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ft! Advertiser Australian Mail bervie ifi nnTTUT nTrnTiTTino i ni7iTii7 UP-T- O WNBook; News and Stationery Store

J. ;b. castle, :

Commission; Merchant.Office Cartwright Building,

Merchant Street, : Honolulu, H. I.: My : ;r

106 FORT STREET.

Baseballs, Bats, Gloves, Masks, Etc.FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

fh new and An Al steel steamship

IomingWtSundayS,

MCB8CBIPT10NS :

Country clubs should send their orders at once at special rates BaseballsTOME a DURAB I HTYCommercial Salesrooms, from 10c. up ; Bats troni loc. up.

Corner of Fort and Herchant Streets, fionoluln,; Hawaiian Islands.

AGENTS, EXPERTA.CCOXJN T-AJST-

TS JSTDCOLLECTORS,

REAL ESTATE, J FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS, ODSTOMHOUSE, LOAN AND EXCHANGE BROKERS.

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Departments of Business:

MUSIC Dance Folios. Sonc Folios.New York, Sept. 25, 1889.as 99Sheet. Music, songs and instrumental.Hawaiian News Co., Honolulu, Sand- -Cor. Queen and Nuuanu Sts.

Full lines of Presentation Hooks,- WICH IS. '

Gektlxmkn: We take pleasure in ac1 1 ll J 1 .1month.a - I iiiihi.i iii mi iitMiri iii.if 111? miiiii 1111Mark Twain Scrap Albums. AutographAlbums, Photograph Albums.Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will b due knowledging your acceptance of the SoleI --

mia OAZirrg, one year ...... 00 commission. at Itoneralu from Sydney and Aucklandon or about iProC Dana's Volcano and Coral Islands6 00

AGENCY Of Uie " FISCHER " PIANOS in meSandwich Islands and we hereby confirmthe same. -

Mutual Telephone 631. 31-l- ypoiUge) A few copies will be received per nextAustralia please send your orders.We further direct you to notify the gen

i.hir in AlTne- - - May 31, 1890,WILLIAM C. ACHI, New Zealander Abroad in England.eral public that you are the Sols Agentfor the XT8CHKB " fianos ana that any America and Me Sandwich Islands, by

Books akd Accounts accurately kept and properly adjusted.Collections will receive special attention and returns promptly made.Conveyancing a Specialty. Records searched and correct Abstracts of Titles furuisheatiEQAL Documents abd Pafebs of every description carefully drawn and handsomely

engrossed. . .

Copying and Translating in all laneuaees in eeneral use in this Kingdom.

. .iiortUement8 must I ianos boueht from any other source will W. M'Hutcheson, price $2.00.attended by a'"ereat risk to the purAnd will leave for the abeve port with malls and FIHTFl STATIONERY.

Our stock of these goods is unequaledpassengers on or about that date. chaser by not receiving ; the GenuinbV Flscheb " Piano and all guarantees will in the Islands.For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR I Real Estate bought and sold. Taxes paid and Property safely insured.accommodation, apyiy to I Houses, Cottages, Rooms, Offices and Land leased and rented, and rents collected.

Notary Public and Ileal EstateBroker.

Office 36 Merchant Street. 131-3-m :be withdrawn from the same. Twenty-fou- r Vols. Sir Waller Scott'sWe have no doubt but what you willI H'TTJTT IVn I.TVV 1 WOTTD 1 VlV AtTaHtAn in flNTt flOB 1 nfill lB fflfa 1 (flYTI TlflTI IRK .y j 9 at I was ait aaviMav vwvuwu au mmv mwwivv w-r'H.v- vv

meet with great success in the sale of these Works, bound in cloth for $13.50 bestthing ever ofiered for the money.HAWAUAS GAZETTE CO.,

46 Merchant St., W Til IT J VWITI fa I JO . I Custom House Business transacted with accuracy and dispatch.instruments, and wishing you ail prosLoans Negotiated at Favorable Rates. Sole Agency for the MERR1TT TYPEperity, we remain, gentlemen,Honolulu, H. I. AGENTS. WRITER: send for circulars hundredsours very truly,

J. & C. Fischer.Advertisements and Subscriptions solicited for Publishers.Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished. '

Any Article Purchased or sold on commission.Inter-Islan- d Orders will receive particular attention.

in use ; universal satisfaction all round.

(jARDNEK K. WILDER,

--A.ttornev"at-Iliaw,

Offick Honolulu Hale,Merchant Street.77 1264-l- y

the best instrument TH0S. G THRUM,VltOFRIKTOR.made. Endorsed byall the leading musi- -For Sydney and Auckland. cians of the age. Will stand hard usage

ind guaranteed by theALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE WILL RECEIVE PROMPTAND FAITHFUL ATTENTION AT MODERATE CHARGES.

WILLIAM C. ACHI,. ,1

makers for 5 years. (IU'd Catalogues free.)

Ex Bark Jok D. Biwcrl md Counsellor ai w.Seal jrw

The new and fine Al steel steamshipAll the Courts of the Kingdom. Having had an extensive business experience for over twenty-five-r years in

New York Citv and elsewhere, we feel competent to attend to all business of an

. " Sold on Uonthly Installments "

AT THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT

HAWAIIAN NEWS CO.35-- tf

J. M. DAVIDSON,

Attorney and Counsellor-at-La- w.

Office-Kaahuman- u Street,

(In office formerly occupied by Mr. C53-l- y Rogers).

IS DAYS FROM BOSTON.L36 Merchant St., Honolulu. 5 Vt A T . A NDtA 99 intricate and complicated nature, or requiring tact and discretidn, and respectfullySOiicib a trial. viavt AUAit OUOUIJCiOO AKXJUL X . i

fP Bell Telephone No. 274. J- - 29 1304-t-fkWERS & COOKE,

Leuon to Lewera & Dickson) C. B. WELLS,U the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be

. due a Honolulu from San Franciscoor or about '

June 7, 1890.PROF, GJ SAUVLET,

Piano, Violin and Singing Lessonssnd Dealers In Lumber C.CASTLE & COOKE,IMPORTERS,

BREWER & CO.

Offer For Sale,ill UniU of Building Materials.

At Residence 195 Nuuanu Ave.: Tele.8TEEET, Honolulu. IS And will have prompt dlapatcn with malls an599, or will visit pupils at their residence. Wholesale Grocer and Provision Dealer

84-l-m

T. WATERHOUSE, MerchantsShipping and Commission1 .

A Variety of VehiclesWILLIAM C. PARKE,

assengers for the above ports.For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR AC-

COMMODATIONS, apply to

Win. Gk Irwin & Co.,AGENTS

Importer and Dealer InAND

ATTORNEY -- AT -- LAW11L MEROHAHDISE. PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS.

Commission Merchant.AND

Agent to take Acknowledgments.41 Queen Street, Honolulu, ltf Wm. Q. Irwin.Clans sprockets DEALERS INOffice No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, Hono--

HACKFELD & CO.,67-l- y lulu, H. I.

Consisting of

Side Bar and Corning Buggies,

Extsssicn Top Cabriolet, ,

ViUage Carta;

Ext Top 2-sc- at Side Bar,

claus SPR1SCKEL8 & CO., BUILDERS AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,,42 Queen Street, Honolulu.Commission Agents YOUNG NAP,

Dealer in Choice Manila and Ha.fortk Qneen Sts., Honolulu, ltf .

vana Cigars, Cigarettes, HAWAIIAN ISLANDSHONOLULU Telephones Mutual 620; Bell 67isos ioa-- m

1 ,':. From the Celebrated Manufactory ot Geo.L. Brownell, New Bedford. Also,BEAVER SALOON, areated waters, Etc.

M, Opposite Wilder Co., Cor Bethel and King Streets BECHSTKIS riASOS!-

J.S0LTE. PBOPBIETOB. I 98-3-m

PLANTATIUJN S U Jf Jf XjI JBiD,

Carpenters' Blacksmiths'. Machinists and Plumbers' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSKitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and

General Merch.and.ise. '

Lnnchet Seryed with Tea, Coffee,HEWETT & JACOBSEN,

Draw Exchange en the principal parts o theworld.

WUlrecelvo deposits on open account, make

"collections and conduct a general banking and

exchange business.

liter, Ginger Ale or Milk.

hem S a. m. till 10 p. m.Accountants, Collectors, Commisaon ETAVINQ BEEN APPOINTED SOLE

W Beqniiitea a Specialty. ltfand Custom House Brokers.

li-- Agents for the sale of C. Bkchstein'scelebrated Pianofortes, we beg to solicitorders for either Horizontal or Upright

SURRY CARRY-ALL- S,

PIANO-BO- X BUGGIES,. EXPRESS "WAGONS,y. muLE carts; ; ;

Of the well-know- n Dole & Osgood make.

fi:LU IRON WORKS CO., Auditing accounts, posting up tradesmen'sGrand.

Deposits bearing Interest received In their Bav

logs Department subject to published rules andregulations. ' 17oc3tf

books, taking stocK, engrossing icgai uwu!am JjillgllieS, I ments, or copying manuscript, etc.. etc.

TESTIMONIALS :" For twenty-eig- ht years that I toave nowtagar Mills, Coolers, Br; the delivery and tallying of cargoes.

Office at Hustace & Robertson's QueenBlake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Wilcox A Gibbs, and Remington Sewing Machines,used Bechstein's Pianos, they have main- - --fiThe public are invited to inspect4 Lead Castings,

I T n TlnrKn ISA tainea tneir supenonty. ibzt..-.-.

i these Goods at the store otANDERSON & LUNDY,

Dentists.f--

y of eyery description made to j Mutual Telephone, 19 , Bell TelephoneHcnlw attention paid to ships black--I .. iio.imJob work executed on the shortest I til . . - - V .hioh i1mite nf th ntmmt vntv I W W AN IV If - AT r I H 1

ltf of shade bears testimony to the fact thatthe manufacture nas attained tne utmostJS ROYAL SALOON, degree of perfection in the act of instru--1 101 1321-l- m

ARTIFICIAL TEETHfrom one to an entire setserted on gold, silver, allum-;nn- m

and rubber bases..34 Queen 8treet.TT? and Kercbant Streets JOB

CIGARS AND TOBACCOOf the best quality and cheap.

ICED DRINKS,At 87 King Street, near Fort St, Honolulu

104 lm II. PETERSEN.

CVot further particulars apply toCrown : and bridge work a specialty. Topersons wearing rubber plates which are a Pnor. G. 8AUVLET, Nuuanu Avenue, or to

DIMOND BLOCK, 95 and 97 KING STREET.CtJer the Management of

H. Wolter, constant source ot irritauon w me H. HACKFELD to CO., .

Sole Agents for the Hawn. Isl.19 1307-3- mP la tock a variety of the best Wines,

mouth and , tliroat, we wouia recommeuuour Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper-

ations performed in accordance with thelatest improvements in dentaL science.pn.ind ice cold beers en draught at

F Sum.

