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VOL. VIII. NO. 1159. HONOLULU, H. 1., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1894. PRICE 5 CENTS.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

ralNTBD AND fOBUSHBD

KVEKY AFTERNOON

airarr ion oat it tmi

Daily Balletli Pabllsaii Co., I'd.,

rio

iae 4 aaa aerostat St., bbouib, a. tilMlHtlUIPTION Bur. Dollabt a Via.

.ellveml lu Honulula at Ftrrt (UmmMouth, In advance.

1 WEEKLY BOLLETIH

-- 18 PUBLIBUK- D-

WVHRY TU1SOAYM Fun IKji.i.am a Ybab to Domestic,m.l Kite Dollam to Foreign Hittwrlher(MiTMbl In advance.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING

rxiNt t aorasjot trrta

.11 BOTH TKLKPH0NK8

P. 0. BOX . --m

Tea Daily Bullbtib it printed and pub-lished by the Dally Bulletin PublishingCompany, Limited, at it office, Mer.chant ttrett, Honolulu. Hawaiian IIIandi. Daniel Logan, editor, reside onAJakM street, Honolola. aforesaid.

Address lettera for the paper "itdltorBollbtib," and butlneit letter " ManagerDally Bulletin Publishing Company "using a personal address mar came delayIn attention.

Bualneea Oarda.

I.KWXK8 OOOXX.

ImroaTaa. and Dial la Loasss abii.b etao ur BoiLDiau MATaaiAie.

Kurt Hunt. Honolulu.

H. HAOKTKLD OO..

uiiil UoeetMin. ah- -i

'loruef Port aud tjueeu Btieoia, Honolulu.

MO. . SMITHIES.

MHTHntaaa eiMiHiAi HriM. A..-- r

Maliuaoua, Kntiale, Hawaii.

IH01 LINDSAY.

ttAanriTiiiNM JeWCLBI .an tV.-ri'-

MAKIA.

Kukul Jewniry a (iwclalty I'ariutiiiKiattention ld to all klndi of rapair

Crimpbell Block, Morchant Street.

HONOLULU lBOfr WOKKB,

Hta Kmmnu. HritA Milui Bnaaa.,ConiiHA Iron, Baam, Ar l.itr

OAiTtaua.

Machinery of Kvery Deaonptlou Made toOrder. Particular attention paid loHlup'Blaokimithlng. Job Work vimiM elShort Notlra.

E. A. JACOBSON,

WvrUHMAKKH AND .iKWKI.KIi

jU8 Furl ritnwt, Honolulu, H. 1.P. O. Bo a7. Mutual Tele. M.

FRED. HARRISON,

CONTRAOTOlt AXD BuiLDKK.

Bittmates given on all kinds of Brick,Iron, Btone and Wooden Bui dluci- - Job-bln- g

of til kinds Building Material fortale. 310 and bV2 Kina gtreut. Un.ldnrTelephone, Bell 227; P. O. Box 11.

DR. C. W. MOORE,1400 Van Nats Ave., B. F., CaJ.

aUsfajit ABtutaWits for Pattsats.ILEOTHCITT IB HBBVOUa OlSBASBtl.

jaf Dt. Moore otfen Invalids all theoomforta of home, with constant and care-ful treatment, liefer to H. It. Macfarlane.

006--tf

& B. RIPLET A ARTHUR RBTIOLDS.

AHOHITBOTB.Ornoat New Safe Deposit Bulldinx.

Fort atreat, Honolulu, H. I.

Plana, Specifications and Superintendesoe given for Kverv Description ot Buildlag. Did Buildings successfully Remod-elled and Enlarged. Designs for InteriorDecoration. Mar or Mendanieei t 'raw-ing, Tracing and Blue Printing. Drawingsfor Book or Newspaper llluatratlou.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO,,

U KIRG SI 'mW bolaule ui) Retail Butchers

AND -

NAVY CONTRACTORS

O, J. Wallbii, Manager.

WH. 6. IRWIN & CO.

(HilzrxltedliOKPKR FOR HALB) -

FtiRTlLIZEKSilsi. ciou iom

CamonitM UlgH Gndt Caoe linnrto.

ae ere aisa prepared to Use orders fot call

BffwefniMt. N. OhtKnrtlao M

freertlltasesrn,

Insuring pronipl deliver,

BOILED LUCOL!IV Thlt it a snperior Paint Oil. con-

suming railIan pigment than Linseed Oil, endtiring lanUnfc brtllianoy to color. orTleed with drle. It Rim a splendid floorMirtare

Lime. Oement,KBKIMIIIHIIUAKh

HALM Of.

Pairaaat Caaalaa CVa Ceras! tf

tmNs paibt oo.'i

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

iNd't Piiut Stein Pip Cttinat

Jaraot' DUbjabA, BubsI 4 Btof

UftiH Fatal

Bep-xilei- ly designed for Venuutu Pan.

Wm.G.Irwin&Go.(I.IMtTKlM

VVm.1. Irwib Preklrtent and MatiagrClan Hpreckeli. VlcePreiideutW. M. OlrTard, Rerretary and TraaenrerTheo O Porter Auditor

SxAjgreLr EPa.ot.orsAND

CouimiHtuoii A.Knu

.itrnrx rHa

Oceanic Steamshta Coqiaany,

OF HAN KKANUIHOO. CAU

VINO FAT CO.,

Furniture DealersHee to inform the publlo that thav have

cloned the Branch Ht re t 322 Nuuanustreet, but thev will meet ttielr cus-

tomers at their old stand onKing strret, wlicrw CHoy

carryIIiih of

HKIIBOOM BKT8, CHAIKB,TABLES, WAKDl'.OBKb,

BTAND8. Kw Ktr., Ktc

Panutar Raeatraa aaa OaaanJ Jobalaiat Raaaoubl Ratae.

V1NG FAT CO.,KlnK Btreeu

liict.t, Tbi. 881. Mctoal Tbl. 07.

P. O. BOX 321.

HONrOL.XJX.TJ

'arrisige Manufactury128 & ISO FORT 8TKKKT.

Carriage BuilderAND KKPA1KKK.

Blickamithing ,NAuiMBHKH.

Orders from the other Islands lu

BailalaQ, TruastlBg, Palallag, Etc., etc,Promptly Attended to.

W. W. WRIGHT, Pkop.iBanressor to O. West.)

PACIFIC TBAM8FBB CO.,

eXClng Sit ctet.

nmftiCat Rates in Baggage 1

Baggage I becked from Hotels and Rvtl- -

uences airoct to uesiuiaiion.Trunks dellvr rcil in all parts of the city

or oil board htetmerr lor

25 CENTS KACH.All other freight lu acuorilnnre.

lie riiru and ring us up.

Bh11 662

J. K. MILLS,MMMm Mauager,

Pacific Hail S.S. Go.

U fHB

Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co.

Pw TOAOHAMA art I0NQ10NQ.

Steamera ot the above Oompanlee willat Honolulu on their way to the above

porta on or about the following datee:8tmr "CHINA" November 13,1894Btmr "OCEANIC". ..December 11, 1KMHtmr "CHINA" January 21, IBM8tnir,,OOKAN10"... February 19, 1KHtmr "CHINA" April 3. !

fat SAM FllNCIIeCOUteauier ot the above Companies will

at Houolulu on their way from Hong-kong and Yokohama to the above port on

about the following datenBtmr "CITY OF PBKJNO"

Octobet 11.180Htmr "00KAN1C". .November 10, 1KMBtmr "CHINA" December 31 ISMBtmr "OAELIO" February 16, WasBtmr"PEKU" March 29 1886Btmr "OAKLI0" April 38 IW6

IITII OP PASSISI III 18 FOLLOWS:

ro tobo- - ro aoaa.AHA. BOBti,

Cabin lino 1178 00Cabin, round trip 4

monthi . . an n aw soCabin, round trip 11

montha tffil X tin 46Knropean Bteerage... VO 100 00

B-B- Pateengere paying full tare will beallowed 10 percent off return fare If returnlug within twelve month

Cirr Kreight and Pantage apply to

B. HACKTELD 4 CO.,o it Agratft.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Australian Mall Servict

Fwataa'PhUMlaea:In-- . Mow and Fine Al Steel BUaruhi

"ALAMEDA"Of the Oceanic Hteamthlp Compani williMdoaat Honolulu from Sydney and Auck-land on or about

Ootober 18thauh am leave tor tne anuve witnM tils and Passenger on or about that data.

Por Srdaey art Aacklaaa :

I'll New and Flue Al Bteel bteamsbip

'MONOWAI"Of tli Oceanlo Htrarnsblp Conipany willbe dui' at Honolulu from Hsu Frtnilsro,on or ahoui

October 25th,And will Uave prompt detpawti withMalU and Passenger for the above porta.

The undersigned are now prepared to Issue

TMI0U6H TICKETS TO ILL POINTS

IB TUB UMIIID 8T.IIS

Fur further rjartlcular rawanlmi.Knight or Passage apply to

Wl. Q. IBWIN A CO., LM.,

i aaaaral Aieai.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

rifxx& TetloiejLOCAL. LINE

S. S. AUSTRALIA

Arrive Uunoluln tave Huuoininfrom 8. F. for B. F.

Oct.0 Oct. 13Nov. 3 Nov. 10

c. i ileaI)n. iO. Jan 6Jan. 20... Feb.2Feb 23 ... Marob2Mrch23.. March 80Apil 2l.. April 27Maj 18.... Mav25June IS..., .J.itinxiJuly 13.... Juiy20Aug. 10 .. Ang.17Bpt 7 ... Sept 14Oct. 0 .... Oet.12Nov. 2.... .. . Nov. V

THROUGH LINEFnnu Ban FranoisH From Bydney foi

for Sydney. Ban Franultoo.

Arriv Honolulu Liu Ilonitlulu.

MONOWAI, Oct. 25 I ALAMEDA, lot IBALAMEDA. Nov. 22 MtRIuOdA.Nov.i&MKIPOBA,Deu 20 MUNUWAI, Deo 1.1

MONOWAI Jan. 17 ALAMhDA. Jan 10ALAMEDA, K-- n. 14 MAKIPOBA Fob 7MARIPOSA Mar.U I MONOWAI, Mar 7MOMiWAI.Aur 11 AI.AMKUA. Apr. 4AI,A.MKI)A May 0 MAKIPOSA Mv 2M tltlPOHA JuueU MOaOWAI.MaauMONOWAI, July 4 ALAMEDA. June 27ALAMhDA.Aug 1 MAKII'OHA July 23MAKIPOBA, Aug.2!) MONOWAI, Aug 2iMONOWAI, Bept.-'- ALAM'DA 8-- pi 1(1

AI.AMKDA, Oct 2l MAUll'OSA Oru. 17

Consolidated Sodi Water Go,, L'd

rC6F'IJV3SrADIC:Uor, Allan a Port 81., boIbIb.

