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Business Cards

YOLNEY V. ASHFOED,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,Office, Site of the Old Bethel-W- est

Corner of King and BethelStreets. jy2l

A. P. PETERSON,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaahumanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

PAUL NEUMANN,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

314 Merchant Street, Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

CITY DRAYAGE CO.,

Stand: Queen and Fort Streets.White and Black Sand.

Dra'ing Done at Reasonable BatesW. F. SHARRETT, Manager.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

6 King St., Bell Telephone 107.

A. ROSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 15 Kaahumanu St. , Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON.l

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaahumanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

"Real Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

Conier.Fori and Queen Streets, Honolulu

Personal attentiou given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

Mtrtual TcleDhone 23$.

A, G CORREA,

KTATTORNEY AT LAW,S!

15 Kaahumanu Street, Honolulu,jy20

CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER GO.

(LlMITTED.)

ESPLANADECor. Allen and Fort St.. : : HoaoIulH

ETOL LISTER & COAgentr.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSED SALOON !

P. JIcTNEBNY, Pkopkietox,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Cobkeb Bethel axd Hotel Sts.

"WE INVITE ALL SMOKERS

To call and inspect our late taPfgKgof the celebrated G. B. P. pipe,and cigarette holderc ,

I'

lACFARLANE & Co.Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaahninanu Street, Honolulu.

J. PHILLIPS,SRACIIOAL PLUMBER, GAS.FTTTER

COPPER-SMIT-

House and Ship Job "WorkPromptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.

Dr. Mclennan,Office, Gibsons Prm.eises

falace Square, Honolulu. H. 1jy2S

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT'

LAW.

Office: Old Capitol Bunding, (Honolulu.Hale), adjoining Post Office,

Honolnlu.

XJ. Kj. JKJ VV L.Jionse bign and Ornamental

fainter. j

Manufacture of Liquid Slatin- -620 King Street. aul I

BRUCE CARTWRICHTI

Business of a Fiduciary Nature Transacted.Prompt attention given to the managemenfc-o- f

Estates, Gnrirdianships, Trusts,etc., etc., etc.

Offices, : GaAwright Building,Merchant Street Honolulu.

F. H. REDWARD.

CONTRACTOR a.vd BUHNER,

No. 506 King Street, Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands.

FRANK GODFREY,

Efcneffil -:- - Bii$me$ -:- - Agent

WHITES, COLLECTOR AND COPYIST.

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND -is

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Houses and Rooms Leased and Rented

A thorough knowledge of towncountr' and people.

Promises satisfaction to patrons.iaFOffi.ce with A. P. Peterson,

Kaahumanu street.S3tMuxual Telephone 558.

dec 11 tf

THOS. 'HIJNTDS-A-- Y

208 Merchant Street Honolulu.

New Store, new Jewelry Gold,

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry Manufacture to order.Watches cleaned and repaired,

jfc"CaIl in and inspect.fse4-t- f.

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Proprietor:

In

pine Viries, Liquors. Beei

ALWAS ON HAND,

Comer Nuuanu and Hotel Streets

Bell Telephone L'4l. Post'Office Box wi

GoldenRuleBazaar,

Depot for NEWSPAPERS and

PERIODICALS by every

incoming steamer.

S" Subscriptions Payable inAdvance.

DOMESTICSEWING

MACHINES.

This Machine is the King of

all On it you can mawat-- l n.h ni n.stitch . Embroidery,Sottoi-hole- s, Ruffles. Tncks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet

Hand Sewing ff( I

eight dollars and a half up.

HonoKxlTa. Tkursdav, December

JUST ARRIVED.

BABY CARRIAGESOF ALL STYLES,

CARPETS,

PATS,IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

HOUSEHOLDSEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Machines,I All With the Latest Improvements

r,v

t''mS' GrUltarrAad ther Instrnmeu

Winis, BeerALWAYS ON HAND. AND

tva SALE BY

ED. HOFFSOHUEGER & CO.

Kins St.. oppo Castle ,te Cooky's

" "ITOHA3ST

Wholesale and Retail

FULL LINE OF

'is JJ--o S

5C-Grood- .s I

Silk and Cotton Dress Goods

Etc Etc Etc

Silk, and Linen Crape Shirts

of Complete Stock, made byYamatoya of Yokohhma

When you are in need of anyline of Japanese (roods, give usfirst call and save going all aroundtown

ITOHaN,206 Fort St, ne;.r Custom House

de3

G03OIVESAllways Keeps on Hand a Supply

of the Very

Best Pioneer SoapCases om 42, 1). ti ) aa 1 70 Biri each;

THIS SOAP 13 THE

Finest Imported Here.

SPECLU. PRICES FOR 5 CASES

IN LOTS.

JAS. mLEI (6 HHPS 1

Celebrated Brands of

SCOTCH WHISKEY2?amely:

BEN ALD0CHAN.

Ainsley'sall

OLD Blended Glenlivet

GLE ,NI0N Extra, Spec

toGLENLION

SPECIAL LIQUEUR

SCOTCH WhISkEY..Jj33

T. H. Paries

&Co., ,

Fresh Feed

and FiourFrom WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour,

Oafs, Barley,

Middlings,Bran,

PER " 'WARIMOO Just

to Hand.

New Dry GoodsGrockery,Hardware,Groceries,

To Hand.

FOR

Bailey Honolulu MadeWire Woven

Matresses and

Hammocksjy24

QnzEN Street,Between Alakea & Richard Sts,

THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared toI make all kinds of

Iron Brass, Bronze, Zinc,

Tin and Lead Castings. AlsoGeneral Repair Shop for Steam Engines,

Rice Mills, Corn Mills,

Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc.Machines for the Cleaning of Coffee,

Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal,

Pineapple Leaves & other Fibrous Plants,

And Paper Stock)

Also Machines for Extracting Starch from

the Manioc, Arrow Root, etc.

All Orders promptly attended to.

WHITE, RITMAN d CO.

IFOR SA.IjC.

HEWSecond-Ha- nd Phaefon at the

New Shop of

T. B. MURRAY.Ring Street. nov2 tt

f)

NOTICE is hereby given, thatclaims against the

will be settled by Jas. E. Morgan,and all outstanding accounts duethe Criterion Saloon and thejobbing house of L. H. Dee up

the above date, are payable toMr. L. II. Dee.

All :bills against L. H. Dee, 3fplease present immediately forpayment.

L. H. DEE.HonolaiuyOctT3, 1891.

;bcl0 3m -

ST, lS94r.

Fred. Harrison.

CONTRACTOR AND

BUILDER

The LeadingBuilder

IN HONOLULU.

hstimates given on all kinds

of Brick, Iron, Stone and

Wooden Buildiuc. Job

bing of all kinds.

Buildins Material for Sale. 510

and 512 Kin" Street. Residence

Telephone, Bell 227.

P. 0. Box 11.oc2-- tf

Pemandes & Gronies

WHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,No. 502 Fort St.'. Honolulu, H. ?.P O. Box 436, Mutual Tele. 140.

Iy20 2m

290 Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

M. RE1S & J.C. QUINN

MACHINE MADE

poi:FACTORY, : : KALIHI.

Taro Plants, Fresh Tops and Raw

Taro at all times.

Ring Up Mutual Telephone 577.

Bell 345 W. L. WILCOX,jy25 Manager.

W. S. LUCE

Wine and SriritMerchant

Campbell Fire-proo- f Bloc1:,

MERCHANT ST. HONOLULU.

The White House!