Fll and See Us. ltf Teeth extracted wiinoui pam uy mc "5Nitrous Oxide Gas.

m . -mm sai,

Merchant Tailor,MANUFACTURER OF

JAMES NOTT, JR.,; f t

PRACTICALHotel street, xregioan premises. -

J. E. GOMES,Perly of Gomes & Wichman.) TINSMITH &PLUMBERJ. MC'QXJEEK.H. B. HITCHCOCK.Gentlemen's Underclothing Pioneer Steam

CANDY FACTORY AND BAKERY.Corner of Kins ud Alakea Sts. 'pi Block, No 79 Fort Street,

pcturius -:- - Jeweler, And. Furnishing Goods. r Honolulu, H. I;HAWAIIAN TRANSFER COMPANY.

Office next door to B. More, King St.

Bell Tel. 160; Mutual Tel. 565.Woolen and Pongee Coats, Wool, Calico,luiQe7 Promptly attended to.tiiHonolulu. TELEPHONE Workshop, Mutual 261; F. HORN Practical Confectioner,

Pastry Cook and Baker.German and Ltinen bmrts.4S-3-m

residence, Mutual. 236.o nn . ,Wk o o qij K-- r . . :

Finest Brands of Havana and Manila Cigars. Telephone 74.No. 71 Hotel St.S- - L. C. PRAY, Estimates furnished on all classes 12C3 S5-t-f89 Ring Street. 1-- lJ

of Plumbing and Tinsmithing work. First1 Aand Roman Baths, class worKmansmp nu maMtruu guaran

teed in all tne above orancnes oi my dusi- -HAWAIIAN LIME ! ness at reasonable rates. 44-l- ypSt-Chin- ese ChurchlYard.

Walker & iledward

The liverpopl and Lbn--

don'and Glot

rcnraciczsD issa.)

Stoves, Ranges ; and HonseKecplng Giotts.( GE of Residence.

$3.50 per Bbl. DRAYMUNAll orders for cartage promptly attended

to. Particular attention paid to theMOVED FROMreet 10 ello Lane. Palama.

Plumbing, Tin,; Copper and Sheet Iron Worh Etraetors & BuildersF- - to 12 m., and 6 to 9p. ii. PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,

Bell 475.Ass.. ...................... ..O 49,C9.CZ9Not ISMOCM..... .. ....... OtCTtCf :! ,

Claims ru.... its.co.cca

oa CalUlncs.Kscblnsrr.- r- -SOLE AGENTS.124-t- f lW-t- f

JsWsSsWsBMsWssnSBBlSllsWBBWsmSBSSSl . -

New Goods, ex Bt John D. BrewerBrick, Ctoae sad Woodea BalUlng

- Cstlwst Given.'-"- .'

Shlmg Pmsaptly Aticael tt73 SING STREET.

a3 faraltue, a tbe i

Storing and Shipping of Goods inTransit to Other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sand, in quanti-

tiesJosuR1aUowwtprice8:

CALL FORDIAMOND- - CREAMERY

FIRE OFFICE,01 LONDON. Sioliop128 Days from Boston.- -

V.O.CslITelspbeaeill tfiHshed 1710. T7 :

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Just ReceivedPer S. S. Oceanic and Bark Velocity, from

- China and Japan,

Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods

SILKS,Silk Handkerchiefs,

Dinner and Tea Sets,

Uf) uuuua, iiaiuuiuv, uuuw, wuuvo, u.iv.tfy.M.rr.-- 0 .-- r-BEEWEB ts COIIPAIfY,

GE0M.r

8 LEAVEBUTTER HOUSEHOLD SEWING MACHINESALSO ' pctlic. mere!:''327.538,700

liEECANTlLQ : is prepared tone:kUls; apprtir worli,toriss ot bankrupt arJ. & C. FISCHER PIpSTOS oehcual

rTrtbunu,L .b JurlsdlcRattan Chairs, rOSca at endCTsEx J. .Ktc, Etc., Etc. -

O-FO-B SALEp iarlane & Co. - COUIILEnOH AGE1IT3.

In lib.. 21b., 31b, and 71b. Tins.

Finest A.rticle for"Warm Climates.

SFOSTER&Co.Wholesale Grocers,

itston. . Flower Pots and Vases,

. Lanterns, Bamboo Baskets, Etc. C urr ot oyr:u. : :;Kinp and Bethel Street. '& on 129ft ioo-i-y -

- ' . . - " : - -- i r"' - Ip.a JonJr...........FresutaXllr I iWINGWOTAI& CO.lis 1 w . 7 -I.O.Osrtse....... TrssxarcraadCaerstzry VV --- LSJ

Cl wnom.T7.F.Allsa......... .........Aslrm Vmm rm. wniriv rinWrtP. And Dailv.P. U. Advertiser25 Nunaiitt Street82-l- m ; SOLE AGENTS.

STREET.I

OT-ro IBAJINGh I!AJ?aKS OF OTIS GDOM I ca.an. tti , F. n- - 1 UKAU TUK UA1LX AUVJittAlOJCtt

188d,iAtt PACifici MMBRCia,L advertiser, May .29.I:

THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.5ltttl)orittt.

. R. Hendbt, President and Manager.GoDfBKY Beoww, Secretary & Treasurer.

Besides the 54 coroner's inueste 17 gecfc pay of police 815,000j dr'Awn

examinations were made by corori- - $9,905; although the laltd is re-e- rs

apparently without jury and the ferred to in that portion of theseems to have port which treats of the police,

arrived at a conclusion differing Just what the Attorney-Gener- al

from the general opinion, that is; means, under the title " The Inde- - H A KllWAT)iHAWAIIAN(LIMITED). I

Importer and Dealers in

Sixth Day.ofWednesday, May 28.

Thft Hnnso nifit At 10 a.m. Fraver oy

chaplain. Minutes read and approved is,

after '.corrections. ;

Rpn. Aniki cresenteJ the following" - - . I

.mreu, -- mu- ?wvw$12,000 for public road from Hilea to I

of- -

from Punaluu toHilea. Referred to committee on ruDiicLands.

Rep. Kapaehaole presented a petitionfrAmsNTolokai: $1,000 for bridge atHalawa; $1,200 to extend wharf at Ka- -

malo ; $1,200 to extend wharf at Kauna--

kakai; $1,000 for bridge at iionoiiwai.

HARDWAEE, GLASSWABE, CHfe1Genuine HaviUBd China, plain snd

V7are; Piano. LiSrary and SSSdiSi.:'OhaTjLdeliers and ElectolW

Fixtures of all kinds ; a complete assortment of tvhLamp

J QITPPI UN M mimv nnnnJibmujiiiuiv uui liiiukj ui niu i nr.Mki.Referred to committee on Public Lands, referredr

to in' the speech are facts and doKamai presented a petition that not warrant such a reply as the com-"7- T

. - , , .1. .j:-- ...k mittee'a draft proposed. The countryan ungusn scdoqi oe esiaoiiBi.eu iu cu andoubtedly been exceedingly pros-electi- on

district. Referred to committee peroug. There is no danger of any inter-o-n

Education. 2. That all native Ha- - fere nee in our affairs on the part of any

The "Gaxelle" Hiding Plow and- Planters' Steel and Goceeked HowWOILS-- : Lard, Cylinder, Kerosene Li

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vwiKtma vinniODva DDTTDtroa . ... .rAlvn.o9 VAAM&oua aim jjnuonAO. iuAKlLA en)

HANDLES OF ALL KINDS- -

HOSE: . Rubber, Wire-bou- nd of superior quality h J

Sealed TendersWill be received at the Interior Office until

"FRIDAY. May 30, 1890, at 12 o'clock noon,for Publishing the Session Laws of 1890,as follows: " v

1. Publishing in Newspaper English :one time, at per 1000 " ems," octavo measure, double column.

2. Publishing in NewspaperHawaiianone tim, at per 1000 ems," octavo

measure, double column.3. Printing and Binding 500 Copies of

the above laws English in same style asSession Laws of 1888.

4. Printing and Binding 500 Copies otthe above laws Hawaiian in same styleas Session Laws of 1888.

All bids must be endorsed Tenders forPrinting Laws," and must be made inconformity with the above items as speci-fied.

The Minister of the Interior does notbind himself to accept the lowest or anybid:

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LORRIN A. THURSTON-Minist- er

of the Interio.Interior Office, May 26, 1890. 125t.

Si aled TendersWill be received at the Interior Office untilFRIDAY, May 30, 1890, at 12 o'clock noonfor the erection of the Iron Market Build-ing on the Esplanade.

' Plans of the Building can be seen at theOffice of the Superintendent of PublicWorks where all necessary informationcan be obtained.

LORRIN A. THURSTON,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office May 22, 1890. 122-- 5t .

THE ADVERTISER CALENDAR.

May, 18U0.

Agate Iron Ware' Silver Plated Ware, Table and Pocket CntWPowder, Shot and Caps, The Celebrated "Club" MachinS

AGENTS FOE:New Process" Rope, " New Process " Twist Drills,

":rr Otnna ViHnM KTnn1' ClwmSm T:1Hartman's Steel-wir- e Fence and Steel-wir- e Mata

Wm. G . Fisher's Wrought Steel

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thatno necessity exists or existed I

t (iiYUry SnnnAntci Anni. I

dents accounted for 20 deaths, alcohol 3, drowning 2, natural causes 5.

Several pages of the report con-

tain a discussion of the Chinesequestion, more particular withreference to its criminal aspect.It is pointed -- out that part of themurders were - caused by the YeeWo Hung" secret ' "society, a mostdangerous organization which isstrong in this country with severalbranches. While bur laws are am-

ply, stringent against such organi- -

zations it is snown to De verynearly impossible to give effect tothem. The Chinese ability toorganize and keep a secret rendersthem very powerful and equallydangerous. The Opium law is dis-

cussed and in a manner and spiritwhich1-wil- l cbmmend itself to theunprejudiced. While we cannotagree with the conclusions reached,yet we must admit many of thefacts presented. There is no doubtthat many things in the law aredemoralizing: that there is briberyand corruption and that opium iseasily smuggled, but we believethat it is equally true that with theprohibition law opium is not sofreely used by others than Chineseand particularly is this true of theHuwaiians. It is a possible thingto control and check the use'bf thedrug with others than the Chineseand this is sumcient to justify aprohibition law. More than this,vith opium prohibited the sugar

and rice plantations and other in-

dustries are able to check'its gen-

eral use and so do not suffer suchloss as otherwise might occur.

