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tirely completed for tho monsterperformance at the circus tonightfor the benefit of the local GrandArmy Post. Carpenters were atwork all day ye&torday putting inplatforms to make room for extrachairs, ofwhich there will boenough to seat ovoryono.

Tho program is a very long one,consisting of twonty-thre- o num-bers, which include two selectionsby the Hawaiian band, under thodirection of Professor Borgor, nndia given bolow in its entirety:

PROGRAMME.

PAIIT I.

No. 1. Solection by itho Hawai-ian Rand, under the direction ofProfessor Borgor.

No. 2 Star and Garter entry onhorseback by threo ladies nndthroe gentlemen.

No. 3 Sensational exercise ontlje high trapozo, Elsie St. Loon.

,N6. 4 Tho porfectly trainedpony Nollio introduced by hertrainer, Mr. P. H. Montgomery.

No. 5 Feats on the runningglobo by one of Evans1 Japanesemarvels.

No. G The charming eques-trienne Miss Ida Vernon inkiergroat balloon act.

No. 7 Comio entry by thoclowns.

No. 8 Daring and fearlessdouble hurdle and pick up net ontwo separate horses in ono ringby tho,dashingNollio Lyndhurstand the Javanese wondor Kochi.

No. 9 Wonderful foot-balanci-

net with umbrella 'and burrolsby the great Kokiochi.

No. 10 Most remarkablo hori-zontal bar performance on threohorses by Montgomery, St. Loonand Sing.

No. 11 WiHifrcd Burns in hispeerless fonts on tho slack rope.

No. 12 "Tho Emperor of theArona;" Lahl Sing, as tho bound-ing jockey, introducing littleGeorgiq St Loon, tho infant pro-digy.

Intermission of ten minutes.

PABT II.No. 13 "Recollections of War,"

selection by tho Hawaiian Band.No. 14 Grand sconic act on

horseback, Alf St. Loon.No. 15 Clown, Mary Alberto.No. 16 Feats on tho invisible

wire and Dance to Buddn, Ghioki-chi- .

No. 17 Ground and loftytumbling and gracoful poses, bymembers of tho company.

No. 18 Little MuriolAVirth, inher refined and finished represent-ation of "The Flower Girl."

No. 19 Fivo minutes with thocomics.

No. 20 Graceful poses onhorsobaok, by MiBS Ida Vornonand P. H. Montgomery.

No. 21 Extraordinary feats ofstrength by tho modern Hercules,Willifred .Burns, terminating bylifting a livo horse completelyfrom tho ground.

No. 2SrLittle Muriol, Elsieand Kntio in their pleasing music-al interlude, "The AlabamaCoon."

No. 23 Screaming pantomime,"Where is He?" by the lady andgontlomon mombors of tho com-pany.

A Ministerial Ilarlteeper.Rev. Julius Foicko, who recent-l- y

loft tlio pastorate of tho Mon-

mouth street, Hobokon,' GormanEvangelical Church to opon asaloon in that city bocauso thochurch would not raiso his salaryfrom &700 to S1000 por annum,has boon suspended by tho SouthClassis of Bergen, N. J., for en

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gaging in "a scandalous traffic."i'Jio ministerial lurv nam a tribute, however, in its findings toMr. Foicko's ability. In the mean-time tho offending dominie hasadded a vaudovillo entertainmentto his establishment nnd continuesto servo mixed drinks to cus-tomers at tho bar of his saloon.Tho reverend gentleman had awifo and fivo children to supportand claimed that it was impossibleto feed, clothe and educate thornon a salary of 8700. It is needlessto stato that ho is makinc monovout of his now venture, and thatmany momjjors of his formorchurch are among his best cus-tomers.

RACIICLOIIS niSIIAND.I

Leap Year Condition Vnc to l)liconitlt Tliom.

The Alameda Bachelors' Clubhas given up tho leap-ye- ar fightand disbanded, says tho Srtu Fran-cisco Call. It is said that four oftho members have become engag-ed sinco the girls announced as anultimatum that kissing would bopermitted only after betrothal,and these members nnd some ofthe others secretly agreed that theself-impos- ed system of fines couldnot be maintained during tho year.

Complete and unconditional istho capitulation.

Tho girls have won their victo-ry, and it is tho rule in tho beauti-ful city of tho Ericinnl that thorois to bo no more nt

kissing until 1897. It is expectedthat tho wMdinglist will bo twiceas groat as during any previousyear, for tho present surrender ontho pnrt of men hns boon gracofuland unanimous, and the conflicthas exposed the soriousness of be-ing eligiblo to a bachelors' club.

It was all jnrearianged boforetho final meeting of tho vanquish-ed organization, aud when thomembers caino together thoy allbuow the club was to be disband-ed.

Postmaster Stoddard, accordingto the report made public yester-day in Alameda, bogan tho pro-ceedings by moving that tho read-ing of tho minutes of tho preced-ing meeting bo dispensed with.

r'Burn 'om up!" nnd "Wo don'twant to hear them!" wore amongtho shouts heard in response, andthen President Smiley made aspeech. Ho said, in part:

"1 had hopes that this clubwould fill a long-fe- lt want andaccomplish an abundanco of goodfor its mombors, but I realize thatI was sadly mistaken. Tlio ex-perience of tho last four days hastaught mo a sad lesson. If thisthing keeps up much longer lifowill coaso to liavo any charmwhatevor for mo."

Judgo St. Sure and LawyerSimpson aroso simultaneously tosay thnt if the club woro to bedisbanded tho proceedings shouldbo in a legal manner, so as toleave no doubt that tho organiza-tion had gono out of existence.

Others told of their porsonalhardships during the trouble, andthen suddenly a motion to ad-

journ sino dio was carried with awild hurrnh and tho momborshurried away to toll tho enemy oilabout it.

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Tho pooplo of Cincinnati aretaking stops to erect a statue ofGonoral Sobulon Piko, tho discov-erer of Pike's Peak.

Lecocq, tho composer of "LaFillo do Madamo Angot," is try-ing to got a divorce from tho wifoto whom ho hns boon married fortwenty years on tho ground of in-

compatibility of temper.

Don Carlos, tho Spanish pre-tender, is ono of tho handsomestand most fascinating mon in Eu-rope. His restless spirit finds so-ln-

in nhnntnnt travel, nnd lie iapassionately fond of fox-bunti-

ana an exciting sporis.A unique distinction belongs to

Sir Robert Rawlinson, K. G. G.that ofboiug tho only soldier whohas boon knocked out of tho sad-dle by a cannon ball without be-ing killed. Tho identical forty-two-pou-

Hhbt is preserved byLady Rawlinson as nn interestingrelic.

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IN THE CHINESE QUARTER.

OHKVr TIMES OVER TUB tlKVTVKAR CKI EllnATION.

The Uacrptlon nt the Clilnfae UnitedSociety' Headqnnrter at Moon

Scene In fchlnntnwn.

There was unwonted activity intho Chinese Quarter last nightafter 5 o'clock. Storekeepeis werebusily engaged in having a gen-

eral clearing out and cleaning up.Floors woro scrubbed nnd win-

dows washed until a lato hour.which it is safe to say had notboon touched sinco tho laBt celebra-tion. Boxes, countors and mer-chandise woro piled away in

corners in order toturn tho stores into receptionrooms for tlio next few days.Numerous little stands nnd tablesfor tho salo of Chinese lilies worooccupying tho Bidewalks and tradewiib iivuiy. jvury uuiubbu mublhavo somo lilies in full blossomfor tho Now Tear, and manyof those who wore employed outof town neglected to provide them-selves until Inst night. Lilies innatural stato and dwarfed bothseomod to find ready salo accord-ing to tho number and conditionof tho blossoms. Prices rangedgenerally at 25 and 50 cents, whilefancy specimens commanded threeand four dollars. Poorer and im-

mature specimens realized onlyfivo or ton cents.

Tho Chinese barbers did a rush-ing business and tho way theirsharp pointed, thin and flexiblerazors found their way around thonoses, oyolids and elirs of custom-ers was wonderful to behold.

The candy stores did a rushingbusiness and woro surroundedfrom early dusk with crowds ofchildren who were investing theirnickels in fresh candy of tho NowYear variety. This was exposedfor salo on big trays and consist-ed of coconnuts, sliced nnd inothor forms; melons, ornngos, ap-ples, lemonSj limos and Chineseoranges, sliced and enndiod;together with nil kinds ofnuts fixed after tho stylo of pea-nut candy. One store on Ma-unak- ea

street had a lot of hollowcandy men and women, horses,soldiers, etc., which seomod tocaptivate tho infantilo Chineseoyo to tho great personal emolu-ment of the proprietor. Thosostores made no pretence of shut-ting up till noar midnight, unlessthoir stock was sooner disposedof.

At midnight a gonoral dischargoof bombs and firoornckers an-

nounced that tho Now Year hadcommenced and that John hadlaid aside all caro for a timo andbegun toonjoy himsolf in hisown peculiar way. All night longtho dm was kopt up and it is stillgoing on.

Pntrons of Chineso restaurantshad to tako what they could gotthis morning, for John had notime to make fancy biscuits, corn-brea- d

and such like. Most pro-prietors, howovor, offered wine orsamshu to thoir customers andfelt hurt if tho offer was not ac-

cepted.At noon today the following

Chineso firms rocoivod thoirfriends nnd callers at their res-pective placos of business, in thousunl open-hande- d stylo for whichChinese firms are noted in thiscity:

Wing Wo Chan Co., Wing WoTni Co., Kwong Tong Iling Co.,Tom Chung Koo, W. W. Ahnnn,Wing Tni Lung, Po Sinjj TongWo Sing, Hnrng Lung Iveo LinTni Co., Lin Sing Keo, KwongHip Lung, Hop Hmg, Keo Ohong,On Tni, Ahlo, Ono Wo, Tong OnJan, Yoo Chan, and many others.

At all of tho abovo places moreor loss elaborate spreads wore sotout, and wines, liquors, cignrs anM

confections woro at tho service ofnil comers.

At tho headquarters of thoChineso Unitod Society on Kincstreet, near Nuuanu, tho Hawaiianband was stationed on tho bal-cony and played from 11:30 until

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2 p. m., during' whiclj time a con-stant Btreaui olj visitors poured in,nmong thorn being a number ofladies. An elegant collation wasspread in ono room, tho pieco doresistanco being stuffed roastturkoy. Champagne and tea wereserved, ico cream and cako toppedoff tho feaBt, whilo dolicatolyflavored Chinese confections worelaid out on fancy tables in tlioHallway and reception room.

Goo Kim, president; WongKwai, vico - president; ChangKim, secretary, and Wong WaFuy, treasurer, of tlio UnitedChineso Society, received tho visit-ors, assisted by tho followingprominont business mon: UngChnn, Chu Kim, So CJioy, LulcChong, Ong Young, Ho Fon, edi-tor Chinese News, and othora.Goo Kim aud his principalaids were dressed in magnificentrobes of many colors.

Among tho cnllors woro ChiefJustice Judd nnd Associuto Jus-tice Whiting of tho SupremoCourt, A. S. Willis, United StatesMinister, accompanied by Cap-tain Pigninn of the U.' Slv S. Ben-nington; Ministers King,' Cooporand Damon of tho Huwaiin Cabi-net; J.F.Hnckfold,Qorman Consul;C. A. Weight, consul for Swedenand Norway; Senator H. W.Schmidt, Jas. D. Scott of Hud-Bon- 's

Bay Co., J. M. Mousarrat,Drs. Coopor, Murray and Howard:Revs. Dr. Hydo, D. P. Birnio andF. W. Damon; Mesdamos I. A.Lowell, A. W. Keech, S. J.Devlin, F. W. McChesney,H. P. Wnlton nnd othor ladies;Herman Focko, Thos. E. Wall, F.E. Nichols, Postmnstor Gonoral J.Morton Oat, F. B. Oat, RufusHosraor Draper, H. Lose, W. F.Allen, John Hopp. B. L. Finney,A. S. Humphreys, Samuel Parker,W. H. Cornwall, Major W. T.Soward, W. W. Hall, DeputyAttorney General E. P. Dole,T. Rain Walker, British Vico-Coiihu- I;

Paul Neumann, GhnrlosCreighton, officers of tho U. S. S.Bennington, Captain Martin oftho bark Velocity, A. S. Hart-wol- l,

L. A. Thurston, W. L.Stanley, W. R. Castle, W. G.Irwin, E. O. Macfarlano, It.Lowers, J.G.Sponcort M.Louisson,O. Bolto, J. W. Girvm (secretaryChineso bureau of Foreign Office),W. E. Pettingor of Portland, Or.,J. A. Hoppor, W. L. Hop por, W.C. Woodon, J. A. Mngoon, mom-bors of tho press and many others.

Fleming Du Bignon of Savan-nah is regarded as likely to bo thonext United States Sonntor fromGeorgia. er Crisp wantstho placo,bnt many Democratsobiect to him bocauso lie wnn lim-- n

in England, Secretary Hpko Smithisaiso a canuiuato, but Jns ene-mies opposo him on the groundthat ho is a uativo of North Caro-lina.

Tho delay in tho arrival of theMiowora is tho cause of muchcommont. Tho last hoard of thevessel was from a Sydney dis-pato- h

in an Auckland paper whichstated thnt sho would probablygot away on January 25th.

A Promoter of Teinperauee.Stastistics show that tlio Increasing gen-

eral consumption of beer Is followt i by adecrcaso of consumption of nkohollc ilrlnke,and lliat It It, strange to say, a promoter oftemperance. Uccr today Is tilts favoritebeverage of the American people, and It Isconsumed not only by tho thirsty publ to Indrinking placet, but In the homes of tlio d

by the whes, mothers and daught-ers thereof. Its wholesome, llesh-glvi- ng

qualities, Its Imlgoratlng and stimulatingnature, havo placed It not In the list of luxu-ries, but of necessities, to a pooplo whoso Intinslty of nerve force Is such, under the con-dition of our cllmatQ andatmoeplieri', as todemand a beverage that Is at once gratifying,soothing and refreshing. Tills Is what goodbeer Is and this Is why brer has become thodrink of tho country. Naturally enough thaculture, of beer has progressed to a pointwheru a distinct national success has beenachieved. Always never asleep,tho Seattle llitiehu anil Malting Co. have keptin the front ranks --and today are proud thatthey ran offer as good a bottle of beer as themost oxactlng could desire.

In order to Impress upon your mind thefact that the Seattle JJreurltig ami MnltlnQ Co'tbeers are Mild, Light, Urigbt and Lhcly, wobelow gh e the average, per cent of alcohol Invatlous liquors In comparison:

WntoJrr" Her 8.4 per cent"Oiltunic" nr. 3.4 " "Ale.... 74

80 ' "'Cider. .jClaret VJM "Whisky 51.0 '

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THE LIQUOR BUSINESS

Tr.niEnANOK oiiuamzatiomkHOLD ADJOINT ItlftUUNSION.

SiicKfatlona OITered for Still FurtherIlestrlctlng thtSale ifLlquor In

Thin City.

That a determined effort to stillfurther restrict tho liquor trafficin theso islands, nnd especially inHonolulu, will bo mndo at thecoming session of tho Legisla-ture is apparent from the meet-ing hold at tho Y. M. O. A. lastevening It was called by jointcommittees of tho Y.M.C.A. and theW. O. T. U. for tho pnrnoso ofdiscussing tho proposed measuresto bajidopfod, and to bo presontedbofore tho joint Legislative Com-

mittee. ;

J. B. Athorton was mndo chair-man of tho meeting and W. W.Hall secretary. Rev. H. W. Peckwjas asked to stato tlio object of thomeeting and said that it wasto discuss certain plans for re-ducing tho oyils arising from tholiquor traffic in Hawaii. Thef;ontloman then proceeded to

plan, which has al-ready been civon to readers of tlioBulletin in a previous issue. Ina fow words his scheme providesfor the organization of a stockcompany with a capital of $200,-00- 0

which shall control tho entireUndo of tho islands. The netearningB of tho corporation be-yond 0s per cent to revert to thegovernment.

