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Vol. Xlir. No. 2011. HONOLULU, II. I., SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 188S. CO OENT8 OUDSOnlPTIONl
PER MONTH.
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afternoon (Sundays excepted).
Subscription, 50 conlj par Month.
Address nil Communications Daiist Bulletin.
Advertlsotnonts, tc cu3uro insertion, should bo handed In before ono o'clock P. M.
WALTER HILL Editor and Proprietor
IAS G. CLEVIOR Manager
Bulletin Steam Printing Office.
Newspaper, Book and Job Printing of all kinds done on the most favorablo terms. Bell Telephone No. 250
Mutual Telephone No. 250
Weekly Summary. An interesting' and comprehensive
publication,, contains 23 columns of reading matter on local topics, nud n
complete resume of Honolulu and Island News. It is the beat paper uubllshed in the Kingdom to send to friends abroad.
Subscription: Island : : : $4. 00 year Foreign : : : 5 00 "
Commission. Merchants.
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCUxVNTS,
BREWER 61 COMPANY,O . (Limitttd)
LIST Off OFKlCEllS:
P. C. Jonks, Jr. . . . President & Manager J. O. Cahtbr. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary
DIllEOTOUS:
3'JS ly
T. WATERHOUSE,JOHN Importer and Dealer in General Merchandise, Queen at., Honolulu. 1
B. N. Castlc.-- J. B. Atherton--G. P. Castle & OOOKE,CASTLE Shipping and Commission
Merchants. Importers and Dealers in General No. 80 King st., Honolulu 1
Claus SyrccUcla. Win. G. Irwin. IRWIN fc OOMPANY,WG.Sugar Factors and Commission
'Agents, Honolulu. 1
& OO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails, Sal', and Building Materials of every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts., Honolulu. I
QRINDAUM as OO.,MS. Importers of General Mer chandise and Commission Merchants, Honolulu, nnd
134 California street, Ban Francisco, Cal.
B. Lowors, 1 J, wrey O. M. Cooko. EWERS it COOKE,L (successors to Lowers & Dickson.)
Importers and Dealers in Lumber and all kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,
" Honolulu. 1
Gonsalves &Oo., Wholesale Grocers & Wino Merchants 80 Beaver Block, Honolulu.
Notice of Removal!
Has removed to ono of tho Now Stores in tho
Thomas Jtloclt, King Mtreefc, Three doois from Castlo & CooUes',
Where he is prepared to manufacture all Xlnds ff Jewelry. 00
O LUSO 1IA.WAULANO.
persons who want to communl ALL with tho Poitugueso, oither for business, or for procuring workmen, servants or any othor helps, will find It the most prolltablo way to advertise in tho Luso Ilawaiiauo,M new organ of tho Portuguese co.ony, which is pub-'ishe- d
on Merchant street, Gazette Build, lug, (Post-Qtllc- e Letter Box E.), and only charges-reasonabl- rates for adver tisomenU
NOTICE.
Honolulu June 8th, 1887. 07
Professionals.
T H.SOPER.M.D.
Consulting Physician and Surgeon. S. W. Corner Sixth and Market streets, opposito Hawaii Nol Millinery Estab- lishment, San Francisco. 23
SAMUEL K. KAEO,
.A.ttorxiey at Ia-w- .
J. Rfl. RflONSARRAT, Attorney and Couimellor nt Jjavr.
Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for tho States of New York. Call, fornia and Pennsylvania. Merchant street, "Gazette" Block, Honolulu, H. I.
june.9-8-
Ofllce, : : Gov't Building, Honolulu. 30 tf
PIONEER, STEAI CANDY FACTOR!
Pastry Cook and Baker. 71 Hotel St. n3I2r Telephone 74
II. M. 11ENS0N. o. vr. smith.
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
Manufacturing and Dispensing
Depot for Bocricke & h'cechlk's
Requisites, i2y
HOLLISTER & CO.,
109 Fort Street, William's Block, ITouo-21- 0
Honolulu, H. I.
NO. OS FORT STrUEJST. Constantly on hand i largo assortmcu
of every description of Jewelry, Watches Gold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.
958 ly
K. . Hchnman, - Proprietor. G3F Stand Corner Merchant and Fort
Streets.
Storing & Shipping of goods in transit to tho other Islands,
Also, Black and White Sand
in quantities to suit at lowest prices.
Office, adjoining E. P. Adams & Co.'s auction room. 982 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.
WRIGHT BROS., Fort Street, next Lucas Mill,
Ship's Blacksmitliing, Carriage
prays, Carts & Wagon Building a Specialty.
Bvery description of work in tho above lines performed in a first-clas- s
mnntier and executed at short notice.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Orders from tho other Islands solicited.
my.Sa.88
NOTICE.
furnished for balli", pattiesMUSIC serenades by Palmer's String Band. Orders left at O. E. "Williams1; or riDg up Mutual Telephone 880. 74 tf
Sanders' Baggage Express Co.
Residence '1 No. 202. Gleii'l llSx'pi'cBulnfr & IJraylna Piano andFurnituro moving n specialty.
Wagons meet all Incoming steamers. july.25 ly
Has just, received by lato nrrivals a splendid stock of
IAJDIKS' & MEN'S
Boots, J&" s- -
"Which ho is now selling at extremely 12 Low Prices. lm
FINE JEWELRY! I beg to call the attention of my ftiends
and tho general public to my
Fine Stock of Goods Just received. A careful inspection
will convince you that
IAI ECKAET, Betlel St 91 3m
Beayer L, Sail Tho Best Lunch in Town,
Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours
The Flut Brand of
Always on hand nt tho
HONOLULU MARKET (Successors to Wm. McCandlccs),
No. O liiucii St., : : Jb'lBli Market, Honolulu, II. I.
ESFainily and Shipping Oiderscare- -
fully attended to. Llvo Slock furnished to vessels at short notice. my 17-8- 8
THE ffSyk, jSJvJy'5 7J. tf jf ,t g
wrro Metropolitan i.S Meat Company
81 KINO STREET,
leal fSMet, i'ort Ht., oppo. O. H. H. Co.' Wlmrr.
P.MILTON, - - - Proprietor.
Also a supply of
On hand at all times.
Shipping and Families supplied at shortest notlco and with best attention.
x. wrcKC3iiiNziE:, 03 ' Manager. .i
Removal
and Queen streets u
No. 216 King Street (Formerly Uutlcrb' 1'locc),
Where tho Bakery will bo carried on as 85 herctnforo. lUm
PEOPLES' PAPER-T- ho Dally Bulletin 50 eta per month.
Coming, Coming,
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Gents Goods -- AND-
Milinery, Millinery, Millinery, Selected specially for our trade, by Mr. Sachs in porson. Jgf$
Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait Before purchasing elsewhere,
AND SEE WHAT YOU SHALL SEE --AT
Popular Millinery
Ho. 85 FORT STEEET, HONOLULU. Grenox-n.- 1 AeoutH
Expert Accountants and Collectors, Real Estato, Firo & Lifo Insuranco Agents, Custom-Hous- o, Loan, and Exchange Brokers.
Departments of Business: Books and Accounts accurately kept and properly adjusted. Colletion3 will recoivo special Attention and returns promptly made. Conveyancing Specialty. Records searched and correct Abstracts of Title
furnished. Legal Documents and Papers of every description carofully drawn .and hand
somoly engrossed. Copying and Translating in all languages in general wo ia this Kingdom. Real Estato bought and sold. Taxes paid and Property safely insured Houses, Cottages, Rooms, Offices and Land leased and rented, and rents collected Eire and Lifo Insuranco effected in first-clas- s Insuranco Companies. Custom-Hous- o Business transacted with accuracy and dispatch.
Loans negotiated at favorablo rates. Advertisements and Subscriptions solicited Publishers. Any Article purchased or sold on most favorablo terms. Inter-Islan- d Ordors will receivo 'particular attention.
C2T All Business entrusted to our caro will receivo prompt and faithful attention at modorato charges.
THE-
a
for
Ilnvlng had an extensive business experience for over twenty-fiv- o ycarsf.ln New York City and elsewhere, wo feel competent to nttend to all businoss of an intricate and complicated nature, or requiring tact and discretion, and respectfully solicit a trial.
BclITclcphone No. 274. XXa.'waiin.n. BiibIiionn Affoncy. jan. 8
111 HI lA ll '' Wj HI
Just Received at Hollister & Go.'s A. largo assortment of
PERFUMES! PERFUMES! Comprising tho well-know- n brands of
COLGATE &' CO., LUNDBOEGS, LUBIN'S, ATKINSON'S,
EASTMAN'S ALOHA, HOYT'S COLOGNE FAKLNA GEEMAN COLOGNE, &o.