The matter of revision and com-

pilation receives attention. It isurged that better than compilation

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encyat the present time towardscodification, and it is net unlikelythat w shall he hnahlo tn rcaistthe pressure, even if it were betteras it "isi There are inany amongour lawyers who favor it. In con- -

ncction with this, it is intimated!that the commission appointed lastsession to submit a Practice Acthave no report to make ; but it isstrongly urged that the Act to Re-

organize 'the Judiciary, submittedlast session but not acted upon,

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Ministers supposed attempt to destroythe independence of the country, lo--day he is trying to lay it to tne jucivm-le- y

bill. This shows duplicity. Thehonorable memner l tninu: is me uuior

the reply. He wants to bind theHouse to anv construction of which anymember sees fit to put upon it. .There

I believe, no member here who doesihe independence of

the country. I am one of them. If themaioritv of. the House wish to dispose of- j iL- - i 1 St..

....- th fortvi2ht- ....elected membersithis House, nor oi tne immsters

either. If anvthine of this kind is to beinserted in the reply, it ought to besnecined Dreciselv what is meant.

KeD. i&icKara eaia in connuence utthe people is placed in us they havedelegated to us. out of . thousancU, theduty of transacting the business of thecountry. (The speaker read extract fromthe speech from the tnrone referring tothe Drosrjeritv of the country.) ine tacts-

fnrpiVn nower. We are always liable tonatural uiuaaiuio, duv,u m uu""droughts, etc., but not from any foreignpower. Uur strengm ues in our weaiL-nes- a.

The reply speaks of a check fromcause beyond our control. The House

is competent to protect the interests ottne country, ana we nave nouungo iearfrom without; ; 1 , r $

Noble Macfarlane said a great deal ofvaluable time had been wasted on thequestion which might have been dis--

ed of in ten minutes, had it oeen apf;roached in a proper spirit. There hasbeen no excuse for any such display ofparty feeling. He admitted the clauseobjected to was somewhat obscure, buttne committee uiu not intena to concealanv hidden meaning under it. I thinkno fair-minde- d man will find the King'sspeech is an expression of the policy ofthe Government, ana tne House nas aright to criticise it in its reply, and Itliink the House should not lose sight ofthis prerogative. I desire to suggest anamendment, with the permission of themember from Koolaupoko, to stop debate and remove all possibility of mis- -

frV t lar We do not nronose to re--naia 0 m;;0fnt.ioi gnianim0n)fl ifwe want an amendments we can makefham nPHprVAa F.ir th first --1ahsa inj;00 t ,aa rnii.infr. wrecognise tnat a fair degree of prosperityhas been enjoyed in your kingdom during the past biennial period, and hopethat the policy of Your Majesty's Gov-- 1

ernment will be directed to the continu-ance of that prosperity without affectingthe independence of our country." Inplace of the second clause Criticized :

Therefore, we will carefully considerthe wisdom of pledging the Governmentcredit to such a work."

Rep. Knudsen said, I am one of thecommittee appointed to draft the reply.Several amendments have been iiniposed. (Speaker reads the MinisteVrfthe Interior's amendment). That readsvery fair, too fair I think. I saw andcontinue to see nothing wrong in the re

& u"s gCr p--yis fair.in

IoXis noi prosperity in an. xuere huh oeengreat general prosperity in the sugar interest. In my district there has beengreat prosperity in sugar industry. Inother industries no great prosperity. Thestrength of the country is in the smallfarmer. Now there are mortgage salesof small properties every week. Weshould say to His Majesty what is true.not what is smooth and pleasant. Nowthe reply is true. There is a fair degreeof prosperity, but no great prosperity asthe continual mortgage Bales prove. Iam therefore in favor of the reply as itstands. I would not say that the pledging the Government credit is unwise,but I question its wisdom. I move thatthis committee rise and recommend theadoption of the reply as it stands.

Noble Horner seconded Noble Macfar- -lane's amendment.

Noble Gornwell wished to explain hisvote before voting. The draft was pushed on me. I had no time for examination . After examination of it, I am conscientiously in favor of amendment andsnail vote for it.

Minister Thurston said that NobleMacfarlane agrees perfectly with him inregarding . this as a non-partiz- an Question . The other side has made it a par--1tizan question. The honorable Noblehas adopted the meat of my amendments. I am indifferent to the form. Itherefore second them and ; hope theywill pass. As to receiving ... Ministersamendments unfortunately it does notdepend on him, as the right of the Min-isters to sit and vote and act in thisHouse does not depend on him but isguaranteed by the constitution.

Rep. Brown moved that the commit-tee rise and , recommend the House toadopt the report as amended by NobleMacfarlane. (Calls of question).

Rep. Kapaehaole said, I am glad tosee tbat the honorable members whowere yesterday in favor of adopting thereport have come over to our side, and Iwelcome them. ;

The motion of Rep. Brown was putand carried. - ' :f .'

(Chairman Raise your right hand.Noble Baldwin Can't do it).

The committee rose and reported themotion oi liep. tsrown. The report wasunanimously adopted.

Rep. Brown moved that the reply benow engrossed and that a committee beappointed io lake it to His Majesty.

Rep. Kalua moved that the report belaid on the table until engrossed. Therewas no harm; His Majesty had seen thedraft in. the papers. ! " ... -

Kep. Brown called the attention ofRep. Kalua to Rule 38, which covers hisoojecuon. -

Rep. Kalua said it was not for Rep.Brown to refer him to the rules. His mo-tion was in order.

Minister Thurston said the motion tolay on the table is not debateable.

Rep. Kapaehaole thought the point wasnot well taken. - :

President Walker said the amendmentwouia iaxe tne place of the motion. f

The motion to lay on the table was putand lost on a risimr vote. '

. -The motion of Rep.Brown was carried.Rep. Brown moved to adjourn. :

aiucuueu ib oy utKinz a re-cess to 1 :30. Tliis adjourning was cettinsto be ridiculous. If there was work todo let them do hV -

Noble Baldwin stated that . his objectwas to enable the committees " to work.In the first twoor three weeks the Housegets along faster by giving committees achance to work. --

. : ...' ' The amendment was put and lost.

'

The House adjourned at 12 5 to 10a. X., Thursday. ; l--r?-

A ONK-R002IE- D COTTAOB.o tmutkim, wiva. coons;flxtaresetc., in a plexsintity. Address X! AdveiS?r

HENET DAVIS M

pendence of the Judiciary' is notnrvrfoAtlv flffl.F! but in VI6W of OC"

" .1

date, well known to me wuuio uiu- -

u . ft'rf. wnnld have hadI

, - w- -.- -uU4V ;.mnAtA.'Hwfnittf mill inrci' i.ii iiiivc

left it all unsaid. The SupremoCourt does hot need any vindication of its well known honesty andimpartiality, i : i ;

" -

As the report is in both Englishand Hawaiian, it would have beenmore cas'ly read and appearedmuch better to have kept thelanguage separate in the statementof accounts. Sundry small errorsmar the general appearance of thereport.

CORRESPONDENCE.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for thestatements made, or opinions expressed by OUTy

correspondents..4--

Statement of Facta.JVr. Editor: Wilf you kindly

grant me a space in your paper fora statement of facts.

On the 23d August, 1889, I re-

ceived from tho Bishop GuttaFercha Co. of New York, an as-

signment of contract made betweenthe Minister of the Interior and J.

l

Sherman Bartholomew, and author--

m m n n n m i 1 I

OI fc,UUU on tne contract ior tneconstruction of winter-islan-d Sab-mari-ne

Electric Telegraph Cables,'which ;is signed by J. ShermanBartholomew, and Bartholomew. &Baker by J. Sherman Bartholomew,to the .Bishop - Gutta Jrercha (Jo.with their power of attorney tocollect this; amount for their : ac-cou- nt.

' ' ' ' : "-- 't- ;Under same date, I addressed tho

Minister of the Interior, informinghim of my having received thispower and assignment, and request-ing him to notify me, when underthe terms of the contract he wouldbo prepared to pay this money.

- Ii This done mn in mir- - tti iwas byf 17vate:rw capacity, acting V " NowYnrt rnmnanv. and hfiforo JVleRsrs.JBartholomew & iiaker haa contracted any debt with E. O. Hall &Son and nearly five months before- -

fcho Hawaiian Pacihc Cable Co. was. . ....T n .flr f. fl,

statements in the. open letter of Mr.Bartholomew to the Minister ofFinance may bo explained and cor-rected. --

. W.F.Allen.May 28, 1890.

. A Sad, Sight.Mb. Editor: The other even-

ing while waiting on King streetfor the street cars, a group of six

iv" a a; a a i

so freely and easily, as the youngand strong do walk. I did notknow any of them, or at, least didnot recognize them,but they seemedto me young men whose mothersmight be happy to own them forsons. But their entry info thisdrinking place was evidence that

h?d beSun a Practice whichhas 'onlv sorrow and loss at theanil T'KoTr aiA fpifllndr titIf k 4kA;. I

neaUh and'gtrcngtb, they are tarn--pering with a tlmtatiSn and anappetite which will more thanKeiy e their merciless master

Zln 7hlTThey are hindSu WW m j mm

them in the race of life, and auiteprobably prevent them ever reach-- 1

inff anv great success. But there!

the saloon. These six young men,I

couTd be coiWvS- - "it 1 Vmgreatly mistaken, they were notdraw,n by any . strong appetiteAnd that is what the saloon is do- -

drunkards. Shall we let the saloonremain to make our boys into sots?Shall they stand, as ; now n somany four street corners, withouta protest an open door leading torUf disgrace aid death, into whichour boys may carelessly go to be?gin the career ot the. drunkard?

"l ""S" uuw.pwmu moonly voice to say so in 5 this king--dom, I protest against the saloonand its right to exist Protist

' Honolulu, May 26th;

Police Court.

I V Wednesday, May 28.- Three drunks were fined and one

' ' ' '"discharged. -- t:. - ij c

. Kaia, who was arrested for drunk- -

enness, on being searched was foundto have some opium in his pockets.He was jemanded for a week forsentence. ' i

Fomr ; Chinese charged with dia--

turbin the quiet of te night, werea rifloiuauu r : :

";'Vv.--..v-- , 'IV Th city election at St. Paul,Minnesota, May 6th. resulted in a

53 iTort Street

EVENTS OF TO-DA- Y.

Legislative Assembly At 10 a. m.

Honolulu Rifles Drill Co. A. at 7:30p. M.

Y. W. C. T. U. Meeting at Y. M. C. Aat 3 p.m. ; ., .

Opera House" The French Spy " by theBijou Co. at 8 p. m.

THE DAILT

Pacific Coinmercial Advertiser.

Bh just and fear not:Let all the ends thou alm'ct at be V

Thy Country'!, thy Ood'i. and Truth's.

THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1890.

REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERA- L.

