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Thames and Kersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, SG,124,057.

How York Lite Ins. Co.,

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IIONOLULI'.

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' Hacks Nos. 33, 45, G'J, 03, 07, 70, '3, 97, 19G

It. S. Moonr., Supt. W. H. Tayi.oh, l'res.

Rision Iron Works,

San Cal.Francisco, - -

-i- HJii.mnts ov

Improved Sugar Machinery

UOILEKS & ENGINES.

Pumping Machinery

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Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Fluming

DAVIDSON FTJMFS,JIATIIKSON LOOK-JOIN- T PIPK,

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XJ J jOL JLjAt McKinley Prices!

Departure Bay CoalAT

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BY AUTHORITY.

NOTICE TO VENDERS

Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise

Notice is hereby given that all applica-tions for Licences to Vend Goods, Wnreiand Merchandise of Foreign Importationmust hereafter ho made in writing andbworn to heforo some olncor authorized bylaw to administer onth.

Tho form of application under the Actapproved Dec. ID, lfc'J'.', inut bo Milistan-tiull- y

in tho following form, to wit:18!)..

To His ExcellencyThe Minister of tho Interior,

Sir:Tho undersigned respectfully makes

hereby an Application for aMerchandise License which expires

lb!).., and on his Oath deposesand say that tho total amount of .sales ofMerchandise for the year ending the dateof expiration of last license, as shown by

ltoulcs amounted to

($ ), boing an average of$ per month, and thotplace of business is at

, District ofIsland of , and thatdeals in , and that

domiciled iu this Kiug- -'dom and not Commercial Tra-veller nor Agent of anyForeign House, as such temporarily inthis Kingdom for tho purpose of solicitingOrders.

Sworn to befoic me this. . . .day of, A.D. lhll..

When application is made for a Licenseiu the name of a l'irm or Corporation, thesignature must be tho name oi tho Firm orCompany and that of the ollicer or mem-ber of .such Firm or Company duly autho-rized to sign the Firm or Company name.

0. N. WILCOX,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Olliee, .Ian. 3, lbUIJ.Ulo-T- it

WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section 1 of ChapterXXVI. of the Laws of lS8fi, all personsholding Water Privileges or those payingWater Kates, aro hereby notified that theWater Kates for the term ending June SO,

ISIKi, will bo due and payable at tho Olllecof the Honolulu Water Works on the 1stday of January, lb'JJ.

All such rates remaining unpaid forlifteen days after they arc duo will be .sub-

ject to an additional 10 peicent.itates arc payable at the Olliee of tho

Water Works in tho Kapuaiwa Ituilding.JOHN C. WHITi:,

Supt. Honolulu Water Works.Honolulu, H. I.. Dec. "I, lb!).'.

(Mi tf

Finance Department.

llimr.uj ok Ciisiomk, 1

HoNoi.ri.u, Jan. 0, 1WM.

CAPT. A. N. TK1PP has this day beenappointed Port Surveyor for the Port andCollection District of Honolulu, Oaliu, viceC. L. Crabbe, resigned.

A. S. CLKOHOltN,Collector-Ocucra- l,

Approved:P. C. JoNKh,

Minister of Finance.01(J--

IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Water Privileges, or thosepaying Water Itates, arc hereby notifiedthat tho Hours for using water for Irriga-.io- n

purposes aro from (1 to 8 o'clock a. m.,Hid I to i o'clock r. m., until further notice.

.JOHN C. WHITK,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved :

11. N. Wilcox,Minister of the Interior.

Honolulu, H. I., Jan. .1, 1B!U.U17-- tf

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BRANDS.

All llrands must, by law, beprior to July I, 1WJ.I, or they will be

forfeited, and can thereafter bo appro-priated by any ouo.

llegistratloii on Oahu shall be made atthe Interior Ofllee.

On the other Islands It shall bo done atthe Olllccs of tho several .Sherill's.

fi. N. WILCOX,Minister of the interior.

Interior Ollico, Dee, ', W.U. CisD-- tf

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxpayers are hereby notitied that onand after thu liftceiith day of this mouth,January, Unjitrceut will be lidded to alldelinquent taxes.

T.pA. LI.OVD,Deputy Assessor and Collector, Humilulu,

Approved:P. (J,. Jo.ni,

.Minister of I'lnauce.(II Mf

JS, N. K. KAKINA, L'., has this dayhfon appointed Notary Public for theI'Hth Judicial Circuit.

(I. N. WILCOX,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Ollleo, Jan. 10, IbUl,tfc0--

SHIPS O? THE FUTURE.

They Will Soon bo Built of Alumi-num Strongth and Iiightnosstho Objects.

Tho first regular Cutmrdur in 1840

was tho Britannia, 21)7 by 31 by 22,tonnngo 50."0, horso-pow- 710, saystho St. Jnmos Budget. Tho latestwill bo 600 foot long, (15 foot wide,and about 1.1,000 tons gross register,with a propelling force of, sa 15,-(X-

horses nominal. Both tonnageand etigino havo thus enormouslyincreased in a few years' time, cl

tho imagination or belief ofmen now living; while the generalinereaso in our mercantile marinemay bo interestingly noted by com-paring tho size of Lloyd's Registerof 1831 an octavo volume of 7 J byo hy 1.J inches with tho two fineqttaftos'of tho year 18D2, and 11 A by10 by 2 inches, giving full particu-lars "of "tho 11,1100 steamships andsailing vessels, representing some11,928,(521 tons, which mako up thefleet of Great Britain and hor colo-nies!

Tho pleasure ''steamship of thofuture" is a vast structure built of ametal combining almost unlimitedstrength with undreamt of lightness.Her dimensions will approximatelybo three- times greater than thesteamship Campania namely, 1S00feet ly 1!)0 feet, and she will" be soconstructed that, like the well-know- n

polype Hydra of our ponds, shouldshe by any possibility bo damaged1)3' collision or stranding, each partof her would live and maintain asoparato existence tho outcome oftho "cellular" system, of which wonow see but tho initial application.

Save for four towering but slenderpoles, doing duty for signalling andeffect, tho Alunnuia willbo mastless;but her gigantic oval-shape- d "smoke-stacks" will break tho monotony ofan outline which otherwiso willroughly resemble tho Crystal Palaceat Sydenham as it was originallybuilt minus its transepts and watertowers. Steam and electricity com-bined will be utilized to drive thismighty mass at great speed throughtho waters; three, if not six, propel-lers being called into requisition fortho purpose. A perfect system ofventilation, sanitation, water supply.lighting, heating and cooking willreign throughout tho noble vessel;illumination and tho preparing offood being effected entirely by thoaid of tho goddess "Eloetra."

A hotel like tho Motropolo will botho model upon which tho domesticarrangements of this singular steam-ship will bo based. There will bopublic dining and drawing rooms,accommodation for private parties,ladies' boudoirs, snuggeries for smok-ing, billiard-room- s (practicable iulino weather), a library alliliated withMudio's, a duly licensed place ofworship, a concert-roo- m and theater,a tennis court, a rifle gallery, agymnasium and every possible andimaginable facility for athletic exor-cise and recreation. But the mainfeature will bo tho general divisionof this floating palaco into tenementsor Hats complete in themselves, andconsisting of say two good-size- d sittin-

g-rooms and four or live bed-rooms, with domestic otlices at-tached.

These will bo taken by tho year,leased or sold in perpetuity to fam-ilies desirous of tho advantages butnot possessing tho means of keepingup a yacht, but who will readily paya largo rental for tho privilege ofhaving a homo all tho year roundwhich they can join at any port,sublet if thoy choose, and wherethey can always enjoy congenialsociety amid varied scones in agonial climate. Tho route of thoAluminia will bo determined by bal-lot; tho general service will bo as atany largo hotel ashore. A round ofamusements will bo provided, andfamilies will bo able to preservestrict privacy or join tho generalthrong, as thoj desire.

Tho one thing strictly prohibitedon board will bo private pianos andtho introduction of domestic pots,such as oats and dogs. No postmanor telegraph boy will over interrupttho rouosoof these marine domiciles.Seasickness will practically be ban-ished, and those who hereafter "godown to tho sea in ships" and "dobusiness iu great waters" will, inpassing tho "steamship of tho fut-ure," salute with mingled astonish-ment and reverence the ideal of SirThomas Moore's "Utopia" riding insilont and resistless majesty over thoconquered wavenof theonco-intract-abl- o

ocean.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

Boot Beer on draught at Benson,Smith it Co.'s.

C. J. McCarthy has lots on Lilihustreet for sale.

After shaving use Cucumber SkinTonic. Benson, Smith A: Co., Agents.

Sunburn relieved at once by Cu-cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith X Co.,Agents.

Dr. McLennan, lill Fort streot,above Hotel. Chronic and Sugicalcases. Mutual Telephone (182.

The Honolulu Dairy have put iu aCreamery will deliver fresh creammorning or afternoon to suit cus-tomers,

Mechanics' Home, fill and (tl Hotelstreet. Lodging by day, week or111011111251'. and MA', a night; $1and $1.25 a week.

The Daily Bulletin it delh'trcd bycamera for 00 cetil per moiilk

StBtttStMtHStlitKStBKSSBSfKtfBKSMMM

Egg BY AUTHORITY.

it." Hor Majesty's Ministers delro to ex-

press tholr appreciation lor tho qulot andorder which 1ms prevailed In this commu-

nity slneo tho events of Saturday, mnl nrc

authorized to say that the position takenby Hor Majesty In regard to tho promulga-

tion ot a New Constitution, was nndor

stress ot Her natlvo subjects.

Authority is given for tho assuranco thatany changes desired in tho fundamentallaw of the land will bo sought only by

methods provided in tho Constitutionitself.

Her Majesty's Ministers requests all

citizens to accept tho assuranco of HerMr.jcsty in the same spirit in which it

given.

(Signed) LTLIUOKALANI,

" S.Mt!Ft. P.UIKFK,

Minister of Foreign Affairs.

" V H. CoHNttFLL,Minister of Finance.

" John F. Colkcrn,Minister of the Interior.

" A. F. Pkttuson,Attorney-Genera- l.

Iolani Palace, January 10, 189J.6.'5-- 3t

It has pleased Her Majesty the Queento appoint the following named gentlemento be tho members of Her Cabinet:

His Excellency HON. SAMUEL PAR-KER, Minister of Foreign Allairs, viceMark P. Robinson, Esq.

His Excellency HON. JOHN F. COL-BUR-

Minister of tho Interior, viceGeorge N. Wilcox, Esq.

His Excellency Col. the HON. Y. H.CORNWELL, Minister of Finance, viceP. C. Jones, Esq.

His Excellency HON. A. P. PETER-SON, Attorney-Genera- l, vice Cecil Brown,Esq.

Iolani Palace, January 13, IS')!.1525 lt-l-"lt

The follow ing appointments of Clerks inthe Judiciary Department have beenmade:

Mr. Henry Smith, Clerk of the Judi-ciary Department.

Messrs. r. W. Wurdenberg and GeorgeLncas, Deputy Clerks of the JudiciaryDepartment for tho First Circuit.

Mr. Goodale Armstrong, Deputy Clerkof tho Judiciary Department for the bec-on- d

Circuit.