0 .
Tiior Sale at 3R,eson&tle Prieeer mh2ij WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 87
TAHITI AERATED WATE RS Steam Works, Sunny South, Waikiki.
J. E. BROWN & CO., - - Proprietors, Depot, 28 Merchant Street, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands,
o CAPACITY 1,000 1IOZEN J'KB MAY.
O- -
TAHITI LEMONADE, GINGER ALE, Hop Ale, Cream Soda,
arsparilla, Grenadine, Raspberryade And l'UUE, STIIONQ
PLAIN SODA WATER. Latest Improved Muehinory nnd Patent Glas3-vnlv- o llottlca.
TELEPHONES Bell, 172; Mutual, 360; Post Office Box, 469. $JST Orders delivered to any part of tho city, lcland onlerd fcolieited. J
April
ASSETS OVER - $85,000,000
The actual (not estimated) results of its matured Tontine policies exceed those of any other Company Issuing similar
policies.
Tho XouforfcltiiiK
Free Tontine Policy With Mortuary Dividend (returning all premiums in uddition to face of policy Should dcatli occur during the Tontine period) as issued by this Company In-
cludes the advantages of Tontine accu. mulntlon, guaranteed options at the end of Tontine pejiods nnd perfect fieedom after two years as to residence, travel and occupation, except service In war.
Nonforfeitable after 3 Years. tS"For full particulars and estimated
results based upon autual results paid in 1888 apply to
c. E ROER, Honolulu. General Accnt Hawallnn
JulyJ Islands. 121-8-
Royal Insurance Company.
Accumulation of Funds, - $28,602,205.00
Firo ribks taken at current rates and settlement made in Honolulu.
JOHN S. "WALKER, Agent. July
Union Firo & Dlnriuc
Capital, $2,000,00.0; Unlimited Liability.
Fire and Marine risks, taken nt current rates and settlement made in Honolulu.
JOHN S. WALKEE, Agent. july 2D8S-l- y
S3 U If Insurance Co. of San Francisco,
Marine risks on Hulls, Cargoes, Freights and Commissions nt current rates.
JOHN S. "WALKER, Agent, july 2C8S-l- y
BI33G30ETJXJIIC:
General Insurance Company.
Marine risks on Hulls, Cargoes, Freight and Commissions nt current rates.
JOHN. S. WALKER, Agent. July 2J.8My
WALKER & EEDWAED,
ContrnotorH & Bulldcm. Brick, Stono and Wooden Buildings; es-
timates given. Jobbing promptly at- tended to. 10 King street. Bell Tele- phone No. 2. P. O. Box, 423. up 5.1y
GEORGE LUCAS,
and Builder,'
Manufactures all kinds ot Mouldings, Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,
Sashes, Doors, and all kinds ot Wood- work llnish. Turning, Scroll and Band Sawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan- ing, Morticing and Tenanting.
Orders promptly attended to and work guaranteed. Orders from tho other
solicited
Alnkeu, near (uvcn St. 1 Telephone 55.
nf HONOLULU IKON WORKS, iadUttuBtcnin engines, sugar mills, boil, crs, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast- ings j machinery of every description mado to order. Particular attention paid to ship's black smithing. Job wdrk exe- cuted at short notice. 1
j. c. nrARonANT, (Successor to4T. G. Thrum)
Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r 6k Blank-boo- k
Manufacturer.
A. II. 11ASEMANN,
book Manufacturer.
"NVishes to notify the public that ho has removed to larger quarters,
No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, csr up staius. --tea
81 8m
JLJLi kJ K.-- J JLwXjlJLI JjLJm
Hartford Firo Insuranco Co.
Anglo-Nevad- a Assuranco Corporation (Firo nnd Marine)
Capital, paid up, $2,000,000
Capital, $'10,000,000
Assets, $85,000,000
C.O.BERGER HONOLULU.
THE LEADING COMFANY.
Now Business in 1887 $138,023,108 Applications refused (or - 23,729,317 Total Incomo - - 23,240,849 Surplus cent - 18,104,256
Gain in Assets during year 8,868,432 Etc., Etc., Etc.,
In tho abovo and most Important point the Equitable heads the list of
Life Companies.
Inland.
AQENTS FOK
of Boston.
The Vnlon .Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
of Ban Francisco, Cal a. 101 ly
. Prussian National Insurance Comp'v
ESTABLISHED 1845, Capital 0,000,000 RelcnUB&rfc
f"piIE undersigned, haying bee a p. X pointed agent of the above Company for the Hawaiian Islands, is prcparod to accept risks, ngalnst Fire, on Buildings, Furiilturo,lIcrchaiidlso, Produce.Bugar JJiHs etc., on tho most Favorable Trmo
Lostcs Promptly Adjustid and Payahk In Honolulu.
H. 1UEMENSOUNEIDDK, jly.87 ly nt Wilder &fli.
jHe
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tNoy.217
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Honolulu, Soj.t. 7, 1888. J
Prom and uftor tho 1st day of September, 1888, the stoingo on spirits imported into this Kingdom for sxportation will ho lcdtteed to i cent a gallon per month.
A. S. CLEGHORN, Collector-Genera- l.
Approved :
Draw Exchange on the JSaulc oi Culilox'xiia, H. JP.
And their agents in NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Bon, London The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydnoy,
London. Tho Commercial Bank Co.. of Sydney,
Sydney, Tho Bank of Now Zealnnd: Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington, The Bank of British Columbia, Vic
torin, B. 0., and Portland, Or. AllD
Transact? & Geaeral Banking Business. 6fii) lv
TIIM
aitu ffttilTHn Pledged to neither Sect nor Party, Sut established for the benefit of all.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 8, 1888.
The Hawaiian Legislature lias re-
cently presented the singular spec-
tacle of Cabinet Ministers speaking and voting on opposite sides of the most important question that lias come up at this session the pro-
posed Constitutional Amendment. AVc doubt if a parallel can be found elsewhere, where forms of Govern- ment somewhat similar to our own obtain. Divisions among ,Ministcrs on private hills ot a comparatively unimportant nature arc not uncom-
mon ; but a division of Ministers on a question so vital as an important change in the fundamental law would lead to a reconstruction or resignation of the Cabinet. To be sure, the measure did not emanate from a Minister, but such was its nature that one would have thought the Ministers would have been a unit cither in defence thereof or op-
position thereto.
BEST OF IT.
The removal of the elevation on King street, at Leleo, proceeds. The formation being almost entirely coral, tho progress is necessarily slow. It has to be loosened by blasting before the pickaxe and shovel are of any service. A steam drill is at work, and greatly expe-
dites blasting operations. The Por- tuguese workmen, who have super- seded the prisoners, make a very much better showing for a day's woik than did the latter. The un-
dertaking is, no doubt, being car- ried out in accordance with the plan furnished. So much for those who are doing tho work.
In the meantime, the people Viho live on either side of the road where the cutting is being made mutter imprecations on the civil engineer- ing which places their property far above the highway and difllcult of access therefrom ; while the thought- ful tax-pay- er wants to know, why so large an expenditure for so small a benefit? The cynical "malcontent" comes along and caps the climax b' observing: "This is the most mag-
nificent monument of iucompotent civil engineering the district of Ho-
nolulu can boast of, and it can boast of many. A man who knows no method of grading a road hut leveling a hill had better go back to school," and the malcontent has the best of it.
A CHARGE OF BRIBERY.
Our Legislative report of this roorning'H procecuings contains a "surprise note." A charge of bri-
bery was preferred against two members of the Assembly, and a committee was appointed to investi-
gate the matter. It is premature to express an opinion at this stage, other than to stato that tho Attorney-G-
eneral has done his duty in
tho premises, in bringing tho matter forward in tho way ho did. Un-
doubtedly thero is eoino ground for tho charge, or it would not have been made, Facts and particulars were not presented to the House,
-- WtiiiifiMlii iilfifr
gfojiM. wuCiWNIi"
nml it wits not necessary Hint they should have been at the pre-
sent stage. These have to be dealt with by the com-
mittee beforo they arc made known to the Assembly. Tho charge is one of unuiunt gravity, and tho committee is rnlrustcd with an usu-
ally grave responsibility. The com-
mittee is cxpiThd to do its duty faiily and fauilcssly, and the House to do likewise by the committee's finding. If the charge i proved to be unfounded, of course,lhe accused will bo exonerated ; but if found guilty, the severest possible punish- ment can alone meet tlie case. Bribery in the Legislative body of the nation must not bo winked at: it must bo snt upon heavily, by the Legislature and tho country.
Legislative itoiiy. SGrii Dat Sept. 8th.
Monxixo sr.ssioN.