HOLI.rSTWK A (JO.,lOM-- tf Agsnt.

FIRE,

LIFE an a

WLA.RINE

INSDRANGE.

Urttur4 Pin lusuraaw Co.,

iMets, t7,109,825.q,

L4m1.ua 4 ItaacARhire Firti Ibb. Co.,ftBMtt, 14,317,052.

TtMWMiifid Bf8jr Marine Ibr. Ci.,Linillnl)

AaMtB, Sfi.124.057.

Nar Tori Llln Ins Co.,ajtaota, S137.49ti.lS8.99.

G. 0. BERGER,QMeraJ Agaat tar Hawailaa ltitaiB.

HCNOLOLO.

41 BOTH TKL.KPHONKH 414

I J USTACE & CO.

COALill struts in any quantity (nn,

hag to a ton

OH ARGO ALrmru una bag to any iiuanttty

FIREWOODIn ft IsnKths and Bawed or Hpllt

from a bag to any quantity; also

WHITE & BLACK SAND

NATION AX.

IRON WORKSQTJTBB3M BTRVIIT.

BetBMB AUkaa tat Blcaarda Straau,

rpHB UNDKKHIQNRD AKK 1'HB--pared to make all kinds of Iron,

Bras, Bronte, Zinc, Tin and U-u- Cast-ings. Also a General Kcilr Hhop forBUam Knglnes. KI.e Mills, Cora Mills,naier wuteis. winu Mills, etc. Alachlnetfor tbi Cleaning of Coilee, cantor uiis.Beans, Itamle, Bisal, Pineapple Leaves andother Fibrous Plant anil ntier HtocL.AIo Machines for Kitrm tlrnr Dumb f'omthe Manioc, Arrow llool. Mo,

tWf Ml order promptly attnrtd In

WHITE, R1TMAN It CO.

HOP H1NG & C( ).,02 HOTKL HTUKKT,

C0HHIS1N IIICHANTHWholesale Dealers In

Liprs aDd Manila ClprsABP

General Chinese Merchandise- arum as

Sui Oils, Rice, MattluaChinese Bilks, Teas, Kui

Eafliab aai Anericaa OroceriaaBy Every Coast Bteamei

MUTUAL TKLEPHONK 147.

W. W. AHANA

1Merchant Tailor,

IBS XTvuxsmAA Stxwwt.

KINK SUITINGS-I- B-

Kotfbu, Scotch and Amoncao Goods.

Btyle and Fit Ouaranu-ed- .

I 'leaning & Repairinglutuil Tele, 668, P. 0. Boi 144.

1042-fli-

Ring Up Both Telephones 122

ro

Baggage Express,-- u al Hollt)Ker'srJiiueliHriip,j.,. !'... i iKar Kn'T,

JAMHB I'OLMiCK

(II!

Dishes and Olamwara Wanted I

Clocks. Watches and Jewelry Wauled I

Old Oold and Bllver Wanted I

ear Haasa PrleM Pall I .114 King-- Btreat, Oornar of Alakea.

Canadian-Australia- n

xiromrr of th how Line, running in connection with th

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYHnHr-o- n Vanrotiver, .B. C, and 8ydnpy, N.

Honolulu and

AJR,H3 3DXJB3 A.TOn or about the datea

front Sydney and Suva, for Victoriaand Vancouver, B. O.:

Btnir"M10VEKA" ... ,. Nnvrmbar 3Btmr"WAKRlMOO".. ...December 2

TBrmgh Tlcketa lame troa loaolala fa

riil'tar and rMxo AutNTxi

I). Mi'NICOLL, Montreal, Canada.KOIIKHT KRKR, Winnipeg. CanadaM M. BTEllNu8an Franclaco, Cal.O. Mel BKOWN Vancouver. B. 0.

iBi.

OXTTSHCI3SrE3S

Tele

Wilder's Steamship Go.

tf:

TIME TABLEw IX Wunaa, Pres. H. It K.. Hmi.

IHrr. J. A. Kino, Port Hue!

Stmr. KINAUOLaUB. Coauaaadar.

Will leave Honolulu at i v. a.. ioiicIiiiik atUbaina, Maalaea Bay and Makeua theMine day: Mahukona. Kawalliaeand Lau.;iioenoe tue lounwing day arrivtng atinn at midnight.

I.EAVKB HONOLULU

Tuesday... OflU 16Friday OcL2tlTuesday... Nov. 6rnuay Nov. 10TueKlay Nov. 27Friday Dec. 7Tuesday Deo. 18

Returning leaves Hilo, touching atsame day; Kawalhaa a. m.;

10 a. m.; Makeua 4 r. .; MaalaeaBay ll r. a.; Labalna 8 r. a. the followingday; arriving at Honolulu a. a. Wednes-day and Saturdays.

ARRIVK8 AT HONOLULU,

Saturday OoL 13Wednesday Oct. 24Baturday Nov. 8Wednesday Nov. 14Baturday Nov. 24Wednesday Dec 0baturday Deo. 16Wednesday Deo.2l,

No Freight will t retiKlvwl afUrIV noon on day of sailing

Stmr. OLAUDINE,CAMEBOR. Ooauuaaar.

Will leave Houolulu every Tuesday at 6t Kabultii, Huelo, Hiana,

Uatiioa and "r5. lahnlu.Returning will arrive at Uonotnln every

Bunday monilna.aTJS- B- No Freight will be received after

4 r. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be at the landings toreceive their Freight, as w will not holdourselves responsible after such Freightha been landed.

While the Company will use due dili-gence In handling Live Block, we declineto assume any responsibility In case of theloss of same.

The Company will uot be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless placed In the careof Pursers.

"KA MA1LE."

Mr. Itoardman hat removal th balance 0 her Block from Hotel itreet toher private HraUlence, where, the "

tend cloning it out at private tale. Itit arranged and ready for intprction,and at the intendt to retire permanent-ly from butineta the Goodt will be toldretinrdlett of Cott, Old patront arecordially invited to pay her a vitit.

HO YKN KEN & CO.,41 U 11 n tl Htreet

Tinsmitba, Plrabinrj. Etc.

CRCUKKKY and ULAHBWARK.

Steamship Line

8. W., and calling at Victoria. B. tti8uva FIJI,

KOISTOLXTlLiXJbelow stated, vlt.1

From Victoria and Vancouver, B O.,for Suva and Sydney!

Btmr"AUAWA" October 248tmr".MIOWKKA" November 24Btmr "W AUHIMOO" December 24

Oamaaa, DaJtei StatH aad Bbtobb.

gW Vot Freight and Paisage and anIteneral Information, apply to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., L'd.Agtntifor the llaunUnn IilaruU.

SXJ3ST 77

"ALL!"-plione 314.

IBGaH fiPOI I PACIFIC 618

wines & Launches !

THE IBST IN THE MA1KET.

Thoy cannot bo aurpnesudfor motivo power.

HRND FOR OATALOQUR

JOS. TINKER,lim-t- l Bole Agent, Nuuaun street.

California Frait Market,Corner King ft Alakea Hie

terino's Reftiguratoi's

By Rvery Hteamer from Ban FranCISCO WHO

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,Salmon, Poultry,

fft., Bto.. Ktc, Ktc

LESSONS EN

Drawing and Painting.

D. Howard HitchcockDrawing and Painting taught by the lat-

ent Knrouean methods. Classes everr Wednesday and Baturday forenoon from Ha. s.to 12 noon.

VIV Lessons for Private Pupils in spe-cie! linss of work also given.

The Btudlo will be onen to visitorsevery Friday afternoon.

City Carriage Co.,Corner King and Bethel Bu.

- BOTI TBLEPIOXES 113 -Fine Carriages & Civil Driver?

To be had at all hour.

j. s. aSdrade,luao-- tf Mauagei

Cement Sidewalks Ac Gra-nite Curbing Laid.Bitlmate given on all kind of

BTONB.OONOUKTK A PLABTER WORK

BS-B- OOBOBBTB A SraClALTT 0

JOHN P. BOWLER.

6. B. BOARDMAN,

hmi, R 40KNT POK

Tagawa GoalAtlas Aunrance Go.

or LoxnjowUMtTB, . . UB,BM,M.

H. W. SCHMIDT A SONSAgent for Hawaiian Island.

,

Ut guUy QnWttin.n4aeA 10 neither Unci nor tartf,But Bitabltihed for ihe Benefit oAU.

THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1894.

Id that hall will be framed thefirst political platform for candi-dates to stand upon while beingvoted for for office under a republi-ca- a

form of government. Advertiur.

Oh, no, the platform will not beframod in "that hall." It ia nowbeing framed in iome private office,with mighty few of the delegates tothe convention asked to help inframing it. There will be a com-

mittee on platform fixed before-

hand, who will retire and, withinloss time than any of them everfilled a letter sheet page, returnwith a perhaps not badly wordedplatform. Their entrance will bethe signal for a rally of applause,with more of it at oach period, allarrauged in advance, and tho plat-form will go through with littlo orno change. Honolulu will show aslit a political machine as New York.

Ka Loo's editor ought to road theconstitution. There ho would find

that foreigners who racelvo lettersof denization or special rights ofcitizenship are not required to for-swo- ar

their native allegiance. OnlyBritish subjects who become natu-ralizedfor instance, Mr. Scott ofHilo reported in this paper the otherday aro required to renounce alleg-

iance "particularly" to Quoon Vic-

toria. If all foreigners had to eo

their American, British, Ger-

man, or other allogiance, before re-

gistering, tho registry of voterswould scarcely havo onough nameson it to make a quorum for a nomi- -

natiag convention. This is a hardsaying, so far as tho doctrine of"Hawaii for tho Hawaiians" is con-

cerned, but honest that the affairsof the Hawaiian Islands aro in thehands of aliens. With tho Bulletintho question was when tho UnitedStates had confirmed the undoingof the Hawaiian Governmentwrought by her owa officials whe-

ther to take a hand in practicalpolitics, doing the best possible fortho country under unfavorable cir-

cumstances for which others ara re-

sponsible, or, on tho other hand, re-

tiring under a willow to waste windin idlo lameutations on what mighthavo boon if a lot of things had nothappened for iustauce, if thosewho are now howling for queen andcountry had not betrayed both,aiding and abetting the enemies ofoach, directly and indirectly, in theyear 1S'J2.

