• Home

  • Documents

  • ) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou...
4
WBHM'MWWWWBIWWIBillllMi , n rmSgTti i Villi111!" nTf, . das- - u r jrivw v f P- - . 2g J'W v e, ?Cjt T Aim ih. lH 41 J al iF -- A. .) Vol. III. No. do 1. HONOLULU, II. I., MONDAY EVENING. JUXW 20, 1892. 1 k- - ? v 'fe K, jp Vl 4r 4- - IIS '" DAILY BUUAi'i! i) 18 l'llllMSUKU Evftii' AftOiTioou Except Sundays At tin, Olllcc, Queen street, Houohilii il. I. DANIEL LOGAN Editor & Manauci KOKT1IK Djily Bulletin Publishing Company, (Limitod ) MUUi01tll-10N- H: Daily Bui.ixtin, 1 year 90 00 " li niuiitlis 3 00 " " ' per month (de- livered) o Wek1LY BUI.LKTIN SUJtMAKV, 1 year 34 00 lorclgii C 00 at Illllll 1VI'III'M .(. 5(5. jyayAddross nil business eonimunlea-Hon- s "Manauuk Daily Bullktik." all mutter for publica- tion "Kditok Daily Uullkyin." I'. O. iiiix HI). Honolulu. II. I. JAL.FKED MAQOON, at Law aud Notary Public. No. 42 Merohaut stieet, Hono- - ulu. SCHMIDT & SONS, HW. Impel tcis & Commission Mcr- - li.ints. Koit street, Honolulu. 01 nHACKFELD 5 CO , Commission Agents, (joiner Foit and Queen stieets, Hono- lulu, 11. 1. W Maofarlanb & Co., VX lmnoiteis aud CoiumlBSlon Merchants. Queen stieet, Honolulu, 11. 1. 1-- GONSALVES & CO., Grocers and Wine Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu, U. 1. JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, impoiter aud Dealer lu General Mcichaudisc. Queen street, Honolulu, II. 1. ' ILDEK & CO., Dcaleis in Lumber, i'aints, Oils, Nails, Salt aud Building Materials of every kind. Corner Fort aud Queen streets, Honolulu. f ewers & Cooke Imr-orter- s and Dealers In Lum ber and all Muds of Building Materials. Fott street, Honolulu. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Honolulu, I I H. I, Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers, Oooler.s; Iron, Brass and Lead Castings ; Machinery of every desci iption made to order. Particular attention paid to Ship's Blaeksiuitbing. Job Woik ex- ecuted at short notice. J-v- S. SMITHIES, .Auctioneer & General Business AGKN 'Jr. .lliiliiikona. ICuliitln, Hiiwull. Ifflffi&a MANUFACTURING AND Importing Jewelers. 92 Port Street Honolulu lis Asne Cup? OF I.OXMO.N. H. W. SCHMIDT A SONS, AgentB for the Hawaiian Islands. lil VETERINARY MFIBMARY, Kin;; Htrent. Honolulu. Excellent accommodation for patients. Dit, A. K. ltOWAT, V. S. Olllcu Houib 7:30 to 10 a. m.j 12:30 to 2 p in.; 4:30 to 0 p. in. Telki-uonks- : Bell 00. Mutual 183. 1. O. Box 32fi. 102tf New Cottage io Rent ! JUNK Cottage with J'nilor. Dlnlng-- V loom Hull, 1 Laign Bediooius, Bath, Tautiy. Kitchen and all modem juipiovciueiiu. Beielauia stiuut-eai- s pass llic door Kent $!)u, iaf For fill titer luf oi inatiou apply to O. J. McOAKTJIY, 2!Rtf 3.r Meirliant CHAS. T. CULICK, Notary Public for the hlaod of Oahu. .Agent to Take Aekuowlcilgiiieiits to La- bor C'uuti nets Agent to Ui nut Maiiliige Licenses, Ho- nolulu Oahu, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of l'itt & Scott's Kielght iV, I'aiceU F.xpieos. Agents for the Biiilliigtuii Jtoute, Roal Estate Broker & im".1 Bull Tele, 'IVIu. 130. P.O. Box I in. Vtif OvvwKi No.IlbiMuiuliuutstieut, Honolulu, Oahu, il. 1, fun )i Oceanic Steamsliip Go.' Australian Mail Seivice! & FOK SAN FKAXCIKCU. The New and Fine Al Sleol Steamshl Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or about June 30, 1892, And will leave for the above port with malls and passengers on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland ! ,h The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship it ftlOftlOWAfi," Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about July I, 1892, And will have prompt dispatch with mails and passengers for the above ports. 8aJ The undcisigncd are now pre- pared to issue Tlnough Tickets fiom this city to all points in the United States. Jf" For further particulars legarding Fi eight or Passage, apply to Wm. Q. LB WIN & CO.. L'd, 91 General Agents. Mr's BteamsMs Go.'s TIMK TAltLiK: STMR. 'K1NAU.' CLARKE, Commanctjr, Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock p. M.f touching at Lahainu, Manlaea Bay and Makena tho samu day ; Malm-kon- a, Kawaihue and Laupahoehoe the following day, arriviug at Hilo at midnight. LEAVES HONOLULU. Tuesday, June 28th Friday July 8th Tuesday, " 19th Friday, " 2'Jth Tuesday, Aug. Dili Friday, ' l'Jih Keturning leaves Hilo, toucliing at Laupahoehoe same day; Kawaihau A. m. ; Mahukoua 10 A. m. ; Makena 1 r. si. ; Maal.iea Bay G i m. ; Laha-in- a 8 p. m. the following day ; arriv- iug at Honolulu C A. si. Wednesdays and Saturdays. AltKIVEB AT HONOLULU. Saturday, june 25th Wednesday July Gth Saturday, " lGth Wednesday, ' 27th Saturday, Aug. (ith Wednesday, " 17th Saturday, " 27th JF No Freight will be recoived after 12 noon of day of sailing. STIMR. 'CLAUDINE.' DAVIES, Commander, Will lcavo Honolulu every Tuesday at 5 o'clock p. si., touching at Kahu-lu- i, Huelo, Hatia, Ilamoa and Kip.i-liui- u, Maui, and l'muilum, Hawaii, Keturning will arrive at Honolulu every Sunday morning. No Freight will bo received after 4. p. si. on day of sailing. Consignees must be tit tho landings to receive thoir freight, as wo will not hold ourselves responsible after such height has been lauded. While the Company will use duo diligence in handling live stock, wu decline to as- sume any responsibility in ease of tho loss of saino, nnd will not be responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in tho euro of Pursers. W. O. WILDER, President. S. J). HOSE, Secretary. CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Sunt. THOS. LINDSAY, MANUFACTUKING .To-vl- r te Wutoliiimlcor. KUKUI JEWELIIY a SPECIALTY. Kiiltr Sfri'itt Iloiiiilnln II X , ,, ISf Paiileular attenl on mi to all I I. .. I. ' . ... niiiun hi ii'iaili l- -;i Island Shells aud Curios ! ,y IIOLKSALK ami H'tall, theiip for TT cash, at 101 1'orl htieet, butween Ehlem' fli v gomU kluro and Fnuik Geil.V shoe oloie, m U 'J'. TANKAVJ'. Al .OPPOpi ITY ! At tho roquust of a numbur of our patrons, wu have concluded to offer the services of our artist, Mr. W. Y. Itow, as a practical instructor in Oil Painting and "Wa- ter Coloring1, free of char ere. Mr. Itow has been in our employ for the past two years and we feel confident that, by prac- tical demonstration, he can teach his pupil just what he wants to know in the matter of handling colors, etc., without the tiresome course usually adopted by instructors. For further particulars enquire at KINGBKOS., Hotel street. Pacific Mail uteaisMii Co. AND TIIK Occidental & Oriental S, S. Co, For Yokohama & Hongkong. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to th,e above ports on or about the following dates : Stmr. "Gaelic" July 2. 1892 Stmr. "Oceanic" Aug. 23, 1892 Stmr "China" Oct. 3, 1892 Stmr. "Oceanic" Nov. 1, 18S2 Stmr. "China;' Dec. 12, 1892 Stmr. "Oceanic" Jan. II, 1893 Slmr. ".'hina" Feb 20,1893 Stmr. "Gaelic" April 11, 1B93 For San Francisco. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong aud Yokohama to the above port on or about the following dates: Stmr. "China" June 21, 1892 Stmr "Oceanic" July 26, 1892 t8T Kouud Trip Tickets to Yokohama and return, 350. tf For freight and passage, apply to H. HACKFELD & CO., 2G7 tf Agents. For YokoMma& HddeKdiie. The Al MtruiuHliIp ''Yamashiro Maru," YOII.'i, Coniuinnuer, Is due at this poit on Jiiuu 10th and will leave for the above pons on or about the S3ud JUiXB. JQT For Freight or Passage, having supei tor Cabin and Steerage accommo- dations, apply to Wm. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd, 423 lm Agents. C. B. RIPLEY. AlUjmTJL'CT. Or kick: Boom ", Sprockets' Block. Mutual Telephone 208. New Designs Modern Buildiugs ! Complete plans and siiecitlcatious for every deseiiptlou of building. Contiacts drawu and caieful superintendence of eoiistiuetion given w lieu icqiiiicd. Cull mid examine nlaus. apr 20 ly Grapes For Sale ! Git A PES fiesh f i om tins tree, sis pounds for 81, mo for sale at THOS. OHlUhTLKY'ri, 127 tf Foil stieet. CHICKENS FOR SALE! rrHEEnterpnso Dairy has I some Flue Chickens, In- cluding Half-blac- k Spanish, Buff Scotch, Leghorn uud Brahma Bieeds foi sale. Mutual Telephone No. U57. HUlit POlt'bAM. TIMBER enough Io make MOO cords cents a cold. Apply at KAIll'KU ..,......, iiavcii. 1 in tf Hawaii. Tho bust tiling to hoimI to your I'liciKlHitliroml isJvlii Itros.' IlItiHtralixl Sonvoiiir of Hawaii, which is notion up lor tho purpose and is not mi lulvortiHomont. lEI WEST MAUI HOTES. Court IVoteH - Knlilltiil Hhlnpitifr XfWHi ( tl. WtUluku, June 1 1. Circuit Court, Second Jtuijuinry District Judge R. F. liickerton presiding. Crowu vs. Latik.iu (k.). Mali- cious injury. Guilly. Forty days with costs. Juue 15. Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum- bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii (k.) and Funi-liil- ii (w.). Incest, brother, and sis- ter. JJoth pleaded guilty and were fined in the sum of S100 for Ilodpii and S5L) for 1'timliilii. Crown vs. Kapula (k.) and Mana (k.) Malicious injury, pulling taio. Guilty. Fined So and costs each. June 10. Crown vs. Luluku (k.). Abduction. Not guilty, defendant dischaiged. Queen vs. Estate of Kaniaka (k.). Will contested. Veidict for con- testant. Will not sustained. Crown vs. W. J. Galeghcr. As- sault. Appeal from judgment of lower Court, which found defendant guilty and imposed line of SoO with costs S7.20. Mr. Galegher, n luua ou the Waiheeplatitation, was cbaiged with brutally beating a native con- tract laborer. Ou appeal the evidence adduced proved a put-u- p job on tho part of the native to break his con- tract. The jury after beinir out about live minutes reversed the deci- sion of lower Court and found not guilty, three dissenting. June 17. Crown vs Manuel Souza. Selling liquor without license. Guilty. Fined 100 and costs. Crown vs. Sasag'uchc (Jap.). Sell- ing liquor witliodt license. Con- tinued to next term. Crown vs. Ah Yau (Ch.). Opium in possession. Guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Crown vs. S. Ah. Sec (Ch.) Sell- ing liquor without license. Guilty; lined $150 and cost?. In the case of the Crown vs. l'u-lol- o, et al. Owing to a discrepancy between thu Hawaiian and the Eng- lish law teiitenue was reconsidered the term for life was changed, and Pulolo, the native kahuna, was sen- tenced to 50 years the sentences as pronounced against the other de- fendants being allowed to remain. In the matter of the other two char- ges of murder against this woniar. Pulolo, a change of venue was grant- ed on the ground of too great preju- dice in this Circuit, and the case will came before the Fourth Judicial Cir- cuit at Kauai in August next. June IS. Kauaho (w.) vs. Ah Tai (Ch ). Divorce. Continued from December term. Divorce granted. Kawaiuuu (w.) vs. Kalaukua(k.), Divorce. Continued from December term. Divorce gi anted. Ah Sing You (Ch.) vs. Kukana (w. ). Divorce. Continued from De- cember term. Divorce granted. Court then adjourned until 'J a. m. Monday, June 20. Maui people arc anticipating a musical tieat by Oahu College Glee Club, with Miss Dale and Miss Wing, who give a concert at the Makawuo Foreign Church aud again at the Wailuku school house. We predict full houses on both occasions. The J. D. Sprockets, Christiansen master, sailed lor San Francisco with a full cargo of sugar, consigned to J. D. Spreckels & Bros. The even- ing before his departure Capt. Chris- tiansen with a number of Kahului gentlemen was entertained with a giand dinner at the home of Dr. Geo. Herbert, which, ns is usually the case with tho genial and very popular doctor, was an unqualified success. We noticed among those present: the American Consul, A. F. Hopke, Mr. L. M. Vetlesen, Postmaster Win. A. McKay, Collector F. Hoffman and Mr. Ned Uiven. Our genial consul has junt import- ed per the J. D. Spreckels a very fiuc'loiicd piano which will be highly appieeiuted by thu large number of friends who are the recipients of Mr. Hopke'b liberal hospitality. '.id. Maui, Juno 18, 1892. Mr. J. 1. Hlauc, an exteiibtve real estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly escaped on of Hie severest attacks of pneumonia while iu Hie northern part of that slate during a recent blizzard, says the buiurtluy Jieview. Mr. Rlai.o had occasion to drive several miles during the storm and was so thoroughly chilled that he was unable to get win in, and in- side of an hour alter his return he was threatened with a severe case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Hlni.u sent to the nearest ding store and got a bottle of C'liuinbei Iain's Cough Remedy, of which lie had often heard, uud took a number of laigu doses. He sas the effect wus won- derful and that in a short tune he wus breathing quite easily, llu kept on taking the medicine and the iicm day was able to cume, to DeB Moines. Mr. HluUu nganls his cine as simply wondeiful. Filly cunt bullies or sale by all dealers, liuuaon, Smith & Co., Agent. Mine. 1MU says she will slug us long us she l uble to do liuraolf Jus- - I IR't'. fecrrfi -i WSfW! R i w H v -- .! 6 ft. I WLf i. K IS l '?l Pr mr .v& 'y j$y y t-- & t ; I j W0H80IIIPTI0N siS 5ft 0nti I'm o:", P110 OR. ll G. JAEGER'S isysite! VV- - GENUINE SanitaryL ndcrclotliins CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION. I herewith appoint Mit. M. GOLD-HER- Agent for Hie sale of my Genuine Sanitary Underclothing in the Hawaiian Islands. lleware of imitation. Signed, PROF. DR. G. JAEGER. Stuttgart, the 19th of September, '00. A FULL ASSORTCMi"jOST ARR1YED. !)7 tf "KA MAILE, 99 IN THE MclNERiNY BUILDING, Port ijlriMst. Is open now and offers an un- excelled Stock of Fancy Goods. We make a specialty of Stamping Patterns and arc now-read- to take orders in that line. A brand new stock of Silk Em- broideries, Art Linens, Tassels, Fringes, Draperies and other artistic goods are offered to the ladies of Honolulu. 6b If IN THE MclNERNY BUILDING, Korl Mired. PlOtVIOI-- U ePDA fi 1 I A.IS'I AJtJ31tT. XSrOSTf A 54'.v v' 5 ?? P. liOKN, 1'racticai Confectioner, Pastry Cook & Bakei 71 Hotel St. 'J'elephono74. !l BviH?' Metropolitan -- J2l eat Company . v 81 KING STKKLT, J. WALL&R. - Manager. Wholesule & Retail Butch ors ANI NAVY CONTRACTORS. 91 il 3fSm- - The Bos! Lunch in Town, Tea and OofToe at Ml Hourct The Flnei-- t Brands of Giprs, Tote h$fKS Alwayw on JiuiKl. II. ..'. p;0.'f W, VrnprlfKir. 01 KUSTACE & CO, iir.Ai.Kiix in WOOD & COAL.! Al.sO White & Black Sand Which we will kiill .it the eiylowi!t maiket lute, foi (Akii. J Boll Tele. 414. uJHu ior Mutual TelK. 19. iiiy2u.u ' ' ' 1 i IW Tllli II Illllll HIIPHIIMI B MiMi B lilMMHi " - - - - . - u . - U'm. (1 Irwin 4 Cuinpiiiij (i.i.M i rt i.) OKKt.lt KOU SAt.K Jio ?v 4. .Riit:, rAHAFFINE PAINT CO.'S COMPOUNDS aud ROOFING, REED'S PATENT Felt Steam Pipo Covering, all sizes. FERTiliZLRS": WOOL DUST, DONE MEAL, FISH GUANO ALSO BUCK & OHliANJJT'S High Grade Ciibmicdl Cane Manuic, GRASS SEEDS : COCKSFOOT, II YE GRASS And ULOVHK Refined Sugars, Fairbank Cunning Co.'a Oomd Boof, 1 and 2 lb. tins. SALMON IN BARRELS. FIKJL LIFE AND MARINE ISSUJ&AjNCE. Hartlord Fire Insurance Co., Assets, $6,219,458.98. London & Lancashire rire Ins. Co. Assets, 54,317,052. Thames Mersey Marine Ins. Co , (Limited;, Assets. $6, 124,057. Nov; York Life Insurance Co., Assets, $125,947,290.81 O.O.BERGER, HONOLULU. General Agent for Hawaiian Islands. iil fi &. mwii & co (!.J11!Ti:i.) Vi .ii. G. iiwin. . .Piesideui itManagei Glaus Spicekels VV. M. Oltiai d ... . Secretary .t Tre.isiu ei Thuo, C. Porter Auditoi riUGAlf FACTO US AND Commission Agents. AflKNTS OK TIIK Oceanic SiasliiB Cmp'j, Or Han Frani'lMiMi. :ul. CASTLE & COOKE, Lile, Firo & Marino insurance Agents ! AUKKTd rou ilbw Cugland fiutuul Life Ins. Co, OK IlOSlON, Etiia Fire Ins. Co. of Hartlori oimiois Insurance Compan-- OK HAN KUANCIHCO, CAI.ltOllNIA. ni C. BREWER & CO.. (1.i.iiiti:i), Gonernl Mercautilo AND Commibsion Ageuti list or okkicjkus: J.O. Caller PiosldenUV. Muiugei G. II. Hoheili-oi- i TieiiMire. K. F. Bishop , SecieUin W. F. Allen Audlto'i liiitK.UToits; Hon, O. K. Blthoii, S. O.Allen, H. Wateihoui-e- , 1 -- III For mouldings, FruinoK, 1'iinUslH, Arlolypos, IMtoto-Ki'avuro- H, El oh lugs and ovor, tiling in Hits liuool pl-llir- go to Ring llnH.t I Uotol struct. nv AiirunniTV w . .. ,,.,.. . ,. ) : 1SB J';iulcri Tor Purchase of IhiAViiiinn Government Bonds. Notice is hereby given that under aulbority of. Chapter 3S, Sei'sion.Luws of lSbb, "An Act to give gieuler securi- ty to Hop ;sitoia in thu Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank,' thu Po.slniiter-Geii-era- l oilers foi ale f 50,000 of Coupon Bonds uf tho Hawaiian Goeinnicnt, such bondd to be N.-u- iu thu deno-iiiiiialiu- ii of One Tin hi:iih1 Dollars each, ledeciuable in nut lc&s than live ye. n nor mote than twenty, years, with iiituieetat six per cent, per an- num, payable tomi-unnuall- principal and interest payable in U. S. gold coin, the bonds to express on their face thut they aie us foi the Postal Savings Bank Deposits. Tondeto 'or the purchase ot the whole in any pint of said bonds will he ret em. d at the ohice of the Regis-lia- r .l Public Accounts, Finance up to 12 o'clock on FRI- DAY, the 1st day of July, IS!I2. The Poslin.ister-Gonor.i- l dues not bind himself to accept any tender, or the whole of any tender. WALTER HILL, Postniastor-Goiier.i- l. Dated May 28, 18!)2. Approved : II. A. Winr.MAN.v, Minister of Finance. Sa.mut.i. Pakkiiu, Minister of Foreign AU'mi- -. C. N. Si'K.NCim, Minister of Intel ior. W. Austin Wiiiii.no, Attoi i:i:j tf NOTICE TO HMUHERS. During the process of deepening tho channel at the entrance to Honolulu harbor the Dredger will bo in opera- tion night and day. At night thero will be a danger signal placed on the forwaid denick of Dredger about 30 feet above sea level, which can be teen by all vessels appi ditching the harbor. Tho signal consists Red Ued of three red lights aud a white light as in tho diagi.mi, White the red lights being about It feet apart with the white light mi the center. Red All steamers cio-siu- g tho bar will stop at a safe distance from the Dred- ger and give one blast of their whi.-al- which will bo answered by a siuglu blast fiom tho Dredger, to bo fol- lowed by three blasts from tho Dredg- er when the passage is clear and they can proceed. Tho Tug will be ou hand when not nihei wiseengaged toassistsailiugcr.ift in passing tho Diedger when neces- sary. C. N. SPENCER, Minister ol the Intel ior. Interior Otlico, March '.), 181)2. :Ui(i-- tf Sale of Lease of the Government Lands lying between Hanaka- - piai and Kalalau, Kauai. On THURSDAY, July 7, 1SU2, at-- 12 o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Aliiolaui Hale will be sold at Pub-li- e Auction the Lease ol all that rugged Napali Region, Kauai, lying between Hanakapiai and Kalalau, containing hero and there a few acres tit for cultivation oi pasturage. Terms Leu so for 25 years. Upset price 120 pui milium, paya-ab- V y in advance. C. N. SPENCER, Minister of the Inteiiur. Interior Ollico, June R5, 1802. I in It MR. II. II. SOJIOLTZ bus been a member of tho Road Board for the Tu.Mition District of Hilo, Ha- waii, for .the uno.vpired torin niidu vacant by tho resignation of .Air. A. JJ, Loehousteiu. C. N. SPENCER, Minister of the Interior. Iutoi ior Oflioe, June 17, 18U2. Rllit MR. ., PAAK1K1 bat. tins day been appoimud u Notury 1'ublio fur thu Third Jiulioial Ciieuil uf thu Kuigdiim. C. N. Sl'ENCER, Minuter u tliti luteriur. InUilur UiUuM, JuuwlT, 1WS. 41U at ity, i

) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii

  • Upload
    others

  • View
    2

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Page 1: ) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii

WBHM'MWWWWBIWWIBillllMi , n rmSgTti i Villi111!" nTf,

.das- - u r jrivw vf P- -

. 2g J'W v e, ?Cjt T Aim ih. lH

41 J al iF--A. .)

Vol. III. No. do 1. HONOLULU, II. I., MONDAY EVENING. JUXW 20, 1892.

1 k--

?

v

'feK,

jpVl

4r

4--

IIS'"

DAILY BUUAi'i!i)

18 l'llllMSUKU

Evftii' AftOiTioou Except Sundays

At tin, Olllcc, Queen street, Houohiliiil. I.

DANIEL LOGAN Editor & Manauci

KOKT1IK

Djily Bulletin Publishing Company,(Limitod )

MUUi01tll-10N- H:

Daily Bui.ixtin, 1 year 90 00" li niuiitlis 3 00" " ' per month (de-

livered) o

Wek1LY BUI.LKTIN SUJtMAKV, 1

year 34 00

lorclgii C 00

at Illllll 1VI'III'M .(. 5(5.

jyayAddross nil business eonimunlea-Hon- s

"Manauuk Daily Bullktik."all mutter for publica-

tion "Kditok Daily Uullkyin."

I'. O. iiiix HI). Honolulu. II. I.

JAL.FKED MAQOON,at Law aud Notary

Public. No. 42 Merohaut stieet, Hono- -ulu.

SCHMIDT & SONS,HW. Impel tcis & Commission Mcr- -li.ints. Koit street, Honolulu. 01

nHACKFELD 5 CO ,

Commission Agents,(joiner Foit and Queen stieets, Hono-lulu, 11. 1.

W Maofarlanb & Co.,VX lmnoiteis aud CoiumlBSlonMerchants. Queen stieet, Honolulu,11. 1. 1--

GONSALVES & CO.,Grocers and Wine

Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,U. 1.

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,impoiter aud Dealer lu General

Mcichaudisc. Queen street, Honolulu,II. 1.

' ILDEK & CO.,Dcaleis in Lumber, i'aints,

Oils, Nails, Salt aud Building Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort aud Queenstreets, Honolulu.

f ewers & CookeImr-orter- s and Dealers In Lum

ber and all Muds of Building Materials.Fott street, Honolulu.

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

Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Oooler.s; Iron, Brass and Lead Castings ;

Machinery of every desci iption made toorder. Particular attention paid toShip's Blaeksiuitbing. Job Woik ex-

ecuted at short notice.

J-v- S. SMITHIES,

.Auctioneer & General Business

AGKN 'Jr.

.lliiliiikona. ICuliitln, Hiiwull.

Ifflffi&aMANUFACTURING AND

Importing Jewelers.92 Port Street Honolulu

lis Asne Cup?OF I.OXMO.N.

H. W. SCHMIDT A SONS,

AgentB for the Hawaiian Islands.lil

VETERINARY MFIBMARY,Kin;; Htrent. Honolulu.

Excellent accommodation for patients.

Dit, A. K. ltOWAT, V. S.Olllcu Houib 7:30 to 10 a. m.j 12:30

to 2 p in.; 4:30 to 0 p. in.Telki-uonks- : Bell 00. Mutual 183.

1. O. Box 32fi. 102tf

New Cottage io Rent !

JUNK Cottage with J'nilor. Dlnlng-- V

loom Hull, 1 Laign Bediooius,Bath, Tautiy. Kitchen and all modemjuipiovciueiiu. Beielauia stiuut-eai- s

pass llic door Kent $!)u,

iaf For fill titer luf oi inatiou apply to

O. J. McOAKTJIY,2!Rtf 3.r Meirliant

CHAS. T. CULICK,Notary Public for the hlaod of Oahu.

.Agent to Take Aekuowlcilgiiieiits to La-

bor C'uuti netsAgent to Ui nut Maiiliige Licenses, Ho-

nolulu Oahu,Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of l'itt &

Scott's Kielght iV, I'aiceU F.xpieos.Agents for the Biiilliigtuii Jtoute,

Roal Estate Broker & im".1

Bull Tele, 'IVIu. 130.P.O. Box I in.

Vtif OvvwKi No.IlbiMuiuliuutstieut,Honolulu, Oahu, il. 1, fun )i

Oceanic Steamsliip Go.'

Australian Mail Seivice!

&

FOK SAN FKAXCIKCU.The New and Fine Al Sleol Steamshl

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney

and Auckland on or about

June 30, 1892,And will leave for the above port with

malls and passengers on orabout that date.

For Sydney and Auckland !

,hThe New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

it ftlOftlOWAfi,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

July I, 1892,And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above ports.

8aJ The undcisigncd are now pre-pared to issue Tlnough Tickets fiomthis city to all points in the UnitedStates.

Jf" For further particulars legardingFi eight or Passage, apply to

Wm. Q. LB WIN & CO.. L'd,91 General Agents.

Mr's BteamsMs Go.'s

TIMK TAltLiK:

STMR. 'K1NAU.'CLARKE, Commanctjr,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock p. M.ftouching at Lahainu, Manlaea Bayand Makena tho samu day ; Malm-kon- a,

Kawaihue and Laupahoehoe thefollowing day, arriviug at Hilo atmidnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU.

Tuesday, June 28thFriday July 8thTuesday, " 19thFriday, " 2'JthTuesday, Aug. DiliFriday, ' l'Jih

Keturning leaves Hilo, toucliing atLaupahoehoe same day; KawaihauA. m. ; Mahukoua 10 A. m. ; Makena1 r. si. ; Maal.iea Bay G i m. ; Laha-in- a

8 p. m. the following day ; arriv-iug at Honolulu C A. si. Wednesdaysand Saturdays.

AltKIVEB AT HONOLULU.

Saturday, june 25thWednesday July GthSaturday, " lGthWednesday, ' 27thSaturday, Aug. (ithWednesday, " 17thSaturday, " 27th

JF No Freight will be recoivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

STIMR. 'CLAUDINE.'DAVIES, Commander,

Will lcavo Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 o'clock p. si., touching at Kahu-lu- i,

Huelo, Hatia, Ilamoa and Kip.i-liui- u,

Maui, and l'muilum, Hawaii,Keturning will arrive at Honoluluevery Sunday morning.

No Freight will bo receivedafter 4. p. si. on day of sailing.

Consignees must be tit tho landingsto receive thoir freight, as wo will nothold ourselves responsible after suchheight has been lauded. While theCompany will use duo diligence inhandling live stock, wu decline to as-sume any responsibility in ease of tholoss of saino, nnd will not be responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed intho euro of Pursers.

W. O. WILDER, President.S. J). HOSE, Secretary.

CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Sunt.

THOS. LINDSAY,

MANUFACTUKING

.To-vl- r te Wutoliiimlcor.KUKUI JEWELIIY a SPECIALTY.

Kiiltr Sfri'itt Iloiiiilnln II X

, ,,ISf Paiileular attenl on mi to allI I. .. I. ' . ...niiiun hi ii'iaili l- -;i

Island Shells aud Curios !

,y IIOLKSALK ami H'tall, theiip forTT cash, at 101 1'orl htieet, butween

Ehlem' fli v gomU kluro and FnuikGeil.V shoe oloie,m U 'J'. TANKAVJ'.

Al .OPPOpi ITY !

At tho roquust of anumbur of our patrons,wu have concluded tooffer the services of ourartist, Mr. W. Y. Itow,as a practical instructorin Oil Painting and "Wa-

ter Coloring1, free ofchar ere.

Mr. Itow has been in

our employ for the pasttwo years and we feelconfident that, by prac-

tical demonstration, hecan teach his pupil justwhat he wants to knowin the matter of handlingcolors, etc., without thetiresome course usuallyadopted by instructors.

For further particularsenquire at

KINGBKOS.,Hotel street.

Pacific Mail uteaisMii Co.

AND TIIK

Occidental & Oriental S, S. Co,

For Yokohama & Hongkong.Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way to th,eabove ports on or about the followingdates :

Stmr. "Gaelic" July 2. 1892Stmr. "Oceanic" Aug. 23, 1892Stmr "China" Oct. 3, 1892Stmr. "Oceanic" Nov. 1, 18S2Stmr. "China;' Dec. 12, 1892Stmr. "Oceanic" Jan. II, 1893Slmr. ".'hina" Feb 20,1893Stmr. "Gaelic" April 11, 1B93

For San Francisco.Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way fromHongkong aud Yokohama to the aboveport on or about the following dates:

Stmr. "China" June 21, 1892Stmr "Oceanic" July 26, 1892

t8T Kouud Trip Tickets to Yokohamaand return, 350.

tf For freight and passage, apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,2G7 tf Agents.

For YokoMma& HddeKdiie.

The Al MtruiuHliIp

''Yamashiro Maru,"YOII.'i, Coniuinnuer,

Is due at this poit on Jiiuu 10th and willleave for the above pons on or

about the

S3ud JUiXB.JQT For Freight or Passage, having

supei tor Cabin and Steerage accommo-dations, apply to

Wm. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,423 lm Agents.

C. B. RIPLEY.AlUjmTJL'CT.

Or kick: Boom ", Sprockets' Block.Mutual Telephone 208.

New Designs Modern Buildiugs !

Complete plans and siiecitlcatious forevery deseiiptlou of building. Contiactsdrawu and caieful superintendence ofeoiistiuetion given w lieu icqiiiicd. Cullmid examine nlaus. apr 20 ly

Grapes For Sale !

Git A PES fiesh f i om tins tree, sispounds for 81, mo for sale at

THOS. OHlUhTLKY'ri,127 tf Foil stieet.

CHICKENS FOR SALE!rrHEEnterpnso Dairy has

I some Flue Chickens, In-

cluding Half-blac- k Spanish,Buff Scotch, Leghorn uudBrahma Bieeds foi sale.

Mutual Telephone No. U57. HUlit

POlt'bAM.

TIMBER enough Io make MOO cords

cents a cold. Apply atKAIll'KU ..,......,iiavcii.

1 in tf Hawaii.

Tho bust tiling to hoimI toyour I'liciKlHitliroml isJvliiItros.' IlItiHtralixl Sonvoiiirof Hawaii, which is notionup lor tho purpose and isnot mi lulvortiHomont.

lEI

WEST MAUI HOTES.

Court IVoteH - Knlilltiil HhlnpitifrXfWHi ( tl.

WtUluku, June 1 1. Circuit Court,Second Jtuijuinry District Judge R.F. liickerton presiding.

Crowu vs. Latik.iu (k.). Mali-

cious injury. Guilly. Forty dayswith costs.

Juue 15. Crown vs. Ah Chong.Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-

bi ought before Court ou abench warrant. Guilty and lined 810with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75.

Crown vs. Hoopii (k.) and Funi-liil- ii

(w.). Incest, brother, and sis-

ter. JJoth pleaded guilty and werefined in the sum of S100 for Ilodpiiand S5L) for 1'timliilii.

Crown vs. Kapula (k.) and Mana(k.) Malicious injury, pulling taio.Guilty. Fined So and costs each.

June 10. Crown vs. Luluku (k.).Abduction. Not guilty, defendantdischaiged.

Queen vs. Estate of Kaniaka (k.).Will contested. Veidict for con-

testant. Will not sustained.Crown vs. W. J. Galeghcr. As-

sault. Appeal from judgment oflower Court, which found defendantguilty and imposed line of SoO withcosts S7.20. Mr. Galegher, n luuaou the Waiheeplatitation, was cbaigedwith brutally beating a native con-

tract laborer. Ou appeal the evidenceadduced proved a put-u- p job on thopart of the native to break his con-tract. The jury after beinir outabout live minutes reversed the deci-sion of lower Court and found

not guilty, three dissenting.June 17. Crown vs Manuel

Souza. Selling liquor without license.Guilty. Fined 100 and costs.