Mrs J. M. Whitney on behalfof tho Woman's Christian Tempor-anc- o

Union said that that or-ganization would bo satisfied with,nothing less than absolute pro-hibition, but favored Mr. Peck'sproposition on tho principle thathalf a loaf was better than nobroad.

Dr. Hydo favored restriction, asho thought it was impossible to ob-tu- in

prohibition.W. R. Ca8tlo gavo a synopsis of

tho proposed bill and said it em-bodied tho host features of theNorwegian and South Carolinianliquor laws.

After a gonoral discussion thefollowing committee? was appoint-ed to appear boloro tho Legisla-tive Commission on Friday:Messrs. Pock, Bowon and W. R.Castle, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Halland Mrs. Grooh.

Improvements are being madeto tho front of Wnterhouse'scrockery store on Queen street.

The Chineso Now Year hasmade business in all tho storestoday extremely dull.

Omar Khayyam's memory wascolebratod in London recently ata dinner given by mombors of thoclub which boars his name.

It is said that Captain Lindsay,lately commanding of tho Coptic,will take command of tho A V intoStar steamer Majestic on her nexttrip.

Texas proposps to lay a tax of$50 on all unmarried men 30 yearsold or more unless thoy canmako oatli that they havo tried tomarry and failed.

MiBS Phoniq King had a badfall from hor bicyclo on Fortstroot about 1:45 thiB afternoonaud narrowly escaped gotting un-der tho wheels of a passing streetcar.

Attention is cnllml fn 41, .--

coivor's salo nt auction of theClub Stabols Co. property, n soho--rlnln of whinli ia mimialinsl ... Jl.:issue by James F. Morgan, auo- -uonoor. xnore are Known to botwo rivals in tho field for its pos-session, and tho salo nt nAnn Vr-i-h

day will attract much attention.Mr. Alai died at his residence

No. 198 King street this morning.Tho body has boon ombalmed byMr. Edward A. WillianiB and willbo kopt until tho arrival of hisbrother-in-la- w who is stoward oftho W. G. Hall. Notice of inter- -...... 4. ...Ml . lli iiiuiiv win iij.'uiir iiuoi'.

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In tlic Vimt Two Ycnr.

A roport which is printed in.arecont numbor of a German modicnl journal is calculated to roboliolora o its torrors. It presentsstatistics of the progress of theplnguo in Gorniany for tho yoar189-1- , from which it appears thatthoro wore 100 1 cases from May23 to December 15, 490 of whichresulted fatally. Tho populationof tho empire in that year boing

it follows that tho per-centage of coses per 10,000 inhabitants Mas 0.2, and of mortality0.1 per 10,000. Tho plague was itsworst on the Kussinn and Ualicauborder, and vory few cases wororecorded in tho districts contiguousto Holland, IJolgium and franco.In 1891, as in most other poriodsof contagion, tho cholera enteredGermany from Russia by way oftho Vistula. Indeed, all tho med-ical reports agree that water traflicis much moro to bo feared as amedium for spreading tho plaguethan railway or wagon trailic.Tho German health authoritieshad Bomo troublo at first in con-vincing tlw men engaged in rivoitransportation that they must subnut to survoillanco for tho nublicgood, but now they rocognio thopolicy of activelywith tho sanitary boards at thofirst outbreak of tho plague.

Too much cannot be said inpraiso of tho splendid work ac-complished by tho Gorman Olio-lora Commission in 1894. Thoregulations for checking thoplague wero at first legarded asunduly restrictive, and the healthofficers charged with enforcingthem mot with considerable oppo-sition. Tho ond justified thomeans, however. In Homburgnot a singlo case of cholera oepurred, and there wero only sixin tho whole Elbe district. A ta-

ble made by Professor Fluggoillustrates tho improvement inGerman methods of combatingcholera, for it shows that in thodistrict of Oborschlesieu thorowero but 34G cases in 1894, ascompared with 90G9 in 18GG, 5903in 1848, 5498 in 1855, 4438 in 18G7and 4324 in 183G. Tho lowest re-cord in any previous year of gen-eral infection was 898 in 1851.Professor Fluggo gives Koch thocredit of teaching his contempo-raries how to deal effectively withtho plague.

That cholera is no longor formi-dable if precautionary moasurosare tak'ou is proved conclusivelyby tho exemption of tho Gormansoldiors during tho period of mob-ilization in tho Vistula districtlast year. At tho timo, in spito oftho preralonco of tho plague inEast and "West Prussia, an armyof many thousands of men wasengaged in manouvors, but not asinglo case of cholera Occurredamong thorn. It is interesting tonote tho instructions issued toprotect thiMU naninst contaciouThey woro allowed to drink onlywator that had boon boiled; whon-ov- or

their clothing camo in contact with Vistula water it was takenoff at once nud sent to tho barracks for disinfection; and afterovorv drill each man was compolled to wash his hands with soapAll IJltlU Olllll tttllUl. JLA1U UU

oral health of tho troops wasnever bettor. Now York Even-ing Sun.

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David Dayton.

I liave some cli-ents who wanthouses to live in.

David Dayton.191-t- f Merclinut atreet.

HIEPER'S EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE delivered and check-e- d

to any Steamer. Furnitureund Pianos carefully movod atEoasonablo Rates.

Satisfaction GuarantaEdiFort and Queen Sta.

Day Tel. 912, Eesidenco Tel. G43.205-t- f

W. H. WINCHESTER,HARNESS MAKER AND SADDLER.

Soils Hawaiian trees and rs

English saddles.Onr Motto is :

"Tako Pains and Koop Customors."

115BothelSt., bctweonKing nnd Hotel,Telophono 030. 152-t- f

Wanted at the Louvre Saloon,

01 Nuuauu Street.5000 mou daily to drink tho 5000

..FAMOUS SEATTLE BEER,..

ICE COLD ON DRAUGHT.

EDWARD & HARRY,Postofflco Box 475 - Uonolula.

132-G-

COMMERCIAL SALOONCor. Niiuiuiit and Hcrotiiula Stt.

T. ICUVKN. Iflnnasor.

COOL FRESH BEER!On Draught and tho Standard Brands of

Bottlo Beer.

FINE WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINE8 ANDFRENCH LIQUORS.

TAIILE Olllirr A SPECIAtTV.200-t- f

Ring Up Ring Up

290 290

For a Hack,rora Carriage.

152--

CRITERION

ShavingiParlorsFRANK PAOHECO, Propr.

Fort St. Opp. Pantheon Stables.21G-2-

JOHN PHILLIPS,k

PLTJMBBR,Hotel St., near Fort. Tol. 802.

206-- U

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4. .1 ' - ryoxhaustcd, and now- -

fcare on hand ! 1.

Scottish Union and Na-tion-al

Insurance Co.

UNDERSIGNED HAS RECEIVEDTHE appointment of Agont for tho . Ha-niin- n

Inlands of tho nboo Oompany,nhich is ono of tho stroncost finnncially intho world, nud is prepared to take risks attho rcgnlar rates.

Capital $30,000,000.Total ASSctS, $4 1,372.606.

JOHN S. WALKER.

FOXMPOI!Van Doom & Co., Fort Street

KoxtXucas' 1'laniuR Mill, will havefrosh every day

MACHINE MADE POlFROM THE

SALIHIffOI FACTORY,Which will bo sold to fnmilles in largo or

small quantities. No ContaintILS rPRXISIIED.

W. L. WILCOX,13ltf. Proprietor Kalihi Pol Taotory.

Store open i:enlugs.

LAftSEN'S

EXPRESSKlAO AND NCUAN0 STREETS.

Telephone S4CJ.Comment isjunnectssay.

WM. LARSEIST.135-f- f

N. P. BURGESSRepairs Garden Hosj, spniUen. Water Taps.

Etc, tic.

Saw Filing nnd nil kinds of Tools Shnrp-ene- d,

including Curving Knives nnd Sois- -Rnrfl.Tjnwn Tfni ftrHrnnftlriil nml fnrrnvifAlso, Sotting Glnes in fnot nil kinds oftiuuuing. vorK caitca tor nnct returned.Shop nnd rcsidonco en Millor street.Ring up Telophono 852. Mf

Fine Fresh Frozen

Columbia SaimonCity Meat Market.

105-- tf J. Tinker, Proprietor.

Merchants Exchange8. I. SHAW, Proprietor.

Corner Kins X Nunnnu Streets, Itouululn

Cliolco Liquors and Fine Jloor,

Telophono 401.

Practical Painters,Decorative Paper-hangin- g

and Calcimining- a Specialty.Paints Mizod to Order while yon wait.

Pots and Brushes Loaned Free

WARING BLOCK,210-t-f Beretania and Fort Streots.

HAWAIIANCOLLECTION AGENCY.

020 MERCHANT STREETOld Bulletin Building.

Collections Promptly A1xenaea to.

Woney Dellredthe Day of Collection.'BISSEU.TH0MA8. HUGH P. KINa

iiij" ijfift k i ''!, )4i''Jfe'f

.inn ! inna . iir.li.i, . r--i . n i.i n 1

E1TEHY i MilN I HIS i

DR. POTTIE'SCELEBRATED LIVE STOCK REMEDIES

FOR THE CURE

HORSES, CATTLS, SHEEP,

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-:- - -:- - -:- -

,,

Tho marvelous remedy which prevents

Hair Falling OutFOR SALE BY

Solo Agent, Honolulu.JS" Nct pamphlet freo application. Rox 293, Tclephbne 20. 106-t- f

iSio.ab mTEL. 604

Family V Cgati

Grocer, lN M

DISEASES

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HOTEL STREET, OPPOSITE ARLINGTON BLOCK,

CHOICE FRESH GROCERIESJust opened full nrd assortment of tholuxuries and dolictcies from ovory civilized nation,which will bo sold lower than tho lowest.

J. T. Waterhouse.

Cfcneon Stx-ee-t Stox-o- .

GROCERY DEPT.

EVAPORATED PRtllTS.PEACHES,

PEAES,

APPLES, ETC.

in Tins nnd Jars. Assorted Ohut-noy- s,

Hams nud Paeon, Potted

Moats, Boston Baked Beans and

Cereals.

MERCHANDISE DEPT.

DRY GOODS,

BLANKETS,

DRESS TRIMMINGS,COTTON GOODS,

DENIMS,

X L LIME.

CROCKERY DEPART-MENT.

STONEWARE,

OHINAWARE,

HAVILAND CHINA,

LAMPS, ETC,HARDWARE.

FORT STEET, NO 10.

DRY GOODS,

LACES,

TRIMMINGS,

LINENS.

JohnT "Waterhouse.193-t-f

ei Street.Waller Makaqek.

WHOLESALE AND DETAIL

BUTCHERSAND

Navv Contractors.A New Abstract Office.

As a result of 15 year's oxpori- -OTirn' tllA Aliatrnnf Pnainoo'iinm prepared to rnnko Abstracts ofTitle in a most thorough, acournteand comploto "manner, and onshort notice.

T?. W.,MAHuraEY.In.W. O. Smith's Office." .118

Fort Strdfct. 215-t-f

LAJC SIKTQ KEE.pcvmdci:.

ALTjKiNnsnvTmwAUR nnnnjfpnv.s.. ,':--jr.z -'- -' -- "-r; :'".""w.i Tory jqweai priCM. IVtnif Itrcetrnabal and Ewa Munak'ea.

22UI

Si .ii'Af v

OWN HDRSB DDCTdR.

OF

DOGS, BWlBB..ADr. POULTRY.

ALSO

on P. O.

bk

TEL- - 604

Peoples

Store. .

a comploto

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SILKS,

Q. J. ...

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BRAUNSCHWEIGER - & - CO,Importers anoLIquor Merchants.

No. G, Drumm Streot, - - San Francisco.

FOlt SALE IN BULK.Amfiiican Boorbon WmsKifH in Bond per

barrol coutainiug about 40 gallons eachat various prices according to ago andquality.

California Grape Brandy in Bond porbarrol ot about 40 to GO gallons.

CASE QOODS.Also the celebrated Case IVhiMliet :

"Extra Pony" Bourbon Whisky, 12 bottlesj3 gallons per case.

"Beorprass" Uourbon Whisky, 12 bottlos, 22-- gallons per case.

"Old Pioneer" Bourbon Whisky, 12 bottles,2 2-- 5 gallons per enso.

"Tennessee Whito Ityo" Whisky, 12 bottles,2 2 G gallons per case.

OALIKOKNIA TOIIT WINES, SnERIUES,ANGELICA. '

Send orders by naail. Satisfaction guaranteed,

Braunschweiger & Co.,Hl-lr- a No. 6, Drumm street.

' V I 11 IBhlH- - MJ lilt tK m

M 'I ' Uf 1 ill r I '

II 0

Jill500 PAIR

-- or-

PANTALOONSFRO'lvi ,S6.00 UP.

TYPEWRITING tHAND COPYING..UISS M. ,F.. LISPIERER.

OrriCEi Hawaijon .Abstract ftnd.;TitloCompany, .corner Fort and

200-t- f Merchant'Sts.

Jose Do .Espirito Santo,

Guitar 51' Maker.

' ' '"lak'de'bfVrtaVWiln'Wopaa:BEAo'fiAEiJi3rai(&'.

130 Fort STree't ' Opposite Club StablesGl-t- f.

'MdiuM!m&&rtltffy

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tmmRMfaww-tiwi--?v,-krTifsuirHHm'. r .(araww -- tv i' j .' - trw ,,,;J.'"'.,r'.'- - '' ' ; .'

HWTW HIIIIWM'J'1'II'WII WWWIWIMWWI

woman scvritAGK iii:mamui.

I.nrgo Delegation Apponrn Ilcl'iirc tlioHcnnte Committee.

A "Washington dispatch of Jan-

uary 28, received at Honolulu bythe schooner Aloha, Bays: A dele-

gation numbering uearly 200 la-

dies this morning appeared beforotho"Seiiat6 Cornmittoo on WomanSufffoeo. oE which Mr, Call ofFlorida is chairman, and boiiio.twenty of thorn, presidents of asmany Stato organizations, arguedin favor of universal suffrago rindtho, addption of au amendment tothe constitution extending th6voting1 franchise 'to the gentlerBOX.

At its Boesion this af tornoon thoNational Woman Suffrago Asso-

ciation adopted resolutions de-

manding sulTrago for all Ameri-can citizenB of tho United States

women and mon upon reason-able conditions, attainable by allas a right and not as a privilege,and re oi sing in tho admission ofUtah into tho Union as a thirdwoman-Buffrng- o Stato.

Tho resolutions also domandStato and National legislation thatmothers shall have equal custodyand control with fathers over theirminor children.

This ovoning's session closedtho Woman's Suffrago Convention.Spoechos wore made by Rev. An-

na Howard Shaw, Lillio DovorouxBlako, Harriot May Mills, EmmaSmith Dovoo and Annio L. Diggsof Kansas. Tho closing remarksworo mai lo by Miss Anthony.

No CIihiicc to Ilrnff In Heaven.

"Mr. Moody has a popular andvery telling way of 'hitting tho

errors so rifo in tho theologicalthinking of many persons today.

