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Vol. XV. No. 37, HONOLULU, II. L, FRIDAY EVENING, FEliKUAUY 13, 1891. SO C5r8 MONTH

Wfliurt bisamsaiu Co.'s lliit. (. hi Company,GINGHAMS ! GINGHAMSIMMENSE VARIETY NOW OPEN AT

N . S . SAC II S ' ,

104 Fort St., : : : : Honolulu.

CASTLE & COOKE,

Lite, Fire & Marine

insurance Agents !

AGHNTS FOlt

M firi'lasd Mutual Life ins. Co..

Of HUSTON,

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

Insurance Company.'!- - A Mhtrinn.

OK SAN li'RAKCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

M 11M iLLETif'IS i u'lll.ISHKD

Every Muon Except Sundays

At the Office, Queen street, Honolulu,H. 1.

ARTHUR JOHNSTONE Editor & Manager,

KOI! THE

DAILY BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY,

(Limited.)

Daily Bili.ktin, 1 year 00" ' 0 months It 00" " pur moil Li (de-

livered) 50

Wicukly Bulletin Su.mmauy, 1

year 00

Plaid Ginghams ! Striped Ginghams !

LATEST & NEWEST PATTERNS.

lOO 11 ISOfi -Fancy Dress Ginghams!

EACH PIECE DIFFERENT ! -- a H&- - NO TWO PIECES ALIKE !

We are offering this lot at the low price of

S38 YARDS FOR SI.OO-S- Jl

Ocinit inHs Col's

For San Francisco.Australia Fob 7Alameda Feb 12

Australia Alar 3

Mariposa Mar 12

From San Francisco.Australia Feb 2

Zealaiidiaf Fib 12

Australia . Feb 21Ala modal Mar 12

From the Colonies.f For tin; Colonies.

Australian Mail Service!

V v - "T

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from Sydneyand Auckland ou or about

Feb. 12, 1891.And will leave for the above port with

mails and passengers on orabout that date.

fcy For freight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, apply to

fm G. IRWIN & CO.. L'd,Agents.

For Sidney and Auckland !

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

Zealandio,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from rviuFrancisco on or about

Feb. 12, 1891.And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above ports.

For freight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, apply to

Wm Q. IRWIM & CO.. L'd,Agents.

POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE,101 Fort Street, Honolulu.

Telephones, No. 175.- -

UNION-- Cor. Edinburg & Queen Sts.

Si

in a at

Telephone No. 92.

OFFER AT BED ROCK PRICESo

CALIFORNIA HAY, OATS, BRAN,OIL CAKE MEAL, LINSEED MEAL,

BARLEY, ROLLED BARLEY,MIDDLING GROUND BARLEY,

WHEAT AND CORN FLOUR.

FLOUlt CTAlta, Golden Gate & Salinas- - FLO UK

P. O. Box 145..

cINTYKE & BHO..IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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

oNew Goods received by every packet from Eastern States and Europe,

Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attendedto and Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orderssolicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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OKFKlt KOll SALE

PArtAFFINE PAiMT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

FERTILIZERS :

WOOL DUST,BONE MEAL,

FISH GUANO,

ALSO

BUCK & OULANUT'3

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:COCKSFOOT,

RYE GRASSAnd CLOVERS.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.

6aim Locomoiives

The undersigned having been appointedsole agents for Hie Hawaiian

Islands

F)r the Celebrated

From the works of

Burham, Parry, Williams & Co.,

l'liila(trliliia, iVnti..Arc now prepared to give estimates andreceive orders for these engines, of anysize and style.

The Baldwin Louomotivk Wokksare now manufacturing a style of Loco-motive particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents an l managers with particularsof same.

The superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughoutthe United States.

Wm. O. IIIWIN & Co., L'd,Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

(I.MIITK1M

Win. O. Irwin. . .President & ManagerClans .Spreckels nt

Walter M. GiflardSecretary & Treasurer

Tlieo. O. Porter Auditoi

SUGAli FAUTOKS-- AND-

Commission Agents.ARKNTS OF TtlK

Oceaiiic SteamsliiD Gsms'y.

Of Nau FruiK'isro. ( ai,

TUli

SOL msxropoiitart .1Meat Company

SI KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager.

Wholesale & Eatail Batchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTORS.

TAI WO CHAN,

Manufacturer of Ladies' & Geiitlemeu's

French Kid, Calf & Kangaroo

SKIN SIIOKS M ADK TO OKDKK.

or NrwriL A I no. Wailillcx.88 Xuuanu St., : : : P. O. Box 203.

li. MULLEli & Co.,PKACTICAL GUN & LOCKSMITHS

Bethel Street, Damon's Block,"Corner store.

Suririeal it- Musical lustrumeiits neatlyrepaired at rales. ewinj;.Mucliiiies and repairing ot all kuuls aspeciaitv. All kinds of Safes it Scalesrepaired. Household Sewing Machiuesor sale.

J '';

TUiK r.utii:

SHIR. 'KINAU,'L0RENZEN. Comniander,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock r. .v..touching at Bahama, Maalaca Bayand Makcna the same ilay; Mahu-kon-

Kawailnu; and Laupiilioelnie thefollowing day, arriving at Hilo atmidnight.

LEAVKS HONOLULU

Tuesday " 0thFriday." " 30 thTuesday , Feb. 10thFriday " 20thTuesday Mar. 3dFiiday! " BltliTuesday " 24th

AliHIVKS AT HONOLULU.

Wednesday " 2SihSaturday Feb. 7thWednesday " 18thSaturday ' 2SthWednesday Mar. lllliSaturday " 21stWednesday April 1st

S;f No Freight will be receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

STIYIR. 'CLAUDIKE.'DAVIES, Cnmmandor,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 o'clock 1". M., touching at Kaliu-lu- i,

liuelo, liana, Hanioa and Kipa-liul-

Returning will arrive at Mono-lul-

every Sunday morning.

iff No Frtught will be receivedalter 4 P. M. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive their freight, as we will notbold oursclven responsible after suchfreight lias been landed. While theCompany will use due diligence inhandling live slock, we decline to as-

sume any responsibility in ease of the1' ss of t :. me, and will not be responsiblefor moic y or jewelry unless placed inthe care of Pursers.

W. 0. WILDER, President.S. 15. ROSK, Secretary.

CAT;'. J. A. KING, Port Supt.

D. M. GROWLED

Am

i 'iso9.vri:Ki:i.110 King street near Alakea street, oppo.

California Fruit Market.

Designer and Manufacturer of

ART FURNITURE,Furniture elegant cover-

ings;

First-cla- ss Bedding Made, and OldBudding e,

French PolishingBy a llrst-ela- ss man,

C iHPETS MADE and LAID,

Window Poles, Cornices and

DRAPERIES,

Designed and made in the highest styleof art. (Sample may be s'en in theLegislative Hall).

Deal wilh the workman, and savemiddleman's profit. 17 tf

i.'it i s

I

The iwison of'Cfofub, duvei'je- - i: i'. iviK'ie iisstut.of ti.ii braii', Ju.it Ul v.e kues cs andintlnsiities, idiocy mr.l insanity. Iten-lwge-

the glanniof Jic iii iat, impairsthe scDtx of smell and tas e rr breaksinto consuniiiu u'ee s on i he v ck. It

gdestroys the hiv.gs, i r tibs them withtuberculous s.'i rwioas. It f its awayhe coating of the stoimirh. cnlitiges

the liver, does the kidneys, crctesloonstipation and ind'.'ees piles. . No

unman ngeney can so spe. uay,and 'coiiomicaily clianso tiic

blood o'f serot'oloiis pni on, clear thecomplexion and skin, scalp and i lood,as Item or V .vr So, i, thegreat blood puriii r.

Renter's Koalmg Soap

T7Ve it nlwavs if von v.isii for a fairclear skin, a soft, s :ie skin. Cmsa natiird tint, imp o is fr slmess, removes blotches, p;evec.U eruptions.

HQLLISTER & CO.,Distributing Agents. lm

'JWKFS pleasure in informing the1 public dial be will resume prac-ti-- c

at No. " School o.'ti e late Clip! A. W. Pierce, on January12lU, lsal. IScli Telephone No. 14U.

8 lm

foreign . . 6 00

- lluth So. . -- 5

Ragr Address all business eoininuniea-tiou- s

"Daily Bulletin."CgTAddress all mutter for' publica-

tion "Euitok Daily Bulletin."1. O. Box Hit. Honolulu. II. 1.

BRODIE & FURRY,DBS. Physicians. Olllce: 81 Bere- -auia street, Honolulu, 11. 1. 9!

LORRIN A. THURSTON,at Law. Office : Over

Bishop's Bauk, Honolulu, 11. I.

I M. MONSARRAT,Attorney at Law and Notary

Fublie. Merchant street, Honolulu.

ALFRED MAGOON,T . Attorney at Law and NotaryPublic. No. 42 Merchant street, Hono-lulu.

DAVID DAYTON (Kewiki)be in his private oflice from

12:30 to 1:30 p. m. Office: 91 Kingstreet, (up stairs).

Schmidt & Sons,HW. Importers & Conniption Mer-

chants. Fort street, Honoliii.'.

HHACKFELD & CO ,

Commission Agents.Corner Fort anil Queen streets, Hono-lulu, H. 1.

GW. MACFARLANE & CO.,Importers and Commission

Merchants. Queen street, Honolulu,H. I.

& CO.,GONSALVES Grocers and WineMerchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,ILL

T. WATERHOUSE,JOHNImporter and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise. Queen street. Honolulu,H. L 1- -1

& Cooke,Castle and Commission Mer-

chants. Importers and Dealers in Gen-

eral Merchandise, No. 8U King street,Honolulu.

! & CO.,Vf Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, ISalt and Building Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort and Queenstreets, Honolulu,

EWERS & COOKE,L Importers and Dealers in Lum-ber and all kinds of Building Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

cTbrewer& CO.,(i.nini.ii),

general MercantileAND

Commission Agents.LIST OF OKIUCKKS :

P. C. Jones, Jr I'rosideni & Managerf .0. Carter Treasurer & Secretary

diuectous:Hon. C. R. Bishop. S. C. Allen,

H. Waterhouse.1 Ml

CASTLE & COOKE,MPOHTKK,

Hardware, Shippingr. AND

Commission MerchantsDtCALHRS IN

Ceneraf Merchandise 1

Plantation Agents,Life, Fire ft Marine

' Xasurance Ageats.

lj HONOLULU, H. I. 91

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,Honolulu, i I H- I.

Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Coolers; Iron. Brass and Lead Castings;Macuiuerv of every description made toiiider. Particular attention paid toShips Biaeksmithing. Job Work ex-

ecuted at short notice,

A. H. UASEMASN,Book-b'Jide- .r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-b- o

k Martifa turer.

No. Merchant street, (up stairs).

Telephones, No. 119.- -

FIRE,LIFE AND

jMARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $5,288,000.Anglo-Neva- Aisur. Corporation,

(Fire & Marine),

Capital, paid up, $2,000 000.

Thames &. Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited;,

Assets, $6,124,057.

New York Life Insurance Co.,

Assets, $105,053,600.96.

C.O.BEKGER,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, : ; $105,053,600.96

"Pacts m Stubborn Things."

At every age, ou every premiumtable, and in every year, the AC-

TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policiesof the New York Life Insurance Co.have been LAKGER than those OFAMY OTHER COMPANY issuingsimilar policies.

gjST For particulars apply to

V. it. HJ:!iiF.K,tTt'u'l Agent Hawaiian Islands.

Atlas Assumes Coupe,OI' LUXIIO.V,

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

m mw 1 S'.)l w

pioMoraiHTB&I CAffl FACTOR!

A I ItAKKBY.F, uon.v,

Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook &Unkpr.

71 Hotel St. -- jijtar Telephone 74.

T. 15. WALKER,

Con true tor .u llilller.Brick, Stone and Wooden Building esti-mates given. L'enietary Work and Job-biii- ff

uttended to. Ht King street, Hono-lulu. Bell Telephone 107. 0--

31. 1$. M ACIIADO & CO.,

Reuse PaiDtiaf, Graiaing and

I'UIMT IltlUCllli.All work guaranteed. All orders left atthe Hawaiian Hardware Co. will receiveprompt attention. 18 in

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.Hereafter all fn ii;l.t for LAUPA

HOKHOK will be taken by steamer"I.ikilik'-.- No ui !' freight will betaken Iv the "Kinaii" for above port.

WILDER'S S. S. CO.Jan. 20, 1891. 17 U

Chas. Ilustace, King Street.IIMIOVAI, !

Having leased the stores in the brick building known as the"Lincoln Block," nearly opposite the old tdand, and having disposedof that portion of my stock damaged, by the late (ire, and beingin receipt of New Goods per last steamer, and more on the way, Iam prepared to lill all orders as before. Thanking the public forthe liberal patronage bestowed ou me for the past seven years, Ihope by prompt attention to all orders to merit a continuance of thesame. At the new stand shall be, pleased to see all my old cus-tomers, and as many new ones as may find it to their advantage tocall. Island orders solicited and faitb.fu.llv executed.

ClI AS. IIUSTACE.

Telephone 240.- -

LEWIS Sr, CO , 111 Fort Street,HONOLULU, H. I.,

Importers, Wholesaled Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions,

O.N

IRE! O, nt vi .a o74 King St, . sss.s.wa t Mils ai.

Importers of

Rattan and Retd Furniture.

Pianos and FurnitureMoved With Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.

CORNICEP.OLES.

Fine UpMstaiing & Bedding

A Specialty.

on Aires xo iiaorsrr.

IIUSTACE,

RoliartsoflHitciicoGk

DRAYMEN.All orders for cartage promptly attended

to. Particular atteutionpaid to the

Storing & ShippingOf good in transit to the other Islands.

Also. Bkok & White Sand

In quantities to suit at lowest prices.

jiagr Office : Xext door to Jas. F.Morgan's auction rooii).

Mutur.l 19 a TELEPHONES Bell 414

THE ARLINGTON,Hotel Hi., i Honolulu.

J. II . FISHER, Pi op.

TKKMS:

Board and Lodging, per week, (ac-cording to location of rooms...

10 00 to $12 00Transient, per day 2 00Table Board, per week 7 00Single Meals 50

Jtgf- - Visitors wiii lind ! Iii-- s n if ilimost comfortable ai.d eonvenient housesin the city, the rooms being large, lightand airy. Hot and cold water baths.

By each steamer of tin; (). S. S. Co. from California fresh California RollButter, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete line of Crosse & Blaekwell's & J. T. Morton's Canned& Bottltd Goods always on band. Also, just received a fresh line of GermanPates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis & Co.'s MalteseBrand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, New Breakfast Cereals, Cream OatFlakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California RiversideOranges, Oregon BurhauV Potatoes, Etc., fctc, Etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.

1

-- P. O. Box 372.

-- P. O. Box 297.

it; IK

BARGAINS!

OH al BeU Rates

Honolulu.1

ARCAINS !

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO.. L'd..

Be to announce that in consequence of extensive repairs to their building, theyare Heniovinit tlieir Stocks of Goods to the

3IoIilSIfcIN iY -:- - BLOCK.JO?" During removal, in order to save expense of handling "m

Ml is

rro tiiic th vlio :

tJT Persons reuuirii.g anything in tlieir line will Mud this a speciallyopportunity.

U t w Gooc's ! Uew Goods !

Have lately been received and fresh invoices are on the wav.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,

CHANGE of RESIDENCE I

r. OLIVK.K

Has removed from Fort street to Ro-hel- lo

l.ane. Palatini

Office Hoi ks: 9 a. m. to 12 m. and 8

f. m. to !t P. M.

Mutual 608 --fesTELEPKONESnr Bali 4751--

Fort Street,

X'

rBY AUTHORITY. THE iOTOAL LIFE INSURANCE GOV OF HEW YORK.

i li'

11

Il nIiI' t.i.

Issues Every Desirable Form of Policy !

It has paid its members since its organization TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY MILLIONS OF DOLI ARS.

lis New Distribution l'oliey is the most liberal . ver offered by any Jiivranee Company,

to?" For fuli pai'th'ulars apply to

Ocneral Awnt for the Hawaiian Islands.

MG3ERN REDISCOVERIES.

What the present generation re-

gards as discoveries in Africa werewell known to the Ancients. Hero-

dotus said there were dwarfs in Cen-

tral Africa, but for centuries learnedprofessors bttisrlteil at the ancienthistorian. Dti C'haillu, Stanley andothers have shown that the oldf ! reek knew what ho was writingabout. Strabo told of the great,lakes in the middle of Al'iica in whichthe Nile probably took its rise, and1,900 years later Speke and linrton,Giant and Baker demonstrated theaccuracy of his knowledge. Ex-

change.

IBM li Bakery

licit subscriptions, any of fifty cents or

one dollar each, to be determined

upon hereafter, for which the Asso-

ciation will issue share certificates,

to be held by the subscribers as

souvenirs of the reign of good King

Kalakaua.This will be an offering of the peo-

ple of Hawaii, without race or classdistinction, and should receive the

sympathy and subscription of everyloyal nifiii, woman and child in thekingdom. That all may have an

equal chance to contribute theirmile, the postmasters on the otherislands will lie furnished with certi-

ficates and requested to act as the

people's agents to collect and for-

ward all subscriptions to the oHicers

of the Association in Honolulu.The movement receives the hearty

aiiimWi-- rtfiwn it t nrtfTTirrfTmri-- i im win iiaiirm

rsu ? nrirmu. tt t a iTTix'1ii. uv v iiLOo nroc kjk,

GENERAL IMPORTERS.LINOLEUM, CARPET & RUGS,IKON llKDSTF.ADS,TIUTXICS & VALISF.S,TAILOK (iOODS.CLOU UNO,HATS & CATS,HOOTS & SHOES,HOSIERY.

SADDLERY & HARNESS,LAWN TENNIS & CWKL'ET SETS,RITHI5KR COATS & OIL SUM'S,LEATHER F.EL'IIXO,KLAUS, FLOWER POTS,MIRRORS, CHAIRS.SILVERWARE, STATIONERY,SOAP, ETC., ETC., ETC.

MAi,.-'- , tiitit!!

Charts co.l

tt$tfi'$ WELSH STEAM COAL,V ffiwfyj'M-- ' CEMENT, LIME,

STOCKHOLM & COAL TARS,PAINTS & OIL, CYLINDER OIL,

ROPES, ANCHORS & CHAINS,WIT L'l'T I L'lh

FIRE CLAY,

CHARCOAL TINFIRE BRICK,

RED BRICK, ETC.

Ciitlt is & i iiue Knix s.Kerom-n- o Oil- -4' ALOIIA." "

ENGLISH,SCOTCH,

PLATES, yCliail'

DKY GOODS!

INDIAN GOODS

Groceries, Feed Stuffs, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware,

JA IvVI' 1 HJ O I )y !

FERTILIZERS: Oldendorf'B Dissolved Peruvian Guano, Oblendorf's Special Cane Manure..

LONDON PURPLE: Effeetiial destroyer of Potato, Cotton & Canker Worms, Etc.

SCRUB EXTERMINATOR : Destroy s all Noxious Weeds A Scrubs.BAGS:-Sufiar,- Kiee, Paddy. Coal. TWINE, HEMP CANVAS, NAVY OAKUM.FILTER PRESS CLOTHS & BAGS: Embracing the latest improvement! in material anil texture.

Galvanized Water JMpe, Corrugated Iron, Fence Wire, Pipe Fittings, Etc., Etc.

PROF. DR. med. 0. JAEGER

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FUNERAL NOTICE.

For the purpose of attending thefuneral of Ills late Majo.-t- y, formermember of "IL.waii'' Company No. 1.

On Sunday, Feb. 15, 1881,

The members of the Department arereipiestcd to assemble in uniformwithout apparatus, at the Enginelb. use of Company No. 1, on Kinf;street, at il o'clock A. M.

jQtgr" A full attendance is desired.

Per order.

I110M4Y SMI1II,HI 01, Secretary II. F. 1).

H "'HE rerjnlar time table of Trains willI. be suspended on Sunday, Feb. 15.

im,

FOR THAT DAY ONLY

Trains will run as follows:

A. M. t M.

Leave Honolulu . . . .7:00 .1:30

Atrive Ilonotiliiili. . .8:11.") 4 :3o

Leave Iloiiouliilli. . .8:25 4 :.r)5

Arrive Honolulu . . , .!):30 6:00

W. G. AsIILKY,Siiperinti'iident (). K. it L. Co.

Ut at.

