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VOL. V. NO. 642. HONOLULU, II. I., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1893. PRICE 5 CENTS.

DAILY BULLETIN WM. G. IRWIN & CO. Wilder's Steamship Co. TlttJ The Markets of San Fiancisco GREAT BARGAINS BY AUTHORITY.rillNTED AND POnUSHED (Limited) TIME TABLE. ARE BROUGHT TO YOUR DOORS IN

THE

EVERY AFTERNOONKXCErT BUNDAT DV TIIR

Dally Bulletin Publishing Co., LL,v

AT TIIR OFFICE,

Morcliant St., Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

SUHSOKIPTION Bix Dolt.aiw a Ykaii.Delivered in Honolulu at Fifty Cents aMonth, in advance.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN

IS PUBLISHED

BVE3K.-5- T TTjrHSD.A.Y

At Foun Doi.t.aiw a Ykaii to Domestic,and Five Dollars to Foreign Subscriber.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTINGdone in suriyuon style.

250 - BOTH TELEPHONES T" 250

W" P. O. BOX 8J.

Address letters for tho paper "EditorBulletin." and business letters " ManagerBulletin Publishing Company." Using apersonal address may cause delay in at-tention. '

DANIEL LOSAN, . Editor and Manager.

Business Cards.

LEWERS & COOKE,ImroitTEKS and Dealers in Lumber and

ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

WILBEB & CO.,

Dealers in Lumber, Paints, Oils, Nails,Salt, and Building Materials

of every kind.Comer Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS,

Importers and Commission Merchants.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

General Commission Auents.

Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.

G. W. MAOFARLANE & CO.,

Importers and Commission. Merchants.

Kaahuinnnu Street, Honolulu.

JNO. S. SMITHIES,

Auctioneer and Qenfral Business Aotnt.

Mahukona, Kohaln, Hawaii.

WENNER & CO.,

Manufacturing andImportino Jewelers.

92 Fort Street, Honolulu.

THOS. LINDSAY,Manufacturino Jeweler and Watch-

maker.Kukul Jewelry a siieciulty. Particular

attention paid to all kinds of repairs.

Mclnerny Block, Fort Street.

ATLAS ASSURANCE CO.

OF LONDON.

H. W. Schmidt & Sons,Aqents for the Hawaiian Islands.

HONOLULU IBON WORXS,Steam Enoinkh, Sua Ait Mum, Boilers,

Coolers. Iron, Brass, and LeadGastimis.

Machinery of Every Description Mndo toOrder. Particular attention paid to Ships'BlaokBinitliiiig. Job Work oxuouted atShort Notice.

O. B. BIFLEY,AROHITBOT,

Complete plans and specifications forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence of con-struction given when required. Call andexamine plans. Now designs. Modernbuildings. Olllco, Boom B, Spreckels1 Block.

Mutual Tel. 20S.

W. A. WALL,

(Lato with tho aovorniiient Survey.)

P. O. Box 403. Mutual Telo. 110. Olllcoover Bishop's Bunk.

W. H. STONE,

A.ocoxj2srT-AJsrr- .

P. O. Box J7.

HORSE CLIPPINGBy A. M, HKTTJSNOOUKP,

Veterinary Burgeon and i)ealurlu llonnw,corner Hcrctuulu and l'tinultlovvl t.

, IW Mutual Mulupliuiiu 377. WMf

OFFElt F0H SALE

FERTILIZERSAI.KX. CROSS A SON81

Colebrated Uigh Grade Cane Manures,

Wo aro also proparcd to tako ordors for

Mesara, 3T. Ohlandt&Oo.'aFertilizers,

Insuring prompt delivery.

BOILED LUGOL!W This is a superior Paint OIL

less pigment than Linseed Oil, andgiving n lasting biilllanoy to colors.Used w itli drior it gives a splendid iloorsurface.

Lime, Oeinent,,REPINED SUQABS,

SALMON.

Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned Beef

PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'s

Compounds, Roofing & Papers,

Reed's Patent Steam Fipo Covering.

Jarboes' Diamond, Enamel & Ever-

lasting PaintEspecially designed for Vacuum Pans.

B. S. Moore, Supt. AV. H. Taylor, Pres.

Risk Iron forks,San Francisco, - - Cal.

BUILDEP.S OF

Improved Sagar Machinery

BOILERS & ENGINES.

Pumping Machinery

For Irrigating and Water Works purposesof any capacity.

Wrought Iron & Steel Water Pipe & Fluming

DAVHDSON FTJTMFS,MATHESON LOCK-JOIN- T PIPE,

HEINE SAFETY BOILER,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

W For fuithcr particulars and cata-logues, address

K-isdoa-a Iron. Works,

San Francisco, California.

FIRE,

. LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,Assots, 56,219,458.98.

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,

Assets, 54,317,052.

Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited)

Assets, $6,124,057.

New York Life Ins. Co.,

Assets, 8125,947,290.81.

CO. BERGER,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

HONOLULU.

CASTLE & G00KE,

Life, Fire and Marine

INSURANCE AGENTS.

AGENTS FOR

New England Mutual Lire Insurance Co,,

OK JIOBTON,

Etna Fire Insurauce Co.,

OK HAKTKOItl).

Uulou Insurance Co.,

UK BAN KltANOlHCO, UAL,

W. O. WiLirit, Pres. S. 11. Kosk, Sec.Cam. J, A. Kino, Port Supt.

Stmr. KINATJ,CLARKE, Comniandor,

Will lcavo Honolulu at 2 r. m., touching ntLalinlna, Mnalaca Hay and Makena tho(tamo day; Mahukona, 'Kawaihao and

tho following day, arriving ntHilo nt midnlcht.

LEAVES HONOLULU:

Tuesday Feh. 1 1

Friday Feb. 21T itosd ay Mar. 7I'nday Mar. 1?

Kotnrning leaves Hilo, touching ntsame day; Kuwnlliae a. m.;

10 a. m.; Mnkena iv. m.j ManlnenDay Or. m.; Lnliaina 8 i. m. tiio. followingday; arriving nt Honolulu 0 A. m. Wednes-days and Saturdays.

AKIUVES AT HONOLULU:

Saturday Fob 11wetincsuay pei,. oiSaturday Mnr. 4

Y ednesday m nr. igbaturdnv. Mnr. 25

No Freicllt will ho recnivml nflnrvi noon on nay of sailing.

Stmr. CLAIJDINE,DAVIES. Commander,

Will lcavo Honolulu every Tuesday nt 6p. m., touching nt Knhului, Huelo, Hana,Hamoa and Kipahulu.

Keturning will arrive at Honolulu everySunday morning.

W" No Freight will ho received aftor4 r. m. on day of sailing.

Consignees must bo nt tho landings toreceive their Freight, as wo will not holdourselves responsible after such Freighthas been landed.

While tho Company will use due dili-gence in handling Live Stock, we declineto assume any responsibility in case of theloss of same.

The Company will not be responsible forMoney or Jewelry unless placed in tho caroof Pursers.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

- Australian Mail Service.

For San Francisco:The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MONOWAI"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will1)0 duo nt Honolulu from Sydney and 'Auck-land on or about

February 9th,And will leavo for tho above port withMails and Passengers on or about that date.

For Sydney and Auckland:The Now and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"MARIPOSA"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company willbo duo at Honolulu, from San Francisco,on or about

February 10th,And will havo prompt despatch withMails mid Passengers for tho above ports.

The undersigned are now prepared to issue

THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS

IN THE UNITED STATES.

COP- - For further particulars regardingFreight or Passago apply to

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,ni General Agonls.

PaciflcMailS.S.Co.-- AND THE- -

Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co.

For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG.

Steamers of the above Companies willcall at Honolulu on their way to tho aboveports on or about the follou ing dates:

Stmr. "China" Feb. 20, 1WOStmr. "Gaelic" April 11, IK'JJ

For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers of tho above Companies willcall nt Honolulu on their way from Hong-kong and Yokohama to tho above port onor about thu following dates:

Stmr. "llelgic" . ... Feb. 8, 18!)JStmr. "City of Peking". .March 31. 1M

Stmr. "Oceanic" May 7, 1B1JJ

Bound Trip TicketsTO YOKOHAMA AND RETURN $300.

IV For Freight and Passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

207 tf Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Co.

Time TabledLOCAL LINE.

S. S. AUSTRALIA.Arrlvo Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S. K. for S. K.

Feb. . . . .Mar. 1

Mnr. 2J .... ...Mar. 2')Apr. Ill .... ..Apr. '.II

THROUGH LINE.From Hun KrnuciM'o I'nim Kjdney for

for Hjdiuiy. Hun Kniiiclscu,

Jrrfie lluimliilu. .que Jluiuiliilti

MAItll'OHA, Kim. 10 I .MONOWAI, Kith. II

MONOWAI, Mnr. 10 ALA.UKDA Mar. UALA.MIIDA, April 7 MAItll'OSA, April ilMAUIl'UHA, May 5 MONOWAI May I

DAI LYBULLETINCO

Aro Receiving Now Invoices of

BOOK AND JOB STOCK

BY J5VKRY STEAMER

AT Tiium

MERCHANT STREET.

Where thoy arc fully prcpaicd to do allkinds of woik in tho latest stylos, at

tho shortest notice and at themost Reasonable Kates.

Fine Job Work in Colors a Specialty I

POSTER PRINTING

Executed in the Blost AttractiveManner.

BILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS,STATEMENTS, NOTEHEADS,

MEMORANDUMS, ETC.

Read the following paitial list of spec-ialties and get tlicIIui.i.r.riN's nricos bn.foiopl.iciiigyour ordeii. By so doingyou will save both time and money.

Letter Heads,Nolo Heads,

Bill J reads,Memorandums,

Bills of Lading,Statements,

Circulars,Contracts,

Agreements,Shipping Contracts,

Check Bbokn,Logal BlunkB,

Calendars,Wedding Curds,

Visiting Curds,Business Curds,

Fiinoml Curds,Admission Curds,

Frutemul Curds,Time Curds,

Milk Tickots,Meal Tickets,

Tlicutro TicketB,ScholurMiip Certifieutcs,

Corporation Certilientes,Mnrriugu Certificates,

Receipts of all kinds,riuntution Orders,

Promissory Notes,I'unaphloth,

Cutulogues,1'iogruinmcs,

Labels of every variety,Petitions in any language,

Envelopes & Letter Circulars,Sporting Scores &. Records,

Porpottml Washing Lists,Gunoriil Book Work,

El ., Etc., Etc., Etc.,

i'linU'd mid Blocked when deslicd.

VST No .lull Is allowed to leavo tho of.lieu until It kIvck trntintut'ltoii,

nv mi;nb ok the

EXAMINER

PurchasingBureauWhich Is Operated Directly by the

Greatest I Newspapers

THE SAN' FRANCISCO

EXAMIN ERWe Are Constantly Making Purchases

roit tiii:

Residents HawaiiDo Tou Need Something from

San Francisco?-I- F S- O-

Write To Us About It !