An Karly Opening.

Editor Bulletin:Kindly allow mo space in your

paper for au angry growl on behalfof many disappointed admirers ofthe Dailey Stock Co. At the usualtime for opening the box plan thowriter with many others railed attne oUlce ol tee mauager this morn-ing to secure seats for Saturdaynight. What was thoir astonish-ment to find that without any pre-vious uotii-- to the public the box

filau had boon opened some hoursand that tue desirable seats

had all been sold to the favored offortune? If this plau of action isfollowed out by Mr. Dailey or hisagents, or whoever is responsible,many admirers of the present StockCo. and patrons will feel inclined towithdraw their patrouago from tholess popular plays, even as thoy arecompelled to withdraw it from thepopular oues through unfairness,mismanagumeut or whatever youmay call it.

A DlBUBUNTLED GnOWLEH.m m

Platforms and Blatea.

Editob Bulletin:Everybody seems to lie iu the field

with platforms aud slati's and what-not; so why shouldn't It Here isthe platform many of us would like:

1st Aud foremost, annexationtreaty right away.

2d Uovision of the Constitution.3d All officials aud boards except

the President and Cabinet electedby direct vote of the people.

4th --Districts divided so as togive oue man a vote for oue manouly.

5th Chiuese and Japanese re-striction act.

Oth liaise the tariff on all articlesimported from those countries.

This is what the boys waut.One or Tueu.

Nothing Strange.Intelligent peoplo, who realize the

important part the blood holds iukipping the body in a normal condi-tion, find nothing strange iu thenumber of diseases Hood a Sarsapa-rill- a

is able to cure. So mauy trou-bles rosult from impure blood, theboat way to treat theiu is throughtho blood. Hood's SarsaparillaVitalizes the blood,

Hood's pills aro tho best after-dinn- er

pills, assist digestion, prevvutcuustipatlou.

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he gitiiy jguUtUn.tfidled to ntithrt Seel nor Jtorty,hut KtablUhfH (or the Hsneflt of All.

THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 194

CATCH BY A PATHOLMAN.

Result of Exploiting Chinatown In-stead of Protecting the buburb

The mounted patrol made no ar-

rest last uigbt, tbu lirnt ouu iu a longwhile, ami u vcrjr iuipurlaul ouu atthat, i'atroluiau Wa-tiar-t, whilepviuir through Cliiuatuivu iu thu

tiduity of Mauunkca alrcot, full iuWith a JapjuiM ivutn.iu. i'h-- j lroltuau staled iu Court this uioruuittial the woiuau umle overture toliiui, wbuu ho bad lu--r urruatfil.

Ihe Hoiiiau told quite a diirereuttory. Sao staled tbal tbo"liaule"

caiue to bur pi aw, aud that die re-

fused to bavu anthiu to do withlitui. II--r story was I'U'rotiurnltnlby auoibf-- r woiuau, who liajtpeurilto be tu the tooui ui the tune. TheJapautrBO viutuau was uuteuced tolilleeu dnja' huiir!uuuieiit at haidlabor. J. 1. Kaulia uoleil au appealou behalf of ibe Uefeudaut.

it is ueuef ally 8upuoed that thetuouuteil patrol ii uiaiutaiued fortbe ptoU-ulio- of tbe tuburl.ChiualUMU aud the busluers quaiter

re uuderilood to be look.u afterby the police ou beat. UuiyWitbiii tbe pst few bibls a Mieakthief or burglar has beeu diluibn gtbe peace ol it.ilviil oil the plaiu.Tho uiuuultd atful fliouid i,e tak-Juj- ,'

eare of bucU charaeteia aud buttuoobiug about CbiuatuMU.

Party at Sam Huucl.

A large aud gay part; went toSaus Souei ltt mgiit, to hold adauco couipliujeutary to Mr. amiMis. William While, who are gpeudJug their huuejuioou at that beauti-ful seaside It took tbree ofSi. lib's easyrunulug aud double-Keart- d

ouiuibutea to carry thetuerry. waller, with not oral of themore muscular geulry holding ou bytbokleps. Tbe ride iu tbe tuoou-lig- ht

both waj8 was beguiled withthe latest, and a lew ol the uiusltimo-bonoto- ballads, iiaus Souci'slargo drawiug room, riming room

uU laual were, ou arrival out of theparty, made a cceue of great gaiety.lime was uot I mailV We

to dauc-- , d illlug was up i ' fc 0h

, , w i'iivmauydauves by as as . and

playiug Au '

laaeu for wbeu .NV0 fine

mm served. was uot a mo-De- ut

toaluuo the evening, althoughau occavioual two might beeu alittle apart, thu Jauai,notes ou wbat thu wild Vae weiosayiug. It was au evout brimmlugovtr with pleasure to alt prcneui,aud aud White are to be

ou thethis oocial

atrallou they

Thomas Liuihny, and

for

oil liio l ,f!.,nm. m.v. ,, .,.., . .. . -turut

NOl'JOK.

nriin KsrATi: ok s o. DKU.I. tin II til I.t tllx lll- -li irn til rtu tl ul 1: ill- -Villous tir.tiuli.-- a ui l inea ul the liut. O. ll.l-- r ami . ruiuu liii; b uiiie

11 h pii ilia jiort,ji mu hid unVl i.ftt 0

Tim u!i;r.'iiiK Hl'orj eltotijfor the ciiiuiiiK jturi

C. U W'mlit I'THlilfntup.

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The rtosrit ot coiupibe tbecUio.riauJ U C'jitur

n. U 1 Kit,coj

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COBPOKA.T10N

eiiulrolIiuii.Miiiiri jvuri

lr tirelWliler

U.I. Wfg.it 'Jro0.11 htiiri'iiiry

O.J K.Ik AuUiorHoard Director! the

Freiliuiai.d0. Wll.'er, WIIIt,

and CU. Caitcr.

8.0. W.I.nKU.Booiettrv

Honolulu, Oct.

NOTICE.

SO WILDER CO, LIMITED,b?en nnlitil mul Incorp 'lilted

the carr.i thutier Miihilkuiin, Jlannll

folli wIhk olllotr have heeu electeduubuing jturi

Wilder Vlie.fie.ilwitTnU Secretary rrUMiri-- r

Vixnt

The It'nrd Dlrcclnm thep(ll"-ry- , llncfar Olid and t'hiirk'S

rterKAi

Oct Iv'ii.

MlrMMMMg1MlilMi r.T ',,'': W mpr,vn;'V..rV'EaKMMlKMVHaKiiHMHMMtHHlfe.Jir (TmfcV!

CLUMSY DRIVINO.

Government Catt PrivateBuggy Collide

Rovernmpnt mttlo cart collidedwith a prhate buggy in which wa alady, on Fort, nnar streettlii morning. The lady'rt rig wantauditigon the Waikiki side of theroad bear sidewnlk, when nnumber of mule carts heading forSchool street catnip along. Thoteamster the leading cart drovMdangerously near to the buggy, andfeeing that ho scarcely aroida collision, holloed out. "WhoatWlioal" Th ladyV animal becamefriuhtened ami begtn backing. Thedrivnr lost and tliecrashed iuto one another. The pri

rig remained intact, but thegovernment carl's wlie, was nlitit-ter-- d

The government teamsterwanted the owner of the buggy ar-res- td

for smasliiug his when), audho will probably gam his poiut iuthe sweet r.

Stowaway and.Ciptaiu McOuire.of tho American

baik Oak'aml. liable to get intotrouble with the authorities hedues not succeed in locating n manwho has the ship unknown tohim. The man came here on theOakland a stowaway, and

the captain was notified thatthe stowaway would uot allowedashore, but would have be takenback. Tho skipper absented, but atlay two ago the stowaway lie-cnt- n

mNsiug. He has uot beenfound yet, nnd he doesturn voluntarily kipper McGuiromay be aked to "puny up."

m 8' mmDo rvnlly mt'an it? Is

it t'utt that yti aiv goingivo ticket the Volcano?

DoeMi't it anyhow much purchtihe?

Thc"0 afe undoubtedly theleuding que txins of theYou Mould think so if you

Ioliu uuttiui: u irood kllt'W llOWBtnug orchestra woik, and ,avo ailHWiT. them the

kept till midiiigut. Thetiaiive muMciuus eulucued of "uc iilviithe siugiug welt of answering any all

the tuues tutermUsiou questions, our only reurct isa lefreshmeuU, a

lino eollatiou of home-cooke- viauds "mt ,,,c ntnilili. TO giveThere

when auiouo wauled bewhole

beiu cumpariug

--Mr. Mr.congialulated widespreadpopularity large demou

proves enjoy.

watchmaker

1VIIliruuil

t.nuliil

hYO bttn

Dirctor

Mannrcr

18't.

mprlrs

ll&U2t

IHM'WWI

could

ar-riv-

you

diffr-ene-e

grand excursion aud take allour customers to the Volcanothere is way through that,fveryono can get tht-r- e

through their dealings withus. tuiclc alcs and SmallI'r. fits mi'un thi.Economy to you and if youwill savu thu differ..nce bo-tw- etn

prices aud fancyprices it won't, bo long before

doubly valuablei.ming

Wek'uuio lioiu hi bretuiuu1'lHM.aiiL vmaetinuilaafii C1IASK OlIlX'IC Villi !Ct MC

COUPOttAlION

(ortiirumu

aim

HoKutulu,

cowprUea

OOUPORATION

Honolulu,

two now Christina,if you want to you rantlu m to some worthy

tiiendJt looks though thcriiny

season has in we areau.i going to make run on

weal her goodsIJ.MHUIXl.AS & Paiiasols,

CUMUUTKUS AN'D Bl.ANKHTS,ui', wi.i-- r vie l'.u.iiirnt from 1

H Scrctary uuil uer r. .....V. W. iluularlaii Audi CC

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to the Voli-iiU'i- If you doyou h.ve good

l..ui i.r:aiUei ant incrp nlo I chtlUCi Uliy O110 CISC.r ih u miryiu on ti-- li.nin n

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DAllErSSTOcTcOMPANY.

Thursday, Oct. 11th:

"Jim the Penman."

Saturday Afternoon, Oct

"A GKOGKKY "Saturday, Oct 13th:

"CHAliLEWS AUNTY'

tevey.Box I'lanoiR'n at tbe olllce of 1. J,

HaUUt

DELICATE ! DELICIOUS I DAINTY I

ASK YOUR FOR

EITli'M ar New I'nck Lnrge, Fat, Extra Kulvctcd, One trUI wl I irove their merlin.