Crown vs. Sasag'uchc (Jap.). Sell-

ing liquor witliodt license. Con-

tinued to next term.Crown vs. Ah Yau (Ch.). Opium

in possession. Guilty. Fined $50and costs.

Crown vs. S. Ah. Sec (Ch.) Sell-

ing liquor without license. Guilty;lined $150 and cost?.

In the case of the Crown vs. l'u-lol- o,

et al. Owing to a discrepancybetween thu Hawaiian and the Eng-lish law teiitenue was reconsideredthe term for life was changed, andPulolo, the native kahuna, was sen-

tenced to 50 years the sentences aspronounced against the other de-

fendants being allowed to remain.In the matter of the other two char-ges of murder against this woniar.Pulolo, a change of venue was grant-ed on the ground of too great preju-dice in this Circuit, and the case willcame before the Fourth Judicial Cir-

cuit at Kauai in August next.June IS. Kauaho (w.) vs. Ah Tai

(Ch ). Divorce. Continued fromDecember term. Divorce granted.

Kawaiuuu (w.) vs. Kalaukua(k.),Divorce. Continued from Decemberterm. Divorce gi anted.

Ah Sing You (Ch.) vs. Kukana(w. ). Divorce. Continued from De-

cember term. Divorce granted.Court then adjourned until 'J a. m.

Monday, June 20.Maui people arc anticipating a

musical tieat by Oahu College GleeClub, with Miss Dale and Miss Wing,who give a concert at the MakawuoForeign Church aud again at theWailuku school house. We predictfull houses on both occasions.

The J. D. Sprockets, Christiansenmaster, sailed lor San Francisco witha full cargo of sugar, consigned toJ. D. Spreckels & Bros. The even-ing before his departure Capt. Chris-tiansen with a number of Kahuluigentlemen was entertained with agiand dinner at the home of Dr. Geo.Herbert, which, ns is usually the casewith tho genial and very populardoctor, was an unqualified success.We noticed among those present: theAmerican Consul, A. F. Hopke, Mr.L. M. Vetlesen, Postmaster Win. A.McKay, Collector F. Hoffman andMr. Ned Uiven.

Our genial consul has junt import-ed per the J. D. Spreckels a veryfiuc'loiicd piano which will be highlyappieeiuted by thu large number offriends who are the recipients of Mr.Hopke'b liberal hospitality.

'.id.Maui, Juno 18, 1892.

Mr. J. 1. Hlauc, an exteiibtve realestate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa,narrowly escaped on of Hie severestattacks of pneumonia while iu Hienorthern part of that slate during arecent blizzard, says the buiurtluyJieview. Mr. Rlai.o had occasion todrive several miles during the stormand was so thoroughly chilled thathe was unable to get win in, and in-

side of an hour alter his return hewas threatened with a severe case ofpneumonia or lung fever. Mr. Hlni.usent to the nearest ding store andgot a bottle of C'liuinbei Iain's CoughRemedy, of which lie had oftenheard, uud took a number of laigudoses. He sas the effect wus won-

derful and that in a short tune hewus breathing quite easily, llu kepton taking the medicine and the iicmday was able to cume, to DeB Moines.Mr. HluUu nganls his cine as simplywondeiful. Filly cunt bullies orsale by all dealers, liuuaon, Smith& Co., Agent.

Mine. 1MU says she will slug uslong us she l uble to do liuraolf Jus- -

I IR't'.

fecrrfi -i

WSfW!

R i w H v -- .!6 ft. I WLf i. K IS l '?lPr mr .v& 'y j$y y t-- & t ; I

jW0H80IIIPTI0N siS

5ft 0nti I'm o:",

P110 OR. ll G. JAEGER'S

isysite!

VV--

GENUINE

SanitaryL ndcrclotliins

CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION.

I herewith appoint Mit. M. GOLD-HER-

Agent for Hie sale of myGenuine Sanitary Underclothing inthe Hawaiian Islands. lleware ofimitation. Signed,

PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.Stuttgart, the 19th of September, '00.

A FULL ASSORTCMi"jOST ARR1YED.

!)7 tf

"KA MAILE,99

IN THE MclNERiNY BUILDING,

Port ijlriMst.

Is open now and offers an un-

excelled Stock of Fancy Goods.We make a specialty of

Stamping Patterns and arc now-read-

to take orders in that line.A brand new stock of Silk Em-

broideries, Art Linens, Tassels,Fringes, Draperies and otherartistic goods are offered to theladies of Honolulu.

6b If

IN THE MclNERNY BUILDING,

Korl Mired.PlOtVIOI--U

ePDA fi1 I

A.IS'I AJtJ31tT.XSrOSTf A 54'.vv'5 ??

P. liOKN,1'racticai Confectioner, Pastry Cook &

Bakei

71 Hotel St. 'J'elephono74.!l

BviH?' Metropolitan --J2leat Company

. v81 KING STKKLT,

J. WALL&R. - Manager.

Wholesule & Retail Butch ors

ANI

NAVY CONTRACTORS.91

il

3fSm- -

The Bos! Lunch in Town,

Tea and OofToe at Ml HourctThe Flnei-- t Brands of

Giprs, Toteh$fKS

Alwayw on JiuiKl.II. ..'. p;0.'fW, VrnprlfKir.

01

KUSTACE & CO,iir.Ai.Kiix in

WOOD & COAL.!Al.sO

White & Black SandWhich we will kiill .it the eiylowi!t

maiket lute, foi (Akii.J Boll Tele. 414. uJHu ior Mutual TelK. 19.

iiiy2u.u

' ' ' 1 i IW Tllli II Illllll HIIPHIIMI B MiMi B lilMMHi " - - - -

.

- u

.

-

U'm. (1 Irwin 4 Cuinpiiiij

(i.i.M i rt i.)OKKt.lt KOU SAt.K

Jio ?v 4. .Riit:,rAHAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS aud ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipo Covering, all sizes.

FERTiliZLRS":WOOL DUST,

DONE MEAL,FISH GUANO

ALSO

BUCK & OHliANJJT'S

High Grade Ciibmicdl Cane Manuic,

GRASS SEEDS :

COCKSFOOT,IIYE GRASS

And ULOVHK

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Cunning Co.'a Oomd

Boof, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.

FIKJL

LIFE AND

MARINEISSUJ&AjNCE.

Hartlord Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $6,219,458.98.

London & Lancashire rire Ins. Co.

Assets, 54,317,052.

Thames Mersey Marine Ins. Co ,

(Limited;,

Assets. $6, 124,057.

Nov; York Life Insurance Co.,

Assets, $125,947,290.81

O.O.BERGER,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.iil

fi &. mwii & co(!.J11!Ti:i.)

Vi .ii. G. iiwin. . .Piesideui itManageiGlaus SpicekelsVV. M . Oltiai d . . . . Secretary .t Tre.isiu eiThuo, C. Porter Auditoi

riUGAlf FACTO USAND

Commission Agents.AflKNTS OK TIIK

Oceanic SiasliiB Cmp'j,Or Han Frani'lMiMi. :ul.

CASTLE & COOKE,Lile, Firo & Marino

insurance Agents !

AUKKTd rouilbw Cugland fiutuul Life Ins. Co,

OK IlOSlON,

Etiia Fire Ins. Co. of Hartlorioimiois

Insurance Compan--OK HAN KUANCIHCO, CAI.ltOllNIA.

ni

C. BREWER & CO..(1.i.iiiti:i),

Gonernl MercautiloAND

Commibsion Ageutilist or okkicjkus:

J.O. Caller PiosldenUV. MuiugeiG. II. Hoheili-oi- i TieiiMire.K. F. Bishop , SecieUinW. F. Allen Audlto'i

liiitK.UToits;Hon, O. K. Blthoii, S. O.Allen,

H. Wateihoui-e- ,

1 -- III

For mouldings, FruinoK,1'iinUslH, Arlolypos, IMtoto-Ki'avuro- H,

El oh lugs andovor, tiling in Hits liuoolpl-llir- go to Ring llnH.t

I Uotol struct.

nv AiirunniTVw . .. ,,.,.. . , .

) :

1SBJ';iulcri Tor Purchase of

IhiAViiiinn GovernmentBonds.

Notice is hereby given that underaulbority of. Chapter 3S, Sei'sion.Luwsof lSbb, "An Act to give gieuler securi-

ty to Hop ;sitoia in thu Hawaiian PostalSavings Bank,' thu Po.slniiter-Geii-era- l

oilers foi ale f 50,000 of CouponBonds uf tho Hawaiian Goeinnicnt,such bondd to be N.-u- iu thu deno-iiiiiialiu- ii

of One Tin hi:iih1 Dollarseach, ledeciuable in nut lc&s than liveye. n nor mote than twenty, years,with iiituieetat six per cent, per an-

num, payable tomi-unnuall- principaland interest payable in U. S. goldcoin, the bonds to express on theirface thut they aie usfoi the Postal Savings Bank Deposits.

Tondeto 'or the purchase ot thewhole in any pint of said bonds willhe ret em. d at the ohice of the Regis-lia- r

.l Public Accounts, Financeup to 12 o'clock on FRI-

DAY, the 1st day of July, IS!I2.The Poslin.ister-Gonor.i- l dues not

bind himself to accept any tender, orthe whole of any tender.

WALTER HILL,Postniastor-Goiier.i- l.

Dated May 28, 18!)2.

Approved :

II. A. Winr.MAN.v,Minister of Finance.

Sa.mut.i. Pakkiiu,Minister of Foreign AU'mi- -.

C. N. Si'K.NCim,

Minister of Intel ior.W. Austin Wiiiii.no,

Attoii:i:j tf

NOTICE TO HMUHERS.

During the process of deepening thochannel at the entrance to Honoluluharbor the Dredger will bo in opera-tion night and day. At night therowill be a danger signal placed on theforwaid denick of Dredger about 30feet above sea level, which can be teenby all vessels appi ditching the harbor.Tho signal consists Red Uedof three red lightsaud a white lightas in tho diagi.mi, Whitethe red lights beingabout It feet apartwith the white lightmi the center. Red

All steamers cio-siu- g tho bar willstop at a safe distance from the Dred-

ger and give one blast of their whi.-al-

which will bo answered by a siuglublast fiom tho Dredger, to bo fol-

lowed by three blasts from tho Dredg-er when the passage is clear and theycan proceed.

Tho Tug will be ou hand when notnihei wiseengaged toassistsailiugcr.iftin passing tho Diedger when neces-sary.

C. N. SPENCER,Minister ol the Intel ior.

Interior Otlico, March '.), 181)2.

:Ui(i-- tf

Sale of Lease of the GovernmentLands lying between Hanaka- -

piai and Kalalau, Kauai.

On THURSDAY, July 7, 1SU2, at-- 12

o'clock noon, at the front entranceof Aliiolaui Hale will be sold at Pub-li- e

Auction the Lease ol all thatrugged Napali Region, Kauai, lyingbetween Hanakapiai and Kalalau,containing hero and there a few acrestit for cultivation oi pasturage.

Terms Leu so for 25 years.Upset price 120 pui milium, paya-ab- V

y in advance.C. N. SPENCER,

Minister of the Inteiiur.Interior Ollico, June R5, 1802.

I in It

MR. II. II. SOJIOLTZ bus beena member of tho Road Board

for the Tu.Mition District of Hilo, Ha-

waii, for .the uno.vpired torin niiduvacant by tho resignation of .Air. A. JJ,Loehousteiu.

C. N. SPENCER,Minister of the Interior.

Iutoi ior Oflioe, June 17, 18U2.

Rllit

MR. ., PAAK1K1 bat. tins daybeen appoimud u Notury 1'ublio furthu Third Jiulioial Ciieuil uf thuKuigdiim.

C. N. Sl'ENCER,Minuter u tliti luteriur.

InUilur UiUuM, JuuwlT, 1WS.41U at

ity,

i

Page 2: ) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii

msammmmmm imrm'-fm'emw"m-

W - ,u i, n,JIB " "' ii win., vttkin iww

BY AUTHORITY.

SEALED TENDEHS

"Will lie received nl (.lie ofllcc ot tliclioiiil Supervisor, in tin- - IvitpuuiwitBuilding, uiilil WEDNESDAY, June22, ul 12 o'clock noon, for furnishinglo tilt) Honolulu Roml Hoard at Hono-lulu, the following ilciux of tool andmaterials, as per schedules herewith,for six months fioin duto, vi. :

sclttmui.i: "a."Lime lVr Mil

Cement "Hunt's Axes Tor doss

Shovels (long &. short handles) "Oo Hundles "Oos .' "Picks "Tick Handles "Mattocks '

Mattock Handle "Wheelbarrows (wood & iron). . "

" Trays, " "... "Gftlv. Iron Buckets, 14in. lfiin. "Mack Blasting l'owdor . I'or 25ll kogCSiant " " . .I'er flOll. bo.

" ' " Caps Per bo.Fuse tbest quality) Tor 100 feet

' Lard Oil Per caseKerosene Oil Pei 10 easesSperm Oil Per galBlack Oil Per gal and bbl

.Machine OilCylinder OilEverlasting Axle Grease. . . Per easeOarboliueuin I'er gal and bbl

Koiie.lin.-2i- u. (Manila). I'ct lb in coil

Waste Per baleN.iils, Gal. A lion, il.. Per kegStable Betiding, (Kiee Straw &

Hilo Grass) . Per bale of 100 It.

lloisu Shoes and Nails Per kegPadlocks (Yale) Per do.Hinges, Galv. & Iron, 8in.-12i- "Depaiture Bay Coal Per tonNewcastle Coal "Blaoksinitli Coal "Uoirugatcd Iron and Ridging,

Per It' and footBin Iron, round anil Hat Per lt

Harness and Saddle Leather . "lU-- Bricks Per .iSpokes, Felloes and Hubs,

(Dump Cait size) I'ei do.Oak Plank, 2 Jin .:tin Pei fool

SCIIKIHILK "11."

N. V. Lumber, Timber Per i feetI'lank

" " Boards "" " "Scantling..

It. It. W. Lumber, Plank..." " Boards . . "" " Posts (split) "" " Battens,

lin. ;iin. tin "Cedar Shingles Per Jl

Redwood Shingles "

All bids must be endorsed "Tenders- I'M Tools and Materials, Honolulu

Ru.nl Boaid."All materials must be delivered

within one inilo of the P. O. free ot

ehiitge.The Hold Board do not bind them

ruliis o the lowest oi any bidHy iir-lr- ot tlio Honolulu Boat'

Hu.iid.W. H. CUMMINGS,

Bond Supervisor, Honolulu,liiiiiululu. .luue Hi, 1802.

II!)-- It

SEALED TENDERS

Will bo received at the Interior Oilieemm MONDAY, Juno 27, 1802, at 12

hVIim k noon, foi furnishing to the Iu-ra-

tin- - Mippliun mimed in

the following Si'lii'duh's foi the term of(! mouths fiom July 1st, 1802:

"a."AVKHAOi: MONTHLY

IlilMn. HKQUIIIEMnXT, BAY.

llcW, fiesh 1(500 llih

prime fiO lbs

Biead, fresl' (520 loavesBir.nl, saloon IKSO lbs

Bui' ins, steamboat I doBaking Powiler, Boyal, ..

Una 2 dol!au-- , pink 80 lbsCullito, gieon, Ivuna 100 Ibr(i.llioh, whole 200 lbsFloui, Golden Gate sksMaiuliC'', long cud - grossMaueiiMjiii Ift lbsVitpuieolli., 1 lbsI'.a.l Hurley 2J lb.Oat Meal fiO lbsO.l, Koronono (liust) (5 easesOuiom I cratesPiiiatoeij (5 "Pork, corned, bblRice, Ni). 1... 700 lbsBmjj.U.No.I. 800 lbs

rialt, courpo 100 lbsSalmon. . . .' II bblsTobacco, jilug, at per lb 2 bxsTi-a- , China, Poweliing, uc per

pound 2 bxsToiiiutoes, canned 0 iloz

hUJIKlllII.K "II."

Biau, at per ton of 2000 lbs. , ..fl bagsMiddlings at put ton 2000 lbs a bagHUtilUil Barley at per ton of

2000 lbs fibagfcliids must be mado foi tlio items of

t'io-- l .Suited tile separately.Ail supplies must be iloltwii 1 at

tie Aryluin in audi ijiiiiiitituo asIk m time to time inquired and Mile

c'i't to the iiisjieution and ajijuoval of

', .i,-T-!f T?"3!RS ,mf ! , '7W T nHiPIS5 ;,7 p

ww fcaiwmi wtf4wmMi i' Ml tWJW WWitHlirtlll'llT'iajlW

the Medical Simnrintciulcnl or IllsAssistant.

All tenders must be endorsed, "Ten-der for Supplies, Insane Asylum,Schedule "

Tho Minister of the Interior docsnot bind himself to accept tbo lowest,or any bid.