PUNKRAL KOTICJS.

r "1IK liKtmhers of Lodge le Progres1 de I'Oeeanie No. lit, are hereby

notified to meet at their hall on Kingstreet, at tl o'clock A. M . on SUNDAY,the. bllli inst.. for the pir pose of attend-ing the funeral ot our deceased Brother,P' M. David Kahikiiua.

The members of Hawaiian Lodge andall sojourning Brethren are ri'speelfullyinvited lo atieml. Per order.

F. J. IIIGGINS. W. M.,M ;it J. T. DOWN UY, Secretary.

1. O. O. V. XC;T14!K.

irt '

OHicers and Members of FxcobiorLodge Xo. J, and Harmony LodgeX... 3, I. O. O. J'"., nod all' visi.ingIn libers of this onh-r- are respectfullyritles!od to meet, t.t Kxcel. inr Lodgeroom on SUNDAY, F. I., lo, 181)1, at.9:1") A. M , to attend the funeral of hislate Majestv.

,1. d'tUCKKU. X. G

L. L. LaPIKKKK, Stcretttrv.:!.r It

NOTICE.

' FICi;i!S and members of Polvne-- t( sia Kiieainiment Xo. 1, l.t ). U. F.,n ml 'iiliitg l'alriitrchs are rciptestedlo nici't at Kce!sior Lodge 'nte-Koo- m

on SUNDAY, Feb. 15. 1891. alU:4fA.M . to attend the funeral of His lite Ma-jeslv. II II. WILLIAMS, V. I'.,';t;;tit L. L. La PIKURE, Scribe.

ENTERPRISEPETER HIGH,

tifticc-- Works, :

joors,. Sash,Frnni-;- .

mm Sanitary Underclsthing !

VERTIFICA TE Til A ArSLA TION.

I herewith appoint MR. M. GOLDBERG, Agent for the sale of myGenuine Sanitary Underclothing in the Hawaiian Islands.

Signed, PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.Stuttgart, the l'.lth of September, 1890.

JJ Original to be seen in my

Chamber! a in'a Notice.

The Funeral Obsequies of His bite

Mujet-t- Kalakaca, will bike place

from Iolani Palace, on Sl'XDAY, theT instant, :it 1 iM'U.1 k A. M.

.'AM V. ROBERTSON,

YtceClmiiibciLiin.Iolani Palace, 2, 1S!H.

27 td- -r :u

Dki'aktmknt of Finance, )

Hoxoulu, II. I , Jan. 29,1891.?

Notice is hereby given that allmaterial, etc., icipiircd for the fune-ral CeronionioB of 11 is late MajestyKalakaua is only to be furnished onrequisitions signed by the Minister of

Foreign A Hairs.(.101 K KEY munvN,

Minister of Finance.2.) tt

(. Kaluakini, Esq., has this daybeen appointed an Agent to TakeAcknowledgments to Labor Contractsfor the District of I.abaina, Island of

Maui. 0. N. Sl'ENCEU,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Otliee, Feb. 12, ltttl.:h; :it

fjiuTij I) nWvix n

Pledged to mith,r Sect nor Hurry,Hut ettabl.thed tor the be'ffit ot all

FRIDAY, FEB. K), 1891.

It is understood that on nextMonday Hear-Admir- George Brownwill be granted audience with Her

Majesty the Queen, after which he

will immediately go aboard the U.

S. F. S. Charleston, where saluteswill be fired in recognition of QueenLiliuokalani's acce-sio- u to the Throneof Hawaii.

The Charleston will then await thearrival of the mail due here by theZealandia on the 17lh instant andwill leave for San Francisco on the18th at ten o'clock.

A meeting of the Nobles of theKingdom has been called by His Ex-

cellency J. A. Cummins, to meet at

Iolani Palace on Monday, February1G, 1891, at one o'clock p. in., todetermine the Succession to theCrown, as provided by Article 22 ofthe Hawaiian Constitution, which

reads as follows :

Artieie 22. The Crown is herebypermanently continued to His MajestyKalakaua, and to the Heirs of Hisbody lawfully begotten, and to theirlawful descendants, in a direct line;failing whom, the Crown shall de-

scend to Her Koyal Highness the Prin-cess Lilitiokalani, and the heirs ofher body, lawfully begotten, tmdtheir lawful descendants in a directline. Tlie Succession shall be to thesenior male child, and to the heirsof his body; failing a male child,the succession shall he to the seniorfemale child, and to the heirs of herbody. In case there is no heir asabove provided, the successor shallbe the person whom the Sovereignshall appoint with the consent of theKobles, and publicly proclaim dur-

ing the Sovereign's life; but shouldthere be no such appointment andproclamation, and the Throne shouldbecome vacant, then the Cabinet,immediately after the occurring ofsuch vacancy, shall cause a meetingof the Legislature, who shall electby ballot some native Alii of theKingdom as Successor to the Throne ;

and the Successor so elected shallbecome a new Stiris for a HoyalFamily ; and the succession from theSovereign thus elected shall be regu-lated by the same law as the presentRoyal Family of Hawaii.

Late yesterday afternoon a move-

ment was started among the youngmen of Hawaii, which is certain to be

popular, and will redound to the cre-

dit of the Kingdom. The first stepswere then taken to organize an asso-

ciation which will be called the Ka-

lakaua Monument Association.The committee on organization

consists of twenty five members,equally divided in membership be-

tween natives and foreigners. Theorganization will take place this eve-

ning at the Hawaiian Hotel.

The object of the organisation will

be to provide ways and m 'ans for

erecting a Kalakaua moniiui'iit in

Palace Square. It is estimated thatthe monument will cost not less than$15,000, and it is understood thatHis Excellency the Minister of Inte-

rior has already assured the commit-

tee that a suitable plot of groundwill be set aside in Palace Square for

the purpose.The present plan of the committee

is that the monument shall be a na-

tional token, to be participated in bythe whole people, in which patriotismis to take precedence to wealth. Tocarry outthisplan, it is proposed to so--

I certify herewith that I have given to WJI. BENGERS SONS, Stutt-

gart, the sole authority for the manufacture of Sanitary Underclothingafter my system both at home and abroad. I recognize, as genuine, onlythe Sanitary Underclothing made by the original appointees which arestamped in blue with the trade murk f Wm. liemjera Hons and my sig-

nature, underneath. Beware of imitation !

Signed, PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.

Shortly expected aline line of

Z-- M U D 5X'ow that the rainy scttson is upon

u.s, eve rybody wants a door mat thatwill be an ornament at the front door,and will thoroughly do the work re-

quired of it. The

ill!

Is just the thing. It cannot becomesoaked by rain, as is the ctU'C withfiber mats, and it always keeps ( lean.Being made of Galvanized Wire

They Cannot RustAs do manv of the wire mats now inuse. Tin y are l:ir superior to and farmore durable than libi-- or rubber.Can be bad of Steel Wire al

HftlVI-fUS;R0WAfiLC.O-

OppoMlo Sjirockels & Co.'s Bank,28 If Fort stieet, I IimioIiiIu.

KOJ'ICE.Susan nertehtiaiui of Pilau,MRSKauai, will not he i extensible for

any bills except contracted by her or byhoi' written order, and hereafter ailmonies due the estate of Mr. (J. llertel-- imaiiti are to he paid to her or her writtenolder. .Ixo. KOS,

,l Attorney-in-fac- t, for Mr. O. & MrsS. liiMtclitiann. 21 lm

:h OTICii

I it IS. OROEXVi'KfX is not in our. 1 .i ciiiplm' anv longer.

M. S. GiitXIlAIJM t I 0 , (L'l).noiiolitlu. fell. 7. IMIl. ;( lw

l.ADlluS' MJK-i- K !

J VST arrived from the Colonics, ai L.idiis' Niii-m'- , 17 years' experi--

dice, lite very best reference. Apply litXo. 2 Collage, back of lS'J, XuieinuValley. 2S lint

PLANING MILL,PROPRIETOR.

Alakea, iu'tr Quen St.

Blinds, Screens,IlKv, Kite.

endorsement and support of the B

u it doubtless will of Hawaii

nei, as soon as the news of the move-

ment is made known throughout the

islands.

A. Beautiful Structure of Ha-

waiian Woods.

The Plate a Spbndid Woikof the Jeweler's Art.

Messrs. H. II. Williams & Co.have the casket for the interment ofthe late King about completed. Theword is used advisedly, this beingthe first true casket made here, asdistinguished from a collin. Insteadof being polygonal, its inside linesare rectangular.

The casket is of koa wood withkou tr'unii'ings, the latter being thelighter in color of these two nativewood-- , both of which have a grain asfine and take a polish as high as thefinest mahogany. Its length over allby the lid is seven feet seven inchesand its breadth two feet six inches.The kou trimmings are constructedin Gothic arches, dividing the visibleparts of the koa body into panels.Kou is also used in the rim pieces.The rectangular shape is only aban-

doned in having the coiners of thecasket cut-awa- y.

The lid is six inches in height anda fine piece of joinery. It consistsof terraced layers of koa and kou,the base being ot inch kou, then koaup to the next last streak, and thetop of koa. So well is it put togetherthat the joints are only perceptibleon tiie closest scrutiny. Three orna-

mental handles in kou are attachedto each side of the casket, which is

22 inches deep from the rim. Thewhole struct ur; contains COO piecesof wood. It is richly upholstered on

the inside in while satin.Messrs. Wenner & Co. have made

the plate aid ornaments for the cas- -

ket. More beautiful works of thejeweler's art could hardly be conceiv-ed. A crown of solid silver standingnearly five inches high is placed nearthe head of the lid. It is mountedoil a shield of kou wood. Behindthis object conies the plate, bearingthe following inscription, each divi-

sion making a line by itself, exceptthat the name is divided into twoequal lines at the word "Mahinu-lan- i

:"

MIS JIAJKSTY

DAVID LAAMEA KAMA X A K A I'U U

MAHINI'LANI NA LO I A E 1 1

LUMIALAN1KALAKAUA.

Seventh King of Hawaii,

Keigm d

From F'ebruarv 12th, 1874, to Janu-ary "20th, 1891.

Born November Kith, ISI'0.

Died in San Francisco, January 20th,1891.