House met at 10 a. m., President W. 1?. Castle in tho chair. Roll called and absentees noted.
nnrouTS of committees. Rep. F. Brown reported the bal-
ance of the special committee's re-
port on the leper settlement as print- ed.
Minister Thurston reported two bills presented to His Majesty for signature.
Noble Smith asked permission to give notice of and introduce a. short bill in connection with the "Para- dise of the Pacific." The title of the bill is An Act to authorize the Minister ef-th- Interior to remit tho postage on the newspaper called the "Paradise of the Pacific."
Rep. Pachaole thought one of the Ministers ought to introduce the bill.
Permission was granted and notice given of the bill.
sumous chakgks against two mkmhkks.
Minister Ashford presented the following resolution:
The undersigned Clarence V.
Ashford, Attorney-Gener- al of the Kingdom, hereby alleges and charges that two members of this honorable House, to wit, the lion. A. Kauhi, Representative for the District of Ewa and AVaianae, and Hon. G. 1'. Kamauoha, Representa- tive for the District of South Kona, have been, during the week last past, while such members of this honorable House, and while attend- ing its session and sitting and vot- ing tlicrein,.guilty of the offence ol accepting bribes to influence their respective votes up.on mcasuies pending before this House, to wit, upon the proposed Constitutional Amendment in reference to Chinese, which was voted upon, and indefi- nitely postponed by this House, on "Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1888; and also that said A. Kauhi and G. P. Kamau- oha were, during tho time aforesaid, while such members of this House as aforesaid, guilty of the offence of bribing and attempting to bribe other members of this House, and of promising and paying money to other members of this House to in-
fluence the votes of such other members upon the proposed Consti- tutional amendment aforesaid, and in consideration of the votes of such other members upon said measure as aforesaid. Be it therefore
Resolved, that a select committee of this House be appointed to investi- gate the above charge and all matters incident theieto, and that such com-
mittee when appointed, shall be in-
vested with and possess full power and authority to send for peisons and papers in aid of such investiga- tion and to examine such persons upon or oath otherwise, and that said committee arc hereby directed to report with all convenient speed, their findings of facts therein, to-
gether with airy recommendations they shall think fit to make in the premises.
Ceauence W. Asmoitn. Attorney-Genera- l.
Sept. 8, 1888.
Noble Smith moved the resolu- tion be adopted. No more serious charge could bo brought against a member of the house.
Minister Ashford said the resolu- tion had been brought in late in tho session for the reason that the acts were late. He was fully sensible of the gravity of this ofienoe.
Rep. Kamauoha was somewhat surprised at tho resolution. Ho had opposed the Constitutional amend- ment from the beginning, and 'sd had other members and also one of the members of tho Cabinet. It looked as if he and Hop. Kauhi had been selected on the charge of at-
tempting to bribe. Ho was perfectly willing to have the House investigate if it sees fit.
Rep. Pachaole moved tho resolu- tion bo translated, printed and laid befbro the House so that the mem- bers could peruse it.
Noble Young thought it would only prolonging the session by hav- ing it printed. He was in favor of udopting lio resolution. .
Noble Smith amended his motion by moving Unit the resolution bo adopted, thereafter translated and' printed.
The motion canicd and the Presi- dent appointed the following com-
mittee: Nobles W. O. Smith, D. II. Hitchcock and G. II. Dole, Reps. Kauhaue awl A. S. Wilcox.
ttbf v;wjvio Vohlo HttehcOck offered the
resolution: Resolved, that the census cominis-sd-
aro hereby authorized to pro-cui- e
such books, rcpoits, stationery and other material necessary in the prosecution of their work not to ex-
ceed the amount of 2fi0 and that this amount he inserted in the
Bill. Adopted. Thiid rending of an Act to con-c- y
a certain piece of land to trus- tees for benevolent purposes. Pass- ed.
Noble Smith, on suspension of the rules, rend a fii-3- t time An Act to nuthomc the Minister of the In- terior to remit the postage on the "Paradise of the Pacific."
The bill was rend a second time by title, passed to engrossment to be read a third time on Monday.
At 11:17 tho House adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday morning.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Y. M. C. A. Gospel Praise Service at c 30 l. m. Come and bring a friend
KAUMAICAI'IM Cnuncii. llev. J. Wnianiau, pastor. Services at 11 a. in.
Kawaiahao Chumcii. Rev. II. II. Parker, pastor. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Trenching at 11 A. M.
Seventh Day Anvr.NTisT Mission Hai.l service at 7:30 p. m.
Mormon Ciiuncii. Services in Ha- waiian at 10 a. si. Services In English will he held at 2:00 r.M. All arc In-
vited.
Queen Emma Halt,. Gospel and song .service for llawaiinns who speak English at at!! i i. G6od singing. Short talks. Everybody welcome.
Japanese Snnvicn : Gospel and Son;; Services at 11 a.m.; Bible Class 7 :30 l'. m., In the Japanese Y. M. C. A. Room, Queen Emma Hall, corner of
and Niiuanu streets.
Centiiai. Union Cnuitcii. Rev. E. G.lleekwlth. D. D., pastor. Sunday school and Bible clas at 0:-1- a. m. Seivlccs at 11 a. m., and 7:30 r. m.
The pastor has returned from his va-
cation and will resume his Sabbath ser- vices
Subject of morning discourse: The Complaint of Modern Doubt. Subject of evening discourse : Common Sense in Ifellirion.
Roman Catholic Cathkukai,. (! and 7 A. ar., low mass with Holy Com- munion. Seivlccs in English at 7 a. u.i and at 10 A. si., high mass, with sermon cither In Hawaiian or Portu- guese, alternating according to the tluce principal diltereut nationalities of (lie church; 2 v. si., rosary and cate-tisi- n;
1:30 p. si., instruction and bene- diction of the Blc-su- d Sacrament.
Chinese Cnuitcii. Fort street, near corner lScrcluuIa. Mr. Kong Sluii Kce evangelist. Cliluc-- c Sunday 0:30 A. si. Chinese and English Sun- day School, 2:30 v. si. Preaching 11 A. si. and 7:30 l'. si. Bible class in Chinese Y. M. C. A. Hall, G:'.!0 v. si.
St. Animii:w'& Cathedrae. First uoiijriogalion will have service at(i:30 and 'J:.'!U a. m.
Hawaiian I'vcnsong at 3:30 p. m. Evening prayer with seiniou at (i
o'clock p. in. Congregation Rev. Geo.
Wallace, pastor. Services on Sunday: Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. in. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:!!0 P. M.
Holy Communion on the First Sunday of the month at 11:15 a. m.
Divine Sciviec on Wednesdays at 7:30 p. in.
Chinese Congiegatiou, Rev. II. H. Uowen in charge. Morning prayer, with sermon, at 11:13 a. si. Sunday-scho- ol
at 10 a. si. Evening prayer, with seiinou, at 7:30 p. si. '
LOST VN Friday, a small oval Gold Quartz s btuu. p'ludcr will oblige by leav.
ing it ut air. Lindsay's jewelry store, King slreet. 41 dt
ANNUAL MEETING.
iIIE annual meeting of tho of tho llilo Sugar Co. will
Ulo place ut tho oHlcc of W. G. Irwiu i5 UO. On JUUJNJJAX, tho Hlh in st, at 10 a. si. W. M GIFFARD, 3'J2l ' tcciotury.
ANNUAL MEETING.
rpHE annual meeting of tho stock. X holders of tho Hutchinson Planta.
lion Co. will take plnco nt iho olllce of W. G. Irwin Si Co. on MONDAY, the flth Inst., at 11 a. si.
W. M. GIFFARD, 33 2t Stcretuiy.
TVANTED
SITUATION as Night Watchman.A Apply ut this office. 37 8t
NOTICE.
TVtflfirt Ti ulo willi onc-- her School JYJL and Kindergarten on MONDAY, September 10th, f8 4t
NOTICE. Geo. L. llubcock will rcsumo hisMR.Piano Lessons on WKDNEbDAY.
Miiumucr 12th. Kesideuce, No. 13 Kmiiia ulrect. Mutual Telephone, No. 321. 8 lw
NOTICE.
TY oillco will be closed from Beptrm. 1VL ber 82nd to October 27th, during my ubsenco from tho Kingdom.
3L E. GROSSMAN, 30 tf Dentibt, OB Hotel st.
NOTICE.
J. M. Camaia, Jr., Is authorizedMR.to collect for our account. Spc elul attention given to Portuguese out. standings.
;j. E. BROWN & CO., 75 if 28 Mcichunt street.
NOTICE.
DUIUNG my ubsenco from the King, tho Hon. W. J Allen will
act for mo under u full power of attor. uoy in all prlutu matters, and also in all estates lu which I nm assignee or agent. W. C. PARKE.