The story of crime always pos-sesses a peculiar fascination; themore terrible it is, or if surroundedwith strange or grotesque features,the greater the attraction. TheAttorney-Gener- al has skillfullyseized upon this" fact, and it "bearsfruit and lends an added interest tohis report, taking away from theusual dry details' of statistical reports. A specific account is givenof the known facts connected witheach of the" homicides of the pastbiennial period. Truly it makes asickening tale! Seventeen cases ofmurder or manslaughter, besidesthe seven deaths caused b'y theRobert Wilcox insurrection lastJuly and twelve or more suicides,makes a ghastly total and analarming number for our hitherto

should be revived, by the present young men passed me, and entered ney-Gener- al any knowledge of theand something be doe a saloon on the corner. They were tcIr"with it. Attention is also directed voimo and atrnncr. walkine alnnff his knowledge, had it been sanctioned bv

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mnrttraoino

TtA TnU. Ilands to foreigners,ciary committee.

Rep. Waipuilani presented a petitionfrom Kona for $1,000 for wharf at Hoo- - acena; $1,000 for dredging at Hookena;

$800 for wharf at Napbopoo, and $500 forwharf at llonauna. . Keterrea tocommutee on fublic Lands. .

'

Ren. Kama said the Judiciary com- -

mittee was called yesterday, but couldnot do anything because Noble ide- -

mann's place has not been niiea anaRep. Rosa is chairmann of the Opiumcommittee. .,- - ..

Minister Damon gave notice of an Actto defray the expenses of the Legislative'session of 1890.

Noble Baldwin said nothing was donewith the invitation from the Geo. W. de

Ifng Post yesterday. He moved theanont. tho invitfltinn tt'ith thanks.

narriea v

Minister Thurston presents the . Eng--. w.wk. w w w

Health. It was ready on first day butwas held bacK waiting ior tne native. I

Thought best not to wait any longer.Miuister Damon stated that his room

was at the service of any of the commit--

tees. It was provided with tables, etc.Noble McCarthy gives notice of, 1. An

Act to regulate the observance of Sunday.2. An Act to prohibit the importation ofmaterials for public, works. 3. An Actto provide for large circulation of theParadise of the racihc.

Rep. Kalua gives notice of an Act authorizing the Minister of . the Interior totake water from Wailuku to Kahului.

Hep. Kapaehaole reads bill to repealchapter 56 of the Laws of 1888, being anAct to protect fish.

liep. Kahookano reads bill to amendsection 893 of Civil Code as amended byan Act approved June 22, 18G8, to raise I

- z ice tnct "ff iorl?? onnixwuj iwwiw.Rep. Waipuilani gives notice of the

following Acts : 1. Aft Act to encouragethe cultivation ot conee. j. An Act to

tsTto provide for care of lepers on eachIsland.

Noble Crabbe asks the Attorney-Genera- l,

in writing, as to the causes whichled to the guarding of the Police station.

Noble Muller asks the following ques-tions: .Was any armed force at the Sta-tion house during the .nights of the 17thand 22d of April. 1890, or any other nightbetween the middle, and end of April?If soj for what reason ? Was there anyreason at that time to expect the distur-bance of the peace or public tranquilityin Honolulu ? - If so, upon what author-it-y

or reports was such fear or suspicionbased? Had His Excellency the Attor--

. 'the Cabinet, and for what reason or purpose? - .

Rep. Kalua moves that the reply bemade in writing. "

Minister Thurston states that the rulesso provide.

President Walker appoints W. H. Cum- -

minos nn PnVH Lands fommittpA anrlRep. Nawahi on Judiciary committee inPace of Noble Widemann who resigned.Day?P Canted

Rep. Kalua isays by the motion of yes--terday, the matter must be considered incommittee of the whole.':JJSS:tgf.tnd EeVter" is apintd6

The House then resolved itself intocommittee and the chairman stated thatthe business before committee was therepute

.the-

King's speech. (Calls forqnSL5 Lw i-1.: uEnglish A great deal has already beensaid on the question. The Minister of

compromise was reached which does not1 J.1 wTZ " A Ti r A. a

KSSSSto suggest that there might be a check toour prospeniy. xi sugar goes uown someone must suffer Perhaps laborers willlearn to eat a little lesa Bolid food and alittle more weeds. Perhaps Portuguesewill learn to clothe themselves and theirfamilies in sugar bags. -- To say thatMinistry do not know what consequencesof the McKinley bill will be. The pressincluding the ministerial Organ, in edi-torials which I doubt not were inspired,have teemed with expressions of appre-hension. These are ' incontrovertiblefacta. I believe that an open avowal ofones position is 'SSSnlADy xamistersr .Prevarication will nosave us. It may stave off bankruptcy,But for a junior member in the family ofnations to attempt to deceive its elders isa dangerous : expedient. Mr. Wildersscheme was defeated because Honololamerchants feared the influx of cheapBritish capital would injure them. Areply to the speech emanating from HisMajesty s advisers should be carefullyframed, but should not be a mere echoof government policy, ! right or wrong;.In framing the reply I have carefullyavoided anything of a partisan character

I although it is easy to see how a partisanI overflowing with bile, might have drivenI home many a thrust which the ministersj could - not . have parried. Personally, I

naYe no objections to placing some moreSI : ep. Brown said There an old say

mg "Consistency is a jewel," but thehonorable t member from Koolaupoko(Bush) shows very little of it. Yesterdayth honorable member here' intimatedthatrthe " tsheqk on our prosperity

SMOKIES !

MESSRS. HOLLISTER &of the

o

CO.; WOULDlovers of

A."

G-oo- d. CigarTO THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE

CONSIGNMENT

eioicE HAYANAorderly and quiet little community, thatany of our wealthy corpora-- S8 i?ianVcha ixTpfy it mightEither some of these cases were tions do dot pay their just propor-- S ave got ite mouthpiece to explain the

' tioJnft.vna , case ax least, m&&ngxnearpnpxa, matter beforehand. The committeewith very unusual dif-- , and not tho drunkard demanding presented all shades of opinion, and a Direct from thecareof nrisoners from thn Tnfn.: who seemed hardly mow than UWs;

to the Attorney-General'-s Depart-- ! ZefllJl free government was made by men who

Those in aaamh n( & nlMnt smoke will do we"

before purchasing.

to the severity of our laws regard- -

ing exemptions from execution,and more liberal legislation isrecommended.. Our present lawwas enacted for the . Hawaiian,and it is perfectly evident that whatwould be ample exemption for asimPIe methd "g, would fallvery far short of the needs of ourmore complex civilization.

Attention is called to the growing importance of eorporatipns inthe . country and the necessity ofgreater ' control It is suirested?w d.scnmmation be made againstforeign corpiflfrations. This is onlyin line with tho legislation of manyforeiVn states; It i nhnwn 1 arrnin

The matter of the transfer of th a

menfy has already appeared the;Legislature in a bill.

The riot ols last Julv receivesnotice; but very 'little isas "to the trials: No comment's;

madf upon the disgrace of the re--fusal of . the jury to punish thecrimp perhaps the fact was soevidlnt as to repder comment uni

- - --r :. .. , i

necessary;. ; ;T report of the Marshal shows

that870 arrests have been madedunfig theuwo years last : past, of

?n-W-! iJ?T wpmen,wmciiappears to indicate a better. state ofmorals on the part of the fair sex;Of leper arrests, 430' have? beentaken to . 'thf Renmvincr,? Rf'nfinn '

The table shows that the vfir ifiRft

ro 4 a sa" HUB ttlUVC VAJlU I LI IUIO'WU&K.The total number of paid police,

191, for the country . does not seemto be largo in view of the i'mixedcharacter of the i population. Jl? I ii The report is defective iii that it

u miot,on atflv:t exnend tnr tXAr MV

Amounts appropriated and drawnfor incidentals; 012 000- -

- . ,. .,,.vpt .; jtitS tivo t goy

RESPECTFUL,

JUST RECEIV0

OF

CPFacW

POI,

ptJBl

TO

H0LJL1STEK & $

WHOI4TCSAX.IC AND

ists and Tobacc

Acuities, or there is a deficiencywith our mjachincrv of iustice. fortoo many ot them have gone nude,tected and punished. The Attorney,General, however, calls attention tolthe energy and ability of the Sher--iff of Hawaii in these matters,Kauai continues to maintain itsformer reputation as a well-g- o v--

erned and well-police- d Island.The department of the Attorney- -

General is of necessity somewhatmeagre m variety, for, while cover,ing very important ground it ishm,ted ,n scope. The Attorney.wnerai isme legal adviser ot thoGovernment, the

a "VWk f-rT-"vana me neaa pt the Police. It

mignc,neretore, nave been expect- -ed that tho repoTt would be confined to thes matters, but His Ex-ccllencyfi-

siB

succeeded in giving--variety and interest to the topics

; he has treated, some of which con-

tain valuable suggestions. But thereport is disappointing in some re-- ;

8pects, where wo had the right to;iiiformation. I ?expect r - - j

1 It appears that there have been- 64 coroner's inquests and llO fire,

inquests. Tho" latter t shows 7 fires'from incehdiarisni without any dis-

covery of the incendiaries; ratherof an i uncmfortAble'state: of affairs

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,, -- - -- :yrv:'--;c,- DAILY PACIFIC ftOftlMl&CtA 29, 1886.LOCAL AND GENERAL.10D CO.'S Supreme Court of the Hawaiian HOSPITAL FLOWER SOCIETY Xtm autJtrtistincnta.

Adjourned Meeting Held at the T. if.A one-room- ed furnished cottage isto rent. - " ;

Islands, April Term, 1890.

Maria Kahai vs. Kamai, (w.) ROYALC. A. Parlor Constitution Adopted.Wednesday afternoon an adjourn- -

. Several weddincrs are to take nlan Optra lose E. O.HAJX & SO L'd,Hawaiiaded meeting of the Hospital Flowernext months f r : f EJECTMENT. , JUBY WAIVED.Society was held in the parlors ofThe French Sdv to-ni- hf f ih J. E. Brows Manager.the Y. M. C. A. The President Mrs.S. H. Dowsett, was in the chair.

rfiCt81 P.M.A90fl i 2:00

.,' q'iS 2:48- 4:00

' r.M.a. 3:00

1- -:9:30 3:48

fell.na-;i0- :l3

Lg-4:054:53

Thuraday ETeniug, May 29Amongst those present were, H. B.H. Princess Liliuokalani, Mrs. Alex.

Opera House.

The special Opium Committee isactively at work.

; . - vAbayhor3e branded N will be

sold at the Government Pound on

- . DECISION BY BICKEBTON, J. " ","

This is an action of ejectment torecover an undivided half of a cer-tain piece of land situated in Manoa,Island of Oahu, being same describedin Royal Patent No. 45, to Makaulii.

lhe plaintiff claims under a deeddated 4th December, 1873, from Kai-lialanl- a.

who inharitAi

Mackintosh, Mrs. E. W. Jordan, Mrs. Complimentary .BenefitTendered to

Gray, Miss Dora Dowsett, Miss vonMay 3lst. r -

THE - BIJOUNoble McCarthv hnn mvon rw;! Kanekoa, alias Keko. sha ha-vir- ,Holt, Mrs. J. N. S. Williams, andRev. Alex. Mackintosh. The min-utes were read and approved.

i Moon.am The constitution was then broughtM . - ttoss.

of his bill to regulate the observance ?erV.!d Fm her first husband, Ma--of Sunday. - --r - kauln, the patentee.