Mr. Daniel Porter, Deputy Clerk of theJudiciary Department for the Third andFourth Circuits.

Mr. R. W. T. Purvis, Deputy Clerk ofthe Judiciary Department for the FifthCircuit.

The Clerk of the Judiciary Departmentis clerk ex officio of all the Courts of Record,and the Deputy Clerks for the First Cir-

cuit are also Clerks of the Supreme Court.

Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, Jan. 1(1, lb!).:!.

0i'.-- 5t

NOTICE TO VENDEES

Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.

Notice, is hereby given that all applica-tions for Licenses to Vend Goods, Ware-an- d

Merchandise of Foreign Impoitationmust hereafter be made in writing andsworn to before some oilieer authorized bylaw to administer oaths.

Tho form of application under the Ac:approved Dec. 19, 1802, must be substan-tially in tne following form, to wit:

189.To His Excellency

Tho Minister of the Interior,Sir:

Tho undersigned respectfully makeshereby an Application for aMerchandise Lictnso which expires

1S9.., and on his Oath deposesand says that the total amount of sales olMerchandise for the year ending the dateof expiration of last license, as shown by

Books amounted to

(? ), being an averago of$ per month, and thatplace of business is at

, District ofIsland of , and thatdeals in , and that

domiciled in this King-dom and not Commercial Tra-veller nor Agent of anyForeign House, as such temporarily inthis Kingdom for tho purpose of solicitingOrders.

Sworn to before me this. day of, A.D. 1K0 .

When application is made for a LicenseIn tho name of a Firm or Corporation, thesignature must be the name of thu Firm orCompany and that of the olllcer or mem-ber of such Firm or Company duly autho-rized to sign the Firm or Company name.

G. N. WILCOX,Minister of thu Interior.

Interior Office, Jan. 3, 1893.

01S-5-t

Finance Department.

Buiikau or Customs, 1

HoAoi.ui.il, Jan. It, 160.1. )

0APT. A. N. TRIPP has thla day beenappointed Port Surveyor for the PortundCollection District of Honolulu, Oahu, viceO, L. Crubbe, resigned.

A. H. OLKGHORN,Collector-Genera- l,

Approved:P. C. Junks,

Minister of Finance,Ul0-3- t

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SEALED TENDERS

Will bo received at tho Otllce of tho RoadSupervisor, in tho Knpuaiwa Building,until THURSDAY, Jan. "lith, at 12 o'clocknoon, for furnishing to tho Honolulu RoadBoard at Honolulu, tho following Items ofTools and Materials ns per schedules here-with for six months from date, viz:

Oos per do,Oo Handles . . doPick do doMattock do . doWheelbarrows. ,. Iron Tray

do Wood Bolteddo Trajs Wood

Black Blasting Ponder 'J5 lbs. kegGiant do do fiOlbs. boxes or KigFuse and Giant Powder Caps per boxLard Oil pur en soBlack Oil perbbl.Machine Oil per gal. or bbl.Cylinder Oil doRope, Manila per collWaste per baleNails, Galv., ltd per keg

do 8d dodo lOd dodo I'M dodo 20d dodo . do

Spikes, Galv I to 7 in.Nails, Iron, 00d per keg

do Od dodo 8d dodo KM todOd do

Leather Harness , ..... . . per lb.do Saddle per lb.

Buckets, Galv., 1'--', II and 1(1 In pur do?

Sperm Oil per gal.Axlo Urease, Everlasting & Dickson's,.... . . per caseCarbolincuiu and Fraer's Coil Tar

pur bbl.Horseshoe Null, Putnam, No. 08, No.

2.i ... . ... HoHorseshoes, Perkins, No. 100 BoKerosene Oil per case, 10 eases lotHunt's Aes, Handled . pel do.Shovels, Patent, Long Handles do

do Handles, Patent, Long andShort Handles. ... . . do

Shovels, Putent, Short Handles . doPicks, Hunt's doMattocks, Hunt's . . . . doHinges, Galv., 8 to 12 in per do., prs.

do Iron, 12 in .. .. dodo do 8 in do

N. W. Lumber, Timber Mft.do do Plank . . .dodo do Boards .. . . . do .

do do Scantling . .. . dodo do 1x3, lxl and lx." do

R. R. W. Lumber, Timber dodo do Boards . dodo do Battens . dodo do Split Posts Each

It. W. Shingles ..per M

Cedar do .. . . doPadlocks pel do.Galv. Iron Roofing, 5, 0, 7 and 8 per lb.

do Ridging . pur ft.Oak Plank, 2J to 3 in . doAustralian Coal 2210 lbs. to tonDeparture Bay Coal doBlacksmith Coal . per tonHubs ) per do.Felloes Damn Cart Sut s doSpokes ) .. doBar Iron, Round and Flat, Refined

porlb.Portland and German Cement ..per bbl.Red Bricks per M

Lime . per bbl.Haines. . pel pi.Dump Cart Saddles EachHorse and Mule Collars dobeythes . . . .per do,Scythe Handles . . ... per do,Sledge Hammers per lb.Files ... Ass't SizesLanterns pur do,Lead per 11).

Washers, Ass't Sizes per pkg.Screws, do . doCarriage Bolts, do do

All bids must be endorsed 'Tenders forTools and Materials, Honolulu RoadBoard."

All supplies must be delivered withinOne Mile of the P. O. free of charge, andall the above supplies must bo subject tothe Road Supervisor's npprowd.

The Road Board do not bind themselvesto accept the Ion et or any bid.

By order of the Honolulu Road Board.W. H. CUMM1NGS,

Road Supervisor, Honolulu.Honolulu, January 12, ltiiM.

CM-2- v

WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section 1 of ChapterXXVI. of the Laws of lsb'J, all personsHolding Water Privileges or those paj ingiVatcr Rates, are heicby notified that theWater Rates for the term ending June 30,leiM, will be due and payable at the Olliceof tho Honolulu Water Works on the 1stday of January, Ib'JJ.

All such rates remaining unpaid forfifteen days aftor they are duu will be sub-ject to an additional 10 percent.

Rates are payable at tho Office of theWater Works in the Kupuaiwa Building.

JOHN C. WHITK,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Honolulu, H. I.. Dec. 21, lb')-- '.GOO if

IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Water Privileges, or thosepajing Water Rates, are hereby notifiedthat the Hours for using water for I ruga-Jo- n

purposes are from 0 to 8 o'clock a. m.,Hid 4 to(i o'clock r. m., until further notice.

JOHN C. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved :

G, N. Wn-tox- ,

Minister of tho Interior.Honolulu, H. L, Jan, 5, lb'.H.

017-- tf

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BRANDS.

All Brands imiHt, by law, bejrior to July 1, 18')J, or they will be

forfeited, and can theiuafter bu uppio-prlute- d

by any ono.Registration on Oahu shall bu made at

thelntuiiorOllicu.On tho other Islands It shall bu done at

tho Olllces of thu several Sherills.O. N. WILCOX,

Minister of thu lnteiloi.Interior Otllec, Dec. '., 1WU. tnlMf

Thu public are cordially invited to bepresent at the Prorogation of thu Legisla-tive Assembly by Her Majesty thu IJucuii,at 12 o'clock noon, on SATURDAY, thu11th day of January, 1b!) I. Ushers will buin attendance to receive visitors,

(I. N. WILCOX,MlnUlur of the Inteilor.

Interior Otllce, January Li, IbOJ.

tW.'.'t

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxpayers arc hereby notified that onand after tho llftttnlh daj of this month,January, ten per cent will bo ndded to alldelinquent taxes,

T. A. LLOYD,Deputy Assessor and Collector, Honolulu,

Approved :

P. 0. Jo.ms,Minister of Finance.

(Ill-t- f

S. N. K. KAKINA, Est)., has this daybeen appointed Notary Public for thuFifth Judicial Circuit.

G. N. WILCOX,Minister of the InUrlor.

Interior Olllcc. Jan. 10, 1M)1.

it.ii-:-- !!

M. II. REFTER, Esq., has this dn beenappointed Notaiy Public of the SecondJudicial Circuit.

JOHN V. COLI1U1JN,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Olllcc, Jan. 1(1, 18')!.(l2'-:- it

THE DAILY BULLETIN.

Plcilfjctl to neither Sect uor Party,

lint Kituhlhlinl for the liniefil of All,

--MONDAY, JAN. JO, 18SKJ.

Mr. Daniel Logan, tho editor ofthe Bult.ltix, is now confined to hishouse I)- - an attack of malarial fever.Fiom present indications he will notbo able to return to business againbefoio the end of the week.

Mass meetings of citizens will beheld this afternoon both at theArmory and 1'alace Square. Thesmallness and close, relationship, asit wete, of our island communitymake mountains out of niolo-hill.- s.

Tho steamer Zambesi, whieh isopectod to bo tho pioneer ship inthe lino between British Columbia,Washington and Honolulu, is bylate advices in a better conditionthan was expected, and thoro arehopes that she will bo hero in thenear future.

Tho news rocohod by tho Alamedarelatiu) to tho health or Ameiica'swell-know- n statesman, Hon. James(Jr. Blaine, is to the oiFect that hehad suffered another serious relapseand all hopo of recovery was (Jan-

uary Dili, 2 a.m.) abandoned. Ha-waii

'has good reason to evtend her

sympathy to tho American nation,in its expected loss.

A straw slight as it is, has oftenbeen regarded as capable of indicat-ing tho diiection of the wind. Thefollowing wisp of news from a Japanose paper, telling of a new indus-try,

I

which Japanese mei chants liaefound foretells Hawaii's oentualposition as a grand distiibutingcentra for the mid-Pacifi-

Hawaii's demand for coal, theShogyo says, has ery much increas-ed and her cousumpt ion now is notless than 2(),(XM) tons a month. Thisis supplied from Aniei ica and Aus-tiali- a,

but tho Japane-- o propose tojoin in the competition. SomeTokioand Yokohama nioichants contem-plate making dial exports, and incase of a faorablo reception to legu-larl- y

export to the islands.

Tho following By Authority noticehas just been issued by Her Maj-esty's Ministers:

Hor Majesty's Ministois desire tooxpiess their appreciation for thoquiet and older which has prevailed i

in this community since tho owntsof Saturday, and aio authoiied tos.iy that tho position taken by HerMajesty in icgard to the promulga-tion of a new Constitution, wasunder stres--s of Ilcrnntho subjects.

Authoiity isgixeu for thu assur-anco that any changes desired intho fundamental law of tho land willbo sought only by methods providedin (ho Constitution itself.

Her Majesty's Ministers requestall citizens to accept the assuianceof Her Majesty in tho same spii it inwhich it is given.

A NEW LAWSUIT ON HAND,

Or, Parody on

Jhj Johuion the Shirt JAmii.

Now there is a man with a gieat hg i;all,If j on look at him he'll commence lo luwl.Hu had soiuu Shirts and wanted them flstdHut without thu money hu could not do

ni, ulx,Ho stalled hi and tiled his ueie,Hut the lool.M of him would not serve.Uu tried with u lawsuit Imt wlthuut sue- -

"H,TImttllttv man will die like the lest,tiivo mo mj hhutsor in an lioui I'll mho,It will cuit mo nothing hut hu ileal-fo- i juu,Kor I hau u j mil and In jail you'll ko,And when you aiu thuiu on'll have no

hou.He tried his dirt Kiunohut ll did not work.Ho got hit in thu neck and n good haul

lurk",ilo feuls an mho in a lepei tase,Hu in mi ashamed to look in our fare..MoitM Do others in tlnj will do ,m.