At the lop of the shield is a goldcrown on the middle of a fern-le- af

scroll in silver. Then appears theroyal arms richly wrought in goldind enamel. Beneath the inscrip-tion the Hawaiian uiotto "Ua ninuke ea o ka Aina i ka Pono" (the lifeof the laud js established in right-

eousness) is placed in laned godletters upon a golden scroll. Gar-denias and tulieroses in deadsilver are in high relief at the sides,and at the bottom a fern scrollbranching upward, having aga deniablossom with gold stamen as a

fastening in the middle, co npletcsthe ornamentation.

The casket may be seen ail .l.iy to-

morrow ut the store of Messrs. II.II. Williams & Co.

THE CATAFALQUE.

The catafalque to bear the body ofthe late King to its lant resting placeis just completed at I he yard of II II.Williams & Co. It cohsists of araised platform on a truck, having acanopy with pyramidal top sup-ported on four fluted pillars. A giltcrown is at the apex of thecanopy outside, an I a while andblack rosette on the inside at thesame jwint. The black pillars havespiral stripes of white, the draperyis bordered with silk fringe, and thewhole equipage has a magnificent ap-

pearance.

'THE WEEKL Y BULLETIN-- 5J columns of inlcrestiii reading

matters. Mailed to foreign countiies,$6; islands, .".

On Monday, Ftb. 13th,

The "Vienna Model Bakery" will com-

mence, to deliver Urst-clsi- ss

Bread for Families,

French, Cream, Milk and Plain White indiffercli, styles. Also,

Hulls, Ties, Cakes and Fancy Pastriesot all kinds.

Breakfast Rolls and Puns a special y.

Hff" Parlies uUhuig to he suppliedwbl kindly leave orders at the

ELITE ICE CREAM PAKL0H3,

Sj Hotel street.

If Coffee, Tea and Chocolate servedat the "Elite."

;!3s Muiiial.- - TET.KPHON ES Bell 182

:ir lw

JUST RECEIVED

Per Bark "CHARLOTTE,'' a number of

PJ AN OS !

From the celehra'ed factmy of

C BECK TEIN, London & Besli,.;

Now ready for inspection.

kou sai.k itv

H. KACJiFEL & CO.,Sole Ajicnts fur Hawaiian Islands.

1(7 If

mitjUS

A H LOT OF THIS

Celebrated Whiskey.

In Stone Jars and .ii

Just reeei' .'d end fur sale, in bond orduty paid, by

CO.

flj Aiiiji autkus. Gi:. W. DkLonu"!I US AO J.I, 1'fl l, VII- V..AI.1- -

FOKM A, G. A. K. I

Honolulu, Feb. Kl, 1801. J

1,1,0. It. Comrades and9 l limmrablv dischargedf Soldiers Sailors of the 1'. 8I I '. .i.. .,. ..I ;,, tii.. I.,i, nulliin.

are invited to meet i t. HarmonyHall, Kbiif slice-- at !i :;!() o'clockA. M SUNDAY. I'M). I 'tl), t..at'eud lb- - funeral of His lateMajesty, King Kaiakanu.

J. M. ROSS,37 :t Ciiinm :nder.

l UNi KAii f 1 1CK.

HA:-'JL- 1

of Oahu Lodsre Xo. 1,M1 K. of P , are reqneste I to meetat Ihe I.cdirn room, on Fort street, ontil NDAY, the 15! li hist., at !l:43 o'clockA. ,i , to attend the luneral of His lateMajesty KamkaiiH. Per order.

(Jko. WILLIAMS. V. C,37 it K. of 1! & S.

II E members of Hawaiian Council1 Xo. IMI, American Legion ofHonor, are lt'imc-te- d to assemble atHarmony Hall. Kinrr street, on SUX- -DAY, Ket). With hist., at !):45 A. M.. toaiieud the Mineral ot our late Conipa-nio- n,

His Majeslv Kalakaua.Per order. J. ECK.UIDT.

3ii lit Secretary.

MKETIMi NOTICE.

ri MIE regular quarterly meeting of theUnion Feed Co.," (LM), will he

h' Id at the Company's olliee, (juecns reet, on MONDAY, the llilh inst , at1 o'clock A.M.

F. It. V1DA,

j aG secretary.

AS.MGXKK'S NOTICE.

the matter of the bankrupt estate ofIX Chun Lock, nonce is hereby civento ad creditors who have proved theireoims that the unileisij;ued lm prepa-ratory to a ftnui (livi lend, siiliniitled hisaeeoiiiit in the matter before one of theJustices of the Supreme Court, that hewill apply for a settlement of the samean l f 'l' a d'scliariie fri.in all liability asa- - ii;ne" of saio Link upr aniltint said Court li .:nieUTUESD.Y,February l'lh. ; 'lock a. m , inAliioltini Male, f ,i nil said appliea-- ,t:oii. jvhen aod a creditors inti -.!

i sted iniiny Lope show cui-- e whythe siime stiouli; ;lal;teil.

. HOPi'F.U.of II, e .aiiMitpt Kstale of

t linn Lock.' Houoluiu, Feb. 1; lsyi. 37 3C

AMERICANFRENCH,

Mymw

!f5?

Merchant-stree- t window.

received and for sale at

Corner Fort & Merchant streets.

& COOKE,

INSl'IiA N?K A3 KN'.i'S,

3TICA I ...

1 ioi&olnlii.

Club Stables). 1890

A full assortment just

15 lm

CASTLE

Shipping & Commission Merchant

PLANTATION &

pKAJ.KP IN- --

Bailors' and General Hardware, Agricalturai Implements,

Carpenters', Blacksmithx', Maeiiinists' A Pluntbers' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Vnrninlien, Lump 'brndB and

Bike's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

lilrox A fii.h)s. s hemiogtoa Sewing Kaciiiiihi

Or. h)te & Sons Family siedifilow

jTl. mkyeh,XJI

House and Decorative Painter.laier Hanging a Specialty.Mouldings, Turned & Sawed Work,

Having sicuied t he services of Mr. C. B. UII'LEY, Architect andli;dh!iiig Superintendent, I am now prepared to furnish designs for everyd seriptini) cf building and will contract or superintend the construction ofti e

SJ Please call and examine designs before placing your orders else-

where. Prompt attention to all orders. dec 27-9- 0

130 K"ort t..

dec-24- J (Opposite

THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., VLLCCAL & C EN .'SAL NEWS.

'I'll K Fire Police will meet this ev

kiss ty j:imes t K.'fti.ii.

Aid ti on Sale ofail it fjiiTUf'us

AND Di;ALEl!SINIM I'ORTFUS

Hardware, Crockery, Glassware,2, 3 and 1 Light Chandeliers and Electroliers, Metal and Glass

Lanipb, Lamp Fixtures,

PAINT?, G!LS & VARNISHES,Lard Oil, Cylinder ( Mecca Engine and Cylinder Oils, Dynamo Oils, Powder,

Shot and Caps, Chamberlain's Patent Machine-loade- Cartridges,

HOUSE FDBNISHING GOODS,

Silvr Plated Wire, Table Cut'ery,

tienrge Westi'tilio'in's Pocket Knives, Wade tt 1'iileher's llazors,Plows, Planters' Steel Hues audotltci Agricultural Implement-:- , Handles,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES

your resolutions to the President ofthe United States.

The committee also went on boardthe U. S. flagship Charleston anilpresented copies of the resolutionsto Admiral Brown and Captain Ue-

mey. The Admiral made a feelingreply and stated that he would for-ward a copy of the resolutions to theSecretary of the N'avy.

KNIlillTS OK l'VTHIAS.

The following minute and resolu-tions of Oahu Lodge, K. of P., wereordered to be presented, engrossedand framed, to their Majesties by acommittee of seven Past Chancellors,viz.: David Dayton, I). S. C. ; II.C. Held, Thomas A. Lloul, J. C. F.Horn, Henry Smith, Joim D. Dolland Sam'l C. Dwight:

Casti.u II.m.l ok Oahu Loixik,K.MOI1TS Of l'VTHIAS,

Honoi.i Li', Feb. 11, 1MI1 ; 1'. 1'. (XXV II. J

The undersigned, appointed by theLodge to draft Resolutions of Con-dolence iii regard to the death of H.JL Kalakaua, beg leave to submitthe following :

Wiiicukas, It has pleased the Su-

preme Ruler of the Universe, in Hisinscrutable wisdom, to bring to a sud-den close the earthly career of HisMajesty Kalakaua ; and

Wiii'itr.As, By the death of II. M.Kalakaua the Royal Family is indeep allliction; His royal consort,Queen Kapiolani, losing the belovedcompanion of many years; His be-

loved sister, Queen Liliuokalaui,mourning the loss of a kind and af

OF KVKliY

Hart's Patent "Duplex" Din Stock for Pipe and 15. .1 1 Cutting ;

Kubber Host , eiiher Plain or Wire Bound; Spiinklers and Stands;New 'E.isy" Pennsylvania, Lawn Mowers, High Grass Cutters;

Manila and Sisal Hope.

,VI"2:"!X I'OIt

CONDOLENCE.

Iti'.nilnlloiiM oi I 'if ( hanilior i f Ciiif til1 Ji'illA uf

lVv1tiian.

Messrs. W. G. Irwin, T. K. Walkerand J. F. lhukfchi, the commit-tee of the Chamber of Commerce,on Thursday waited upon Her Maj-

esty at Iolani Palace and, with anapt preliminary address, presentedthe following resolutions of thatbody :

NViikiikas, lly the death of HisMajesty King Kalakatia, Hawaii haslost one of her most illustrious sov-

ereigns, under whose reign ihe coun-try has advanced in commercial pros-perity to an extent unparalleled inany period of her history, and

Whi.iikas, To him the nation isheavily indebted for its general ad-

vance in all material things, becauseof his continuous and untiring effortsin all things tending to further or

such prosperity, more especi-ally in the sccuiinsx of the Treaty ofIJeciprocity with the United States;Therefore, be it

Ii;soi.vi;n, That in the death ofHis Majesty King Kalakaua, the Ha-waiian Kingdom has sustained aheavy loss in all of its commercialand material relations, and that theHonolulu Chaiftber of Commercecordially unites with the other or-

ganizations anil with all citizens in(laying tribute to his memory.

Kksui.vki), That this associationherewith tenders its most heartfelt,and respectlul sympathy to thestricken widow, Her Majesty theQueen Dowager Kapiolani, to Lie be-

reaved sister, Her Majesty QueenLiliuokalaui, and to the other mem-bers of the Koyal Family.

lit'.soi.vU), That an engrossed copyof the above preamble and resolu-tions lie presented to Her Majestythe Queen Dowager and to Her Maj-esty Queen Liliuokalaui by the com-mittee of this Chamber of Commerce.