K. B. The Cam of thla brand contain a creator quantity than thosa ofany other.

lMltcli.ll 4e rtraort, Coaat Ua.jran.ta.

Hawaiian Harflwara Co..L'fl'i

Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1894.

The attention of the road

department has been called,

one way or another, to the"leaning tree of Waikiki."To persons who ride or driveto the beach once or twice aday this leaning tree is a con-

stant menace and it occurs to"old subscriber" as though thetime has arrived when some-

thing should be done beforethe tree falls into road anddoes some damage. It is hardlyof sufficient value for the ownerto make any objections to itsremoval particularly as it canbe done at little or no expanse.The tree may hang in its pre-

sent position for a long whileand not do any but ifit should fall when horses werein the neighborhood it is quiteprobable there would be a run-

away.

We've had another invoiceof Porcelain-line- d BathTubs suitable for persons whodo not wish expensive articles.Our stock is now complete inthis line and we can fill ordersfor plain or ornamental tubs inall sizes. We have also a com-

plete assortment of Wash-stand- s,

either enamel or Ita-

lian marbh tops.It is rather amusing, the in-

quiries that are made here regarding the Steel Aermotor.Some people that, likeother windmills, wind is re-

quired to run them. This is amistake. All you have to dois to set the mill going andthe law of gravitation or goodcommon sense on the part ofthe wheel sets it in motion andkeeps it going. We have neverheard of a wheel that will turnas easy or that will develop thepower shown in an Aermotor. This fact makes the

lytrAu.uIiif! "ubiuT'uve'yuti will rclize that judicious geared mill tojeeks. Asiiioiieudot tboForei.tera, will pay pleasure the plantation man, because

Wilder.

Wilder

Auditor

and

and

Wilder.

CUnrlcs

ISthi

CORNER

GROCER

the

damage

imagine

besides pumping water it willsaw wood, run a grindstoneand a half dozen other articles,with one attachment now be-

ing evolved in the brain of aninventor it will be able to runa newspaper or a government.There are other windmills man-

ufactured, but they are notgeared mills and consequentlywill not do half the work ofan Aermotor. We have allsizes of wheels and pumps instock and can give you waterquicker than you can say JackRobinson.

The Pansy Stove has givenbetter satisfaction than anyiron stove ever introduced inthis country. Our sales inthem have increased largely inthe past six months and indi-

cations point to a still greaterdemand for what the peoplerecognize as the best stove onthe market.

The rain is causing mud;mud is next to dirt, cleanlinessis next to an Improved StoneFilter, and we sell the Filters.In our business office is a filterexactly like the kind we sellexcept that it is made of glassso that the entire operation offiltering is open to the gaze ofthe public. The water as itcomes from the tap is of sealbrown color and contains moreliver fluke to the cubic inchthan you can imagine. Whenit passes through the filteringstone it is as clear as crystal andentirely free from impurities.The cost of one of these filtersis slight compared with thebenefits derived. If you haveany regard for your family getan Improved Stone Filter.

Hawaii iiHartwirt Co., L'dOppoilt BprtekaV Mock.

307 FORT STREET.

NapaSoda

"Tt ting ol Ihtnl war."

Always Pure,

Bright and

Sparkling.mm..., myJ.mj

Itoltled with Special Ctre lor thj mtikct, and

Every Bottle WarrantedBY Ttrs:

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,CLi IMITE 3D)

Agents for ttie Islands.

Look lip Look

Out InOut

FOE WHAT?For New Stock of Furniture

Dally eipcctcd on the "Wilder" and the "Andrew Wrick"

gy Then Yon Ste With Yoxir Own Eyes -- l

Hopp 8o CO.,No. 74 Kline: Street

Grocery, Grain--rVX3

KKKI) DEPARTMENT!

HVom a lat-g- r and Viiricd Htook the uuduraitiud would truwurtu!ulnr titnnHou to thu following:

FEED STUFFS!'onipriMinK California Hay, Barley, Rolled Barley, Bran.

Middling), Out, Corn.

J3t In addition to our umiat Htnok of them we art nowlurrying WaHhitigton Bran. OatA and Rolled Barley.These are each ponwexned of utrong feeding propertien andare well worth a trial by all intureHtod in stock.

and I

RICE:

SALT:

No. 1. Alwayt In WktIi at umml mar-ket OKUriw.

8a, Bi, llnjwr linls.Liverpool Coniho, II Jib. bamKimllab Ualr),6ttll). bus.lUad.

ROCK SALT:

SOAPS:

California Laundry.

HAM, BACON, C11EE.SE

T.

&Si

rie, Table and inuyi.

MACGARONI:7 and lilti. Imixm.

A largo varlatr

OUR

11

Calffwalaa aaiVaialaatm Hate

Royal "Cleveland" Baking Powders

SALMON:Barrel! and Ball RamUtTlnued.

LARD:Fairbanks

COFFEE:Gren Kona."I'limeer."FoUcori In tlua and papara

TEAS:

TOBACCOS:

CIGARS:A choice variety of laadluaj brand.

J. MORTON'S 'ENGLISH QBOOEBIEaOBOSSB & BLACKWELL'B ENGLISH GROCERIES.

UBS?, McNeil Lidby'b canned Mbat&RICHARDSON BOBBIN'S CANNED MEATS

FRUITS:

BROOMS:

PAPER:

Brown Wrappiua.

TWINES:

Wrappln.

Etc., Eta., EU).,

Kerosene "ftloha" & "Star" KeroseneLAHQE BTOUKB OF

PiiiuiHiiiiii siimiDk,. Bardware, Dr; Gouds.

r,, Fmitin, eh.AI.WAYH ON HANI) AT MODRItATK PKIORR.

Etc.

Theo. H. Davies k Co., L'd.

RD

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AND

P

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A Pack Mule"With a sore back and a load of

stoves is not a lit more miserablesome Honolulu horse that

has to draw a heavily loadedwith Axles. We set

Axles at San Francisco Pr ces.

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE M'FG CO.,

No 70 Quean Street

Benson, Smith & Co.,Oorner Foxt a Hotel StFrom Recnt Direct Impirtatlou

MAWS' TOOTHBRUSHES!

Only Perfect Toothbrush.

Perfumes & Soaps 1

A. LA.R.OB3 A88ORTMBNT,

o

WA

O

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than

wagon bent

The

FURNITUR

Mntoil Tehpbone

DEALERS

AUE TBE

Bell Telephone

Mexican Cigars

FIOSnEJST I2ST FTj.A.'VOIR.Of any imported. Just received by

HAWAIIAN

IsLANDS

f

ft

tu gaily illin.THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1894

Arrival.Thursday, Oct. 11.

Btrar James Makee (ront KauaiBtmr Walmanalo from Walanrto

Dprturi.Thuiwday, Oct. 11 M.

Btmr Jns Makee for Kapaa at 4 p inBtmr Hawaii for Hawaii

Vaela leavingBtmr V Q Hall for Maul and Hawaii at 10

. am

Shipping Notea.

The bark Oakland lll leavi for Seattledirect on U'tolcr 13th.

The steamer V O. Hall leavermurnlug at 10 o'clock on licr usual

rout.The harkrntln B O. Wilder Is twclvo

day- - ont from Ban FrsncUco for this port,and the bark Andrew W Icli fifteen ditys.

Born. at

08MER In this city, Oct. 0, t-- i the wife ofJ. h. Osmer, a son.

O'BHIKN At Honokaa, Hawaii, Setcmber 20, 18 M, to the wife of ThomasO'Unen, a daughter.

JUDIOIARY JOTT1NUB

A law Declared UnconstitutionalO A. Brown Answer.

Iu L. Ahlo vs. J. P. Muudonca,petition to obtain right of way forwater-flum- Judge Whiting hassustained defendant's demurrer, onthe ground that a Judge of the Cir-

cuit Court has no jurisdiction tinderthe statute, and, secondly, proforma, that Chapter 27 of tho Laws ofof 1876 is unconstitutional. Withregard to the first ground, tho Courtholds that the Circuit Court wasnot in existence when tho law waspassed, and the provisions in respectto this case are specific in giving ajurisdiction to a Justice of thoSupremo Court. W. It. Castlo andP.M. Hatch for plaintiff; O. Brownfor defoudant.

Charles A. Brown, defendant tothe suit of Irono Uaalou li Brown, amarried womau, and George liBrown and Francis Hyde li Brown,minors, by their next friend, A. F.Judd, and A. F. Judd and oanfordB. Dole, has filed his answer to thocomplaint. He makes certain ad-missions, but tho chief interest ofthe answer is, where, claiming ignor-ance of certain allegations iu thecomplaint, he throws on A. F. Juddand 3. B. Dole (the latter successorof J. Komoikohuohu), the burden ofproving that cortalu words woreomitted iu the copy of the will ofthe late Judge II, and that theoriginal will gavo tho estate into thohands of tho executors as a trustduring the life of Mrs. Brown.

Hatch aro for defendant.

FOUND DEAD

A Chinaman Expires in the Nightin His Lonely Orlb

Goo Kim. Chinese CommercialAgent, telephoned to Deputy Mar-shal Brown at 10 o'clock this morn-ing, notifying him that n dead China-man had beou found in a houo onNuuauu street. Tho man lived byhimself and for sumo time past hadbeen in a weak ami sickly condition.He went into his apartment audclosed the door at 8 o'clock yes-terday oreiiiug. During tho uightnative living in an adjarout build-ing heard a noise as of somo onechoking. No investigation wasmade uutil this morning at 8 o'clock,when the room wan outered and theCbinamau was found lying on thefloor. Ho must havo been dead forhours, as tho odor was somethiugshocking, aud no one could be in-

duced to enter. Goo Kiut was noti-fied and, on examination, the causeof death was fouud to bo hemorrhagoof the lungs. In view of this find-ing no coroner's inquest will bo hold.

Macfarlauo Si Co. are strewingclever advertisements of tho famousShasta water about the sidewalks.They are Illuminating thedead wallswith pictorial references to tho samewholesome beverage.

H. B. M. S. Hyacinth, according toseveral of her men, was to havo leftport to-da- y for a cruise, to return onSaturday. Yesterday afternoon itwas generally known that she wasnot to leave as intended.

A Strong HorseIS TBK RESULT OF CMNO

OOOD NCKD

' A FRESH SUPPLYof

Hay and GrainJnst Arrived er 'B. 0. Wilder."

CALIFORNIA FEED GO.