Johnson tho Shiil Maker is at thecoiner of King and Alaliea streets,whore he makes all kinds of Shirts toorder and guarantees a lit, it don'tcost any more to hae your shiitsmade to older than joii pay for yourold Htoie and factory made goods.Now please bear this in mind midgio tin a call. Satisfaction guaiau-teed- .

JOHNSON,Cor. King and Alakea Stn.

A'. II. No Uluffs Itdfii in I'nymrntfor Shirt.

rniii: wKnicijYmTri.mN-- w col- -

1 uiuiiaof IntcrostiiiK UcadliiK Wattur.UlumlMti luullvd to furuiKU countrluau.

A Petition to Hor Majesty.

Tho I'alnoo was visited by n largognllioriiif of native pi'oplo and

Nobles and HcpiesentaUvos,on tho afternoon of Saturday last,who were present to witness the pre-sentation to llor .Majesty of a peti-tion for a now Constitution. Afterhomo delay, Her Majestv waited up-on tho people in the Blue Hootn andaddressed thorn as follows:

1'fiiwrx, Xoblri ami lleprrientativrs:1 ham listened to the thousands

of mv people that have eonio to me,and 1 am prepaied to grant theirtentiest. '1 lie pic-ou-t Constitutionis lull of defeets, as the ChieC Jus-tice hero will testify, as questionslefMtdiug it. hae so often come bo-fo- ie

him for sell lenient. It is sofaulty that t think a new one shouldbe ytantod. I hae prepaied one, inwhieh the rights of all have been

a constitution Milled to thewishes of the people. 1 was readyand expected to pioelaim tho nowconstitution to-da- as a suitable oc-casion for it, and thus satisfy thewishes of my dear people. But, withdeep legiot,' 1 say that 1 havo metwith obstacles that prevent it. Ho;tunitoyour homes peaceably andquietly and continue, to look towaidsme. and I will look towauls you.Keep mo oer in your loo. I

must confer with my Cabinet, andwhen, after joii leturn home, youmay see it, reecho it ginciously.

ou liae mv loo and with sonow1 now dUnii ,l

"In bminj: a cough medicine forchildien, ivs 11. A. Walker, a prominent (linguist of Ogden, Utah,"necr lie an aid to nuy unauiDor-lain'- ?

Cough Kemedy. Tlieie is nodanger from it and lelieC is alwayssine to follow, f paiticulaily

Cliambei Iain's because T

hao found it to be safe and leliable.It is intended especially foi colds,cioup and whooping cough." fiO

cent bottles Tor salo by all dealers.Penson, Sinilh & Co., Agents for thoHawaiian Islands.

6 6 A s.-, ,,, sm.JL

auKiisbeVr.tg- 99

FlowerThis is the query per-Wh-at

is petually on your littleboy's lips. And he is

It For? no worse than the big-ger, older, balder-heade- d

boys. Life is an interrogationpoint. What is it for? we con-- Itimtally cry fiom the ciadle to theg:ave. So with this little introduc-- jtoi y sermon xvctui n nndnsk: "Whatis August Flower rou ?' ' As easilyausAveicu as asiccu : n is lor Dys-pepsia. It is a special lemedy forthe Stomach and Liver. Nothingmore than this ; but this brimful.We believe August Flower curesDyspepsia. We know it will. Wehave reasons &r knowing it. Twentyyears ago it stai ted in a small countrytown. To-da- y it has an honoredplace in every city and country store,possesses one of the largest manu-facturing plants in the country andsells every where." Why is this? Thereason is as simple as a child'sthought. It is honest, does onething, and does it right along itcures Dyspepsia. QG. G. GKI.i: Sulc Mnii'fr.Wooilbury.NJ.

LOST

riM'KhDAY XldllT, .I.VNUAUY 10, A1 Cud (use (PotKet Hook), loniaiiiinu;

Mi)iu', ami r.tpets; t lit under will lie ilieiulh l'cn.udcd In Ic.miigut thu Hi ill TI.N

Ollke. (l.'l-'- lt

LOST OR DESTROYED

us. 57 axdwixii:Cu:i!TincATi:s in the ISutisli Club.'1 r.uisfer stoppul. If found lotuin to

i:om:i:r halssim: vn,(.'l-l- t W.iiahm.

WANTED

ri'llNMSIlLD COT-r-x.

fane, t! Itiionis .mdIt ttli. Aildiess '.p. O.llox lis." .JS-- h

. SALE

AriNi:andor.vn.i:

I'Ii.k loll 4&lieen iliivcu hj .1 I idy , JK?will lie -- old uhe.iii, Ap- -

"X," 111 III UN .- - c--?

Ollice. Ul

mehting ktotioe,

will in: a n;r,n (w1 tin I '.ii.n of I ( ii t ill i:aiiiinuis at

the Ollice of thu liu.uil of Health, SATL'lt-DA-

.Ian lilsr, ai .1. 10 o'clock i". m.llOH'l. W. AMIUihON,

li.'.l-7- t Heeictarj.

notici: TO STOCKHOLDERS.

(r TWO AXI)AUIVIHLVI)tin the Stock of the

.Mutiid leleplimiu 'nn!ptii will lie paidat Ihe (IMiie nf tlio'Tiiiisiner of thu loin-p.i- n.

on MONDAY, the IMh lust.0. O, ltLliiil.li,

'lieasinei,Iloiioluhi, .tun, 1U, Is'M. liJI-.'- it

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

rpni: inti:i:j:st in ti Ii: I'lltM OI'M.X Phillips ,v Co. of Mi. i iiliiiaml Sclilts- -

iliKur and .Mi. sjniomim i.u-s- cr cea-t- sthis das In limilatioii. 'J hu huslucM. will

he continued as lien toftuc h Ml. Mmkn(iiti'ii mnl Mi- -. Ku.ih I'hiilii.-- , who nowtoiisiitiitu tin said 111 Hi. TJiiodoiti I',Lilli-ili- ami Mniiuie Phillips .lie i.u-l- i

aiithoiitd to -- iirn nii Him n.iiiu lis specialpower of atioinuj, Mr. LuisiiiK aetini; asMiiiim:i-I'- . m. I'M i i.i.i in , ti,

Iloiioluhi, II I, J)ee. II, U'lJ. (Ill-J-

SEED COCOANUTSA hinall Lot of the Xottd

Niu Lea or Dwarf CoooanutJiM II i veil fiom Samoa, iiImi

a lot of

ASSORTED VARIETIES OF UOCOANUTS.

SCf 1 In s( Sets ale (Ulcfulh seltettdfoi iliiiiliiit.' ami an iii,l lx-- mi i ii; tonpiuul. A plmtiijti.iiili nl the Dwarf Coi oa-n-

ma he -- i i o at tin sioic of

H. E. MoINTYRE & BRO,irjj-iiv- v

Hawaiian Baitore Co., L'J

Saturday, Jan. 1.',, 1S03.

The happenings at the bighouse during the past six

months (by happenings we

mean the many changes madein the Ministers), reminds us ofthe two men who were wad-

ing the San tee River. Thereis a swamp six miles wide oneach side of it, and when themen had got about half waythrough one said to the other,"Bill, I'm blowed if I don't be-

lieve we've struck this ereriver lengthways." If therehappens to be a tourist in thecity who found the climate andhis surroundings sufficientlyagreeable to keep him herefrom start to finish of the Leg-

islature, he will feel, as did theindividual mentioned above,

that he struck Cabinet form

ing lengthwise.

It's about the same with ourstock of goods, no matterwhich way you take it you feel

that you've struck it the longway it's the biggest in townand from it the mercantilebusiness in the other islandsis supplied. And we violateno confidence when we assertthat about four-fifth- s of theindividual consumers in Hono-

lulu get their supplies for thehouse from this same source.

Last week we said a word

or two about plantation sup-

plies and mentioned, incident-

ally, plows. We are fond ofmaking statements and doublyso when we are able to verifythem the next week. Here is

an instance, The person who

doesn't want to hear should

put'dn ear nfu'ffs:

"We are so well pleasedwith your 14-inc- h HendryBreaker that we are by thismail ordering, through ouragents, two more, one 14 inchand one 16 inch. The pieceof ground we are using thisone on is full of stone andsoon uses our other plows up,but yours stands the roughwork well and turns the sodwhen the others only "root."

"Yours truly,Signed: "H. Lidgati:,

"Manager Hamakua Plan'th."January 8, 189.3."

We've told stories of this

character so often during the'past year, that it is getting to

be as much of'an old friend as

the tale at the head of this

column, but they have an

ama.in' influence on the plow

trade. Nine people out of

ten will accept the assuranceof a person using an articlerather than listen to the manwho is selling the goods.Realizing this to be a fact webuy good things and rely upontheir good service to adver-

tise for us, as in the case ofthe Aermotor and sundryother specialties which Ave

have put before the public.The result is that the peoplefrom Niihau to Hawaii singthe praises for us.

We have a corner on thebest brands of Manila rope.We sell it lower than anyother good rope can be soldin Honolulu. Private familieshave little use for it, but plan-tations and vessels do. Wecan supply them from thesmallest size up to cjinch.

The French rat traps andbar glassware arrived to day.

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'dUppodltu bprcukult' lllouk,

Fort Street.

For Gentlemen:NLCKAVKAlt,COLLAHB,SHUtTS,HATS, Ktc.

For Boys :

A SPKCIALLINE OKHOYS'SUITS.

For Ladies :

SK1KTi:.MHitoinr,nn:s,KlGUllKI) lixi:x,LAWNS,HOhinitY.

A Full Lino ofwooi.r.xDKKSS GOODS,UIXUHAMS,BP.I'HYHB,xux's viniiiSG,r.TC, Ktc, Ktc.

73 I' OUT STItnCT.

Bruco & A. J. Carlwright.

To Let or Lease

At Prices to Suit the Times.

NO. 1

rrUIAT 1'LHASAXT SUBJL urh.m Cottaue on Nmv:M&E2bami sticct, aclioinini? thu m iwsaj.residence of Mr. Thoniii se"H22:Sorcnson, nicely appointed and witliugrcu-nhl- o

Miiioundiiijc, tuitud to a small familyand within an cnj remove fiom the heatof thu City. Teinis $1S per month.

NO. S.rpHAT VLItY HKSllt- - A

X ahlc Ilesidcncuatprc- -sent occupied by .lames e?aiiiij',vigLLove ns a homestead, situ- - ftliJjLLCTETate on King stiect opposite thu resulencoof Dr. H. 1'. Andrews. Houso contaiiiMLargo I'.ulor, Dinitig-iooi- n, 15 LaigolJed-loom- s,

Kitchen, etc. Itoomy Stables andServant'" (Juaiten in luar; only 1U min-utP- i'

walk to thu Tost Ollice.given in Maieh, lvij. WU-t- f

3STO. 3.THAT COMMODIOUS1 andTwo-sioi- y Ilrick lliuldiiurwith Pleasant Hionnds.formerly thu resident o of thu late 11. J.Hart, sitnatu on Xuuami Avenue belowSchool bticct. Teinis easy. (i2,!-- tf

XOTL Iteforo seeking or closing bar-gains elsewheie, it will pay jou to scan ourcolumn, and to at once, consult the under-signed at their ollice.