Speaking of solvation by graco hohas said: 'It is well that a mancan't savo himsolf ; for if a mancould work his own way intoheaven you would never hear tholast of it. Why, down hero in thoworld if a man happons to got alittle nhnad of Iub follows andscrapes a few thousand dollars to-

gether, you'll hoar him braggingabout his being a self made man anatelling how ho began as a poorboy and worked his way up in thoworld. I've heard so much of thissort of thing that I'm sick andtired of tho wholo business; andI'm glad wo shan't havo monbragging through all eternity howthey worked their way intoheaven.' " Tho Mid-Contine-

Piorro Lorillard, tho tobaccomillionaire, does not uso thoweed in any form; which maybo fair and is cortainly politic.

Thoro will bo a special sale ofDr. Jaeger's Sanitary "Wool nr

nt Truoy's, to rodnoostock. Prices will bo S3 por suitfor rogular sizes, and $3.50 persuit for extra larRo sizes. Ladios'buUb, all Bizos, white and natural,at $3 yersuit. Do not lot thisopportunity pass to got tbosogoods at much .less than theirvaluo. as tho salo will only lasttill Btook is roduced.

"When you havo picture framingdono at King Bros , you got thebenefit of fifteen years' experiencewithout extra charge.

Meohanics' Homo, oornor Hoteland Nuuanu streets, lodging byday, wook or month. .Terms: 25and 50 cents por night $1, and

1.25 per week.

Island iowolryis vory popularfor souvenirs. It isXraanufacturedto order at H. G. Biart's, on Fortstreet. Gold wire names madewhile you wait.

A. J. Derby, D.D.S., Dontaloffice Cottago No, 100, Alakeastreet, telephone No. 615. Officehours 9 a.m. to 4 r.M.

Oil paintings of tho Volcano allsizes and prices at 'King Bros,Hotol St.

Why Havo You

Been stricken with dlseoso whllo your neighbor escaped, or 'vlcc-vcrs- a ? Both wure alllioexposed, but In one case tho dlscaao germsfound lodgement In the Impuro blood andweakened system, while In the other theWood was kept puroby Hood's Sarsapnrllla,and tho body was la a condition of goodhealth.

Hoop's Piixs aro purely vcgotable and donot purgo, pain or grip. ,som uy an uruggisis.

07--

EOBERT GRIEVE.Book and Job PrinterMorohant Stroot, Honolulu, H. I.

Over Hawaiian NewsOompnny'sBook Store. my 13.

SubHeribo for tho EYENINO Bol-LETI-

75 cents per month.

MJl JvmmlmiAiM wwwiii ''

UN TA1 GO410 Hotr.1 streot, near Nuuanu.

ImportersOf All Kinds of Provisions,

AtSO -

Chinese Tea andGinger,

GROCERIES, -:- - RICE,All kinds of Canned Fruit, Cigars,and a forge assortment of goods toonumerous to mention at tho very

LOWEST PRICES.204-2-

is$

MUBbfc.l 'Z -- -

V . 9 M JJ-- Jhfov ciL - rp 50rajroserSo npofTf

AHo'berALeci lJ

(,csOjSjotitu, ak 43 Muuanu ST.

217-t- f

AHI,MANUFACTURER, : UPHOL-

STERER : AND : DEAL-ER : IN . . . .

Furniture, Bedding, Etc., Etc.Contractor and Bulldor.

No. 89, Nuuanu street.HnB on band Collins, Camphor Trunks,

Matting, Wardrobes, Desks, Matrcsscs, ete.

fff Call in and inspect goods.160-t- t

Orient Planing Mill,VING FAT & CO.,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,

Furniture of all kinds msdo and repaired-Ilulldln-

houe'es and isnklne; rlcu mills nI. 0. Box 1WJ, corner King and Ucthel

strcots. 143

WING WO & CO.,Manufacturers and doalers in Ladles',

Qents'and Children's

Boots, - Shoes, - 0 - Gaiters.No. 35 Nuuanu St. T.O.BoxlOS.

Honolulu.gJmT" Boots and Shoes mado to order in

best style at Wholesale and Retail prices.148-t- f

European Restaurant.COO, Hotel street.

CHOCK SING, Manager.First-clas- s meals at regular rates. Fowl

served on Thursdays and Sundays.Board by weok $4 ,C0.

fW For best quality of Manilla Cigars,Cigarettes and Tobaoco como to flop Slug'snoit door. 147-t- f

SING WO,Corner King and Bethel streets,

Dealer in Cigars and TobaccosBest brands of Manilla Cigarsand finest Cigarettes.

At lowest prices. 43-- 1

S. KIMURA,Wholesale Dealer in Japanese

Wines.Liquors and Provisions, Sakl a specialty,

Allen Street. Telephone 703.lCl-l- y

QUONG SAM KEE & CO.

Importers and Dealers In

General Merchandise,145.tf Oomor King and Maunakea Sts.

C T. AKANANo. 324, Nuuanu street.

V MERCHANT TAILOR, YFine Suitings mado to order at lowest prices.145 Clothes cleaned and repaired.

TOM CHUNG KEE,No. 47, ... Nuuanu street.

Dealer in Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes.

Boots and Shoes to order. I uso tho bestmaterial. Goods warranted towcar well. 143- -

CHIN WO & CO.Young Ah In, Mgr,

Corner Bcretanla and Nuuanu sts., Honolulu.MCE PLANTEH'S-Alwa- ys havo for salo thobest quality or rice. Our rlco marked WOOis guaranteed to bu Al.

AgentB for tho following rlco plantations:Palama, Halawa. Moaualua, Walklkl, Walpio.Kalawao, Kawaluapa and WMoll, uauu, anuHnnalel, Kauai.

145 Tel. 318. PO Box 242.

XT. Fernandez,Notary Public and Typewriter

11 KAAHUMANU 8THEET,I P. 0. Box 330, Telephone 315.

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EVENING BULLETIN, FEBRUARY

Lrffirtffjj'

480.

-- Beautiful gillf carisEmbroidered Screens and Covers.

FINE SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR.ELEGANT LINE MEN'S FURNISHINGS.

Large Baskets and Hampers.Rupert) LacquerWare arid Bronze.

s:. "fubuya.Hotel streot, to O.rdway & l'ortcr. 182-- tf

SELLING AT- - COSTTo claso out the, stock,

Drawn Work, '...'Silk Spreads,3?ajaiiiassOux'tains, Etc.,

Will be sold at cost or less.

SHIRT WAISTS AT 50 CTS. EACH AND HELMETS AT 25 CTS.

A. BARNES.

P, 0. Box

OF

next

FOUNDTHE CHEAPEST ON THE TO

Buy New Second-Han- dFURNITURE.

..IS

CORNER OF

King & Nuuanu Sts.

ICSI

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Free Eods and Bait

889.

X-i- se

502 KING STREET.Opposite Metropolitan Meat Co.

By every California steamer.

Importers of all kinds of Groceries, Fruits,Canoed Goods, Cigars and Tobaccos,

at Lowest Prices.

Fresh Vegetables Always on Hand.

Tobacco and Cigars.Old

HO YEN KEE & CO.,

and dealers inCltOCKEBY, ETC., ETC.

Water Pipes, laid and repaired,and plumbing neatly executed.

14- 2- No 41, Nuuanu street.

FOR . . .

ETC,At lowest prices, go to

wirtu i mi mnu,J4I-- 831 Nuuanu street.

CHEONG KEE CO.

All kinds of tinwaro, crockery,etc, at lowest prices

141 Nuuanu and Hotel stroots

ItESTAURANT.Moals at All Hours. Open from m. to1 o'clock at night. Saturday, open allnight. 21 tiokcta for $40. EverythingClean. IIOTEI STREET,214 Opposite- Pantheon Saloon.

L.No. 408, Nuuanu street.

Das just receivod a new lino ofDRY GOODS, LADIES AND GENTS'

SHOES AND GENERAL MERCnAN.DISE.

Agent for the following ricoWaipio, Walawn, Waimalu, Waialua,Knncohe and Kapalania,

ggg My ricoI. nnd is guaranteed Al,P. O. Box 114, 109.

143"

12. 1890." jyM S - ......j

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(Mrs. Lacks)FORT STREET STOIE.

Telephone 245Mutual

AT THE.

PLACE ISLANDS

&

J..X. u HonoluluU. 1.

SARATOGATHE

Bathing ResortAT

Exclusive and Attractive. Jing Fisting".Furnished.

GET OFF THE TRAM AT BISHOP'S SWITCH

Telephone EllSIn.gr Co.,

HISSEC:-- : FRUITS

JPlxmxborsGLA8SWAUE,

TINWARE, CROCKERY, HARD-

WARE, CIGARS,

YEE OHONG,

AHLO,

plantations:

frnailKaneoholsniurked

Telophono

GRASS HOUSE

WAIK1KI.

& AEV1MAM NOW prepared to accept your ordersI luruyuing, au Kinus oi coiion goods,

woolens, silks, crepes, lawns, etc, atcheapest prices:

N ItHVAMOTO,182-- tt Kaullke street makalof King street.

HOP HING & COMPANY,Wholesale Dealers In

Chlnceo Silk, Tea, and Matting,Liquors and Manila Cigars, English and

American Groceries.402 Hotel street. - - - - Telephone 147.

AH PING,Dealer in Chinese Tea, Cigars,

Tcanut Oil, Sugar, Soap,Candles, etc, at lowestmarttet price. . : . .

Cornor Nuuanu and l'auahi stroots. 143--

ASTOE HOUSE,f(AH CHOCK, Propr.)

Meals 25 Cents. gJN?N,D. .Frivato Room for Ladies.

Goiuten Hotel and Union Sts.

LIN SING KEE,I?lum.ber Ss Tinsmith.

Do dor In Tin and AgatoWarc.All kinds of l'lumbtugdoiio in a Satisfactory

Marnier at Lowest Kates.P. O 150x274. 403 Hotel St.

Choc Chee & Co., Merchant Tailors,

Clothes Cleaned and Repnirod.No. 322 Nuuann Stroot.

21Cly T. O. Box 23.1.

YUEN' LEE,' 228 Quuen Streot,

Oiffars and Tobacco,LA CONSTANCIA CIGARS

And Other Fine Brands, Wholeualo and' ' Retail. 217 tf

SNOWBALL FACTORYKlnuu and Punohbowl Streeta.ICE-:-CREA- M!

1ST Delivered to all parts of tho city.I'Telephono 073. 200-t- f

T. B. MURRAY,KING STREET.

Fitted up uvith till tho Modern

Appliances for

Manufacturing, and Repairing Vehicles

of Every Description.

Blacksmithing and Horso Shooing.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

TeleplxorLe ST203-l- f

For Sale or to Rent.A desirable dwelling houso on

HftBsincor streot. Apply toTho Hawaiian Sato Dopositand Investment Company'Fort Btreot. t

IT. ECOKN"ZE3 .tt. JSL. JczJ Jew juBREAD, PJES and CAKES

Of all kinds.

V Tho finest imported confectionery,185-t- f Hotel Btrco ' xt Forti

PANTHEON SALOON,FOHT AND HOTEL STS.

HeadQuartcrs EDlernrisc Brcwinor Co'

Tnc

Largest Consignment of Beorthat over arrived hero, now

on 'DraughtJ. DODO, Prop'i

Beaver Saloon,H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.

The Best Lunch in Town

Tea and Coffeeat altj nonns.

THE FINEST BRANDS OP

Cigars and TobaccoAIAVAYB ON UAND.

cufsiOF

ALLKINDS

MADE BY i.

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p THE COT-MAIE- R

EVENING 6ULLHTIN OFflCE.TEL 15 b. 60Q NN& ST.

Castle & Cooke(Limited)

HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

Genera!

MerchandiseAgriculturalImplementsandPlantationSupplies.

F. O. JONES. E. A. JONES

The Hawaiian

SAFE DEPOSITand

Investment Co.HAVE FOR SALE

A Few Shares of

Pala Suirar Stock.Ilawnlian Sutrnr Co. Stock.

AI.80

fXaivniluu Govcrjimcnt nnd 1stMortgapo Stifrnr Plnnta- -

tlon IIoihIh.' &T I"or pnrticulnra npply to

The Hawaiian SafoDoposit &Investment Company,

408 Furt Street Honolulu

Empire Saloon.A general stock of Liquors, Ales ad

Wines.

FRKSir I1KKU ALWAYS ON DKlUGHT.

OUR PORT AND SHERRY,

Are of the finest and come to i

direct from Europe.

OUR MCBRAYER WHISKEY

Imported straight from Loui.vilfe, Ky.

JAMES OLDS, Prop.48-t- f

J. J.Sur.uvAif, J. fJiroKLBr,Preildent. Soo'r.

FasMonSlaMesCcUiHonolulu, II. I.

Sc&IiIVan & BocKiiKT, Mnn'R're.

FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES

in tho City, with Competent and Care-ful Drivora.

Siand at tho Pantheon Stables,Corner of Fort nnd Hotel Streets.

TcfcupnoNK:Haw'n Hotel Stables, 82.Pantheon Stables, &lt

tf Fashion Stnbles. 148.

CAN'T BE BEAT!WHAT?

My $10.00 JBath TuIm, lined with beciquulity, No. 10 ziuc, 0 in. Pipe, Chain andI'lug, with wood rim all complete. Otherdcnlurs (aro dnmfonnded, and resort to allmnnucr of Tricks nnd Kicnfcs.

Bo not deceived, tbebo Rath Tubs hayobeen Bold for S 14 until I reduced tho price.

I am prepared to do all work in my linennd guaranleo satisfaction: Estimates furnished.

If you want n good Job cheap for Cash,ring up Tclcphono 814, nnd I am yourinnn.

JAS. NOTT Jn,177--tf Tinsmith .t Plumben

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PAGIFIC

HARDWARECompany.

-- DKALKKS 1M- -

Titzwai'eGlas&mare

13. & N. LampsAND SILK LAMPSHADES.

Hawaiian Lime.

BeautifulPictures mm mm

Oil PaintingsAND Water Colors

By D, Howard Hitchcock, nugo Fisheranu many celebrated artists.

AUTOTYPES

PHOTOGRAVURESETCHINGS

Frames ami Art MouldingPortiere Rails, Winsor k Newton Colors.

A Conjploto Stock of

Artists' Materials.

Cumrama' Block;

FORT STREET.H ALLEN & ROBINSON.

Doalors in Lnmbor and Coaland Building Materials -- of allkinds.

Quoon Stroot, Honolulu.

E- - B. THOMAS,CONTHAO'JOR AND BUILDER

tfarEstimnUiS pivon on allkinds of Stone, J3rlok and .TVood ,;

stroot. Air.tr ,:v.work. King

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5I?? Euei)ii)$ Bulletin,

DANIEL LOGAN, Editor.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 189G.

REGISTRATION.