118 Nuuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Fip-cla-?? Rooming oob

IN EVERY RESPECT.

Room from $150 to $3.00 pgr feelor 50c. per Day.

PAUL ILEINOE.PROPRIETOR.

Bell Telephone 132. aus 22

KWONG SING & CO.

?, 309 King St. Jftsi Dwr t3 Sdta

JOBBING Promptly Alt nded lo

nor 15 3m

I?Tg . . I

PerMontlioO Ots.

LQVrlJY'&!:

Wfolegale wiqe

Liqnof Dealer

19 Nuunnu StmetI

!

We would call your attention toOur Special Brand?

Long fife Pure Cream

RYE WHtSKEY.

Fredericksburg Beerau2 in casks or bottles

BrAnch

Establishment.

This First-Clas- s Bathinjr Rosorthas been enlarged and is now opento the public, It is the best placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, andthere is no better ulace to lav off.Special accommodations for Li -dies. Tramcars pass the-- door everyialt hour, and on baturdavs and

Sundays every fifteen minutes.C. J. SHERWOOD,

jy24 Proprietor.

A Fresh.

mm mem.OF--

Gents faisli 2 LiOOIISu

:at:

413Fort Street.

IXei'clia.rtt XailorinjrA SPECIALTY.

Notice is called to our windowof UNDERWEAR at 75 cor.ts pergarment threat Bargains.

SSCCall and inskpect ojr stoc

VANCAMP, JOHNSTON & STOREY.

413r0UT STREET.

uov i

VlHQ-:-FT-:-CH- N

: Furniture Dealers. --.

C.

S to inform the public that thr kveoptDed a

Brancli Store at No. 322, Nuuanu St.'

Where thej carry a complete Hce of

8EDKOOM SETS, CIUIRS,

TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc., Xtc, EtcrnrnJtnrr IlcpalreJ and General Jobbing

at Keatonable ICate.

VING FAT CEAN, onFactorT.coraer of Kinand Bethel Streets. 9

sept 6-3- ms

E. I. HAIUIffl

Comaasnoaer of Tritate War amiWater BigbU, District of Boaolola.

NOTARY PUBLICAGENT,to GR.INT MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Omcz, 30o Merciaal Street. oct. 15

B. BBE&BBSES

Own! .swt if

LINGER

SEWIiSTG-MACHIN- E

COMFY.

AllKinds of Needles for Snlo andRepairing Done. Damon's BlockBothol Streot, Honolulu. P. O.Box 440. jy21

H. MAY & Co.,

Tea Dealers,Goffee

RoastersANI3

ProvisionMerchants

98.Fort Streot, Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Shipssnppliod with choicest

Eu ropean & American Groceries

California Produco by Evory

Steamor.

PL EgTiJTE

The Jktoaiiaq InVemenfe (Jo.

Make a specialty of NvKottetinfc nml I'mear-la- ?

Loans for Borrow r who are mW todkeonDt their Note at the Hank aMi whodo not care to oWiite tbailTei to mrdfr!8l or ae5alutancc by aaklnc bte ewtonemenu to their Not.

Thk Compinr win isaXe Loam upon

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,PIANOS, ORGANS, HORSES,

MULES, WAGONS, CAR-

RIAGES & PERSONALPROPERTY,

without reKorteg the froMrty lrm theBerrotrrd pott el' lion aadafi bwMMCutrflltMemlae4ioa STRICTI.T CONFIDENTIAL BASIS.

The Hawaiian Invsstaumt Co.,General Heal BMat AsaMU

It aiwi IS KaalNMtM street.(Near Post ()ee

A. LONG,

MOTS

Dr. R. McKibbin,Residence and Office, Alakea St.,next door to Ala3ontc Temnlo,mmka.

Office hours Reaidonce, S 1--2till 9 1-- 2. and 11 till 12 a. il. 2tilt 4, and 7 tillS p.m.

Will attend at the Medical KailFort Street, (Old Ofllce) from

1- -2 till 11 a. n.declO-l- w

MEDEIRQS & Co.IVIerclmivt TiloxVl"

Americas, Ecgluk and Scotch.'X weeos on tana, t lrst-cUi- a

work gnaranieed.Hotel St.. untlar Arlint'toa Hotel BloclHosolahj.

S. TjEGJvER,Maa'ager

mon.

mm. iMiiiiMi

PROGRESS.

The Lic of lu-- Land is Eslablishca

in Rihtco:isness.

HONOLULU, DEC. 27. 1894

IS IT JUST?

The government, in its wisdom,has refused to give Bosh andXawnhi their liberty on the fur-

nishing of proper bail.Although it is oor business to

abuse and oppose the presentgovernment we are not blind tothe facts that the members of ithave some qualities which wo

at least must call redeeming.They lack experience.They are extremely narrow-mind- ed.

But they are not exactly fools.Wo do not care to say much

about the conspiracy case.Wo think that the decision of

Judge Perry was sound, and wo

are pleased to certify to the factthat the young judge acted in amost square and fair manner dur-

ing the trinl. "We are also oblig-ed to say that our special friend"the enemy" His Excellency W.

0. Smith behaved himself withgroat moderation and conductedhis case poor as it was with u

great deal of discretion.But hero ends our praise!It is absurd for a government

that claims to be powerful andstable to insist in tho incarcera-tion of men of tho caliber of Bushand Nawabi.

Mr. Dole claims that these menought to bo locked up becausethey havo conspired agaiust him.They havo not been found guiltyyet, and according to tho evi-

dence so far produced wo doubtvery much that thoy over will bo

found guilty of conspiracy by anysauo jury, bo it Hawaiian or for- -

eign.That Bush and Nawtihi havo

no intention to run away goeswithout saying. Two old men,leadors porhaps of an irresponsible mob may b noisy and evendisagreoable, 1 t the' are certainly harmless. Jf Mr. Smithand Dole had locked them up attho time whou they, through thoirinborn asiniuo constitution, prevented tho Hawaiians from fol

lowing tho ever wise advise o

tho Holomca to "fight or vote

thero would have been some sonsoin thoir action, and wo mighthavo gained our point and gottho people to tho ballot box. Now

wo fail to see any reason to keepthose two harmless old men injail.

It does no good to tho governmout, but it does harm to every-

body who honestly, has tho wel

fare of this country at hoarfc, andwho boliovcs that somo day thomen who now fight agaiusfc eachother on "principlo" or moro corroctly on "theory" will meet andand shako bauds for tho sako of

tho common gocd of Hawaii-no-i.

Mr. Dolo is not a coward. Wo

havo known him in conspiraciesand in uprisings. Ho has had a

hand iu nearly all the troublesin Hawaii, and ho has carriedhimsolf as a bravo unflinchingman." And ho knows tho caliber ofBush and Nawabi. Ho has seized them up lougorbeforo the editor of this paper was iu u positionto do so. His present action towards theso men tasto more of

tho viqiousness of "W. 0. Smiththan of tho intelligouco of S. B.Dolo.

If thoro is a desire, an honestdesiro, on tho part of Dolo andhis crowd to conciliate tho menwho now stand iu solid oppositionto them, lot them provo it by

dropping measures, worthy oulyof Siberian governors and lotthem bo generous, forgiving and

just.

A Common Nuisance.

Tho bravo heroes who supportMr. Dole and who shoots off theirmouths and guns every Sundaysnould bo stopped or checked.Tho mouth-shooting-- ofF businesshurts nobody, but tho gun prac-

tising at Makiki is an intolerablenuisance. Yesterday a Portuguesewho tried to imitate the Makikisharp shootors banged off his rifleand succeeded in putting & bul-l- ett

through a private residencenarrowly escaping the woman oc-

cupying the house.