CGF-- keep propel ty in first-cla- s con-dition. Our teims aro moderate and nslandlords wu will always bo found leason-abl- o

"in our dealings.

& Apply in each case to

BRUCE or A. J. CARTWKIQH'f,

"Caitw right linilding," Merchant stiect.W'l-t- f

The following choice bit of word paintingOccun in Hawthorne's Marble Kami:

" Women bo they of what eaithlv ranktl.m. ,.,n, li,. (..mi. rrtftml .,......If 1, l II t f ill ,,"f ni...IHUI ill,.., nunuiui f.i.i.. niu ..ivgenius, o"r endowed w ith aw ful beauty, havenlwns some little handiwoik ready to fillthe tiny gap of every vacant moment. Aneedle is tamlliar to the lingers of them all.Aipiecn, no doubt, plies it on occasion; thowoman poet can use it as adroitly as herpun; thu woman's ujo, that has discovereda new star, turns from its glory to send thupolished little instrument gleaming alongtho hum of her keruhiof, 01 to dam a casualfray in her dress. And they havo greatlytho athantage of us in this respect. Thuslender thrcid of silk or cotton keeps themunited with the small, familiar, gentle

life, the continually opeinting in-

fluent cs of w hich do so much foi thu healthof the character, ami carry oil' what wouldothuiwiMi bu a dangeious accumulation ofmorbid .sensibility. A vast deal of humansympathy runs along this eleutiiu line,s'tietehing from thu tliiono to tho wiekeichair of the humblest seamstress, andkeeping high and low in a species of com-munion with their kindred buings."

Housewives, while you ply the needle,have jou over rellectctl on the vicissitudesof life? feeu to it that jour husbands pro-vide for the future weltaro of their familiesbv at once applving for a 1'olioy in theL'QUITAlil.i: I'.IFi; ASSUltA.NCi: SO-

CIETY of tho United btates. Ko moresuitable gift could be olleied to you.

BRUCE & A. J. CARTWRIGHT,

Gcneial AgeutB for the Hawaiian Islands,Dipiltablu Lifu Assuranco Society of theUnited States.

MARSHAL'S SALE.

VIRTUE OKA WRIT OF EXECU- -thin issutd out of thu bnpitiinu Court,

on tho llth day of Detembtr, A. D. lh'U,against A. F. Clonsalvos, defendant, infavm of J..C. Quintal, plaintill, for tho sumof $." Iu.;i0, I hae levied upon and shall

for salo at the Police Station, in thellistiiet of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at 12o'clock ot WLD.NKhDAY, the Jflth day of.Innuarj , A. 1). In'H, to thuhightst bidder,all the right, title and interi st of tho saidA. !', (loUMiilen. defendant, in and to thefollowing properU, unless said judgm"iit,intticst, eo-t- s and m, expenses be

paid.List (it proper!) for sale:All of the light, title and interest of A.

K. Consul vus in ucituin house-lot- s togethefwith the buildings theieon, hltuato on thewest side of Punchbowl stieet, in Hono-lulu, adjoining tho lio.wil School piuiuises,being piemihCscoveicd bj Apana a of R.P. do.', L. C. A. 2Jr, to Kuaumono Kitmo-ha- i,

and dul.N coiivued to said A. I' lltm-salve- s,

etcupting thcrefrolii a lot contain-ing .(17 of luiaeroon the noitherly comerheietofoie dtih convo.ved to Manuel (Va-

rolii, subject to a nioitgagoof ifllluu to thePoitllgucse Benevolent boclety, datedMaich lh, IMU, iccotdetl In Liber Ul, pagu

CHAS. B. WILSON,Miiibhal,

Honolulu. Deo. 27. 1812. (Ill) 4t

Pure & Fresh Machine-mad- e Poi

FOR, SALEIn ipiautltltis to suit pihatu fauiillcs or

ludildiial coiinumuih.

THE HAWAIIAN FRUIT & TARO CO,,

Cor. Queen and Alakea tx.

W. WILSON,r-- P. O. llo 1IMI. .Miumgci',

Boll Tolophono B38,Dally Jlulklln, CO vtntt a munth,

delivered free.

Golden Rule m1MR,

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop.

Spectacles g Eye Glasses

TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS

AT CASH PRICKS

Ctf" Dilllcult cases carefully tested bytho Patent Dloprlu JJyumuter.

DOMESTIC

Sewing Machines

WITH

Lock & Chain Stitch Combined.

Croquet Sets from $1.50 Up.

QTJIT.AJR.J3Ktc, Ktc, Etc., Etc.

To Let or Lease.

TO LET

A NICELY FUHXI.SH-c- dHouso near town.

Hmiuiro at llui.i.r.TiN Olllcc. rijrS5f'I3i- -(ill-t- f

TO IiET.

rpWO NICELY FUR-- X

nisheJ Rooms, cen-trally located. Inquire atBulletin Olllcc 3o3-- tf

TO RENT

HOUSE ON KIXAU,Pensacola street.

Inquire ofi;. K. 111S.MIU1,

(!07-- tf Haw aiian Hardw aro Co.'s store.

HOUSE OF FIVErooms, on Mauazine

street, with Datluoom, pat-ent

IPlJajHrI4S&-- 'W. 0., etc. Commandsone of the linest view s in Honolulu. Applyto (477-t- f) J. Sf. VIVAS.

TO LET.

NICE COTTAOH ONA Uerttania sticct, nearl'hlvoi street, containing iuA.Parlor, 2 Bedrooms. Bathroom, Dmingrooni, l'antry ami Kitchen,Servant's room, Carriage House, Stable, etc.Tr.itnu.iis piss every 'JO minutes. Apjuy atotlice of this paper." 458-- tf

TO LET.

TO LET ONKing Btrcet, lately oc-

cupied by Mrs. Fleming,containim; Two Bedrooms,I'ailor, Dimngioom, Kitchen nnu Bath-room; also stables, Carriage House andServants' Quarters; leasonable rent. Ap-ply to J. F. BOWLER.

OTl-- tf

TO LET

MOWERS TO LET BY THELAWN week or month; Repairing,Cleaning and Sharpening done; DuplicatePieces furnished w hen required. Machinescalled for and returned. Also, RepairingGulden Hose in fact, can do anythingnecessary mound tho houso or stable.Ring up Mutual Telephone 152.

581-- tf N. F. BURGESS.

UNITED CHINESE SOCIETY.

THE REGULAR MEETING OFAT the United Chinese Society, hold onthe 3d in st., tho following were declaredduly elected as Ofllcers of the corporationfor tho ensuing jear, vu. :

President Goo Kim,Wong Kwai,

Secretary Clung On,Assistant Secietary. ..Lau Chock Sing,Treasurer Wai Shing,Assistant Trcasuier Linn Sing.

OHlNG ON.Secretary.

Honolulu, January 3, 1893.(117-- ut

Information Concerning Coffee

WANTED.

rpiIE BUREAU OF INFORMATIONX having icccived many inquiries us to

uieas and location of land available forCofleo Culture, hureby requests that allpersons holding land sultablo for CofleoCultuie which they aru desirous of selling,leasing or winking on shares, w ill send in-

humation concerning thu snuiu to thoBuicju.

Give 1 Island and Distiict.2 Area.3 If for sale, lowest pi ice.I If for lease, term, rent and anv spe-

cial conditions.Ii If on shines, condition.This Information will bo compiled and

furnished free to anv ono dashing It.II AW. BUREAU INFORMATION.

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NORWEGIAN

Condensed Milk"ST. OLAF BRAND"

Superior to Any Other !

This Milk N prepaied In Norway from(he Pine Unskimmed Milk of NorwegianCows, fed on mountain grass, There Isnouiiug which uuupt the bluest Sugar,

l anil nothing liilcen away fiom It but water,it iniTuioni posM'sses an uio original

iiroiua picullarlo NorwegianMilk,

For Salo lu Quantities to Suit by

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Time Table

INIOM AND AFTER OCTOUKR 1, 1802.

trains

A.M.

Leave Honolulu. ..0:16Arrive llonoul!ul!.7:20Leave Honoullull..7:30Arrive Honolulu.. 8:35

I'rari. Local.

J.eavc HonoluluArrive 1'cnrl CityLcavo Pearl CIty..U:55Arrlvo Honolulu. 7:30

A.M. P.M. I'.M.

8:15 1:45 l:35t0:57 2:57 5:3ut

10:43 3:43 5:42t11:35 4:55 0:50t

City

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Sundays excepted, t Saturdays only.S Saturdays excepted.

Tidos, Sun and Moon,

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a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. ....Moil. 16 3 10 2 45 8 10 10 41) (1 41) 5 40 0 10

Tiles. 17 3 B0 3 30 1) 15 11 20 (1 40 5 40p.m. 0 40

Wed. 18 4 35 4 r C OlO 0 0 40 5 41 7 3'JTIiui-3- . Ill 5 5 4 35 1 510 45 G 40 5 42

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Hut. 21 I! 17 li 30 2 S 11 57 11 40 6 43 !) 32Sun. 22 7 2 7:15 2 35 .... B 401 5 44 10 27

Now Moon on the 17th nt 21i.57m. p. m.

THE DAILY BULLETIN.

MONDAY, JAN. 1(5, 1893.

3K.I3STE1 3srE3ws.Arrivals.

Saturday, Jan. 11.

Stmr Klluuca Hon from HawaiiStmr AVaialealo from Huniakua

Sunday, Jan. 15.

Stmr Claudine from Maui and HawaiiStmr Mikaliala from KauaiStmr Kaala from AVaianac and AVaialua

Monday, Jan. 10.

S S Alameda, Morse, from San FranciscoSchr Knuikcaouli from Hamakua

Departures.Monday, Jan. 15.

S S Alameda, Morse, for tho Colonics at 10p m

Stmr James Makec for Hanalci and Hana- -maulu at 4 p m

Stmr O RUishop for Lahaina, ICukuihacleand Hamakua, at 10 a m

Stmr J A Cummins for KoolauStmr Waimanalo for Molokai and MauiStmr Iwalani for Kauai

Vessels LeavingStmr Mikaliala for Kauai, at 5 p mStmr Claudine for Maui and Hawaii at 6

p 111

Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at 5 p mStmr Kilauea Hon for HamakuaStmr l'clo for Nawiliwili

Cargoes from Island Forts.Stmr Mokolii 50 bales wool.Stmr AVaialeale 3151 bags sugar.Stmr Kaala 1157 bags sugar and 514 bagsrice.Stmr Kilauea Hou 1000 bags sugar and

100 bbls molasses.Stmr Claudine 7252 bags sugar, 75 bags

taro, 58 bags corn, 101 pkgs sundries.Stmr Mikaliala 5300 bags sugar, 130 bags

rico, 150 sheep, 333 goat skins, 10 bdfshides, 75 pkgs snndries.

FasBongers.