O. N. SPENCER,Minister of the luteiior.

Interior Ollicc, Juno 17, 1802.110 lit

Tenders for Boot Cnitlo

JTtcB or Tin: UoAitn ofllr.Ai.Tit,

Honolulu, Juno 17, 1802.)

Tenders will beieceivod at this olliccuntil WEDNESDAY, Juno 20,1802,at 12 o'clock noon for supplying theLeper Settlement on Molokai with:

1 Good Beef Cattle uvei aging notless than !l2f) lb. per head when dress-

ed.2 Fat Heef Cattle.The cattle are to be delivered at the

Leper Settlement in good conditionat an average of 00 head per mouth,more or les--- , for the use of the Boardfrom July 1, 1802, to December 31,1802.

The tender for fat Beef Cattle mustbe for- - the price pei pound whendiessed, and that for good beef cattlemust be per head.

The hides and tallow are to bo theproperly of the Boaid.

All the bilk must be marked "Ten-

der for supplying the Leper Settle-

ment with Beef."The Buard will elect which tender

to aecept, and does not bind itself toaccept the lowest or any bid.

By ouler of the Boaid of Health.DAVID DAYTON,

President Board of Health.4r)0-It-2- 2t

Irrigation Notice.Honolulu, H. I., Dec. 2, 1801.

Holdeis of water privileges, or thosepaying water rates, aie hoieby noti-lie- d

that the horns for using water forii ligation purposes are from G to 8o'clock a. .v., and 1 to 0 o'clock i M.

until further notice.JOHN C vVHITE,

Supt. Honolulu ater Works.Approved :

C. N. Sl'ENCKU,

Minister of the luteiior.28-- t if

JU

ailp ill ii F I e f i

Pledged to nnlhrr Sect nor Party,Hut established for the benefit of all.

MONDAY, JUNK 20, 1802.

WHO IS MISREPRESENTING?

This morning's Advertiser, refer-

ring to an article in the Bulletin onFriday, says:

"Before condemning strangers,however, for writing sensational re-

ports concerning our domestic affairs,it will be well for the Uullltin tomend its own conduct in niisrepre-scntiii- i!

Ilawaiiuus, as was done in itsissue of June 1, under the heading of'Our Annexation Minister,' where analleged interview was made the basisof censuring the Hawaiian Ministerat Washington lor Heiitiments winchho never uttered, and which aieknown to be contrary to his views onHawaiian politics."

To prove it- - cliaige of ntisrepre--icutatio- n

against this taper, lite Ad-

vertiser quotes from the New YorkShipping and Commercial List an in-

terview with Minister Smith, diffeiingmaterially in sentiments from that inthe Herald quoted by the Bulletinon June llh. Had we come acrossthis interview in the List, nothingwould have given us more pleasurethan to have reproduced it. But, usit happened, several interviews inutlicr papers with the Minister, all ofa uature similarly compromising lothat in the Herald, i cached the Bul-

letin. It was lime to censure theMinister, tin ample period havingelapsed, prior lo the republication ofthe Herald's interview, for the Min-

ister to have acknowledged or deniedthe authenticity of previous inter-

views telegraphed all over the UnitedStates, lo which the Bullktin hadconspicuously drawn attention.

However, the censure in this paperwas made conditional it had a big"ii" in it. The interview was editor-

ially introduced in these words, "Heis reported to Itavo said:' and fol-

lowed by the editorial remark, "Thereis a hope left that to the lively ima-

gination of the correspondent pari atleast of the humiliation may be at-

tributed." To characterize bucli

caicful treatment of the reportedwords of a public man as "inisre-picbcnluliu-

is itself misrepresent-ation of a lather cool and deliberatekind.

Tlicru U one point in tho interviewof .Minister .Smith published In theAd vei titter, in icgaid to wltiuh itwould he a credit to his wisdom if ittune pioved u misrepresentation.

This is where the Minister is reportedto lmvo snid, "The American Con-

gress has a fashion of abrogatingtreaties at its own fico will," andthen in the next breath to have plead-

ed for "a perpetual treaty of freetrade," which "would at once inspireus witli confidence and rest our variousbusiness enterprises on a stablebasis." Where is the perpetuity of

any treaty to come from, which is atthe mercy of a Com;rc33 that "has afashion of abrogating treaties at itsown free will?

When Minister Smith denies theauthenticity of the interview purport-ing to have been given by him to theWashington correspondent of theNew York Herald, it will be timeenough for the Advertiser to talkabout misrepresentation on accountof the republication of that inter-

view.

THE STUDENTS LEAD.

There was a poor attendance atthe baseball game on Saturday between the llawaiis and Ktuneha-meha- s,

which pel haps influenced thegame to a certain degree. The lla-waiis put up poor ball as was ex-

pected, considering that they veryseldom practice. The game ended17 to 2 in favor of the students.

Following is the olllcial score :

KAMf.llA.MKHAS.

XAMKS. All.lt 1111 O. A. 11.

Mahuka, lb., fi 1 3 0 1 0Kauk.t, r.f C 2 2 0 0 0Meheula, p 0 2 2 0 a 0ICnanol.of 5 2 10 0 0Pahau, 2 b H I 2 I I! 0Makananl, 1. J 0 It I 110Baker, c 0 1 'J 10 f 0Wahhiemalkal, :ih I 2 2 2 0 1

Ciuiunings, s.s 5 0 1 13 0

4!) 17 'M 27 10 1

1IAWA1IS.

All. It. 1111 O. A. E.

Kosa, G., e.f 4 0 2 111Dan, 1. f 3 1 1 .T 0 2Monls,2 b 3 10 2 3 0Woods, P., p 4 0 2 11aLong, s.s tl 0 1 3 r 1

might, 3b 3 0 10 10Mah.mlu, r.f 3 0 JJ 0 0 1

Pijce, c 3 0 I 3 1

Thompson,.!., lb 2 0 0 13 4 2

Total 2S 2 8 27 14 10

sconi: x innikhsKahinehamehas...G 0 3 10 10 5 117llawaiis 10 10 0 0 0 0 0- -2

Summary: Earned Buns ICaini'lia-ineh- a,

7; llawaiis, 1. Two Base liltsKatika. Double Play Woods andThompson, Lung and Thompson, MaVa-iia- nl

and Pahau, Ciumnlugs and Mahuka.Bases on Balls -- By Woods. 3; by Me-

heula, I. Stitt'-- Out By Woods'3 ; byMeheula. 7, Wild Pitches By Woods,2: by Meheula 1. Passed Balls Pi 3'cc,1. Left on Bases ICauieliainehas, 8;llawaiis, 3. Hit by Pitched Bal- l- Long.Umpires Crabbe and Willis. ScorerJ. W. inter

HOW THEY STAND.

The following i3 the standing ofthe different chilis in the HawaiianLeague up to June 18:

C O ";res --1'I - f.s ? s

"UK2 ?

Fonolulu .... 2 00

Ktiniehamcha H 2 I li ,000

Hawaii i 2la jqo(Jreseeut.. .. 1 1 .... --'I 400

tjiuncs Lost. 2 2 3 3 ..

SAD DEATH.

Waller Wlilt- - II-- l I'oImoiilo lie Tuki-- u by 3IltuLi-- .

Walter White, a mason by trade,died last night from the effects of adose of strychnine,

according to li is statement beforedyjng, by mistake. The followingfacts are gained from the police:

At 12 noon cries of help wereheard emanating from the room whereWhite was living at Kikihale. Awoman living with him had just leftto visit friends. People living in thenext loom thought lie. was drunk ascustomary with him on Sundays. Sono notice was taken of his cries Thecries came at intervals and ut 2

o'clock olllcer Needhain, who livedin the neighborhood, went into Hieroom and found White lying on thebed and ti entitling nil over. Think-ing that White had convulsions Need-ha- m

lomi-lomie- d him. Finally Whiteopened his eyes and asked who wasthere, when the policeman told him.White begged him iiot to leave, binstay there witli him. lie was againattacked with the shakes and tv itch-

ing all over. When he came to againhe told the policeman that he hadpoured out the medicine in a glassand went to sleep. When he awokehe drank it down, thinking it waswater. After saying this he becameunconscious again and Needhain leftand reported at the Station. Dr.1'eters.on went to the residence, buthis efforts were unavailing and in theevening the man died,

An examination of witnesses isbeing held this afternoon in the oilieeof lite Deputy Marshal.

White had been here llfteen years,working under T. B. Walker most ofthe time, hut lately with K. B.Thomas. He was an industriousworkman and an energetic llretiiau.He was a member ot Kugiue Co. No.1 and Captain Cook Lodgo, Sons ofSt. George. His funeral took placefrom Hie hall of Kugine Co. No. I

litis morning, being largely attended,

l'lullips Harry, u twelve-year-ol- d

lad, is one of the best botanists inBoston, where lie has taken severalpri.us ul exhibitions, Uu knowstliuy's Manual almost by heurt.

DOULTOr! Ware,

mi fjwprii lf'SVlfolff'rfWwMrii'iiijnT'nijiMuwtWwu

l!x ' Hoiimoro."

The Pacific IlAiinwAitr. Co., Ltl.,

have just received from England an

invoice of tho well-know- n Doulton

Waie, comprising Breakfast and Din-

ner Sets, Toilet Sets, Cups and Sau-

cers, Jugs, etc., etc.

Their supply of Plantation Tools

and Supplies is very complete, as also

of Lubricating Oils.

Carbolineum Avenaiius by the bar-

rel, case or smaller quantity.

Auction Sitfes by Lswls J. Levey.

AUCTION SALE OF

REAL ESTATEIX MOLOICAI.

On WEDNESDAY, Juiiw 32,AT 1 O'CLOCK XOOX.

I will sell at Public Auction, at mySalesroom, 415 ACIIKS, moie or

less, situated atWA.rr-V- U, MOLOKAI,

And having abundance of water thcieon.

t& TKKMS CASH, and deeds at ex-pense of purchaser. For further pat

apply to

LEWIS J LEVEY,151 2t Auctioneer.

Auction S"les by James F. Morg'n.

AUCTION SALE

GMriesUiprs!By order ot Mi:ssns. II. II VCKFELD

ii CO , I will sell at Public uc- -tioti, at my Salesroom,

On FRIDAY, Juno aitli.AT lO O'CLOCK A. M..

To eloe consignments.

GROCERIES:Demijohns Vlncg.tr, Boxes Caudles,(Ja.es l astor ,c Salad Oils.Cases Corned Beef.Fieneli Peas, Pickles.

Crockery & GlasswareDinner Sets, Tea Sets,Bowls, Plates, Ktc, lite.

LIQUORS:Beer, Wines, Brandies, Whiskies,Cases Champagne, pints and quarts;Etc., Etc., Ktc, Ktc.

JAS. F. HIORGlv,451 4t Auctioneer.

LuflM s JiCB of Hull !

Having heietofoie, lo wit, on the2fith i'ay of May, 1892, distrained foiarrears of lent of the Chinese Theaterpremii-ef- , King ttieel. the followingGoodt- - and Chattel, to wit:

8 Chet-- containing Cliinci-- Cloth-intf- ,

Uainient.-- and I'.u.iphern ilia,Maskf, Fans and Sundries ttt-e- inChinese pla, 1 Chinese .loss, Limps,Large Clock, Small Clock, LanieniH,Chairs, Tables, Flags, Fans, Orna-ments, Chinese Musical Iiistiiimcnts,Chinese Weapons, Sofan, Step Lad-ders, etc., etc, all UM'd in said Chi-nese Theater, the same being tho pio-pen- y

of Cliook Pan On & Co.Notice is lii'ii-b- given Hint in case

of of such arreais otrent and costs within lfi days ftomthis date the said Goods and Cmtttelswill bo sold at Public Auction, to wil,oo MONDAY, the 27th day of Juneiiist., at 12 o'clock loon of said day,at the Chincrio Theater pieinises onKing street, Honolulu, near the Oahullailway & Land Co.'s ollico

VIM QU.M andWONU CHOW.

Dated Honolulu, .Juno 10, 1&!)2.111 lflt

O FriX IV fl I n jk:.

ForPortland, 0., & Victoria, B. C.

TheS. S. 'l PALM AS"Of tlio abovo Line will be due at

Honolulu about

And will have inmiidliite dispatch forabove ports.

tSf For Fi eight or Passage apply to

THEO. H. DAVIES &. CO,,441 !7t Agents.

NOTICE.

TOTI' K Is h'wlty yiven that I willi--

i not lie ifspontiblo for any hillscontractul for tint Steamer "Alliiiiinl"without my wiitteu order.

.JOHN F. BOWLKlt.Owner Stejiner ".vkam.il. "

Honolulu, June 111, lK'JJ. 418 2w

FOR SALE!(las Ma-thi- ne

In complete woiklug oldermid giituiititeed. Will lie soli) uponfavoiiihle teiuiij lo the piucliascr. Alsoa few Handsome Fixtures. Apply to

.JOHN PHILLIP.,:0 if Klin; sti.et.

wTntelTVMAX wltii iimh'iMiinils fitiniln

I iKinjr uaie n( stock j itiiitl liendinr mill ihui 'Uglily pii.teil lu hU unrl;anil IniM' (,'ikmI Kifeieui'UBi iiune hut ai'tiiiiiutiinl mail need iitily. AthliuM"J. O. Ilex I.," lluiiulnlu. 4 12 Jin

iMvtitjatoawivtjiMwuuuaaavi;t-rBrg-

THE MUTUAL LIFE iNSUBANOE 80.KICIBAKO A. ait:;i)JMY.

Issues Every Desirable Form of Policy !

m

It has paid its members since its organization THREE AND FOUR OF D0UARS.Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever offered by nny Insurance

t& For full paiticulais apply to

-9 General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING

OF Till'-

ivrTJi

Racing Association !

Monday, July 4, 1892.

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME.

Racos to Comni-ne- o at 10 o'c'ock.

1st RACE SPUKCKKLSVILLI':PURSE. 800.

liitiinitiK Race, dash. Fieefor till Hawaiian bred hoi.-e- s.

2d RACE WA1KAPU PURSE.S80.

Running Race, -- milc dash. Fieeto all.

3d RACE LAIIAINA PURSE.8100.

Trotting and Pacing,heats; best 2 in ,1, to harness.For all horses without a lccord ofU :20 or belter.

1th. RACE WAILUKU PURSE.S100.

Running Race, and repeat.Fiee to all Hawaiian bied horses.

."illi RACE KA1IULU1 PURSE.S12j.

Running Race. dusli. Freeto all.

Cth RACE HANA PURSE. $125.

Ti oiling and Pacing,heats; best 2 in .'I, to harness.Fiee to all Iioim", with no betterlccoid lltau '.1 :00.

7th RACE KULA PURSE. S50.

Running Race, dash. ForPonies 11 hands and under, tocarry 100 lbs. and upwards.

8th RACE MAN A CUP. ValueSliiO or its equivalent in coin.

Running Race, 14intle dash. Freeto all Hawaiian biud hordes.

9tli RACE WA111EE PURSE.Slot).

'Plotting and Pacing Knee.heats, htssl .'i in fi All lmi-se- h

witli a leeord of 2 110 or betterto go to road cart and cany 185pounds.

lOtli RACE -C- ORINTHIAN.- GoldMedal, value 350. Eutiaiteefee 810.

Running Race, dash. Wel-ter weights. Fiee to all ineinlieisof the Association.

lltli RACE-QUE- EN LIL1UOKA-LAN- ICUP. Purse $150.

Running Race, dash. Fieeto all.

12th HACK POLO CUP. PurseS10. Entrance fee $7.50.

Running Race, dash. Own-or- s

to lido, welter weights. Formembeis of any Polo Club in tintKingdom.

13th RACE MULE. Purse $50.

Running Race,4-miledaB- Catchweights. Free to all,

Mill Race SWEEPSTAKES. 50

each; S10 forfeit.

Riiiinint; Race, uiileilaj-li ; han-ilica- i.

!r'.r)0 each, $10 foifoit,adiln $50. Fieutoall.

All ontricb cloo at 12 o'clock noonon THURSDAY, June 211, 1802, itthe oflien of the .Secretary, anil allentrance fees are 10 ieicent unlessothei wibit tijiccillctl.

All Races to he run or trotted uu-il-

Ihi) luleo of ilie amiall liurocb nru e.ieuteii lo start, unlebSdrawn by 12 o'clock noon. Satuidav,July 2, 1802.

Li, M. VKTLBHIiN.U.'Md (ecretniv.

FOft SALE

'PIUS Two Delaehed Ober- -1 vatoiy Itulliliii built

for anil UM'il by I'tofo, I'tcr- -tun anil NlatciiM', the Finite beln builtfor eiJ(ilni'.-- , heluir tlioiouhly vetul-- Ilaic with Liiiimii euiiliiiii, clollietlIiibI le and lu nei feet coiidllhui. Miltahlufi.r hediooiiM; will he nhl cheap.itti'i oi llnlldlui I'JxIili llxll.Fm t ''l iii, ii j '! tit once.

IIARRHON IIHOrf..Iw Foil M., or l 0. Box 11.

mUjnn&rBi&ij t

Company.

E IIlIJs

YORK.

yx EC

vtiw 12

HAVE OPENED THEIR

New China, Glass & Furniture SalsmomOn Kankumanu Stroet, Ground Floor, tmh

Large Assortment of Goods ox "Boimore."