Is It Feasible?

Long ago the Holomua slatedthat the policy of the presentndmiuislration was to make thf

republic so obnoxious that every-

body would shout for annexation.'Diey have gained the poini !Daring the two years that have

passed by we have tried everymethod and wo have weighedever- - measure. Commissionshave gone abroad.

And they failed."Hui" have been formed.And they failed.Mass meetings have been held.And they failed.Conspiracies have been gotten

op.And the failed.Wetmores have been importedAnd he pretty nearly failed.In fact every thing has been

try to pet rid of the misaioa-- 1arios and their oligarchy,

j "What do you say, boys, if we

tried annexation ? --

"We advice nothing. We sim- -ply suggest. That is, we waut tofind out if there is an' honestclass of men who can come for-

ward and tell us to go to thonatives and provo to them how we

can get annexation, when we canget it and what they can gainby it. Annexation has been treated very much like tho "sraafarm" racket. Nobody so far hasover explained the possibilitiesof either. Is it not time to do so !

It is no use to rehash the statearticles from tho Advertiser andStar. The Hawaiians don't listen to those papers and the papersdone present convincing armaments.

We believe that Dolo, Hatchand Damon are in favor of a

closer union between Hawaii andtho United States. But althoughwe believe so, probably owing to

our superior intelligence, thocrowd around us doesn't. Whatare our groat and (according to

themselves) good government do-

ing to obtain that much wantedit ont-fro- m- tin-ho- rn)(blow - - a- -

"closer union !" We don't knowand wo honestly don't believethat any body else does. Thepresence of Thurston in Portugalwhoro he is supposed to shipsomo more coolies for Hawaiidoes not look like annexation.Wo understand that Americanshave a holy terror of contractlabor.

Tho existence of Fraukoy Hast-ings at a club in Washingtondoesn't help us much along ontho road to "closor union."

Tho residence iu Honolulu ofthat most clever Armstrong whoknows all about Hawaii from thehula to tho drawing of a salarywill not "push" matters; andtheroforo wo ask what is the pre-

sent government doing to obtaintho object for which it to all os-

tensible purposes was created ?

It seems to us that tho greatSolons who now run the countryaro fooling perfectly satisfied andthat tho "closer union" is a inj'thof tho past.

Wo don't care one way or thoother. Wo only desiro to helpthiugs along. And if Dolo & Co.will explain whoro and how thoyaro keeping faith with tho monwhobacked them in tho revolution,claimed to havo boon created fortho sako of annexation we shallbo very willing indeed o trans-mit thoir explanation and pro-- r

bably endorse it to tho Hawaiians who yet must be consideredthe backbone of this country.

The Hyacinth.

For somo reason or other, thogovernment organs havo soon fitto worry very much over thomovements of the British warvessel Hyacinth. Tho departureof the little cruiser today issimply n very ordinary occurrence.Every English warship goes "tosea at certain stateu intervals.And then, they return, andanchor after having spent a certain amount of powder and coal.Tho Hyacinth follows tho ruleand her departure or return arenot of tho slightest significance.Tho Lawn Tennis girls want tokeep the boys around. That'sall.

Tho Masonic ball will bo givenon January the 2Sth. It will bothe event of the season.

THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

A meeting of the Board ofHealth was held yesterday. TheBoard in its new shape does somemost wonderful business A

meeting of government physicianswill be held during May or June.We should think that the constant presence of the doctors inthoir respective districts wouldbe one of the strictest demands'of the Board,

Waimea on Hawaii, asks for adoctor.

The Board answers, that theinhabitant- - should use the tele-phou- e

and get cured by wire.Do the learned men, who callthemselves a Board of Healthknow anything about Waimea?

Of course, only " kanakaslive there and they are of no ac-

count. 1 1 is nevertheless a prettygood sized villnge, and it takesabout six hours before medicalservic s cau be secured.

If the president of the Board,Mr. W. 0 Smith, would borrowfrom the Attorne-Gener- al Mr.W. O.Smith, say $2,000, Wai-

mea might have a doctor andHonolulu one or two detectivesless.

The tax-paye- rs dou't amount tomuch in tho eyes of the holdersof Mr. Dole's republic.

The Wilder combination wantsto sell an old 'tub" which forcertain reasons has been "stuck"on to them. The generous pres.ident is willing to take $6,000 forthe old vehicle, and ho naivelystates, that it is one of the finestvessels at float and that it is justtho thing that the governmentwants. He is also willing totake the $0,000 in government

Mjonds

The gentleman forgets to men-

tion how much he paid for thoSumatra. Wo are told that theship as she stands today hascost Wilder's S. S. Co. less than$2,000, which shows, that gov-

ernment bonds are not at par fortho present time. But tho dis-

interestedness of the backers ofthe government is simply beondcomprehension. It io divine !

Three marriages on Kauai.

The Australia is due on Satur-day.

Xmas. Concert.

Did you hear it ?

The guitar and the ukuleleswere numerous.

Kukui street was ripe withmusic.

Who kicked the highest ?

She Goes.

Miss Tanner took the cake.That is, she won tho Yolcanoticket from Ehlorsit Co., becauseshe had the pleasure to present275 checks. Ehlers it Co. aro asgood as thoir words and checks,and Miss Tanner will enjoy asight of Madame Pole's House.

Another Bilk.

Honolulu is tho loser or gainerby the disappearance ofpertain "Professor" Bradly. Hohas gone. He forgot to settlebefore he departed and his financial affairs aro now being airedin tho District Court. He wasmostly noted through his endeavor to take in the Daileyshows, at the Opera House without gotting through the smallformality of paying ManagerLevey a dollar.

Tho departed "professor" addsauother to the long list of deadbeats who "run" Honolulusociety. When will Honolulu bewiser or get a "society?"

To My Patrons ana tiie PeMc

I havo just opened at my office,113 Bethel St., Honolulu, HJ I.,an Art Exhibition of the latestdesigns and novelties, in Em-

broidering Work, Drawn Work,Rope Silk'Kensingtgn. Work andEtchings.

I would respectfully invite youand your friends to call and in-

spect these goods.

B. BERGERSEN".S . B.Tte Sirjr iwelved M first awards

for Sowing Michlnes and Embroidery Workt the World's Fair, Chicago, IlL, being the

largest o amber of airanls obtained by anyexhibitor, and more thin double tte naraberiT) to til other Se-rta- g HcMbs.

Hawaiian

Hardware!

Comp'y. j

November 27, 1391.

If we are to judge the popn:larity of an article by the numberin actual use Haviland Chinstands on the crest of a popularwave. The reason for it is thelow price at which it is sold. Inthe United Status, where the peo-

ple are "Haviland Mad," theprice is thirty per cent higherthan it is here ow:ug to thetariff on this ware being so muchgreater between France and thoUnited .States than with Hawaii.We have S)ld thousands of pieceshere and have never had anyonecomplain of being tired of it.Here's a something about the de-

corations on Haviland China thatnever wearies the eye. We haveSome new colors that may pleaseyou if you want to make up a setfor a single course.

An entire new stock of Refri-gerators and Ice Boxes built ontho Ice Saving plan and finishedin the latest artistic stvlo is whatwe have to show you. One ofthese is largo enough to holdmeats and provisions for a largefamily. Ono compartment withglass shelf is made for Butter andCream exclusively. Tho sayyou can put ouiins in the samecompartment without the butter

"being aft'eck-d- , the ventilation isso perfectly arranged. Our lowestpriced articles in this line are per-fect in their Ice saving qualities.