Fcom Maui, per stmr Claudine, Jan 15E R Hendrv, 1 A Dias, rrtanolcon,Mav Damon, Miss t. Campbell. S A

.missChill- -

ingsworth and 41 deck.From Kauai, per stmr Mikaliala, Jan 15Hon H P Baldwin. T J Quinn, J R Judd,

Miss Jennie Hates, 1 AV Macfarlanc, H ALuscombc, W Marriott, Tan Wo, Hop Lee,Ah Mau and 53 deck.

From San Frauci"co, per S S' Alameda,Jan 10 C AV Atwood and wife, Miss d.

DrOE Ulakc, R AV Curtis, A 1)Edwell, O F li'ischer, H M Gorrans, andwife, 11 F Ham mersley, E E Kaufman, liAV Kirkland, Mrs James Kirkland, A Jlr-Itca- u

and wife, Mrs E S Morgan, J PhillipSmith, wife and maid. Miss Smith, E CSI 10 rev, Miss Uda Trillion, Mrs Williams,F M Wilson, wife and son, J H Mlaoncy,John Davis, F R M S, and U steerage. ForAuckland Chas llilsborrow, Geo Heed andand wifo and 0 steerage. For Sydney fleo

Duncan, Jno k Jieaiy, Tyler Jicnsiiaw,A A Holmes and wife, Miss S A Holmes,Miss Addle AV Holmes, J Kittle, A Lathamand wifo, A G Lang, 1) Manwell, (' M Ter-ry and 17 steerage.

Foreign Vossols Expocted.H I J M S Kongo from San Francisco, due

Jon 20S S Australia, Houdletto, from San Fran-

cisco, duo Jan 25Am bk Ceylon. I'ulllimn, fiom Bim Fran

CISCO

Am schr Aloha, Dabel, from San Fran-cisco, duo Feb 5

Am schr AV F AVItzemuti from New-castle, N S AV

Am schr Alice Cooke, 1'enhiillow,from Newcastle, N S W

Am schr I'uritau, from Newcastle,N B AV

Ger bark II Hackfeld from Liverpool, nowdue

Haw bgt Douglas, Roid, from San Fran-cisco, now dne

Haw bk Lady Lampsou from Newcastle,NSAV

Haw bk lxuhi, Nelson, from Sun Frun-clsc- o,

due Jan 30Mis bkt Morning Star from Micronesia,

duo May 23Am ship Honolulu from Newcastle, N fi AV

Am bktne Hllo, from Neweustle, N S WAm bktne J Smith from Newcastle, N S WAm hk Kfllpio from Nuualmollr bk Tiicora from Liverpool, due Jan 30

Vossols in Fort.USB Huston, AVIItxo, from lliloAm hchr Kobt Lowers, (loodumu,

l'ort TownsondAm bkt Irmuard, Hchmldt, from

from

caHtlo, N b WAm bkt Planter, Dow, from l'ort Town- -

HUllllAm bk Sonoma, Andor.-o- u, from Han Fran- -

eiscoAm schr Transit, JorgeiiM'ii, from

San FranciscoAm bk H C Allen, Thomp-on- , from Kan

I'ranciM'ollriut W fl Irwin, MeCulloch,

I'ranciM'oHaw Jlk Milium Ala, Hmith, from New-

castle, N H WHchr Wizard, from Newcastle,

NHWJlr hk Velocity, Martin, from Huuukuiiit

Shipping Noto3.

The slcnmcr l'clo will lcnvo for Kilnucamid Himnlei at 3 o'clock after-noon.

Tlio following vc?eln nro projected de-partures nt Snn Francisco for till port:Jlnrks Lcahl nnd Ceylon, Jnn. 10 schoonerAlolin, Jan. II; S. H. Australia, .Tnn. 18;barkcntlno B. N. Castle, brigantino J. 1).SprcckcK Knhulul, Jnn. 4; brieantlnol.nrllnc, Hllo.

LOOAIi AND GENERAL NEWS.

All tho snloons woro closod nt 1

o'clock this afternoon.

Tho S. S. Alninocla's pnssongor listfor this port wns n largo ono.

Tlio S. S. Alameda will lonvo fortho Colonios nt 10 o'clock this even-ing.

Tho appointment of tho newCabinet is announced in our olllcinlcolumn.

Turser J. B. Sutton of tho Alu-mod- ii

hns tho thanks of tho 13ut.Lr.Tixfor nows favors.

The nppointnumts of clerks in thenow Judiciary Department appearin 's issuo.

M. H. Router hns boon nppointeda Notary Public for tho SecondJudicial Circuit.

Now- -

Thero wore only throe cases ofdrunkonnoss on tho criminal calen-dar of tho District Court this morni-ng-

Tho public schools wero dismissednt noon to-da- '. Most of tho busi-ness houses are closed this nfter-noo- n.

All tho saloons wero closed prompt-ly nt U o'clock on Saturday night.After that hour very few peoplewero seen on tho stroots.

Hous. Jos. Nawahi and Win. Whitewore decorated with tho Order ofKalakaua by llor Majosty tho Queenon Saturday at tho l'alnco.

Tho Band will play at tho Hotelthis ovoning instead of at EmmaSquaro, for the benefit of thothrough passongors by tho Alameda.

Chong Piu, arrested the other dayon a charge ol vagrancy, was discharged this morning, his brothershaving promisedsomething to do.

to got tho man

NAVAL NEWS.

Interesting Items From Maro Island.

Commander H. L. Johnson, U. S.N., of the Mohican returned fromVictoria a few days ago and expectsto resume his command in tho nearfuture.

Paymaster Sullivan of tho Mohicanis also awaiting ordors to detachhim from tho ship. Ho will prob-abl- j-

go east.Roar-Admir- al J. H. Skorrett, U. S.

N., has arrived to assume commandof tho North Pacific Squadron.

Captain B. P. Day, U. S. N., hasbeen ordered to the command of thecruisor Boston, to leave San Fran-cisco for Honolulu by steamer ofFebruary 3.

Captain J. It. Bartlott, U. S. Nl,has been ordorod to command tlioMinnesota on January 1-- vice Cap-tain E. E. Potter, U. S. N., who goesto tho Norfolk yard.

Work continues as usual on theMonadnock. This will bo tlio nextentirely now ship to bo completedon tho coast during tho present year.Work on three of tho cutters be-longing to tho Monadnock has pro-gressed so rapidly that thoy are fastnearing completion, and unless thekeels of tho remaining ones are laidtho force in that branch of work willbe reduced. Tho boats being builtaro being so constructed as to enablethem to carry one of tho small riiloguns which aro capable of doingconsiderable damage at a great dis-tance off.

KATJAIANA.

Brief Notes From Our Kauai Corres-pondent.

Mr. Stovo King of Koalin returnedper steamer Malieo yesterday fromHonolulu, where ho lias Iieon so-

journing for the past week, ostensi-bly for tho purpo.so of having somedental work done.

Wo aro pleased to have Mr. Kingback again looking so well andhappy and aro confident his tooth-ache (?) is cured.

Wo have remarked upon occasionhow quickly tho ills of lifo fadeawaywhen those wo lovo aro near.

Tho over popular physician fromLihuo, Dr. Walters, and also Mr.Hogg, tho exceedingly gonial"Hollo!" man, pleased us with a callyesterday.

bouialry wo aro very quiet;dearth of ladies still continues

the

Your correspondent had a briefnote from Miss Bitchio of Maui.Sho is convalescing rapidly andhopes soon to bo strong enough tobear the journey homo with Mrs. II.Z. Austin, who is still her constantcompanion.

Tho mill is running smoothly anddoing lino work.

Tho weather clear and cool, withwind fresh uorthoast,

Koalia, January li, IS'.I!'.

Tli

S. S. Alameda.

S. S. Alameda arrived at 10o'clock this moriiiiiir, (idays li) Imiusand HO minutes from San Franeiseo.Discharged San Franeiseo pilot .Ian,ilth, at J:30 p.m. Sho was delayedon aeeount of tho Atlantic steamer,which was three days late. The firstthree days had strong gales from 13.

S. 13. to X. Thence moderate breezesfrom the S. 13, with a smooth sea.

For pains in tho chest there isnothing bettor than a llannel clothsaturated with Chamberlain's 1'ainlinlin and bound on over tlio seat ofpain. It will product) a counter irri-- tat ion without blistering, and is not

so disiiL'reeablo as must aril: in fact isi ....:..i i... i ....,""1 " ""ii i" wo miiiui on m--from Kan

coiiui in us paiu-liiuovill- g iiiaiuies.If used in tiiuo it will prevent liiinu-moui- a.

rU cent bottles for Halo ly alldualors. lloiihou, Sinllh & Co.,Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

San Francisco, Jan. 9, per 8. S,

Alameda.

UNITED STATES.

cnusiinn nv the icn.Cincinnati, Janmtary 8. An ico

gorge in tho Ohio river broko to- -..! .171 .....1 f...X t..n ln.1i.l nnnlinfill, Him luuj-m- g luuuuu turnbarges, worth with thoir cargoes

180,000, sixty empty barges worth$120,000 and one towboat valued ntS10,000 wero wiped out of oxistonco.Tho gorge began to move nt 2 o'clockthis afternoon. Repented cracks intlio ico, each as loud as a muskotshot, gave warning of impendingdanger.

ArritOPMATED THE FREMIU.M.S.

BnosscLs, January 8. Tho man-ager of tho Brussels branch of tho.Now lorlc JLUo insurance uompnivyhas instituted proceedings againsttho cashior and anothor employee,whom ho accuses of having appro- -

. .til wt hfthr tiltl 44t-ft- 4 .111jruuuiL iJiumuuua tiiiiuiiiiLiii iw uw,--000 francs. Tho cashior and em-

ployee did not appear at tho ollicoon Saturday and tho manager be-

lieves they aro hiding or have lied.THE WORK OF STRIKERS.

Cologne, January 8. An attemptwas made this afternoon to blow uptho Cologne express near Rauxol. Adynamite bomb was placed on thotrack about 300 yards from tho sta-tion, but exploded prematurely. Thotrack was torn up for some twentyyards and buildings wero nearlyshaken from their foundations. Itis believed that this explosion is thofirst gun in tho strike of coal minorswhich is oxpecteil to oegin lioro earlythis week.

RUMORS OF WAR.

City of Mexico, January 8. ANicaraguan despatch received in thiscity says that Nicaragua insists thatCosta Rica should offer an apologyfor recently allowing some of hertroops to cross tho frontier of tholornior republic. A despatch IroinHonduras saj-- s that it is rumoredthero that Honduras and Salvadorwill enter into an offensive and de-

fensive alliance designed to prosorvetho peace 111 Central America. Acorrespondent writing from SanJoso, Costa Rica, says: "The Salva-dorean Government is inciting Nica-ragua against Costa Rica. It ishoped here that war will bo averted.Both governments, however, aro pro-pari-

for war.SPARED A FRECIOUS DOCUMENT.

Washington. Jauuary 8. Lastnight burglars entered tho CountyClerk's office at Fairfax Courthouse,Va., and blow open tho safe, leavingits contents, consisting of records,strewn over tho lloor and partlyburned. Tho will of Georgo Wash-ington was in the safe, but thedepredators evidently wero notaware of the fact, for the preciousdocument was found undisturbedwhen tho Clerk went to tho ollico.