In the deed from Kailiulaula, thereA special meeting of the Hawaiian 5s an interlineation "a me Helu 45,"

Jockey Club Will be held at the (aD.d als. No. 45) and. a certificateHotel this .evening at 7-3- 0 o'clock. written in the margin, and signed

up. it was reaa ana votea uponarticle by article, and finally adopt-ed as a whole.

TIT ATI A Merchanls d ShipiiairajcCompany A, Honolulu Rifles,The Treasurer Miss Marie von1 Holt, read her report which showed

the society had $50 in the bank.

raS S g

STaa.m.

5.18 6.36 0.325.1S 6.37 1.156.1 6.37 1.685.17 6.37 2?, 40

5.17 6.37 3.175.17 6.38 3.506.17 6.38 4.30

HAVE JTJST RECEIVEDy. JiaiaKaua, to the eflect that theinterlineation was written by himwith the consent and in the presenceof Kailiulaula and in the presence ofKahai and Palohau".

There will be an administrator'ssale of horses, colts and oxen atWaiahole, Koolau, at noon to-da- y.'

3.00V 10 Miss Dora Dowsett, from the com

4.20

5.101

On which occasion the Bijou Comedy Co.wiU give as a farewell , prior to their

departure for America, the

GREAT SPECTACULAR MILITARY,Ex Bark John D. Brewer from Boston ; the Ship Borrowdale from England ; and5 COO

mittee appointed to visit the sick atthe Hospital reported, that this new5.00Oi otner late arrivals, a large assortment of Goods in their line,

includingHenry May & Co. have for deliv it appears from the date of theery every Monday morning, fine but-- deed and acknowledgment December6.00

7.30

7.008.008.40 MANILA ROPE 6 Thread to 9 inch; IRON WIBE, and Flexiblo; 1.30

wur waa mucn appreciateu dj &u TV v rtthe paUente The latter say they Tlie JieDCfl "I" DDVare hannv and well r.nrfd for bnt r I . . M. J

8.30

T im ata.m Planing"uui fo ixjf ui xw. . iiAuer. ouu ueriiiHUaiH ia margin- dated December 6, 1873, that this in--

lhe regular monthly meeting df terlineation was made after the exe--the Y. W. C. T. TJ. wiir be held ih cution of the deed. This deed isthe Y. M. C. A. parlor, at 3 o'clock objected to by defendant who inher- -

visit from the outside cheers themup and makes life worth living. It

BTEELKOrE, all sices; Bolt Rope. Lanyard Staff, Ratline, Sponyarn,Marlin, Hambroline, Housline, Seixmg 8tuff, Wire Seiiine, Whaleline,Oakum, Felt. Pitch, Goal and Stockholm Tar, Pitch Mops, and Tar Brushes.BLOCKS Common and Patent, all sixes and styles ;

SHEAVES Common, Patent and Metaline bushed;A Large Assortment ot

UiiibV e-- i.tnin mean noon. Par- -CSBox plan at J. E. Brown's.

Dress Circle SI: Balcony 7oc ;Li9 t 2 TL- - to correspond was distressing at first to find how 1 5Lue.1 and

few Hawaiians (especially women) GaUerythis afternoon. - ited the other half of said 1n fPXnbcbrcnometersset

Tbif there were in the place, lint Mrs.said Makaulii. to whiVh ioi'm Galvanized and Brass Ship Hardware,KKWilier, vndjeweB. There must be . something wronsr is no diannfp. nor Hnoa tVia AfanAon EX ALEX. McNEIL, A FUlIi link orHALL'S STEEL PLOWS AND BREAKERS,

a x 7 ww VJ.?UUUUUwith tlie brakes on some of the tram- - dispute that Kanekoa inherited one-car- s,

or else the drivers do not know half of said land from said Makaulii.how to use them. After a careful examination nf t.h a

Millers reputation for careful anduntiring nursing has already had atelling influence among them. Theyhave nothing but praise for her andthe other nurses connected with theHospital.

with extra Points, Handles and Beams to fit; all kinds of AGRICULTURALHart no's Sfee1 W ire Fence ' IMPLEMENTS : MECHANICS' TOOLS, of all kinds;law and authoritinn. T find that, if on

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, Galvanised and Copper Telephone Wire, FenceTwelve-inc- h water pipes have been the production of an instrnmpnt it Mr. Mackintosh proposed that a Wire, Galvanized and Black ; LEATHER, Card Matches, Paints anaOils, Kerosene Oil, Lubricating Oils, and Engineers'

Supplies, Coarse SALT by the bag or ton .piece of land in the Hospital grounds1 .I 1 a m a a

laid from the second bridge Nuuanu appears to. have been altered, it is in--avenue, to School street, and along cumbenton the party offering it in

tlfat street to the bridare. evidence, to explain the annearance

eteoroJocical. -

J ? H pp

K Si 82 0.01 74 o 4

69 1 0.01 71. n 3

73 8:10-0- 61 2MEJ"intelligence.

i. i j ii ... LOWEST Market Hates."We Sell SHrst-ola- ss Goods atCall ' and See for Yourselves, atA reward of $20 is offered for the

ur mwrauuu ; buu iae intent Wltnwhich the alteration was made; thatit is a matter of fact, to be ultimatelyfound by the jury in this case bythe Court upon proofs to be ad-duced by the party offering the in--

E. O. HALL & S02STS,Comer of Fort and King Streets.

apprehension of " J. J. Reilly a seaapprentice of the first class who hasdeserted from the U. S. S. Adams.

Company A Honolulu Rifles de-- strument in evidence. Thatadocn- -

oe cultivated tor the purpose ofgrowing flowers. Queen Kapiolani,Princess Liliuokalani and PrincessPoomaikalani kindly offered to payfor this work and the society ex-tended a vote of thanks to them.

The committee for the next threemonths is as follows: Mrs. C. P.Iaukea, chairman, Miss Stevens,Miss Widdifield, Miss Mary Garter,Miss Hillebrand, Miss Nellie Water-hous-e,

Miss Eva Neumann and MissSorenson.

Nm CXbvtvtistmtnis.

ARRIVALS.

Wednesday, May 28. clines to accept the gift of a gold ment is not afiected by its alterationwatch from tho Bijou Company to when made by consent of the parties, LEMONADE WIS;K Bishop, St Claire, irom cir--

the member selling the most tickets.1,1.

Llua from Kauai.Lnta, Anderson, from Puget

suosequenL 10 its execution. "Whatthey have made they have a right tovary." - V

. If the alteration was made in theconveyance, even after its execution

Mr. S. M. Sayford is to speak atKawaiahao Church next Sunday :o:- -

DEPAUTUKKS. . .

Wednesday, May 28. .

morning. ; The congregation of jKau-makapi- li

Church will unite in theservice. V .'

: There will be a cricket match to

Lnanalo, for Ewa. The Only Steam Soda Works in theHawaiian Islands.

and delivery, and for the benefit ofthe grantee, if made with the knowledgeand consent of the grantor, it would bevalid. This is all a matter of proofand the burden is on the plaintiff.

Butter, Butter, Butter, -U r UIlK IOr OIUI X' lonwaw.Ji George t; 1'erKins ior rori,

akala for Hawaii.His Majesty who was a witness m

day at the Makiki grounds betweena Honolulu team and one from H. B.M. S. Champion. The game com-mences

"at 11 a. m. ;

ks LEAVING TO-DA- Y.

THE DAIRY OP R. W.PROM received and for delivery everyMonday morning. FOR SALE BY

this case, testifies positively to thefact that he made the interlineationand wrote the certificate in the mar--

ie. Sraythe, for Lahaina andH. MAY & CO.127-2-w

10 A. M.

LBrown.for Koyal Roads.B.C.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Mc, Plain, Sweet and CreamThe officers of the U. S. S. Nipsic gin when he was a clerk in the land HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO,J " Jl 'laiiloa for Kauai at 8 a. m. Sodaoffice, in the old Government build Gingergive their regular reception inis

afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock. Dane- - KAWAIAHAO SEMINARYing; that he did it at the request ofVESSELS IN POKT. Boats leave Brewers wharf Kailiulaula, he being present to--mg. Opposite Spreckels & Co.'s Bank, ,pj.Ureen, Samoa. leave the gether with others, naming them;from 2 to 3:30 p. m., and

CHAMPAGNE CIDER, SARSAPARILL A ,that it was done because it was anafterthought of the parties, as they

ampion, St Claire, Cruise.ineStar. Garland, Gilbert lids. FORT STREET.12G-t-f

founa that the aeea aia not coverBackus, Newcastle, NSWBrown, Hongkong.

OPEN DAY EXERCISES ATTHE Seminary, MONDAY, June2d, at 9 a.m. MINERAL WATERS; ETC.the one-ha- lf of the land described in

Royal Patent No. 45. This is sup

fehip from 5 to 5:30 p. ?i.

On Monday next at 9 a. m. the openday f exercises will be held at theKawaiahao Seminary. At 11 o'clockthe same . morning there will be anexhibition and sale of useful andfancy articles. The closing exer

THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTEpr, Dow, San Ffancisco. .

peil, Friis, San Francisco. Exhibition and Sale oi useful and fancyArticles, the same morning at 11 o'clock.ported by the evidence of several

witnesses, as to the fact that whenluui, can x' iauiiai,u,

(am,i Henderson, Newcastle,Guthrie, Liverpool. SOLE PROPRIETORS OF BAILEY'S S1RSAPARILU AND IRON WATER.Kailiulaula returned from Kauai af Steam Book and. JobI Welch, ilarston. ban Fran.

wt Sudden, Uhlberg, Newcastle. cises, consisting, of ? recitations, sing- - ter his wife's death in 1873, he toldthem he had come down for the Dur- - The Closing Exercisesf Wmkelman.Nissen, SarfFran., iner. caiistnemc exercises, eic, win

at 2 pose of selling these lands to plain PRINTING OFFICEOf Kawaiahao Seminary for the year 1889--be held Wednesday, June 4thp. M. Factory: N"o. 23 Nuuanu St;tin, and that he had done so. There

is also evidence that plaintiff, aboutHIPPING NOTES.V3oa sails for Kauai at 8 o'clock

1890, will occur in KAWAIAHAOCHURCH, WEDNESDAY, June 4th, at2 P.M.Yesterday evening the Captain that time, put a man on the land to MUTUAL TELEPHONE 860; --BELL 872. .46 Merchant Street.

and officers of H. B.M. S. Champion cultivate it for her on shares untilitava. a fArnwell dancin? nartv on the water. was diverted by the Go v- -

Colusa took in 2,300 bags of;esday. '

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. Z. T. BAILEY, Manager.wns nnnronHfttfilv I ernment, when the land remainedmn tern Geo. C. Perkins left,

L I n rw ma a i a Is prepared to do all kinds of Commerwrrort iownsenu in Daiiasc. fWnrAtAd for the occasion and there unoccupied until about three years

The Exercises are to consist of concertrecitations, singing, calisthenic exercises,compositions and speaking.