SPECIAL OF

Royal Worcester, Crown Derby,

Wedgewood FineiftSew Rugs & Carpets,

English Furniture,IRattart Ware.

Fine Show of Glassware,IVORY WARE, BOHEMIAN VASES,

WINE GLASSES,

CUT SALADS,

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

PR ICKrt ltFCMUOIfl.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO,, L'd.,Fort Street, Honolulu.

FIRST QUALITY

t ri kBlimey Mriprdlers

AND

IGH CH3T5fOrtiaiiu'tital! ICcononiieal it Durable!

Eddy's Old Evr.Yiu.iMir.D

Ice Otets k RofripratoB,

China, Crockery & tawdre,Plaalat on Tools, & Supplies

Faints, Oils & Vanishes.Yacuam OH Co.'s Lubricating Oils!

Always the same; tifitle hv a special"nroeeh and alw.iyfe lettable.

ta, ,jr--

8 2

"37

""-'-"-"--

rim't

in to Suit.CO.,

Cuiiiuiius Now Fort Mut-ohtu-

A,

LARGE INVOICE OF THESE

MCE' RECEIVED BY

KM) Vwt Slri'i'l. : :-

CI

1 04 Fort Street,

fj Ift

)C ul

a

to bo

&

nre I he

'iO LIOT

IJ Ml cut,Alt- -

I I'iy to i i ihiiiI ism u 11.

OF

HUNDRED MILLIONS

w&a p. al!MWflrrt& & S3

a

Sew

& Other Ware.

TUMBLERS,

Implements

a QE3 vf Vi

PPrSH -

Ipii

H,0

CiGA

!, I.

SMW3Honolulu.

xa

T TO Ij12T

vi. ...i.. l i.i. ...il.jttR. 1 ItlHIIIIt Cllllll'lllle llll'MllwI.

CarboJineurn Avenarius QuantitiesPACIFIC HARDWARE

Ulouk, & stioctfl.

A

JUVP

HOILISTER & CO., DRUGGISTS.

Just Received New Invoice of the

AdelineBlack

Guaranleutl Fast Color and Absolutely StainloHH ,

For Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses Children.

Adeline! Klmtlc Ktoe.UiuK liest Ma it -- a

iHfah rV'VVL I'Ur.MI-nKs- , ;tlffiJ3t!!$ IlitielJlih ojum.CiatilMte Foil-Mle- (Jlillieh.

AtTheo, DavIe&bo.

I'lfCilU-tJt- .

DISPLAY

UuiioIiiIii.

L'n.,

ftoTTlio

ICntjiilio 111 . t.i, iih uillce.Joan

Page 3: ) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii

f?

p

f !i!'i

J-

0 "

"

4ffa

if"-- .'

f

I '

rtr?rt TfP fiFfF" Wf ";

1 l''r' --5- -- jfrr 7"T""-

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND COS

TIME TABLE.

fr'ltOII ANI KVIJIt KIJIl. I. INUii

4iinP&":Wtft&5WvttKa B7.sr

TU VEiN.-.:

A.M. A.M. l'.M. l'.M.Loavo Honolulu. ..U:ir 1:15 4 :HGtArrive Monouliiill..7:2C !l:'" 2:i7 fi :3tLeavn llonoiillull.. 7:(1 KiMit fi:l2tArrivo Honolulu. ..8 ilt.V ll:fi"i 4i55 GiGOf

im:aki. city i.ooai,.Loavo Honolulu 5:20$Arrive Pnarl dly 5:5SLoavo Pear1 City.. 0:00Arrivo Honolulu.. .(:40

Sundays oxecptod.t Saturdays only.

Saturdays excepted.

Tide. Sun nml .Ileum.HY C. J. J.YONS.

'J 'V ?'

i? 3 a e. ? g.s. g

n.in. ii.tn. a.m. D.in.Uon. 20 1 3B 0 20, (I 00, S SO r, is! e 44 1 .Ml

Tties. "1 2 (10 1 00 M () 20 5 19 0 41 2 44WiiU. 21 2 40 1 SO 8 00 i) 40 5 It) 3 2dIIIThuil. 23, 3 10. 2 40, 8 :10 10 20 S C 45 4 2.1

sets.Fil. 24 4 00 3 311 '.) 10,10 50 f. 101 0 - 7 27but. 23 4 30 4 30' tl Jit) II 20 A 201 I) 45 8 23lull. 20 5 00 5 20 10 2(1 11 .10 S 201 U 43 5 17

Nun moon on tlic 24 til nt.lh. 3(lm. u. in.

Til 03

'Ulatlu jfjiiTefuiMONDAY, JUNE 20, 1892.

ARRIVALS.June 10

Am Stun Aloha, Johnson, 13 dnyn fioiuHan Francisco

Stinr .Mlkahala from KauaiStinr Clatidino from .Man!Sclir ICauikoaoullfrom Kohala

.June 2dS S Yauushlro Maru, Young, from Yo- -

kohnina anil Hongkong

DEPARTURES.June 20

Stinr C R Bishop for Waianae, Wal- -alua, Knliuku at 1) a in.

Slmr Waialoalo for Lalialna. Kukui- -haole and Uonokaa at 1U a m

Stmr J A Cummins for Walmaualoand Koolau at 10 a in

Stinr Kaala for Kilnuca and llnualciat 4 p in

'Stmr Mokolii for Moloknl and Lauaint 5 p in

.Stmr Waiuiannlo for MoluKui am!.Maui at S p in

VESSELS LEAVIHu

'Stinr (Jlaudinc for Maui ms p in.Stinr Mlkahala for Kau.n ti. b p mb S Austialia, Uoiulluitc.for ban Fian- -

OlsCO

CAKCUEb H1GM ISLAND FCfilS.

.Stinr Mikahal.i 2(178 bags sugar, 200bags lice, lf0 sheep, 1 calf, 18 hides.10u pkg. suiidrii's.

Stinr cliiiuiiiie -- 22.'2 li.igs 10 bagstin 0,273 bag (.urn, ;t2 liund cattle.1 Ikiim;, 711 hidun and 150 pkgs btiudi ion.

PASSENGER&.

From Kauai pur stmr Mlkahila. June1!) Gov W 1J Jtice, iMibS hti'veiis, Mrs UM Cook and son, II Kcltier, witu and 2idiildicu, U de Mullo. uifo and childilibS Ij Poor, AlibS L Tliump'-ou- , KHutchinson, II llempcll, II Wlllguiotli.0 I. biito.iMii,-- , A il 1'ans, Mrs M Ail.iu,(J WultuiM, U.ipt Muse, U H JJuhop. A1j .Mai tin.--, It '1'uuianng.i, llr MaktijaaJJr Kimishiuia. Dr .Mitainuia, ilivbhlda, ilr llatta, and 71 deck.

From Maul per Mini- - Ulaudine, .Juno20 G K Wilder, O Ciclglitou, l)v. Laid-la- v

and wife, Miss Helen Wilder, e,

A T Atkiiihiui, O A Allen, JHioivu. F Naka, .1 L Knulukou, ,s1 luiilccworlli, A n l'llleati, Mis healingnnd daugiitir, v in II G Tie dway, u tlDinkey, J Dow, 11ms .Molt, J A Gun-salve-

Jim i iniMler, Lttii lioiig. Ahtiing, Ung Yuen, and 2:1 tck.

FOREIGN VESSELS IN FOfil.U .S h 'an Kiiiiieiteo. Jtear-Mhuii- a)

liiowu, from DiegoAus wni.-lii- p Fasaiia fioin hini FranuiseoAm 5-- ni sehr Louis, Hatch, fioin Nuw-eaul- e.

N WAm bk Albeit, Winding, from San Fran-

ciscoAm Pit Paetolus, Beadle, from Newcastle,

N 8 WAm bkt W 11 Diinond. Nelson, from San

FrauclrcoAm bk Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Fran-

ciscoAm bkino Planter, Dow, from San Frau-cle- o

11 r fchlp Uemiiore, Jenkins, from Liver-pool

ICe bk Ophir, llrugulere, fioin Newcastle,N S W

Brit bk .Sumatra from Newcastle, N S V

Biit bk Veritas from Newcastle, N S WAm selir Aloha, Johnson,1 from San

Francisco

SHIPPING NOTES.

Tho bark Albert Is loading with sugarat lliu V. S S. Co 's wlituf.

'J he steamer W. G Hall will bn duetomorrow morning in time to catch thuoutgoing Austiall.i.

'I ho bark Huvfriiuu has about finisheddlscbaiglng coal. Shu will load withballast for thu Sound,

The schooner Aloha, Johnson master,nrrhed Miuday, thirteen days from theGolden Gale, with a cargo of generalmeiehamlUe. Miu commenced discharg-ing at Hrewer's wlsaif thin innrulug.

BAND CONCERT.

The Kcvynl Iluwniimi Military Buniltinder the Icuilernliip of Professor II,Burger w ill give u concert nt HawaiianHotel tliis evening at 7:110 o'clock.Thu following is tho program:

I'AIIT I.1. Maieh-'-T- ho Admiral". ..Mlllueker2 OviTliuu liunillt Tilcks".. Sii)))U8, Finale LolieiigiJu" Wagner4. "Jteminiseeneesol Uffuubiieli"

Com tidl"Ulwl Nanl.', "Ilolu Waliiiea."

Lllil HaloOhele,"I'AIIT II,

C .Medley "Popular Melodlm"Heuipcolll

I! Gavotte- -' Itlilue Sounds".. ..Lalaii7. Walt. -"- looi Nights"... stiaiiKsH. Medlj--.No- ilh tiud houlh"

( . ...... . TobuulHawaii I'ouol.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Diamond IIrad, 3 p. in. Weatherclear, wind fresh northeast.

Tub dredge has been towed hi andis lying near tho King's boathousoagain,

Hi'.vkn eases of drunkenness woredisposed of in the Police Court thinmorning.

Captain Hkai'H, thu innn-lisl- i, willleave for tho Coast on thuAustralia.

Hkad Sir Edwin Arnold's accountof his visit heru in the "1'aradisu oftho lMcilio."

The yachts were out again on Sat-urday afternoon. Thoy arc getting intrim for tho Fourth of July.

Tin: annual meeting of the BritishUenevolent Society will ho held thisevening in tho Y. M. C. A. rooms.

Chas Leonard w ih arrested yester-day for larceny of $fi0 Leonard madesuitable amends y and was dis-charged.

Tin: bind will play at the HawaiianHotel this evening, principally for thubene lit of thoso leaving by thu S. S.Australia

Hon. W. II. Cornwell will not par-ticipate in the races at Kahului onJuly 1 , notwithstanding what theAdvertt.-e-r says this morning.

Tin: H'hnouui Aloha heat the brigW.Q.I i win fioin San Francisco tothis port, having arrived yesterday in1!J days. '1 he Irwin is not yet sig-naled.

A company of bluejackets from theAustro-Hungaria- n corvette Ftisiuiuwas landed this morning for drill onthe old baseball grounds. They (car-

ried rilles.

Thk cocoanut tree presented byQueen Dowager Kapiolani co the Gol-den Qulo Paik, San Francisco, hasbeen safely loaded on the upper deckof the Australia.

Thk S. S. Yaniashiro Maru fiomYokohama and Hongkong with im-

migrants in lived and anchored oil'port at !i o'clock this afternoon. Sheis advertised to leave for thu sameports

Hon. It D. Walliridgo, President ofthe Maui Iiacing Association, has ex-

tended an invitation to the membersof the press to be present at theFourth of July meeting of the Asso-ciation at Wailuku.

A nativk named Paahao fromHawaii, was committed to the

Insane Asylum on Saturday, on theevidence- of Dr. C. A. Peterson that lieis insane. Paaliao imiiginu that hehas lots of weilth. He thatlie fought with Kamehameli.i I.

LinTnitS have been received herefor the Gillig par y, who are expectedby tho steamer China y fromI ipau. They will probably make ashort slay here, and visit the Volcano,as they have to be in New York nextmonth, to join their beautiful yachtfor the yachting season, Mr. Gilligbeing a member of the New YnikYiiohl Club. Mr. and Mrs. Gilligseem to have a deep uloha for theIslands.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

A iiotisi: below the prison is to lot.

C. J. McCarthy has lots on Lilihuat i eel for sale. tf

Kewaiid is ollered for thu n turn ofa lost music book.

Al'l'Klt sii.ivmg use Cucumber SkinI iiuic. Dciifon, Smith it Co., Agents.

--Ui

Jar. F. Moiican will hold a salo ofgroceries and liquors at 10 a. in, Fri- -'i-'-

biiNiiiiKK lelieved at once by ei

'Ionic, ileiisoii, Smith & Co.,Au-nis.- . tf

Tiik 15i tuuuick bilhaid pailois aiothe. most elecaut (ileasiue resort inI Toiii iliilu. li-- tf

"WilKitK shall I sec yon this evun-ingV- "

"Oh, Mime old place, theHrunswick."

Ki:ai. estate in Molokai will bo s ildat auction by L. J. Levey at his sales-room June 22.

10. J. Mouoan, carpenter and build-er. 81 Bcretauia street, solicits business and will give prompt attention toall jobbing orders.

Thk wreck of tho steamer Akamai,as she now lies stranded at Waialua,will be sold at that place at U o'clock

morningDui.lclotJK coneu and chocolate will

bo served every morning early at thePalace lee Cieam Parlors, Ludwigsun,& Cion, Holel street. I-- if

IIoiniON, Newman & Co. call atten-tion to a supply of hot wuler hags ofdifferent sizes. No household is wellequipped without this convenience.

A okntluman living at ArlingtonHotel wishes to purohaso .1 hoise,harness and top vehicle in good con-dition, from one who will sell verycheap. 1-- tf

Diikhhmakino, Cutting nnd Fittingdone at ladies' houses. I'm feet litgumanteed. MISS WOLF. 73 Bero-tani- a

stieet, or Mutual telephone 01)0,bcfniu 8 a. 111, or o:30 p, m.

Miss Maiiv Lyi.i;, lately book-kcop-

with Kgan & G111111, is prepared to doBtenogiaphing and type-writin- g atmoderate rates. Gradualu of Heahl'sBusiness College, San Francisco.Ollieo with O. J. McOaithy, 35 Me-rchant street. 2- -1 in

A traveling man who chanced tobe in the store of E. V. Wood, utMclvees Rocks, Pa,, says while hewas waiting to see Mr. Wood, u littlegill came in with uu empty bottle la-

beled Chamberlain's Pain Balm andsaid: "Mamma wants another bot-tle of that inidiciuu; she says it Istho best medicine for rheumatism sheover used." 50 cent bottles for saleby all dealers, Benson, Smith &Co.,Agents.

m2sTii7flfrjiV t ;

'-

.

NIN'IJTEENTU DAY.

Monday, June 20, 1S!)2.

Slnrulnu: HeNnlun.

Assembly convcncil tit 10 o'clock.Prayer by thu chaplain and readingof this minutes by the clerk nml bythe interpreter. Minutes approvedas read. The following petitionswere presented and read :

Uy Uep. Wilder, a number 'of pe-

titions from various districts that theduty on rice he retained. Tabledfor consideration with bill.

Like petitions on the same subjectwere picseiited by Uep. White. Aki-n- a,

Kanealii, Kaiinamano and Ed-

monds. All tabled for future consid-eration.

Rep. Knmaitoha presented peti-tions, (1) that licenses he granted toallow the distillation of liquors; (2)to allow the sale of wines and beer.Laid on the table for considerationnith bills.

Itcp. Nawahi, from Hilo, that thelaw relating to the appointment oftax assessors-ln-chie- f be repealed.Tabled. Also, that when tho pay ofpolice be appropriated the sums bepersonally itemized. Tabled. Also,that an appropriation be made for aroad from Hilo through Puna. ToPublic Lands. Also, that the sum of$1500 he appropriated for the im-

provement of a landing at Puna. ToPublic Lands.

By Uep. Bush, from 13 voters ofHonolulu, that a new Constitution begranted. Tabled for bill.

Minister Whiting announced thatthe Report of the Attorney-General- 's

Department was printed in Englishand ready for distribution ; the Ha-

waiian version would he presentedwhen the printing was finished.

Rep. Wilder, from the Committeeon Commerce, presented the follow-

ing report on Bill No. 11, relating totho duties on coffee, viz. :

"Your committee beg leave to re-

port that they have hud under con-

sideration Bill No. 11. This is a billto increase the duties on coffee to 12cents per lb. We do not understandthis to boa bill to increase the revenue,but if passed no doubt it would havethat effect to a small extent. Asthe amount of coffee raised in thisKingdom is not near enough for ourhomo consumption as we find fromthe report of the Collector-Genera- l,

that for the year ending December31, 18U1, there was imported intothis Kingdom 122,710 ills, and3000 lbs. exported. We find thaithe present duty u coffee is (i centsper lb. In the minds of yniir com-

mittee, coffee is not one of the Insurebut one of the most commonarticles of food, used in almost everyfamily.

"We are also aware that the in-

come of every family in this Kingdom has been greatly reduced, owingto the great depression in all kindsof business. And in the minds ofyour committee it would be great in-

justice (more particularly to the poorclasses) to do anything that wouldadd to thu presuut cost of living.Therefore your committee would re-

commend that the further consider-ation ot this bill be indefinitely post-poned." Signed 113-- all the membersof the committee.