We can save you money; our bujershavesecured hundreds of special con-

tracts which enables umto oiler

Watchcx, Jewelry, Silverware,Mtisic.il Instruments, Furniture,

Clothing, Dress Goods,Agricultural Implements,

And Thousands of Other ArticlesAt prices which will astonish you.

A LETTER WILL DO IT ALLWriln iiu F.ii imnfiittiitiu r... ....

tliiug that you may need.

Yon Can Seo the Advantages of Purchasing Through Dsl

We nm hnvillfr fur nnr miut.iii.nfu n(wholesale and" you reap the benelit.

ttf Address all communiuttions

EXAMINER PURCHASING DEPARTMENT,

San Pranoiaoo,..California, - - . TJ. s. A.

Baldwin Locomotives.

T?iziUZ.2it2L1str EUifci-- 'The undersigned having been appointed

Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands

FOB THE CELKHKATMI

Baldwin LocomotivesFitOM THE WOKKS OF

Burham, Williams & Co.,Philadelphia, Fonn.,

Aro now prepared to give I'Miinutcs amiiituuu wjiiuii iur uiuiu j.uguics,

of any size and stylo.

The Baldwin Locomotive Works

AKK NOW MANUFAOrilUlNO ASTVLK OK LOCOMOTIVE

l'AKTIOULAKLY

Adapted for Plantation PurposesA number of which havo recently been

received at these islands, ami wu will lmupleasure in furnishing plantation ngenthmid managers with particulars of same.

The Superiority of these Locomotorsover all othur makes is known not onlyhere but is acknowledged throughout thuUnited States.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.,Solo Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

Christmas & NewYear's !

"TXTUNNUH .t CO. Uol.l Wnlihcs.

Ji Hiiro NOVULTiKS fur tho

BIJK NJN IIOLIDAYB.

Our 80UVKMH Eit Uh'hClflsfor

CHHISTMAS JKWKLHY. Sc

O ALU

NOTlllNd LIKi: IT IN 'I OWN. O.

The Old Stand,

Fori .SI root.

WI3NNISK .: CO.,

Iluporlllig and Maiiiifiii'lurlii) Jeweler.IVMm

,S'i(mcc(! for thu 1hilly I lull,' I In, Mcentt pot tnuulh,

Mules, Horses, Carriage,

HARNESS, ETC.

To Iiu sold at Public Auction, at my placoat LITTLK 11U1TAIN, Honolulu,

if not before sold,

On Monday, February 6, 1893,

AT 9 O'CLOCK A. M VIZ.:

40 California 4 and 5Mules, Years Old

In Lots of 10 Lach;

40 Leather Head Halters !

4 Saddle Horses,?

And as Good as New

1 Family Carriage,

With l'ole, Shafts, and Neck-Yok- e,

1 Fine Set Doable Harness for same

fp flic above Property can all lie seenntmy place during one week before sale,and btouk must be removed from niv 1'iid.dock on day of sale. TLKMS OASfl.

J. N. WRIGHT,1. O. IIOX 152.

Closing1 Out SaleOF

Christmas Goods!SUCH AS:

Toys, w ith or w ithout Mechanism,I)olls, Flags, Albums, Satchels,1'iin.es, Vases, Statues,lJronzo Ware, Mocc.i Cups,

Thermometers, Watches,Opera and Spy Glasses, (warranted first

class);Minors, Frames, Urackets,Lunchbaskcts, Schoolbags,

Perfumery, Fancy Goods,Fans, (extra fine);Carpets and Hugs, (all sizes);

L'tc, Lie, Ltc.

Wi-- Kach 1'ieco marked with CASHl'ltlCIO.

t- - DISCOUNT on Larger CaUi Pur-chases.

1&. KVKHYHODY invited to nn In.spection.

H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.D'JS-l- m

It ciin bo proved

Any day

TImt thu

Daily Bulletin

litis tho

Largest

Circulation

Of any papei

In Honolulu!

Business

Men

Stick a

Pin

Dar.

HUSTACE & CO.,-- DKALKHSIN

WOOD and COAL.-- ALSO

White and Black SandWhich wo will tell ut the Very lowest

Market Hates.

Bell 414 TELEPHONE Mutual 414

Honolulu Carriage Co.

- IIOTH TKL. No. XV,.

Stand: Uornor Fort & Merchant Sis.Iliicktican be had at any hour of tho day

up to 12 o'i lock at night, on turinuto mill thu times.

Hacks Hos. 33, 45, 62, C3, G7, 70, 73, 97, 196

EDWIN A. JONESJlits ojH'iii'd on olllco for lmuactliii: all

IlllSllll'ns ill COIIIKCllotl WithTrustii, Purchase and Sale oi Bonds,

Stook and Hoal Estato,And In picpaml to Audit ActountH,

Otllwij No, J'J Muruliiiiit utrciit, olllgu latelyiHtiuplud by thu lulu Julia. Aiullu.

l'.'O. JIox 05,

M9

Homostoad Lots, North Kona,Hawaii.

Notice is hereby given:1. That 1 Lots have boon set apirt at

l'uaa, District of North Kona, Hawaii, forthe purpose of conveying to such persoasas may wish to acquiro homesteads uponwhich to live.

2. Maps of these Lots can be examinedat the Land Olllco, Inteiior Department,Honolulu, or at the olllco of .1. Kaelema-kul- o

at Knllrni, North Kona, Hawaii.a. J. Kaelemakule will point out the Lots

to any person desiring to seo them, forwhich service he w ill be entitled to a fee ofty from tho person iiiinlviiiir.

4. I'ersons who may desire Lots shall ap-ply in writing to the Minister of the In-terior upon a blank form, copies of whichmay be obtained freo of said J. Kaelema-kule.

5. No amilications will be rnnsiilnrmlfrom persons who already own land.

0. L'very applicant must bo of full age.7. Till! nilttltl'Mllf U 111 lilt nll.1.1 ...1 lntMn.u

ill which to pay for the land, during whichlime u win nu exempt from tmes.

8. He lllllst ultllill mm i.nr lmll.l n.,- "" - J.... .....I..dwelling hoiiMj on the Lot mid begin toOCCUtlV tbn Mllllil mill t'mittmin tn .if.........it for the remainder of the term of tenj ears.

!). He must within three c.irs pnnlncnthe Lot with a substantial fence.

10. He must pay quarterly in advanceinterest upon the unpaid purchase price utthe rate of 8 per cent, per annum. Thelmrchaser nmv n.iv tin. n lint,, nr ...... ......of the imrcha-- e price at any time, whichwin siop interest.

II. The preliminary agreement N non-assignable, and the land cannot be solduntil all conditions aro fulfilled.

VJ. Failure to coimik- -. uith- nm- -j ,r il......conditions will work a forfeiture of thelit i til.

J. A. KING,Minister of tho Interior.

Interior Olllee, .Ian. 30, 1MM.038--lt

SALE OF LEASEOf Government Land at Laupahoo- -

hoe, Hilo, Hawaii.

On THUKSDAY, March 2, ISM, at 12o'clock noon, at tho front entrance of Alli-ola- ni

Hale, will be .sold at I'ublic Auctiontho Lease of all that Tract of GovernmentLand in the District of Hilo, Hawaii, lyingbetween the boundary of Maulua Nui, andtho cistern edge of Laupahoehoo Gulch, .and extending from the sea to the line offorest as survej ed about 1J4 miles inauknfrom shore.

Heserving to tho Government the rightof way for three roads running maukafrommain road to the Forest. An area of 20 5--

acres known as the "Lydgate Homestead,"and also the Hpring suppljing the Iinpa-hoeho- o

Water Works. Area, 3,000 acres alittle more or le-- s.

For further information apply to thoIand Olllee, Interior Department.

Term Leasu for 10 years.Upset price $1,200 per annum, payable

soml-aunual- in advance.J. A. KINO,

Minister of the Interior.Interior Olllee, Jan. 30, 1M.

UiS-- lt

SCHOOL HOUSE FOR HANAMA-ULT- J,

KAUAI.

Tenders will lie received ut the office oftlio Hoanl of Kducation until MONDAY,thu 20th of February, at 12 o'clock noon,for the construction, including material,painting, freight, etc., of a School House20IS12 feet, and a Teacher's Cottage:ixl212 feet with veranda, at the abovonamed place.

Cartage of tho lumber, etc., from thuHanamaulu landing to the school site willbo free to thu contractor.

Plans and specifications for tho workmaybohccii at the olllee of the Hoard ofIMiicatlon, and at Mr. A. S. Wilcox'a,Huiiaiiiaulu,

The Hoard does not bind itself to acceptthu lowest or any tendur.

Hy order of thu llourd of Kducation.

W. J AS. SMITH,Secretary.

Kducation Olllee, Jan. 31, lhOJ.(Xi!) 3t-- 0 2t

WATER NOXIOE.

Owing to tho Declaration of Martial I.iw,rate pujuru oro hereby notified that thotiinu of payment is hereby oxtonded toJanuary 31, IblU,

All uucli rates remaining unpaid aflerthe above doto will be subject to an addi-tional 10 percent.

JOHN O. W1IITK,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved;J. A. Kivi,

Minister of the Interior.Honolulu, Jl. 1., Jan. 21, Ibiw.

030-l- lt

IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Watur l'rlvlleges, or thosepujhiK Water Hutus, aro hurcby notifiedthat thu Hours for using watur for Irrlga-.Io- n

purposes aro from 0 to 8 o'clock a. m.,tud I too o'clock r. m until further notke.

JOHN O. W11ITK,Kupt. Hoiiululu Wutur Works.

Approved!U, N. Wucox,

Milliliter o( thu Interior.Honolulu, i, M jui,, f,( nj(

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Homostoatl Lots, North Konn,Hawaii.

Nolleo ii hereby given:

1. That I Ixits bnvo been sol apart ntFaan, District of North Konn, Hawaii, fortho purpose of conveying to such pcrsoasns may wish to acquire homesteads uponwhich to live.

2. Maps of these IOts can be examinedat tho Land Ofllco, Intel lor Department,Honolulu, Or nt the oillce of J. Kaelema-kul- c

at Kailun, North Konn, Hawaii.

3. J. Kaeleniakulewill point out the Lotsto any person desiring to neo them, forwhich service he will he entitled to a feu of$1 from tho person applying.

4. Persona who may desire Lots shall ap-

ply In writing to tho Minister of the In-

terior upon a blank form, eoples of whichmay bo obtained free of said J. Kaelema-kul- e.

C. No applications will bu considered, from persons who already own land.

(1. Kvory applicant must be of full nge.

7. Tho applicant will bo allowed ten yearsin which to pay for tho land, during whichtime it will bo exempt from taxes.

8. Ho must within one year build adyill!ng houe on tho Lot and begin tooccupy the same and continue to occupyit for tho remainder of the term oftenyears.