Tboro is talk of n registrationbill to bo introduced at tbo comingBossion. As it will probably bo

similar to tho ono that was lost in

1893, a synopsis o that moasurois hero given for goneral informa-tion. It provided for a register of

all male porsons over tho rgo of

13 years, residont in tho islands,giving names, agos, birthplace,rosidenco and marriage; also, if

born in a foroign land, tho dato

of arrival in tho HawaiianIslands, port of departure for hero,calling or occupation and, if em-

ployed in any enpacity, tho namoof tho employer, place and natureof employment, of all males overtho age of fifteen years. A resi-

dence or sojourn in tho HawaiianIslands for three months from tho

dato of tho passage of tho act

should constitute a person a resi-

dent under tho meaning of thoact. Registration divisions woreto conform to tho districts for tax-

ation, educational and judicial purposes. Tho Cabinet should appointa snfliciont number of registrars,to bo selected as far as possiblofrom tho tax assessors, etc., and a

chief clork of registration to sup-

ervise tho carrying out of tho pro-

visions of tho act. Exiles andregulations to tho sjimo end woreto be made and published by tho

'Minister of tho Interior, whoshould within fifteen days of thoappointment of registrars publishnotices of times and places ofregistration, in tho Hawaiian,English, Portuguese, Gorman,JtipiiuoMJ and Chinese languages.Tho places should bo selected asmuch as possiblo for tho publicconvenience, and there should bo atleast throo meetings of not less

than four hours' duration eachand as many more as might bo

necessary. Each person on beingregistered was to receive a certifi-

cate. On a change of residenceemployment or employer ho was to

have that fact oudorsed on his cer-

tificate, and, in case of a changeof residonco, surrender his certifi-

cate to tho registrar of the districtto which ho ' moved, who

should thereupon issuo to

him u now certificate. Any

violation of these provisions

should bo deemed a misdemeanor,and upon conviction punishableby a fine not oxcooding fifty

dollars. Every person liable to

registration should presont Iiiscertificate, in June and Decomborof each year, to tho registrar, who

should endorse on tho certificatetho fact of its presentation. Thesame penalty is affixed to thisprovision as to tho ones previouslymentioned. Every omployor ofworkmen was to furnish sworn listsof all of them ovor fifteen years of

ago in Juno and Decombor of

each year. Tho chief clork and

every registrar, constable, policeofiicer, sheriff and marshal anddeputy of either, and ovory justiceof any court might at any time ro-qui- ro

any person liable to regis-

tration to produce his certificate,and if ho failed or rofused to do soho was liable to a fino not exceed-

ing fifty dollars for misdemeanor.A lost certificate would bo re

J&. GfUSS jSkM?

mm, j.A.unt .A-bbe-

y.

placed by tho registrar on thopayment of a fee of twonty-fiv- o

conts. Ealso statements mado bya person when registering worepunishablo by u fino not oxcood

ing fifty dollars, besidos whichtho person was liable to prosecu-tion for porjury. Finos recov-

ered uudor tho act should bo paidinto tho treasury to tho credit of n

fund to bo used only for paymentof tho oxponsos incurred in carry-

ing out tho act. The romaiuder oftho bill was takon up with dutiesof officials and schedules of forms.

Such a measuro as that horooutlined would bo a radical en-

tailment of individual liberty, notonly to tho nativo Hawaiiaus butto people of different othor na-

tionalities who have novor boonunder such bonds. Yot is hold bymany peoplo to bo tho best moansfor suppressing vagrancy, alsofor tho control of plantation labor,so that immigrants introducedfrom Asia exclusively "for agri-

cultural or domestic work Bhallnot drift therefrom, either to enterinto competition with artisans andtraders who aro oligiblo to citi-

zenship, or to swell tho ranks oftho criminal and vagabond classes.Another feature of usefulnessclaimed for tho measuro is that itenable tho assessors to get hold ofeverybody liable to taxation. Onogreat objection to tho passage oftho bill at tho coming session isthat it has never been thoroughlydiscussed by the peoplo. Perhapsno discussion, however, would boquite satisfactory beforo a trial oftho measuro. If workable at nil,it ought to be in good run-

ning order beforo the nextgoneral election if passed thisyear. Therefore, probably thobest thing to do is to try tho ex-

periment and let tho peoplo de-

cide upon its merits when theyelect the next Legislature.

As will have boon seen by alato item in this paper, San Fran-cisco is to have a garbage cre-

matory. There is strong compe-

tition for its building and run-

ning, as tho contractor will bo on-titl- ed

to charge twenty conts aload for garbage received, suchload not to oxcoed ono cubio yard.This is a Banitary improvementthat should bo considered amongtho plans for perfecting tho sani-

tation of Honolulu. At tho timoof tho cholera the Bulletin gaveexport opinion that a garbagecromatbry would pay a profit totho authorities.

San Francisco is going to have

another fair this spring, tho Manu-

facturers and Producers' Associ-

ation having decided on holdingono. Although it iB to bo a homoindustry exhibit, a little Hawaiiancoffee and some Hawaiian pine-apples, perhaps, might bo admit-

ted to shod thoir fragrant aromathrough tho place.

If tho United States Congressis to have its. timo takon up withflorid speeches on tho Armenianquestion and'tho Monroe doctrine,both tho Hawaiian question andtho Pacific cable mattor will comeout at tho small end of tho horn.

Queen Elizabeth had thostrongest antipathy to a sheriff'sofficer. She. would run away as fastbb sho could directly sho saw one,and, continued running for milesuntil her guards, who know herweakness, stopped her.

SUCOBSSHAVE YOU TRIED IT?

JUST THE THING FOB BREAKFAST

AUNT ABBEY'SCooked Ho led Oats.

Tho original brand.JEEealtliful. Economical,

DIELTOIOUB.Different from and bettor thau any other brand.

$JKT For sale by all Loading Grocers.

FRANK B. PETERSON & CO.S F. AGENTS

yimely Jopie$

-- ON THE--

SUPERIORITY OF THE

TRIBUNE WHEELS.

The Scientific American,which everyone acknowledgesas the leading scientific paperin the United States, devotesnearly a page of its issue ofJanuary 4th to the considera-tion of bicycles. It selectedthe Tribune as the highesttype of the best Americanwheel made today. It says:"Within the past' three years,the American bicycle industryhas grown up to dimensionswhich fairly entitle it to beconsidered representative of thecountry and of the day. Everyday sees hundreds of wheelsof high and low grade made inthe factories of this country forthe American and foreign mar-ket. Three years ago theEnglish bicycle was consider-ed by many the best wheel,and the possessor of such wasapt to consider himself betterequipped than his friend whorode one of American manu-facture. Now, all is changed.A visitor to England or to theContinent, if a cycling enthu-siast, cannot fail to be impress-ed by the superiority of Amer-ican wheels as contrasted withthe foreign ones, and no wheel-man really au fait in his sub-

ject would dream of buyinghis wheel abroad, so superioris the American make. Theindustry has brought about anenormous development in themanufacture of special toolsand of parts of bicycles.. Many assumed bicycle man-ufacturers simply buy theseparts and do their own as-

sembling. But for the produc-tion of the absolutely highgrade American bicycle, afactory is required which willturn out practically all theoarts of the wheel manufactured, for unless such is doneone concern cannot be answer-able for the perfection of thewhole machine.

We select as the representative of such a factory the worksof the Black ManufacturingCompany, of Erie, Pa., a com-

pany which produce the high-est grade of wheel and whichput it on the market purely onits merits without the adventi-tious advertisement of paidriders. The wheel made bythis company, the "TribuneBicycle," embodies the bestpossible practice and is corres-pondingly free from structuralvariations of unproved merit."

Such praise from such ahigh source should satisfy any-one of the superior merits ofine l nuune wneeis.

We have them in all varietiesof the 1896 patterns, in Tan-dems, Racers, Ladies or gents'wheels, and shall be happy toshow the 1896 improvementsto intending purchasers.

TI-I-E

Hawaiian Hardware Co.

LIMITED,'

Opposite Sprocket' Bank,

NO. 307 FORT STREET.

MechanicArithmetic

THE COMPTOMETER PERFORMS

ADDITION,

SUBTRACTION,

MULTIPLICATION,

DIVISION, ETC, ETC,

IT SAVES

HALFTHE TIME,

AND

AU The Worry.

At the World's Co-

lumbian Exposition,

the Comptometer re-

ceived the highest

award on adding and

calculating machines.

gSrCall around and

see this time-savin- g

machine; computes in-

terest, discount, ex-

change etc.

A. V. GEAR. .

Agent for tho Hawaiian Is.

GOO King Street.

ForHome

TABLE

over

Table

Linen

Napkins--AND-

CURTAINS !

By tbo pair

, M.-S- . LEVY.

Watch This Colon!On Friday nnd Saturday, Fob?

28th and 29th, at 12 o'clock noon.each day, at my salesrooms onQucon streot, I will hold sales ofKeal Estate, comprising lands' inHonolulu and throughout tho Isl-ands.

Parties desiring to dispose ofEeal Estate at these sales will passiu thoir lists as early aB possible.

Jas. E. Morgan, ,

217 AUCTIONEER.

let Lot nnd Buildings at tho foot of Punch-bowl street, I houso rented at f 15 per month;lhouse rented at 812 per month; 1 house rentedut $18 per month. Tlicso aro low icntals.

Slid House and lot at Aala near the StLouis College, rented at $12.50 per month.

8rd Houso and lot at Aala, rented at $12per month.

4th Taro land at Kamnkcla, planted withtaro, about 1 acre. Last rear's crop sold for

375.5th 20 acres of land on JmUl street ad-

joining the residence of A S Ilartwell Esq.Tho whole property commands a tlno view.As an Investment, can be divided Into smallerlots at a large profit.

CJh. I l'Icco of Land at Knlllil near Kingstreet, containing 0 aire, Part of 11. P.3540 L. C. A. 1048 to Knlilnii.

A Splendid rcsldenco site.7. Lots 4 and 5, Block 25, on the Ponin-sui- t,

Pearl City.8. 45-10- 0 acres Taro Land at Puunni,

above Jtitlil street.9. 7 0 acrcs'of Land at Kallhl, partly

planted to pineapples'.10. 5 Building lots nt Knllhi on Kali

avenue, near King street. Size' ot lots COi100. Government water laid to lots.

Important Sale of Coffco Lands, Cano

Lands, Rice Lands and House Lots.

By order oi owners In ico simple of thefollowing designated property, I will sell atPublic Auction at my Snlcs-ltoot- n, on Friday,February 28, 1600, at 12 o'clock iioon of saidday, tho following properties:

1st Nine Shares In tho Hnlof llolualoa,Komi, Hawaii, which contain about ISOAcres; a part of It Is very good Collco Landand second to nnno in Kona for Coffee, beinga part of Kuleana 7713 to Victoria Kama-mai-

2nd All the undivided one-hal- f of WongWa Foy In Apana 2 described in ltoyal PatentCSrJ on L O. Award 1758 to Knlneonc, con-taining an area of 1 0 Acres, at Wnlklkl,Oahu; tho piece being leased for 10 yearsfrom November 1st, 1889. at $50.00 perannum.

3rd AU tho undivided one-four- th interestof Wong Wa Foy in Royal Patent!HI7to Katnohomobo, containing an area of47 100 Aero, nt Wnlklkl, Oahu; tho plcco g

lcuscd to Kong Man Wal for $20.00 peryear, for 10 years from lb89.

4th .102 Acres In S Kona, Hawaii, nnd be-

ing tho Ahupuaa of Knulcoll, ncnrllonau-nuu- ,about 100 acres good Collco Laud; tho

rest is good for pusturngo and house-lots- ; theland lias a good Tliero. are two

houses on laud and wells. There aregood of old Coffco in hearing. The cropof 1805 amounted to about 1300 pounds; thereare also about 10 acres of now Coffee.

5th 88100 Aero nt Knllhi, described InRoyal Patent 3003 to Kuo E Campbell; nndlying on tho En a side of Mrs Cockett's land.

Otli Fivo Lota nt Kapalamn on tho Train-way- s

line. Tho Lots nro 50x90; one lot has ahouse ou, nud Is rented at $120 per milium; Ifa $300 houso bo built on each lot, they wouldearn $120 a lot, a better investment than anykind of stock.

7th Five Lots in Kamanuwal, situated80 feet from Dcrctauia street. Tho lots aroabout 3500 square feet each; one lot hus ahouso on, thcro Is a road 20 feet wido leadingfrom Deictanla street along tbesu lots.

8th A nart of Nuuanu stream. IvhiL' mau--ka of Smith's bridge, and part dry land ma-k-

of Lai Say's Joss House; the lot Is about120 feet by 253 feet. In case tho Nuuanustream Is moved over ns decided by tho Gov-ernment, this will bo a fino Investment.

0th. 054 acres In tho Ahupuaa of llono-ku-a,

including 80 acres which wcro set Ja partfor thu seller; 80 acres of It Is planted withCoffee, tho crop of which for 1895 was over5000 pounds: the estlmnto for 1897 is about15,000 pounds; thcro aro two houses on thopremises, ono a dwelling house and ope fortho laborers; tliero is also a. water tank of5000 gallons. Thu 80 aero lot Is walled up,tho rest nro pasture nnd forest lands.

10th 8cven Lots at Knlllil. Tho lots are50x100 and lying maktil of Rose street, andon the Ewa side of D II Kahaulcllo.prcmises;and moro particularly described in RoyalPatent 3518 to Jerry Coughhuj'thc lot maybo sold In whole or in separate lots.''

11th A lot of200x200 feet on Kallhl orIV road, makal of tho Kallhl

church; the lot Is fenced ou all sides; it is thebest lot at Kallhl.

I2th Tho undivided four acres of WongWa Foy In Royal Patent 2130 to Kamablaiand Laul,' of thoso premises situated atWallua, Illlo, Hawaii; tho whole premisesbeing leased to tho Hakalau Plantation byleabu dated March 13th, 1893, and recordedIn Llbor 140, pngo 187, at $2.35 per acre perannum; tho rent duo to Wong Wa Foy'sshnro is not paid yet.

I3tli Tho undivided ono and one-h- alf

acres of Wong Wa Foy in Royal Patent 910to Mnnuhoa In those piemlses situated atKamaee, Illlo, Hawaii; tho wholo lot of 22.23acres being leased to the Hakalau Plantation,by lease dated March I3th, 1890, and record-ed In Liber 140, pago 489, at $2.25 nor aeroper year; tho rent duo on Wong wo Foy'sshare for tho last year Is not pnlil.

For further particulars apply to Wong WaFoy nt iVlug Wo Tal fc Company.

Jas. P. Morgan,Auctioneer.

Dated Honolulu, Feb. 3,1800. 2I7-t- d

Commissioner of DeedsFOR THE

State of California,

, Having been appointed and commissioneda Commissioner of Deeds for tho Stato or Cal-ifornia, I am prepared

To administer and certify oaths.'To take aud certify depositions and affida-

vits. . -To tako and certify the acknowledgment or

proof of powers of attorney, mortgages,transfers, grants, deeds or other instrumentsfor record.

For the State of California I

A. V. GEAJt,Telephone 250. e09 King Street.

212-- tf

COFFEE ESTATE AND LANDS

For Sale.

I am directed to sell at Public Auction on

Wednesday, May 27, '96,at 12 o'clock noon of Bald day at my salesrooms on Queen street. In Honolulu (unlesssooner disposed of at private sale tue.following described property, namely:

A tract of land of about 2,800 acres in feesimple situate at Kolo and Olelomoana 1 InBooth Koua, Island of Hawaii, about eightmiles by a good road from Hookcnn, eno ofthu largest villages in Kona. Thcro Is an ex-cellent landing on tho land Itself from wherethe coffee and other produco could be shippedand a good situ for a mill near tho landing.Fifty acres of land aro in coflco. Iloughly es-

timated tliero is about seven hundred acres ofsplendid coffee land lying all on ono block onboth sides of tho Government Road. Eighthundred acres lying nboo and to tho East oftho seven hundred acres above mentioned isalso excellent land and although at a higheraltltndo is no doubt also well 'adapted forcoffee culture. The lower land below thocoffee belt is sultaulo for pineapples and sisal.There is a drying house, storo and work-rooms, n (lordon's Piilpcr, laborers' quartersand water tanks at the plantation, and tholand is partly walled. There has never beenany blight on this land, although' coffco wasplanted a great many years ago. Old residentsof Kona like tho lato D. 11. Nahluu, J. W.Kualmoku nnd others have testified to thisfact. There Is a sea fishery appurtenant toOlelomoana 1.