Ii'ksulviu), That the above pream-ble and resolutions be entered uponthe records of this Chamber and bepublished in the newspapers of thisplace.

KicsoLVi'.D, That the members ofthis Chamber of Commerce wear thecustomary badge of mourning for aperiod of thirty days from date.

The committee also waited uponQueen Dowager Kapiolani, accom-panying the presentation of the sameresolutions with a sympathetic ad-

dress. The address and resolutionswere interpreted in Hawaiian byChief Justice Judd, mid Her Majestywith much emotion thanked the com-mittee for their condolence.

The committee next called at theUnited States Legation anil presentedMinister Stevens with the followingresolutions :

WiucittiAS, The Hawaiian Nationis under obligation to the UnitedStates Government, to the State ofCalifornia, to the corporation of San

Harlnian's Steel Wire fence and Wire Mats,Meal's Carriage Paints,W. G. Fisher's Wrought Steel Ranges and Fire and l5urglar-pr.o- f Safes,Gate City Stone Filters,New Process Twist Drills.

THE AER!()T01l,It is made of Steel and will last longer and give better satisfaction

than any other manufactured.

NKW (iOODS received by every Steamer. XO OLD (MODS l.V STOCK

jfi"Urdcrn from the otlcr Islands solicited and promptly tilled.

UKLL T ELF. Xo. 2. jBtJ3jiT MU1 PAL TELE. No. Cm'X

P. O. l!OX Xo. 12X

KXCKLSIOII PLANiNGMOLDING MILL,

llKSCltll'l'ION.

Admitted by everyone to be thevery best Windmill in existence.

BETHEL STREETS.

Proprietors.

improved Pattern !

all kinds and descriptions of niillwork

Bliil

is,

CO UN EH KING tt

REDVVAF.D & HOWELL,

The Proprietors of the above enterprise, beg to inform their patrons,that in accordance; with the spirit of the times, and to meet the requirementsof th.-i'- - iiiereatiug business they have enlarged and improved the premisesnow occupied by Ihem and placed in

3fe

FRIDAY, FKU. 13, 1ml.

Tlil. Mini and Jmmi.11 Y C. .1. LYONS.

DAY. "E. 2P 5. E 2 9 "

il S s 3, I

a in. p.m. p.m. a.m.!Sun. 2 in ".'i ii in s ;w: li :s: .) M 5 S"Mou. i! .0 !'i s hi mi i; :;i 5 aft 7 (17

Tilt's. '10 I ;M I 8 J'l II (Hi; 0 ffil' 8 11

Wt!tl. I I S II li II 4i (I :i:r ft ."; fi llTliuis. li li Ml 0 W III OJ 'J '.'II (l :w; ft ft? in II

p.m. ii.in.Frl. s iNI ; (Ml (I III (! 94 ft ft7 11 inBut. S ')H 8 III I 'JO; ;l ftn (i :il ft ,'iH, ....

Till' timi' signal fur tin1 port l.s kIvimi tit I'Jh.Oni. used, (initliiiuliti !' lo'eeii'v ich liiiieni'111. 2in. ;llset p. in. il' Honolulu oliKiTvittorylilni'. it is driven liy he slciuii w liistlu (it t liellonoliiln I'limiiia 'Mill, it lew limits iiljovet liii e.'ustom iliiusi'. Tim stunt' whistle issiniiidt'il eoiTeetly itt Honolulu liiimn noon,Olist'i-viilor- , or lull. Illin. iiise.-- . oiCireemvieli lime.

ARRIVALS.Feb 12

StmrJ e unimins: from KoohitlFeb 13

Scbr Sarah & Eliza from KoolimSttnr W G Hull, fi'i.ia Maui and Hawaii

DtPARTURHS.Feb 111

Btinr C li Bishop for Waianao, Waialunand Koolau at i) a in

StmrJ A t uiimiins for Koolau

VESSELS LEAVIN2

Am scbr Rose Sparks, for SanFrancisco

CA3C3-- 3 FROM ISLAND PORTS.

StmrJ A Omniums 720 bags sugar.

FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

II B M S Xymphe, Tiirnt'r. from a criii.seII S n Moliii'iin, Miep.ird, from a cruiseU S Flagship Charleston, Kear-Admir- al

Brown, from San FranciscoBk Woollalira, fianisen, from Svduey,

NSWBr bk Charlotte, Uohndorf, from Liver-po- ol

Am bktne l'lanter, l)ovv, from San Fran-cisco

Bk Xicholas, Thayer, from San Fran-cisco

FOiUICN VESSLL3 EXPECTED.

Bk Isle of Frin from SydneyBk Jean Pierre from SydneyHaw bk Mauna Ala from SydneyScbr Exporter from SydneySS Zcaianilia, Oilereinlorp, from Sail

FrauciscoAm schr Koberl Sudden fr Sydney,

for KaituluiAm schr Anna from San Francisco for

KalitiluiAm tig John D Spreckels from San Fran-

ciscoAm scbr Vine, Burns, from San Fran-

ciscoAm sclir Golden Shower from Sydney,

NSWAm bk llespcr from Newcastle. N S WAm bk Sonoma from Sydney, N S WBk 0 O Whitmore, Ward, from New-

castle, due Jan 15, 18111

Bk I'ifeshire, Jno Keid, from Livrpoolsailed ept 28, due Feb -, 18111

Bk S O Allen from Sail FranciscoBktne Amelia from Port lilakelyOr bk Santiago from New York, sailed

Sept 20, line Kelt 20-2- 8

Ger bk li Haekfeld from LiverpoolXor bk Vivax from New York, sailed

Oct ir, due Mar 1. 1S!1Ship ieriun from Pur' HlakelyAm bktne Klikilat froni Port TownsendAm bgt Geo 11 Douglas from San Fran-

ciscoAm bktne Discovery from San FranciscoAm bk Forest Queen from San frauciscoAm tern J C Ford from San Francisco

for MahukouaBk C'ailao from LiverpoolShip Harvester, from 4cwcastle, N S WBk Indefatigable, from Newcastle, NS

WBk Oineo, from Newcastle, N S W, for

ktihiilui

SKIPHiiG NOTES.

The bktne V H Diinond is throughflischarging and she is taking in sugarfrom the OSS Vs warehouse.

The bktne S X Castle, Captain Hub-bard, sailed for San Francisco yesterdaya few ininutes after 1 o'cloci-- , witli acargo of sugar consisting of 14,3113 bagssugar weighing 1,707,08!) pounds, andvalued at 974,471.213. shipped by the fol-lowing shippers: (J Brewer & Co, 31W3bags sugar; F A r cliaefer it Co, 6288bags, Tlieo II Davies A, Co, 3021 hags,and Castle & Cooke, 2001 bags. Mr. J.11. Bruus also snipped 205 barrels mo-lasses.

The steamer J A Cummins arrived inport again last evening from Waimanalo

lU 720 bags sug:ir. This morning hersugar was transhipped to the barken-tm- e

Planter.The bktne Planter is taking in sugar

both from the Pele and the 3 A Cuiu-ipiu- s.

She will sail for San Franciscoon either Monday or Tuesday of next

The bktne W li Dimond has beenmoved to the upper part of the 0 S SGo's wharf, to discharge the balance ofher cargo consisting of kegs of wine andbags of bran, w hile the bark (. bus 13

Kenncy lias taken the vhole length ofthe OSS Co's wharf, loading sugar.

There are three vessels in port dis-

charging their cargoes of coal, viz., bkAndrew Welch, discharging at the O It& L Co's wharf, bk Wooilahra at theEsplanade wharf, and the bktne JohnSmith at the Fort street wharf. Thereare also two vessels discharging theircargoes of lumber, and two discharginggeneral merchandise, viz , scbr Z inipaaiid bk Matilda, bktne W H Dimond anojbiirk N ieholas Thayer.

AM ANNOYING ESCORT.

Wednesday evening a parly ofthree, consisting of two ladies and agentleman, took advantage of thefair wealher and resolved to enjoythemselves by taking a ride roundtown and the suburbs. They carriedout their intentions, but, to theirgreat annoyance, it seeitis as if theyWere being followed by a certainparty on horseback. Wherever theyturned and whatever liicy did, theuninvited escort was always at theirheels. At one time the hack made aturn three times at a corner, and thehorseman went through the sameevolutions. The driving party wereal an utter loss as to the meaning ofthe horseman's s'rni'j;c conduct.

THE OLDEST DAILY in theX Kingdom 'Ihe Daily Bulletin.

Slv Machinery of

And are now enabled to undertake

Mainakica street 1ms latily bemimiiendamiy.ed.

Tun Vienna Model Bakery has nnotice nine where.

Haw aiian Council, A. L. of 11., isculled for 1.1 i h evening.

Tun Roman Cut holie Cathedral istaut; fully draped in mourning.

TiiUMiKii :).' ii hi nit'd a heavy(southerly rain storm at daylight thismorning.

Nkw drain pipes have heen laid littile tueen street side of the Govern-ment building.

A PACKAfin is advertised nslost fromthe liiirkcntinc Planter, ll was ad-

dressed to "It. I. Lillie."

Mk. W. L. Hoi'PKU, assignee of tlicbankrupt estate lif Chun Lock, givesnotice of tiii.il dis barge.

Oi'FlCKH J Naiioka I i I j 'A will havecharge of the public school childrenin the funeral procession on Sunday.

Mn. John Ghace gives notice thatthe Honolulu Dairy, will make hutone delivery of milk Sunday the 1 ' i

inst.

Gonsalvks it Co. have for pale afresh lot of the famous "Orui-kce-

Lawn" whisky, in stone and glass, inbond or duty paid.

Wiliikk avenue, running fromPensacola street to Makiki street, hasbeen graded and partly macadamized,making a great permanent improve-ment.

Mksshs. II. llAt'KI Kl.l) & Co. haveno v ready for inspection and sale afew fine pianos from the celebratedfactory of C. Bechstein, London andBerlin.

Thk ineiiiiiersof Oiihti Lodge No. 1,K. of P., are requested to meet at thelodge room at !):4.") a. 111., next Sun-day, to attend the funeral of His lateMiijesty.

Bknktama street is a lme bog,with the tramways rails sticking upin places several inches. Emmastreet is also for half its length in afearful mess.