0. He must within three years enclosethe Lot with a substantial fence.

10. He must pay quarterly in advanceinterest upon the unpaid purchase price atthu rate of 5 per cent, per annum. Thopurchaser may pay the" whole or any partof the purchase price at any time, whichwill stop interest.

11. The preliminary agreement is non-assignable, and the land cannot be solduntil all conditions are fulfilled.

12. Failure to comply with any of theconditions will work a forfeiture of theland.

J. A. KINO,Minister of the Interior.

Interior OlhYc, Jan. 30, 1S9.S.

(W3-- 4t

SALE OF LEASEOf Government Land at Laupahoe- -

hoo,'Hilo, Hawaii.

On THU USD AY, March 2, lh!W, at 12

o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Alii-ola- ni

Hale, will be void at Public Auctionthe Lease of all that Tract of GovernmentLand in the District of Hilo, Hawaii, lyingbetween the boundary of Maulua Nui, andthe eastern edge of Lnupaboehoe Gulch,and extending from the sea to the line offorest as surveyed about yx miles maukafrom shore.

Keserving to the Government the rightof way for three roads running muuka frommain road to tiie Forest. An area of 20 5--

acres known as the "Lydgate Homestead,"and also the spring supplying the Laupa--hoehoe Water Woiks. Area, 3,000 acres alittle more or less.

For further information apply to theLand Oilice, Interior Department.

Term Lease for 15 years.Upset price $1,-0- 0 per annum, payable

y in advance..1. A. KING,

Minister of the Interior.Interior Oilice, Jan. 30, 18!U.

038--4t

SCHOOL HOUSE FOR HANAMA-UL-U,

KAUAI.

Tenders will be received at the office ofthe Board of Education until MONDAY,the 20tb of February, at 12 o'clock noon,'for tho construction, including material,painting, freight, etc., of a School House20x48x12 feet, and a Teacher's Cottage30x12x12 feet with veranda, at the abovenamed place.

Cartage of the lumber, etc., from theHauamaulii landing to the school site willbe free to the contractor.

Plans and specifications for the workmay be seen at tho office of the Board ofEducation, and at Mr. A. S. Wilcox's,Hanamaulu.

The Board does not bind itself to accepttho lowest or any tender.

By order of the Board of Education.

W. JAS. SMITH,Secietary.

Education Office, Jan. 31, 1893.

039 3t-- () 2t

WATER NOTICE.

Owing to the Declaration of Martial Law,rate payers are hereby notified that thotime of payment is hereby extended toJanuary 31, Ib'JX

All such rates remaining unpaid afterthe above date will bo subject to an addi-tional 10 percent.

JOHN O. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved:J. A. Kind,

Minister of the Interior.Honolulu, H. I., Jan. 21, 1MIM.

(W0-9- t.

IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of Water Privileges, or thosepaying Water Hates, aro hereby notifiedthat the Hours for using water for Irriga-tion purposes ure fiom 0 to 8 o'clock a. m.,ind A to 0 o'clock i m., until further notice.

JOHN 0. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved :

Q. N. Wilcox,Minister of tho Interior.

Honolulu, H. 1., Jan. fi, 1U93.017-t- f

''For tho past two or three years Ihave been subject to cramping painsin tho stomach," says Mr. V. A.Baldwin, a hardware merchant ofJJoonvillo, Dallas Co., Iowa. "I havetriod a uumborof different roniodios;tho best oiio being Chamberlain'sColic, Cholera and Diarrluca Reme-dy. One tir two dosos of it alwayscures mo." Sold by all doalers,Bouhou, Smith & Co., Agents for thuHawaiian Islands.

Subscribe or the Daily Bulletin, SO

ftnti per month.

'y." W;IA l'i

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF

THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

ft

OHDKK NO. .1.

Wiikrkas, by Order No. 2 of this Gov-

ernment, the right of tho Writ of Habeas

Corpus was suspended and Martial Iawwas proclaimed throughout tho Tslnml of

Onhu, Jnnunry 17, ISO.'!;

It Is now further ordered that the right

of tho Writ of Habeas Corpus Is hereby

restored and that Martial Law Is hereby

suspended on said Island of Onhu from

and after 12 o'clock noon of BUND AY,

tho 5th day of February, 18U3.

BA.NF0UD 11. DOLE,

President of tho Provisional Government

of the Hawaiian Islnnds.

By the President:

J. A. Kino,

Minister of Interior.

Honolutu, Feb. 3, 1893. C.I2--

TENDERSAre hereby invited for laying a lloor in theDrill Shed in tho Government Itarrncks.

Plans and specifications may bo sepn atthe Otllco of the Superintendent of PublicWorks.

Ulds most bo nddressod to C. liolte, Esq.,Chairman Military Committee, before 12

o'clock noon, MONDAY, Feb. 0, INKS.

Tho Committee are not bound to acceptthe lowest or any bid.

.INO. H. SOPKK,Col. Commanding.

Honolulu, Feb. 1, ISfM. U2-- lt

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENTTICE.

NO- -

The February Term of the Circuit Courtof tho First Circuit will be opened onMONDAY, the Gth Fobruary, at 10 o'clocka. m., in the Upstairs Court Itooin of Aliio-ln- ni

Hnle, and from that date thu Ses-

sions of the Supremo Court and of thosaid Circuit Court will be held in AliiolaniHale, the use of Arion Hall being dis-

continued.A. F. .TUDD,

Chief Justice Supreme Court.Honolulu, Feb. I, 18!)3 1112-- lt

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BRANDS.

All Brands must, by law, beprior to July 1, 18U3, or they will be

forfeited, and can thereafter be appro-priated by any one.

Registration on Oalm shall be made attho Interior Otilce.

On the other Islands it shall be done atthe Otllces of tho several Sheriti's.

G. N. WILCOX,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Oilice, Dec. 2, 1892. .WJ-t- f

THE DAILY BULLETIN.

Pledjed to neither Sect nor Parly,But Established for the Benefit ofAll.

SATURDAY, FEB. 1, 1893.

Some houses owned by Lord Salis-

bury in London havo been declaredin one of tho police couits to bodangerous and insanitary. Theremay bo soino houses in Honoluluowned by lords of the land whichwould hardly stand strict inspectionand judgment.

A burglar in Berlin made extraprofits for a while, until caught intrying tho plan ouco too often, bysupplying reports of his burglariousexploits, to tho daily press. Whenho gets out ho can turn auothorpenny by doing as a cho fa games-ter did in Honolulu go on tho stageand show how tho thing is done.

An item in an exchange roads:"Several of Milwaukee's publicschools have boon discovered to boso polluted with sower gas that thoHealth Commissioner will closethem at onco." This corroborateswhat tho Bulletin has often taught,namely, that a sewerage system, sofrequently and flippantly advocatedfor our sanitary salvation, may, byan ignorant solectiou of method,do tho health of Honolulu moroharm than good.

Electrical inventors have long boontrying to solve tho problem of asatisfactory storage battery motivepower for street railways. Tho ovor-hoa- d

trolley system is, in spito of allassurances to tho contrary, full ofdanger both to operatives and thopublic. According to tho DetroitFree Press a storago battery car ser-vice has boon started in that citywith complete success. Anothermost useful application of the stor-age system is illustrated in tho newsthat over two hundred omnibuses inLondon aro now fitted with electriclights supplied from small storagobatteries.

Paris is reported to have been suf-

fering of late from an epidemic oflow spirits caused by a lingering fogthat enshrouded tho city. Thu cor-

respondent of tho London Telegraphattributes a daily lengthening list ofmurders and suicides in the gay cityto tho fog's depressing iiilliienci).Probably tho Panama Canal bcandalhas beou Just as much of a dopro.v

sant. It nuiy bo Mint tho Parisiansnro so oxecssivoly buoyant in sun-jsliin- o

that prolonged cloudy woathorovorwholms thorn with its reaction-ary olToot. Ordinary changos ofwoathor ought to bo good for poo-pl- o,

in tho variety thoy givo to lifoif thoy aro not tho kind that bringrheumatics into play.

Tho Advertiser innkos a groat out-cry about tho alleged plagiarism ofa San Francisco papor, in appro-priating tho central idoa and soinoof tho words of "Tho Demon Troo"story published by tho Advortisorsome months ago. Several Ameri-

can papers copied tho story, givingour local contemporary duo credit.Thoy treated it, however, not as of"tho highly imaginative order," butas a statement of fact, and honcoHawaii has boon libeled as tho pos-

sessor of a troo moro noxious thantho Upas with oven its fablod lothalproporties added. Thoro aro peoplehero who havo a rocolloclion ofreading in a San Francisco papor avery similar story years ago, of atree in Mexico or sontowhoro in thatdirection. When tho truth as towhoro tho plagiarism began isdivulgod by soino Sau Franciscopapor, as it probably will on thohead of tho Advertiser's blatant indictment of tho Examiner, ourneighbor may find that tho boot ison tho other log.

SALVAGE ENCOURAGED.

Judge Morrow, in tho UnitedStates District Court in San Fran-cisco, in a late decision assorted thoprinciple that assistance to a vossolin distress should bo encouraged. A

3oar ago tho steamer Sirius broke hershaft and was picked up off CodrosIsland by tho steamer Tillamook andtowed into San Diego. Before tow-ing tho vessel an agroomeut wasmado that tho Tillamook should re-

ceive .?20,000 for her services. A re-

port of tho caso in a Sau Franciscopapor says that much uneasiness ex-

isted over tho dolay of the Siriusand it was feared sho had beenwrecked. Thoso interested in thoSirius, however, rejected tho claimfor tho $20,000 after tho Sirius wassafe in San Diego. The vessol waslibeled and Judge Morrow upholdtho contract made by tho captain oftho Tillamook. In tho opinion ofthe Court tho sum asked for wasreasonable, and, in conformity withtho admiralty practice, the dooreoprovided for tho distribution of thoamount. The steamer Tillamookhaving assumed tho risk of failureand disaster, hor charterers woreawarded $13,250, tho captain wasgiven $2500 and t ho ollicors and crow$1250, making a total of $20,000 asclaimod on tho contract. JudgeMorrow in giving his decision said:"I think tho conduct and service oftho master of tho stoamor Tillamookentitles him to some spocial con-

sideration. He promptly procuredadditional stores for tho Sirius, andoffered to take an ollicor of that vos-

sol to Ensonada or San Diego forassistance without charge and with-

out dolay. Ho also engaged in thetowage service against tho protest oT

two of tho passengers on his owuvessel. It is tho policy of tho lawto euconrago tho rendering ofprompt and elliciont assistance tovessels in distress, as was done byCaptain Hamm in this caso."

Donation for a Motto.

Editor Bulletin:Enclosed find live dollars which I

wisli yon would use in purchasingfor certain preachers of politics andthe editor of tho Friend, illuminatedcopies of the immortal Lincoln'smotto, "With malice toward noneand charity for all." If sufficientfunds remain got ono copy for thoAdvortisor man. Bex.