Honolulu, August 25, 1869. 20 2m
M.....,M...,.L.....u,.)!tf iUm.. .. ,MiMii,tifw.wwwiwwaiPM Auction Salo by James F. Morgan.
Postponement of Sale,
npIIE Assignee's Salo nt 'ho store of JL I). MoKenzIo & Ci hai lico'i post-ponc- d
to MONDAY, September lOili, at 10 o'clock A. M.
JA8. F. MORGAN, 11 It Auctioneer.
Bm PORT A NT
Credit D
lly order of Mr. L B. Ken, 1 will sell at Public Auction, at my Sales- -
loom, Qucon strcc',
On Wednesday & Thursday,
September 12th & 18th,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31. EACH BAY, A largo and varied assortment of
XMEfcY GOODS !
Lace Cm tins, Hugs,
Silks and Satins, all colors. Also a very large assortment of
TAILOR GOODS! Of new and varied patterns, just re ceived from England, compilsing
Worsted Coatings ! Tweeds, Bioad Cloth, Diagonals,
Fancy Suitings, Serges,
Single Snit & Pant Patterns.
BQJThese Goods am all new Importa- tions and will bo sold 'without Goods will be on u.hibilftn on Monday and Tuesday.
TJi21t.I A.T SA.Ij33.
lortpgeeJotice of Sale.
BY order of Mr. C. Holtc, assignee of a mortgagee made hy Antone
Francisco Ylcrra to Manuel Uant'stc, daiecl Nov. 15, 1887, and recorded in labor 108, on pages U8(5 and I1S7, 1 will sell nt Public Auction
On Saturday, Sept. 15, '88, AT 11 O'OLOOK SOOX.
At my alrsrooin, Quoen slu-el- , all the properly included in said mortgage, us followb.:
A Lease of 102 Acres of Land
A--t Manou Vulley. On the Land arc 7 Taro Patches, with
glowing Tato, pait of it neatly rirc. Also alio t 2,000 Banana Trees, about
40 hunches uady to bo cut tor next steamer.
On the Land are 2 Good Houses with Cam anil s.
A good an earn of wuter inns through the 1'Hinises.
The purchaser has the light to cut Fhowood for sale. j of tl;oLandis subleased at 8'J per annum.
And at i o'clock, I will sell at the Paddock
About SO Head of Cattle
Including some very fine
1 Farm "Wagon. . 1 Sot of Harness,
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
O. IJoltc, Esq, or to
JAS. F. MORGAN, 41 3t Auctioneer.
MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL,
XreHHimvlcliiK, &. S:o.
lias commenced tho business of Dress, making, Cutting and Fitting, at her resi- dence, No. 78 Bcrctania street, opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladies is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. sepMJ.ly
NEW GOODS The undersigned culls the attention of
tho public to
Just received ex lato arrivals, embracing
Hawaiian, American & English Flags,
JIuho Hull fioodH, SovelH,
--AND-
Together with ovcryihinir to lie found In a stationery store.
IS INVITED-TB-
THE WEEKLY BULLETIN-- JL tJ coltunns, purely locul matter-Ma- iled
t-- j forcigu countries, $5 per annum.
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Kamakela, Honolulu. j'noBi'KCTva
The course of Instruction embraces all tho branches'! r ' a good Chiistlnn mid Ciauuiciciid Education.
Latin, Greek, French and German ate optional studies. Theio are no extra r.hnrgc for these branches.
For admission, ccitlllcatcs of good moral character and of health aro re-
quired of every pupil.
For Day Scholars, COo, 75c, $1, $1.50 per mouth, according to class.
Children whose parents are in cir- cumstances which preclude tho ability to pay tho full fee will bo admitted at reduced fates, and whero It can be shown that thoy ate not In a position to pay at all, no charge will be made.
The Hoarding Department consists of two distinct classes of pupils.
Beard and Tuition, 1st Class, 150 per annum.
Board and Tuition, 2nd Class, 075 per annum.
Music on Violin, 1'iano, Flute and Clarionet, $0 per month.
Vocal Music and Drawing fico of charge
Laundry Expenses, $3 per mouth. JloJlcnl Attendance forms cxlin
chin gc. Also, rcrairs of all kinds. Books and Stationery at current rates. Payments must he made quarterly
(ever Wz months) and In advance. Ever Itoardur must be provided with
Bedclothes, a Jlattrcss, 2 Night Gowns, several Suits of Clothing for Sundays and week days, 0 Shirts, 0 Pocket Hand, kerchiefs, 'A Fairs of Stockings, Collars and Tic?, 3 Fairs of Shoes, and articles for toilet. Tho Collego Uniform is obligatory for Boarders.
The Boarders that liavo given satis- faction by their good conduct and ap. plication to studies may spend the first Saturday of cery month with their pin cuts or guardians if called for by tho latter.
A quarterly report of the health, con. duct and improvement of every Boarder will he sent to his parents or guardians.
The session commences this year on Monday, September 17, 1888.
BSJTFor further particulars apply to the Piincipal of the School,
BKOTIIER BERTRAM, or to REV. FATHER LEONOR.
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OahuGoilege Puliation Preparatory School.
IIONOLUIiTJ, XI. I. Fall Terms opens Monday, Sept. 10, '88
The faculty at Oahu Collego will be constituted as follows:
Itcv. W. C. Merritt, A. B., Yale Col. lege President Mental and Moral Science.
Prof. A. IJ. Lyons, A. M., M. D . Wil. Hums' College Chemistry and Natural Sciences.
Itcv. A. D. BIssell, A. B., Amherst College Instrumental & Vocal Music.
Miss M. Ella Bpooner, Mt. Holyoko Beinlnary Latin & English Literal uie.
Miss II. E. Cusbman, A. B Oberlin College Greek, Mathematics and Rhe- toric.
Mrs. L. D. Pinney French, Mathe- matics and English.
These are all successful teachers who have had experience in their respective departments.
Tho faculty at tho Punahou Prepara- tory School will consist of tho following well known successful teachers:
Miss N. J. Mnlonc Principal 1st and 2nd Grades.
Miss Margaret Brewer 3rd and 4th Grades.
Miss E. B, Snow-n- th and Oth Grades. Miss Helen S. Chamberlain 7th and
8th Grades. The Boarding Department will bo
under the samn management as hereto, fore, and the Trustees are confident that It oilers better privileges as a school homo than can ho obtained elsewhere for the bnmc inoucy.
It is desired that early application should be mndo for all Intending to enter either school. 00 tf
PITT & SCOTT'S Uenornl Nhlppltig Agency and For-
eign I'ai-cul- Kxprext).
Chic! Office, 23 Cannon St., London, E. C
Goods, Parcels, Baggage, Etc, Etc, Forwarded to nnd from all parts of
the world, O. O. D. amounts of invoices collected
in any country.
WTnrln of Jtntca on Application's General Agents for Hawaiian Islands,
J. E. BROWN and CO., 00 38 Merchant Street. tf
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JUST RECEIVED
Seam Drawers
Jean, NaM, Linn, Caiiiiiiil anil Mitti. $eF"Something Now and Suitable for this Olinintc. g&
M. GOLDBERG. July
BOOKS, STATIONERY -- COMPniSINQ-
Plush Sets, Ladies' Work Baskets, In Plush & Lcnthcr; Bisque, Glass t Parian
Marine Glasses, Telescopes,
Mujsie Boxes, Toys And other things too numerous to mention.
Goods will bo offered at the
LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED IN THE KINGDOM.
g0f The above Goods arc New, been imported ex recent arrivals and
EC OJPEll" 3EV"E:iIT3-- S s
H. &RAENH1LGH
FOBT STREET, tST BARGAINS 1J New Lino
Lamps, Chandeliers & Lanterns, At Lower Prices than ever before. New invoice of
SHBLF-HABD- W ASE, PLOWS k GI'L IERGHANDISE.
Just Received
aug-l'-S- S
FOR SALE
at tho Buu.kiik Otllce. 018td oiw
STRAYED.
fJi.''V'3k scar across left Hank cut- -
ting his shi-alh- ; pacer. Five dollars leward will be paid for his return to
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TO LET
just beyond Thomas Square. Artesinn water, stabling and every con-
venience. Apply to ABR. FERNANDEZ,
39 lm At Hall & Son's.
FOR SALE or LET House and Lot onTHE street next to
Mr. John Ena's on tho west; large lot runs from Bcrctania to Young street. Houso contains parlor, dining-room- ,
three largo bedrooms, kitchen bath-roo- and Inquire of 01 tf UV. O. WILDER.