There was considerable discussionon a motion to adopt the report ofthe committee. A motion to acceptthe report and place on table for con-sideration with the bill was finallyadopted.

At 12 o'clock the Assembly tookrecess until 1 :30 o'clock.

FAREWELL SERVICES.

riu Moi'i.iiitr iiu- - lor llirro-nexla.

Satin day afternoon the customaryreligious exeicises on board the Morniug Star before her departure for hereleven months' voyage through theGilbeit, Marshall and Eastern Caro-line Islands, brought out a largecrowd. Ilawuiians gathered in laigenumbers because there were threenew Hawaiian missionaries leavingfor the Gilbert Islands. They wereall students of the North Pacific Mis-

sionary Institute, and with their wiveshad volunteeted only two months agoto respond to the call that had comeup from thu aged and infirm Hawai-ian tnissiouaiies theie for new re-

cruits. They will ho lauded on ri

and remain thereuntil, at themeeting of the Gilbert Island Mis-

sion, their several fields of labor willbe assigned to them. Seven nativesof Butaritari from the Pahaia planta-tion returned home on the Star. MissPalmer, from Cedar Rapids, and MissAbell, from Ubcrlin, go to the Girls'Schools, on Kusaie ami on Ruk. Mr.Bowkur returns to his home at Meta-lauiii- i,

Ponupe. He has been thecarpeuter of tho Mission for suvenilyears.

This event formed a fitting closeto the Anniversary exercises of theHawaiian Evangelical Association,which has been in session the lusttwo weeks. Thu attendance hasbeen very good. The churchoi feelthe pinching of "hard times" iu va-rious ways. One principal topic ofdebate was tho evils of the supersti-tious beliof iu the power of tho Ka-

huna. It is evidently, however, thuvery dregs of folly and trickery thatnave foamed up again. It is hard toeradicate inbred notions from awhole peoplu in two geneiations, andthe process is not yet complete. Theyounger generation of ministers wiiohave been brought up under theclearer light of recent educationaladvantages me less under the do-minion of superstitious belief andfears, Over thirty of the pastorsand delegates have been entertainedtttthi) North Pacillu Missionary

FOURTH OF JULY.

.Ileellnff or Aiiierlruu (!illznUH lo Pro-vlil- n

lor tlii (Ylrhriiltnti.Pursuant to a call for American

citizens to meet at thu Hawaiian Ho-

tel to arrange for a fitting celebra-tion of the Eotirth of July, abouttwenty assembled in the new lanaiof that establishment Satutday even-ing. His Excellency J. L. Stevens,U. S. Minister, called the meeting loorder Mr. J. B. Atherton waselected chairman, and Mr. J. A.Gilinan, suciolary.

The appointment of committeeswas next in order. An executivecommittee of twenty-on- e was electedas follows- -

Executive Commit Ice Prof, ycott(chairman), Consul-Gencr- al Sever-ance, Dr. Nicholls, Wm. II. Hoogs,F. B. McStockcr, J. A. Gilinan,Chas. Wilder, Hon. R. D. Will-bridg- e,

J. W. Winter, U. J. Greene,Dr. Anderson, C. II. Eldiidge, Geo.II. Paris, W. F. Allen, J. W. Pratt,W. P. Boyd, E. F. Bishop, G. W.Smith, Dr. G. P. Audiuws, F. S.Dodge, G. K. Wilder.

Lieutenant-Commande- r Tilley, ofthe U. S. F. S. San Francisco, statedthat he represented Admiral Brown,and tendered the Hoc of the SanFrancisco's band for the day. Healso staled it was thu ship's intentionto have boat races on the Fourth. Avote of thanks was passed by Ihemeeting lo the Admiral for his gen-erous offer.

Mr. T. C. Porter wished that thomatter of arranging a program beleft entirely in the hands of the ex-ecutive committee.

Prof. Scott thought it would ne-

cessitate some trouble and delay.Thought the committee should reportto the meeting as a whole.

Mr. Porter had confidence in what-ever conclusions the committee wouldarrivo at.

Consul-Gencr- al II. W. Severancestaled that the sum of S3G was re-

maining from last year's celebration.After further discussion it was de-

cided that the Executive Committerassemble later and have a meeting toreport at their pleasure.

The committee assembled at 8:30o'clock. Mr. J. V. Pratt was ap-pointed a committee of one on salutes.

Literary exercises Prof. M. M.Scott (chairman), U. S. Consul-Gener- al

II. W. Severance and Dr. E. A.Nicholls.

Mr. F. B. McStocker made a mo-

tion that fireworks be provisionallyincorporated and a committee be ap-pointed to report its feasibility. Thefollowing committee was appointed:F. B. McS'oikcr (chairman), W. PBoyd and V. 11 II .og- -

Finance couuuiUec W F Allen,U. Jay Gieeno, C. II. Goo11. Paris and E. F. Bi hop. Thiscolumn Lee was instructed to take inthe city front 111 their solicitations, forsubscriptions.

Committee on Sports Dr Ander-son (chairman). Hon. U. D. Walbridge and J. A. Gilimiu. I he in-

sertion of sports in the program -

only provisional.Bill committee W. H. Ho;

(chairman), J. A. Gilinan, G.Wilder, E. F. Bishop and W.Boyd.

The meeting adjourned subject tothe call of the chair.

STREET ACCIDENT.

Dr. and .Mrs. Miner and child hada narrow escape from a serious accident on Sal unlay night. The doctorand wife weie driving on Hotel street,when, near the Y. M. C A., a nalivoon horseback ran into the buggy, upsetting it. Ihe oceiip'ints were thrownviolently to the ground. The doctorcscaptd with a few hiuisc- - on thearm ami hip, while Mi. Muiei sus-tained injuries to liei arm Thelitt'e d uighier was badly nhaken upTue rider win picked ti iu-ii- i uncon-scious condition, and w.is found tohave his j iw brok 11.

V. V. ASHFOKD GOiE.

Col V. V. Ashford, who went toMahiikona by the steamer Hawaii onthu 10th iust., was hioughl from thatport by ihe same steamer and put 0:1hoard tho hrignutiue J. D. Sprocketsfor San Francisco outside of Kuhuluiharbor.

The Bui.i.Ki'is had an item in Fri-

day's issue that a steamer supposedto be the Hawaii was seen offLalialna.

The best spring medicine is a doseor two of St. Patrick's Pills. Theynot only physic but cleanse the vholesystem and purify the blood. Forsale by Benson, Smith & Co., Agents.

Underwriter's Sale.

W, June a 1st,

AT tl O'OMMJK A .11 .

Tho Wrack of the Little Steamer

"AKAMAI"Will bo sold at Public Auction at Wai-

alua, whom she now lies, to the highestbidder for tho benefit of whom It mayconcern. 4fil It

LOST

OX Filday night between Unionstieet and .the boat Landing, a

Manuscript .Music. Honk, Anyonesaiiii) to thin olllcu will a

suitable ruwaul. 4fn it

TO LKT

iiuuhr. oeiuw inncontains 6 Unions

lib higiooiu, I 'a n try. Kitchenand llatlt. Iteni Sin neriiinniii Applyl - r. iniii-..-

,

4Til 1 in At II F. Wiehtuiiu's.

THE OLDEST DAILY hi thoX KhigdmuTho Dally milluliu.

iv.

HOT WATER BAGS.;

eflicney of hoi water in inllain-nialni- y

conditions can baldly bo

overraieil. To u limited iwlonl itsvalue lias long been known. Ourgiandnioiheis made use of woolencloths dipped in hot water as n sub-

stitute fur lioi-wat- er bags. At piusontthe worth of this remedy in almost nilfniniK of pain is generally rocogui.odby the medical profess'on.

Hot cloths, however, are not con-

venient of application; are apt to wotthe clothe'', iml ?buy soon cool andicipiiie lepeateil (lipping. The lubberbag is in every rospjet superior. Oneobiotight to the proper toniporaluio,the heal is long retained; it U 11e.it,

and oas.v of application.Wo hiivo them in sizes of 1, 2, 3

and 4 quarts.Every household should hae one

at least ready for an emergency.

HOBRON, NEWMAN & CO..

DttOGOISTH.Cor-uci-- IfniM te ICInur t.eciH.

DON'T FAIL TO HEAR

THE

PHONOGRAPHIWizard Edison's Latest

Talk;ng Machine,The admhatlon and woii'ler o' the lithcentury, will ha 011 exhibition on JunelSth, from !) a. m. to t) i M., at

LUDWIGSEN & CRON'S STORE,

For a ohoit lime only, with a N'ew andChoice Selection of Records by the ino- -t

celebrated artists.450 lw (!. STOECKLB.

Y . TV J . .A..

MONDAY EVENING, June 20 h.

AT 7::0 OTMM'K.

Lor lure on SoSurnhnsBy Plior. ': ' t M Is 1 olloge.

Illu-tr.itt- 'd by a ( o lecilt.11 of

ADM SS'O. : : : : 50 C TS.4 11) Jt

i. J. MO;i.GAN.CARPEN ER f & BUILDt .

lohb'iig promptly alien led 'o- -

84 nerjlani: St. -- ?tJu , Be I ?.le. 2804.". I :tii

i'Oli sAiiii

Walnut PianoIl 011 Frame, Xe.ulv N'ew.

Pi ice ylbO.

Cc2r Apidy 011 hoard H 11k "Veiit,i."lot' .11

A hK.MI.AXM' L .Meeting of thelliiaul of 'liutee of

Hospital will be hnlil 011 U Kl. A YNEXT, the lin-l.- . at i:'M) oMocl, A

M , at tin' Ito tin "f Ihe I'll iniberof C'o'n-uieic- e.

Klin-lio- nt Olliei-r- - mid Physi-cian. A full nllcud.tiicc - de-ile- d.

Per olderF. A. S 'II KFF.R A" CO ,

ee elm v.Honolulu, June IS. IM-J- . l.'i't) :tt

NO Hi li

"YJOTI 'K Is lieiebj given thai the uti-l- N

(leisigned have limiiilu th- -siluitiil iu Paiolo Vtille .

O.1I111, leneloforo conducted 11 ii(l-- theilium: of Tom Aug by lug C'hny. anilthat all imU'liti'ilnr.ss, ii any, existing oilaccount of Mild plantation, K lo he paidby said Tom Aug or lug Cho, and thatwe will not bo icspoiisiblc thciefnr.

Ill WAI.4 Wilt III TIN GUX.

TO LIST

M9 a f OTTAOIO on ileretaula$ Vv stieet Xo. 01), noithwu.-- lSZHit corner, on iiiauka side of load,

containing I Itcdiooins besides Kitchen,Pantry, bathroom, etu. Tiainway earspassing. Apply to

41(1 lw IL W. SCHMIDT & SON'S.

ANMU A r, 31 12 15'IJ N G .

rpili: annual meeting of tho lliilishX Uenevolent Society will be held at

tho Y. ,M. i". A. Room on MONDAYEVENING, June 20, bT, at 8 o'cloel,.A full attendance of the subscribers tothis charitable Micloty Is requested,

REV. A. MACKINTOSH,413 71 Vlee-Pieshlu-

SPKU1AL lUHISTJ-N- U.

rpilE StoeMmhleis of Waihee SugarL rompaiiy will please tnKe notice

that a Speelal of 'tocKhohli irwill be held at C. ltlewel V Co 's olllce,Queen stieet, on THUlthDAY, .1 n noyard next, at 1) o'clock A n.

J. O. C! RTKR,US lw Secretary Walheo Sugar (Jo.

LOST

No. fell, fi Shares 1stClKRTtnOATi: Usiieil .Inly 7, lIM), lo11. M. Dow. Coitille.ilo Xo. .''II."), IU

.Shines 'Jd Seiles stock, issued Januaryo, Ih'.ll, to II M. Dow. All of the Pio-neer lltiildlug A Loan Association. Allpersona aio waiiii-- against negotiatingtho mid rliariis, lib ;it

him vim ii I'ni'i I

T !9f3&St8tr

You Can Telephone For One!

,' I ,i ' iH

anfctxwueifcfliwjP-mMjrM-

F3P1E

jili .iwi tW.jM.wu; a

Our attention is drawn from the

Hendry Breaker lo the

t'rKVJi:;srH

DISH WASHING MACHINES !

Which wc received on the "Di-

inond."

Thk machine it constructed with

n View I j cutting down tho sales of

tho cum Ucry dealers and keep sets

of dishes Intact. It Is easy of mani

pulation and an ornament lo the

kitchen. It washes nnd dries pore crockory, glassware and knives and

folks in five minutes than your cook could 1110111! to in an hour. They are

in use in Honolulu and are giving satisfaction. Our supply is limited.

iinSr issjyHAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,

Fort strtvt, oppo. prockcls' Hunt:, ttomilulu.

ANHEUSER-- B U SCH

icVvinb AddublAllUn&rr. josji, riio.

BREWERS OF

MANUFACTURED FROM

Pure Malt and Highest Grade Hops !

CSy No Corn or Com preparati in. 11 e i in place of M'llt, as is doneby oilier Fasten Breweries, 111 order to iheapi-- the c st of their I', or,and ' ) compete with our wond-renoum- and jus W f.i'ii.-- uticte.

v""gwo -iiff' wuctvw- t- vmwmtjvriUw:

3ESS EXCLUSIVELY !

mm JM&r Mm

TA ;r

With the Completion of the Wew Brewhouse,the Brewing Capacity is the Largest

of any Brewery in the World.Brewing Capacity: 0 kettles every 21 hours, (i,000 Barrels, or 1,800,000

Barrels per year.Consumption of Material: Malt, 12,000 bushels per day 3,600,000

bushels per year. Hops: 7,o00 lbs. per day 2,2f0,000 lbs. per year.No Corn or Corn .Preparations are used in the manufacture

of the Anhluskr-Busc- h Br.EU. It is "therefore, the highest priced but thenost wholesome and really the least expensive for its superior quality.

Annual Shh'ping Capacity : 100,000,000 Bottles and 5,000,000 Kegs.

Tho Aiihcii3Ci-litisi.- il Lo. Inn e I'.iriieil olt the highest Iionot's and thehighest class gold medals wherever they have competed. At all of theInternational Exhibitions, throughout the world, their Beer excelled all

others.

This Company have prepared n special brand of their highest gradeBeer, for the Hawaiian Islands, known as "KI'EOJAL lJltBW," with

a handsome labol and In white boltle.3, whicli with their best " 13X10 It I?

ANUI'JUMIOU." in dark bottles, heretofore inported, we will now

supply to the trade iu quantities lo btiit.

(. V. MACFAULANE & CO.,11.)"! K"ts Tim th ' K 'tnai tan EnIuii1-- . t(

ml nKUM

ffiibs V&&U4& y.

104 Fort hxre?t, Honolulu.

Choice Millinery!n

WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST STYLES IN

Hats, Bonnets & Toques !

NEW TRIMMINGS ! NEW RIBBONS I

THE .LATEST CHIFFON TRIMMINGS I

Special Reduction iu School Hatst

12nlnrtu'l nail on ltlni; Uros,, w FOR I WSEtC ONLY 'KUi'-nllSSIIu- l CHILDRENS' SCHOOL HWS FOR 25 CTS.

Page 4: ) I 'y i. · Crown vs. Ah Chong. Contempt iu refusing to obey sub-pum-bi ought before Court ou a bench warrant. Guilty and lined 810 with costs 8;i.75; total 13.75. Crown vs. Hoopii

jmttMmmmammmtBSB3ew77TfWw.JBHBII"wP?'V

Hr

op ' i Mi'"i'" hi in n i ni iH

INSUREW En . m B H B tf

'fflfc",--vji SHS""

sfTsqrw tw?

IN

tqygtaoie LrreSociety of the United States.

An Eminently Gonservitive and Safe Company,

FINANCIAL STRENGTH.The consideration of 1'nt.t itnportaiiuti in judging of the condition of

anv llnuncinl institution (ami notably of a life insurance company, the ma-

jority of whose coniracts extend over long periods of ycuis) is its surplusstrcnylh. Tlie Equitable has, over and above all liabilities, a larger sur-

plus than any oilier assurance company.

Assets, Dec. 31, 1891,

My.'jw

LIABILITIES, including ths Rcsirvo on all existing Policlus, (4

per cent. Standard) and Special Reserve (toward tlio es-

tablishment of a 3 psr eont. valuatlbiO ol $1,500,000 109905,537. 82

Surplus, ... $ 26,292,980.56

This Surplus remains afier making provision for every obligation, on arigid calculation of Liabilities based on the standard preset ibed by the In-

surance Law of the State of New Voik, which assumes that Assets will beinvested so a- - to realize interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum. Inaddition to this, in spirit of conservatism, the Directors of the Society,on the recommendation of its Finance Committee, have set aside a SpecialAdditional Reserve, looking towards even a more stringent and conservativefuture standard of valuation than the law now prescribes.

ALEX. J. CAS2TWRBGHT,Genontl Agent Hawaiian Islands.

The "OLD"m

zjmmfei5T .iTJJSiaSmi&im?JQtimnsjs s&si&is?.