Owner Queen A Nnnana Ht

Both Telephones 121.TO liUT

FEW I.AKQE A1HYA k$&LUHWs iu mn enmoderate terms on theaiund Hair uf ihti Strec- -

Sell.' lUlik 111) ( k Ald v illUM-ih- ii Wm O. IRWIN & CO.. l.'f.

MEETINO NOTICE.

OUKT I.UNAMI.O, No WW. A. O. I'.,c will linlii a Kiwi-li- iiieetliiK onTUUKnDAY EVKSINO at 7:30. Allmembers of the Order In Hiod stui.UliiK ureinvited to attend.

By order. liVAN "J,N. 'U6T-- 3t J lib"' HhIIKCT.

MEETINO NOTICE.

OK TIIK INT UNA.AMKKTINObYlll'KMKH I J' Hi IHk.uiao HUH (lnurd)l KI..nISO, On.llib.lmliulr Omu ww.All wsu.be rs ar iisrilniMNj riu'in wKm prreii, as wull bU.lllVM Will bebwrjsht forward

HW-l-l ll'Ai 0U1JKU.

LOOAX. AWD OEHKRAI. WXWB

Half and Half, 2 for 25c, at the"Empire."

A dnnco will bo given at the Myrtleclub bouse evening.

No sign of tho S. S. City of- - Po-

king as this paper goes to press.

No time like the present if youwant dry goods. Cheap for cash.

ALS. Lew. J.Tho monthly meeting of the Y.0. A. will be hold at 7:30

o'clock.My shelving is not down but my

goods are. Buy now.M. S. Lvt.

Nine Chincsn gamblers wore ar--rPBted last night in tho viciuily ofKlkiUalu.

Tho Quintet club has been engag-ed to play at tho Hawaiian Hotelthis oven i tig. '

toJ. W. Luuitig, tho well-know- n col-

lector, is going to take a trip to thoCoast by tho Australia.

Thnro was a fairly good attendance asthe band concert at Thomas

Square yesterday evening.

"Jim tho Penman" will bo pre-sented by tho Dailey Stock Co. attho Opera Uouso this evening.

Tho subject of Mrs. Thirds' lec-

ture at Theosophical hallevening will bo "The Hindoo Bible."

During thodinnorattho HawaiianHotel last night tho Quintet clubrendered vocal and. instrumentalmusic.

Tho Gorman warship Aloxandrinoarrived at Yokohama Sept. 2uth,and the Arcoua on thu 20th, fromHonolulu.

At tontioti is called to tho noticoKamohatnoha Girls' School, for

which a splendid building has justbeou erected.

No ticket for the Volcano will bogiven, consequently I can sell goods

few cents a yard cheaper than mycompetitors. M. S. Levt.

Anyouo wanting a largo and airyoffice should sco W. G. Irwin & Co.,Ld., about tho rooms upstairs iuSpreckols' block.

Thero will bo a meeting of tho In-

ternational Schuutzen Club thisevening, whnu special business willbo brought forward.

Court Lunalilo, No. CC00, A. O. F ,will hold a special meetiug at 7:30o'clock, when all members are expected to Im) present.

The weekly tneotini! of tho Boardof Health was postponed yesterdayuntil next wi'ek, on account of theabsoncoof tho president, W.O.Smith.

Mechanics' Home, corner Hotelnd Nuuauu street. Lodging b

lay, wek or mouth. Terms: 2T audWcnt p nitrlitt tl and fl.'ft vVMk

"As utual," J. J. Egan gives iuthis issue a seasonable poiutor, whichtho ladies especially Will regard astho best new matter in to-da-

paper. Keatlitm

Handsome dresses and a beautifulnow double parlor and conservatorysceno will bo features iu A. M.Palmor's famous socioly play, "Jimtho Penman," to-nig-

Somo say it is Dr. Brodie, others,Dr. Miuer. Tho title of tho picturein thu Advertiser savn it is J. A.Kennedy, who will call tho nominat-ing convention to order.

Wilder & Ca.h Kstato of S. G.Wilder, aud S. G. Wilder & Co. haveall been organized as limited liabilitycorporations. Tho ollleors of eacharo advertised iu this paper.

P. A Dins offers his residence onYouug street for sate at a reasonableprice, furnished or unfurnished.The house is solidly and neatlybuilt, and now. Artesian well waterbelouging to the premises.

During tho past three weeks therohavo been four addttious to the juve-nile membership of tho police force.The st rangers hare appeared iu thefamilies of Li"ut. Conies, CaptaiusScott aud Rosehill and Turnkey Osmer.

Socioly should not fall completelyinto tho craze for "Charley's Auut"ami oveilook the handsome societydrama, "Jim tho Penman," to night.Those who miss it will overlook oneof tho strongest aud prettiest ofDailey 's rejiertoire.

Hires' Root Beer is grateful tomany, but tho many should bo grate-ful to it for tho chauce it has giventhem of feasting their eyes ou theartistio lithographs now postedround the town by the thousand.Nothing fiuor or more pleasing hasbeou seen here.

The first of A. M. Palmer's seriesconsisting of "Jim the Penman,""Alabama," aud "Saints and Sin-

ners" will bo presented t.

They aro all high-clas- s plays audwill attract our best tlioatre-goor- s.

The may stir up achurch disciisftiou.

Jacob Kumalao and S. Keliiku-wal- e

wore fouud guilty in tho Dis-

trict Court this morning of mali-cious injury iu ovordriviug tho mare"Mink," belonging to tho ClubStables, ami each was SHntuncod tosix mouths' imprisonment at hardlabor. An appeal was noted.

Master Nicoll, dunuir tho absence of his mother from homo, tooka btroll arouuti town last nignt. innlad was picked up by a police ofiicor,takou to I ho Police Station and laterreturned homo safely. Ho had goton tho outside uf a spring lockeddoor, and tho person in charge ofhim did not know ho was lout.

Joo Fern and Miss Zipa Alnpniwere murried yesterday evening ntI'd In ma. To-da- a grand liiau isbeing given in honor of (lie union.It will bo continued until late thisevening. Tint commuting purtieHwere the principals in thu lute pil-

low slips and sheet cbm. Theywere defendants iu a larceny caseprosecuted by W. O. Achl, and werefouud uot guilty.

"PSWfSWBJfTi&W"" " '' ;v M

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V',''fa;!

PRO TEMPOM LEGISLATURE.

Weekly Meeting of the Executiveand Advisory Councils.

W. C. Wilder, President of thoCouncil, took the chair at the usualtime this afternoon, with him beingpresent: Ministers Hatch, King andDamon; Councillors C. Brown, JohnEna, Heury Watorhouse, W. F. Al-

len, J. A. McCandless, D. B. Smith,P. Mondonea, John Nott, Alex.

Young and E. D. Tenney.Minister Damon road the weekly

finaucial statement.Receipts were f51,45G.79, including

$12,000 from the Postal SavingsBank. Interior yielded $10,74300,Customs S11.019.7G, and Taxes $13,-191.9- 7.

Expenditures weroW5.071.-93- .Tho net indebtedness is 13,531,-177.1- 0.

Tho bill to amend tho incorpora-tion law passed third reading.

The bill to amend the law relatingbouudaries psssed with amend-

ments recommended by the Judi-ciary

of

CommitteeMr. McCandless askod an opinionto whether an Advisory Council-

lor was eligible for election to theLegislature.

President Wilder said there was adifference of opinion on tho matter,but he had no doubt in his ownmind.

Mr, Waterhouse thouirht a Coun-cillor must resign before he could beeleetcd to the Legislature.

Mr. Hatcb, after consultation withhis colleagues, said the opinion oftho Executive was that members ofthe Council were eligible to election.

President Wilder thought that intho constitutional convention aproposition to make an AdvisoryCouncillor ineligible was voteddown.

Mr. McCandless thought it was ascompotent for a Councillor to beelected as for a Senator to succeedhimself.

At 2:29 the Councils wont into ex-

ecutive session.

A steam launch was reported offDiamond Head at 2 o'clock thisafternoon, making for Honoluluharbor. It is supposed to be tholaunch Ka Made, in chargo of A.McDowall, returning from tbo wreckof thu Geo. N. Wilcox. There arofour men in tho boat.

Part of tho wreckage from thoGeo. N. Wilcox drifted ashore atKapaa, Kauai, during tho presoutweek.

A POINTER !

The riny season is com-

ing, and if you vvuntto Hindwutcr like a duck ou muBtbe provided with u KninCoat. I have just receivedn new invoice of LadieH'English Mac-intosuc- infact, I nhnll make a leaderof these goods tor tho nextfew weeks and ut such prie.esthat I expect to see everylady in Honolulu properlyelnd for rainy weather.

",s7vr:taite Siloeswill not bo worn iu muddyweather. The reason isapparent and doesn't needexplanation.

Tari. Siloeswill probably take the placeof the white am s for thenext few montns, aud tomiteh these I have un ele-

gant line of Tan Stockingin numerous shades.

:Eats.Oh, yen, Trimmed or Un-trimrue- dV

Un trimmed t Allright. Just pick out theshape. Thoy arc all newand the very latest. Afterviiu have selected one thatsuits your peculiar style ofbounty I will introduce youto our expert milliner, whowill help you helect thotrimming and I guaranteeto finihh you a hat that youwon't be ashamed of.

-- rrtlcipatlzn.gr,always doing this and thintime I think I have hit thonail by laying in a freshmpply of Ladies' andChildren's Undervests fr un25c. U.

Corset Waists will mukean acceptable incre.iHn toyour wardrobe. "We have'em.

Belts.Nothing looks so prettyaround a lady's waUt (ex-ce- pt

un arm) us one of ourBelts. 1 havo both Silkand Leather with new designs ot if uokics. it youdon't believe me come andtry oiio on (not the armbut the Dolt).

Ah usual,,J. .J. ROAN,

51-- 1 ForUtrcct.

KAMEHAMEHA. OIRLS' B0HO0L

Mil'. HIIXT TKIIM W KAMKHA.T ur.HA IIIIIIJI Ht'llOOI. iihiik MlHAY. isuY. l'J'h. Aiinliistlcns lorsitmls.i ion iitiy txi (liifiMi Ui Min I'oit. winrnt KihhIihiii.i Mttniml, u l t IUw't'iai KuiilrKriu IIimiiii, (jMefii I'.mii nHull, HittnntHV iimriiuiK I'om U to 12

hre s'a will i p'rl to in l'plunits I'll III t'nn It l'iflv ll'-O-l Dollsi. s)tr. NupilcaiiUrclviluuUrrtwlv)tsrsolM I1M lot

y JM?JaKlK ki

msmsXilWmmJyAdexmsTl

Hood's is GoodMakes Pure BloodScrofula Thoroughly Eradicated.