Some very choice pieces of Cut j

Glass will attract your attantion j

because of the price We'veaimed to get them at a" cost withinreach of the masses. Olive dishes,Creamers Muffiniers, Cruets.Flower Stands, etc. None of thornhigh priced and nothing but whatis' useful:

The styles of articles in solidSilverware are so varied that it isdifficult to keep track of them.We have only the latent designspersonally selected by Mr. Hendryduring his recent visit to SanFrancisco. A half doz butter

I Spreaders and individual platesare pretty enough to eat Werethey not indegestatible. BerryPorks and Servers. Tea Spoons,Forks and Table Spoons, Ladles,etc. The design of the handlesare alike in the different articlesand is tho very latest. They wereselected in this-wa- y so that pur-chasers, if the so wish, may makeup their silver set without havinga lot of odd prices.

We have replenished our slockof plated ware and can offer younow a very full line in all tho ar-ticles used on the table. Themanufacturers of Plated-wa- re

come as near giving imitations ofthe solid article as it is possiblefor them to be made. Tho pricetolls tho difference.

We call your attention to thomost complete assortment of flowervases in white and handsomelydecorated Colored (rlass-war- e thatwe have ever shown. Tho shapesare captivating and the price"fetching," "We don't expect thesoto remain in stock but a shorttime if you aro fond of cutflowers in your home, this are theneedful things for holding them.

The finest stock of pocket cutlery over shown in Honolulu iswhat ours is. Knives for littlefolk and knives for grown up people. Tortoise Pearl and IvoryHandles,

The "Fred Archer RacingGlass" is the roost powerful fieldglass Ve have ever seen, It is extensively used in England, andwill be here, once they becomeknown. The Prince of "Wales usesone to read the character of thesnobs who seek introductions tohim.

Tig Haw aiiai Miare Cs,

307 Fcrt Stxft

vfnnmpmn

TEVEE TABLE

W. C. VTi lues, Pro-- . S. B. Eok, SecGLvrr. J. A. Kig, Port Sapt.

Stmr. EINAU,CLARKE, Commander,

M! leave Honolulu at 2 r. touching atLahaina, Maalaes Bay and ilakena thesame dav; Mahukotia," Kawaihae and Lau-jhoeh- oe

the following day; arriving atHflo at midnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU:

Friday...... Dee. 7Tnesdav.... ... is

Eeturninc leaves Hflo, touching at Lau-pahoeh- oe

the same dav; Kawaihae a. M.;ilihnkona 10 a. m., Mafcena 4 r. jr.; iTaa-lae- a

Bay 6 rji.; Lahaina S ". M. the follow-

ing day; arriving at Honolulu 6 a. m.Wedneidavs and SatunLiys.

ARRIVES AT HONOLULU:

Wednesday .Dec. 5Saturday . " 15

Wednesdav

No Freight trill be received after1'2 noon on dav of sailing.

Stmr. CLATJDINE.CAilEEON, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 5p. sr., touching at Kahului, Huelo, Hana,iiamoa ana ivipauuiu.

Returning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

JF" No Freight will be received after 4p. x. on nav o: sailing.

Pmsirmfw mnet l nt ihf lfindillPS toaairrA ihair "Pisiirrllf AS TTA Tell? rtnt linld

ourselves responsible after such Freighti t -i

While tho Comiiany will use due diligence in handling Live Stock, we declineto assume any responsibility to case of theloss of same.

The Company will not be responsible for.Money or Jewelry unless placed in uie careof 1 ursers.

PIONEER

Steam CANDY Factory

B.lliERI and

Ice Cream Parlors !

PRACTICAL

and 0RNAMENTER

In all branches of the business onthese islands.

American, English, German and FrenchPASTRIES Made to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAKES

Made ot the Very Best Material andat Reasonable Rates.

Family Graham & Fancy BreadAlways on Hand.

ALL COXFECTIOSkjf&Y

Manufactured at Mv EstablUhmpntArc Guaranteed to be Positively Pure and

eoiu at rnces no otner establishmentcan compete with.

PM FACTORY AND STOKE,

No. 71 Hotel Street, Honolulu.Both Telephones No. 74. jy26

POUND MASTER'S

NOTCENotice is hereby given to all persons that

lucii-ai- at mc uovernmcni rouna at 3laklkl on Dec. IS, ISM.1 Sorrel horse not branded the right hindleg white and also a little white spot at theforehead.

Any person or persons owning this animal are requested to come and take the;ameon or before 12 o'clock noon, Dec 59th 15W.

W. KAAPA.Pound Master.

FOE SAXdEC.

Four LOTS IfearKng Street, OppositeFcforniatorj- - School,

For Particulars, inquire of

R. Y. WILCOX,

Corner of Queen ana Nuuann Streets.noriStf UpStair

SSTBedrqoni Set, Ward-robes, Ice Bojes, Stoves, Hang-- ,ing Lamps, Rugs, Bureaus,Chiffoniers, Steamer and YerandaChairs, Bed Lounges, Sofas,Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,Sewing Machines, Whatnots,Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold atihe lowest past Prices at tho LX. L., cornir of Nuuanu andKing streets.

You Never Saw

DidOur "AD" Before

You ? f

n tliis Paper & Our Slioes are f

Worth Advertising1,

Good Prices TOO !

The Big Fort StreetSHOE STORE

Manufacturers Shoe Co.

J

mmWE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE

STOCK OF

Carriage Maters' GoodsIN THE REPUBLIC,

WIigeI Material,Carriage Hardware,L'eatlier & C1d1l,

SURREYS, FHAETDNS & BUG-GIL- ,

Built to Drder in the LatEst styleNo, 70 QUE EX STREET. .t

ATTENTION.A. Special Christmas Sale,

COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 17.

:o:

We will sell everything regardless of cost for S days onhCOME AND INSPECT OUR STOCK Ot POLIDAY GOODS

TPIE LOWEST A1STQ BEST,YOKOHAMA CORMR SVVA

BAZAAR,

dl9-t- f

i ' aukI,

HOTEL, STREETS.

Murafa & Co.,PROPKIETOB

Fire? Life & MArineINSURANCE.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..

Assets, $ 7,109,825.49LONDONrLANCASHIRE FIRE INS, COu

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00THAHES-MERSE- Y MARINE INS. CO.,

Assets. S 6,124,057.00gEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, $137,499,198.99

C.; O. BER.GER,General Agent for the Hawaiian Island Honolulu

fit

hc igottmuM Calendar.DEC- 27, 1894.

Su M Tn Th

2 3

Fr Sat

1

-1--8

U 15

21 22

2S 29

First Quarter,Dec 5

Fall Moon,. , Decn; 10 12 13 kast OnnrtPr

1G 17 19 20 Dec 19

23 j 24 20 07 New Moon,Dec 26

SO SI

It is very seldom, that theHonolulu storgs have offered solargo a variety of Xmasoods asfound today. Our substantialcitizens, however, who are notlooking for toys or trifles will dowell in calling at the HawaiianCarriage Manufacturing Companyand ther select a bncv or nphaeton for the old lady, or asnrry in case, that the familygrows. Manager Dillingham givesgood work at cheap prices.

The Pantheon Saloon is thedepot for the celebrated Enter-priseBee- r,

where it can always befound cool and fresh on tap. Wedo not deal in13' er" as the morning Papertliough some mistake has adver-tised. Call at the Pantheon for

re-fres- hing drink.JIM DODD, Proprietor.