TO LET STORE on NuuaimBRICK lilted with shclv- -
counters, etc., next to Nowlcin's corner. Rent very moderate. Apply to J. E. BROWN & CO., 25 tf 28 Merchant street.
TO LET HOUSE on School streetA near tho wooden bridge,
containing live rooms, besides billiard-room- , bathroom, kitchen and pautiy. Also carriage houso and stables for two horses. Apply to
E. W. JORDAN, At Waterhouso's Fort-stre- Store.
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kitchen, pantry, bathroom, largo veraiula-rooi- and with nice garden, lawn, shade trees and Ja acre of lund in good location. Rent '2o
tier month and water tax. HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY, 37 6t Cor. Fort & Merchant streets.
THE DAILY BULLETIN is alive JL evening paper. 60 cents per month.
28 - 88 lm
Books, Albums, All the above
Ere'sh and of the Latest Design, having were selected expressly for the trade.
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FOR SALE HPWO Monkeys, male and X female, perfect pets. AIeo
a Talking Parrot, (green). Apply to W. S. LUCE.
38 lw
FOR SALE.
oyWING to departure from the Kingdom
a lady is desirous of dls --
posing of her Carriage, Cuniago Horse nnd Milch Cows. Apply at tho Hawaiian 'Hotel btablcs. 38 lw
Received ex S. S. Austrolia-- full supply of
HAY'S 3I0P ALE.
Ilay'M Aerated Hop Ale William Hay, Hull.
"This is an excellent Beverage, which probably approaches as near to Beer as is possible, without the presence of alcohol. Our analysis showed the presence of the bitter prin- ciple of the Hop In perfect solution."
Tho Lancet. 0 "It is a nearer approach to Bass's or
Allsopp's Ale than any preceding il. Has the Hop Tuste pf Bitter Beer, and Is a pleasant appotlslng drink." Euslcrn Morning News.
"Mr. Hay's experiments on Hops have resulted in the pioductiou of a beautiful essence, which deserves to rank as quite a pharmaceutical triumph. It mixes perfectly with wntcr, and iins a line Hop Aroma. 1I( Ale mndo fioni this ebbencu has, tho Hop Flavor, all the Inight appeaianco of Champagne. It fiotliB lcimtrkably, is a very agreeable drink, and suitable cither lor summer or winter." The Chemist & Diuggist.
"A beautiful essence, lias a fino Hop Aroma, and Is quite a pharmaceutical triumph "The Chemist & Diuggist.
"IIuy'H Hop Ale. This is nn ex. cedent c hcverugo." Tho Lancet.
"Has tho Hop Tuste of Bitter Beer, und is a nearer approach to Bass or Allsopp's Alo than any non.intoxlcants preceding it." Eastern Morning News.
J. E. BROWN & CO., 28J 28 Merchant Street. 2w
TF YOU WANT A SITUATION X advertise in tho Daily Buiximw.
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ARRIVALS. Sept 8
Sclir Cntcrlna fioin Hnimlcl Stun Wniiilcalo from Knual Stinr Klnmi from Hawaii and Maul Stinr Llkcllke from Maul St in r iTns Mnkcu from Knpna fc'chr Halcakala from l'cpcokco Sclir Caterlna from Hawaii
DEPARTURES. Sept 8
VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY.
Bktnc S Q Wilder for San Francisco at iJ o'clock m
Stmr Mokolll for Molokal Stmr Likclikc for Kahnlul and Maul at
G p m
PASSENGERS. From Kaliuliii and way ports per stmr
Likclikc, Sept 8 AT Atkinson, G Ir- vine, Lau Tong, Dros Michlcl, Joseph, William, G II French, E M Walsh, Mrs Sliairatt, Amy Shniatt. Frank Sharratt, Ho)) Yncn, I'M Mooic, F Armstrong, "W Ainistioii", A Von Tcinnsky, Miss Mny Alexander, Archie Smithies, O Wilder and 45 deck.
Fioin Kiiual per stinr Wnhtlcnlc, Sept 8 0 N Spencer and :t deck.
From Ililo and way ports-pe- r stmr Kliiau, Sept 8 Mn S h Austin, Miss M Babcock F S Lyman jr, K Lyman, Miss A Lidgatc, Miss li iliirnard, Mrs I'll W IJoss and 2 chlldicn, Hev U At Hyde and sou, S IC Kanuino, A B Lyons, Man Chip, J K S Kynncialey and wife, llobt Boyd and wife, J It Kenton, llev M !Nro-al- l,
Mi8 Annie Holmes, Miss Hatiie Holstcin, Mi-- s Martha Holmes, 33 Bu- tler and wife, S M Kanukai and wife, Mrs W II WHght and 2 children. II A Heen, Jl rs Kcoliokalolc, Hon J Iltchnrd-so- n
and daughter, F Bceley, E Fan, Bro Bertram untl !)2 deck.
CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS. Stmr Kinau 7o0 bgs sugar, 40 bgs
spuds, So sheep, 10 bates wool and 110 pkgs sundries.
Stmr Wniiiieale 200 bgs paddy. Stmr Jas Makcc flO.'i bgs sngar, and GG
"bndls giecn hides. Stmr Likclikc 744 bgs sugar, a0 bgs
potatoes, :!8 bgs corn and 3 hordes. Stmr Mokolil 115 sheep and 1 horse. Sclir Haleakala Fhewood.
SHIPPING K0TES. " The bark California will sail from Ku-hul-
on Tuesday. the schooner Anna arrived at Kahn-
lul Tuesday, and will 'ail for San Fran- cisco
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. A aoLD stud has been lost.
The Kinau will sail on Tuesday.
Aiiundanci: of rain fell all over the island of Mnui this week.
. .
TiiEnn will bo union service at Kaumnkapili Church, Sunday even- ing.
Mahukona people say that yester- day was tho hottest day they have had for it dog's age.
Mai.iktoa, the deposed king of Samoa, who was taken away by tho Germans, is dead.
Tun Myrtle boat race starts at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon, and not at 5 :30 as stated yesterday.
Mu. Fcnnell bhot an 18-fo- shark at Mahukona Thursday. Thirty-fiv- e
gallons of oil were got out of tho monster.
Mit. Chas. L. Carter, son ol His Ex. II- - A. P. Carter, llawniian Min- ister at Washington, was admitted to the bar this morning.
At n meeting of tho directors of tho Mutual Tolophono Co., Mr. C. O. Borger was elected Secretary and Treasurer, and Hon. W. F. Allen Au- ditor, for tho ensuing year.
Tun bark Kalakaua had not nrriv-e- d
at Kawaihao last evening and was not in sight. Sho lias probably been detained by calms, which have been prevailing at sea 'for tho past few days.
Thkki: bills i elating to tho issuing of commercial paper, segregation of lepers and the number of Justices in tho Supremo Court, liavo become laws, owing to tho lapse of time.
Until further notieo tho morning service of the second congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral will com- mence nt 11 o'clock, in older to
tho oliiceis and crow of II. B. M. S. Hyacinth.
Mueslis. F. A. Schnofor tfc Co. hnvo lcccived new impoitations ox harks Corannu and C. li. Bishop, including Cliquot chnnipnguo, genuine Bava- rian beer and tho celebrated
St. Kaplmol wine.
Two monibcrs of tho Legislature lions. Kamauoha and Kauhi are charged with Inibory. In aceoidaneo with a resolution adopted this morn- ing, and which appears in our le-po-
a committee of Jivo will investi- gate tho chaiges,
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Tun electric lights began to flicker early lust night and kept on flicker- ing until they went out, t a littlo before U o'clock, Somo people blam- ed tho Huu.iitin, hut the real citugo of the sudden change from modem onlighteuineut to tho "Duik Ages," was tho buibting of u water pipe near (he HftH-wa- y House.
; mmwviTEiaajwuaasHahwmww f vr iji r mr--
Tnn nssignto's salo at tho of 1). McKoiusio it Co. by J. F. Morgan has been postponed to 10 o'clock Monday morning,
Tun Vntulalia is completely coaled, Ihmoughly provisioned, has her sails bent, and is icady to sail ntun hour's notice. Now is the tiino for a corner in onions I
. A mm, authorizing thu Minister of
Interior to remit the postage of tho l'aiadise of the Pacific to foreign countiies, passed to cngiossniont this moining.
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Eaiua this morning it commenced to rain heavily and hos continued to do so nt intervals throughout tho day. Tho atmosphere is vciy' littlo cooler if any.
Jin. Jas. F. Jlorgan announces nn impoitant credit salo of dry and tailor goods by older of Mr. L. B. Kerr. The goods will bo on exhibi- tion on Jfonday and Tuesday.
Tin; barkentino S. G. Wilder, which sails for San Francisco on Monday, will cat ry a mail which closes at' 1 p. in. All letteis marked will bo d.