Terms cash or part of the purcbaso pctcocan remain on mortgage atcluht per cent perannum. Deeds and stamps at thu expense ofpurchaser.

A map of the property can bo seen and fur-ther particulars obtained at my sales rooms.

J. F. MORGAN,211-t- d Auctioneer.

LOST.PAIR GOLD EYE GLASSES ANDChain on Kuunnn nvenno, betwscn Chaplain Lano nud PoBtofllco. Howard. Applyut Bullktin ofllco, 009 King fit.

222-3- t

Wiley's - ImprovedjfM lABlA

DOUBLE BOARDS, ADJUSTABLE IUR ....Pants & Skirtscar 'k SALE BY

Hopp & Co,74, Kiug Street, or

J. W. WILEY at F. H.Bertohnann's shop, oppo-sito New Republic Build- -

nig.205-t- f

Notice.Tho mombors of the Commission appoint-

ed to report to tho coming session of thoLegislature upon the Liquor Traffic, beingdesirous of obtaining as full an oxpressionof Fublio Opinion as possible upon tho sub-ject, invito nny individuals or societies whodebiro to offer any suggestions to tho Com-mission to present the same in writing nssoon as possiblo.

Any pninphlots or reports upon tho sub.ject will nlso bo gladly received.

AddressH. WATERHOUSE, Chairman 1 Liquor

or V. J. LOWREY, Secretary fComm.223-- 1 w

S.L.B. de HawaiiALL DILLS AGAINST THE

A.BOVI5 SOCIETY"Should bo presented nt any timo

toUe

Board of DirectorsTmiouaii P. O. Box 249.

V. O. TEIXEIBA,222-l- m Secretary.

Eleotion of Officers.

ATTIIE ANNUAL MEETING OP THEGorman Bonivolont Socioty, hold on Feb-ruary 10, 1800, the following Officers wcro .

Mr. H. A. Wideniann 1'rosidont,Mr. J. P. Haokfcld t,

Mr. V. Schnltze Treasurer,. Mr. II. J. Nolle Auditor,

Mr. J. P. Ilaekfold Tntsteo,Mr. J. P. Ecknrdt Secretary.

J. P. ECKAItDT,224-2- t Secretary G. B. Society.

To Let.ALMA COTTAGE, AT WAIKIKI. IS TOLet, furnished, together with a beach lot.

Apply to

FRANK HUSTAOE.

Frozen TurkeysNICELY DRESSED

FOIl SALE BYt

CLARENCE MACFARLANE.

Tlinan Tiirlrnvn linva 1 ! rvi.iStorage ono month. 221-- 1 w

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X

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Company C. elects ofllcors tdnight.

Havo you soon thoso Ilats tlioynro Boiling tit cost at Mrs.Hanna's.

The date of the coronation ofthe Czar of all tho Russins hasbeen fixod for May 12th.

Tho annual mooting of Com-

pany D., N. G. H., takes place attho drill shod this evening at 7:30.

Tho battalion drill was woll at-

tended last night, and was' watch-ed by a number of spectators. v

Manager Cameron of "Wirth'scircus is considerably bottor to-

day but unablo to bo out.On an average fifty-on- o stray

dogs are taken to tho Battorsea"Homo, London, ovory day.

Tho Mariposa is duo early to-

morrow morning, if sho loft SanFrauciBco on time.

A handsome stono parapet hasbeen built in front of Arthur Har-rison's building lot at tho inter-section of Alapai, Kinau and Lu-nali- lo

streets.Tho next locturo of tho Y. M. 0.

A. course will bo delivered onSnturdav ovoninc by Dr. Emor- -

son on "Tho Value of a DrainagoSystem."

It is a mistake to suppose thatwhales feed only on minute ani-

mals. As many as 1000 herringsand cod havo been found iuBido awhalo.

Thoso who hold resorvod scatsfor the circus tonight aro roquost-e- d

to bo on hand as early as pos-sible in order to avoid confusion.Extra ushers will bo provided.

Tho Hawaiian band will play atThomas square tomorrow aftor-noo- n.

If tho Mariposa is in porta concert will probably bo givenat tho hotel.

M. D. Monsarrat has made sur-veys on tho lots on either sido oftho bend of Merchant street, forthe mirnoses of a map ho is commissioned to draw of tho locality.

DotcctivoToma arrested a Japa-nese yesterday, charge with carry-ing around another man's tax re-coi-

Upon investigation it wos- found that tho man was an escape

from Quarantino Station.Two Chinese pleaded guilty of

lotting off fire crackers in thopublic street this morning, butiho prosecution was loniont andsuspended sontonco until after thoNew Year.

Tho Gorman Benevolent Societyhas elected tho following officers:H7A. "Widomann, prosidont; J. F.Hnokfold, vico-presido- F.

"Schultzo, treasurer; H.J. "Nolto,auditor: J. F. Hackfeld, trustee; J.F. Eckardt, secretary.

Prosidont Cleveland has recog-nized Fung Yuong Hong as

in San Francisco.The now appointee is a personalfriend of tho Chinese Minister to"Washington and tho office is amost lucrativo one.

Tho casos of J. Kaahanui,charced with astaultwith a deadlyweapon, and Martin and A. Vor-raey- e,

with common nuisances,have been continued until movedon by tho prosecution. Vormeyois out on $100 bonds.

Tho Chinoso rostaurant-keopo- r. ot tho cornor of Nuuanu and Mor-- v

chant street gave a swell dinnertoday at 11:30 to thej police cap-

tains, lieutenants and clerks, anda few others. Turkey, suokingpigs nnd other delicacies werocomprised in tho monu.

Dr. A. R. Rowat tho well knownVeterinary surgeon is going to dis-

pose of his interests in Honoluluand will immigrate to SouthAfrica. Among othor things thatho will soil is his rosidonco at 205King street, any ono desiring afine piece of property will do wollto call on Dr. A. R. Rowat.

A Leap Year party is to bo giv-

en by tho ladies of Honolulu atIndopondenco park on tho ovon-in- g

of Tuesday, tho 18th. Theladies who havo charge of thoarrangements aro Mesdames T. R.Walker, F. W. Maofarlano, A.Fuller, Win. Wildor, J. H. Sopor,R. Lowers, C. L. Wight, J.Croigbton and T. J. King.

Opposite tho police station therois a short iron railing used aB ahitching place for tho horses oftho niountod patrol. It is bo shortthat when a number of horses-ar- e

tied up thero, they back aroundon to tlio Bidowalk, obstructing itfor hours at a time and discom-moding passors-b- y. It would bowoll if tho railing wero lengthenedout so as to cover all of tho va-

cant space tlloro.

im? fEVENING BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 12, 189G

mm mmmMmnimjMm0uwmmmifmm,

Saturday will bo St. Valoutino'sday.

MrB. H. M. Whitnoy is vory ill.Sho is attended by Dr. Tuckor.

a'ho Amniified Third Decreowill bo conferred by Mystic Lodge,Jvnights of Pythias, tonight.

A modern front is being put in-

to tho Queen streot crockery storeof John T. Watorhouso.

Tho Cricket Club's smokor willbo hold at the Thistle hall on Sat-urday ovoning, 28th inst.

For larceny in tho 4th degreeDavid Keaha was awarded thirtydays on tho roof by Judgo do laVergno.

Thero woro only ton casos onthe' Polico Court calendar thismorning and tho session of Courtdid not last very long.

Officer Hammer wont to Kahu- -

lui and Hawaii by tho Claudinolast night, with a warrant for thoarrost of Lionel V. Redpath.

Several of tho Babcock's sailorsworo interviewing tho Americanuonsui tins morning arjout inoirtroublo with tho mato of that ves-sel.

Tho efforts of tho tomporancopeople to secure further legislativerestrictions on tho liquor trafficaro being protty freely discussedof late about town.

Haiala was found guilty of vio-lating hack regulations by Judgodo la Vergno this morning. Son-tonco was suspended until movedon by tho prosecution.

Mahina, son of Kahapu, diedyesterday and will bo buried fromtho Catholic Cathedral this after-noon at 2 o'clock, Ed. A. "Wi-lliams attending.

Tho trial of Alox. Georco formalicious injuxyin shooting adog resulted in a judgment of notguilty in tho District Court thismorning. ,

By tho failuro of tho largo firmof G. F. Smith & Co., San Fran-cisco, a good many shares of shipping in tho Hawaiian trado willchango hands.

Tho two Portugueso women injail for smuggling opium off thoAustralia livo wolf. Their mealsare all sent in and they havo icocream throo times a day if theywant to pay for it.

G. R. Hurrison, practical pianoand organ mokor and tunor, canfurnish best factory reforonces.Orders left ut Hawaiian Nows Co.and tho "Wall, Nichols Co.will receive prompt attention.Tolophono Nos: 231, 190 and442.

It is said that about sovonty-fiv- o

Gorman army reserve mon inthis country havo boon ordered tohold themselves in readiness toreport in the Fatherland. Thopenalty is forfoituro of citizenship.Ono of tho men is reported tohavo ropliod that ho would rotur,n.homo at tho shortest notice if hispassage was paid.

Receiver's Saleof tho proporty and effects forming andcomprising tho business carried on undertho name- of tho

Club Staines Company, Ld.By direction of Cecil Brown, Recelvor of

tho Club Stables Co., acting under tho or-ders of tho Uon. A. V. Carter, First Judge,First Circuit Court of tho Bepublio of IIawail, I am directed to sell at l'ubllo Auo-tio- n

at tho premises of tho Club Stables Co.Ld., Fort Btroot, Honolulu, Oaliu. on Fri-day, tho 14th day of Fobruary, 1890, at 12o'olook noon of said day at tho upset priceof $4,750.00, all tho property and effects oftho Clnb Ktablos Ld. including Lease,Jiorses, btocic, Damage Btablo tools andimplements, the book of account nndbook debth duo tho Club Stables Com- -

pony Ld.

A Schedule- of the prnporty Is as follows:1 Open Surrey, 4 Top Buggies, 1 Open Bug-gy, 1 Surrey, 1 Surroy, 1 Surrey, 1 Brake,j oad Curt, 1 Wagonette small, 1 Wago-nelt- o

largo, 2 Phaetons, 4 Sets Double-Harness- ,

7 Sots Siuplo Harness, 5 Saddles,G Hiding Bridles, 1 Doz Wrap Robes, 3Whips, 15 rictnres, 1 Clook 8 day, 1 Mir-ror, 1 Ofllco Desk, 1 Commode, 1 WaterCooler, G Chairs, 1 Office Chair, 2 InkBottles. Stationery, oto.,oto,: 1 Bay drivinghorse. "Turk"; J Groy driving horse, "Bis-marck"; 1 Bay driviug horse, "Diok"j 1

Brown driving mare, "Grisette"; 1 Browndriving horso, "Dudo" 1 Bay drivinghorse, "Napa"; 1 Sorrol driving horso,"Frank"; 1 Sorrel snddlohorbO, "Dandy";1 Boy saddle horse, "MoVey"; 1 Sorrelsaddlo horso, ' Nelson"; 1 Sorrel saddlohorse, "Larson"; 1 Groy colt, unbroken,"Lottery."

Lease of premises beiuc lease made byMargaret Moorhead et al to C II Nlcliol forfifteen years from January 20, 1880, at theyearly rental of $1200 payable monthly Inadvance. Tho promises now bring in from

s $88 leaving $12 a month as therental ot mat portion ox the premises occupied by tho Club Stables Company.

Terms Cash in U S Gold Coin. Sale subject to confirmation by tho Court. Alltranslor expenses at purchaser's cost.

'Jus. F. Morgan,

225-.1- t Auctlouoer.

rT iH

Highost of all iu Leavouing Power.

MrAB$ourcnrjwR&THE TltOUItLK OK THE HANCOCK.

Complaints of tho Meu Not Verifiedby Invcatlffntloii.

A Bulletin roprosorifolivoConsul-Gonor- al Mills

today on tho mattorjo tho com-plaints of tho soamon on the W.F. Babcock concerning their

by tho. mate. With hisusual affability to newspaper montho Consul said that ho had boonquietly investigating tho matterunknown to oithor officers or mon.Ho had come to tho conclusionthero was nothing in thostorios ofthon, and ho should bo governedin thoir treatment by his investi-gations-

"Tho troublo on tho Babcock isjust this, as far as I can learn,"said the Consul. "Captain Gra-lmr- n

was peculiarly unlucky inleaving San Francisco with half adozen othor big ships and, insteadoE being nolo to pick hiscrow, having to tako anythingtho boarding-hous- e mastorswould sond on board. Ho has gota protty tough lot of mon, with

somo oxcoptions. Thetrouble with tho mon is that theyaro all in dobt to tho ship. Tlioyhavo received two months pay inadvance in San Fraucisco beforesigning, besides .drawing heavilyon tho ship for supplies since.Many of them don't liko thoidea of working this out andwould liko to desert horo, workthoir way back to San Franciscoand thon work tho samo racketover again with another ship.Thoso mou aro no good on anyship and tho only way togot along with them is totreat them with severity.Captain Graham is unfortunato mhaving a worso lot of men than isusual ovon in deopwator ships.At prcsont theao aro nino desert-ers from tho Babcock and I havooffered tho usual reward of $10oaclTfor them."

Ono thing that lias bceh in-

strumental in keeping up thoprico of goods in Honolulu isthe combinations among retaildealers; legitimate enough inits way but it savors of a Trustand the public does not likoTrusts.

As tho proprietor of thelargest hardware, crockery andhouse-furnishi- ng establishmentin the islands we begin business witn tho view to secur-ing your patronage. Wo canget it in one way only. Per-sonal friendship is a good thingto possess but it cuts no ico iua business transaction; it's thodollars that count. Wo arogoing to get your trado on thebasis of dollars and cents.

Having bought our stockdirect from tho manufacturersand at a trifle less than livingprices, wo will sell them on thosamo plan. To start right wetook tho prices of our competi-tors on tho same line of goods,and in most instances cut themn two somo of them only aquarter oft', none the samo, theaverage is half off what otherdealers get you to pay forthem. Wo can do this andmako a good profit, goodenough to let you and ourselveslive and enjoy all tho beautiesof this semi-tropic- al country.

It's hard for you to believethat, but you will be convincedof tho fact if you will visit uson tho 17th. Thon you willsee tho goods with tho pricesmarked on them in plainfigures and thoso aro theprices you may buy thorn at,not less, because wo mark themin the first instance at just thoprico wp can afford to sellthorn at.

Remombor tho 17th.

V.tk,A

A4&& (m. ti. 4k

LateBtJU.S. Gov't Report.

BakinP WfSI?A

ROUGH-ON-BUG-S -

is our now inscctitudo for

roaches, bed-bug- s, moths andinsect-pest- s of all kinds.

It kills them instantly, des-

troys tho eggs. Won't stain;

doesn't have an unpleasant

odor; easy to use. Tho great

value of Rough-On-Bug- s is,

you can sprinkle it in tho cre-

vices, where thoir nests are,

and thus destroy tho eggs and

break up their breeding places.

Full directions with each bot-

tle. Try it. If it doesn't do

what wo claim, wo refund

money. You therefore take

no risk. Price 25c.

Get it of

HOBRON" DRUG, CO. -Solo Proprietors.

MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtu o of a Writ of Execution issuedout of tho Circuit Court, on tho Gth day ofDecember, A. D. 180.", against Ah Lcong,defendant, in fivor of Andrew McCabe,plaintiff, for tho sum of $89.50, 1 havo leviedupon and shall exposo for salo at tho StationHouBoiutho District of Honolulu, IslandofOnhii, at 12o'clookof Tuesday, the 11thday of February, A. D 1890, to tho highostbidder, all tho right, title and interest ottho said Ah Lcong, dofondant, in and to thofollowing property, unless said judgmont,ntercst, costs ana my oipenscs bo previously palu.

List of property for sale :

Consisting of leasehold intorests, rightsand privileges in a certain land situate atKulawahtno, Honolulu,- - Oahu, describedand recorded in Liber 124, p. 239; and lease-hold interests, rights and privileges in acertain land situate at same place, describedand recorded iu Liber 124, p. 301.

H. It. HITCHCOCK,Doputy Marshal.

Honolulu, Oahu, Jan. 8, 1890. 103-3-t

This salo has boon postponed toFebruary 15th.

Mystic Lodge No. 2,

Knights of Pythias.

AT THE REGULAR CONVENTIONof MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2, K. of P., to bohold at their Castle Hall THIS (Wednesday)EVENING, at 7.30 tho Amplified ThirdRank will be conferred.v All Knights qualified aro cordially invitedto attend.

Per ordor of tho C. C.

A. E. MURPHY,225-- lt K.ofR.&S.

NOTICE.

ALL BILLS AGAINST TnE ROADDepartment contracted beforo December 31,1895, should be prosented to the ofllco ofthe Road Board immediately for paymont.

Signed W. n. OUMMINGS.Road Supervisor.

Honolulu, February 11th, 1870.2254t.

For Sale.

THE RESIDENCE PROPERTY OF DR.I A R Rnwat, 205 King street consisting

of a lot 100x200, 7 room dwelling house,excellent s'ubles, carriage hoube, chickenhouse, servant rooms etc.; nil new, will bosold furulshod or unfurnished, terms easy.Enquire of A R ROWAT.

?!

ATTENTIONMjOMPANY C.

AMORY COMPANY O, FIRSTREGIMENT, N. G. H.

Honolulu, Fobrunry 11, 1890.

Company Omieils No. 3.

PURSUANT TO SPECIAL ORDEUS

c No 2, Issued from General Headquar-ters February Sth, 1896, all membersof this Command aro hereby notified toreport ai uompany-- s quarters in mill

8hed THIS (Wedncuday) EVENINOFebrua-ryl'J- ,181H5, at 7.80 o'clok In fatigue uniform

and eldo arms, for tho election of I Captain,Company C, N G 11, I First Lieutenant and 1

Becond Lieutenant.JACAMAIU, JR.,

Captain Commanding Company O, FirstRegiment, NG II. 223-l- t

Now AdvortiGomontc.

SPECIAL SALE I

Ladies' Muslin UnderwearBig Cut in Prices for ONE WEEK ONLY.

Night Gowns, from 50o. up.Ladies' Skirts from 50o. up.Chomises, 3 for $1.00.Oiir $4.00 Night Gowns, made

of Fino Cambric and LinonTorchon Laco, will go for $2.25.

If You "Want Fine UnderwearAx Half Price, NOW is your time.

JCRemcmbor these prices aro

POSITIVELY FOR JDNE WEEK ONLY.

520, Fort Street, -

--TO-

F. &

Trees

Bro.

Evening

Our $3.50 Night Gown,

Laces, will for. .$1.75.mado

Valoucienneswill

N. S. SACHS,

Grand

Havo kindly tendered t tho G. A. R. Post of Fonolnlu a Benofit,to tako place on

The Vetorans of '01 to '05, for the first timo, invito Ampricans to "chip in, each amito," that Post may bo ablo to enlarge Burial Plot in Nuuanu Cemetery, and,it puusiuiu, muiuuBo mult iuuu iu tuu tuiiui ui

Chairs,Tickots on Bale- at Hawaiian News Co.,

Golden Rule Bazaar.

&

BtfBUi

A

!

Horinsdorf Dyo

Reduced from $3 to $2 per Doz

B.218-t- f

eFOK

Just Received per S. 8. Mouowal f

600 Already Sprouted

Of tho Klu Lea (Dwarf) Vnriety of tho. Kamoan Islands. Also, ,

100Or THE raKST VAIUETY.

H. E. &223 1m

SubBcribo for tho Bul

letin.J.n.ll.u.

if

AT HALF PBICE.mado

of Fino Cambric, Valonci-onn- o

go .

Onr$2.75 Chomise, ofFine Cambric,Laco, go for $1.50.

... Honolulu.

BenefitGeo. W. De Long Post

WIRTH'S CIRCUSWednesday 12th.

NEW AND ATTRACTIONS.

this their

ADMISSION:

Lecture,

On Sox

FASTBLACK

SOX!

Ehlers Co.

Tre PlantsSALK.

COCOANDTS

Breadfruit

Mclotyre

Fine Underwear

G. A.. R.

Evening. Feb,

SPECIAL

MEN'S

uuBurvuiK veterans ana inoir widows

$1.00. Gallery, .50 Cents.Wall, Nichols Co., Hobron Drug (Jo and

sSLfeit $rE0KWftr-r5- ai

--$T msJM9

DON'T HEglTp MOMENT

About the best place to buy

HAY &GRAIN

-- WE ruiiNisu--

FIRST-CLAS- S PEED-- xt-

LOWEST PRICES.

California FeedCo. TELEPHONE tai.

157-- tf

Take an Outing

SATURDAYSAND- -

SUNDAYS

Trains will leavo alr 9:15 a. m.

and 1:45 P. M., arriving in Hono-lulu at 3:11 and 5:55 r. M.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS:, lit Class 2d Class

Pearl City $ 75 $ 50Ewa Plantation... 1 00 75Woianao 1 50 1 25

GEORGE A. DAVISATTORNEY AT LAW. '

Honolulu, II. 1.

QT Office : 114 Merchant street. lW-- tf

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I EVENING BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 12, I89G,

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Kiiit.i:i nv oiOAhirrrcs.

Iiiinuliied llo wiik Smoking fur InjWlille Uncoutciom.

"William HigginB diod at tlioReceiving Hospital in San Fran-cisco recently, having beon pickedup in tlio stroot ton days bofore,whoro ho had fallen from ex-

haustion.Investigation rovoaled tlio fact

that the man was suffering from acomplications of ailments, chiefamong thorn being Bright's dis-oas- c,

but that his ontiro systemhad been Bappcd by tho uso ofcigarettes, to which ho was aslave.

. Smoking had such a firm holdon him that oven in his uncon-scious nioinonts ho imagined howas smoking cigarettes. IIo would

all through tho motions oflghting, smoking and flicking

tho aslies from tho imagiuarybutts, and when ho had finishedBmoking would toss them awayand pull imaginary smoko fromhis mouth and nostrils.

Higgins and his wifo had sepa-rated some time ago, but whensho hoard of his sickness she wontto tlio hospital ond nursed himuntil death camo. IIo was 30years of ago.

ali sink imtuick m.xitY- -

I'erorntluu of Senator Tlnirnton ontin1 31 tin roc Doctrine.

In tho United States Sonatcon January 28, Senator Thurstonof Nebraska dolivered a set speechon bohalf of maintaining tho Mon-

roe doctrine. His peroration re-

calls tho famous "liberty or death"oration of Patrick Honry. Itis as follows:

"Sir, bolioving that tho honorof my country is involved, thattho hour calls for tho highest ex-

pression of loyalty and patriotism :

calmly confident of tho vdrdict ofposterity; rovorently calling liotlto witness tho sincerity of mymrpose, I shall voto for tho reso-utio- n

reported by tho Committeoon Foreign AiFoirs. I shall votofor it, not as an affront to anyother nation, but to uphold thodignity of my own. I shall votefor it in this timo of profoundtranquillity, convinced that peacewith lionor can bo preserved. But,sir, I would vota for it just assurely Avoro wo already standingin- - tho awful shadow of declaredwar. I would voto for it wore thoshells of British battlo-ship- s

bursting above tho domo of thoNation's Capitol. I would votofor it and would maintain it at allhazards and at any cost with tholast dollar with tho last man.Yea, though it might presage thocoming of a mighty conflict whosoconclusion Bhould leave mo with-out a son, aB tho last great con-test loft mo without a sire."

Tho Duke of Marlborough is sodolicato that his cigarettes havo astopping of cotton to keep tho

from his mouth.

Don't leave your pictures untilthey aro ruined before "havingthem framed. King Bros aro mak-ing frames so cheap now that it isbettor to havo your pictures at-

tended to than to wish you had.

Mme.Yale's

SkinFood

removes wrinkles aud all traces of ago, Ilectin through tho pores nml builds up thofatty membranes autl wasted tissues,nourishes tbe shrivelled and shrunkenskin, tones and invigorates tbe norves andmuscles, enrlohes tho impoverished blood-vessel- s,

undsupplics youth and elasticity tothe action ot the skin. It's perfect.

Talo'sSkiu Food, pried $1.SO bad $3,at nil drug stores. MME, M, YALE,Hoalth and Beauty Specialist, 110 State St.,Chicago. BoautyiGnide. mailed free.

hobron d'ruo. CO.,Wholesale AceutB.,

Mr. Xorman D. TounoOUd&rnt, N. Y.

Helpless asan InfantAfter Pneumonia Wolghod 80 lbs

Hood's Saroapnrllln Mado Him Foolas Young as a Boy.

"0. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mui.i"Oentlcmcn I wlili to cxpresi nvrgratefal

thanks for Hood'f Sariaparllla. I am on rayseventh bottle and It has truly been a blMiIngto mj-jel-t and wlte. 1 had a severe attack olpneumonia last December, and It was thoughtI should die. but I gradually pulled through.

no noi necm 10 gain any sirengm. ihad to be helped like an Infant, and had fallennway from 1 to 80 lbs. I read about lloou'iSarsaparllla, and 1 decided to take It

I Soon Gained In Strengthto that I could lit up, and then having a severpain In tho small ot my back, tent for a TusSanal'aln-Kllllu-g natter, which soon cured me ol

HoodVs" Curesthat trouble. Today I feel as well as ever Idmy life, and as young as a boy, although I amIn my Hi: year. I ennnot expresi tho gratitudeof my heart for Hood'sMarsaiurllla." NokmanI), ouxo, Otsilawa, Otsego Co., New York.

Hood's Pl!l3 euro Constipation by rcstorles the pcrbultlo uctloli of the alimentary canal

Ho"bron Drug Co., L'd,Solo Agents for tho Ropnblio of Hawaii.

BROWN & KUBEYHOTEL ST.

Carry an immensestock of t

CLOCKSof every description.An inspection invited.

DON'T FORGET THE PLACEDIn the Arlington Dlock, Hotel street

20O-t- f

SANDERS'

EXPRESSDrays

Express"Wagons x

TrucksAVo uso tho greatest caro in

moving all kinds o goods andat Moderate Prices.

King Street, near Fort.Telephone 80.

203-t- f ,

The ...Hawaiian Electric

Company,Has a lnrgo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand.Estimates given for house wir-

ing and Electrical plants.Marino Wiring a specialty.

THEO. HOFFMANN,32-t- d Manager.

The SINGER Received54 First Awards for Sewino Ma-chin- ks

and Emduoideuy Workat tho World's Fair, Chicago, 111.,being tho largest numbor of award,obtained by any Exhibitor, ondmore than doublo tho numbergiven to all oihor .Sowing Mn-ohiu-

B. Bergeiison,Agent.

my31 tf liothol st Honolulu.

(THE RISING SUN)

ORY GOODS- -

AT lowest rcntE

Kin g 'Street, near Nuuanu. J

n BUILDING BURNED RECENTLY

' in Milwaukee, without Insurance,because a clerk liORGOT to renew certainpolicies promptly as instructed.

"Ho m&h discharged.

"A few days'lator, the owner died withoutinsurance on his lifo, leaving a widow andthrea yonng children in poverty, becausehe had NEGLECTED to insure. As procreat-inatioQ-U

more culpable than forgetiuhiess'perhaps tho owner is 'having his punish-ment NOW.

"MORAL I Consultation and offlco treat-

ment tree; Special attentioa given to

INSOTlEYOUn LIFE IN

The Equitable Life Assuranco Society

of the United States.

Bruce Cartwright,General Manager for tho Hawaiian Islands!

C0-t- f

HONOLULU

Carriage' Manufactory128 & 130 FORT STREET.

Carriage BuilderAND ItEFAIItSR.

Blacksmitbing in All Its Branches.

W. W. WMUHT, Proprietor.(Successor to Q. West)

O. 35. DWIGHT,Docs all kinds ot Work in

Cement & Stono Sidewalks & Curbing

IIo lias on band a largo supply ofChinese Oranito Curb and always keepsHawaiian Curbing Stone, Estimatesgiven nnd lowes1 prices assured. Telo-oho-

833.

Building Lots!At WAIKIK1 on car lino and on

ROAD near FertilizingPlant.

These Lots are Very Cheap and Soldon Easy Terms.

Dcsirablo Aero Traots near tho city andother Properties for Bale.

BRUCE, WARING & CO.,Dealers in Lota nnd Lands,

1-- tf C03 Fort Streot, near King.

Telephone C07. P. O. Box 821.

Death to

HIGH PRICES!

No moro middlemen's profitswhen you buy of us.

We buy no moro goods fromwholesalers. Everything comesdirect from tho factory.

-- LOOK AT THI- S-

BEDROOM SETSFOB

S 3Q.OOCONSISTING OF

7 PIECES, finished as fino asSCO to S100 sots. Largo 33ov-ol- ed

Mirrors, with tables hav-ing drawers 18x28 nnd bottomshelf. Drawer work has cen-ter slide and works perfectly.No swelling; wood thoroughlyseasoned.

ANOTHER SNAP IN

Bedroom SetsWo aro going to cloan out our

ontiro old stock, consisting of 7piece 6ots for $25 and upwards.Wo want room. Goods aro com-ing direct from tho factory.

(JHIEFONIEKS

3 1S.7S.DO YOU WANT ANYTHING BETTER

THAN THAT ?

NO TROUBLE TO SHOWGOODS. Wo challongo anyoneto sell tho samo goods for thesame money. This moans moneyto you.

Call and soo for yourself,

3Copp cS5 Co..Furniture Dealers, Cor. King nndllftliOl Sts

201-t- f "'' '

I.. ". '

Sans SouciSeaside Resort.

Tho ' pleaBantost, quiotcst,shadiest and most perfectly ap-pointed soasido resort on thoIslands. ItKis qnly four milosfrpm;, tho' heart of tho city andwilhin. '6aBy reach of tho tramcars,wfiibh' run every twonty minutesor oftonor. Eloguntly furnishoddetached cottages or rbohrs aroobtuinablo on oaey terms. Thotablo' is superior to thai 8fany oftho city hotels and all tli'o modernconveniences are provided.

Picnics and bathing parties ennobtain extra accommodations bytelephoning in advance

Tho bathing facilities of SansSotici aro suporior to those of anyplu coon the beach. 89-t-f

Jewelry !

Our Stock of 'Spring Goodsis acknowledged by every-body to .bo the finest on theHonolulu market, and con-

sists of everything Usefuland Ornamental. Our pricesaro moderate. Jewelry inspec, designs manufactured to order on short notice.

JACOBSEN & PFEIFFER.P. O. Box 287 Fort Street.

MISS ELENORE INGERSOLLTEAOIIEIl OF THE

VIOLIN'SKcsidcnco with Mrs. E.E. Wall, Boroto- -

nia ana Miller Btrtets.Address I'.O. Box 103. 102-l- m

BANKERS.Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

DRAW EXCHANGEON THE

Principal Parts of tho World,and

Transact a General Banking)Businefw.