D. W. MoNichol of the EmpireSaloon Las made a new dealwhich will touch the hearts, or atleast the palates of many a thirstywanderer. He keeps half-and-half"

on'jdraught and serves amost delicious and cool beverage,far superior to "plain" beer.

EQ 17 If

J. J. "Williams the well-kno- wn

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatchDials and Silk Handkerchiefs.Complete sets of Lantern slideslectures can be had at the gallery.For they are sold at a reasonablefigure by the dozen or by thehundred.

LOTS FOR SALE.

Tea nice lots, at moderateprice at the corner of Queen andKawaiahao Streets. Also abouthundred lots (100x100) at Kahau-ik- i,

Kalihi. For further particu-lars, inquire

It. W. WILCOX & Co.

Corner of Queen and NuuanuSts. upstairs.

de 27 Ira

Ed. Hopkins the popular pro-

prietor of the Arlington BilliardParlors is now running this favor-

ite resort on his own account. Hehas bought Arthur "White out, andasks his many friends to continuetheir patronage of the past in thefuture. There are no better tablesin Honolulu and no betterattendace than furnished by the

genial proprietor and his assist-

ants.

The Ilaniwai baths have got

the best accomodations, the bestwater, the best tranicars and bus

ses, and Bartlott is the best host,

Call and see.

THE WAR ENDED.

There is no doubt that the

Japanese Army has by this time

made its triumphant march into

Peking. It is no use to discuss

the causes which led to the con-

stant victories of the bravest of

brave nations. Tho truth is that

the soldiers were furnished with

goods that only Japan can secure.

In spite of the large demands of

government on thethe JapaneseManufacturers the Dai Nippon on

Hotel Street has been able to se

cure some of the very best goods

Oceanic there wasand on thoreceived a shipmont of

Japanese Fancy Ware

and Xmas Goods

that wUl paralyze the community

here. ,

will tatoArm'The JapanesePeking, but the Dai Nippon will

take Honolulu with its large as-

sortment of Silk Crepes and

other Japanese Goods. Before

buying the usual style Xmas Pre-

sents, call at the

DAI NIPPON,

S-Hot-el St. (Arlington Block,)

J. P, P. "Oollaco, Proprietress.noy 30 ii

REMINISCENSES.

VERY APPROPHiATE.

HUL KNOWS fHAT HE TALKS

ABOUT.

sold T' H0L0-MI-U to e

nobody pays bills, seem t

lots in ,t". kor more properlysaid "lots Win it.The following address was de-

livered by Paul Neumann "our"J-- aul in the year - (God forbidthat we should give his a- -eaay) and it bears republishing;he took the oath to the repub-li- e

I)

Tay wo all learn a lesson fromtne wisdom displayed bv the elo-quent lecturer:

THE VETERANS DEBT.

..i?! euf ann lectured onDebt evening at Piatt'sHall for the benefit of the Veter-ans Home. Judging by the ap-pearance of the benches andD0X6R. filWl no ?i.. -- - WJUv wore witu ahighly respectable and friendlv

mo veterans owe thelecturer s fame as a wit a veryheavy debt of gratitude. Mr.Neumann came on the stae un-attended and said that themod-est- y

of the Bohemian Clubhaving prevented the other mem-bers from introducing him to theaudienca, he was compelled tointroduce himself. The audiencelaughed good-natured- ly andthe lecturer, finding himself onthe friendliest footing. with hishearers, proceeded with his dis-course. The lecture proved tobe a. very thoughtful and philos-ophic treatise relieved by delicatetouches of humor. Some of thepassages were full of eleganceand all were marked by a clear-ness of expression and a purityof English quite novel aud re-freshing in a lecture designed tnbo more amusing than instructive.In tho close condensation neces-sary for tho columns of a news-paper it is impossible to give acorrect idea of the scope of Mr.Neumann's discourse and theskill with which he put forth hislogical deductions and quaintconceits. In tho prefatory re-marks ho intimated that he mightgive a most striking illustrationof the value of debt by owing theaudience the lecture.

ADVANTAGES OF OWING.

Ho described tho variousdebtors and illustrated tho meritor owing by tho example of thatclass of beings to whom the paj'-me- nt

of a debt is an irreparableloss. The exigence of a debtwhich they honestly hope to payis fresh fuel to the steam, but theobligation having been discharg-ed tho incentive to labor andstruggle on has been swept away.Debt has been called a blessing.Some economists call tho nation-al debt a blessing, but as a tax-

payer the leoturer thought thoblessing was one in disguise.He described in a graphic mannerhow tho victim glides into debtssoftly, imperceptibly, and, find-

ing himself in danger of beingoverwhelmed, puts forth thestronger qualities, which in theeasy qurrents of life are nevercalled into play.

ANCIENT DEBTORS.

In contrast with the modernimprovidents who thus sink intosmall indebtedness, he picturedthe mighty ancients and theiroverwhelming bills, Milo owinghis three and a half millions ofdollars, Anthony at twenty-fo- ur

owing a half million, aud steadi-

ly improving on that respectablefigure so that at thirty-eig- ht hiscreditors were out and injured to

the extent of four millions; Cata-lin- e,

who was a magnificent dob-t- or,

and Pompey, who was no

mean competitor of tho groat audluckless conspirator Ctesar, who

before achieving political pre-

eminence managed to one aud aquarter million dollars, which

he paid and yet left 850 millions

to his heirs. The lecturer drew

a comparison of their vast dona-

tions with the magnificent dona-

tions of our millionaires to chant,

ibie institutions, and notably to

the Veterans' Home. He refer-

red to the great debts of the na-

tions of tho world, and the debtwhich Mother Nature lays upon

us and becomes only an exacting

creditor when we abuse herHe spoke of the debts

A the world owes to theIlustrions, from Moses who made

of bondsmen his debtorsa Washington and Lincoln, toto

the country owes a lastingwham V i;tra flmso make a

i i loins ii&u - '

nntion iuso vent. and all mat it

.on do is to maKe maiv.jsicruee, Debts like those enrich

the debtor.EVERY. SAX SOLVENT,

showed the milecturerThe. - c :nn?tmr of neverfcV- - WtSU in M. There

1

tha 2Te Pwhensive termj tt?1 is Hfe- - LifeJlTh? w-e-

ak seems. -- wauiH ni lnnn It,rand yet a ntlloads it with a debt which a Hfe !ol devotion nxnni . :

taking with him the knowledgeof his tutors like a bag well-fille- d

oj eager and kinds, with all that10 "" neeurul for the iouraev.xecKiessiy iccnr a debt seldomtiiougat of. acknowledged or paid.linn ir. t. .a ciiciiained bv the debt i fruo mondsbip of men. and tetrnolov.- - of women. Who hnever paid in full the r.ue or theother? As r;i ;i ;M...twater, air and light as debt. Let i

not flit- - Pit..-;.- .. t i- - ""u.icb sav ne naa nev-er been in debt. 'The lectur&showed how the world has be-come more lenient to debtorratuce me pag.m days of Rom e,

a creditor might torture"is debtor for sixty days andtbfm sell him m-f- t clnrorv ni- -

when a number ofsessed the right to divide the nn-"ap- py

delinquent's body between them. He described whata debt the world owes to aecident citing examples from historyand science. Coming nearerhomo he showed how the accid-ental discovery of gold in Cali-fornia brought his audience to-gether. He pictured the patriotdemanding payment of the debtsoi ms party after a successfulcampaign, and taking the posi-tion of an extramau in a iirecompany when refused a Consul -

snip. The tramp and ihe debt .

which the world owes aim on the I

treadmill were also described.The lecturer gave some amusing j

hints on dining, taken from the !