Jiicsnms the two new steanieis tobe built for the Pacilic M til SteamshipCompany at San Francisco, the com-pany is to have the S. S. Kiode Janeiroreconstructed at a cost of $250,000.

MiiMHKiisof the G. A. K. anil allhonorably discharged U. S. soldiersand sailors are invited to participatewith the George W. Dcl.ong Post, No.45, in the funeral of His late Majesty.

John Schwavck, charged witli as-

sault with a weapon, was againthis morning, this time till

Monday. Pamiilo, the boat boy whomhe is said to have assaulted, hasproved to have been not seriously in-

jured.

A colossal portrait of the lateKing is placed 011 the front of theHawaiian Opera House, with a whitecross below it and mourning draperyall around. The portrait was paintedby Mr. Geo. C. Stratcmeyer anil looksvery natural.

A movkmknt is on foot to have amonument to the late King erectedby subscriptions of fifty cents or If 1

a head. There will be a meeting ofcom mitten on the subject at the Hotelparlors this evening at 8 o'clock, forthe purpose of organization.

W'The Hawaiian Hardware Company' , .. 1.' 11 ... 1 . 11i.ii. ij. it, iicimry, manager) can at-

tention in this paper to various linesof goods, of which they keep con-stantly fresli stocks on hand. '1 heyare agents for several sterling articlesfor the household, the workshop, andthe agriculturist.

A police battalion, numbering sixtyall told, will appear at the King'sfuneral, dressed in their new uniform,under command of Capt. Juen asacting Major. The body will comprisefour fours of each Watch, who havereceived a careful military drill fromOllicer J. Nahora Hipa, formerlyMajor of the cueen's Own.

A nativk named Uilaina was takento the (Queen's Hospital ten days ng.by a friend, who said he was "pupule."He was not bad then, but has beengetting worse, and is now crazy, tear-ing his clothing and bed cK thbig, an.lacting otherwise like a maniac, ac-

cording to the evidence of Mr.Eckardt, purveyor to the hospital,this morning in the Police Court.Justice Foster accordingly committedUdama to the Insane Asylum.

CHINESE EXCURSION.

A complimentary exclusion tend-ered t'j the United Chinese Benevo-lent Society by the Oahu Railway &Land Company took place to-da-

Four coaches anil eight open carsconstituted ihe train, all of themfully loaded and containing not lessthan seven hundred people. Thetrain was in charge of S'liperiutend-en- t

Ashley, and pulled out of thestation at 9: 15 o'clock. It wasbound for Ewa Plantation at the endof the line, where about an hourwould be spent. The return tripwas to start at 1 1 :o0 and be madeslowly, giving pauses of some leisureat all the principal points of interestalong Ihe route.

SUPREME COURT.

FniiiAY, Feb. 13.The King vs. Angce. Perjury, 1st

degree. Ashford for defendant.The King vs. Ah Flung, lvrjury,

1st degree. Ashford for defendant.The King vs. Ah Fook. Perjury,

1st id give. Asbfi rd for d fendant.In the foicgoing thric casts .Mr.

Justice McC'ully files a decision over-ruling the demurrers.

Household Fiifiiilure!

On WEDNESDAY, lVb. 1,AT I O I LOCK A. HI..

At. the residence of Mr. Alex. Young,ciirtiirol Victoria and King streets, I

will sell ai Public Auction, the House-hold Furniture, comprising

B. w. mm Ps set,

15. V. Maibl. top Table,

I Decker & Barn's Square Piaco,

III good order ;

Laet Curtains tt Cornices,Larue Center tt Sofa Iius,

1 Heavy Plate Glass Mirror,Walnut Whatnot, Bouquet Tables,Upholstered Lounge, Jun kers,

Ash Bedroom Sets,Mattrasscs, Feather Pillows,1 B. W. Extension Dining 'fable,I'. V. Chairs, Chandeliers,

B. W. Mirbletop SIDEBOARD,

1 Set Double Harness,I Tup ISnggy, Etc., Fit'., Etc.

Premises will be open foron Tu 'stlay, Feb. 17th.

30 fit Aiictiouei r.

AUCTION SALE OF

tuitions & Colts !

By tinier of Mr. Paul lsenberg I willsell at Public Auction, at. the stablesat rear of the ollice of J. 1. Dowsett,Queen street,

On TUESDAY, Fv.h'y Ulli.AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

1 Norman Stallion,1 Hawaiian Bred Stallion,

AM)

25 Head of Horses & Colts,

Broken to saddle and harness.

Tr.H.MM C.tNII.

JAS. F. MOTxGAX,3" "t Auctioneer.

AUCTION S aLE OF

HoussholdlFurniiare !

On THUKMD V, Fob. iVih,AT IO lirillt'li A. tJ..

At the residence of Mr. F. May, No,120 King street near A la ken direr I, Iwill sell at Public Auction

The Entire Housfih,i!d FurnitureComprising

b. w. nil istt,Sofa tt Center Pugs,Hanging Lamps, Curtains,

JJedroom WtM,Single P.edsteads, Mattrasscs,Mosquito Nets, Pillows,

Crockery & Glassware,Kitchen Stove it Utensils,(lardeii Hose tt 'fools,1 Large Aquarium,

Pots of Fine Ferns, Etc , Etc.

JAS. F. SlOJtUArY,:i'" 7t Auctioneer.

FL Eim UN of OFFtCEKS.T the annual meeting of the stock-

holder!) in the Hawaiian Fruit tt'faro Co. heltl at Wailuku, Maui, on Feb.7:h, the following utlicers were electedfor the ensuini; year:

John Kichard.on Presidenr,Thomas Clark

SecretaryAV. tt

Treasurer.A. X. Kepoikai Auditor.

W. 11. DAX1KLS,Secretary II. F tt 'I'. Co.

Waihiku, Maul, Feb. 7, ls!)l. XI (it

fou nr:sT'I 'IK House on lieietania

fiy''? street now occupied by$&c5(Bl W. K. Sims, ThomasSquare. Possession givenTram cars pass the door. Inquire of

O. E. JiO KD.M AX,31 If Custom House.

FOR RFNT

fc 'I'll E Premises now occupied

SforE demis on Fort sh eet Housesuilable for any one wishing to keepr diners, and within short distance ofthe business part of the city. 'I rani earspass the door. Possession given iinine-diutel- y.

Inquire of(r. E. BOAHDMAX,

iil tf i ustoiu House.

FOR SALF

' "11E large estate known asl Kdiukii P.aiieli, Kail,

'j uauau. twin an us neiong- -icus. i in. jvaiieii einiiaiiisIM.ihio acres. There is on

tlie lianeh a large and valuable forestof Koa and Ohia. For further parti-culars, apply to KAIH'Kl--

,

1 tf Kan. Hawaii.

WANTED

VSF.1JVANT(ii: !. Ceiei'lll pn fi'IT-tl- .

I.T a cbiM 'I two ye.itand do light houewoi k. Apply at Ibisollice. tf

MOIX t HAM SAHLMi.

iim r.r

oars,

TURNINGS, SAWING & PLANING.

fectionate brother; and the othermembers of the family sorrowing forthe loss of him to whom they alwayslooked with aMectioii ; and

Wiikkkas, The people generallyhave lost a kind and sympathizingfiieud, always kind and open-hande- d

; therefore be itRksolvkd, That the sincere sym-

pathy and condolence of OahuLodge, No. 1, Knights of Pythias,are respectfully tendered to themembers of the Royal Family, withsincere wishes for their future pros-perity and happiness ;

Rksoi.vki). That the HawaiianGovernment and people have oursympathy and sincere Aloha;

Rksolvkl), That a copy of theseproceedings and resolutions be fram-ed ami presented to the Koyal Fam-ily ; and that the same be publishedin the papers of this city.

Respectfully submitted,Gico. Williams, P.C..)J. DuiiUKAVKs, Committee.Kdw. H. F. Woltkk )

Adopted by unanimous vote of theLodge this 11th day of February,18!) 1. Rit'HAUi) Cayi'dud, C.C.Attest :

L. S.Gko. Williams, P. C,

K. of R. and S.

UP PUNCHSOWL.

Mr. J. A. Mehiiens has charge ofthe "kukuiaikeawakea" business onthe top of Punchbowl, lie made atrij) up this morning, taking theBci.lktin reporter along in his brake,to select places for the fires. Therewill be seven piles composed of tarbarrels, placed on the rim of thesummit, in view of King au l Nuu-an- u

streets and of the Mausoleum.They will be lighted simultaneouslywhen the fust minute gun is lired.

The drive up by the Emma streetentrance and down by I'ensacolastreet was very pleasant in the fresliair. Of course the road was ratherheavy after the recent rain. One ofthe interesting things to engageattention on the Emma street routeis a large area cultivated in vegeta-bles by Portuguese settlers. Thecrops including much potatoes ap-

pear to be having a vigorous growth,and land is cultivated fully halfwayto the summit.

At the summit Mr. John Cassidy,Government electrician, was engagedwith several native assistants, inerecting a new flagpole that had justarrived. The halyards are gonefrom the old pole and nobody woulddare to replace them, because it isfeared that the pole has become toorotten to sustain a man's weight.The new pole is that which used tostand in front of the now defunctPacific Hose Company's hall on Kingstreet, and its location is close to thetriangulatiou station of the Govern-ment Survey.

FIRE POLICE, ATTFNTION!

V SPECIAL meeting of this compinywill lake place 'I Ills (Fri-

day) EVEN IN 1, February lath, atthe hall of Mechanic Kngine Co. No. 2,at 7:30 o'clock. Kvery member is

to be present,II. AKMITAtiE,

37 It Secretary.

3IK11 lU MTR1..

HAWAIIAN Council No. lis:),o Honor, meets

THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7:30o'clock, at Harmony' Hall, King street,

J. ECKAKDT,37 It Secretary.

1 JST

L'P.O.M the Barkontitm "Planter," aI case containing Serei ns, marked'li. J. Lillie. care T. II. Davies & Co.,"probably delivered by mistake to someconsignees. Please deliv ted to

i). I1.ACK1 KLD A CO..37 11 Agents.

Pass I? .ok No. 1350 is lost. Thefind, r will ph ase return to Mrs. A.Zabl mi, LabaiiKi, and will be reward-ed for saiio.

