OJP NEW YORK.

Richard A. HcCurdy, President.

The Largest Company in tho World

The Oldest Company In the U. S;

It Gives the Most Liberal Poio!osAND -

Pays) the Larriest Diyldende.

Claims paid to policy holders in theHawaiian Islands, during the

past ten years,

Over : 100.000 OQ.

figf For rates, apply to

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