Hindoo custom of a creditor's .

feuuug ontsiae 3iiu tent ol a deb- -

tor and refraining from eatingL- - ! L 11.- - - - - rmull ino ueur, as discharged, isy .

the law of the country the debtor j

must follow the example of the(

creditor, and it becomes a ques- -

tion of stomach who shall firstgive up. Mr. jNeumanu intimatedthat there was a well-ground- ed i

susnifiinn fhnf Tlr 'P:iimr wfi-- .

training with view to einigrav- -

ing tt Benares or Madras and i

building upfca hrst class trade asa collector. In conclusion thelecturer paid a glowing tribute j

to tho veterans, and toid, in elo- -quont words, of tho great debtwhich the nation owes them. "It I

is said," remarked Air. Neumann,"that when the veterans die therewill be no further need for thoHomo. There is always need forcharity. The poor you havo al-

ways with yon. The houor andglory attached to tho rearing ofthe structure will remain yourmnnument forever."

Mr.Neumann was warmly con-

gratulated by many persons atthe conclusion of the lecture,which occupied an hour aud ahalf, yet Rover dragged.

j

"Franhey" has got tho measles?Who scratched him ?

Mr. A. Herbert and his daugh- -ter left for Kauai vesterdav

Mr C. W. Ashford will notleavo f.r iiuo tomorrow.

A communication referring tothe O'Brien assault case is crowded oat of this issue.

;

Xmas festival at Ivaumakapili-Churc-

tonight. Wray Taylorwill proside at the organ.

Mr. A. J. Magoon "sat" on theSupreme Bench yesterday. in theAdams will case.

Teachers of the Kamehameha.School said Merry Xmas to thekids last night.

Professor Berger and his or-

chestra gave a concert for theinmatos of the Queen's Hospitalthis afternoon.

Judge Frear is improving inhealth and will probably be ableto attend to his official duties in

a short while.

Edmund orrie has been ap-

pointed managing editor of theHawaii HoLOiiUA.by the Board of

Directors.

The Y. H. I. will meet to-nig-

As matters of special importancewill come up a full attendance is

required.

The Likelike will leave on Saturday to accommodate citizens on

the other islands. She will carrythe foreigu mail due here in the

Australia.

The Hawaiian Eifle Association

will hold their semi-annu- al shoot-

ing on New Years day. Only

'conspiracy" guns wilt be used .

The Portuguese Colony was

wonderfully flush this Xmas.

Was it W. O. or some f 'royalist"

who bought them up.

ffl""--" Tut w

St W'SW 63

JUST TO HAND'A COSSIGX3IEXT OF THE

FEAEL Sewing Machines

Embracing ALL the Very-Lates-t

Improvements.1 QtfvwrEED rofiin fn r

IU EAJS.

L.UUBEH StTEEt,

?iv) I a

I!

QOIM

We want .to help you out onyour Christmas purchases, andintend to do it by saving you

mono' on every purchase made of

us during the Holidays. We haveno end of useful things, that arein every day demand, that wouldlose none of their value by beinggiven as Christmas Presents.

We might give away a piano orsomething else as an inducementto purchasers, but instead of thateverything will be marked so low,

that every purchaser receives a

benefit instead of its all going to

one person.

We will have a couple of coun-

ters in the store devoted to Spe-

cial Bargains that are SpecialBargains in tho fullest sense of

the word. You could not find a

greater variety in a Grab Bag.

We have received many newgoods by the "Oceanic" that callfor special notice, all of them go

at our reduced prices. PUBSES,SILKS, CUBTA1KS, TJMBKEL-LA- S,

SATINS, COTTONS, LINENS, and no end of goods will besold at prices that will make bar-

gain hunters happy, and be mostacceptable as Christmas Prosents.

3" Bemember wo are opennights, have new electric lightsin the store, so that goods can beexamined as well as- - in tho daytime.- -

jgfiT Save all your checks for

the Volcano trip, and send them

jo the store before 12 o'clock

Dec 26th, when a Bound Trip

Ticket will be issued to the onehnvinrr the larec-s-t number ofSales Tickets.

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

pioqeep fbifl FactoPiJESTABLISHED ISS7.

"A. M. MELLIS, Proprietor,

515 Fort St. Honolulu, (Upstairs) Good Fit

Xmas Cards are not the fashionof the season. That is, the old-tim- ed

cards which everybody hasseen and ever-bod-

y has beentired of. The Cards in WaterColors, dealing with Hawaiiansubjects, are the only proper fad.They are the fashion of the day,and they can only be obtainedfrom KINGr BEOS., ART Store,on Hotel Street.

Ml

DO

Price &30

B. KERR,deli Honolulu

--1COMING to

ihe POINT !

is not alwas a pleasant op po ra-

tion especially if there's a

TJ5.CK Dn the Floor

And you are bare-foote- you ar.sure to find it. You areequally sure to fine otherthings that leiive attractivepaints Eminautly suitablefor

Christ-ma-s Qifts,

EOGTO BROS.,Hotel Street, Honolulu.

nov 7 tf

11 achinery3F"o:r

1 ENGINE DOUBLE CYLIN-DER, singleu action, Gx6cylinder 12 horse power

1 YERTICAL TUBULAR

BOILER, o feet long, 40inches diameter, containing100 2 inch tabes, will sup-ply steamfor lnh p. engeni

1 FEED PUMP with all conr.e-e-

tions.

The above are all in good orderand can be had at a .bargain byapplying to the undersigned.

UNION FEED CO., Ltd.no23!lm

PACIFIC SALOON,

Comer. King aadNcuanu Streets.

EDW WOLTEB.... Manager.

The Finest selectioa ol LIQUOES ai.aTRTrrR, sold anywhere in the. toin.

Ftrst-clis- a atttcdenre. Call and judgefor yourself. no SO-t-f.

HIRES

ROOT

NERVOUS,

ARE YOr

Ou t 'e y c&n'teat, tired, thirsty Ita ton!-- ; you an.

HIRES ROOTBEER

purifies the blood.tickles the palate.

WHATS THE DIFFER-ENCE

Vou drink

HIRES ROOTBEER

for pleasure aud pet atonic. You take it a atonic and set pleasure.

BEER

Hnii:viMprtoEi r

LVLC0'C3:.'N:EA'aYMt'lD6WraaCACg MASS OAUSKS

hoo'fboh APPETTIZZNO i WHOLSSOSfil

rKilP2RANCS DRIN" In tie ( - M TRY IT

Ak your Dract-- t ' Or---- r '--r t.

C. E. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA

I: murlit aaidBy maete IMMr, W

JSorniiir5 iSToon, iN ilLt - - - -

Cood all the time. It removes the ksisnorot morhe;. suitaln tto enetslw at na,nils the weariness of night HIRES ROOTBEER-delie- ioa sirkltoe;, pttlahS. Ged aillusury, gooit as a.touie.

It is bevond all dispute a wonderful Iealth-glvlne- : drink, and it is very a"V"'to understand whv this is so. The root, herbs, barks and berries, from which HIRES KOO

is skillfully made, are the ideutieal things from which physician pit their most help-

ful remedies. For instance; Do roij belfere that Is a valuable rwelyr l

HIRES ROOTBEER contains more'sarsaparllla than many sarsaparlllas. The sameb tru ato other ingredients.