Laluiina, Feb. (i, lS'Jl. 115 lit

XtiliCL.account of the funeral of His laleOX Maje-i- v on Sunday, l.'th Inst..

there will be hit: one delivi i y of milk(itiiit niiig on!' (. v ill pleaM4

make :iiTati'-eineiil- s to that eifeet withthe drivers J. .1A! K.37 2l Manager Honolulu Dairy.

This department is under the management of Mit. HIXULEY, whosepractical knowledge and experience is well-know-

ALL PI DONE AT GHBAPfiST POSSIBLE RATES.

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS,

INTLrillNU

CLASSICAL, QUEEN ANNE, EASTLAKK,

SWISS, GOTHIC, NORMAN,

ITALIAN & RENAISSANCE,

1'iaiicisco, and to the citizens of saidState and City for their truly royalwelcome and entertainment of IlisMajesty King Kalakaua, and for thedistinguished feelings of friendshipand esteem existed toward him amithe Hawaiian people in the tenderand sympathetic care of the Kingduring his recent illness, and in thefuneral obsequies held in San Fran-cisco, and in returning His Majesty'sremains to its home; and

Wiieiskas, A like obligation hasbeen incurred to lfear-Admir- Geo.llrown and his staff and to theofficers and caw of the United StatesS. S. Charleston, for their unfailingcare and attention to the King in hisrecent visit to California, and in thereturn of his remains to Hawaii ;

therefore be itKksoi.vi'.d, That the Honolulu

Chamber of Commerce joins with allothers in this country in expressionsof the most cordial thanks to the UnitedState Government, to the Slate ofCalifornia, to the corporation of SanFrancisco, and to the citizens of saidStnti: and City for their courteousattentions to His Majesty the Kingduring his recent visit and for thelike respectful and tender care of thedead King's remains; and

Kksui.vku, That we likewise tenderto Hear-Admir- George Brown andhis staff and to the ollicers and crewof the United States S. S. Charlestonthe heartfelt thanks of this associa-tion for the courteous attentions paidto His Ma jesty during his recent visitto the Pacific Coast and in the honor-able attentions paid to his remainsupon their return to the land of hisbiilh;

Iii.soi.vKi), That an engrossed copyof the above preamble and resolu-tions be forwarded to the Secretaryof State of the United States, to theGovernor of the Statu of California,to the Mayor of the City of SanFrancisco, to Rear Admiral GeorgeBrown and Captain Uemey command-ing U. S. F. S. Charleston;

Bksoi.vki). That the above preain-abl- e

and resolutions lie spread uponthe records of this Chamber of Com-merce, and that the same be pub-lished in the newspapers of thisplace.

His Excellency made the followingreply :

Glnti k.mkn : With sincere respectfor the sentiments and considerationsso well expressed by the Chairmanof your Committee, I receive theresolutions of your Chamber of Com-merce as the views of an influentialbody of Hawaiian citizens deeply

in the welfare of these isl-

ands and earnestly in favor of main-taining fiiendly relations with thoUnited Slates. The recent demiseof King Kalakaua, in San Fiancisco,with its attending circumstances,has piO'luied a deep impression onthe Ahieiiean people, ami 1 fullyconcur in the opinions of the com-mercial associ.it ion which you repre-sent, that the fraternal lies betweenIbn.ali and the nation of which I amthe ageiit at this capital, wuc neversiri'iucr lb. in it is at this lime. 1

will promptly transmit the copy of

Can be prepared at short notice by a local architect of considerable know-ledge and experience.

Estimates given, and as all contracts and work are under the per-sonal supervision uf the firm, satisfaction is guaranteed in every instance.

jgP All orders from the other Islands will meet with prompt attention.21 tf

Natural Mineral

WATERMAT BE OBTAINED BY THE

ltottl, l)ez-ii- , or On,AT THE

Irugf StoreOF -

& CO.,: ;tiue!ulu, tl. I.

Try Some ?--

iK'.t Vol t "1.11 i.

UNmm n8. EHULI01I. S' LKVY mmm airs', h . mm U W UUill

J. N. 8. WILLIAMS,K. MURK,

Manager.Sul'EKINTENDKNT.

DAILY BDLLET1E CO

BEST FERTILIZERSCORNER FORT & HOTEL STREETS

MAM'KACTl KK 14V TillAre Receiving New Invoices ofWE JUVr KECEIYED A

BLACK

Engineers & Iron Founders,Office & Works, : Honolulu.

MAMIl'ACTIIH HUH O I'"

Sugar Machinery, Irrigating Macbineiy, Steam Engj.gteam Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molasse '"' - par Oars,

Cane Cars, Elevators, Conveyors, Furnace finings,Wrought & Cast Iron Work for House Builders,

Water Wheels & Gearing, Bar Iron, Eic., Etc., Etc.

Diffusion Machinery in all its Branches.

l'EK " AUSTBLIA

1 A O I l O

low1, ttil mini 7

Ol t'iaii 1'uuieiNeo.

- These Fertilizers after actual liial

DKiny of the principal plantations

Black Silks,Black Grenadine,Bluck Satins,Black Cashmeres,Black Marinos,Black Nunsveiling,Black Fancy l.ibhonBlack Chambrie,Black Alpaca,Black Prints,

via

given most satisfactory results

Men's & Boy's Black Suits,Ladies' fc Children's S ho s.

A large assortment of White Goods, Cashmere Nunsveihng, Alpaca, Lawn,

Swiss, Musliug, Etc., hie.umliT all circumstances.

8. KUKLLCLl & CO.,toiler

mm 91

Till

LAKUE STOCK OF

GOODSBlack Laces,Black Kuehhig,Black Yeiliug,Black Cashmere Shawls,Black Kul Cloves,Black Silk Gloves,Black Hats,Black Caps,Black Crape,Black Hosiery, j

Dii

b;ive

Fort & Uot.-- t Sir-.!- .

sell

our

BAUtiALXS ABE OFFEHED

O O I ! :

Black Crape, good quality;

Black Frock Coats, broad cloth ;

Black l'iants, broad cloth ;

Black Stiff Hats,Black Hats,Black Ties of all kinds,

Men's Shirts, all quality and sizes;

Men's White Kid Gloves,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

BE TIMB !

B. 1 EHLBBS & CO. nule Atf.-iit- t IIhwhIiuii

PELIOM WATER WHEEL I

AFTER TAKlNti STOCK I.) LI EAT

tW Repairs of all kinds of Machinery done at; reasonable rates andIX ALL DEPAKTMEMS.

Full Line of P. D. & G. P. Corsets !

Large invoice of Black Hosiery for Ladies and Childrens,

Black Goods of all Description !

of Miss CLAKK. jpfjT Dressmaking under the management

If iu !tr(vt Neui- - ! oi-- i

X? I V C IBlack Silk Goods,Black Cashmere & Merino,Black Henrietta Cloths,Black Ginghams,Black Calicos & Ribbons,Black Silk Handkerchiefs,Mourning Linen Handkerchiefs,Black Silk Gloves &. Mitts,Black Kid Gloves,Black Hosiery, Ladies, Children's

and Men's,

NO W IS J

BOOK. AND JOB STOCK

BY EVERY STEAMER

at their

rtruin I TITl3 I

mm r fiUMI IceIn

NO. 71 QUEEN STREET,

Where they are fully prepared to do all

kinds of work in the latest styles, atthe shortest notice and at the

most Reasonable Kates.

Fine Job Wort in Colors a Specialty !

OSTER PRINTING

Executed iu the Most AttractiveManner,

BILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS

STATEMENTS, NOTSHEADS,

MEMORANDUMS, ETC.

1'riuted, and Blocked when desired.

Read the following partial list of spec-

ialties and get the IU i.i.ktin's prices be-

fore placing your orders. By so dolu

you will save both time and money.

Letter Heads,JSTote Heads,

Bill Hei'ds,Mcni'-randums- ,

Bills of Lading,Statements,

Circulars,Contracts,

Agreements,Shipping Contracts,

Check Books,Legal Blanks,

Calendars,Wedding Cards,

Visiting Cards,Business Cards,

Funeral Cards,

Admission Cards,Fraternal Cards,

1 inie Cards,Milk Tickets,

Meal Tickets,Theatre Tickets,

Scholarship Certilicates,Corporation Certificates,

Marriage Certilicates,

Receipts of all kinds,Plantation Orders,

Promissory Notes,Pamphlets,

Catalogues,Programmes,

Labels of every variety,Petitions in any language,

Envelopes it Letter Circulars.Spurting Scores Records,

Perpetual Washing Lists,General Book Work,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.,

fc2T Xo Jot) is allowed to leave the of-

fice until it gives eatisfaetiQii.

Have just received per German bark

"CUAItLOTTE,"

Per steamers, and other late arrivalsa large and complete assort-

ment of

DRY GOODS !

such as

Prints, Cottons, Sheetings,Denims, Tickings, Regattas,Dulls, Mor-quil- JNeiting,Curtains, Lawns, Linens,

A fine selection of

DRESS GOODS,Kciihyis. Ox Cord. Kto..

the latest styles. A splendidline of

Black & Colored Merinos & Cash-

meres,Flannels, Satins,Velvets & Plushes,Crape, Etc., Etc., Etc.

TAILORS' GOODS,

A full assortment ;

Silesias, Slccvelinings, Stifflioen,Italian Cloth, Moleskins,Corduroy, Pantstuff,Kammgarus & Buckskins,Serge, Etc., Etc., Etc.