For pains in tho chest thoro isnothing bettor than a flannel clothsaturated with Chamberlain's PainBalm and bound on over tho seat ofpain. It will produce a counter irri-tation without blistering, and is notso disagreeable as mustard; in fact ismuch superior to any plaster on ac-count of its paiu-relieviu- g qualities.If used in time it will prevent pnou-nioui- a.

50 cont bottles for sale by alldealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

The Daily Bulletin is delivered bycarriers for fiO cents per month.

NOTICE.

MY ABSENCE FltOM THEDUHINO Mr. ('. M. White will netin all matters of Moefarlano it Co,, (IA1),with full power.

E. 0. MAOFAItLANE,Manager.

Honolulu, Feb. 1, 189J, c:;o--3t

NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WO HOI', HONOLULU.having made nu assignment

to lac for the heiicltt of Ills creditors, allpersons having claims against said Estateme rec i nested to send them to me, at myoilice in Honolulu, duly verified, withinone wciil; from dale.

L. B. KEKIl.Honolulu, Jan. 31, W.i. 03S-l- w

FOR SALE

12 CAlKIH L. ('.A Smith Ihiiiumtili'.sHShotgun in Alonlnrwllh2 Ciim- -i uml Cleaning I

nil comtilelo:iiImi, 200 Stiiirii's Hand-loade- d hhclU.

W For partlcuhiiH, imiuiiu ofW. M. CUNNINGHAM,

tl'll-t- f Anchor Saloon.

Daily Bulletin, CO centt a month,delivered free.

i

SUNDAY SERVICES.

ST. ANDItEW's CATHEDRAL.

Soxagosima Sunday, Fobruary 5th.6:80 a.m., Holy Communion', 11 a.m.,Matins and sermon, Hymns IN), 210,1G5; 7:80 p.m., Evohspng and sor-4iio- u,

Hymna 162, 230, 18.

SECOND CON'aREOATlON.

Tho sorvicos of tho Second Con-gregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral,

Sunday, will be as fol-

lows: 0:15 a.m., lloly Communionwith sormou; Kyrio. Mondolssohn inG; Sauctus, Britlg water in G;Hymns 822 and 323; Nunc Dimittis,Young" in D. At 0:30 p.m., even-song with sornion; Magnificat,Maunder in B fiat; Nunc Dimittis,Anon, in A. Anthom, "Lift thinooyos to tho Mountains," by Mon-dolssohn; Hymns 231 and 18. llov.Alex. Mackintosh, pastor. All arocordially iuvitod to thoso services.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

tUimttjr 3U1VU'U3 V UUVl I 41.111,Low Masses. English sormou attho 7 a. m. Mass, every Sundayduring tho wliolo year. 10 a.m.,High Mass, with sornion in l'or--

.. rr. t tei n . I 1J nii.n.inii 't ...im&uunu uini ,umiiii(iii t i'iiui,Rosary and Catechism. 4. p.m., inwinter season (Novombor to Febru-ary), 4:30 p. in. in summer season(Fobruary to November), Benedic-tion of the M. B. Sacrament.

Weekly Sorvicos 6 and 7 a. in.,Low Massos.

CENTRAL UNION CHURCH.

Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. PublicWorship nt 11 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m.Tho Rov. O. H. Gulick will spoalt intho morning upon Gospel work inJapan, and in tho ovoning will givoan account of tho progress and tho'present position of Japanese civilization. Meeting of tho Young Peo-ple's Society of Christian Endeavorat 6:30 p.m. All aro cordially in-

vited.REOROANIZED CHURCH.

Tho Reorganized Church of JosusChrist of Lattor Daj' Saints, Mili-la- ni

Hall, rear of Opera House. Ser-vices will bo hold Sunday as follows:10 a. in., Bible class; 11:15 a. in. and7:30 p. in., preaching, when Eldor J.C. Clapp will discourse oil "ThoInsurrection of tho Doad." All arocordially invited.

SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS.

Seventh Day Advontist Church,corner Punchbowl and Borotauiastreets, in G. West's cottage. .Sab-bath school, 1:30; social mooting af-

ter Sabbath school. Bible readingovory Sunday evening. Everyonewelcome.

BETHEL HALL.

Evangelistic services will bo con-ducted by tho Y. M. C. A. in Bethelhall on Saturday and Sunday at 7:30p. m.

Y. M. C. A. HALL.

Evangelistic sorvicos in the Y. M.C. A. hall. 6:30 to 7:15 v. m.

To tho Patrons of tho CaliforniaFeed Co.:

Our Manager, T. J. King, goos totho Coast on the Mouowai February9, 1893, on business for the firm. Wohope that parties owing us willmake it convenient to settle up theiraccounts on or before the rtbovodate.

Mutual Telephone Co:

rpiIE FOLLOWING NEW STATIONSX have been added to the list of sub-scribers since issuing the last canl. rs

will please make changes accord-ingly and add the same to their li-- l:

19 Allen & Robinson (Coal Yard)M- - Levy, M. S.

I'alace Ice Cream Parlorsllj'i Widemanu Carl, res171 Engine House No. fi.

V. T., V. S.1.V7 Kaulu'a, H. res

il Chime Kim. ie2.57 Lnn Wai (Chinese Theatre)ISil Wallace, Chas. resli!W Japanese Cousul-Gener-

321 More, Hobt. resKid King St. Hack StandIHli-K- ing St. Hack Stand Stables3S0 Circuit Court (Arion Hall)30V-G- oo Kim, res

H. I. .T. M. Ship402 Wodohouse, Jr., J. H. res4a'! Phillips, M. ros408 Nawaakoa, Geo.470 Wong Till l'oon, (Chineso Theatre)483 Evans, T. E. reslift i1lliUllllU, .lB .J..III. 1.- -

M0 Colburu, J. F. (Vearl City)537 Iteid, H. 0. resW4 Japanese Stole, King streetf)70 Mnhaulu, A. S. resC3I Hiploy, 0. It. ros6b0 RolJono.F. J.6N9 Naka, T.010 Ashley, W. G. res07& Leslie, F. L. res703 Camp Boston.

C. O. BEUGEIt,Secretary.

Honolulu, Feb. 1, 1893. 012-- 3t

Corporation Notice.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

AT AXX

MEETING OF THE i'OHTUueso Mutual Benevolent Society of

Hawaii at their Hall, on the 22d ot Janmiry, tne JCIcctlon ol unicorn for the cur-rent year held on the 8th of January andsince advertised, was declared void anil anew eluution ordered on the 29th of Jan-uary; at said election on the 29th of Jan-uary, thu following otllcers were dulyelected to servo for the current year:

1. A. DlaH ....rresldcnt,A. F. MednirosM. (I, Silvn Secietary,J. I'. Bias Treasurer.

IIOAIII) OV UIIIEOTOUS.

M. A. Gonsolves, F. V. Bruiieo, J. 1'. llod-riguc- s,

A. C. Festaua, J. J. Cabrul.

UOAIII) OP AUDITOItH.

V. O. Toiijolni, M. Nunes, T. H. Triiu-gund- a,

J. G, Sllva, J. A. Gonsalvcs,

012-2- 1

M. (J. HILVA,Secretury.

TO BENT

T.TOUHE ON KINAU, metrmaioL. . IH'IU 1 CNHIIMIU Hllfl'l. Milliuillireof nti- -

I';. U. lll'i.MIKY.Ii07.tf Hawaiian lliirilwmu (WsHtoin,

FOR SALE

rpilUME HAWAIIAN BKEI)1 Mule.-'- . Can be at woik

betw rent lie KaiiiehamehaSuhooUa l nl the Mimoiilc Temple any ihiv.

Apply to K. B. TiiOMAH02t-li- ii

Saturday, Feb. J,, 1893.

A nestling of the greatAmerican bird of freedon hasfastened its talons on Hawaiineiand the adherents of peace,order and good governmentwait with bated breath to seeif its grip is as strong as thatof the mother bird. TheBritish Octopus lashes thewater in its rage because itdid not fasten a tentacle onParadise before it was too late,and the Kamaaina who readsthis will remind you that theheavens wept copiously at,what they consider, Hawaii'smisfortune. There can bebut one ending to the upheav-

al and everyone withoutregard to age, sex or previouscondition must stand shoulderto shoulder in its support.

The short-sighte-d man will

tell you of three revolutionsin less than a decade, we cantell you of more: First wehave the Aermotor; it turnedwaste land into green pasturesand added inches of arablesoil at every revolution of thewheel. It has brought moremoney to the landlord's coffersthan can be secured by chas-

ing the sugar planters will-o'-th- e

wisp-bount- y. Then youhave the Hendry Breaker:one of the most powerful fieldpieces in modern Agriculturalrevolutions. With it we hada single handed fight againsta half dozen enemies to goodresults on a plantation. Doyou know the result? Rightwas might and today theHendry Breaker is peerless.Not a plow in the market daretake the field against it. Thenwe have another to record.The mechanism of the enginesin some plantations is moreintricate, and the adjustmentfiner than a Waterbury watch.In many instances parts of themachinery have been ruinedthrough the use of poor oils.Ever ready to come to theassistance of the down-trodde- n

engineer the sufferer fromany accident to the machineryof which he is the master wetook up his cause and secur-ed for our trade the Coloradobrands of Cylinder and Engineoils. There was a revolutionthen and there is today. Butwe were successuu at mestart and will be at the finish.As in every other revolutionin which we have been con-necte- d

Right is Might. TheColorado brands of oil areused exclusively on a majorityof the plantations and itsadoption by the managers hasbrought peaceful times to theengineer whose sleep, forages, has been disturbed byvisions of hot journals andfoaming cylinders. With ouroils satisfaction is assured ineither high or low pressureengines and foaming in thecylinders becomes ancienthistory.

I he revolutions we havementioned have benefited theplantation managers in parti-cular and the stock holders intheir respective companies ingeneral. Our hands havebeen dipped in other mercan-tile revolutions which resultedprofitably to every one on theislands but nong more success"fully than the battle with highprices. We knocked thecrown from its leader just aseffectually as if we had hadforty gatling guns at our com-mand. We've shown the peo-ple on these Islands that adollar is worth a hundredcents and that we give twenty-fiv- e

percent more for the dollar than anyone else. You vebeen benefited, so have we.We met the hard times whenthey struck the country andour philanthropic efforts havebeen appreciated. Whatabout those traps that catcheleven rats at one setting.Can you find anything betterthan that?

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'dOpposite HpiccUi'ln' lllouk,

Fort Street.

IB- - IB1. BHLBRS &c CO.SB FOK.T STRH1IST.

AFTER TAKING B'lOCIC ALL K1NBS OF

Curtains in White, foeaiii and Colored!At half tho former cost.

Velvet cSc Smyrna RugsIn all sizes greatly reduced.

Woolen Goods in Plain, Striped & Plaids, Below Cost !

m

tW In fact wo oiler Iiumcnoo, llnrgains in all Departments.