It is doini more to adrnnee practical temperance tln many people reellie. It Is uselrecommended bv the most eautiou and conservative temperance people. Tht most

scrupulous abstainer can enjoy HIRES ROOTBEER hitrrdt. and recommeml it to others asan agreeable healthful substitute for the strong drink which he opposes.

It is a homemade and homemaking beverage. It Is very easily prepared, awl if ttoplain directions are followed. It will always be eood. Every member of the family, from ttobabv to the grandfather, can enjov HIRES ROOTBEER, ami every one of them will bavti

uhmmi,better health each swallow tuev take. Ittones whole system. Children especiallytion hi them, and does them !rood.BEER that mother made," will among the

JOBBERS:

IIOBKONHOLLISTEKBENSON, SMITHLEWIS

ls

and

aud

WXTFRBER

CoaM

dtaoge4

Think wfHK aMa It

would

pitarrfm?, aad

rniskt.

To staad iw5c upa)Hik

IU MCtMOMi WSJt.

childhood.

"holesalo

Grocers.tf.-dl- y.

improves appetite, purines me aimdelight In HIRES ROOTBEER. Its prupam-iteres- ts

In thousands of homes, "HIRKS ROOT- -

forthe

Its usebe

! Do not cohfound with other Rootbeer preparations, as it U entirely un-

like anything else of the kind. of extracts advertised maklne as thayare composed chletly of coloring matter and oils to give them siavor, which excite the nerveand cause nausea.

Hires Improved Rootbeer packages makes reallv the most harmless fashionabledrinks, yet nourishing ami strengthening the blood. cleanses system of tto poisonshumors'that develop iu kidney and urinary disensos, In fact, In any case that arises froman impure state of the blood.

Hires Improved Rootbeer.$ offered to the public with full eouftdettM of merits. Itcontains no poisonous or injurious properties whatever, awl an I&Atnt may tak It with pc ;

safety.

DRUG

& GOCO

Honolulu, Oct.SC.

P O. Box 4S0. FOUND

The Cheapest Placeon Islands

Buy New Second-Han- d

FURNITURE

CORNER OF

King Nuuanu Sts.

I-f-I I - I1H' I tlJ Ir I, vli trz I mfl!J r:J UlUlViII

IMPOBTERS

G-rocerie- s,

'-

EAST

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to

HIRES

a

to

Foe y

aad

the

happiest recollection of

CO.Draggiat.

Wholesale

tue

BEWARE itBeware tor Rootbeer,

of ourIt the

and

Ite

feet

&

Tei.ephoxk 245.Mutual

AT THE

the to

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&

CORKER

T3TT Honolulu

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AXD DEALERS IN

:

ProvisionsAND .s

4 --

Peed,FORT & KfXG STS. til

New Goods Rec'dl i

By every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe.Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods dolivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Po3tOffice Box No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

Removal !

IIAVE MOVED TO

Their old Stand and are now

selling.

Departure Bay COALCHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA andKINDLING WOOD

in snr quantity.Both Telephones U4 anG

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

Hematite Enterprise Brewta Co,

THZ

Largest Consignment of Beer

that ever arrived here, nov

on Draught

yH J. DODD, Pro'r

0rer King and Alakoa Streets.

liy Everj Steamer from San Fran

cisco, with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

Salmon, Poultry,Etc. Etc., Etc., Etc.)

sent 6. '01-- 1;.

LEWIS & CO..

Wholesale snd Retail Groceries

AND

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESH CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every S in Francisco Steamer.

Salt Salmon' in Baiirelsa Specialty.

in Fori Si., Honolulu. Tel. 24c,Pt O. Be v 297.

NOTICE TO

Visitors. Picnic Parties. Lpjs

AND I

GENERAL PUBLIC

At Sifrrn's Bus and Liveky

Stable, Ki.nq Stueet.

(Adjoining Metropolitan Meat Market.l

Is the Cheapest FLico in Town you can cet

Horses. It will iy you to call and seci. . a.. ,utuurc you uy eisewnere.

S3T Mutual Telophouo 40S jgsaugl-t- f

Anchor-:-Saloo- n

Ex "AUSTRALIA,"Another Invoice of the "World

Renowned

FREDERICKSBURG

LAGER BEER

On draught and by tho keg.

Also, as a Specialty,

Small Fresh California.

OYSTERS,

FOR COCKTAJLXSmayl 3ms ; i

Ila-niwa- i OO JEAJSTIC

FIRE & MARINE Benson, Smith & Co., BaLaHmiseSteamship :- -: Co

THE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED J

TO TAKE FIEE a.vd MAEINE BISKS ON

Bujldms, Mercliaiidise,Hulls, Cargoes, - V ; v" ' :

Proights and "1. '.

CommissionsAt Current Bates, in the loRowing Cos.

namely:

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL.

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MAEINE, LONDON,

WILHELMA OF MADGEBIIEG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

lMTAgent for the Hawaiian Islands.

Robinson Block, Hotel St., between Fort and Nivuanu,I Have Just Received, per Lu(e Airivals, the 3 Mgesi Ptcck of FDR

Ml'UEfcj iiver Imported to this Country, Comprising

In Solid. Oalt5 and of the LATESi DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

WICKER "7I7"L IFL E5 ,Beautiful Desi

SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, etc., you 'can get these in anyT71TXTTC1TT 1you

CHAIRS,Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in every

.style, including OFFICE

T TTTriTT ITT TTT "anc UJlAlltb

szTEinsrsionsr tables,Wo have had a number of calls for these Tables, with CHAIRS too nave now m stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITUREEVER SEEN HERE.

Sideboards and-:- - -:- - ChiffoniersID I "XTjgL ir is

Divans covered with PORTIERS are becoming quite the rae inplace of LOUNGES wo manufacture them to order, and have alargo stock of PORTIERS to select from.

BEDDI1TG-- .Groat Assortment of WOVEN7 "WTRF,

Xog ;traw Tttre,ssif" A?d and made to order.uj, v J!i LriiiiLOJii x'iJiATttb and tSlLK FLOSS for PillowsUltJJLSb, UKA.Dij.tiS, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizesCORNICE POLES, in wood or brass trimmings.

ie s jf. ibi nr'o--.Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired at

nut's.CABINET MAKING, in all its hnmnliae i n n ...MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating under the Supervision of

Our Goods are First Class.

aesire.

maicn.

uuu uo uouiuuuii u iniu is soiicueci.Bell o2o. telephones: Mutual

ORDWAY & PORTER, Robinson Block, between Fort and xYuuanu

Telephones:Bell 351

Mutual 417

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OF

Residence:Mutual 410

P. 0. Box 117

K B. THOMAS,

CONTRAGTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Griven on A. 11 Kinds

BRICK, IRON, STONE t WOODEN BUNGSAll Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,

Attended to.

KEEPS FOR SALE :Brick, Lime, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old &Kew Corrugated Iron, ilintonVRles,Qcuurjf Tiles, assorted sires and colors;

California and Monterey Sand,uivuio isu uuig sluu xhucks, etc., etc.

OFFICE YARD) Corner King and Smith Streets.

Office hours, 8 to 12m,, 1 to 4 pjj. . fseif,

The COrner DRUG STORE

iPure Drup"s,

Fine Perfumes,Prompt attention,

& Low PricesrComer 5Fort & Hotel Sts.

Canadian-Austra- lias Steamship Liae.