EST'All are invited.127-- 4t tsmw

WANTED.

fncan tern Mary Winkelraan cial and Legal Work, correctlyu and with dispatch. .

was a large number of invited guests ago when defendant took possessionnrosonf who all thoroiifrhlv enioved of the land and leased it to Chinese.rtTownsend in ballast on Sat- - BEIS0H, SMITH & CO.,Thorn was fourteen I find that the plaintiff has provedVican barkentine C. C. Funk,

d the what is necessary to establish theMaser, sailed for San Franciso,Eaving Lately Received a Very Coapletenrchfistra furnished I deed and make it valid. 54 AGENTS.I with 15,109 bags of sugar, val- -

A J ' - i i v I ThA rtftfandAnt claimn that Kaili- -

uiauia coma not innerit irom nis wiie ;

that there was nothing definite as toStock of all the Finer Grades of

Flat Papers of every size,

tUUtlve Chit Chat.debate on Tuesdav excited her death, or that she had no legal The Daily Advertiser and Weekly Gazette

A" NURSE, TO GO TO HILO BY THEii- - next trip of the Kinau, June 3d. Forparticulars apply at the Advertiser office.

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NOTICE.

The French Spy.

This evening occurs the compli-

mentary benefit tendered to the heirs surviving her. Certainly thefon ol two doss who besan a mum1evidence is not very strong on these'as hard to distineuish the WITHBijou , Comedy Co. by Company A points but we have the evidence ofF orator.ARE THE LEADING PAPERS OF THE KINGDOM.several witnesses, that she, Keko Fine White and Colored Cards.Honolulu xtines, on wnicn occasion

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTin has fall power to sign thetold them when she was living a

F back benches ought to bepa)rator3Kow8.fer is the most majestic man Manoa with her husband, that shewill be produced for the first time in

Honolulu, the grand military drama, OFFICE NO. 46 MERCHANT STREET.firm name of Quong Wah On A Co. fromthis date. QUONG WAH ON & CO.

Honolulu, May 23, 1890. 1324--lt 123-l- wAnd also having added to oar former

Wilcox made" his maiden in three acts, entitled "The French very large assortment, about eighty fontshad no relatives living, and that theywere all dead. And the evidencethat Kailiulaula told them his wifewas dead, and that was the reason he

& n the Ministers' Selling Spy." Following is the cast of That Shirt Button Fnnnknhamii v HnnTo Kent or Lease. BODgJ OF THE I VI 1 VUVUUU1U W UVIIPlies ha3 only RDoken onca characters: s

Mathilde de Meric, Henri St. Alme came here to sell her lands and re--Ifana, 4i liva He told Maria

n to adjourn. The reporterp6 0t Adullam andHemet, Miss Lizzie Lmgham; TrAuft: that his wife died in Decern

Can get a man's " dander rix," and causemore confusion and bad language when itisn't there, than anything we know of. It isalways the little things that worry a man

Newest Styles ofJob Types & OrnamentsSi(Qtedhim grossly.isthenoisest man in the

THAT DESIRABLE STOREon Fort street, (in the MclnernvBlock) recently occupied by J. N.8. Williams. Suitable for office

Mrs.Dubourg,MissImogeneEberle: ber, 1872, about one year before heMarie, Miss Lillian V. Atwbod; Gen. came down in December, 1873,;theDamremont, Mr. W. H.;Hoogs; Col. time he made the deed. .

? ,in this world, and wear nun out ana onnghira.down to fill an early grave. If onKp. Aawahi a close second. The Al Steamship

From the most celebrated Foundries offkr of the National Reform risSns in the morning he puts his nakedm introduced U deUourcy, Mr. W.L. Roberts; Tony Previous to the-Ac- t of June dra, a nun wkfoot on the business end of a tin tack,that's

another little item that rets his "hair araor store. Apply to office Union Iron Wks.,Esplanade, or to

120-l- m J. N. 8. WILLIAMS.

NOTIC E.avard Tr TTnrftOA Twincrt CSaTjtain I 1872. the husband could not nave in--

.u.muic. ixuiuiu) ... ' o.r i : 7 off." It's always the small matters that

I the' United ' States, and employingonly experienced and tasty work-

men, we are prepared to tornout at verv short notice:

t;i;0i. Air i. Tv. AVnknnfildi Sar-- herited anvol his wife's estate u causa the trouble, a faz end of a cigarette 2000 TCKS.?, without hash the existenceCJjT National Reformer wouldRWe, and it costs a eood deal

horned down Cbtcaso: a little stream orwater half an inch wide, washed away the

Will leave Honolnla for the above portsdam cf Conemaagh and lost thousands ofOUT MR. W. H.aonai Reform hash stand,

there survived her, father or mother,or brother'or sister.After the Act of 1872,if the wife died

leaving statutory' heirs the husbandwould inherit only : one-ha- lf of, his

HAVING BOUGHT

geant Dnbourg, Mr. Fred. J. At-woo- d;

French soldiers, by membersof Company A, Honolulu Rifles;Achmed Bey and Mohamed, Mr."FrAnk - Cleaves: Murad. Mr. Law--

lives, at the Johnstown disaster, bo it isPaee in the Honolulu Carriage ManuXLilk rvuvc iu mo con-"oei- n?

ami c t : j withdisease.it begins in a small way andon or about :

JXT3STE SOth,.gradually extends its ramifications untilinM

;8aid-ha8-h

Btand shouldLetter Hed, . , :

Bill Heads,Clr-ular-

Heads,i it is complete master of the situation, and--

Roi-la. OfiTnin. Mr. Frank wife's estate, in tnis case one-ioun- nn inviting manner an rence ' : . i . r . .. .. r-- i tfactory, at 128 Fort Street, I am preparedto continue the above business under theold name of Honolulu Carriage Manufac-tory, and being an old experienced carriagebuilder I solicit the patronage of my oldfriends and the public in general, and withmv thorough knowledge of the business

then it is, probably, too late to do anyeood. The way. to allay disease is to at--Arab soldiers, by members I of the land aescnoea rnxwyai a--ffi?KTto the doubt-- Somers; Statements.. "Hnnolnln Rifles. tent No. 45. But the plamtitt claims tack it in its initial stases: when sickness For freight or passage, having superiort no tV. K-.- y J and of Comp "'TV ' Bills of iAdlng,Dublin cabin and steerage accommodations, apply. v VBI.AUa 11H.VH VPL I . m WC C U I LM III HHHIN I 1 fin UCHU I l&aUDHUU AVU AM w .

pliable bv ;n7:.,r: i - n W or, fWafnrA ber tois coming on it always gives ample warn-ing, the symptons ara slight, perhaps, butnonetheless important; approaching dis-ease always easts its shadows before, differ

and with experienced workmen and using I contractsonlv the best material I guarantee general I.eteby th " ana mere is every Duty --r Mortgage Blanks, '

, - Wm. G. Irwin ti Co., ?andBnp,r "r r.. ,lKUfc .oe house greeting tne memoers oi me nusDana wnenwu uwent people est diZarcnt symptoms, onebecome; rr1JSmam' Biiou Co. on this their ilastiappear-- estate; is there sumcieni prooi or

' $ "AGRUTS.satisfaction. Please call and see me beforegoingetaewh- e.-

GIDEON WEST.Honolulu. Oct. 28.1889. 103-t- f

125leases. Bonds,

. Snipping Contracts,Calendars, 'iTha box rilan is at this? It is " now seventeen years or

more since the deed was made, andneaoacne, anotner ucunuia, m vuicu

isitude, a fourth loss cf appetite, and soon. Any constitutional disturbxnea nrustthe office of J. E. Brown & Co. ; Blank Cheeks,ft kdkrd's &ls cf Gc:is!

3STOTIOE.it was alleged that she was dead. Ithink under the circumstances thewnof is sufficient to warrant the

tell you that the processes cf las are notproperly progressing, that some part ofthe human machinery is disorcanissd and"7 8 hash stand hoii Gospel Sleetine. .

The Central Union Church- - was if you neglect this irregularity, caromcdiseeaae will nositivclv result. Uundredslata r au. members of v Am a ? T Court in finding that Kailiulaula in

holft of hig wifeFOR NON-PAYME-

DISTRAINED ,8 of people are hurried into untimely craveswell nnea last evening at mo special jerjMY TEMPORARYDURINGfrom the Kingdom, Dr. E. L.

Hutchinson wiU occupy my office. I am Instructed by Messrs. Hollister aevangelistic service conductea oy state. throuzn nee. ct cx um cm syiaptcis.want too to know that Cixxxxn Tcxic is Co., to sell at public auction, at my salesThe Dlaintiff claims $150 damages, room, uueeu street, Honolulu, on Tli u

Steel-plat- e Wedding Cards,Stock Certificates,Business Cards, .

. Milk Checks,.Meal Tickets.Bank Checks,

Plantation Orders,Uecelpts, Prom. Notes, ,

clarrlage Certificates,Diplomas.

Catalogues, :

the article that will arrest the prcrcracfdisease of all kinds if taken at th css.Mr. S. M. Sayford. His theme was

from Psalm 130, v. 27: n Plenteous hnt has failed to introduce any evi DAY, June 12th, at 10 o'clock a h., of said

108-l- m : J. M. WMXkxnxBX.

' CHAS. BREWER & Cd'S .

Boston Line of Packets.CLKKurrs' Toaic Is an .erUcis t5it has I clay, the followict goods of Len Bins & Co.dence of damages. None whatever

redemption." The sermon was plain never yet and never wiUfxil to re-ui-xts au l late tenant cf said Hollister & Co., disis shown. "' '

.rndirment for nlaintiff for one-na- ifthe processes or animai uie, n aics psnpi-- i trained for rcturs cf rent, and havingration and lessiratioa. secreticajdirssUon, been held the statutory lencrth of time byand practical and evidently well re-

ceived by I the large congregation. assimilation, cliininatica and excretion:TJ?T? greatit stimulates the liver and cleanses the con-gested bjepatic glands and ducts asd renal

sorted lengths of Cassimeres, Tweeds, andother Tailor Goods.

Kea basb, w Blotting Pads.This evening' Mr. Sayforl willpreach, by special request, on the

of the land described in Royal Pa-tent No. 45 to Makaulii and costs.

J. M. Monsarrat' for plainfaff;Cecil Brown for defendant

May 20, 1890.