CLOTHING-- ,

Over & Undershirts,Shawls, Blankets, Quilts,

Towels, Napkins,Tablecovers,

Handkerchiefs,Gloves & Mitts,Hosiery, Hals,Umbrellas, Ribbons,Laces, Embroidery,

RUGS and CARPETS,Cutlery, Jewelry,

Perfumery & Soaps,Pipes, Combs & Brushes,

FANCY GOODS,Buttons, Looking Glasses,Stationery & Notions, Threads,

Beit Eoglhii & Aubtralian Saddles,

Tape, Braids, Elastic,Accordeous & Harmonicas,

SOOTS & SHOES,Suaar, Rice & Coal Bags,Burlaps & Filterprcss (.'loth,

Sail Twine, Wrapping Twine,Wrmminir Pnner. Printing PaperVienna Furniture, Iron Bedsteads,Iron Garden r urniture,Iron Meal Safes, Etc., Etc,

PIANOS,From 0. Bechsteing & Ed. Seiler;

Asphalt uin Roofing, Roofing Slates,Firebricks, Fireclay,Portland Cement,Rocksalt, Cotton Waste,Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar, in

drums and barrels;Carbolineum Avenarius, a wood

preserving Paint Oil ;

Palm Oil, Cocoanut Oil,Ivegshooks,

1 Baxter Engine,Chamber Filterpresc, completeChamber Fillerpres9,coini)lete

Sugar Coolers, Galv'd Iron Tubs,Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Tinplates,Lciuipiiiics, Plain Galvanized Iron

Sheets, Charcoal Irons,Black Fence Vire, Steel Rails,

Fishplates, Bolts, Spikes,Steel Sieenprs, Coal Baskets,Market Baskets, Demijohns and

Corks,

GROCERIES,Blue Mottled Soap, Windsor Soap,Yellow Soap, Washblue, Cream of

Tartar, Curb. Soda, Vinegar,Stearin and Paratlin Candles,Camphor, Castor Oil, Hair Oil,

Epsom Salts, Lozenges, Chocolate,Braunkohl, Sauerkohl,Meatsausagcs,Liversausnges, Split Peas,French Peas, TaLdesalt, SardinesJams, Pickles, Salad Oil, Pepper,Mustard Condiment,Cocoa, Whole Bleached Ginger,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

IIiMrttl Wiitei'M,Ilarzer Kocnigsbrunnen,Joliannaberger Sauerling,

LIQUORS,Champagne, Port Wine, Sherry,Rhine Wine, Claret, Bitters,Brandy, Etc., Etc., Etc.,St. Pauli Beer, Furstenbrau,Pilsener & Bavarian Beers.

also

Hawaiian Snpr nl lice,Golden Gate, Diamond and

Eldorado Flour,Salmon, Corned Beef, Lard,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

Bir2r For sale on the most liberalterms and at lowest prices by

H. HACKFtlD & CO.31 w

ImIiukIr t.r the

DAILY BULLETIN

Steam Jell Prii1Ioh'icj:

This office having added a large varietyof the latest styles of

Elegant Type !

To Its Job Printing Room

Is better prepared than ever to executeall orders in that line, comprising:

Books, Pamphlets,Bill Heads,

Business Cards,Law Blanks.

Letter Heads,Circulars, Invitations,

Plantation Blanks,Banking Forms,

Wedding Cards,Calling Cards,

Posters, Handbills, Dodgers,

Programmes, Etc, Etc.,

- ALL AT LOW RATES.

U" Address

"Daily Bulletin Office,"

Honolulu.

MTE 3 IT

PLANING MILL. if

AluhcH, it sir i !t LEDWABB & HO WILL

Contruetorn A-- ll ' r.Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings;estimates given. Jobbing promptly at-

tended to. 70 King street. J '.ell Tele-phone No. 2. P. U. box 423. ap-5--

GEORGE LUCAS,

Contractor -- 43iR:i.:t' & Bulger.

Honolulu Steam PI 'liiug Mills, Espla-- 1

mde, B0110I11I14,

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Br.ukets, Window Frames, lilinclsjSashes, Poors, and all kinds of wood,work tlnish Turning, Scroll and BaudSawing. All kinds of Sawing andPlaning. Morticing anil Tenanting.fc$r Orders promptly attended to and

work guaranteed. Ordwrs from theother Islands solicited.

E. B.

Contractor Bui d",

Estimates Given on ' rick, Iron. Stone& Wooden Buildings. Jobbing

Attended to.

KEEPS FOB SALE

Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster of Pari',

Marble Dust, Wire Lalh,

California North Beach & Santa

Cruz Sand.

Quarry Tiles (ixfi - red, white and blue;Mintou, Plastic and Encaustic Tiles invarious patterns, all kinds of DrainageWa-e-

,

jHjjT Office Southeast corner Al-k- ea

and CJueeu streets.

Mutual TELEPHONES tST Bell 351

uin

NOTICE.

person or persons foundANY on the lands of Kukuluaeoand Koula. will lie prosecuted to thefull extent of the law7;t; lm Mits C. P. WAKD.

RKOWN LlItiflOItKS I

l)KOWX Leghorn Cocke.iff I' n Is l.'isa e. eiiaraeu eu

jr lliorouglltireu. Auures!---ii.i-- y

waiiau IMricli Farm.'' Ka- -idolaui Park; Mutual lelu- -

pboue 325. W

fcs2- f- Several hundred tons of different

grades are kept m stock hionr

warclmioe. We invite scrutiny and

only under a disiinct guarantee Unit

Fertilizers will hold fully tip to the

agreed formula..

fcj- f- For further particulars or for

orders address

UNION FEED CO.,

Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

IS tf-'- .l tf

WHITE'S EXPRESS

All Abo-r- for Waialua audWay Stations !

ummiv Honolulu RailwayI Marion at 1 f M on MON-

DAY'S, EDNESDAY.s and FRIDAY.- -

will eairv I'ussengers, Mail and SmallI'ackages fur Waialua.

Tvansf. r will be made at IVarl ( ity toWhite's l'ioiieer Express, w.nen wineoinmenoe to run Monday morning, Dee.2'Jiu.

si li. tickets from Honolulu tovv Iu In. luiMiilil at; Honolulu Railway Station for .?:!; round trip lickcts ."i.

Tin. 1 limi'iT Kxuiess will leave Wai -

lua in time to connect wiih the passen-irc- r

train leaving l'earU'ily for llono-r.- ,i

,,t i. m.. on TUESDAYS.TTH'ItsDAYSaiid SATL'RD YS, arriv- -

in" at Honolulu Station at A :;; r. !

hi. line will start from Waialuaon Tuesday, Dee. HO. Is'.lO.

n. K. DILLINGHAM,13 lm General-Manag- er O. L. & R. Co.

CDadex; -9

EC

CoTeol HpWtPiTB'r','MHIOIl'!""

OlttTANDMEDIfltlil-r'.-

ci2aSa3.,Wa5i'

HHt WALK BY

BENSON, ailTII CO.

FOKT STREET.7 tf

ni1. 1 GK

, i a xt i l i :i).Hon :lii!u, H. I., A San Francltco, Cal.

M. S. Giiiibanm President,C. ltolle

nt it Treasurer,A. Asehheiin Secretary,M. Louiss'iu Auditor.

M. S. (irinlwuiii i'o . (IA1). Ilono-hil- u.

II. I . and San l'raie ieii. Cal . hasassume'l the as et ami liahil'uies of M.

S. (irinliaum it Co and of C Unite, anduilleoniinue Hie general liusiiiess fm --

merly eauied on Uv those two linns.Honolulu. Feb. 3, 2H lm

Thoroughbred Poultry

ARTIES- ' of Fine p, n'tiy.

11 Pel St. k M' Mud. or Kic;:s forll itehimr. v ' ttt ' their inlcicsl toivnlc or im1 I I an I'r uici-- i (i at,1... .. u.,.. a Paul- - V:ir !." Aia- -

mi-da- al COT. JCa ""' v- a- il

at short notice.

Jewelry, Silverware,MANUFACTl HEB BY

M1ER8ITI I FIELD

11S MVTTKR T,Han rranclMCO. t Uullfor-i- a.

Christmas Novelties:Dinninnils. Watches.

Silverware, Silver Jewelry,Silver Mounted Canes,

Silvtir Mounted Umbrellas,Onyx Mantel ( 'locks,

Gold Pens & Pencils,

fine leu-tlie- CJooI- -,

Reliable Goods at Reasonable

l'BICKH I

sent to any address freeon retiuest.

jgrMail orders promptly and care-

fully executed.and Precious Stones

mounted in the latest styles.may

New Model Lunch Room,

Open All NlKlit I

Gentlemen :

Having fitted up the upper floor of

our premises as first-clas- s lunchroom, we are prepared to furnishmeals of the best the market affords;cooked to suit your taste. After thenext steamer, December 12th, we

will have constantly on nana rrozeiiOysters, Game, Etc., Etc., in theirseason.

g?"Ent.rance by step, mauka of

main entiance,

Hoping that you will give us acall we are respectfully yours.

732 lm

The Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at il HoursThe Finest Brands of

Alwujtx on Hand.

THOS. LINDSAY,

MANUFACTURING

Jeweler i WatclipmUerKIIKUI JEWELRY SPECIALTY.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.

B-- Particular attention pshl to all

kinds of reimlrs. jau 9-89

WEMER & To .

.llrniifaotuilns: Jrwellors.IJt. t3 HTItl-l-:-.- '.

Constantly on hand a large assortmentof every description of Jewelry.WatchesGold ind Silver Hated Ware, &o.

958 ly

W. K. SALTER,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

King street, : Honolulu. H. I.,(Next Geo. Lincoln's).

tojf Fine watch repairing a specialty.738 tf

NOTICE.

From and after this date wewill not be responsible for anyfreight after same has beenlanded. Partien to whomfreight i consigned must be atIhe landing to receive theirfreight.

WLLDEK'S S. S. Co.Honolulu, Sept- - 1, 1880. 660 tt

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United Stater,

Are now selling their Bonds, and upon easy terms. The additional fu-

ture of Insurance goes with every Bond.

The following are a few of the many attractive, fotnis offered by. this

original and progressive Company:

ENDOWMENT BONDS, 5 PER CENT. GUARANTEED FOH LIFE

INDEMNITY BONDS, 4 " " "

IMPROVED FREE TONTINES WITH LUCRATIVE OPTIONS.

ENDOWMENTS.PARTNERSHIP AND JOINT LIFE POLICIES.CHILDRENS' ENDOWMENTS, ETC.

The Company is equitable, its payments prompt and certain, and its

popularity unbounded.

From the Nem York Han, April Mi, 1890.)

The Lai--e-t lSusimns Evt r Traveled b a IM Ahsr.- i-

ance Company.Life Assurance Society of New

The new business of the EquitableYork for the first quarter of the present year is reported to exceed turnMillion Dollars. This is at the rate of two huM mdho.is of

iu the annals of life assurance.for the year, and is unprecedented

Information cheerfully furnished to any who will write to or call

upon the undersigned at his office.

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,General Aent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance So-ci-

of the TLB. 1;J1

JOHN NO FT,

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Granite, iron and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping: Goods,

i0.'3ISG. IDS, COPfl'K AST)

Shout Iron Wo --:

1--

Adilress,

BUL'ETI- - riMHISG CO.,

91 teea ttrcet, Hraolal- -, H. 1

railroutl.STAPLES it M MOM. S,

y tf. 1'ivprietors.