Steamers of the above Line, running in connection trith the

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY

Between Vancouver, B. C and Sydney, X. S. W., and caUing at Victoria, B.C.,

On or about the dates below stated,

FHOit SYDKEV AhD SUVA, FOP. VICTORIA A.ND

VAXCOUVEB, B.C.:

Stmr "WABIUMOO" Dec. 2, 1S94Stmr "MIOAVERA" Jan. 3 1S95

VANCOUVER,

"WAimniOO"

Through Tickets issued from to United States and Europe.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER AGENTS:

E. Montreal CanadaDOBERTKEItn Win;,M. M. STERN, han Francisco, Cal.G. McL. BROWX, Vancouver, B. C.

i1

"MIOWERA"

Honolulu Canada,

McXICOLL,

Theo. Davies Co:3 L'd.Agentsjur

II & a320-NUU-

ANU STEEET

opened JAPANESE GOODS,Plads,- - Stripes, Brocades, Bmcy, and Rainbow Colors, Scarf, Scches,

Handkerchiefs, Dresses and

Large Variety of Cotton CrapesLargo and Merrosos, Fancy Cabinets. Underwaro, LargeCloissoneases. and Curiors, readv-mad- e Clothin"

and Sewing Machine, and

CHEAP FOR CASH.and Inspect our dec

- jg-- j

.

NEW STORE 405King Street

COMMISSION MERGHSNTWHOLESALE KETiHL;Silk G-ood- Cotton Crapes,Underwrsr, TdwbIs, Hats, Caps,

Etc, Etc,,. Etc r':"- --

Try Our S--T TEAS. TAKEMIJEA.

PROPRIETOR.

Notz. Lave samples of Kinds Japanese Goodsimport them at shortest notice. no26

Merchant ExchangeComer ana Nuainu Streets.

S. L SHAW.. ..Proprietor.

selection of LIQUORS

BEEB, anywhere in the

) imt-di- atteaduce. judge

Hawaiian IsfoiuU.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

bo Fort

VICTORIA AXD B. C, FOR

SUVA AND SYDNEY:

aul

Stmr Dec. 24 1S94Stmr Jan. 24) 1S93

- o- - h uuu (ill

I &i the

320

Just a New lots of such as :

WaterCaps, Shirts.

A

small Ladies andsmall Toysall"

CaU Stock. 10 tf

N,

iS3

!

&

We all ofand can the 6m

King

The Finest and

sold town.Call.

viz:

and

H.

1 13-t- i. -- I Strwt.

IT.OM

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"WRIGHT,, PaoPKnrroa,(Sacceiior to G. West).

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The unders;g.ied having Leasedthe well kncvrn IlaXuvai BathHodse at Waikiki, hegs to infonuyou, that it will be run as a

Strictly Firsts-Clas-s

BATHNG RESORT.

fW" Sneciii accommodations forLadies and Children.

W. S. BARTLETT,Proprietor.

r.s. Tram-ca- rs pass the plaeeocS

T. B. Murray

Big iSTew Sliops- -

321 323, Xing St. opposite Smith St.

Large Stock, more Room, more "Work,more ifen and better facilities then evero bjildingand repairing.

CARKIAGfEAND

Whm Maoiifactiirer

and turn out Work in pood shape und insnun oruer, ana at pnees suitable tothe times. But cannot set Axlea

at San Francises prices as itwill not pay

REPAIR, PAINT AND TRIMMING

done in a first class manner.

A HCXRSE SHOENG SHOPS

Is a feature of tho establishment.

MUTUAL TELEPHONE 572.

YOUR

y21Gm

WATCHwill be made to keep excellent

time if loft

WITH

Farrer.& Co.,the well known and reliable

Watch Makers,

515 FORT STREET.

'Ifsatisfaction isuof, frivnnyour money will bo returned inlull. Island orders will receiveprompt attention. doc 1 tf

KWONGSIN CHOXG&CO

rNo, 216 King Street

Co.vtractor and BuilderiUoving, Pamtinc. Meat SnfBedsasteadSjSfattrsses.Tables.Book- -cases.Mirrors, ac. the LowtMarket Prices. 2TAnd all kindsof Furniture,

NOTICE- -

All powera attornev Erraitpr1io Mrs. Arnold by tho undersigned hereby cancelled. Xostruments signed by her onoenau m tne future will bo

idarynov26

Wing Wo & Co.

35 NUrJANU STREET.and Sloe ifaker all the

latest Styles.

Ladies and d

no 21 tf

ofU. JNr.

are inmv

of

tf

auuonoes made at thp olmWocfww4vfc' UUMLUand guaranteed a perfect-f- it and atme iowest prices in TOWN.

Call and inspect our stock.

WO & CO.decltf

Time Table.

LOCAL LnSTR.S. S. A.ITST-RAOLLA- .

Arrive Honolulufrom S. F.

Honolulufor

Dec. 1

:.:::::::::S5an.2o Keb. 2

Feh.2S Mareh2S.lM3?iwSS 5tarclVprilSO Ap27yL'

"Vo Jan'eSaJbJjSO

: 0 120-- - Xov.9

TliroiiGrh. Hine.From San Fran, for Sydney.

Arrive HonoluluMariposa Dec

Arla?eda ".".."."""n"!."Feb" H

lo ":::::::::::::::;::Jr nV, V-- J1Y i.Monowai

$:::::::::::::::: S:::iNOct. 24

Erom Sydney for San Francisco.

Leave Honolulu.Monowal n nAlameda V

Mono wai I,

Monowal :rIar- -Aiameda..;;;;;. -- 'Vs2--MariposaMonowai. Jul-- r

Aiameda....;;;;;;Mariposa.. . ......... ;;; : I : : ' vi

Australian Service.

For SAN FRANCISCO;

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

SjMonowaiJ?Of the Oceanic Stoamiii"t- - hih UCuue at Honolulu from Snlon or about

December 13 thAnd willlcave for th nJii ,...

l'- - "U11.HUII3and Passengers on or about that date.

For SYDNEY aM AUCKLAND:The-Xe- and Fine Al Steel SiaamsMp

cIVXa.xuj) o'.s a.the Oceanic Steamship vUl be

Honolulu from San Franco on

Deceujbor 20thAnd wm have proajpt despftch uth Maihand lasscn-e- rs for the above iwrt3.

The undersigned are now prepared to beneTlirongli (o all Mats in m Oaiied siafes

For further particulars repirdln-- Fnmrht orPassage apply to

WM. G, IRWIN & CO., in.

caU at

. .

'

General Agents.dec 3 tt

AXD THE

OccidenEal and OpieiiMdo.Rir YOKOHAMA aid HONGKONG:

Jlonolnlnports on or abontTheloVwTne d,

Stmr .KJhau- - ".V.V;. .a ? 1

FRANCISCQ:

v.Honolnlu, Nov. 26th, 1894. --ffSSMySSK!Liwai.

Boot

--Uamcda

Alameda

Kciets

or the 7:Itor"?" Xor.I0.JSW

Stmr "Pern".

Mail

For SAM

about P000

April Jt, iauo

RATES OF PASSAGE ASE AS IWS:TO TOKO- -

Cabin IKn rv........ .... v "V wI Cabin, roand trip 4

aios 225 00uatnn, xonnd trip 12

month iw r.nEuropean Steerage.'. s5oO

LeaveS, F.

Of

& Vt'l

j'

I

TO UOXH- -sever.$175 00

262 CO

316 25100 OO

alSTiAD8er3 Pa1DS 01 bopercent off the return fare If

within twelve month.3.

For Freight and Passage apply to

H. HACKFELD t CO.,

Agents.