WILL FIGHT MITCHELL.

Chicago. Jan. 8. James J. Cor- -bott, the champion pugilist, said to-

night that ho would tight Mitchellnext October, and that Hall hadtold him recently that Mitchellreally means to fight. Ho furthersaid that Goddard had no claimupon him, and that tho men entitledto his attention woro first Mitchelland thou Jackson.

Public Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian MilitaryBaud, Prof." IT. Borger, leader, willgive a public concert this ovoning attho Hawaiian Hotel, beginning at7:30 o'clock. Following is tho pro-gram:

l'AUT I.Overture .Seiniramido i

March Aula VcidiCornet Solo Hawaii Ponoi.. ..Michiels

Solo by Samuel Knmakaia.Orand Selectio'n Jerusalem A'erdiHone Ao Nei. AVui Mapuna. Alien Oc.

Solo by Daniel Moe.

r.nr 11.

Medlev Popular Airs KappoySaxonbone Solo The Troubadour.

LiebertSolo bv Jo-up- h Liboruio.

Finale Itien.i ..WagnerWaltz Greetings . ... Labllzky

Hawaii Ponoi.

''For tho past two or three years Ihave been subject to cramping painsin tho stomach," stys Mr. V. A.Baldwin, a hardware nioroiiani in

triethoColic. Cholera and Diarrho-- a Homody. Ono or two doses of it alwayscures mo." Sold all dealers.Benson, Smith A: Co., Agents for thoHawaiian Islands.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.

MDF SKA'KN FI'J!ADIA'IDKND(NO. and is paya-ble forthwith at the oilier of the HawaiianHell Telephone

J. V. KUOWN,Secretary.

January HI, IMi.'l. UiVlw

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WANXED

MF.D1U.M SIZKD,tlood Working

Hon-o- . Apply to

W.e

M( CH KSSKY A:

HORSE CLIPPINGlly A. M.

Veterinary Surgeon and Dealer In Hor-c- s,

corner Ileretunla and Punchbowl tc.

tWT Mutual Melephono :i"7.

W. H. STONE,

.A.OoouiTT.'isr'r.

P. 0. llox 17.

MAUI MICROSCOPE.

Business and Ploasuro in Two Maul-a- n

Towns.

Nearly nil tho plantations on Mauihave commonceu harvesting theircrops, and tho little port of Knhuluihns in consequonce assumed quite nbusinoss-liko- , bustling and import-ant air. Tho "while wings thatnever growd wonry" make their

on tho distant horizon, astho sugar vossols begin to arrive, and0110 cargo of tho "sweet stuff" hasalready boon dispatched for thoGolden Gale. Tho schooner Anna,Capt. Williams, sailed last Wednes-day with a cargo of F:188 bags sugarconsigned to d. v. hprockels v isms,from Waiknpu, Pain and llnniakun-pok- o

plantations.Tho bark Aldon Bcsse, Capt.

Friis, arrived Sunday, 8th inst.,bringing a cargo of coal, 8i0 tons,for H. C. and S. Co. She had a verystormy passago of .10 days, duringwhich she carried away several newsails and damaged bulwarks andrails.

Tho brigantino Consuolo, Capt.Jacobson, arrived on Wednesday,11th inst., 1CJ days from San Fran-cisco, with a cargo of general mer- -'

chandise, fertilizer, etc., the captainreports pleasant weather throughouttlio passage, xno hnrUentiuo .)no.D. Spreckels is on her way down, '

having loft San Francisco" on tlie(it h inst. She made a very quick'passage up, accomplishing the runin about 11 days, winch puts another '

feather in the cap of her gallantcaptain, ho Avill soon have enoughfeathers to mako a holniet'if ho keepsup in tho sanio way.

The young men of Wailuku areexceedingly busy getting up a niiu-istr-

show, under the able director-ship of "genial friend Ned Bivens,"as our rovered ''Zig-Zag- '' loved tocall him. The boys are workinghard rehearsing and making pre-parations, and as a good many seatsIiavo already been engaged for theentertainment which is advertised tocomo oir on the 27th inst., it willprobably bo a success, which is

to be, gotten up as it is for acharitable purpose. Tho boys willbo just too lovely for anything inthoir "clawhainniers" and dude- -

Wll-- tf

pants of tho most brilliant colors,11103 bo thoy will wear "kicks" too,there is no

A blase celestial, weary of thisvalley of tears and unreasonablylimited opportunities for die fa anilopium smoking, tried to leave saidvalley for spheres unknown one daylast week, by swallowing a lump ofopium. He succeeded, despite Dr.Herbort's most strenuous efforts tokeep him alive. The doctor is thobusiest mau on tho island just now,there being a great deal of sicklies,especially malarial fever, amongpeople, Mr. F. S. Stolz of Knhuluibeing seriously ill. The weather issimply superb, glorious, bright,warm days and cold nights prevail-ing. Mauoni.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

Root Boor on draught at Benson,Smith & Co.'s.

(J. J. McCarthy has lots on Lilihastreet lor sale.

After shaving-us- Cucumber SkinTonic. Benson, Smith tc Co., Agents.

Sunburn relieved atcumber Tonic. Benson,Agents.

onco 13'

Dr. McLennan, 1151 Fort street,above Hotel. Chronic and bugicalcases. Mutual Telephone GS2.

The Honolulu Dairy have put in aCreamery will deliver fresh creammorning or afternoon to suit cus-tomers.

Mechanics' Home, '.) and (it Hotelstreet. Lodging by day, week ormouth 2.")c. and f0c. a night ; $1and SL.25 a week.

..,- -

Tho success of Chamberlain'sCough Komedy in effecting a speedyeuro of colds, croup and whoopingcough lias Drought it into great de- -

maud. Messrs. Pontius &, Son, ofCameron, Ohio,' say that it hasgained a reputation second to nonoin that vicinity. Jas. M. Queen, ofJohnston, W. Va., says it is tlio bestho ever used. B. F. Jones, druggist,Winona, Miss., says: "Chamberlain'sCough Itemedy is perlectly rename,1 have always warranted it and itnever failed to givo the most perfectsatisfaction." 50 cent bottles forsale by all dealers. Benson, Smith& Co., Agents for tlio HawaiianIslands.

It. S. Moom:, Supt. AV. H. Tavuui, Pre?. . ,

onville, Dallas Co., Iowa. "J havo )ilmi limn,.y

nn mid a number of diirore.it remedies; K tf A 1 'A V

best ono being Chamberlain's lllOUU II JlUll 11 Ul 0

by

Company.

(l-'J- t M. SDKS.

llKTTKNCtniltl',

telling!

San Francisco,

-I- lUIl.DKKS

Cal.

Improved Sugar Machinery

BOILERS & ENGINES.

Pumping Machinery

Forlnlgatlng Water Workx purposesof caacity.

Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Flumlng

DAVIDSON PXT3FS,

MATH USDS LOCK-JOIN- T P1PK,

IIKINE SAFETY BOILElt,Ktc.

O- F-

andany

Ktc. Ktc, r.tc.

For furthur iiarticulari, and catalogued, addiecx

Risclox-- L Ironworks,Hau l''ranclM'o, Ciiliforulu,

77ii Dally bulletin la delivered bycarriers fur M crnl ptr iiwiitU,

WMer's Steamship Co.

TIME TABLE.AV. ('. Wll.l.nn, Pre. S. U. Kosk, Sec.

Capt. .1. A. Kino, l'ort Supt.

Stmr. KINATJ,CLARKE, Commander,

AVI11 leave Honolulu at '.' v. m., touching atLahaina, Miialaea Hay and Makcna thesame day; Mahukona,'Kawaihuo and

the following duv, arriving atllllo at midnight.

l.KAVKS HONOLULU:Tiu-sdn- .11111.21

Kriday 3TucMlay l'ob. 1 1

Friday I'eb. '.'ITuc-d'a- y Mar. 7

Friday Mar. 1"

KetuinlnK leaves llllo, touching at-- amc day; Kawailuie a. M.;

in a. m.; Makcna 1 p. m.; MaalacaHay II v. M.i Lahaina 8 p. i. the followingday; ariivingat Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes-days ami Saturdavs.

AlMtlVLS AT HONOLULU:SaturdayWednesdaySaturdayWcdne-da- y

SaturdayWednesdaySaturday. .

IVt-- No Freight will boVI noon on day of sailing.

'21

Feb.Feb.Feb. '22

Mar. 1

Mar. lftMnr.2.1

received after

Stmr. CLAUDINE,DAVIES, Commantlor,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5r. M., touching nt Kuhului, Huelo, liana,Hamoa and kipnhulu.

Returning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

r-- Ko Freight will bo received after1'. m. on day of Milling.

Consignees must be at the landings toreceive their Freight, as wo will not holdour.selvcs responsible after Mich Freighthas been landed.

While the Company will use due dili-gence in handling Live Stock, we declineto assume liny responsibility in enso of tlieloss of same.

The Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless placed in the careof l'ufi-er.s- .

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Australian Mail Service.

Tin

For San Francisco :

Xcw and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MONOWAI"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney anil Auck-land on or about

February 9th,And will leave foi tho above port withMails and 1'assenger.s on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland:The Xewand Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu, from banon or about

February 10th,And will have prompt deMails and l'asengers for tiie

rancisco,

above ports.

The undersigned are now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

ftf further particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to

WH. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,General Agents.

Pacific Mail S.S. Go.

AND T U-K-

witn

TO

For

G.

Occidental and Oriental S.S, Go,

For YOKOHAMA HONGKONG.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to the abovepints on or about the following dates:

Stmr. "China" Feb. JO, l.s!MStmr. "daelio" Vpril 11, 1HKJ

For SAN FRANCISCO.Steamers of tho above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way froui Hong-kong and Yokohama to the port onor about the following

Stmr. "lielgie." . ... Feb. 8,

Stmr. "Citvof Peking" .March 31,Stmr. "Oceanic"... . May 7

Round Trip TicketsTO YOKOHAMA AND RETURN $380.

Ctf Freight and Pa.ssige apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

mi tf

Oceanic Steamship

Time TsLlole.LOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu

from S. F..Ian, -'- )Feb. L'J

Mar. 1 ....Apr. in ..

THROUGH LINE.From Fruncii-c-

for Sydney.

Arrive Jlunoliilu.

MAItlPOSA.Feb. 10MONOWA1, Mar. IllALAMKDA, April 7

MAU1POSA, May ft

Jan.1

11

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spatcli

and

abovedates:

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Leave Honolulufor S. F.

...Feb. 1

. .Mar. 1

...Mar. )

....Apr. J

From Sydney forFraneiM'o.

I.inie Jloniiliilii.

Feb. II

Mar. !l

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May I

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and

THE GREATESTWONDER OF MODERN

PILLS & OINTMENT.

n?TaKm3tlie Blood, correct all Disorders of the

Liver, Stomach, Kidney, and HowcN. Theyinvigorate and restore health DebilitatedConstitution1;, and arc invaluable in allplaints Incidental to Females of all

is remedy for Had Lcg, HadI)icat, Old AVounds Sorci nnd Ulcers. ForSoie Throats Bronchitis, Cough?, Cold?,CJout, Rheumatism, Glandular Swelling, andall Skin Diseases it has no equal.