EST DroBsmaldnrj Untlor Uio Mniiarjomonl of MISS K. CLARK. g3

frb

Head GoldsNeglected lead

To CatarrhDon't neglect your colds

when you can get & year's protec-tion for 50 cents. Don't endurecatarrh when you can cure iteasily ana pleasantly tornait adollar.

From Senior Burgeon to(ho Central London Throat & EarHoBpltnl, London, Ens. : "InlmlcilMenthol cheoks In a manner hardlyless than marvelous ncuto colds Intho head. I prescrlbo Cuehman'sMonthol Inhaler to tho extent ofhundreds per annum."

T. . Vnn Dnyii, Rotnn-hi- s,

N. Y.: "Tho Menthol Inhaleris tuo greatest rcmcuy lor clearingtho head ot a cold that I ovor eav."Morton A. Smltli, Peru,

Ohio: "Havo been troubled withcatarrh for many years, but neverfound anything that gave mo reliefnntili DOURUtyour.aieniiioiuuuuer.It works llko a charm."

Its neat, clean, pleasant touse, convenient to carry, costs

50 cents and lasts a year. Atrial wouldconvince you.

Beware or counterfeits.II. D. CUBHMA,

Three Itlvcrs, Micliljtnn.

109 Fort - - - H. I.

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Bloclt, Port Street.

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Cusliman'sMentholInhaler

Best.

TwoStyles.

and

HOLLISTES &IDKTTG-Q-ISTS- ,

Street, HoxioIviItji,

D. Wrought

4M 1

9

Iteel Ranges

BUILDERS HARDWARE GENERAL

Aluay.s np to tho times in Quality, Styles and Prices.

PLANTATION SUPPLIES,A full AsMjitmenl to Suit thu Various Demand.

STEEL PLOWS, J,m, eSrtft $F Work

Cultivator's Cane

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,HOKS, SI10VK1.S, KOUKS, --MATTOCKS, KTO. .

Carpenters', Blacksmiths' and Machinists' Tools,BCltKW 1M.ATKS, TAl'S and J1IKS, TWIST DIULiLS,

PAINTS uml OILS, UKUSHKS, HI.ASS,AS1UCSTOS HA1U FKlr ana VKWr MIXTUltK.

Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

SEWING "S MACHINESliUllUK'ATINU OILS In Quality ami Kllleienoy surpassed

hy none.

Hf" It 1h not niiMilhlu to list everything we have. If there isanylhiiiK you want, eoinii anil ash for it, you will ho politelytreated. o tumble to nIiow goods.

DAI I A' AND WHBKI.Y

Hawaiian NewspapersAUK TIM'.

Leading Journals iu tho Kingdom.

The "Daily Hawaii Holomua,"

Jlus the fiivuliitiou on the Inlandsand Iu the Itivt Medium for

Adverliniiif;.

Mn. Tiiok. K. NvriHNir.i. will leceiviiallmlverllbemeiilH uml tniliNiet all liUHlnoMiiiiitterH,

jrr-()KH- cns " ilriinit? lllnek," cornerNuuauil mid Queen btreet (iiltlii).

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W All woikmiarunteed and vinileil uM'cond time. Prompt attention to nilorder, Tuncil the I'lano for concert ofMiibin, tho celebrated violinist. GUMm

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Time Table

FROM AND AFTER OOTOIIKR I, 1892.

T.K.A.I3STS

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.

Lcavo Honolulu.. .0:15 8:15 1:15 4:rfArr!voHotiotiliiill.7:'J0 0:57 2:57 5:35tInvelionoullull..7:! 10:43 3:43 fi:li)Arrive Honolulu. .8:35 11:55 1:55 0:50t

Pram. City LocalLeave Honolulu 5:105 ....Arrive Pearl Olty 5:48S ....Lcavo Pearl Olty..0:55Arrlvo Honolulu. 7:30

Sundays excepted, t Saturdays only.Saturdays excepted.

Tidos, Sun and Moon.

nv o. J. LYONS.

DAY. ;?5a 52 w 2,

c (ti re

a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m.Moil. 30 a 12 a 10, 8 20,10 30 C 33 5 49 5 47

risesTiicv 3t 3 fll 3 B0 9 20 10 M C 38 5 R0 5 62Weil. 11 4 20 4 45 U SO 11 10 0 37 S SI (1 ft I

Tlmrs. 2! 4 45 0 10 10 20 11 10 0 37 5 C2 7 4lp.m.,p.m.

Fl I. 3l 5 25 fi 0, II 30 1 1 20 0 30 f 52 8 4'lhut. 4 (i 15 i 30 1 15,11 50 6 30 5 51 9 :BSim. 51 U 35 7 0 1 35J .... I) 30 5 64 10 19

Full Mnnn on the 31st atali. 40m. p.m.Thuu Whistle lilows at Hi. 28m. 34s. p.m. ot

Honolulu time, wlilch is the same us 12h. Urn.Vs. p.m. orcieunuicli time.

THE DAILY BULLETIN.

SATURDAY, FEB. 4, 1893.

ISTE-W-S.

Arrivals.Saturday, Feb.

Stmr Jamos Makco from KauaiStmr Waialealu from HamakuaStmr Likelikc from Maui and HawaiiStmr C It Bishop from WaianaoStmr Mokolii from KaliukuStmr Iwaiani from Kauai

Passengers.From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr I.ikc-lik- e,

Feb 4 G 1 Wilder, O Von Haiiini, O11 McVeigh and wife,Dr Nieoll, L Siegner,T O Quinn, Aiona and 21 deck.

Vessels Leaving Monday.Stmr Likeliko for Maui and HawaiiStmt Mokolii for Molokai at 5 p m

Cargoes from. Island Forts.Per stmr Waialealc 320O bags" sugar.Per stmr J.ikel ike 5734 bags sugar, 02

bndls hides, 81 ikgs mdse.Per stmr James Makee 2525 bags sugar,

50 bags rice, and 0 pkgs sundries.

Foreign Vessels Expected.S S Mariposa, Hayward, from San Fran-

cisco, duo Feb 10thAm bk O D Bryant, Jacobson, from San

Francisco, due Feb 10thAm bktno S G Wilder, flrifllths, from San

Francisco, due Feb 0thAm schr Aloha, Dabel, from San Fran-

cisco, due Feb 5Am schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow,

from Newcastle, NSWAm bchr Puritan, from Newcastle,

NSWGor bark H Haekfeld from Liverpool, now

dueHaw bk Lady Lampson from Newcastle,

NSWMis bkt Morning Star from Micronesia,

duo May 23Ur ship Honolulu from Newcastle, NSWlir bk Tacora from Liverpool, duu .laii 30

Vessels in Port.Am ship Eclipse, Petorson, from NanaimoH I J M S Kon-g- o, Tashiro, from Bun

FranciscoU S S Boston. Wiltso, from HiloBrit bk Scottish Wizard, from Newcastle,

NSWBktno Hilo, Ballisier, from Newcastlo,

NSWHaw bk Lcahi, Nelson, from San Fran-

cisco,schooner Carrier Dove from Na-

naimoAm bktno J Smith from Newcastlo, N S WAm bk Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Fran-

cisco

Shipping Notes.The American bark Eclipse lias docked

at the Fort street wharf, whom she is dis-charging her cargo of coal.

Tho British bark Scottish Wizard liasbeen moved to Wildor's wharf to receivesugar. The Wizard will leave somo timenext week.

The barkentine Mary Winkelnian arriv-ed at Kahului on Sunday last with coalfrom Newcastlo, N. B. W. After discharg-ing she will loud with II. C. .fc S. Co.'ssugar for Sun Francisco, expecting to leaveon Saturday next.

The barknntiue Planter, which sailed forSan Francisco on Thursday, carried the.following exportation of sugar: 10,!SIM bags,11. HuckfeldVfc Co.; 4211 do., M. S. Grin-- Imm a &, Co., weighing 1,711,800 lbs. and

Valued at Jo 1,430.'--' J.The steamer Ltkellko arrived this morn-

ing from Maui and Hawaii, a day ahead ofher schedule time, owing to the pressureof sugar. Her cargo consisted of 5731 bags.Reports having experienced flush souther-ly winds and rains the last twenty hours.The plantations along tho Hue were in fullblast. Towed the John I), Spreckelsout ofKuliulni harbor on Wednesday, bound forSan Francisco, with a full load of sugarshipped by Ji. C. ,t 8. Co.

ADVEHTISIN0 NOTES.

Hoot Beor on draught at Benson,Smith & Co.'s.

Aftor shaving use Cucumber SkinTonic. BonBou.Smith & Co., Agents.

Sunburn relieved at once byTonic, Benson, Smit li & Co.,

Agouls.Dr. McLennan. 1U1 Fort street,

above Hotel, Chronic and Sugicaicases. Mutual Telephone (S82.

Tho Honolulu Dairy havo put in aCreamery will deliver fresh creammorning or afternoon to suit cus-tomers.

Mechanics' Home, Ml ami (II Hoteltit root, Lodging by day, week orinont h 2r. anil D0c, a night; $1and $1.25 a week.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Iiaiu still prevails.

Dinmond Hontl, 12 m. Woathor,rainy; calm.

Tho S. S. Claudino will probablybring tho next mail from tho Coast.Sho is duo uoxt wook.

How joalous tho fiftoon-hours-old-no-

hash millors aro ovor thoirantiquo Upas-tro- o chostnut!

Sovon Chiuamon ohargod withsmoking opium await thoir trial ontho District Court calondar.

Tho storm has rosultod in a groatdeal of agricultural dobris beingwashed up on tho boachos.

Kilipaka and Ah Loy havo boonarrostod for potty larceny and willappear for trial on Monday.

If this woathor lasts much longortho hackmon will havo to fit thoirrigs with kcols and ruddors.

A long list of now stations on thoMutual Telephone Co.'s system isadvortised in another column.

Tho voluntoors of tho NationalGuard aro askod to stop up for thoirpay this evening. Seo notice

Sovoral visitors wore courteouslywolcomod by tho olficors of H. I. J.M. S. Kon-g- o on board to-da- y

Tho Pioneer Building & Loan As-

sociation will hold thoir regularmonthly mooting on Monday even-ing.

Tho boom in now subscriptions totho Bulletin continues. It showsthat tho pooplo appreciate a genuinenewspaper.

Tho rico Golds at Palama woreunder water yostorday, tho heavyrain doing considerable damage totho plantations.

All members of Comunuv A arorequested to bo in attendance at thoold Armory, Quoon street, this even-ing at 7 o'clock.

Tho U. S. cruisor Boston's men,taking advantage of an hour's fiuowoathor, had drill on Palace Squareyestordaj' evening.

Tho Japanese training ship Kon-go is now connected with tiio cityby telephone. Tho number is lOU

on the Mutual lino.

J. N. Wright will hold a sale ofhorsos, maros, and mules at his resi-dence, Little Britain, on Mondaycommencing at 9 o'clock.