She has 10 days in which to leach the Coast befoie the next steamer.
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A cii;ntli:man from Kaalunlu, Ha- waii, says that tho Jlynah birds aio killing or have nearly killed every cocoanut tree nt that place, by di-
vesting tho tice of every spiout as fast as it appears. This gentleman further says flint nt 800 feet above the level of the sea tho Jlynah birds become senrco, and at the altitude of 1,800 feet not one is found.
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Blue Ribbon League entertain- ment at 7:3.0.
Music at skating rink.
EVENTS ON MONDAY.
Annual meeting of HiFo Sugar Co. at the oflice of W. G. Irwin & Co., at 10 a. m.
Annual meeting of Hutchinson Plantation Co. at tho office of W. G. Irwin & Co., at 11 a. m.
THE BAND CONCERT.
:
3f arch Iiupci 11 City Schlatucr Ovcrtuie Italian in Algier ItosMtii Galop Street C.us. . . .' Ai ndt Selection Lucia Donictti Dance Aborigins Thieis Walt5 Vienna Bou Bons Stiauss
BLUE RIBBON LEAGUE.
The usual entertainment by the Blue Ribbon League will be given Sa-
turday evening at the Y. M. O. A. Hall, commencing at 7:30 o'clock. Following is the programme: Piano Solo MissAllcc Levimie Heading Jliss Turner Song Jlis--s Bcckn ith Becitation Jliss Belle LouUmiii Song MUs Jl. Kliodes Addiess Bev. Dr. Beekwljh
KAUAI NOTES.
Mr. Chas. N. Spencer, Inspector-Gener- al
of Immigrants, returned from a tour of inspection on the Waimca side of the island of Kauai, this morning on the steamer Wai-aleal- e.
The health of the people on tho plantations is very good. There had been a few cases of lleri-be- ri
among tho Japanese on Kekaha plantation, but a change of diet soon restored them to health. cer
states that in traveling from Kekaha to Mafia, he experienced the hottest kind of weather. The steamer passed quite close to Kala-- ,
lau where are a number of lepers. As soon as they saw .the steamer they scudded as fast as their legs would carry them. By the aid of a powerful glass it was noticed that three of them carried guns. Eighty-seve- n
persons in all were counted, probably not all lepers. Mr. Spen- cer will return to Kauai to finish the inspection of that island and then proceed to Maui.
QUEEN'S HOSPITAL. Following is the house physician's
quarterly report :
Honolulu, Aug. 31, 1888. To the Trustees of the Queen's IIos- -
pit 1 1.
Gentlemen: I have the honor to submit the following report for the quarter ending Aug. 81st, 1888:
The numffer of patients nt present in the hospital is 35 ; viz., 22 Ila-waiia-
(I) males and 13 females), 2 Chinese, 1 Japanese, and 10 of other nationalities j 11 paying.
The number of admissions during the quarter was .03 j viz., 28 Ha-waiia-
(19 males and 9 females), r CliineSe, 0 Jnpaneso, and 21 of other nationalities.
Discharged 52 j viz., 29 Hawai-inn- s
(25 males and 1 females), 3 Chinese, 4 Japanese and 10 of other nationalities.
Deaths 10 ; viz., 2 Hawaiian males, 3 Chinese, 2 Japanese, and 9 of other nationalities.
The causes of death were as fol- lows: Accident 2, beriberi 2, can- cer 1, cancer of stomach 2, con- sumption 3, disease of liver 1, hem- orrhage 1, nephritis 1, pneumonia 1, tumor of brain 1, typhoid fever 1.
The highest number of indoor pa- tients was 43, lowest 32, daily ave-rag- o
39. Calls at tho dispensary 180. Number of prescriptions 101G.
Tho number of patients treated in the hospital was as follows : Juna 08, July 69, August 08.
Respectfully submitted, ROBT. MgKlBBJN.
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.
The steamer Kinau brings news of a supposed ease of murder. On Sept. 3rd, Mr. D. Kapahee, school teacher, called on Captain Kldart, Sheriff and Agent of Board of Health for Puna, presumably to draw his pay, and lias not been seen since. A diligent scaioh vt as im- mediately instituted as booh as Ka pahee was niUscd, and the only imaginable naca ot mm ws a trail of blood which led to no futthor development. Kapahcc is supposed to have been murdered and China- men are suspected of the crime.
A WILLING PRISONER. A Portuguese boy about C years
of age, was bitten by a dog while stealing fruit nt Kalihi, yesterday. Tho father of the boy came to town with the youngster, this morning, to swear out a warrant for the ar- rest of the owner of the dog. The owner getting wind of the move- ment came in and gave himself up, without being arrested. The whole story, both sides, having been told in the Police Couit, this noon, and
Lthc bites having been examined, tuo case was dismissed to the great disappointment of the father, who said his boy would become sick within 40 days.
POLICE COURT
ham; judgment for plaintiff for $12.25. Appeal noted.
CUIMIN'AL CASKS.
Seven cases of drunkenness, SG each.
Jas. Prousc, assault and battery on Rev. E. G. Bcckwith, 825.
One Chinese assault and battery case was continued.
YOU'LL take the enko when you some of those extra line
Cieam Pies and Cakes they have mado to day at the "Klite." 41 It
ELECTION of OFFICERS.
THE following gentlemen have been elected to tcivc as otScers of
the Mut ml Telephone Co. for the year, viz:
II. A. Wulematiii President, H. Wntmhou-c- . .. VUe President, C. O. Hirger ."Titasurcr, i3. O. i3crner Secretary, W. h Allen Auditor.
C. O. BEBGEK, Secrilniy.
talk Bavarian Beer.!
Ju t United Ex "'(J. It. P.islfop" from Mi emeu.
The Celebrated Spaten Brew I
t Of Munich, B.ivaria.
41 lw
K8T FOR HA.L1S -- Jl
41 lw
Of Valenc.e, France. An excellent tonic and highly.rccom.
mended by physicians as such In enscs of intermittent fever and in the varied forms of debility as well as scrofulous ami cancerous au't'clions, often caused by blood polsoniiiL', and particularly In passive lieniorrhaJ;o anil in obstinto female complaints.
IN CASES OF 1 DOZEN BOTTLES EACH
t&-- Xi'OK. HALE -- a
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Corrupts! Iron Hen (Jrovwi Urand.
6, 7, 8, and 9 Toot Lengths Jutt landed Ex. hhlp "Cockerniouth"
For Sale in Quantities to Suit,
Also, COO Mils. White Uros.1
PORTLAND CEMENT Full Weight.
WILDER & CO. OStf
rpHE DAILY BULLETIN 1ms tho X luigesi eiicuhi'U'A of .any paper printed in this Kingdom. CO etuis per montli.
PRICE LIST -- FOR THIS- -
LAST TJEESIC! -- OF OUR--
81 do. Ladies' unbleached Balbri-ga- n
Hose, silk clockce and full finished at 25c
Gents' white linen Shirts, linen bo-boi-
and cuffs $1 220 doz Gents' full finish Balbrigan
Undershirts, either long or short sleeves, all sizes 45c each
Gents' white cotton Undershirts.. 25c
Gents' full finished bilk clocked Hose $2.25 per doz
200 200
31 2w
Xotlcts under till are 10 cents ler lineor and 6 centi per lint tiery
Kear ol Mill.
Tnro 1
of cold feed tho child with a ir.irfie It will give a now life in a. few 35 3w
Feed eiok and X on Taio
thin and prepared like corn meal hi and
with milk and Thh an i)5 3tv
BU In then
roll in Hour and lorm Into bus. use n little at of
Fiueiir n little over the top ol Tarn thismakcb and
Ifcnt Tnro 05 Sv .
egs, littlo bait, one fill of to it of
bako or on 35 3w
Uie 2 X fill of the Tnro to each per. son and mix prepared like corn nicul in warm or cold with anil Tnro can a day or two If 115 3w
ot exc. V ut the
A largo Stock;of School
$1 up fine Pajaina . .
10c pr Pine Tuikifch Hath
a for 60c hand-inad- o Tides
loo each Silk
finish and Silk in and size 1 to 8, at. . . .
25c per
onr Departments.
GREAT MENTW SALE
to Two
200 Men's Pant3 only Working Pants only Men's Working Pants only
Fine Pants from
Men's Black Diagonal Suits only Men's Fancy Suits only $5.00 worth .$10.00
Fine only SG.00 worth Men's Fine Cassimere only $7.50 worth
A largo lino Gent's Fine Dress Suits ! largo 1
A large line Summer Coats at one-ha- lf tho regular
nerwo have VJUV
Boys' School
this our Cash" Sale Only,
BUSINESS
milk. When bottle.