Manufactured only l'rofcsior lloi.LOWAY'slMablishmcnt,

NliW OXFORD STUEKT, LONDON,La'c 533 OxFonu Street,

FOR S-AXjI-E BIT

HOLLISTER & CO.,IDPLXJO-O-ISTS- ,

109 Fort Street, - - - Honolulu, EC.

IB. F. EHLBRS &c CO.89 F'OK.1' STK.E3E1T.

Attractions in Elegant Goods for tlie Holidays!

W3f Japanese Silk and Crepes, at very loiv prices.3r"Glovc and Handkerchief Boxes, Toilet und Jfanicurc Scls,

rork Hoxcs, Dolls, Etc., Etc., all sold regardless of cost.

U3? Ladies' and Misses' I'ailor-mad- c Jackets, from ;"'? up.

ski:

Comnges.

Beaded Silk, Black Capes, at ioar oum price.Fans, Hosiery and Handkerchiefs in great variety.

Dressmaking Under tlio Management of MISS K. JSZ

Christmas & NewYear's !

JrsJj:Jf:Jf;)r'JpJrJ(eJ)eSf:J(e'1(tHscJ(tJj"Jc((J(' Jt

y-KNNKH it CO

' It

to

an

at

Oold

Itare XOA'F.LTIKS for the

E

OF

RCHKlfeTMAS .1KAVBLI1Y.

Wutcho.

HOLIDAYS.

Hich Gifts for

&

NOTHING LUCK IT IN TOWN

TIMES!

O ALL.

Tlio Old Stand,

Fort Street.

WENNEB & CO.,

Importing and Manufacturing Jeweler.--.5!Hi-I-

Closing Out Sale

Christmas Goods I

SUCH AS:

Toys, with or without Mecliani-m- ,Doll- -, Flags, Album", SatcheN,1'ur-e- -, A'a-e- s, Statue-- ,llronze Ware, Moeca Cup- -,

Thermometers,Opera Kpy Ola- -

Watches,, (warranted first

cia-- );Mirroi- -, Frame", ISracket- -,

Luiichlia-lcct- s, Schoolliag-- ,

Perfumery, Fancy Goods,Fan", (extra line);('arpftiniid l!ug", (all rijr0;

I'te., Lie, Ktc.

WIU Kach Piece marked with CASHPK I UK.

tfc-- DISCOUNT on Larger Ciwh

OB-- KVKKVIIODY invited to an In-spection.

H. W.

?S,

SCHMIDT.Wj-l- m

& SONS.

CO II

' "- -j - - - -

z Oriterion

piO AT THK

wHCO

O

purify

infallible

Saloon

o.

o

Ooo

h- -1

FORT STREET !

Store To Let!Fixtures For Sale !

W I unu I re of

OHAS. J. FISHEL,Cor. Fort & Hotel aU

IN- -

fak

CLARK.

I'ur-eba-e- s.

T BARAG-IN-

j

Mules, Horses, Carriage,

HARNESS, ETC.

To be at Public Auction, at mv iJaceat LlTTLi: ltlMTAIX, Honolulu,

if not beforu told,

On Monday, February 6, 1893,AT 0 O'CLOCK A. M., VIZ.:

40 California Mules, 4 and 5Years Old

In Lots of 10 Kach;

40 Leather Head Halters I

4 Saddle Horses,And as Good as New

1 Family Carriage,With Pole, Shafts, and Neck-Yok- e,

.NI1 Fine Set Double Harness for samo

l& The above Property can all be eenat my place during one week beforuand Mock imi- -t be icnioved mm mv Pad-dock on dav of -- ale. TKltMfc CASH.

J. N. WRIGHT,p. o. mix IV.'.

S. MACATJLEY,

Pianoforte TunerAND

ORGAN REPAIRER,Can be found, a Ujiuil, at hliAlakea -- trcet, nul to llriiiih Club, or bymc--a- at C. K. WilliamV -- tore, Fortitreet.

JCSF" All woiU guaranteed and aM'coud time. Promiit attention to alleiders. Tuned the l'i.mo for concert ofMil-i- n, the celebrated violini-t- . tXIlm

COPAUTNEHSHIP NOTICE.

VJOTICK IS HKKK1SY (1IVF.N THAT1M u cop.irlner-hi- p lias heen formed,oiiertitlvu iiiicc the 'Jd in-t- ., coniting of'1. Aking, Aping, Tong Keuaud l.iin Fool;,.ill aro in Honolulu, ofO.ihu, H. I., the nature of the si isthe Mile by retail of Dry fiooiNand llroce-rie- -,

tlie lirm name is ili Aping Company,located at No. to Nituauu street, Honb-luli- i,

O.ihu.APINi COMPANY,

lly Ajiing, Manager.Dated at Honolulu, Jnn. 7, li'-Xi-.

Jt can be proved

Any day

That tlie

Daily Jiiillutin

lias thoj

Largest

Circulation

Of any papyr

In Ilonolulii.

Business

ren

Slick a

'in

Bar.

J3

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!A " vV;v VfMr ua' - -- - -

SELLING OFF !

Commencing January 3, 1893.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDERAt Greatly Reduced Prices FOR CASH !

All Prices Marked in Plain Figures !

BCSt 'I' he opportunity is now offered to obtain Clothing1to Order perfect fit guaranteed and made of High GradeGoods at Lower Prices thanCity.

S- - ROTH,Fort Street. Lock

RffigHangsrt!ite-tjrmi!lijiiS-

lgl-- . Etc.,

PACIFIC HABDWABECumratns1 Block.,

1 JMWBllHIl i v'

iub jtt IB ninAiinnrus i hi bh oi yiJMJLi UL JL 1 1 IVUnllli

--o

i

vrim Esnrtnnn iiinp:! in vr i cmwJLKJtLinvU i

Benson,

Perfumes !

Colgate's,s,

I

"Tho World Do Movo."

TTAVINO BKCIIREI) THE NEW VA- -JLL nor Launch ' Nellie" i inn iireimri'iito Carry Passengers to nil imrts of theHarbor. Superior AitoiiuihkImUimi, Quid;Ttmo and at no Increase in Faro. Can lmfound at the Government llout Laudingwhen not engaged.

012-l- m L. M. JOHNSON.

Daily Jiulletin, SO cents a month,delfvtred free,

has ever been offered in this

"VT

Mdvvl

MerchantTailor.

CO., Ltd.1

. ..

!

rs,s,

EDWIN A. JONESHas opened tin olllco for transacting nil

business In connection with

Trusts, Purcuaso and Sale oi Bonds,Stock and Real Estate,

And is )iuiuri'd to Audit Accounts.Olllcu: No, 12 Merchant utrwt, olllco lately

ouuupii'd by the Into .lona. Austin.I', 0. Box M,

Subtorfbo for the Daily Jiulhtin, ftO

cent) per month,

Ltmdborg's,

Cologneslaiie, Farina,

OFFER

Perfumes

Seely's.

Colognes

Hoyis German,

Toilet "WatersCashmere 33o-u.QTJi.e- t,

Florida,, "Violet,Verbena,

Seioliet Po-wders-,

Floral Sets,O-u-- t Bottles,

Etc., Eto., EtcAQUATIC.

Co.

Golden Bide Baz

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop.

Spectacles Eye Glasses

TO SUIT ALL SIGHTSa

AT GASH PRICKS --wi

HT" Dilllrult caves carefully tested bythe Patent Dioprio Eyotnetor.

DOMESTIC

Sewing Machines

WITH

Chain Stitch Combined.

Croquet Sets from $1.50 Up.

Etc. Etc., Etc.

To Let or Lease-- .

TO LET

NICELY FURNISH-oi- lA House near town.Enquire at Bui.i.r.Ti.N Olllee.

Ull-t- f

TO LET.

nished Rooms, centrally located. Inquire atBulletin Otllce. 3,")3-- tf

TO BENT

ON KINAUHOUSE Pensacola stieetInuuirc of

i'J. It. lll'y.NJIltl ,

Hawaiian Hardware Co.'s store.

EW HOUSE OF F"IVErooms, on Magazine

street, with Bathroom, pat--etc. uommaiuis

one of the finest views in Honolulu. ApplyI ITT f .t r VIVAC,tu i .111 1 I ..J.

TO LET.

NICE COTTAGE OXA Beretania street, nearI'iikoi street, containingParlor. 2 Bedrooms. Bathroom, Diningroom, Pantry and Kitchen,bervant's room, carnage House, btuiiic. etc.Tramcais pass every 2U minutes. Apply atotlicc of this paper." 458-t- f

TO LET.

TO LET ONKing Street, lately oc-

cupied by Jlri. Fleminc,containing Two Bedrooms, J

Parlor, Diningroom, Kitcliu and Bath- -room: also btames. Carriage House andServants' liuarters: reasonable rent. Ap- -ply to J F. BOWLER.

r!)l-t- f

TO LET

T AWN MOWERS TO LET BY THEXj uav, week or month; Renalrinir,Cleaning and Sharpening done; DuplicatePieces furnished when required. Machinescalled for and returned. Also, RepairingGarden Hose in fact, can do anythingnecessary around the house or stable.Ring up' Mutual Telephone 102.

5Kl-- tf N. F. BURGESS.

UNITED CHINESE SOCIETY.

A T THE REGULAR MEETING OFXX the United Chinese Society, hold onthe 3d int., the following were declaredduly elected as Ollleow of the corporationfor this en-ui- year, viz.:

President Goo Kim,Wong Kwai,

Secretary Clung On,.Assi-ta- ut Secretary. . Lau Chock Sing,Treasurer Will Shing,Assistant Treasurer L11111 Sing.

CHI NO ON,Secretary.

Honolulu, Jiiuunrv .'I, 1803.(U7-(- it

Information Concerning Coffee

WANTED.

BUREAU OF INFORMATION. having received many Inquiries as to

areas and location of land available forCoffee Culture, hereby requests that allpersons holding land suitable for CollcoCulture which they aro desirous of selling,leasinir or workine: on shares, will send information concerning the same to theBureau,

Givo 1 Island and District.2 Area,3 If for sale, lowest price.I If for lease, term, lent and nny spe-

cial conditions.5 If on shares, condition.This information will he compiled and

furnished free to anv one desiring it.HAW. BUREAU INFORMATION.

L. A. Thuihton, Seo'y. U15-l-

NOKWEGIAN

Condensed Milk"ST. OLAF BRAND"

Superior to Any Other I

Tills Milk Is prepaii'd lu Norway fromthe Pure L'uskiiuiiied Milk of NorwegianCows, fed on mountain grass, Them isnothing milled except tho Finest Sugar,mid nothing taken away fiom it but water,It therefore ioM'Mis nil the original pro-perties anil aroma peculiar to NorwegianMilk.

For Sale in Quantities to Suit by

U. W, SCHMIDT it SONS.695.1(11

"wt yiK jR-.sgjw-r' '"

A TRAGEDY IN SPAIN.

Watorcrosa Rocomraondod na a Ourofor Consumption.