All tho gates to the Governmentyard aro thrown open to-da- andcarriages aro allowed to drive up tothe uoors or the uuiluing.

No more judicial business is to botransacted at tho Arion hall. ThoCourts resume thoir pormanontquarters in AliiolaniHalo from date.

It will bo seen by notico olso-who- ro

that tho time for oponingbids for flooring tho drill shod hasboon postponed until noon of Mon-day.

Keep a sharp lookout for chickonthieves. One week more will bringChinese Now Year, and martial lawwill bo ovor after noon

Tho Provisional Government haspassed a law creating tho oflico ofVice-Preside- whoso incumbentwill act in tho absence, etc., of thoPresident.

Tho Chinaman who was surprisodat Palolo whilo smoking opiumpleaded guilty this morning in theDistrict Court and was sontenced topay a fino of $f0.

Tho death rato of Honolulu lastmonth was comparatively light 38.Five aged Hawaiians aro numberedin tho list, which will bo ready lorpublication Monday.

Thoro was- - no mooting of thoBoard of Health this week, on ac-

count of a funeral on tho regularday. But littlo business required tobo transacted anyway.

Some of tho shanties lining thestream near tho King street bridgowore nearly carried away by wateryesterday. Tho stream was swollenand tho current was strong."

Tho original election of oilicors oftho Portuguoso Mutual BonovolontSociety has been declared void andanother election liolil, tuo resuil oiwhich is advortisod in this paper.

Tho Hawaiian Hardware Companytolls in this issue of tho revolutionsin which it has been implicated. Itis a firm that needs watching if youwant to grasp every opportunity foryour benefit.

Genoral business has boon muchrelieved by tho releasing of a largonmount of Government 11101103 '"tho past two weeks in settlement ofold scores as well as the payment ofsalaries at the end of the month.

Two more natives wore arrestedthis morning for having cho fatickets in possession. It is ratherstrango that only natives are ar-

rested. What is tho matter withpouncing on some of tho Chinesecho fa men.

Ordor No. il of tho ProvisionalGovernment, issued to-da- pro-claims that the right of tho writ ofhabeas corpus is rostorod, and thatmartial law is suspended on tno isl-

and of Oahu from and after 12o'clock noon of Sunday

C. L. Hopkins, commissioner ap-pointed yesterday, has already soldthe laud on Emma street, involvedin the suit for partition of It. W.Aylett vs. Kuhiau et al. The BishopEstate is the nurchaser, and the salehas been continued by Judge Whit-ing.

Tho Circuit Court of tho FirstCircuit will open its first tenu'at 10

a. 111. .Monday, In tho upstairs court-room, Aliiolaui Ifalv. Judge Whit-ing will preside. Preliminary busi-ness will be transacted in I lie morn-ing, ami the Hawaiian jury will boculled at 1 p. 111.

THE SILVER LINING.

Testimony of a Yisitor to the

Molokai Leper Settlement,

Homo and Comforts Provided for the

Sick Folk.

Thoso who know tho MolokaiLopor Sottlomont onby from hearsayaro like mo, before I wont there.Now that 1 havo soon mysolf, andnot through others' oyos, I have, 1

think, a right to spoak about it.And I'd say that I am very glad tohavo soon what I have soon; andvory happy, too, to havo passed afow daj'8 in the Sottlomont.

Owing to tho kindness of Mr.Moyor of Kalao, I reached tho topof tho pali of Kalaupapa, on tho dayI had boon lauded at Kaunakakai,TuosdayJanuary 10th, botwoon 9and 10 a. m. And thoro I began thodescent of the pali, so much talkedabout, lod by an old native, come upfrom Kalaupapa, both of us on foot.It took us about half an hour to godown tho pali, whore SuperintendentAmbrose Hutchinson had sent hishorso, to help mo in reaching thoCatholic Mission's premises, distanta fraction of a mile from below thopali. But I had alroai' had thoagrceablo opportunity of contemplating, from tho side of tho pali,tho Sottlomont of Kalaupapa, which

Jooks like a nico littlo town. And itis reaiiy a vory liiioresting piucu.

I spoilt, nearly tho whole weok attho Molokai Lopor Sottlomont, so Ihad time to go all around, from Ka-

laupapa to Kalawao, and vico versa,ovory day.

Tho best of tho public establish-ments thoro is cortainlv tho homokopt by tho Franciscan Sisters, andwhoroin they havo, under thoir con-trol and thoir maternal charge,about 70 inmates, most of them girls.All thoso girls and women, as I havosoon, and inquired myself of thorn,aro very happy, and nono of thornwould like to go out of tho homo.

Tho homes of Molokai (Kalaupapaand Kalawao) aro a real blessing forthoso who havo tho good senso ofentering luoin a material and spiri-tual blessing: a material blessing,for thoy aro so well lodged, fed,clo'thed, and cared for when thoygot sick; a spiritual blessing, too, forthoy loam thoro that thoy havo asoul to caro for, and that thoj' havoto suffer with pationco thoir segre-gation from tho rest of tho commun-ity. Thoro, also, thoy find in thogood Sisters thoso of whom thoyhavo boon deprived, on account oftho disease with which thoy aro af-fected, i. 0., thoy have in thorn kindmothers, charitablo friends, whotreat thorn bettor than thoy wouldbo at homo.

I havo seen several times tho inmates of tho Kalaupapa homo. Ispoko with thorn. I inquired of themsovoral times whether thoy were con-tent, happy, willing to remain there,and all wore for tho atlirmative.Thanks, thou, to the kind gontlemanwho gave tho first sum of money tostart tho home; thanks to tho Ha-waiian Govornmont which did solargely and so liberally concur withthat kind act of bonovolenco. Maytho Kalawao homo be put in a shorttimo on tho same footing for boysand men.

Kalaupapa is really a pretty, com-fortab- lo

place, as comfortablo asmay bo for tho poor pooplo whohavo to pass tho balance of thoirlives, isolated from thoir relativesand friends. A good and pure airmakes tho place healthy, and pre-vents injury from any of thoso badsmells which leprosy causes. People,thoro as well as Kalawao, aro 'provided with what thoy might ncedrand as regards tho body, they canhardly complain. And wo could callthem ovou happy, liut whoa aChristian may como to consider thospiritual sido, thinking tiiat thosepoor pooplo havo souls like otherswho aro not lepers or, otherwise tosay, when men, who look to aftorlife, roflect on- - some other kind ofleprosy, which affects a great manyof thoso poor sulforors, then thoycannot help pitying them, and wish-ing them to bo bettor cared for inthis respect. I moan here those wholive outside of tho homes, free fromthe control of tho charitablo Sisters,and tho good Fathers, living as theyplease and unfortunate!- - as if theyhad no soul to save. And why dothoy live so?

It is bocnuso they have been separ-ated from thoso with whom thoyhad boon united by tho sacred bondsof marriage, and this is a great evil,to which no remedy can be found,but in tho allowing tho married peo-

ple to go to live togother on Molo-kai, leaving their children, if anythey have, in the children's homes,in charge of the Sisters.

And why more? Because thoy arotoo easily allowed to live together,mou and women, young men andyoung girls, as if thoy were married,though thoy aro not. To this otherevil is a remedy in compelling all theunmarried females to lomniu in thefemales' home, until they get dulymarried; and iu not allowing peopleto live all mixed up, but rather giv-

ing a houhi) or rooms to each family,and also iu not lotting tho residentsof the place talco with them any ofthe lepers lauded at Kalaupapa,women, girls and boys, whom theyclaim as if thoy wore their parentsor relatives, though they are not.

And also again in not lolling wo- -

ami mou live together unlessmen

tho lopors sont from Honoluluhavingjjoon too frooly allowed

to go to livo with men with whomthoy had boon acquainted on boardtho ship for tho hm timo, or at thoreceiving station. And if so, whynot soparato fomalos from males ly

at tho rccoiving station, witha good control, as thoy had boforo atKakaako, uudor tho Sistors? Andwhy also Bond thorn, fomalos andmales, altogothor, poll-mol- l, withoutany control, on tho ship?

So, many ovils, if not all, could bocured, would tho justsonsoof moral-ity prevail in this lopors' business,which ought to bo not only philair-thropic- al

but also Christian; notonly in viow of segregating tho in-

fected from tho hoalthy pooplo, butalso to tho offoct-o- f doing thoso

croalurds tho good thatmight bo dono. . Mjgjit thoso sug-gestions of amelioration bo put intooxecution, and wo would not hoar somany painful reports about thoLeper Sottlomont of Molokai.

Be highly praised the good Fran-ciscan Sistors, who livo all day long intho midst of lopors, attending to allthoir needs, with so motherly affec-tion and dovotednossl

Bo praised also tho TCov. Fathorswho aro alwayfighting tho fight oftho Lord, trying to defeat tho mostcruel onomy of men, tho devil of'licentiousness and drunkenness, whohas done, and is still doing so greatan evil, among the unfortunato suf-ferers of Molokai 1

May tho actual Suporintondontsucceed iu doing tho good ho seemswilling to do among tho lopors,seconded as ho is by Mr. 11. W.Moyor, whoso ability and honestyaro so well known! F. C,

RISKED MARTIAlLAW.

Chicken Thiovos CapturodMounted Patrolman.

by

Whilo A. Tt. Walker of tho mount-ed patrol was riding along Boretaniastreet at 3 o'clock this morning, hosaw two Chinamen near tho cornerof Kapiolani street. Tho Chinamencarried bags, and 0110 had a basket.Martial law still being in force thoguard, suspecting tho 111011 to bonight prowlers, halted thorn. Asthoy could not give a satisfactory ex-

planation of whore thoy had boon,or whore thoy were going, Walkermarched thorn to tho Police Station,where tho Chiuamon gavo thoirnames as Ah Sing and Ah Yan.

Tho bags wore opened disclosingnineteen unoly-bre- d chickens includ-ing two rooster- s- one a half-gam- o

and tho other an Australian bird, oftho breed Mr. H. .1. Agnow broughtfrom Sydney some timo ago. In thebasket wore found ono dozon eggs.Tho mou being suspected of havingmado a raid on someone's chickencoop, wore locked up ponding investigation.

At 10 o'clock this morning Mrs. J.Lemon, residing at Waikiki, calledat tho Polico Station and identifiedtho fowls as her proporty. Sho alsoreported that bosides thoso iu thoStation thoro aro fifteen more miss-ing. Tho mon wh'elt askod whoro thoothers were said they did not know,as it was their first night out.

Native Sentiment.

Two foroiguors wore talking aboutannexation tho other evening iu acar, whon a native slightly elevatedinterrupted them with vohomonco,tolling thorn to shut up, as ho wasin fighting mood on that question.Wejl-informo- d Hawaiians say thatwhilo thoir pooplo aro not disposodagainst tho Provisional (jovornmout,or oven tho projoct of a republicansystem, thoy aro very sensitive re-

garding tho independence of thocountry. Thoy aro hopeful that thoUnited States Govornmont will notdeprive them of thoir national fiag,but will agroo to support Hawaiianautonomy uudor some now arrangement. Their foars for the futurearo largely based on a contempla-tion of tho prosont condition ofSamoa.