IMPORTERS WILL PLEASE. take notice that the fine . JAS. F ZIORGAXI. .,,

124-l- tt ' ' Auctioneer.DrngglsU' lAbles,Bnvelopes, all slses; Utioos. Cixaxarrs Tcxic iarit3 AO

gtomach . and rerulxtes tttnls .' csdsubject .of amusements: oi wnaiBABK EDWARD HAYshould they consist. Tms discoursefin i?eU fcom all t Pkm03 i?6r Rent; -prevents fever, malaria asd cne.' It pre--V- : Hall Programmes,has been prepared by special request

vents turn reiaxauun ana wt..mtu W9 vrvTheatreor a large number oi inenas, aim doof thrLmattw- - ThisIth cWfny Persions

WHS DarnellTalent in the hot wextLer, enriches theblood, restores all lost nerve ps7er,cnd

Will be laid on the berth in Boston to loadfor this port during July next. ;

XFor further particulars apply to rives tone to the system. ULCxrarrs ToaicAnd in tact everything which a First- -leiaieg

--'" years by hisP1ANC3 IN GODD ORDnilfroca C l.CJ to rj.C3rrr nocsth.X1USIO DEPAETUEnTOVTHC IJAWAIIAa 1IE w3

Pound Notice. and the evidesee wkish we have resdvedC. BREWER & CO--741316-- y

doubt will create a good deal 01 in-terest, as there are great differencesin the .views " Held by Christianpeople; even in this particular, how-ever, the evangelist will present hisside of the question this evening.The public will be cordially

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elass Office can do, and . .

J At - Bed-roc- k ; Prices IOOUPAIIY.W kr1 vindiftnti i

from its influential patrons end th csl9-j3presnciica,- tr3

trzrzX to provethe above ctxtsstnts even to C:s cicstsceptical, asdvt triU fcad cczlzi ca c-- ril-

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT m v mj '.' j t i. ICE? 1 1 n y r ' : :i i i i . k

A. A, V If vv jfc wa- - v,the Government rouna,-nea- r

the Oahu JaU, on SATURDAY,Mav 31st at 12 o'clock noon. cation to F. II. Clrtts, Ilertocn, Dyd--

VTtb IZr to one Bay Horse branded N To fee tad, trccUa cr tzZ3,ciww j. W. PH. iuT amd' erLiT roil cro7n ten;GAZETTE JOB PRIMING OFFICE,The Wyoming & Pacblc Improye--

' AFTER THIS DATE,?UcVfrom the PEOPLES' ICE A RE-

FRIGERATING vTSthilgdantities to suit, atGrocery Store of pAVIg'& co

Honolulu, May 22. IO. 12210

' ' .!'.-.;:-- :;.'.' Pound Master.

Honolulu. May 28. IMP. I27--2tment Co. has just contracted to nAVxSTconil-ciA- Lr zrzzzr.O-t-l Ccr. tzJ. Liz.fflulC?. Tindica.

miiv - AmreRTTSER IS THEbuild a road from Sioux City to 3 Ucrclunt Cticst.. Paper. vgaen, 00 miles, for 815,000,000. X leading daily paper of the Kingdom

DAIL? PAdiFid fffiMfttfeRTiTAt, APVEftgiam. MAt 29, 1890.

--JJetu 2Uwfirtonicntamu ItiDcrtiscmcnta.

Honolulu and San Francisco Mail Service'V- DR. JOSEPH HAS8 ' u Baldwin f nPAmnii!ew So iiimand Poultry Keinedv ?-"l-

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The undersigned having been appointeaSole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands IMMENSE VARIETY! LATEST DESIGNS!

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: ' - NOW OPENA Certain Cure for the Diseases of

- K I 104 Fort Styeet.H. S. SACHS',FOR THE CELEBRATED

Baldwin Locomotives' From the Works of

HOGS AND POULTKYLATEST COLORED AND WHITE

-- O- WASHBurnham, Parry, Williams & Co

TIME TABLEOF THE .

Oceanic Steamship Co.

From San Francisco, 12 O'clock, Noon.Leave DueatS. F. Honolulu

Mariposa . . .Saturday . . . May 3. . . . May 10Zealandia.. Saturday... May 31.... June 7A lameda . . . Saturday , . . J une 28 .... July 5Mariposa. ..Saturday. .July 26. ...Aug. 2Zealandia. .Saturday ..Aug. 23. .. .Aug. 30Alameda. ..Saturday. .Sept. 20 . . .Sept 27Mariposa.. Saturday.. Oct. 18 Oct. 25

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Zealandia.. Saturday.. Nov. 15 Nov. 22Alameda.. .Saturday . .Dec. 13. . . . Dec. 20

To San Franelaco.Leave Dueat- Sydney Honolulu

Zealandia.. Wednesday '. .Apr 16....May 3Alameda. . .Wed nesday. . May 14 . . . May 31Mariposa.. Wednesday.. June 11..June 28Zealandia. .Wednesday . .July 9. . .July 26 'Alameda...Wednesday.. Aug 6... Aug 23M ariposa . . Wednesday . . Sept 3 . . . Sept 20Zealandia . .Wednesday . . . Oct 1 . . . .Oct 18Alameda. . .Wednesday, .Oct 29. . .Nov 15Mariposa.. Wednesday..Nov 26.. ..Dec 13Zealandia.. Wednesday.. Dec 24... Jan 10

Intermediate S. S. Australia, 12 M.

"41st It puts your pigs in fir8tclass condition. w ; ; J .

2L Ttfif.nns rnnch. and rpinilatfts thft bowels.:

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SATINES SATINESAll the Latest Shades andDesigns. .Philadelphia, 3?emi.,3d. It will. keep sows healthy during pregnancy, and superinduce a sound

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4th. It will arrest disease in every instance, if admmisierea oeiore me viiai Arft DreDared to eive estimates andparts are beyond the reach of aid. I receive orders for these engines, of any FANCY FIGURED PERSIAN MULLS; a fine assortment cf

FANCY LINEN LAWNS and INDIA-LINON- ; - r ,

ALL WOOL and COTTON CHAILLES : VrtnA new assortment of FANCY SCOTCH' GINGHAMS,

Tl J X J L - - " ;atu. jli ueairoyB worms auu uasiens inaiuxny. I size and Style.; 6th. It is a thorough preventive. Feeders who use it all the year round have

in Stripes and iTAlaa.lAV UIOCOOO IUV11 DfllUQ ..... I .... XXJ .7th. It will repay its cost many times over in the extra pounds 01 po h xne daiaj A3m y

will make without extra feed. Hogs treated with it will gain two. or more pounds, now manufacturing a style ot Locomo-whil- e

others are gaining one. The reason is it regulates the digestive functions tive particularly adopted GOODS!J

vv n I x --Ciana enaDies me ammai xo conven every. parucie oi iouu eawu hu yvin.t i

ing no waste. Hundreds of testimonials from breeders in England, Germany, ; pi piaT1f 9fJAn PnpnnCP?Scotland; Ireland, the United States, New Zealand, and Australia. yi iuuuvu uivuvu,

Leave San Francisco.i Leave Honolulu. Victoria Lawns, Nansooks in plain and checks, Batistes, Confection, Cxn andWork Materials, etc., etc. 'Opendotted Swiss, Fancy

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; TESTIMONIALS: A number of which have recently beenFriday .Apr. 2fHFriday May.-- 9

Fridav May 23 Friday . . .... .June 6.certain preventive of disease, making pigs thrive received at these Islands, and we willFriday June20 Friday........July 4 "Dr. Hass' Hog Remedy is a j. n. WAl.TON. Birminerham. Ene. have Dleasure in turnisnmz rianiauonFnday J nly is naay . . : . . ..Aug. i well and gain nesn fast.

( Purveyor to H. M. the Queen and H. R. H. the Prince of Vales.) Agents and Managers with particulars ofFriday.. -- Aug. 10 rriaay Aug. z"Jay e.P irJXll o?f S "Our experience has shown that Hass' Remedy will prevent disease in hogs and same.

- EMBROIDERED BOX SUITS, in Wash Materials, and 8ilk Embroidered. . Wool Materials.

Embroideries, Embroideries.immense assortment at very low prices.

l kvT 7hrirfV Nnv 9i that the increase m Hesh by its use more tnan w"GILLILAND, HAUKWORTH & BUCKLES, The i superiority ot these lxwomouvesM. M mM mj J w

Friday . .'. Dec. 5Friday Dec. 18 "Coffevville. Kansas. I over all other makes is not only KnownA good investment as a pork producer, to say nothing of its preventing diseasei here but is acknowledged throughout the

L. R. WOODS, Keene, Kentucky." United States. EMBROIDERY FLOUNCES, latest hemmedstitched designs, entire new patGrand Opening of Summer Goods. terns at exceptional low prices, at tne ; :

"I do not think it safe to be without Hass Remedy to prevent disease-- Alter athorough test I am sure it is a valuable medicine as well as a pork producer.

B. F. DORSEYy.greeder Perry, Illinois.; WM. G. IEWIN & Cl., 1LLINERT HOISEPOPULAELatest Styles of

140-- yHATS .. BONNETSSole Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

21 1307

FILTER PRESSES.

CTFOR SALE with Directions for Use by '

HENET DAVIS & CO.,1322 1 1 l-2- m - - ?

r Exclnshre Agents j for the Hawaiian Islands. ;

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131 Days bLatest Fashions in Ladies' Broad RimLace Hats, Bonnets and Toques.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.Fine Assortment of Children's Hats. a- -

Plavbav Pliktatiok,Hawaii, Much 9, 1888. f ;

Blsdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran--A'GEO. W. LINCOENs F. L. Wiktkb, Treas.B. F. DillihGham, Pres. J. O. Spercse, Manager.

:o: IARGE CARGO tGentlemen We have used two of your SOmm?, w K.T.T, . TcKfiWM kTTTT.iik'.R. TR RTTT.T. THK FIKI.n Aq A UUN- - cliamberert Kilter ITessestWBteaaon. Tney

ELEGANT ASSMT. OF FLOWERS.

Latest Novelties in 1 tractor, and is now better prepared to do any and all: kinds of work "t?J THE - "VERY LATEST IN- - j i t - - -appertaining to comracungor any ower ciass ot wurit umuuguig w mo u auo, w no improvement on tnem. "

tVio samo ornnd anrl wnrtmanlib-- mifhnAr an hftrpfnforA ; hftvincnnrtftilftdcmv fihOD I - Very respectfully TOUT Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps, Library Lamps,LACES, exueuBes auu buii reuuu uieuty ui twin w uu ity wiu nu hiihib vl nwiciui; I Minur Paji.nhB.Ti Pla.nta.tlom. NemmBUiue at vcrv iuw rates, iu uuit wo ciueiuci uuii uiucb, auu nv iuo dauio muto i - Hxkia, Sept. 28, 1889. Hall Lamps, : and Chandeliers,"Just Received from the Factory.