"I soo in 's Republic," saidDr.. John B. Potors of Boston at IhoSt. Jainos, "that a Mr. Dolano is cur-

ing himself of the tobacco habit byeating watercress. That romotly isknown all ovor tho southorn part ofSpain, and speaking of it remindsmo of a tragedy that happonod inMadrid many years ago. There was

physician thoro whoso fame wasknown all ovor Spain. Crowds flock-

ed to his ofllco every day. It wasimpossible for him to dovoto but aminuto's attention to each patient. J

One day a pale, emaciated facostood boforo him. Tho physiciangave him a glanco and told him thathis days wore nuinbored and hismalady, which was consumption, had- -

passed that stage whon plrysic woulddo him any good. Tho young manpleaded for tho famous doctor to dosomothing.

'"I have plonty of money,' said ho,'and am willing to givo j'ou all of myearthly possessions if j'ou will helpmo.'

" 'I have heard," said tho physi-cian, "that at a certain place inFranco,' naming tho point, 'con-sumptives have been cured by eatingwatorcross. I place no confidence intho story, however, but you mighttry it.'

"The young man loft. Six monthsolapscd. The doctor's oflico wascrowded again one day. That sameyoung man was among them. Howaited until oven' ono had departedand then ho stood boforo tho doc-tor. His chest was broad and strong,his oyes were bright, his face ruddywith tho bloom of health, his formstately, erect and handsome.

" 'I have come,' said he, 'to pay youwhatever sum you ask. You havesaved 1113" life, and all my uionoy be-longs to you if you want it.'

"The doctor looked at his visitorwith amazement. Ho could scarcelyboliovo that the man who stood bo-foro him was tho same whom ho hadadvised to go to Franco and eatwatercress. Ho wont to his deskwithout saying a word, pulled out apistol and killed him. Instantly hobegan to cut him open and was justin tho act of extracting his lungswhen otlicers, who had heard thepistol's report, rushed in and arrest-ed him. Ho was placed on trial forhis life, and his plea of dofonso wasthat ho had saved tho man's life andhe had the right to take it in tho

of science. Ho was acquitted,but ho never had the chance of ana-lyzing tho dead man's lungs to as-

certain what offect tho watercresshad had upon them." St. Louis

MEDICAL MARVELS.

An English Doctor's Idoa That Bald-ness is Caused by Certain Food.

Paius, January 1. Two facts arolikoly to mako a stir in tho medicalworld. Tho first is tho explanationof tho now treatment for nervousdisoases by injecting beneath thoskin a solution of phosphate of soda,which in this way is not modified bypassing through tho digestive tract,but is taken up in tho original formand acts directly on tho nervous sys-tem, a portion of the organism forwhich it has the greatest affinity.

M. Albert Robin uses a solution offive grammes of- - phosphate of sodain 100 grammes of sterilized distilledwater. This entirely now methodis remarkably for its simplicity andharmlossness and is worthy of beingbrought to tho attention of tho pro-fession. It is still at its inceptionand it will probably bo perfectedlater on. Its marks a stride forwardin tho path so brilliantly opened upby tho researches of Dr. Brown --

Soquard and for which ho must someday receive suitable recognition inoilieial circles.

Tho second fact is the researchesof an English physician, Mapothor,on tno influence ot loou on ualunoss.Since hair contains not less than 5percent of sulphur and when gray 20percent of silica, and 10 percent ofiron and manganuzo, ho claims thattwo of tho forms of foods that uoar-l- y

every ono takes each day beefand milk have by their chemicalcomposition tho effect of annihilatingthese primordial elomonts of thehair and withering tho roots.

Mapothor thinks that differentalbuminoid foods and starchy sub-stances, particularly dark coloredoats, which contain twonty-tw- o per-cent of silver, have a powerful oilbctin making tho hair grow. Tho racesof men that have tho finest hair arousually those living on starchy sub-stances and vegetables.

m m

A NEW LAWSUIT ON HAND,

Or, Parody on

lhj Johnson the Shirt Man.Now there is a man with a great big gall,If )ou look at him he'll commence to bawl,He had some Shirts mid wauled ilium llxeilBut without the money lie could not do

nix, nix,Ho started In and tried his nerve,But the looks of him would not serve.He tried with a lawsuit but without suc-

cess,That dirty man will die like the rest.Give me my Shirts or In an hour I'll sue,It will cost me nothing but bo dear for you,For 1 have a pull mid in jail you'll go,And when you are thoio you'll luivo no

show.He tried his dirty game hut it did not work.He got hit In the neck and a good hard

lurk.He feels ns sore as n leper case,Ho is so ashamed to look in votir face.Mint m. 'Do others or they will do you.

Johnson the Shirt Maker is at thocorner of King and Alakea street a,where ho makes all kinds of Shirts toorder and guarantees a fit. It don'tcost any more to have your shirtsmade to order than you pay for yourold store and factory made goods.Now please bear this in mind andgivo us a call. Satisfaction guaran-teed. JOHNSON,

Cor. King and Alakea Sis,iV; . No lihtj) taken in Payment

or Shirln.

Wilder's Steamship Co.

TIME TABLE.W. O. Wn.itKii, Pros. S. 11. llosn, Seo.

OArr. J. A. Kino, Port Sunt.

Stmr. KINAU,CLARKE. Coinmandor,

Will leavo Honolulu at 2 r. m., touching atLnhalna, Maalaca Bay and Makcna thesamo day J Mahukona, Kawnihao and

tho following day, arriving atllilo at midnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU:Friday Jan. 13Tuoifay Jan. 24

Fridav Keb. 3Tuesday l'cb. 11

1'rniay reo. iTuesday Mar. 7

Fridav Mar. 17

lloturntng leaves Hllo, touching atsamo dav; Knwnllino A. m.;

m.; Slakena l p. it.; MaalacaBay 0 r. M. ; Lahaina 8 r. M. tho followingday; arriving at Honolulu 0 a. m. Wednes-days and Saturdays.

AltlUVES AT HONOLULU:Saturday Jan. 21Wednesday Feb. 1

Saturday Fob. 11Wednesday Fob. 22Saturday Mar. 4Wednesday Mar. 15Saturday Mar. 25

Eg$-- No Freight will bo received after12 noon on day of sailing.

Stmr. CLAUDINE,DAVIES, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5p. m., touching at Kahului, Huelo, Hana,Hamoa and Kinahulu.

Returning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

ESff No Freight will bo received after4 p. m. on any of sailing.

Consignees must, ho at the landings toreceive their Freight, as we will not lioluourselves responsible after such Freighthas been landed.

While the Company will use due dili-gence in bundling Live Stock, we declineto assume any responsibility in caso of tholoss of same.

The Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless placeilin tho careof Pursers.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Australian Mail Service.

For San Francisco :

The Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MONOWAI"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auck-land on or about

February 9th,And will leave for tho above port withMails and Passengers on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland :

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willue due at Jionoiuiu, irom San Francisco,on or about

February 10th,And will have nromnt despatch withMalls and Passengers for the above ports

The undersigned are now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

9 For further particulars regardingFreight or Passage apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,

General Agents.

PaciflcMailS.S.Co.AND THE

Occidental and Oriental S.S. Co.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to the aboveports on or about the following dates:

Stmr. "China" Feb. 20, 1893Stmr. "Gaelic" April 11, 1893

For SAN FRANCISCO.Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way from Hong-kong and Yokohama to the above port onor about tho following dates:

Stmr. "Beluic" ...Feb. 8, 1893Stmr. "City of Peking". March 81. 1893Stmr. "Oceanic" ...May 7, 1893

Round Trip TicketsTO YOKOHAMA AND RETURN $350.

COf For Freigbt and Passage aiply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

207 tf Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Time TelTdI.LOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S. F. for S. F..Tun. 2.5 Feb. 1

Feb. 22 Mar. 1

Mar. 22 Mar. 29Apr. Ill Apr. 20

THROUGH LINE.From San Francisco From Sydney for

for Sydney. Sun Francisco.

Arrive Jlonululu, J.envc Jlonululu,

MAHIPOSA.Feb. 10 MONOWA1. Fob. 0MONOWAl, Mar. 10 ALAMKDA, Mar. i)ALAMDDA, Aiiril 7 MAUIPOSA. AnrilllMAUIPOSA, May 0 I MONOWA1. Muy 1

JUST RECEIVEDA SHIPMENT OF

TOWER'SFishbraM Oil Clothing

- for kali: n v -THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.

uM.tr

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

Steel 8c Iron Ranges

Stoves 3aHOUSEKEEPING GOODS

Agate Ware inWHITE, GRAY and

KITCHEN"

LAMPS & CHANDELIERS,Riib'ber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

"Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.

TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORK.

DIAMOND BLOCK, Nos. 95 & 97 KING STREET.

inISC3

o Refrigo 33

o 01--4

J8 ra4

02 2"

AutomaticSj

B1 Cylinder

"BllDJDlZ: S

CHAS. HU STAGE,IMPOBTEIt AND DEALER IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, AND FEED.

Fresh California Roll Butter and Island Butter

& ALWAYS

New Goods Received by Every

E&-- All Orders faithfully attended to.solicited and packed with care.

LINCOLN BLOCK, King Street -

TELEPHONE 119.

&

LE"WIS &TELEPHONE 210 HI FORT STREET. P-- O. Box 297.

IMPOItTEKS, "WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALEKS IN

TELEPHONE 92- .-

eratorsAND

AND

Ice

& Barrel

ON HAND

Steamer from San

Satisfaction guaranteed. Island Orders

- Fort and Alakea Streets.

P. O. BOX 372.

--P. O. BOX W5.

' CO,I

81 KING ST.

Wholesale and Butchers

- AND -NAVY

Groceries and Provisions.ON ICE By each steamer of tho O. S. S. Co. from California Fresh California Roll

Butter, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables, etc.A complete lino of Crosse & Blackwell's and J. T. Morton's Canned and Bottled Goods

always on hand.Just received a Fresh Lino of German Pates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved

Fruits, Lewis it Co.'s Maltese Brand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, New BreakfastCereals, Cream Oat Flakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lomon, California River-side Oranges, Oregon Durbank Potatoes, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.

H. E. McINTYKE &IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, and. Peed.Now Goods Received by Every Packet from tho Eastern States and Europe

l'UESH OAijiroiimA. lMionuon uv evbuv btisamku.

All Ordors faithfully attended to and Goods delivered to any part of the City free.Tsland Ordors solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Bast Corner Fort, & King Streets.

(new bulletin block, merchant stbeet)

KE.A.Xj EST.O. jlE BROKERFire Insurance Collections Attended To.

RENTS COLLECTED AND HOUSES BENTED.

ANY BOBINKSS ENTRUSTED TO ME WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

EAVER SALOON,

The Best Lunch in Town.Tea. and. OofTee

AT ALL IIOI'IIS,

Til 13 FINEST BUANDS OF

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYS ON HAND.

U. J. JSrOLTEi, Prop.

Fixit-mre- s

UTENSILS

Large Variety,SILVER-PLATE-

Crockery,

PLUMBING,

FLOUR

OO.,

Cream Freezers!

Churns.

Francisco.

Bet.

METROPOLITAN MEAT

Retail

CONTRACTORS.

BRO,

Provisions

Placed.

G. J. Waller, Manager.

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