'I

CONS'! I'UTIXG THE "PIONEER" PLANT, ESTABLISHED ON

HOTEL & FORT STREETS,IX 1S.VJ 1JV C. H. WILLIAMS FOIl CONDUCTING THE

Furniture, (jalicl Making,

Business in llouolitlu :ue still extant, and the business, Its originator andpresent propiietor hete to stay. Having puiehased the entire Interest of

the laic unit of 11. 11. William-- . & Co., compiling the l.ugest stocK ot

Purniture, Upholstery & Undertaking G-ood-b

Ever in Honolulu; pilueipilly Milecle by 11. 11. Williams dining his late threemonths' vi-- it to the Co.ist, now i.ffcr this stock ami future additions for

CASH .it prices iinteli leas than heretofoie charged.

iy The undersigned in lesiiniing ins. old place and business would respect-fully tender hi-- , grateliil thanks for tie liberal pationage of old friends of thisand neighboring Inland-- , and hope- - nn lit continuance of their favois whilesoliciting a share tiom new fiiemL-- ; and again offers his services in

ftfioving Pianos, Household Goods, Etc.,By Experienced and Careful Men with Suitable Apparatus.

M itling of Superior Quality Furnished and Laid by Competent VI en !

u3t" PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT AT LOW FIGURES, "aC.

&K Sfa (?'

ANUAt G

a lie at !Giioni li

A

to 00c.

of 'X&&

S.

ijites

situation

IuIiiuiIIiik

urance

$136,198,518.33

Stores

WmMrzWXSBSiSS&saP

rSC?iTS?J'5?fiA25rri

Uiiliolstaii k

WILLIAMS.

HlNtil

8. LEVY.

rtcoivo attention. ..pfl

Desirable Residences

fnTT.fll,,

i'u'

OO'ITAGKlutein occuphul I'luimicnUiabby.

entry Kiduced Prices.

CI I'oitieres Beaded Ladies, Reducedand.tliO.

GENTS' WHITE SEIRTS AND UNDERWEAR Al' COST.

of Challics yaid. Wool Ureas,Gnodp, in l'lain, Checked, reduced

yard, at

B. F. EHLEBS & Cfl.'S, 99 FORT ST.HrebMiiaMug under iiuinugeinuiit CLAKIC.

EHRLICH.

TEMPLE OF FASHIONCoriiei" IToi-- 1 Ss Jiolel totrectH.

WE WfLL SLLL MONDAY, JUNE 6TH,Ladles' Muslin ('onibbuition Clieuii'-i'- - Ladies' Muslin Skills with Lucur, S3 50

Lacfr, SJ oO $2 B5 Si 50L ('onilibiailiiii UIkmiiim's Ladies' Muslin Skirts with Kinhroldeiy,

withKiubrollciy.SI 50 foi $1 00 $2 50 fot &1 75Ladies' .Mulin t'lieiiii.-c--, lor Latest Style Sateen Blouses

EI1KLICIJ CO.,Corner Kort & Hotel

c. j. McCarthy,Ni.w CuiMih' Block, Mkiiciiant Stki:i;t.

REAL ESTATE BROKER.FIRE INSURANCE l'LACED. COLLKt; IIONS ATTEND

Runts Collected Houses Rented.

gjGT' Any busineos entrusted to meiiov - I

Desirable EeieiceHA 1,13 I

AVE I'our Mne BiMdciico bites,IIIeltunted on llkol sticet,The Lots have iioutimo of HI onI'hkol gtieet me deep, nunicely laid out In ftult and shudeand are all eove.ed with wateilaid mi throughout. ofihoe Lotsaud luulted nuuilior tnal.eIt ih'Comjut that tiuiuhaturiioji!il imii.il wnly aiilleulluu to

uutluifclgiiuil, (loin tt Until ull iwrlluuhirtuiiiLuliud, .IAS. i MURQAN. (

U03U

-- st

"nrranc'W n ,'351'?', rt'v V, '4 117:'-T- -

3P! 1

THE

uss

a

for

I

I

1

t a

1

V)

E.ft BS

will promptMII

TO J u 101'.... ..,,,,., 'ii,,v ,..

' I,,,nl 8 IU. ..' '

i ,. .?.;." "' '

on King mietit, Kimalo,by

Rout h'H iiiojitli midwulci i ate. itli Itn

i

a l'air. Bhu k Capes for $5

new line ut 10c. per AllStriped and Horn

$1 per

F? the MUiS

with for foridles' Miisllu

75c. 50c. hilU and

H.streets.

KI) I'O.

and

FOH

for sule.a feel

and 'M) feeltree

gniib;The

the

tlm

itmJfr 'MM

BM

Mr.pur

&

feseK5?2SS53a?a??HURRAH-J-FOl- l

4th JULY !

rV T Nr10 H

FOR

111

IIB WORKS

Received por S. S. "Australia," and

FOR SALEAT THE

I 0 d. 9 JLi 9 a

Cor. King & Nuuanu Sts.

gJ0 A fresh and good assortmentof Eire Crackers, Latgc and SmallTorpedoes, Colored Eire and WhistleBombs, Snake Nests, Roman Candles,Sky Rockets, Blue Lights, FlowerPols, Bengolas, Colored Fire, Magne-sium Illuminators, Pin Wheels, Singleand Double Triangle Wheels, SaxonWheels, Colored Rosettes, Catherine,Ti umpet and Vertical Wheels, StarMines, Volcanoes, Colored FloralBomb Shells, V.uiognted Fountains,Meteoric Batteries, Fiio Ballons, ToyPistols,

American Silk1 Guuting & Muslin

A.SSOI(TKl) CASK 00, ijilO.

Containing:21 Colored Roman Candles, 1 StO.j tl tt il O iiO I II tt ft It

12 " " " 4 "12 " f " 0 (f

12 Skv"

Rockets, 1 oz.12 " ' 2 ut.12 " " It oz.12 Pkgs. Magnesium Illuminations.12 Bengolas, II inch.12 Pieces Punk.

ASSOKTKI) CASK A, $15.

Containing:12 Coloied Fire Bombs, Large,

.'t Revolving Tulips.(i Whistle Boiulit,.

21 Itoman Candles, 1 Star.12 " " 0 "12 Large Blue Lights.12 Serpents, f inch.

0 Bengolas, 5 inch.:Jlb. Red and Green Fire.

12 Laige Pin Wheels.0 Triangle Wheels, 1 oz.1 Star Mine, No. ii.

12 Pieces Punk.ASSOUTKI) CASK NO. 1, $20.

Containing:30 Roman Candles, 1 Suir..'10 ii ii o "21 i ii ; ii

21 tt tt 4 tt

21 it it (j ii

21 Sky Rockets, 1 oz.12 " ' 2 oz.12 " " it oz.12 " " Jo..12 Whistle Bombs.12 Magnesium Illuminations.12 Flower Pots.72 Blue LiglitH.12 Colored Bengal Lights.12 Pieces Punk.

ASKOllTKI) CASK II, !!2f).

Containing:(1 Roman Caudles, 0 Star.

12 ii i y ii0 Star .lets.(i Sky Rockets, i lb,

21 Bluo Lights.Ii Flower Pots.(S Bengolas.

lb. Bed ami Oieeu Fiio.ft Whittling Bombs.

21 Pin Wheels.(i Triangle Wheels.a Coloied Star Mines No. 3,1 ii it ii ii 5

12 " Fiio Bombs,12 Piece b Punk.

ICxtra Coloied Homan Candles, 0 to 12 Slurs.

gjtr Extra Colored Sky Rockets,1 lo I lb.

gf" Island orders promptly at-

tended io. Those goods nio new amifresh of tlio last quality and will liesold at the i.owkst UAsll I'KIckk at I lie1 X. L., Now and Simml Hand Km-nilitr- e

Home, (Annul Nuuanu andKing stieuis.

s. w. Li:Di:i(i?it,J10 17t2!12t Prupriotur.

spaswa8sEr-Bwafsw- !H

THE EXAMINER Ofl HAWAIIAN was uuablo to trott!ai Ufcs ami iro 'fATrT VArirsrnAFFAIRS. PV- - l" Dolht of authority in IIo- - J UJO-J-

NJN QTnolulu Admirn lrnwn is no morn U-- a

EoiTott liULM.ris:Every now and then some of the

newspapers in the United Stales sendreporters to the Hawaiian islands,presumably for the purpose of keep-ing the American public informed inthe matter of Hawaiian affairs. It isdillleylt to imagine anything morewildly wide of the truth, more in-

sufferably impertinent, than tlio ef-

forts of these knights of the ink-po- t.

In these later limes there appears inthe San Francisco Examiner a lettersigned Fred. M. Soincrs. I have nottthe pleasure of knowing Mr. isomers.'Ii he is as unscrupulous in oiliermailers as he is in tilings Hawaiian,I should think him nn excellent mannot lo know. The unmeasured ef-- f

i outcry of speaking of the Queenand her court as "the dtibky Queenof Hawaii and her opera bouffecourt," Is simply an insult to everycitizen in the country. Who is thismau, Somcrs, that he should freelyaccept tlm hospitalities of Honolulusociety, and thus speak of our insti-tutions? The indelicacy of Ids lan-

guage will surely mark him as un-

worthy of attentions, which, 1 amtold, he is by no means aver.--e to re-

ceive. The portraits of Wilcox andV. V. Ashford are said to be those ofthe leaders of tlio native and foreignrevolutionists. Now, to a residentof Honolulu, such a description issimply ridiculous. Who are the for-

eign revolutionists led by V. V. Ash-

ford? There may possibly be one orIwo of the captains andspectacled loungeis who own alle-

giance to the lately departed colonel,but certainly none other. To readthe article of Fred. M. Somcrs, andto examine the very warlike counter-feit presentiments of these leaders ofmen, one would be disposed to dreamof deeds ot heroism, of lightingagainst oppression, of

" some Village Hampden who withdauntless breast

The petty tyrant of his llelds withstood.'"

The facts of the case, however, arefar different. They remind one ofthe story of the poor little schoolboywho, when asked by the irascibleschoolmaster, "Who signed theMagna Charta?" replied in appeal-ing tone, "Please, sir, it wasn'tme." So with these warlike revo-lutionists. They held meoliijgs atnight. They induced very simple-minde- d

natives to swear that theywould cut each other's throats if llieyever betrayed secrets which theyafterwaids swore never existed;they wore going to seize the Palaceand the Miniiteis and the Judiciary.But when the arrests were made,"Oil, what a difference in the morn-ing!" They literally whined,"Please, sir, it wasn't me." Alltheir courage seemed to have oozedout of their fingers' ends; and whenthe redoubtable V. V. Ashford es-

caped on a technicality of evidence,what did he do? Did lie rally hisscattered forces? Did he face themusic? No, sir. He preferred toslink out, and lie slunk, I supposeon the theory and practice that hethat fights and runs away, lives tofight another day.

Imagine the representative of theExaminer publishing the views ofBush ! Supposing a Hawaiian, wish-

ing to learn American policy, shouldseriously study the views of Dr.O'Donnell in San Francisco, or ofthe Chicago Anarchists! It would beabout as wise. Now, sir, is this arevolution? May thoic men becalled revolutionists? Ought notthey rather to sing

'I'm a villain of the deepest die-T- hat

Is I should like to be "When the arrest of a dozen men,amongst whom there is only one ofany ability at all, can com-

pletely crush ihe actions of a fewweak-minde- d malcontents, is it fairto publish to the world in the col-

umns of the Examiner that we havehad a revolution which badly scaresthe Crown and court of Hawaii.Surely Mr. Somcrs is either a weak-minde- d

man, or an unscrupulouspenny-a-line- r, high priced at thatligurc.

Kvery kind of measure has beenfreely discussed during these timesof monetary depression cheap lab-

or, tariff reform, annexation and newconstitution; but if Mr. Somcrs im-

agines that a vote on these islandswould lie for annexation with theUnited States, lie is unquestionablyin this, as in other matters, lamenta-bly misinformed. According to myestimate ninety-nin- e out of everyhundred would vote the oilier way.Mr. Somers quotes a conversationwith Admiral lkown. The Admiralbluntly refused to discuss the con-troversy between the revolutionistsand the Government. Will MrSomers have the goodness to formu-late his ideas ofgtlmt couliovcrsy?Ileally I, for one, cannot find outwhat the conti ovorsy was, or that thei owas any controversy, unless it aroseout of the disappointment of some ofthe revolutionists in not obtainingolllce, and they accordingly said"Poor natives!" and revolutionized.But all these men arrested swore thatthey weio not i evolutionists, hut thatthey were merely seeking their rightsby constitutional methods. So .Mr.Soincrs would oblige us by a list ofhis revolutionists Admiral Brownis reported to have saitl that he hadtho general permission from the Gov-irnme- nt

to land troops ut any timefor shore drill, and that he should utonce mail hhisclf of this permissionto send u guard to the AmericanMinistry and Consulate, This seemsto me to he a remui liable intention toabuse u fiiendly permission lo laudtioops for drill. Assuming that Mr.Soiiicih is correct in his report, I

cannot help thinking that the admiralwould exceed his right picposleronslyif lie piitftiiiucd to laud Ins troops fornut reiikou hut for drill, unless ut therequest of tlio (ioveruincnt, or un-tu- w

lie yliuiild see Unit the Government

than the Commander of the Fnsann.He did not land troopB in Chile, dur-ing the civil war, he has 'no tight toland them hero. The Government isperfectly able to cope with all suchpetty combinations as llic Ashford-Wilco- x

revolution. The trouble doesnot ariso from such things as thesethings from which no country is fiee.But the real uneasiness for Hawaiicomes from unscrupulous and inso-lent writers like Mr. Somers, whoseonly aim is to make a sensation forothers and a living for themselves.

Oitxi: Gr.oui.u.

A traveling man who chanced tobo in the store of K, V. Wood, atMolvces Rocks, l'a., says while hewas waiting lo see Mr. Wood, a littlegirl came in with an empty bottle la-

beled Chamberlain's Pain Balm andsaid : "Mamma wants another bot-tle of that medicine j she says illsthe best medicine for rheumatism sheever used." 50 cent bottles for saleby all dealers. Benson, Smith &Co.,(Vgents.

Picture FrtuuuH imidu toortlor from latest styles ofmould hig-.s- . h'enovutiou ofold itir.iuvos :-

-, nv,hl.y sit.

Kintr Bros.. HoNI sfiMur..

H. f. WICHMAN

Is showing a beautiful line of

SILVER

4 ft

PINS

In the pieiced work now so popu-lar and at pi ices which you willcoii'-lde-r

EXCEEDINGLY LOW

For Such High Grade Goods

a. $. WICHMNmm uMBip Civs

T3."BM TAtU.lt'):

I.OCAl, LINK.

S. S.AUSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S. F. for S. V.

June 1 June 21July 12 Inly 1!)Aug 9 Aug 10Sept (i Sept HiOct J Oct 11Nov 1 Nov 8

THKOUOH LINK.

I'rom San Krancisco From Sydney forfor Sydney. San Kranci-c- u.

lniz'r Honolulu I rave Honolulu.M on. I w.i i. lulv Alameda ..lune !10

Al.inuda. .July 2!) Mai posa .July 28.MaiipOMi. Aug 2(,Mnuowai .Aug 2fMonotvai .Sept 2:SAl.inied.i. Sept 22Alumedii . . Oct 21JMnripOMi .Oct 20Maiiposa .Nov 18 low. 11 .Nov 17

-- OOIOAJVIO-

Steamship Comp'yS&ii

FOK SAN FUAXUISCO,The Al Steamship

I k A TT Q T P A T . T A iiLjk. w ; ju .4.U ..;& j.j ,i. j.Will leave Honolulu for the above

pin t on

Tuesday, June 21st,A.rr NOON.

Btir" Tho uiidcn-lgne- d are now pro-pped to Imiiu Thiouh Tickets fromthis city to all points In ihe UnitedStates,

toy For further pailleu'ars leg.udiugFreight or I'areiige, apply to

Wra. Q. IllWIN & CO., I'd.HO (it General Aguntfl.

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

j.r.,i . nn ami atler .May 1st,

r4Srl&k 1M)2. the New and.Modern lier,ldi.uet!"U I ...j- -

"of tlio umlci-kliriici- onThurston Avenue, coiiUhiltur Laiiro 1'nr- -lor. Dining Itooiu, Conservatory, TwoBediooins, Drcsfiliu: Bourn whh bliitlon-i- ii

y WanliMaud .mil Cedar Waidrobe,Iliithrooin wi Ii l'.iteiit riinet mid Hotand Cold Water iittucliineut, l'suiuies,China Uloi-c- t and Kitchen with NewBauge, Not Water Holler and all attach-ments complete.

Lingo and coiiuiiliiit .stable on thepieniisescoiiialuliiglwoliiiKe box stall-,canliige. Imuus-- h ami feed rooms, andserv.iiils' iiiaiiew.

OiouiuL silUxaoO, bi'iiuillullv laid outand teiiaced 'Ihe view Is iiuuiimedhi Honolulu.

For further paitleiilars sueW. li. AMILUY,

H(i-- tf O It. .V L. Cu.'t, Depot.