TWO GREAT WORKSTHE

Ti

AND THE- -

n i

llulStOlWlM1

THE VOnMEIl ACCEPTED AS THE

By tbelcadlng Colleces and most noted Statesmen and Writers

Of the World.Tho latter as tho

MOST INTERESTINGHistory of America

Ever Written.Bf-- READ A FEW OPINIONS:

The Dictionary!l'rof. filmier of Ilarvanl lay I

"It will remain an enduring monumontto tho labor of its editors."l'rof. Suycoof Oxfnril University oy t

"It will desorvo all of the enconiia pausedupon it."Prof. AVliculcr of Ynlo ny

"Clear, couciho, accurate, comprehe-nsive"

The Historical Novels.By Professor Jolin R. MuhIoIcWin. Bfcltlnley, Oorernor of Ohio, Huys:

"Ono uf tho most benutirul productionsof the American press I havo ever seen."

'IllOIIIKN ltomiiiiii, I). I)., I. !..!., lllnli-o- )urilioni. K. :iiiircli,'itlixNoiirl. uym

"I have read 'Tlio Columbiu HistoricalNovels' with ureat plousure. Atiyono, Ithiulc, can read thes6 books with pi ensure,and profit."

it. i..:wintiiiiiti, J. i)., T.i.,n.i l'rcNi.dontol Colby Unlvor.liy. Iflnlnu. Nuyhi" 'Tho Columbian Hisrorical Novels'havo a wolcomo place In my homo. Theyhave quickened intorest in tho study of ournational lifo. I know of no moro valuablohelps to bo placod4u tho homo."

B. K. FOSS,Soliciting ARent,

C0Q King street, Honolulu, II. I.102-t- f ,,

QubHoribo for the Evening Bul-letin, 7Crcents' per innutli.

THEO. H BiiIES & COLIlJvdllTlZD.

Importers of

i m

White Brothers' Cement ' '

$ Corrugated Iron Hoofing,

.'. Qalvanized Water Pipe

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,

Roche Bflrhor Lime,

G. & G. Fine Flour,

ITay, Grain, and Groceries,

Hardware and Cutlery,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eio.

sntfMmsSLtm ,rw24i' - 0 m Vlf V- -

HSToted. fox2'-U.Xlt3- 7

StzerLgrtln.

Mado of the Finest and Most Delicately Flnvorod Tobacco.For bale byJalliDniggists and Cigar Dcolcrs.

143-t- f

J. P. RODRIGUES,Fort 8trcct, opposite Unckfeld's.

- i

I WILL

Make Yon

A SUIT

LIKE

THIS .

FOR. $18,FIT .GUARANTEED.

A Now Lot of Nico Goods JustReceived. Cleaning and Re-pairing. 215-t-f

Sign Writing

Autistic Painting

Fuesooino

and Decorating

Fifteen years' experience nnd allwork guaranteed;

' NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS

W. R. RILEY.Loavo orders at Sahdors' Ex-

press oflico, King Streot, noarFort. Tolophono8G.

203-t- f

Piano For Sale.A WOODWARD & BROWN TIANO.

Hasan excellont toue and is in fino condi-tion. Will bo sold cheap for cash.

AddroBS - . L. T.195-- tf Bclletj.V Office.

To Let.ALMA .COTTAGE. AT WAIKIKL' IS TOLet, furnished, together with a beach lot.

Apply to

FRANK HUSTAOE.

.&

Paints and Oils.

?CQEayrCIGAEETTES

M: PHILLIPS & CO.Agents for Hawaiian Islands,

Suitings.To Burn!

and of thoFinost.

PANTSPANTS

PANTSAt the samo Low Rates as usual.

A Big Lino of Now Goods just received perS.S. Australia.

DRESS SUITS A SPECIALTY.

MEINHIICOS & DECKEK,Merchant Tailors,

Arlington Block, : ; , . Hotel street.

- Established 1658

BANKERS,

Transact a General Bankingand Exchange Business.

Commercial and Traveler'sLetters of Credit issued, avail-able in all tho principal citiesof tho world.

290 IvThe Elite Ice Cream Parlors

219 Headquarters for Island Curioa.

Refrigerated Poultry--AND-

Fresh Salmon

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Mefoopolifan lijeafi (Jo. ;,

, Telephone 45.2i7-t-f

r'fc;

4T"

i

r Why ... Wni itlutlo Altoruoy-floiiorn- l. nmRmwffmmmM Businos3 Cards. Businoss Cards. ,.r . . , .,... ,vffMQovomor Culborson of Toxas

thus explained to n WashingtonStar roportor how ho ontorodpolitics and obtained his firstoflico, that of Attornoy-Genora- l.

"I had boon practicing law,?' ho.said, "and thought I liac madaiabout enough reputation to justi-fy branching out. I did not ox-po- ct

to bo nominated, but I.thought it would bo a good intro-duction to start with a raco for theAttornoy - Generalship. GoorgoClark, ono of the ablest lawyers intho country, was my opponent.Ho was placed in nomination bya brilliant speech, whilo myfriond who proposed tiny namenoglocfod to montion my local at-

tainments. It looked dark for me,whon a man from tho panhandlearose and said:

" 'Mr. Speaker, thoy say Clark'sa great lawyer. 1 como withproxies from my end of tho Statoall in my pockot, an' was notifiedto vote for Clark. But I know no

) ono had any idea ho was a law- -yor. This Stato has boon hogs-waggl- ed

by tho lawyers till sho'sso poro you can't sell enough cot-ton to nay for tho cattlo tho cactuskills, all on account of tho lawyersand tho railroads that keeps 'emup. I hopo wo won't put in anylawyer, and I'm for Culborson.Nobody's over accused him of bo-in- g

a lawyor.'"That speech resulted in ray

nomination."

"William Wordsworth, grandsonof tho groat poot, will not publishhis own poems for fear peoplo willnot recognize tho mantlo of hisforofathor.

IIHITABLE

WATER I

v

A Naturally Boiled

"Water, pronounced by

people who know, to be

the best on tho market.

This wator received tho

very highest award at

tho . . ' . .

CaliforniaT i t

i --vii bunrd uiuiicii

Exposition.

As a Tablo Boverago

Geyser Water'

is'rf favorite and easily

leads all other Minoral;

Waters, ...

Ut 1 '

Benson, Smith & Co.,

Wollf, pnd Rotail Agents Jor

,

1i J I W Mli1 Timi " Wnatn ISlnt- - Wntlf Nnf " ' AXHifi

Kjff$p ... f I'

O H. HACKFELD & CO. . -- . . "'''i'oH'H v"""";- - Uor. Fort and Cjucon Streets, Honolulu. W " flh. Jk - fll . Jk ll ,, jZMBiM'b E ifiv 4

1 . j wBSmI fl llllPllllillrl Wm. G. Irwin, - President and Manager IiEWERS COOKE, ' VSkShR1 I I I 1 1 1 11 1 1 I I I I 1 1 OIqub ... nt IPSIRM M " A W. M. Giffartl, Sccrotnr Tronsuror Impobtemb and iealehs in Lummcb THE WONDERFUL FOOD PRESERVATIVE.

MB' wmGhocolato Emulsionjis for sale by tho

HOLLISTER DRUG CO,

130-- Agonta for tho Hawaiian Islands.

R. I. MOORE,

DENTIST.OmcE Honna" 9 A. m. to 3 r. m.

No. 90 Hotel St., Honolulu, H, I.lC3-t- f

Dr.-- C. B. CooperIlosrcmovcdliUonlccsand resi-dence to Bruce Cnrtwrlght-- a promises, corner ot AinKca ana nla

streets.

TolGplxorLe lS-:- .10I-I- m.

Dr. Goo. P. AndrewsOfpicb: Masonic Buildiso.

Oflico hours : 10 to 12 a.m., 3 to 4 p.m.

Hesldonco with Trof. W. D. Aloxnndor,Funahou street. 200-t- f

Dr. "W. L. Moore

SnjLTgreorL- -IIllo, Hawaii.

Special attention given to dlseasci of theeye and ear.

OmcohoursjOf;

Valanuenuo Me. noar Court Hotisa. i'63-t- f

:-- Dr. Russel, --:

Office, Masonic Building.

Hours: : 0-- 11 am, 3--5 pm. : Telephone 484.

Residence, Telephone 070,103-l-

Geo. H. HuddyD.D.S.

IEIVTIST- -

FonT.STnECT, orp. Catholic Mission.Ilours from 0 a.m. to 4 tm.

154--

Dr. J. K. Smith.

NO. 12, EMMA STREET.

Olllco Hour: O to 13 n. in.133-3-m

Clearing Out Sale!

CLOCKSWATCHES

"

JEWELRYOn account ot departuro on a health

tour, the ontiro stool: in my storo on Mer-chant street

Must Be Soldbefore the end of February.'

Bplondid Btook of Kiuc, Brooches, Pins,.."Et'o.

' Some Gold and SlWer wtchos ar still tobe sold.

Varioty of Clocks. Get a Nlokol Alarmat $1.25.

Gold and Silver Chainsof Noweit designs, ChanaB.Looketa, Bract-let- s,

eto. Hawaiian BouTonlr Jevrelry.

EVERYTHING GOES CHEAP.

'

. Thomas Lindsay,210-l- Matchmaker and Jeweler,

Geiteal JVEea'lVEapet, Lore's Building, Nuuanu Qt,

'AFntBT) 'OiS' iiaretf,ln erery

( Orders delWercd praropfl to ,ajl pwrUha city.

c ' T Proprietors,

EVENING BULLETIN FEBRUARY 12, 189G. ,' 7 XJ8B

fYwm. u. irwm isl uu. Qm&t a, a I J--i I I H VIb1&

Bpreokols,IIA'A i.fflkm

of

Tlioo. 0. Portor, ... Auditor

Sugar FactorsAND

Commission Agents.

AGENTS OF THE

00EANI0 STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OP SAN FRANOI800. GAL.

GONSALVES & CO,

WHOLESALE GROCERS AND

WINE MERCHANTS.

225 Queen stroot, Honolulu, II, I,47-t-f

John Nott,Ixxipoi'ter and dealex

Steel and Iron Ranges,

STOVES, AGATEWARE.DIMOND BLOCK.139-t- f King Street

YEE ON CO.,317 Nuuanu St. P. 0, llox 143.

Watchmakers and Manufactur-

ing Jewelers.Repairing of Watches and Jewelry, ALLWOKK GUARANTEED. ,Importers of Watches and Clocks of Finest149 Grades,

I. MORI, M. D.,Office, Fort Street, near Boretania.

Residence), Arlington Hotel.Hours: 7 to 8:30 urn; 4 to 8:30 p m, Sat-urda- y

and Sunday, 1 to 5 p m. Tol. 530.

For Sale.AN "ED. WESTMAYER" BERLIN

right Piano In excellent condition will besold cheap. Address, X,138-- tf BniXKTin Office.

FOR SALE BY

AND ALL Kl )3 OF iiDILDINQ ' .$ WtK

Fort Street, - Honolulu.

H. fMVY k CO.,Wholesale and Retail Groceries.

98 Fort Streot, HonoluluTelophonor 22 P.O. Box 470

iul tf

J ames Ij. Holt,GENKUAii Business Aoent, Ac-

countant AND COLLEOTOK.

Offioei No. It Kaahuinami Street. Telo-nhou- o

No, 0.TJ. Prompt attontiouguaranteed. 217 tf

Jas. F. Morgan.auctioneer and stock .brokeu

, No. 45 Queen Street.

Expert Appraisomont of RealEstato and Furniture.

t

TIM KEE,MERCHANT TAILORSuits to order. Fit Guaranteed. Fine DuckSuit, $5 up; Tine Tweed Pants, 4.50 up;Fino Suit, $18 up. Clothes cleaned and re-

paired. 200 KINQ BTltEET.P.O. Box 141.

If youWant .d H3. , , ,

JtijcxOxl.Ring Up Telephone 705.

PRANK LILLIS.

Standi Corner Uerofanin andNuuanu streets. 146-t- f.

HUSTACE & CO.

DEALEIW IN

WOOD AND COAL

Also White and Black Sandat tho very lowest marketrates. Tolphono No. 414.

77 tf

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This space reserved for

H. HACKFELD & CO.

FINE GroceriesATMOKE'S MINOE MEAT, OEANBER-RIE- S,

BLOCK BUTTER, HAMS, CAR-

OLINA SWEET POTATOES, YELLOW

TDRNIPS, APPLES, DATES, NUTSAND' RAISINS

Ffesfi Cakes 4 Crackers, Etc,

Clias. Hust'ace,,

Kino Qikcct .

- aJwRHARMLESS. IT IS EFFICACIOUS AND l ' rM

ECONOMICAL. ''r,

ICealine Prevents Fermentation.

xCealllie Prevents Decomposition.

Icealilie Prevents Milk from Souring

XOtJdllllt; Preserves Meat, Fish, Game and Poultry.

ICealme Only costs 'Twenty-fiv- e Cents a Package.

-- I I'or Male Ouljr

HOLLISTER'

HAT WE DOwE DO WELL

IMPORTERSWHOLESALE! And

. RETAIL DEALERS

IN EVERY VARIETY

G-rocerie- s.

LEWIS & CO.211 Fort St., j s Telephone 240

165-t- f

bf tho

CO.Street

'OJPjJ

fmMfM

BLOCK Honolulu,

nesortment oi

J. S. WALKER.QEflErW AfEHT F THE HV l3tiD8

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL,ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON,

ALLANOE MARINE & GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OP LONDONSUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SArf FRANCISCO.

WILHBLMA MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE. NORTHWESTERN LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE,

SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA ,LIFE, FIRE MARINE RISKS,

TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES.Rooms 12 SPREOKELS

NEW GOODS

Citv Store,(Corner Bcrctanla etrceta.)

Just rocoived Ex. Bk. Albert g

KEED JPCJItNITTrjjaE.

125 tf

TKLBrilONX 03- -

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and

Fort and

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WILLIAMS, (Manager)Undortakor nnd Embalmor

uox

H. McINTYRE & BRO.,IMP0RTBR8 AND DEALBI18 IN

l

Groceries, Provisions and FeedNew Goods Eeoeited by Eyery racket from tho Eastern Stated and Erop

FRESH CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMEE,"

All Orders faithfully attendedtart of tho

ISLiKD OBDBBS BOUOITID,EAST OOBNHB VOBT

tne iiawaiianuBiunuB, TelepboM 104 14V-k-l.

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QUIET DAY ON THE FRONT.

vr.ssKi-- i.oADiNn sui:i:r snii'FOK THE COAST.

noTtminli of the Counting FleetNteatner Jatnoa Mnkee to Leave

TornorrowPtlliy

The fitlitng sloop Katmllanl came tu ttitsmorning.

Tlio barkentluc Btcn bat anchored In (hostream near tlio Kalmlloa.

Tbo steamer Knlmlul la unloading coal atUie Pacific Mall wharf.

The W O Irwin took In Hana sugar atWllder's wharf tbla morning.

Tbe bark 8 0 Allen lias Hulobed dlitfiargtngand awaits ber turn to load sugar.

Tlic J 0 ttlugcr received sugar from theKeauhoa at Llkcllkc wharf this morning.

IhoSS Mariposa Is due from San Fran-cisco tomorro'w on her way to the Colonies.

The Hawaiian bark I.cabl cleared fromSydney for Honolulu U Newcastle onJan 14.

The barkentlnc Kllkltat ha hauled In tWilder' wharf, where she w 111 unload lum-ber.