TARO 1SCU IT-Mlx-Taro Flour thick boiling wuter,
wheat cuit, butter bottom
butter Iliscult, cheap excel.
MUSH tableipoons. Flour
desired.
vory
Gents' Suits from.
blue, from pnir
Cost
m
Bedsteads -- AND-
FOR SALE At IowceI murket rate.
G. VV. & CO. 05 If
NOTICE. CUS liuving our tioda W.ttcr
or Lcnioniulo DoUlcs (t'iui)ty) on hand will greatly oblige by us by telephone or and tluy win uiiui;u uufuni iar. longer than one month will bo charged for. Telephone": Boll, m; Muttml. !U0.
J. K. lltlOWX & CO., Proprietors, Tai.itl Lenion.ulo AVorus,
2DU
TF YOU LOSE ANYTHING X adrcrtise It in the Daily Buujm.N
,wJ&gHtfto. i. inifri .. & J&k. JhJttUt
LL P3 gr FA3HI0I
S3 & G5F ORT STREET.
X2r AT VEKY LOW PRICES j&&,
A full line of Ginghams !
A full line of Batiste !
A Larse Assortment of WMte Dress
We will close out at a
SHOES! SHOES! gj8f Por Gents, Ladies,
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SHOES! Children.
prices that
Men's Fine Pants only $2.50 worth Men's Fine Pants only S3.00 worth $1.50.
Men's Fine Pants only $1.00 worth $0.00. Men's Cassimerc Pants $3.00.
Men's Fine Cassimerc Suits only 512.50 worth $20.00. Men's Uliie Flannel Suits only 12.50 worth $20.00.
Men' Blue English Suits only $12.50 worth $20.00. Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc.
ine of Gent's Odd Suits at one-ha- lf tho regular price !
price ! Men's White Linen Crats, $1.25;
selection of these Goods
Boys' Fine Suits only S5.00 and up. Boys' Fine Suits Long Pants only $5.00 up.
BoysFine Black Tricot Splits, all-wo- only $8.50
tlie in Sc Colored Sliivts, Undershirts, Neckties, Collars, Cuffs, handkerchiefs, Etc.
Men's & Boys' Hats at Cost, and a Full Line of Men's & Boys' Shoes
B3g Remember Clothing Furnishing Goods for Two
BUILDING
Flour
will
nan,
A conipleto assortment just received direct from Now Voik.
AH Sizes & Prices. J
Intended purchasers will do well to examine this lino beforn purchasing elsewhere Sizes 3U by 4( to 10; by 13JJ. For Salo only by tho
Hawaiian Nevs Co. 10 lm
Corrugated Roofing! IJcst brands, in (i, 7, 8 mid 0 ft. lengths.
FOR SALE In quantities to suit at Inv.-en- t market
rates by
FOR SALE.
rpiIR JJont saved from the OV wreuB m tnu uiiiiikh- -
tacistle," mid holil at miction'jf tothoKing, has been rctlttvd, coppeied and deck. over by Mr. Kolluud, aim is tor sale euciip lor ciuii ov
J3. li. 11YAN, 31 2w liuilder,
"F YOU WANT A SERVANT, uureniBU iu mu uxiux uvi.ui.iiti.
w
Serge Etc.,
Clothing. and
Lilian With Iloats, Anchor, Chains, Ball,
etc. Well. found In Till respects and ready for Immediate despatch.
ESTFor further particulars apply to
Wing Wo Chan & Co., Agent. 111! Nuuiinu sheet, Honolulu. tf
mm n rtfffl UlUVUD VUllVi'V.
U 't. 71 Hotel, corner Fort Street,
Mrs. L. S, BENNETT, - - Prlnripal.
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Mrs. L. S. Bennett, 74 Hotel St., or Uraruhulgh's Book-
store, 100 Fort St.
Mutual, StJ 99 it
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I R F FHIFRS A RHMPANY 'ii ill Service. ihl WM3F &t Ml s' s' S? "" ns b n ta w a na uauu ,w ' w niidu iieub a rs-f-s.
' w i n. - : a 2aZMi3V BHP Sri'ill IsS&XKfcXS
p t.'OH SAN VKANG1SCO, 1,(lV0 lho 'arKcst Variety and Best Stock of
mS AUK SHOWING PULL LINES IN Hie now nml One Al Bteel r,tcnmhip r
I Black Jersey i Black Jersey !; ,: ...s-- jar 5 MJHil S
t Fon ladies, for ladies- -
September 23, "l 888. g & """TKW 5 LACE CURTAILS & VELVET RUGS, ETC. MS'ree b B"sWlBliy W
r, 1
Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns, WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,
House Keeping Coods, PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND 993 SHEET IRON WORK.
IMI'OUTERB AND DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed, EAST CORNER FORT AND KINO STREETS.
New Goods received by every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe FreBli California Produce by every Steamer. All orders faithfully attended to and Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orders cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office 145. Telephone No. 93 nov-4-8-
: HAS JUST &
CHARLES HUSTACE, KING STREET.
Dupee Ilarns Kits Salmon Kits Mackerel, Kegs Beef, Kegs Pork, Smoked Halibut, Extra Select Oysters, Salmon,
Sauce, Boston Brown Bread, Table Fruits, Germea, Rucking Amcricnn Feed Co.'x Assort'd
Eidges Food, Imperial Granum, Rolled Oats, Breakfast Food, Gem, Graham Wafers, Oaten "Wafers, Snow Flake Cream Crackers, Ginger Wafers, Chocolate Prunes. Dates, Nuts, Apples, French Peas, Pop Corn, Garden Seeds, Wheat, Flour, Butter, Honey, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.
And General Staple Fancy Groceries, Prices Snit the Times.
mh-9- J S6f Leave your ring 119.
Tolephone
LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
Frozen Oysters & Fresh Goods from California on each steamer of 0. 8. S. A of Crosse & Blackwoll's J. T. Morton's English
Canned Goods always on hand.
NEW GOODS Smoked Salmon, Edam Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Oregon Orcam Chccac, Now York Cheese, Cala. Mild Cheese, New Zealand Cheese, hlar Ilam & Hacon, Oioily Lemons, Smoked Ueef, Smoked Foiled Saubago, a few of Celebrated Cassurd Hams A; Bacon, Cala. Roll Butter, Fard Dims, Sardines in lomatoes, Queen Olives in kego, Cala. Mixed Pickles in kegs, Wellington Egiood, Staple Syrup in Jiiinllon tins, Huckins Green Tuitle Soup, Iluckins Tor-rapi- n
boup. Cala. Keg liutter, New Zealand Keg Butter and a complete lino American Canned Goods always on hand; line New Zealand Onion and Pctaloo
on hand, each arrival from New Zealand SOMETHING: FINE. ap-l- G Ilanl Ordevii) Solicited. 87
The 'Dail
Will Issued
Columns Interesting News;
OF 1888. "Tho Daily LEGISLATURE Bulletin" contuins only cornet ami rellablo repot boiijio proceedings tie present Legislature;
wfiJdi. ?
B S3l Whituker
WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., AccnU
For Sydney and Auckland,
Tho new and fine Al steel steamship tk ttlanposa,
Of the Oceanic Stcnniship Company, will bo due at Honolulu from San
Frarjcisco on or about
September 27, 1888, And will havo prompt dispatch with malls and passengers for tho abovo ports.
For freight or passage, having SU-
PERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, apply to 37 WE G. IRWIN & CO.. Afjonts
Cornatefl Iron Best Crown Brand.
6, 7, 8, and 9 Feet Lengths Just landed Ex. Ship "Cockennoulh"
For Sale in Quantities to Suit.
Also, COO Bbls. White Bros.'
PORTLAND CEMENT Full Weight.
wilder & CO. OS tf
Bell Tel. 172. Mutual Tel. SCO P. O. Box 409.
Fire Proof Stone Building, 42 Merchant Street.
--AND. General Commission Merchants
Burlington and Chicago Railway
and Madeira. Through ticketsjji anted from Honolulu
to all points East.
Shipping and Custom House Business attended to.
Books and Accounts kept and audited. Averages adjusted. Properties leased, rented and sold. Legal documents drawn.
JIcIl Tol. 48. JMutnal Tel. 130 P.O. liox 415.
Office . . 38 Merchant St., Honofulu
General Business Agency.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Conveyancing a Specially Records search- ed and abstracts of title furnished on ehort notice.
Copying, Translating, and engrossing in all languages in general use in the King, dom.
Cujlom House brokerage Fire and Life Insurance receive prompt attention.
ACCOUNTS AOJUSTCD AND COLLECTED.
Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished.
I&efAl Eawtate bought, told and rented.