Moro Damage at Waianao.

Two weeks ago uows was receivedfrom Waianao, on this island, of con-siderable dainago having been sus-

tained through heay rains andHoods. The steamer Kaala hasbrought news that the other day theWaianao plantation Miffurcd heavydamages and tho loss of sovoralthousand dollars through this week'sheavy rain and wind storm. Thorivers overflowed and cauo of infantgrowth, covering several acres, wasuprooted and washed away.

"To err is human,1' and to stick toit is more so. Dallas Sews. -

When a bad example is sot it isapt to hatch mischief. Kate Field'sWashington.

All tho Panama business lacks ofbeing a scandal of the first water isthat tho first water has not been init yet. 1'liiludelpUiii Times.

One of the most poculiar charac-teristics of kleptomania is that poorwomen are totally exempt iroin it.V 'It iladelph ia Ledger .

If you will speak a kind wordabout a friend he will never forgetit unless you lend him more moneythan fio can repay. -- Galveston News.

Not No-n- but Nol FannieWhy, George, what innkes you thinkthat Helen's stuttering is all put on?George Because when I proposed 1

notice sho didn't have any troublesaying no. Chicago Sunday InterOcean.

.

The article of siiecial conveniencein every IioiimuioUI and officethroughout the islands, and the mostacceptable to muiiI to friends abroad

--because it deals only with factHand figurosis a copy of the Ha-waiian Annual for IriilU, Trice, 7ficents each, or 85 cents mailed abroad.

PIONEEll BUILDING & LOANASSOCIATION.

rpilEIIEGl'LALMOS'THLYMEIVriNGthev show plainly the right they J of iluuihovo Aoc,luiloii will beheldliin'uin lm tnirollmr-- . i. .. thul IhoV UU MONDAY i;l.I.MI, Keli. 7, IKM.nl

I..Y . ... n; I 1 " i i ,,. ..... ,... 7;loiilook, lit the t naiuiier oi i.ommeieeikiuiii nun i. .xi. imi ..-- .. ........ v full utU'iiilttiico i riMiuri.,By thai a groat fault has often boon TIIKO. i LANSING,committed ul tho luudiug, us rogarda ttl'Wi rkcrutary

7iri$?n sff ,TW"W95'rfir " ' T v "Hwt"i j- y Jp-- . v

INSANE ASYLUM.

Medical Suporintondont's Hop ort forQuartor Ending Doc. 31, 18D2.

Honolulu, Jan. 3, 1893.His Excellency Geo. N. Wilcox,

Minister of tho Interior.Sin: I havo tho honor to present

to you my report of tho InsaneAsylum for tho quartor ending

31, 1892.

Number of patients as per laH report ontho Asylum Hogister 78

Number of patients admitted duringquarter 0

TotalNumber of patients dischargedNumber of deaths

Uenuiinlng In the Asylum Dec. HI, 180.' (17

NATIONALITY OK rTll:ST AIIMtTTI'll HUIIINUiii!.im:u:

Hawaiian ...Portuguese..Chinese ....J11 panose....American...

MTU-IN- T

HawaiianPortuguese... .JapaneseItalianS. S.

,.

Hawaiian

Total.

Mulfs..1

Mulo....1

87'

Females.

0

0

NATIONALITY OF I'ATIKNTS tllM'lt.MKir.ll(lUAUTKIi:

Islander.SwedeCliineso

::-- u3

Females,

00000

Total ."

NATIONALITY OK l'ATIENTS WHO IIIF.II IUUIINUllllMITKIt:

English ...Chinese ..

Total..

.

1

11

nation v1.1ty of i'tibnt 111:

asylum:

. . .

.

1 '

1 :

1

1

t

Males. Female.....2 0 2....1 I) 1

....1 0 1

'I:t viNtNii in Tin:

MuIim. FomaU's.Cliine.-- o 10 0Hawaiian Ill I

Portuguese II '.i

German 2 1

Americans 5 1

UnglMi (I I

S. S. islanders !! 0Japanese I 1

Miiuillau 1 0fEast Indies 1 llCentral American ....... 1 (

104 20

1(1

Norwegian 2 0

Total .....9 :5(J 11

I havo tho honor to be,Your obedient servant,

A. MoWaynk, M. D.,Modical Suporintondont Oahu

sano Asylum.In- -

"In buying a cough medicine forchildren, says H. A. Walker, a pro-minent druggist of Ogdun, Utah,"never bo afraid to buy Chamber-lain's Cough Huiuedy. There is nodanger from it and relief is alwayssure to follow. I particularly re-

commend Chamberlain's because Ihavo found it to bo safe and reliable.It is intended especially for colds,croup and whooping cough." fit)

cent bottles for sale by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., Agents for thoHawaiian Islands.

DCPHKsMIIN CIIKU'ERTIIAN KLKVATION.

Of ways to elovato the stageWe hear much high-Mow- n chat,

Hut why not let the stage aloneAnd drop, instead, the hat?

Cliirnijii Inter Ocean.

9The tall man was telling a story.Ho said: "T was thoro iu tho middleof tho groat prairie lighting tho reddovils " "Meaning Indians?" inquired tho fat man. "No," repliedtho tall man. "I will bo honest withyou. I had tho jim-jams- ." IluffaloExpress.

Maude (agod thirteen, with with-ering scorn) I pity the man you'llgot for a husband, Ethel Smith!Ethel (aged fourteen, with lofty con-

tempt) And I'd do as much foryou, Maude Jones, only it would boabsurd to waste pity upon whatyou'll never got. Lyndon Judy.

--A.TTEHSTTI03ST !

Company A.yrr.MREHS ok the ap.ove com- -lYJ. pany an- - requested to meet at the

Old Armory, Queen Street,

THIS EVENING,AT O'CLOCK. SHARP,

OT.'-- lt

Guard of Hawaii

VOT-jTJTl-Sr TEERS .

ZP-ASr-T TDJk-i- r

!" AT ARMORY --toll

THIS EVENING, 7 P. M.

GEO. McLEOD,(UMt PAYMASTER.

EDWIN A. JONESHas opened an ulllce for trum-iictlu- all.

business in rimni'Ction with

Trusts, Purcbaso and Sale, oi Bonds,Block and Real Estate,

And is prepared to Audit Accounts.

Olllfoi No. I'J Merchant Mri'cl, olllee lulelyoccupied by the lain. limn. Austin.

P. O. llox M.

NOTICE,

( A. YAltICK IS NO LONG Hit Al'-K-

tlmrUtvl In nili.il nnlitr ircullirimoney lor our noun' irom mm mni ullutC. ,ii..MAUrAUlM v w., iiHonolulu, Jmi.'Jil, lbLUt

"GermanSyrup

A Throatand LungSpecialty,

Those who have notused Boschce's Ger-man Syrup for somosevere and chronictrouble of the Throatmid Lungs can hard

ly appreciate what a truly wonder-ful medicine it is. The delicioussensations of healing, casing, clear-ing, strcugth-gatherin- g and recover-ing are unknown joys. For Ger-man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.Sugar and water may smooth athroat or stopa tickling for a while.This is as far as the ordinary coughmedicine goes. Boschce's GermanSyrup is a discovery, a great Throatand Lung Specialty. Where foryears there have been sensitiveness,pain, coughing, spitting, hemorr-hage, voice failure, weakness, slip-ping down hill, where doctors andmedicine and advice have been swal-lowed and followed to the gulf ofdespair, where there is the sickeningconviction that all is over and theend is inevitable, there we placeGerman Syrup. It cures. You area live man yet if you take it.

The following choice bit of word paintingoccurs in Hawthorne's Mm hie Faun:

" Women be thoy of what earthly rankthey may, however gifted with intellect orgenius, or endowed with nwful beauty, havenlwavs miiiio little handiwork ready to 1111

the tiny gap of every vacant moment. Aneedle "is familiar to'the lingers of them all.Aipieen, no doubt, piles it on occasion; thewoman poet can it-- o it as adroitly as herpen; tho woman's eye, that has discovereda new star, turns from its glory to send thepolished little instrument gleaming alongthe hem of her kerchief, or to damn casualfrav in her dress. And they have greatlythe" advantage of us in this respect. Theslender thread of silk or cotton keeps themunited with tho small, familiar, gentle

life, the eontlnuallyoperatingof which do so much for the health

of the character, ami carry oil' what wouldothcrwifo be a dangerous accumulation ofmorbid sensibility. A vast deal of humansympathy runs along this electric line,stietehing from tlie throne to tho wickerchair of the humblest seamstress, andkeeping high and low in a species of com-munion with their kindred beings."

Housewives, while you ply the needle,have you ever rcllecteil on the vicissitudesof life'.' See to it that your husbands pro-vide for the future wclfiiro of their familieshv at once npplviug for a Policy in thertilHTAHI.U f.lPK ASSURAN'CE SO-CIETY of the United States. No moresuitable gift could be ollered to you.

BRUCE & A. J. CARTWRIGHT,

Genoral Agents for the Hawaiian IslandsEquitable Life Assurance Society of theUnited States.

ts H

p Criterisn

oJ) AT THE

" oaP3 " ' - waawuii h

P inUnion Gas Engine Co.

(Incorporated May 1(1, 18!).'.)

MANUFACTURERS OK THE

Regan Vapor EnginesAND

PACIFIC GAS ENGINES.Horicoutal A-- Upright,

Stationary A: Marino,Gas .t Gasoline Engines,

Pumps A-- Launches.

JOS. TINICEJR,,fIS-t-f Solo Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

SEED COCOANUTSA Small Iot of the Noted

NIU LEAor DWARF C0C0ANDTJust Received from Samoa, also

u lot of

ASSORTED VARIETIES OF COCOANUTS.

tJ& These Nuts are can-full- selectedfor planting mid are just beginning tosprout, A photograph of the lUwirf Cocoa-n- ut

may be seen at the store of

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.rai-u-

JUST RECEIVEDA SHIPMENT OK

TOWER'SFishbrand Oil Clothing

- FOR SALE IIY -THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.

oit.tr

FORT STREET !

mofiAjt,

Store To Let!Fixtures For Sale !

tW lniiilre of

CHAS. J. FISHEL,lUMm Our. Fort it Hotel U.

Unity llttllctin, (j0 mlt u month,tMf Mivered fixe.

Golden Bazaar

W. F. REYNOLDS, Prop.

Just Received Ex "Australia"

Lawn Tennis Rackets, $3.50 to $G," " Nets, full court." " Poles.