Tlio schooner Alobi and hark MarthaDavis aru both discharging at Iruigiudwharf.

Tha steamer Claudlne departed for Maulyesterday evening at S o'clock. Sua will re-

turn Sunday morning.On Jan 14, a seaman named Uamcn was

lost overboard from the barkcntlne Kllkltat,which arrlreJ In yesterday.

Tbe S 0 Wilder received 4000 bac sugarfrom tho Iwatanl yesterday. She will likelysoil for the Coast on Saturday.

Tomorrow, Thursday High "tide large,3.17 n m; high tide small, 4 03 t m; low tide

lu'"trf- - - a m; low ,l(lc t,na"i P m

n V steamer Mlowtra, which wasdnelaitt.. ! na.l,ililH lilall lint A t Al I II (1

Sat ur. .'" 1" ""'"' ij; " ":eotint of delay In her overhauling titlng on ao. rrlaiM the labor strike there has

uciainca ner. ,

t A XJfilVALS.

Stmr Jamcs'Makcc, Vetcrson, from Kapaa,Kanal.

Stmr Keauhou, Thompson, from Walmea,

Kauai.Stmr J A Cuinralns, Xellson, from Oaun

ports.

DKPAjyrl'KBU,' '

WKnSfcSftAT. Feb. li,Stinr KPnrrt Hou, Eerutt, for Laupa-hoeh- oe

aa Kukalau.8,nr Keauhou, Thompson, for Kllauca,

-- .Ual.8tmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Kcxaha and

Valmca, at 5 p m.Stmrlwalanl, Smjth, forLahalno, Kukul-hael- e

and llonokaa

PA88ENOEHS ARRIVED.

Per stmr James Makcc Blbhop Willis and7 deck.

MOJEOTED DEPARTURES.

TnunsDAT, Feb. 13,

Stmr James Makee, Tetereon, for Kapaa,Kauai,

IMPORTS.

Ex stmr James Makee "2CU bags sugarand 7 pkg sundries.

Ex strcr Keauhou 3000 bags sugar.

VESSKI.J IN TORT.

VAVAl. "VrSSELS.

USB BennlnKton.Plaman.Mare IslandMERCHANTMEN.

(Coasters not Included In this list.)Am bk Nonantum, Ncwhall, Newcastle.Am bktno B O Wilder, McNeill, 8 V

Am bk OD Bryant, Jacobseti, Pugct Sound,Br bk Velocity, Martin. Hongkong.Brgtn WO Irwin. Williams, 8 F. ,(icr brk Paul Isenberg.Wuhnnann, Liverpool.G-- r bk J C I'fluner, Woltcr, Liverpool.Nor bk Blen, OJernldsen, Port Stanley.Am bk Coryphene, Grant, Nowcastlc.Am bkt Irmcnrd, Schmidt, Newcastle. '

Am bktn W II Dlmond, Nllson, S F.Am slip W F Babcock, Graham, S F, ,Am Spokane, Jameson, PI Gamble. ,

Am bktn Planter, Dow, 8 FAm brk 8 C Allen, Thompson, S FHaw stmr Kahulul. Sydney.Am sh Indiana, N T.Am bktn Kllkltat. Cutler, Port Gamble.Am tchr Aloha, Dabcl, 8 F.Am bk Mnrtlm Davis, 8 F.

FOREIGN VF9SEL8 EXPECTED.

Vessels Where trom Uuo

Am bk Edward May,. ..Boston DueAm bk Seminole Nowcatlu DueAm sch Wm Bowdcn.. Newcastle DueAm sblpO F Sargent.... Newcastle).... Duo

Am bk Sonoma Newcastle..,, DueAm bkllollistvood.. Boston DueJlrsblpElwell Newcastle. .. DueGrbk Foxglove Pt Stanley DueNIc bk Buudalcer Newcastle ...'.DueAm ch II C Wrleht, Humboldt Feb 1

Am bktn J MOrltllth..Pugt Sound. ...Feb 10

Am ship Iroquois N Y Mch 1

Am ship Hoanoke N Y Mch 1

Am ship Henry Vlllord..N Y Mch I.tu ship Occidental. ...N Y Mch I

Am schr Bangor Seattle Mar 18

Y.M.C.A. Lecture Course

Saturday, February 15th,", AT 7:15 O'CLOCK I 31.

"''Value of a DrainagehL System." .

Br Dh. N. B. Kmekso.v. ,

,,; .Admission, - 'SSc.'em-- Members Y. 31. 0. AITree.

irZ . f 22--

CRITERION

Shaving ParlorsFRANK PAOHECO.'Propr.

Fort St. Opp. Pantheon Stables.2IC-2-

Wildcrs Stamsliip Go's

TIME TABLE.

O. Ii. WIGHT, l'res. 8. B. ROSE, Seo.Ca.t. J. A. KINO, PortBupt,

Stmr. KINATJ,CLARKE, Commander,

Wilt leave Honolulu at 10 a. m., touching ntLnhaina, Mauiaoa Bay and Makcua thosame day; Mnhakonn, Kawnlhao and Launahoehoe tho following day, arriving atIlllo tho snmo evening.

I.SATS8 llONOI.Dt.C. ABBITXS HONOLULU.

1890 1890Tuesday Feb .11 Tuesday Feb 18Friday Feb .. .21 Friday Fob 28

Itoturning, will Icavo Ililo at 1 o'clockP. M., touching at Laupahoehoo, Mahukonn and Kawaihae biuio day; 3Inkona,3Ioalaca Bay nnd Lnhaina tho followingday; arriving at Honolulu tho afternoonsof Uuosday and Fridays.

SJjfNo Freight will bo received after12 noon ou day of sailing.

Stmr. CLATJDINE,CAMERON, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5 p. t.,touching at Kahului, Hana, Ilamoa andKipahnln, Maul. Iteturniug arrives atHonolulu Bundnv mornings.

Will call nt Nun, Kaupo, on second tripof each month.

WNo Freight will bo received afterr.jM. on day of sailing.

This Company will reserves tho right tomake changes iu the time of doparturo andarrival of its steamers without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conse-quences arising therefrom.

Consignees must bo at the Landings toreceive their Freight; this Company willnot hold itself resxmsible for freight afterit lias boon landed.

Livo Stock only at owner's risk.This Company will not be responsible

for Money or Valuables of passengersunlo.su placoil in tho care of Pursers.

l'asecngers nro requested to purchasetiokots hd'ord embarking. Thoso failing todo so will be sublet to ntt ndditlonolcharge of twenty-liv- o per ?ont.

Oceanic Steaiusliip Co.

Tixrxo TaTolGLOCAL LINE

S. S. AUSTRALIA.Arrivo Honolulu Loavo Honolulu

from S. F. for S. F.Feb. 21 ,1800., Feb. 20, 18003Ir. 10, Ip'JO., ,...JIar.21, 1800

THROUGH LINEFrom San Francisco From Sydney for

forSjdney. Snn Francisco.lrnt' Honolulu. Leaxe Honolulu.

JIariposa, Feb. 13, 00 Blonowal, Fob.0, '00

Consoliiatei Sola later Co., Lfl

Esplanade,Corner Allen & Fort Sts., Honolulu.

' HOLLJSTER & CO.,Agents.

FAMILY "

Cash . Grocery

Fort Street, Opposite ClubStables. Tol. 355.

nl80.tf

A. V. GEAR.:N"ota,:i:37- - 3P"UL"tolic

Telephone 250, No. 003, King St?IC3-- U

WRIGHT BROSFORT STP.EET,

next to Luci8' Mill

Ships' Blacksmithing,

Carriage Building

and Repairing

Drays, Carts and

Wagon Building

WINDLASSES

For PULLING UP Treesw K SPECIALTY

&'.EVENING BULLETIN, FEBHUARY 12, 18.

nfWNKJW rinwwifciii m 'L9JMHXt!f!HnVtWW&TmitH mmnmn0mwrtrtim m

Canadian-Australia- n Steamship Line

GBBSteamers of tho nbovo Lino running in connection with tho

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYBetween Vancouver, I. O., nnd Sydney, N. S. W., nnd ealliue at Tiotoria, B. O.

Ilonoluln and Sura (Fiji),

--A.I2S 3DTJE J&JT HOOSTOnLiXJ-Xj-C- T

On or about tho dates below Btated, viz.: ,

From Sydney nnd Burn, far Victoria findVancouver, II. O.I

" "MIOWEnA" February 8"WAKRIMOO" March 10

Tlirough TiclcctH Issued from Honolulu to Canada,United States and Europe.

FltEIOIITlAND rASSENOKn AOBNTS

D. McNicoli;, Montreal, Cannda.itonEitT Kehii, Winnipeg, Canada.

M.M, Sterk, San Francisco, Oal.U. AloLi. liitowN, Vancouver, ii. U.

Oceanic Steamslup Co,

Australian Mail Service.

For San Francisco:The Now nnd Fino Al Steel Steamship

"Monowai"01 tho Oceanio Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu from Sydney andAuokland on or about

February 6th, 1896.And will loovo for tho abovo port withMails and Fasscngcrs on or about thatdate.

For Sydney and Auckland:Tho New and Fino Al Stcol Steamship

"Mariposa"Of tho Ocennio Steamship Company willbe duo at Honolulu from San Franciscoou or about

February 13, 1896,And will haV6 pfoinpl despatch withMails and Passengers for tho abovo ports.

Tho undersigned arc now preparedto issuo

Through Tickets to All Pointsin tho L'nitod States.

ESrFor further particulars regardingFreight or Fassago apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,l-- tf General Agonts. '

0. BREWER & COMPANY, LIMITED,

Queen street, Honolulu, II.I.

AGENTS FORHawaiian Agricultural Company, Onomea SugarCompany, Honomu Sugar Company, WallukuSugar Company, Walhee Sugar Company, MaVecSugar Company, Halcakala Ranch Company, Ka- -

Papala Ranch. Planters' Line San FranciscoChas. Ilrewcr & Co.'s Line of Boston

I'ackets.Agcnts Hoston Hoard of Underwriters.Agents Philadelphia Hoard of Underwriters.

LIST OP OFFICERS :

V O Jones, Presidont; Gcorgo II Itobortson,Managor; E F Illsbop, Treasurer nnd Sec-retary Col. W F Allen, Auditor; CM Cooke,II Wnterhouso, A W Carter, Directors.

151-t- f

W. 0. T. U. LUNCH ROOM

For Ladles and Gentlemen,At 111 King Btreet.

ISTLUNcn toom 11:30 a.m to 1:S0 r. m.Our attractions are liotne-ma- de food, 'a

cooi neai room aim saiisiuctory attendance,Table a la carte. 103-t- t

FINEST ERH.HE DF

Hawaiian Blue StoneFrom the

FamousPnna!ion Qua-

rries!OrtO-- X

Tf-A- l I88Jft Attp 1 vw, I1 vtt eirr Hmci, n ThcfinestStont

imc ran II In Hawaii for1 WIIWIIIUH II building and

fencing pur-posesCut toorder in anysize or snape a

to suit thetrade or pub.lie

DOT-T- stones the same as

used In the ru-"- i

l(,C i nahou Collegeand Von HoltMr n bulldlutrs.

Agent for Lane Bros., 8. F.

Arthur Harrison, Prop.151-- tf

Eagle -:- - House(Jno. McLeak, Prop.)

Nuuaim Ae., between UereUnla and Schoolstreets.

Family Hotel.

BOARD AND ROOM!PorDny, ...".. $1.25PorWoelc 7.50

A855T Excollont' location. Telo'--i

r " " rphono 707." ' 20l-- lf

From Victoria and Vancouver, It. C,, toSuva anil Sydney!

"MIOWEUA" March 2" "WAItniMOO' April 1

1ST For Frcicht and Fassago nnd allOcnoral Information, apply to

THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., L'dAgents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Pacific Mail Stcailip kAND THE

Occiflental & Oriental Steamship Co.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

Steamers of the abovo Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to theabovo ports on or about tho followingdates:

Stmr City of Poking Mnr. 3, 1890.

For BAN FRANCISCO:Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way fromHongkong and Yokohamn to tho aboveport on or about the following dates:

Stmr China Fob. 2i, 1890

Hates of Passage are as follows:TO YOKO- - TO nONQ-HAM-

KONG.

Cabin 8150.00 8175.00Cabin, round trip, 4

months 225.00 262.50Cabin, round trip, 12

months 262.50 810.25European Steerage.... 85.00 100.00

tSTPassengors paying full faro will boallowed 10 porcent off return faro if re-turning within twelve months.

t37"For Freight and Passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,l-- tf Agents.

Miss D. Lamb.LAWYERS' CLERK AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.Ofllco: With J. A. Mngoon.

A. S. Humphreys.ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Honolulu.Office : Kaahumanu street.

145-t- f

ATLAS-:-Asse- ts, ASSURANCE-:-COMPAN- Y

" OF LONDON.

$10,000,000.

H. W. Schmidt & Sons,148-t- f Agents for the Ilawaiian Inlnnds.

pawaiian Fertilizinlq

COMPA.3ST1T

Is prepared to furnish

4000 Tons -:- -

-:- - Cane .Fertilizerto order for 1600.

ALL GOODS SOLD TO A GUARANTEEDFORMULA OK ANALYSIS.

Solublo and Available l'liospliorkJAcId,Sulphate of Ammonia,

Nitrate of Soda,

Sulpliato of l'otash,Coral Lime Stone,

Phosphate and Flth Guano.

In Quantities to Suit.

fJF Orders solicited for a futuro delivery, a

P A F. COOKE,Manager,

ED. A. "WILLIAMS,(Successor to C. E. Williams, H. H. Williams & Co.

and Williams Bros.

Pioneer Furniture Warerooms,,Established 1850

Pianos for Sale, Hire and Moved. Chairs for Kent.

Undertaker and Embalmer,,Tombstones and Monuments.

Residence nnd Nifiht Tcl815. 611

KcrJ&W '.1 "z,,

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Importers direct tlio Factones in

AMERICA, MANILA, , MEXICO, and HAVANAOf Tobacco and Cigars. Pipes nndSmokers'

HoayJXeCnCtsh'CCl M

We're What We Advertiseand Just as Represented.

The

MMm

Wo are Pacemakers on

Footwear Prices.

The above was mado ns good asnew by

H. G-- . Wooten,Blejcle Manufacturer.

107 King street. H2-- tf

W. H. RICKARD,General Business Agent."Will attend to Conveyancing in

all its .Branches, Collectingand all Business Matters

of truBt.

, All Business entrusted to liirawill receive Prompt and CarefulAttention. Oilic"o:

" Hcnokaa, Hamakua, Hawaii,

KING STREET, Tel. 179

from

Sundries

Bicycle

ninTO1 n ir-- w

mAR-- is ntojf- -

HOLLISTER & CO,'Cor. Fort niidrwcrclinnt Sm.l

f Smker8' nrticles suitnbl fo.r'

We mao a'Specialty of Sho.es.

It's our business.

Wo propose to give moro

Value, Stylo and Comfort

Than anybody else can or will.

Mckriiy's- - alloc e,

405 Fort Street.

WinsloW Dime:Delrvex37-- 1

oExpress,?,1 Baggage, andParcels delivered on shortnotice

Piano Movie g a ipccia

Two dolivorics eaoh day10 A. m. and 4. p. m. . .

t5?" Connect with all trams and steamersOUice 011 King street, near Fort."" Tel. 170.

201-fli-

Live Stock

DELICACIESof all kinds.

HayGrain

and Feed.free delivery.

.0. !lA. L. MORRIS & CO.,

51 Fort Streot 1 d'ephono 4L'150--

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