Mii-ki-- k KiiiK HniM iintsliowhitf n Him liuti of ILini-h- i.

and oilier M,lt I'ariorICiihcIs, Wall IJnu'.Uola andWindow i omfctiK ut pridtmtO IllUUt Ull) tilllDH,

Importer and Dealer in

&$mW 4fa m rMSjSi

Steel end Iron Bang es,

tym&&afi$ljz Wi

TT" 1 j tEumseKeeprng y-ooa- s

Stoves ana Fixtures,

mtonen ulifciisils,AGATE WARE iH LARGE VARIETY.

WHITE, GKAY AKI SILVEIt-VLATE- D

LAMPS - AND - FIXTURES,Crockerj, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

Water Closets, Water aud Soil Pipes.

Plumbing, Tm5 Copper arid Sheet iron Wo?k,.i I'looJs." iow. ir A' if? Ktui

Builders' & Genoie! Hardware,

Agricultural EmpSements,

PlantationSupplies,

PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES & LAMP GOODS,

AGATE WARE, TIN WARE, NEVER BREAK WARE,

Cutlery & General HercMse,

Blake's Bteam Pumps,

Weston's Centrifugals,VvlLCGX & GIBB'S, AND REMINGTON

bEWING MACI11N ES.

: j. o. uox jso

West. Cor. NuiiaiiiiMr- s- If you want to .avo time and

It

--tv j w .

&

.

os Q

I. X. Ii., eoruor rn iiimiiii and Klnf stieet--fiSy" Kouml the place to buy Mew and Seeond-han- d Furniture of all kinds at

loel pi Ices, the 1. X. L.. eoiner Xiiuauu and Kin streuts.fca)r iJedioom Si'iN U'.udiobes, Jco linxui, Stoves, Chairs, Hanging Lamps,

Hugs, hurt-nil- , Oheffoniers, ete., old cheap for eaah at the I. X. L., corner Xuu-au- u

and King .tieet-.- .

fi6a" Meauier ami Veranda Chair.-.- , Sohw. lted Lounges, llaby Cribs, ClothesUu.kuta, dewing .Maehiucs, Whatnot-,- , Meat -- ate-,, Trunk, etc., sold at ihu lowesteash pnees at tlie I. X. L., Xew and Sueoud-li.iu- U Kurnilure Ilouie, eoiiierXuu-au- u

and King ntieeib.

S. W. LEDERER, : : PROPRIETOR.o

Vsf St,i?r Open h:tturiay I'a'ciiiiijjs till 9 o'clock. -

Telephonob, No. 111).- -

rrB 2 SS ... j. ... .. -- 15 S R B H -iMRR nHsranR unnoRnK nr.K

Eiug Street, bet. Fort & Aiakea Streets,IMPORTER & DEALER IN

Groceries, Provisions, Flour &; Feed.Fresh Califomiw Eoll Buttur & Island Butter

ALWAYS ON 11AKJ).

New Goods meiverl by tvuy steam rs fiom Sau FranciscogjST" All oiilerrf faiihiuily attended lo

ordern solicited and naeked with cum.

L'elepliones, No. 175. -&2$T15 fa

.' 3.'- -s

-!fiy t--

f. lie-- OFFEK

JIUTUAL TEL. !)0. :

JCiitK tStitr.money buy your Furniture, at the

&$)Er Box

' taatiHitWUB EUH,

and Nitibfiictiuu guaranteed. Jblana

- Ediubtirgli & Queen

sk"fc s 3at a tssci n

FUlt SALE- -

ick --tsa

wruMaanTiaiciwi

Telephone No. 1)2.

JfX V.tf s

:c LL zjj

AND DEALERS IN

California Wheat, Oat Hay, in huge anil eonijueet-e- hales; Hurley, llolledt Giouml JJ.trley, California & Xeul.uid OalB, JMiddliugh, IStun, Coin,

Ciaoked Corn, Wheat, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Also,

-- Drsfud brsow and Victor FSour i: iv. KTILIZ lti l t--4 :

Wo keep eoiiHlantly in ihe eelehrateil Feitilizor niiinufiutliiu'd by Mr.X. Haas of San Franoiaco, viz.: B Aleal, Wool DiiHt and High UiadoSuper I'hoBphutes, ull of which can be had al bedrock priceu.

aCS" Tnlnd ordorp s.ilieitpd ind giuiranlHetl, ,pfff

Teloihono LM0- .- --JB'J&ST-

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

Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers id Groceries & Provisions,ttar- - -- o:s

cte.,

:i72.

.1LJ1JIWJWK

Cor. Sta,

2i)7.

New

11 y eaoh Mleumei of the B. ti. Co. from California frcbli Culafornia RollIJuttur, Frozen Oybture and Fresh California FruitB, Fitjh, Game, Vegetablea,etc., etc. A complete lino of CrohO & li husk well b it J. 1. .Morton' Cannedit Iloltlo I Gondii alwayn on hand. Alto, jimt received a frell lino of GornunI'atort ami I'otled Meiitn and lint (led l'ret-urve- FruitH, Lewis & Co.'b MuUcholirand Sugar Cuied llauiH and iiaeon, Now liieukfuHl Coie Ik, Cream OatFlakes anil Cream Wheat Fl.tkcn, Sicily Lemona and Californi v KivemidoOrangoH, Oregon liurluiiik Potatoes, Elc, Etc,. Ens. 'Hatinfiic'iou uarunteed.

1. O, Box j&'smS csw

IMPORTERS

.So

-- r. o.

A

-- 1. O. Box

kf

jiio

O.

Groceries Provisions a.Dd Feed,EAST CORNER KORT AND KING STREETS.

Now Cumin reeenud by piieket from liuntorn blaleu and Hiimno,Fnh UulKiiiuui Pibiliitv lo every umnej. All uitlur fallhfully ultwiilVdto ami CiuuiU tlulivuind to any part (if (hy otty (mil of oliuiyu. lain ml unlur-- iculicitod, Hatlbfautlim uuruutouil, Mi

.A"

X


 · 2017-12-12 · of 59 crown road fordsburg ,jhb standard bank of south africa limited vs illan samson colombrick standard bank of south africa limited vs thidziambi tshifhango

 · 2017-12-12 · of 59 crown road fordsburg ,jhb standard bank of south africa limited vs illan samson colombrick standard bank of south africa limited vs thidziambi tshifhango

Documents
2012 Triple Crown Preview special digital report Triple Crown …i.bloodhorse.com/downloads/special-reports/pdfs/tc2012... · 2012. 2. 24. · analySiS and “contendeR vS. PRetendeR”

2012 Triple Crown Preview special digital report Triple Crown …i.bloodhorse.com/downloads/special-reports/pdfs/tc2012... · 2012. 2. 24. · analySiS and “contendeR vS. PRetendeR”

Documents
Nissan RPX80 vs Crown PE4500

Nissan RPX80 vs Crown PE4500

Documents
Introduce Crown College College Advising vs. Major Advising Review Policies that may differ Enrollment Deadlines Review Degree Requirements Review General

Introduce Crown College College Advising vs. Major Advising Review Policies that may differ Enrollment Deadlines Review Degree Requirements Review General

Documents
storage.googleapis.comPIZZA BAMBINO Pizza met tomaat en kaas SPAGHETTI BAMBINO Spaghetti met gehaktsaus POLLO BAMBINO MILANSE €5,75 €5,75 €8,75 € 13.75 € 14,75 € 13.75

storage.googleapis.comPIZZA BAMBINO Pizza met tomaat en kaas SPAGHETTI BAMBINO Spaghetti met gehaktsaus POLLO BAMBINO MILANSE €5,75 €5,75 €8,75 € 13.75 € 14,75 € 13.75

Documents
CHAPTER 13.75 LEVEE FEES 13.75.010 General Provisions

CHAPTER 13.75 LEVEE FEES 13.75.010 General Provisions

Documents
phfactor.netphfactor.net/wtf/Rolex/1055_Rolex 3135 NEW.pdfWinding stem Winding pinion Sliding pinion Crown wheel Crown wheel core Core for intermediate crown wheel Intermediate crown

phfactor.netphfactor.net/wtf/Rolex/1055_Rolex 3135 NEW.pdfWinding stem Winding pinion Sliding pinion Crown wheel Crown wheel core Core for intermediate crown wheel Intermediate crown

Documents
crown catalog-low...croWn eosyCLEAN crown croWn Title crown catalog-low Created Date 6/22/2013 12:30:33 PM

crown catalog-low...croWn eosyCLEAN crown croWn Title crown catalog-low Created Date 6/22/2013 12:30:33 PM

Documents
N°Ins examen TD Cours 181834012335 Grammaire Langue ......191934000851 15 15 Compréhension et Ex Orale2 191934000851 8.50 13.75 Initiation linguistique1 191934000851 13.75 13.75

N°Ins examen TD Cours 181834012335 Grammaire Langue ......191934000851 15 15 Compréhension et Ex Orale2 191934000851 8.50 13.75 Initiation linguistique1 191934000851 13.75 13.75

Documents
!2013178GG! - slp.wa.gov.au · or Wednesday lotto draw is calculated as follows — Subscription [25 games @ $0.55 each] = $13.75 9% of subscription [.09 x $13.75] = $1.238 Rounded

!2013178GG! - slp.wa.gov.au · or Wednesday lotto draw is calculated as follows — Subscription [25 games @ $0.55 each] = $13.75 9% of subscription [.09 x $13.75] = $1.238 Rounded

Documents
Military Decorations Corona obsidionalissiege crown Corona civicacivic crown Corona navalis / classica / rostratanaval crown Corona muralismural crown

Military Decorations Corona obsidionalissiege crown Corona civicacivic crown Corona navalis / classica / rostratanaval crown Corona muralismural crown

Documents
Visitor's Guide & Map - Crown Hill Mapcrownhillhf.org/docs/CrownHillVisitorsGuide2015.pdf · A Visitor’s Guide to CROWN HILL Crown Hill Cemetery HISTORY | SPIRIT | SANCTUARY CROWN

Visitor's Guide & Map - Crown Hill Mapcrownhillhf.org/docs/CrownHillVisitorsGuide2015.pdf · A Visitor’s Guide to CROWN HILL Crown Hill Cemetery HISTORY | SPIRIT | SANCTUARY CROWN

Documents
Index [products.thomsonreuters.ca] · divisibility of Crown in right of single jurisdiction, 1.20.20(2) Dominion vs. provincial powers, seniority, 1.20.20 indivisibility of Crown

Index [products.thomsonreuters.ca] · divisibility of Crown in right of single jurisdiction, 1.20.20(2) Dominion vs. provincial powers, seniority, 1.20.20 indivisibility of Crown

Documents
DIRECTORS’ REPORT · Dividend Your Directors are pleased to recommend an equity dividend of Rs. 13.75 per equity share of face value Rs. 5/- each (previous year Rs. 13.75 per equity

DIRECTORS’ REPORT · Dividend Your Directors are pleased to recommend an equity dividend of Rs. 13.75 per equity share of face value Rs. 5/- each (previous year Rs. 13.75 per equity

Documents
Loyalists vs. Patriots Loyalists Disagree with independence Support England/Crown Judges, governors Lived far from cities, not exposed to taxes/acts

Loyalists vs. Patriots Loyalists Disagree with independence Support England/Crown Judges, governors Lived far from cities, not exposed to taxes/acts

Documents
KHS AP Stats - Calendarkhsapstats.weebly.com/uploads/3/8/5/3/3853479/... · 7 and 2.905 7 and 3.987 13.75 and 2.233 13.75 and 2.905 13.75 and 3.987 17. In a random sample of 60 shoppers

KHS AP Stats - Calendarkhsapstats.weebly.com/uploads/3/8/5/3/3853479/... · 7 and 2.905 7 and 3.987 13.75 and 2.233 13.75 and 2.905 13.75 and 3.987 17. In a random sample of 60 shoppers

Documents
Office of the Director Admissions PG Entrance 2020 · 620101172 410006 ruqia mohmmad malikghulam mohmmad malikachabal rafiabad om 71.50 13.75 13.75 720101448 410007 mehraj ud din

Office of the Director Admissions PG Entrance 2020 · 620101172 410006 ruqia mohmmad malikghulam mohmmad malikachabal rafiabad om 71.50 13.75 13.75 720101448 410007 mehraj ud din

Documents
13.75 Flip 10.5 10

13.75 Flip 10.5 10

Documents
Deep Learning in Crown Defects Inspectioncs230.stanford.edu/projects_winter_2020/reports/32247169.pdfwrong text crown, date coded crown, scratched or dented crown, and even the crown

Deep Learning in Crown Defects Inspectioncs230.stanford.edu/projects_winter_2020/reports/32247169.pdfwrong text crown, date coded crown, scratched or dented crown, and even the crown

Documents
 · 2019. 2. 28. · Honda 75-130HP 4 Aluminum 4 blade 4 4 4 4 13.75 13.75 13.75 13.75 15 19 21 R PART NO. 1413-13& 15 1413-13817 1413-138 19 1413-138 21 e, 17 * Check with engine

 · 2019. 2. 28. · Honda 75-130HP 4 Aluminum 4 blade 4 4 4 4 13.75 13.75 13.75 13.75 15 19 21 R PART NO. 1413-13& 15 1413-13817 1413-138 19 1413-138 21 e, 17 * Check with engine

Documents
30 August 2013 © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl …2)FutureAircraftVisionSystems.pdf · GVE Vs NVG © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl 30 August 2013 . VCS Vs VCS + Sym © Crown copyright 2013

30 August 2013 © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl …2)FutureAircraftVisionSystems.pdf · GVE Vs NVG © Crown copyright 2013 Dstl 30 August 2013 . VCS Vs VCS + Sym © Crown copyright 2013

Documents
cover · Crown psyc S EVANS L. Crown allege 4115 Hill st., San Diego Crown Sociol EVENS, B. Crown College 685 Geer Ct., Modesto Crown Undec Jr s Crown Biol DONOHUE, u. Crown College

cover · Crown psyc S EVANS L. Crown allege 4115 Hill st., San Diego Crown Sociol EVENS, B. Crown College 685 Geer Ct., Modesto Crown Undec Jr s Crown Biol DONOHUE, u. Crown College

Documents
BAPTIST - media2.sbhla.org.s3.amazonaws.commedia2.sbhla.org.s3.amazonaws.com/missionjournals/commission/1939/com... · song with And crown And crown crown altar And song crown And

BAPTIST - media2.sbhla.org.s3.amazonaws.commedia2.sbhla.org.s3.amazonaws.com/missionjournals/commission/1939/com... · song with And crown And crown crown altar And song crown And

Documents
Photo by Crown Photographyimages.pcmac.org/SiSFiles/Schools/AL/LeedsCity... · Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography

Photo by Crown Photographyimages.pcmac.org/SiSFiles/Schools/AL/LeedsCity... · Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography Photo by Crown Photography

Documents
PRAGATI ¥ÀæUÀw mÉëaÉÌiÉ - ITI Limitedintra.itiltd-india.com/bgp/PRAGATI-Nov08-Eng.pdf · 5.1 CDMA INFRA 220.00 421.71 56.10 56.10 13.75 13.75 69.85 69.85 ... clock of S tratum

PRAGATI ¥ÀæUÀw mÉëaÉÌiÉ - ITI Limitedintra.itiltd-india.com/bgp/PRAGATI-Nov08-Eng.pdf · 5.1 CDMA INFRA 220.00 421.71 56.10 56.10 13.75 13.75 69.85 69.85 ... clock of S tratum

Documents
History of Life But 1 st an Intro Video. Timeline Big Bang: ~13.75 bya (billion yr ago) – or 13.75 Ga Giga = Ga = 10^9 – or 433.6 x 10^15 seconds (SI

History of Life But 1 st an Intro Video. Timeline Big Bang: ~13.75 bya (billion yr ago) – or 13.75 Ga Giga = Ga = 10^9 – or 433.6 x 10^15 seconds (SI

Documents
mall - Dos Amigosdosamigosmexicanrestaurant.net/wp-content/uploads/... · EL TRIO – 13.75 PLATO SPECIAL – 13.75 SeRved anytime. all nachoS include cheeSe. FAJITA NACHOS nachoS

mall - Dos Amigosdosamigosmexicanrestaurant.net/wp-content/uploads/... · EL TRIO – 13.75 PLATO SPECIAL – 13.75 SeRved anytime. all nachoS include cheeSe. FAJITA NACHOS nachoS

Documents
Crown vs Burger

Crown vs Burger

Documents
TRIPLE CROWN WORLD SERIES NIGHT...TRIPLE CROWN WORLD SERIES NIGHT SATURDAY, JULY 13 | BRAVES VS PADRES | 5:4 0 PM JULY 13 ALL FAN ALOHA SHIRT GIVEAWAY To purchase 10 or more tickets

TRIPLE CROWN WORLD SERIES NIGHT...TRIPLE CROWN WORLD SERIES NIGHT SATURDAY, JULY 13 | BRAVES VS PADRES | 5:4 0 PM JULY 13 ALL FAN ALOHA SHIRT GIVEAWAY To purchase 10 or more tickets

Documents
Rio Crown Business Solutions | Rio Crown Concierge - DMV

Rio Crown Business Solutions | Rio Crown Concierge - DMV

Business