Several valuable propertiei In and around the city now for ale on ttvj turmn.
Convenient Cottages in dciraMc healthy locations in and near the city to let or lease at reasonable ratcH.
Employment Vantcd by several men and boys, "who will make themselves use. fill inperformlng the, various oillccs and chores :eiuired by private fami- lies.
Full particulars given on application at tho agency.
Orders Jrom tho other IsluudB prompt- ly attended to.
Tho Inter -- Island Stetmi Navigation Co., Limited,
Keep constantly ou hand for salo Steam Family and Blacktmith Coal
and a genet ul assortment of
I F YOU FIN 6 ANYTHINGX advertise It in tho Daily Bullktih,
n bt is; JG6F Ever exhibited in this
:
Furniture of every description for Parlor, Bedroom, Dining-roo- m, Library & Verandn.
They have tho Best
Toys
Tniii
W0WMiImmwBt I ia?&wf j?M rVn'Si Afr nlr "iTii fftrTiiMttfi'lffimfcift tBH
Furniture Reupholstered Mattrasses made to order !
CORNICE POLES .& PICTURE FRAMES Made in all Styles and Prices to suit everybody.
Pianos, Organs mh Sold on the
A. MORGAN. Blacksmith Work,
DEiiti-imce- s IVom JXiug- -
A for
It Itegulatcs the X-iiv-
ex Sc UZidneys C'nret Indigestion, and all Diseases
iriiinz from an enfeebled con. rihlon the system.
lit. M nin, London, celebrated ptfalh sayj PARDEE'S REMEDY: f fcavft uid U Ua yearB for
Iweaie, ko.W m Hcrofular, Bait HhtviM, Tfttfw Arf CaftVftT, and I retoAvsttd' i4 f.v highly.
7hef!.v Xjv. 'I'hAttvv, ffr.riK Kong, CiAtA, my --MlbiVt REMEDY is a wimAetM fturJt6tiW lot blood. I Iiav r.mcrifcert it hutmituh tlrnei for hfiioty, &.m, --Hh4x. vtn in time it alvf.yx ctirwl the patient. I can safely fay that ltproy will never break out on persona who lake PARDEE'S REMEDY regularly, and I advle all persons liv. ing in countries wlii-r- Jeproy Is
to take PARDEE'S REMEDY as a preventive."
CQTFor Salo by all Drugoisls in Honolulu. Ang.2U 88-a-
Notice to Shippers.
s& T1113 Bchoonor "Waiohu"ySSli' 1 will leave Honolulu on M$ MONDAY NEXT, July 80th.
SUsiSL for Kuau and Mallko, and hereafter vlU run regularly between tho ports. For freight or passage
tho Captain board. 00 lm
country.
0
I
Accordeons !
rnoM
S.OO- -
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$20.00- -
Accordeons !
& Furniture !
SUGAR PLANT FOR Sg SALE
Tho Entire Plant of the
Star fill nnmnflnv Mala ALUHUlUl
Is offered For Sale. Tho Machinery la in nnpfnpl wnrlrlnff nwlpr
. and consist of
One 26x48 Mill with Engine, Trash-carrio- r, Etc., complete, 1 Pair ol Boilers 6x20, 1 Doublo Effect 6 and 7 feet Pant, 1 Vacuum Pan 6 feet with Blako Pump, 3 Weston Centrifugals and Engine,
Together with the usunl assortment of
Clarifiers, Clean'g Pans, Coolers
And other usually found a well appointed mill. Also, a number of
k Cane Oarts & Gcn'l Plantation
Implements. Delivery will be given after next crop
has been harvested, say about 1. 1889.
tarPor further particulars apply to
JOHN HIND, Manager Star Mill, ICohala, Hawaii.
48tf
King Street, opposito Old Station House.
IVEiituul Telephone No. 87ti
FOIl SAL.E.
Q WHALE BOATS; 1 Decked 0 Whalo Boat, feet long, Iffeet deep; 8 feet wide; 2 feet Burt lioats; 1 18 feet Burf Boat j 2 Decked Plunger, 10 feet long, 0 feet 0 inches wide, 2 feet 0 inches deep, with mast and sails all complete! 1 feet Bulling Scow, with mast and sails all complete. Apply to.
E. R..KYAN. Boat Builder and General Jobber. CI tf
Every description of work in the abovo lines performed in a manner.
Also, Horse Shoeing-- Specialty. Telephone, 107-X- (mrh Tclcphono, 107
Specific
IVorni,
of
Australia September 18 Mariposa September 27 Austialia Oclobci 10 Zealaiuliiv Oclobor 25 Australia. November l.'I Alnmoda November 22 Australia December 11
Leave Honolulu for San Francisco.
Zuulnndin September 211
Australia Soptenibor 25 Alameda Oclobor 21 Australia October 23 Mariposa November 18 Australia November 20 Zealandia December 10 Australia December 18 Alameda. . . .(1889) January 13
V. C. FACER ROOS, Prnotlcnl IVntclininlccr A Jeweler,
Has removed to
FRANK J. k KRUGER,
Practical Watchmaker & Eopairor.
Good work gunrantccd. At present located at S. Roth's tailor shop.
Aug-l-G-
G. O.BERGER. SUtf
The Finest, s--n
Elegant Booms, Gas & Water in each. Extensive Grounds, Well Shaded !
The Table is supplied with the best tho market afford".
Bowlini AUey attacM !
Full information given to tourists as to the best routes of travel, for scenery and curiosities; also current rates for horse hire and guides ou the other Islands. Busses and Carriages will be, furnished at special rates for excursions. Busses nnd Baggage Wagons will meet every steamer. Special rates for perma. ment hoarders. A Wagonette willbc provided for the uso of guests at special rates.
79 Proprietor. 3m
AGENCY. 36 Hue do Sunkerque, - - Paris.
Executes Indents for every description of French, Belgian, Swiss, German, and English Goods, at the best Manufacturers' Lowest Prices.
Commission, Two.and-a.IIal- f per cent. All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed to Clients. Original Invoices forwarded when requested.
Remittances, through a London or Paris Banker, payable on delivery, of Shipping documents; or, direct to the manager.
Tho Agency Represents, Buys, and Sells, for Home and Colonial Firms.
Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics, SilkSj Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes, Muslins, Carpets, Cloths, Millinery, Laces, Gloves, FrlngeB, Parasols, Haberdashery, Gold and Bilver Lace, Flannels, Feathers, Pearls, Boots and Shoes, Glass, and China-war- Clocks, Watches, Jewellry, Fancy Goods, Electro-plat- e, Musical Instruments, Fans, Ecclesiastical and Optical GoodB, Mirrors, Toys. Perfumery, Wines, &o., Oilman's Stores, Books, Artistic Furniture, Stationery, Ckromos, Machinery, &c, &c.
18(Uy B
Cor. Hotel Ac Alnkca Streets. Open every Day id Evening.
Tho Library consists nt tho present time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The ItcadhiK Itoom is supplied with about JUty of tho leading newspapers and periodicals.
A Parlor Is provided for conversatlou and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a aionth, payable quarterly in advance. No formality required. In joining except signing tho roll.
strangers from foreign countries and visitors from the other Islands nro wel- come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular means of suppert except tho dues of members, It is expected that residents of Honolulu who desire to avail them- selves of Its privileges, and all who feel an Interest In maintaining nu Institution of this klud, will put down their uauies and become regular contributors.
A. J. OAKTWRIGHT, Pies., M. M. SCOTT, Vice-Preside- nt,
II. A. PAHMELEE, Secretary, A, L. SMITH, Treasurer, O. T. KODGEItS, M.D.,
Chairman Hall and Library Commlttoo
Ricliard Cayford, VETElllNAKY
Shoeing--, from $1.50.
Residence: Chnmbcrlnln House, next Kawaiahno Church.
3?. O, BOX 40S.
Skatingl Skating! Skating! Corner Quocn& Richard Slrcots.
Will bo open overy evening from 7 to 8:30 r. m.
MUSIC: Tuesdays and Saturdnya evening for tho Public in General.
THOMAS IS. WALL, 1C01 Proprietor. lyr
"Aislralia," Two Largo Refrigerators, con-
taining
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET, GO Kins street, Honolulu, tf
j
AND -
MILK BREAD A SPECIALTY.
Ex. "DEDTSCHLAND."
Me Bros.' Port Gaunt Blacksmith Coal, Firo Bricks, Firo Clay,
Coal Tar, Stoclolm Tar, Steel Rails, Wire Nails, F. W. Staples,
Filter Presses, Sugar Coolers,
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Etc. VOIl HALE BY
H. Hackfeld & Co. on tf
XHopp&Go.; 74 King st. 74 King st,
Importers of
Moved
m mi