"C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. t

"It Is with plcasuro that I elrc you the detailsour little May's sickness and her return to

health by Uie use of Hood's Batsaparllla. Shewas token down with

Fever and a Bad Couch.Following this a sore camo on her t Icht side be-

tween Uie two lower ribs. In a short time an.other broke on the left side. Slio would take

pells of sore month ami when o hid succeed-ed In overcoming this sliowuiiMsuflerwItli at-tacks of high fever and cirl blumly lookingcorruption. Iter head was urirctcd and mattercored trom her ears. After each attack she be

Hood'ss" Curesesma worts ftnd all treatment failed to sWohfrrelief until wo liepan to inn Hood's HarsjipiirllU.Aflntifi niWKeiioii(MiaiiiourewpcoiiiiiV"9tint sho was lictler. o rnnllnned until sliobad taken Uiree bottles. Now alio looks Uks

The Bloom of Healthsod It fstas spiff. VTcfcrt protein). nnd rnnnot

too much In favor of Hood's K.irsniarllU."tajf A. M. Adams, Inman, Tennessee.

Hood's Pills net casiljr. yet rromidlr andDclsntly, on tie liver and battels. 23c

Ho'bron Drug Co., L'd.,Sole Agents for tlin llcpablln of Hawsll.

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An invoice of thoCelebrated 'Shasta '

Water just receiveddirect from the Springsin Shasta, California.

'Shasta'1 is thefinest mineral waterin the world. It isused in every loadinghotel and on all therailway dining cars inthe United Statoo.

"Shasta is thoQueen of all table wa

ters; blends porfectlywith liquor of allkinds, and is a naturalrelief for all disor-de- rs

of the stomach,kidneys and liver.

For sale by all drug-

gists and the tradegenerally.

MACFARLANE ft CO. LTD,

Sole Agents for theHawaiian Islands.

Theosophical Lecture!Lectare will be riven by

Mm, M. M. THIUDS

On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 12th,

At thu Theosophical Hall, comer otNuaanu and MbiIiih streets, Iu

the "foster lllock."

Doors will open at 7 o'clock. Itnre Incommence promptly at & o'clock All amcordially Invited.

Subject of the Lecture will bt

"mho Merino f 1--1 a "1IUI 'Jt

AC. a. 8ZLVA,

The Warbetween China and Japanwill cause prices for theirsilk fabrics to go higher ; nocountn can fight und weavesilk at the Bitmo lime. Theprice bus already advancedand the pap rs state thutthe. war in likely to bo "on"for two or tluvo years. Itluhoovt't the careful buyerto purchase now We hadan immense stock of Japa-nese Goods ordered beforevar wus declared, conse-

quently we can contimn- - tosell at the old price- - as lona-- t our present stock ho dsout, und then tho Wr willforce prices up. ur lastconsignment c nihistsof SilkDress Goods, both figuredand plain ; Morinng Gownsfor Ladies ami G. nts, nlkKimonos, Smoking Juc.k- -..-- , CSil- - 1.. !..... .... t.. ...... ......' fc -- ' uiuuiuo, uniiuiiiov.niwt I lliiiin W.mv. S.i.,,..i.aLamp Shad s, Lunch Bas-kets, etc., He.

DAI XIPPOX,Hotel 8L (Arllni!trm lllock).

Mkc. J. 1'. P. Com ai o, l'ruirlctress.

IS NECESSARYIT thut milk for babies, in- -,

valitls or sick people shouldbe pure ; it is just as impor-- 1

taut to have the best qualityfor well people. The Pur--Iveyor of the Queen's Hospi-- 1

tul tukes u portion of the dailysupply and places it on ic-unt- il

it reaches u temperatureof (50 and then tents it foradulteration. The WaialakDaiuy, of which Paul Iscn-be- rg

is proprietor, suppliesthe milk to the hospital, undMr. Eckardt pronounces itabsolutely pure. If you haveany Hispicion us to the qua-lity you now use suppose youtry the Wuialue milk for umonth and note the differ-ence. Mr. Irsenberg makesno butler, consequently youget tint milk on which creamwill rise in an hour or two.Orders by telephone, eitherline, promptly filled.

Firewood free from borerholes at lowest ptice deliveredto any part of Honolulu.

MtTUODl-- T

Episcopal Church Sei vices!

ON SUNDAY. OCTOlIKUItth, rrisilltir moriiliiu mi I Wiling

mtvIcom will liohi'M liy tho Metli. dimi Imri-l- i of Honolulu. Iti;. II W.

I'l.tlK, I'a.tor, In tliu hull, nt thu comer ofhurt mid Hotel M reels tThutK formtrlyAniirxiitUm Uiuli lloonis).

A formal organization of tlili t'lmrehwill take plncu on Suinlny, oveinlMT 4.All Christian notutllhiilel with imy otherKvniiKellenl chilieh uro Invllud to tiiiilo Inthis orjmiliat'on. H.'m-Ii- ii

To All Loreri of Sea Batbiogl

ILANIWAIBATH HOUSE

WIIL IIC KKPT IW

FIRST-CLAS- S STYLE- ur-- W.

S.

lisdlrssurl Onilctfi II.'iO-'i- ii

The European Lunch RoomsCHOCK SINO, Proprietor,

llotol Street, nearly opposite Iiethelbtrvut,

First-Cla- s Moils at Mo.irraie Prices

At all Hours. Patronage Solicited.U.'.7Mm

OBITEBION SALOON.

OTI0K IS HKUKISY OIVKN THATN all clulms nuuinit tho nterion Ha- -loon will he hct'tfil by Mr Jan. 1". Mor-l'iii- i.

and all ouutaudlni! uceouuts due theCriterion Hulooii nud ihu jnlililiu house ofI.. H. Dee up Ui the abovo ilftt" are payableto Mr. 1.. 11. Deo. All bills imliiM L II.Deu please prciseut iuiiiiediutcly lor pay-ment, u ii. di;v:

Honolulu, Oct. 3, 18!l. IIW 3m

NOTICE.

AND APTKIt MONDAY, OCT.ON I.'jtll, tho IUwaiun Hlkl'triu ( ouwill kIvu an all nigh' service for

ronldelicos.TIIKO. HOFFMANN.

HS7-2- v Superintendent.

Proprietor.

Temple of Fashion510 ETon Street

Clearance Sale for One Week !

Beginning Saturday, October 13th.

BDverytiiing eit a, t3aorifl.oehKIfl LOUAL COLUMN.

PUSINESS Like LifeIs What You Make It!

We arc making it decidedly lively, by keepingeverlastingly at it, evolving the bargains thatmake business. "We have just made a . . .

Sweeping Reduction in Ladies' Waists!We aro determined to clear them oat.

Our $2.25 Waist will go for $1.25 and $1.50.Our 3.50 Waist will go for $2.50.

VsV. These are well made and good fitting; we have at present (all line of site.

Our Ladies' Ribbed Vests for 15cts.Or 7 for f 1.00 are going very fust. If you want any yon mist come soon.

The same with

Our 0cts. Silk, in Stripes and Solid Colors.We have jnst a few lengths left. Have yon seen

Our Ladies' Chemise at 36cts?This Is exceptional value, trimmed with Linen Ijioe and well made.

1ST &z3. c3 xx G jt3L c3.

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620 Fort Street ,

" M

ROOT

Honolulu.

Everybody likes it, because it is a Thirst-Queuchin- g,

Health-Givin- g Drink aud isoffered to the Public with a full confidenceof its Merits.

JUST THINK OF IT

OF

Delicious Summer BeverageFOR 25 CENTS!

Hires Root BeerTs now n favorite beverage for Ladies andYoung Persons to whom it gives Freshnessand embonpoint. It has solved thu problemof medicine by imparting strength und pureblood, which soon gives a peivon a clear Andhealthy complexion.

It Pops!Effervescent Too Exhilarating!

.A.'P'petizixig !

Just thu Thing to Build Up the Consti'ution i

It is Wholesome and Strengthening. PureISIood, free from Boils or Carbuncles, GeneralUooil Health, resultsBeer the year round.

BEER!

A

of drinking

WILLIAM POSTEU,

ATTOIIXP.Y

Mutual Talaphon1164 .

Sample Glass Free at Benson, Smith & Go.

rar ALL THIS WEEK ! ai

Pioneer Furniture HouseESTABLISHED 18C9.

New Goods ! Latest Designs ! Largest Stock !

OAK UKDROOM BKTH,

SOFAS, LOUNOKB, WARDUOBR8,MIIIBOH8, MOULD1NOB, KTO., KTO.

Special Feature No. White Seamleis HattingHoi I 40 Yards,

And a Pine Quality for $9 per Roll.

Headquarters for Baby Carriages I

Pianos for Rent I Chairs for Rent 1

TELEPHONES Mntnai 76,

WILLIAMS BROS.8ucceisors 0. K.

609 AND 611 KING BTREET.

JOHN T. BROWN,Dtialer In Hawnlhtn aud Fureluit I'ouice

Bumps. 1'. O. llox 411, ilunoluiu.HlKhcst prices kIvoii for Unused and UsedlUwiilInn rJiauips Iu eichaiiKe fur othercountrloH from llratvlass approval sheets.Hlieets forwarded to any rt of the islandsuu aiiiiiiraiion Willi lown reference.

J. l.ll. Is ojteu to meet any collectors byppolatatnt. lll--

Hires Root

AT LAW.

!( m vtd to U ilsrcbaot BtreeU

SO.Iw

80I.ID

1

i'er of 112.00,

Bell 179.

to Williams.

si

Ski ' J.1

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K1 National Cane Shredder 111Kg tMTBNTSlll UrtfiRK THK LAWS OK THR HaWaila iHl.aNtto

SIP;Jf liiililiiii Rulei

Bazaar.

Sw3 -- &h tf P Rutanli. Prim.

5

'pttK UNDERSIGNED HAVE BERN APPOINTED SOLE AUENT8 FOBtbeoe aumtuDEBB and are now prepared to receive orders.

The great advantage to be derived from the use ot the National CandHMDDBE are thoroughly established and acknowledged by Plantersgenerally.

The large number of Planum using them In the United rltatea, Ouba,Argentine Republic, Peru, Australia and elsewhere, bear witness to theshove claim.

The use of the shkkudku vry largely augments the quantity of eanethe mill can grind (25 to SO), also the extraction of juice (6 to 12).