Tearing in zninu mat wuai la wortu uumy ui au its wwui.uumj wcu. : ;"

. j0HN dtb. Agent Blsdon Iron Works,, Honolulu.- m.--- .. xi. . r -

N. B. By the 1st of May I will Auanjtmg iu puuuc iw,ibi iu, dXab Sib: Please ship us one of your 30tREMOVE my Millinery Parlors to the I remain respectmily yours, Compartment Filter Presses, M0 square feet

AR UifiO. W. LdiNUULiN. surface, same as tbe one suppiiea us last season,brick store next door to Wenner & Co., onFort street. NEW LINE OF REFEIGEBATOBSwhich I am pleased to say has given us entire

satisfaction. Yours truly,i GEO. B. EWART,

- Manager fleela Agricultural Co.LEON HARD & BOSS,MRS. B. C-GOO- D, : Fort Street. Anchors, Chains,' A Full Line of the Favorite I

Eddy's Refrigerators and Ice Cheste. Cocoa Mate, Ketilo,OP- -

Sauce Pans, F17 tr95-l-m

JOHN ASHD0WN,

Of San Francisco..

These Presses are made eztrs heavy forhigh pressures, occupies a floor spaee of lis4 ft., and presents a filtering surface ofS40square feet. A limited number tn. stock InHonolulu and are sold at very low prices.

Blsdon Iron & Loco. Works, -

Ban Francisco.For particulars enquire of '

JOHN DYEB ......HonoialBoom No. S Sprockets' Block:

334 W. O. IBWIN A Co., Agents

; DISSTON'S SAWS AND FILES; NEW LINES OF LOCKS, ANDBedstet2a,

LtShelf Hardware, Etc.,

Planet Ji Cxiltivators.

ELLENSBUKGH, - - - WASHINGTON.

GIVE NOTICE:ORDERS FOR " SUNNYSIDE !' PROPERTY AT PRESENTTHAT prices mast be sent not later than

'by the "Alameda " leaving Honolulu

on the 31st of May, 1890. - V f

. )C7" One-four- th of the purchase money is sufficient to secure a contract.i

Price of Inside Lots........ ....$ 150 00 eachPrice of Corner Lots...... 175 00 each

The above notice does not apply in those cases where the propositions arealready in course of negotiation. , . -

Practical Piano, Pipe and Reed Organ

NEWGOODSA Fine Assortment.TUNER AND REPAIRER.

PIC rURE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS.oWe have just received per Bk Tillie Baker,

White Lead, Bd 14Boiled Linseed OB,

Castor Oil, Beltkfc

Coal Tar, Water WFire Brick, Alum,

Red Ochre, Fire CUj,

Bags, Twine,Filter Cloth,

Having worked in some of the largest I ' investors will please state:a hne selection ot New lioods,

comprisiner, oneelegant - PACIFIC HAEDWAEE C0.t L'dMX, ""AmeS. l.y

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parea to ao an Kinds ol repair work in the Hand-paint- ed Porcelain Dinner Set. Fort and Merchant Streets.ll-t- d

muoioawijiuaimw. - I Tl?AVIIACr Jt. TrvC30 XT TJ1 UA few of those fine hand-embroider- edEUensburgh, Wash. in nor

SILK and SATIN SCREENS,Orders can be left at H. F. Wich- - Soap, Groceries,TEE 1

FINE. TROTTDiG-BRE- D STALLION EBONY FRAMES,man's Jewelry store. Fort street, at theAdvertiser office, or through Mutual Teie-- Boots and Shoes,

Perfumery, Fie?,Assorted colors and patterns of Crepe:ein.g.br.. ouK onawis. juegani l eie-- a le uupsand Saucers. A fine lot of

pnone imp. 347. U7-l-m

LOVE'S BAKERY.:; ; BopeBrci3;

NO. ot RDIG STREET; ;JOHN GRACE, Proprietor.MANILA CIGARS, 100 IN A BOX.Croqaat

rWo. 73 Nunann Street. A few of those handy Mosquito Urns,Also, an assortment of new styles of

.V tMRS. ROUT. LOVE, - - - Proprietress. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF THE

GREAT BLOOI PURIFIER

PEDIGREE: ;'fj'

."! ' - Sire Qus and he by Bell founder, 1st dam Jenny Noy'es. Bell Ringer 1st dam by

Gov. Stanford's Electioneer, 2d dam by John Nelson, 3d dam by Old St. Clair, 4th damby Jack Hays, by Wannabago by Ulencoe. Millman's Bellfounder by Bellfounderson of Morse, horse, dam Engineer 2d, son of Engineer, by Imp. MESSENGER, 2ddam by Harris Hamiltonian, son of Bishop's Hamiltonian, he by Imp. Messenger. "

DESCRIPTION: . -

BI.Ii KINOER is a beautiful dark brown Horse, 1G bands high, weighing1150 pounds, with black points, and fine carriage and beautiful action.

He trotted a race at 13 months old, sick with the pink-eye- ," driven by John E.Goldsmith; in 2 :47K.

7For further particulars enquire of1322 116-l- m 33. F. WHITE, Honolulu, H. I.

Rattan Chairs and. TablesAlso, a small selection of JAPANESE Bridles, Felts, WhEvery Description of Plain and Faneji

COSTUMES.'Call early and examine this fin

Blankets, Sbeeticfcr

Dry Goods, Ueriaa

Shawls, HandkeickiA

Victoria Lms, .

Bread and Crackers, SARSAPAEILLA AND IE0N WATEE!assortment of New Goods. ,

WING W0 CHAN & CO.No. 22 Nuuanu Street MoaqnitoNettisfclC

Laces, Kbboss,fcVi155-l-y. AllG-IJ-N GrElVBE8H -

Soda CrackersrAKD

Velvets, Embwisa- -r

Ir. Iron and; Locomotive Works,Saloon Bread Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Creajn and Plain Soda, Flsnnfll.

Corner of Besl and Bowsxd Streets,ne Cider, Etc Etc.

99 Fort Street, Honolulu.HAVE JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

STAPLE AND FANCY DEI GOODS !

LADIES' and CLDREN'S TJNDERWEAR,GENT'S FXJRNISHIN'G- - GOODS, Etc., Etc.

. BssketTroskf, jpicnic HarJ

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Ban rranefscov... CaliforniaW. H. TAYLOP Preside ntB. 8. MOOBK... .Superintendent ALL AEEATED WATERS GVABAIITEED POEE.

Alwaya on Hand.

MILK BBEAD--A 8PZ0IiLTY.

Island Orders Promptly Attended to.

. CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire and Marine

Bnildcrsv of Steam MachineryJS7A11 will be Sold at Reasonable Prices.--

sl Its brsnohss..- "... V s .

Mutual 330rTELEPHOIES8ll 298''' 'i';::,'V5 --.i.:.r" :.iStesmbost, Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers.ATM mOar Dressmaking Department under the. management of MISS

CLARK, will be re-open- ed about May 12th. ' V : xuu jrres aura or uomponna.7 ISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY - ATTENDED . TO.STEAM VE8SELS of all kinds built complete,

with hulls ot wood, iron. or composite. '.:OBDINABY EKQINES compounded when ad-- Ill 123-l-y

Underwear, ftSofaPiUowfc ;Gloves, Flooao

Embroider.Table Kspto --

TableCa.Wtter--iAitifisudP0 .

, Tisabie.STEAM LAUNCHE8, Bargea and Steam Tucs eonAgents! NEWGOOD.S structed with reference to the trade in which

they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage anddraft of water guaranteed.

SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery DnstCamaae user me moss approTea pians. Also,allnouer iron wot- - eonneciea snerewiui.WATEB PIPE, of Boiler or heet Iron, of any

ees of; allv HorsesDinner Sets, v: t'1

agents for: : ,

New England Mutual Life Ins. Co.

. OF BOSTON.

jEtoa Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford.- v;',--- ' union ;; :"'.: ;.:Insurance Compny

IRE AND MABINE,

OF. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.'

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GOO KIM & CO., 59 NUUANU STBEETOpened on Satartlay last, an entirely new Stock of Goods, ex 8. S. Australia,

:- , - i v consisting of all kinds of v ;

DRY GOODS & TAILOR GOODSAll of which will be sold at very low prices.

sue, maae insucaoieienguiszoroonneetlng' together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed; for shipment, ready to be riveted on she

,: ground.' fi:r'r-- c: vt

BYDRAUL10 BIVBTING, Boiler Work and WaterPipes made by this establishment, riveted by

: hydraulio riveting machinery, thai quaUtyofwork being fur superior to hand work.,

SHIP WOBl, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam- Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madafter she most approved plans.

BOLE Agents and manufacturers for the PaelaeCoast of the Heine Safety Boiler.

PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation orcity works' purposes, built with the celebratedDavy Valve Motion, superior, to any . otherpump.

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? .'.;.JOrxiT DYEB. . . . ..... . . . .... . .Ilonolmlu

18m Boom Ko. S. upstairs. Spreckels Block

BEEEDINg DEPAETIIEnr. I SALE DEPAETUCHT.

CASTLE & COOKE, iron jdAins- rJTA first-cla- ss cotter is employed, and all clothes made at our establish-men- twill be guaranteed a first-clas-s fit. k - .r-'.- - : ; a : 108-4-w

TjrabrcaOtaUionn of Variotxo 33reU. '

Sabd tSSfiy-'f- l

o & JBrb.EC. E.Shipping and 1 Ccpnission rMerchanb

The following Fine Animals will eUndfor Service at the Ranch v7aialae: ,m

WeU-rre- d Otallion IXAXtltT.9

Thoroncbbrd etafc MMlT3tTIoiTl?.- 5 Two Natiye Eialosjt

1?1T4LA.04. and f lTliAOTC

I Big O has given onlver;

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leal satisfaction In the CEDAEniSD3?ABiniJIlTXICTOKTKBS AND PBALBBS ! lH ri TO a datsA I care of Gonorrhoea andv J

lUleet. I prescribe itandfeel safe In recoinmcni- -,GENERAL UERCHANDISE. I r ZZZL

arAMayeyfas tn .fi nn.M.,A.J.6TeXS3,U 'Phstetfcoi Agcnt3r

Dssstav.lU. - wa. weu-tore-di PBICB.Cl.C3. r ;; ' i : Lift, Flro iird Ilcrinecou b? Dnsgista. it fit

- ; sa.bt coanbb foct ahd ktho stbbbts. , ; mT-f- .

Nw Oaodi received by very P5et from th Baatiun BttUciaaaMl fiuopa fresh oaroniteprolUMby ry Bteamer. AU orders UXtktaUj attended to. aad Goods deltrered tossy pvt of ttascity tow of chsrxe, Islsad orlwf foil-J- ?5. i fttTfsctlon fsaxantttd. PostoOcs Box Mo. 414Tsltp&ont Ho. W ..: . . , ' C9lT

W'iMi Incnco; Agents,

v 5S HONOLULU, IL I. lyUoixtiarrn & Co:, Tcdesale Agents

Exzbgb, Buna A Co. , Wholele Agents w -- -T - - 0i. .1

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