It is a great safeguard, milking kuown at onre the presence of anypieces of iron, stakes iroiu cars, or anything which would be liablo to damagethe mill, and allowiug ample time to remove same before damaging the mill.

The biikeddick is very strongly made, ami from the uiauner ot its operaUon it cats or tears these piecen of wood or iron without often breaking thertlikKDDXu; aud U anything breaks, it in simply some of the knives or cutters,which can be quickly and economically roplaced. The SllKEDDEK, as itsname indicates, tears the cane into shreds of varying lengths, perfectly openIng it and allowing the mill to thoroughly press out the juices without re-

quiring the immense extra jwer necessary to grind or crunh the wholecane. The riitiiKDDKR spresds the shredded cane uniformly and evenly tothe mill rolls, ami does away with the necessity of spreading the bagasse bybaud between the mill, where rcgrlndiug is in use. No greater amount ofboiler capitoity i required to upurate the tlthKUtiitH thau that which waudkieut for the mill, for the above reaons. We furnish full working

drawings for the inctallatiou of our Hiikbudkes, enalding any competent engineer to stH'cessfully install aud start them.

In ordering Hhkkdukkh from us, please send small sketch, showing thtdiameter and width ol the mill lulls with which Uhkxuuka is to be connected,also the side (either right or left hand as you face the delivery side of themill;, upon winch the mill engine Is located, also the height from floor lintto center of front mill roll shaft, and distance center this shaft to front endof bod plate. These rJitkKULick are now being used by the Hilo ttafrar Oo.and Hawi Mill, Kohala, where they are giviug great satisfaction.

gfkT Vriw' aud further particulars may bo had by applying u

WM, a. IRWIN & CO., LU.W II $tlt Agent for IV nmiMnn nnt

KwongSingLoyj SING LOY,

W Cm It.. "Tmsii Bloet" 41-8- 1 IIR Si., Mtr limits (h

litul Tek. 33. P. 0. Boi 207. lutoal Hit. 685 P. 0 fioi W.

BIG STORESJust Received Hen's and Boy's Snits I

Colored Tweeds 7 50Diugoniilti 7 CO

Euglwh Serge 6 00Boy Suits (elegant) G 00

ChintiHe, Japmietie and Indian Goods!KSA Complete TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

with CmniK'tout Outturn und u complete lliit of Kutrlinh midAmerican SuitingH. Perfect fit gun run teed.

A FINE LINE OV GENTS' HATS!Wicker Ware in Great Variety.

51-5-3 King Street & 407 King Street

Ill NUUAND STIiKttl.

Importer and Dealer n Enropai Dry ai Fancy Goods

Ladles' Wares of every deicrlptlon. AIo, fresh Una ot Chinese Ooods.

Pongee 8c "White Sillc FajenxietsNo. 1 White and Colored Mattings 1

Best Black and Green ChineBO Toa. Crepe SIiuwIh, Etc.3ER,OH:-A.3Sr- T TAILORING.

IV Fit Uuarantwd. Price Moderate. "VA

e"r :MXxt,u.al Telephone S48 t

rHI.KfHUNK II-H- -- f u mix m

(JllAb. 11US1ACK.IMI'OKTKU AND OKA LICK IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.

Presto Caiilornla Roil Butter and Island BarterfkW ALVVAYH ON HAND $

lei Goodi Becelied by Bier; sTeamer from San Francisco

gky All Orders faithfully atUiod U. datUilactloii uumrauumd luaix) Untanulifiilaxt and pankml with care.

Lijuhju Bums, Kino Stbbct, Bkt. Fort and Alakb Stbkbtb.

wrrH T?LMHHiNKa m v. u. imix art

LEWIS & CO.,Ill EOUT STlftUUfiT.

Importers, Wholesale k llotail G rocers

Proiision Dealers k Natal SuppliesPrats QomU by fivary CalitoraU StwiBBr.

ICK - HOUSE - GOODS - A - SPECIALTY .

lauaNoe Oaticaa Solhiimd. t t0" SaTiBr.oTioi (ioaaarT;b.

THIiMfHONH f. O HOX 148

II. K. MolNTYKK & HKO.,iwrorraax i nLaa i

Provisions and Feed.Groceries, - - -

Now (tairft KmmIvoi) by Kvery faoket (rum ilin Kauru Huih ami Hurupe

rKKNH . (UHKOKNlArPltr)UU6E . HV KVtSKV STKAMKIi

all Orrtart flthlilll aimudrd Ut aud (loud UalivrMl to D

Karl of Ilia IMly KUKK

lakaup 0dm Noijiiim HiruraoTiua OriuRTian

AaJT OOJLMBM WK1 AMD K1MQ ITHMTH,

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Periodicals

And Latest

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By the

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"CLEVELAND"

BICYCLESIt the talk ol all whwlnifn.

19 LBS. IS HEAVY EAOUGH.

U. E WAXKERApnut, Uoooluln, II. I.

naiuraiui HtMt. Itreoint St.

19 Lbs. 19 Lbs.

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Empire Saloon.tirar Ratal a Raoaaa &

CHOICK OI.U- -

PHrnllj Wines aud Brandies

4 UPK4J1A1.TY

POUT SHEKKY8S TT&eLTi Old

m. 1ST. REQUA,IUI MANAQRR. lni

Criterion SaloonW1ELAND - EXTRA. - PALE

Lager Beer !

2 SCHOONERS FOR 25 GENTS

CHAS1161.11

j. McCarthy,Manager.

Merchants' ExchangeB. 1. BHAW, Proprietor.

Choice Liquors

and Fine BeerBELL TELEPHONE 49L

Cor. Ring and Nuuami Street, Honolulu.

AT THE ANCHOROyatar Cocktails I

tier BrUBnen I

Fredericksburg Boer I

Strilfbt ait Mixti DrlikgOf All Rinds and Best Quality.

mthwast, tiers Uat k 9mm Its

DAVID DAYTON- WILL ATTEND TO -

Imieiflit iBd Salt of PrtijSslO

CallMtiai ia All Its BriMiH.Orriosi No. U Merchant HUmL

own aso.

Fair Play Wanted.(

Eorron Bulletin: j

Having known Billy Cunningham :

for some yean and having beon hiscompanion on morn than one of hisbunting trips, l tiiink i am anie 10throw ttome light on the discussionwhich is extant regarding the actionof those people who are trying to

ftrevent him from getting a shooting

First, I should liko to know whohas done more to improve the shoot-ing on these islands. Biliy, as iswell known, has imported severalvarieties of pheasants at considora-hl- e

trouble and cost to himself. Itis true the actual value of the pheas-ants was paid to him nflr muchbother in collecting the money.Some of these pheasants woro givento Mr Brown and turned down atWaipio, whero they have dono well.Billy has sent pheasants to Stock--

ton, to tne Uoluen Unto 1'arK anu 10several other places on the Coast,and has received very satisfactoryletters from the Park Commissionersand others in California with regardto them. This shows the interest hehas taken in acclimatizing thesebirds on the Pacific Coast as well asin tho Hawaiian Islands. He hasimported Irish and English settersand pointers of tho b-- st blood to boobtained, thereby improving thobreed of hunting dogs on tho islands,and he is almost the only man whohas done this. One of theso dogs horefused 50 for and sold to one oftho signors of tho protest for $30 be-

cause he would sooner let a friondhave tho dog at a less prico thansell him to a man ho did not knowso much about.

It is a well-know- n fact that Messrs.O. L. Hrowu, E. A. Mcluoruy andCunningham have been partners intheir hunting trips 'or the past fiveor six years, anil why should thesigners of the protest so suddenlyturn the cold shoulder on ono oftheir numbor, and that one, ho whohas douo mora towards fosteringand improving Iegitimato sport luauall tho rest put together. Sonoyears ago ono of the signers, Mr.Mclneruy, objected to the formingof a sportsmen's association, on thogrounu mat it partook too muun 01tho nature of a monopoly, and whena later association was proposedCunningham objected to it for thovery sanio reason. It appears to moami it must appear to all lovers offairplay that tho present proceedingis a glaring injustico and ono uttorlyincompatible with true sportsman-like fooling, and tho sooner thewholo business is sottlod either onoway or thoothor tho bettor it will bofor all parties concerned. Messrs.Brown, Mclnorny & Co., who aro soconfident that thoy havo proof post-tiv- o

to support their accusationsagainst Cunningham, must havoloen in pretty closo asso"lation withhim at tho time they obtained theiralleged proof and it would bo wellfor them to remember that it Is dan-gerous for those living in glassliousos to throw stones arouud toany great oztout. Old Timer.

Yield Day Prizes.

Prizes will be givon to thn fourwho como in first iu the obstaclerace on Saturday uoxt. Tho prizesare given by merchants who take anintercut in outdoor snorts. As thoadmission will only be twenty-fiv- e

cents, thero should be a crowdedgrandstand. The Honolulu Ama-teur Athletic Club have gone toagreatdealof expense, putting thegrounds into condition aud pur-chasing tnedhls, ami th publicshould show their appreciation oftho club's efforts to givo a goodathletio exhibition by patronizingthem ou the second field day. Fromall appearances it will be a localrecord-breakin- g day.

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Bare Chance.

Ladies who are on tho lookout forChristmas presents should call atthe Ceylon jeweler's store on Nuu-an- u

street, where they cau buy thebest gems out irom Ceylon at clear-ance sale prices. There aro rubies,sapphires,emeralds, pearls,cata' eyes,etc. Also handmade laces, anueverything is being sold out regard-less of cost.

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Miniature Art.

At Williams' Studio are to be seenPortraits ou Watch Dials, which heis making a specialty of. LanternSlides for lecture by the wit ordozen.

Owing to tho accident at my store(Temple of Fashion) I will begiu aClearance Sale next Saturday, Oct.13, to last ono week. Everything willbe sold at a sweeping reduction andno favors shown. M. O. Silva.

O. It. Harrison, practinal piauoand organ maker anu tuner, can fur-nish best factory references. Ordersleft at Hawaiian News Co. will re-ceive prompt attention. All workguaranteed to be the same as doneIn factory.

Bryant & AlohaThe underslrned have received a

aud Varied Assortment ofLarge

Dry QoodsHIto., HtO., Hlto ,

CONritlSIHO Till LATEST DEHlUMa IX

Prints, Lawns,Dress Goods, Etc.

ALSO A rUIX LINK OK

Domistics, Cottonades, Etc.,To which Inspection Is Invited.

H. HACKPELD & GO.IIM-S-

Jf your mbtcriplion hat expired nowU a good tint to rsMts U.

Carefully Weighed

fflwVit. TlKytfvVVi

"iro.Ci.cn'&tloDS LMd to Correct Results.

TFAere ptopl male a mUtakt, U in ii7)o-- nj

that ffOixl picturtt art ntctttarUy txptn-lir- e.

He or Hlltng pkturti every ifay, ft to graceany home, thtpriett of tchieh would aitonUht!xt not acquainted cith the fact.

It it not ntceuarji to get afrnt proof etchingor engraving in order to have a work of art.The method of reproduction now in vogue,males it pottllte for people of moderate meantat veil at their wealthier neighbor, to gratifytheir tattefor the beautiful.

Great range for the display of taste, in theselection of subjects, it afforded by our keepingplcturet in thett form and mouldings fromwhich to select the framet.

One need never be at a loss to know what togirt at a present, at any time or for any pur-pos- e,

for there it nothttg better than a picture.Oir- - And KINO DUOS, it the place to get

them.

OOH3A.3STIO

Steamship GoFOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THE Al HTKAMBHlf

"AUSTRALIA"WILL LEAVE 1ION01.ULP

ros vnt asovb roiv oa

Saturday, Oct. 13th,JLV NOON.

The nnderslgned are now prepared UIssue Through Tickets from this tllty to allpoints In the United States.

For further nartloulars renrdlncK.night or Passage, apply to

WM. O. IRWIN & CO., L'B,

II&Vj General Aisnta,

THB3Hawaiian Investment Co

NKOOTIATE8 I.OANB ON

Real Estate & Personal PrptjSTOCKS AND BONDS

BOUOIir AND BOLD.

If you Mr ItKAL ESTATE for Balecau tinJ j on a PurouaMf

ir yon hy HOUSEScau And leuanu.

FOR we

General Real Estate Agents13 and 15 Knaliuniann fleets,(NarP,t Office)

Mm ual Telephone 839O. A. LONG.

NOTAKYIS Kaanumana BtreeL

ItSvGin

PUBLIC,

FO0R. S-AJLiH-S!

LIM1TKT NUMBER OF BHARKHIn ! Hi ath Kon (Viflrn Company

The Compsny has acquired five hundredacres of cofleo land in fee sluip'e at Papa -',

tJouth Eou. about three and oneImlf wilei Irum Hoopnloa londlnfr. Thelaii'l is anionic the best for colTee growingIn Kona, the null consisting of very rloha-- a

and easily worked. A large number ofkhurca Imvo already been subacrlbod for.

WtW" Apply toJ M. MON8A.RRAT,

Cartwrlght'a Block, ilerchaut street.Honolulu. 1150-t- f

TO XJCT

A COTTAOE ONxjl. xoung street, nearKeaunioicu street.

Apply toLEWIS J.

I144-- tf Anctloneer.

TO JUKI

ALAKOB FURNISHEDfor single gen-

tleman situated on Bere--tania street. 16 minutes'walk from Post Office. Addressthis office. 1082-- tt

XOIiXV

WAIKIKI ON THBAX Bnach, comfortablequarters for one or two Bin- -ale Uentlemen: board on.Uonal; bathing facilitiesoulara enauire

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streets, lately

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in tbeooou- -natnn of Mr. Geo. W. flam-- .Smith, and known "Kabehunafurther particulars

1102-1- 1

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AND BOARD.

T?KKN0HHouse.

FAMILYwith

without lard; finest ofFrench lamllv cooklna.

Xlea

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inas

.in it

at tbe office ofOIL

imalso uiauie uoom lor nomes. ApuiyMAURICE

strett, next door to Dr. Ander-son's liav-l- m

JTO& BENT OK LEABE

rpHOHK DB8IRA.ULBPiemlses Nuuinu

Valley knon the 'OldWnrka." OrotlUilscon.

RNT,

Telephone

Haall,

For

BROWN.

BOOMS

POULAIN,Beretanla

mtain IW f' Housa la ruuiuy auu IIIKuod if imIt. Application will be rrcalve 1

lor House and Uroiinds e(.arawlr or a awuolv,

Co.

Rooiub

638

Apply at Bauk ot Clam Unieckelstiw-i- w

L. B. KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

I HA.VB JUST KKCEIVKDLABOR ASSORTMENT OP .

Fine Suitings,Elegant Patterns,

and Latest Styles.

THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD

ANY QUANTITY FROM A

lOO'Yirli Down to Enough

to Maki a Sliglo Silt I

- AND AT -

IN

Hard Times Prices!

L. B. KERR, - rMPOllTKIt.

QUEEN STREET.

JUST TO HANDHJx "Alolia"

A NEW SUPPLY OF THE

Genuine Budweiser Beer

SREWID ST THE

Anheuser-BuBo-h Browing As-

sociation

and of

SCBLITZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER.

H.HACKFELD&CO.BoU Agents for the Hawaiian

Islands.HM-3- w

EiUte o! F. 8. Pratt, DmmmL

Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

TO AN ORDER OP THEPURSUANT Henry K. Cooper, Hecoti.tJudge of the Circuit Court of tne First Cir-

cuit, Repnbllo of Hawaii. In tbe matter ofthe Kstate of V. 8. Pratt, deceased, madeand entered on the 10th day of Heptenibttr,lwl, tbe undersigned, a Commissioner ap-pointed for that purposo by aald ordor ofaid Circuit Judtte, will a 11 at publlo auc-

tion, to the highest bidder, certain realestate of thn said K. 8. Pratt, deceased,described a follows:

Tbe premises at Walklkl, Honolulu,Oabtt, (Inscribed in the following deeds, re-c-

ed In the Hawaiian Registry ot Con-veyances, vis I Deed from K. II. Allen toV B. l'xtt dated June 0, 1873, recorded InHook 87, paces 'til and 2U: heed from H.Ollrs to F. a. t'ratt dated March SO. 1878,recor.led In Book 51. rmee 2)1 and '.CM.

The sate will take piace at the front doorot tho Judiciary UulMlng, In Honolulu, atnoon on TUESDAY, the 30th day of Octo-ber. 1801. Upset price, SIS.OOJ. TermsCash, In U. B. gold coin. Hale subject toconfirmation by the said Circuit Court.Deeds at expense of purchaser.

For further information enquire of thenndorslgned at the Judiciary Building InHonolulu.

Dated Honolulu, Bent. 13, t8!M.HENRY SMI HI.

1136-3- w Commissioner.

Excursion to Waikiki

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.H-- rzatkimimrf'r"rjfrtriNotiCB to the Public I

OM1TH WILL RnNO cursion to Walkikl.

A CHEAP EX--A

Buh will leavefrom tho Old Chinese Theatre, King street,at Every Half Hour and Every Hour(dally) to tbe Streetcar Terminus, Wal-klkl. 1115-l- w

BEAVER SALOON.

The Baat Lucb ia Tawi.

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t ill Honaa.

THE FINEST BRANDS OP

Cigars and TobaccoSdWAVk ON HA MP.

1g. J. STOLTjal. Prop.A. F. Medeiros & Go.

Merchant 1 Tailors

Hotal Ht, under Arlington Hotel.

Latttt Pattinu li SiitiigsHatwlved Every Steamer,

nkVKT VIT 0B MO Sail.

LUCOLIS THE

BESTPAINT

Save Half the Amount of Tour OilBUI Through Saving In Pigment.

Every painter should use Luool in-

stead of Linseed Oil, bccaus:1.

on.

by

Lccot. is more durable than Iinitad

2. Lticot Is moreseed Oil.

economical than Lin- -

PROOF THAT LUCOL 18 MOREDURABLE.

8iz years of actual uso in exteriorhouse painting in California (themost trying climate lor paints), Intho horning hoiit of the Arliona Des-

ert, tho Arctic cold of Alaska, and onthe Atlantic coast, havo fully andpractically shown that Lucol alwaysoutwears Linseed Oil under tho sameconditions. All tho acid works inSan Francisco have discarded Lin-

seed Oil for Lucol.

ILLUSTRATE TIII8 YOURSELF.

Put strong ammonia on Linseed andLucol paints. Tho Linseed paintsaro dcHtroycd in a fow minutes ; thoLucol paints are practically unaffect-ed.

PROOF THAT LUCOL IS MOREECONOMICAL.

Break up If lbs. paste white leadin ono pint of Lucol, and tho samequantity in ono pint of Linseed Oil.Spread tho paints on similar darksurfaces for comparison. The Lucolpaint spreads as far as and coversmuch better than tho Linseed paint.To got equally good covering with theLinseed (mint you havo to uso 2J lbs.of white lead to ono pint of LinseedOil. This means a saving of lb. ofpasto lead to each pint ot LUCOL used,or 0 lbs. to every gallon, equivalentto your saving moro than half thefirst cost of tho Lucou

Lucol is not in competition withcheap Linseed Oil substitutes.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,

Bto

LiiailTJlP,Merits tor tin Hmllu Mudi

1 TOUA-tV- . fWholesale

OIL!

- PULL LINK UP

Retail.

Japanese1.' Goods!

Sill and Cotton Dross Good.

to., to.

Silk, Lineo and Crape Shirts

- OP COMPLETE STOCK -Made by Yamatoya of Yokohasaa.

S- - When yon ara In need ot any Unaof Japanese Ooods, give us first call andsave going all around town.

aoa arost sst- -,

to..

WM. DA VIES,Rigger It Stevedore,

WREOKBR..KHTIMATEH AND CONTRACTS OB

A.LL RINDS OP WORK.

The Stmr "WAIMAN ALO"Will ran regularly between this port andWalalua, Kawalhapal. Moknleia, Keawa-n-al

and Puulkl on the Island of Oaho.Kor Freight, etc., apply to the Captain.

VaV- - Inquire at offloe ot J. B. Walker,over Upreckels' Bank, Fort street 967--tf

ASSIGNEE'S -:-- SALE I

The Entire StockOP--

WENNER & CO.WILL BE BOLD

Regardless of Cost

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trster Uft sst tits pmtttii linrsTis sas s

SaVamss Mntt'a t tsiUt kasvmrttit isttsntfaatt.

SUrraa 1elBSsyaoaaib. jAotnur,

PBAOTIOAL GUN-MAKE- EI

I beg to Inform Hportlng Msn and theOeneral Publlo that 1 am prepared to Be- -

and RenovaU every description ofKir Ouns, Rifles and Revolversskillfully Blueing aad Brown-in- g

done in any shade. Plrst-olaa- e work-maush- lp

luaraataM. Customers promptlyattended to.

van. AddressUNION MTRXKT, HONOLULU,

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