Tops, 5c. to 10c.Croquet Sets, $lf0 to .$12.Jiasc IMh, 10c. to $LM.Base nail Bats, 10c. to 00c.Masks, .ft to $4.Catcher's Gloves, oOc. to $7fi0.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

Children's Picture Books

Pocket Knives & Scissors,FL'M. ANI COMPl.KTK MNn OF

11 111iioraim

Rule

ILIIU'II

Full Bound Blank BooksAt San Francisco Prices,

Blank Books & Office Supplies

DOMESTICSewing Machines

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Will issue for the Outgoing Mail and willcontain a

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In quantities to suit private families orindividual consumirs.

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Cor. (Jueen and Alakea sts.

tm-- p. o,WILSON,

Manager.

Bell Teleplioiae S3&.

CHAS. T. GULICK,Notary Public for the Island of "Oahu.

Agent to take Acknowledgements to La-

bor Contracts.Agent to gram Marriage Licenses, Hono-

lulu, Oahu.Agent for the Hawaiian Islands Pitt it

Scott's Freight mid Parcel Express.Agent for the llurliugton Route.

REAL ESTATE BROKERani GENERAL AGENT.

JJki.1. 318

18 Merchant st.

THEthe

W.

TELEPHONE Mutual 13aO. llox 115

GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

AT ANNUAL OFerniau llenevolent Society, held

this day, the following ollleers were dulyelected:

II. A. Wideuiann..1. F. Haekreld

Klamp.1. Eekar.ltH..I. NolleJ. F. Haekfeld . ..

J. F.

Jan. 27, lh'JJ. U'lVIt

OF

A T A MEETING OFx- - Directors of the

Honolulu,

MEETING

President,..Vice-Presiden- t,

Treasurer,Secretaiy,

Auditor,

EOKARDT,Secretaiy.

Honolulu,

ELECTION OFFICERS.

OFPark

held Juiiuar 'JI, IMU, the following memliers oi the lloar.1 wereto serve as ollleors of the dur-ing the year:

A. K. ('leghorn...Cecil lliownWin. G. Irwin .

W. M. Glllurd .

(EW-h- v

KaiiinUini

Associationensuing

.President,i,

(secretary.

Secretary.

OF DIRECTORS.

AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUALthe Kapiolani Park Asso-

ciation held January the fol-

lowing Stockholders went elected serveltoard tho

year:

Caniplsill,Win. G. Irwin,

M. Glllanl,A.T. It. Walker,-"T-

.

tKl'Mw

,.

Trustee.

HOARDAs

sociation

......

Treasurer,

W. M. G1FKAR1),

BOARD

Meetingon 21,

toas a of Directors for ensuing

.1.

W.B.

H.

K.

of

P.

F.F.

of

Ilrown,W: II. Riekard,II. J. Nolle,V.. H. Ciinha,

II. Wiii-on- .

I'ouglus,

W. M, GIKFAR1),Boerutary.

TO

THE

IH'.KJ,

Ceeil

Clms,

LET

I AWN MOWERS TO LETj day, week or month

H.I.

IIY THEItciulrlinr.

Clfuuluu'uud rihariH'iiiiii' done: HunllcatePiis'i'sfuruii'hc.l when required. Machinesnulled for and returned. Also, RepairingGarden Huh'- - in (act, can do anythingiicvoMiry around the house ur stable.King up Mujiuil Telephone Uc!.

MMI 'N. V. HUUUHKH.

mill'WKKKIA" JUH.UmKw.M 00b.J. tuuiMot Interesting Roadlng.MaUur.iUUmdiillj luaUodlo lojwlKtTgouuWMf'l1'

m;. croHCisr uott,P , IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

mm"

m Steel & Iron Ranges

T

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stoves & FixitTjiresHOUSEKEEPING GOODS & KITCHEN UTEKSTLS

Agate Ware in Large Variety,WHITE, GRAY ami SILVER-PLATE-

LAMPS & QHANDEL1ERS,Crockery, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

"Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.

PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER

DIAMOND BLOCK. Nos.

SELLING OFF !

Commencing January 3, 1893.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDERAt Greatly Reduced Prices FOR CASH !

All Prices Marked in Plain Figures !

SKSr The opportunity is now offorod lo obtain Clothingto Order perfect lit guaranteed and made of! High GradeGoods at Lower Prices than has ever been offered in thisCity.

S.ROTCHAS. HUSTACE,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR AND FEED.

Fresh California Roll Butter and Island ButterSW ALWAYS ON HAND

Hew Goods Received by Every Steamer from San Francisco

V All Orders faithfully attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed, lrd.ind Orderssolicited and packed with care.

LINCOLN BLOCK, King Street

TELEPHONE 119.

TELEPHONE

Best

AND SHEET IRON WORK.

95 97 KING STREET.

Merchant

- Fort and Alakea Streets.

P. O. BOX :172.

BOX 1

MEAT CO,

J ".

fSR&rW oi om "tdmiwnu oi. .IS7j;

Wholesale and Retail Butchers

- AND -NAVY

G. J. Waller, ,

LEWIS SsTELEPHONIC 210 HI FORT STREET. P.O. lios2!)7.

IMI'OKTKKS, WHOLESALE AND UKTA1L DEALEliS IN

Groceries and Provisions.ON IOE By each steamer of tlm S. S. Co. from Californi- a- Krcsh California itoll

Butter, Krozen Oysters and Kresh California Fruits, 1'I.ii, Game, Vcgetahles, etc.A complete lino Oronae & l!lackwell's and .1. Morton's Canned and Bottled Good

always on hand.Just received a Fresh Lino of German 1'ate.s and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved

Fruits, Ijewis A Oo.'s Maltese Brand Sugar (lured Hams anil Baron, New BreakfastCereals, Cream Oat Flakes and Cream Wheat Flukes, Sicily Lemons, California River-Hid- e

Oranges, Oregon Ilurlmuk Potatoes, ete. Satisfaction guaranteed.

02.- -

H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,IMPOllTEKS AND DEALEKS IN

Qroceries, DProrisions sind FeedNow Hoods Heceived liy Every Packet from tlio Eastern Stales and Europe.

FBESH OAL1FOUNIA PRODUCE BY EVERY STEAMER.

All Orders faithfully attended and (Joods delivered to any part tho City free.Island Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Hlast Corner Fort Sa Xine Streets.

(NEW BULLETIN IlLOCK, MKRC1IANT STIIEKX)

REAL ESTATE BROKERFire Insurance Placed. Collections Attended To.

RENTS COLLECTED AND HOUSES RENTED.

ANY BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO ME WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

BEAVER SALOON,

The Lunch in Town.

Tea and. OoffeeAT ALL HOURS,

THE FINEST BRANDS OF

Cigars and TobaccoALWAYM ON HANI).

&

Tailor.

Bet.

--P. O. 15.

METROPOLITAN

.noi

CONTRACTORS.

Manager.

CO.,

O.

of T.

to of

Bruco & A. J. Oartwrlglit.

To Let or LeaseAt Prices to Suit tlie Times,

3STO. 1 . .

rrUlAT PLEASANT 8U1I-J- L

urhan Cottage on Niut-ini- ii

street, nilioiiiliiL' tlio iStilKxuSfresilience or .Mr. 'I lniiiin.ilSorcnsoli. lllcclv nmmititcil mid with inn-en- .

aliln surroundings, suited lo n small familyand within an easy remove from tlio heatof tlm City. Tonus f IS pur inoulli.

isro7a.rpiIAT VERY DESIR- -I aide lU'siilonoo ut pro- -cnl occupied liy Junics

l.ow at ii homestead, silu- -iitiiiiii Kill; street opposite tlm residenceof Dr. (I. I'. Andrews. Ilimio conluiiisI.argo Parlor, Dining-roo- II Largo llcd-rooin- s,

Kitchen, etc. Roomy Slnhles amiServant's Quarters in roar;" only 10 min-utes' walls to tlm Post Olllco. Possessiongiven In March, IMM. MU-- tf

NoT3,rpilAT COMMODIOUSX and

Two-stor- y llviok lliilldiugwith P cii'-an- t Grounds.formerly the lcsldenco of tlio Into 11. J.Hart, situate on Nuuaiui Avenuo belowSchool street. Terms easy. (123-- tf

NOTE Before seeking or closing bar-gains it will pay you to scan ourcolumn, and to at micu consult tlio under-signed at their olllcc.

CSfWo keep property in first-dim- s con-dition. Our terms nro moderate and aslandlords wo will always bo found reason-able in our dealings.

tSF Apply in each caso to

BRUCE or A. J. CARTWRIGHT,

"Oartwrighl Building," Merchant street,filli-t- f

To Lot or Xicaso.

TO LET

ANinr.LY near town.Enquire at JIui.M'.un (Mice.

Ull-t- f

TO LET.

rpWD NICELY KUR- -JL nished Rooms, cen- -

t rally located. luutiiro atItui.i.KTiK Olllee. M::-- tf

TO LET.

HOUSE OF FIVErooms, on MagiiKino jfekstreet, with Bathroom, pat-

ent W. ('., etc. Coinmandsone of the linest views in Honolulu. Applyto (177-t- f) J. M. VIVAS.

TO LET.

TO" LET ONJ King Street, lately oc-

cupied by Mrs. Fleming,conUiining Two Bedrooms,Timor, Jiiuiiigi'oom, Kitchen anil llaili-rooit- i;

also Slahles, Carriage House andServants' Qiiaitcr.s; reasonablo rent. Ap-ply to .T. F. HOWLER.

f!tl-t- f

TO LET.

i;uri'Ai,i'; dm AyBcretania street, near Sjj,i.riik-o-i stroei, containing MgiiraiiaaPallor. 2 liedrooms. Balh- - fn&J&SS:room, Diningroom, Pantiy and Kitchen,Servant's room, Carriage House, Stable, etc.Tiamcais pass every 'JO minutes. Apply atollice of this paper. loS-tf

Bni.i. 11 1 TELEPHONES M ijtuai. Ill

At McKinley Prices!

Departure Bay CoalAT

13 .A. T03ST!& Delivered loany part of Honolulu

FREE.

HUSTACE & CO.XST-Ri-

ng up No. Ill on Both Tele-phones. Obli-l-

Wm. G. Irwin & Go.(LIMITED)

Win. CI. Irwin. - President and ManagerClans Spreekels, - - -W. M. tiilliird, - Seerelary and TreasurerTheo. C. Porter .-. Auditor

Sugar FactorsAND

Commission Agents.AflENTS or tiii:

Oceanic Steamship Company,OF. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

C. BREWER & CO.

(LIMITED)

General MercantileAMI

Commission Agents.1.0. Carter President and Mnnager(1. II. Robertson TreasuierE. V. Bishop SecretaiyW. F. Allen Auditorlion. O. lt.BlHhop )

H. C.Allen V Directors11. Waterhoiise )

FOR SALE.2-Hor- se Power

UPRIGHTBaxter Engine d Boiler !

IN (1O0D WOIIKINO OKIIICIt.

gig-- l''or paitlmilum or tunns nppl totlio

BULLETIN Ol'KIUK.

Foreign Nows and Gossip.

Roino this yonr hns big snow-storms. All Ettropo sooms to bochilly.

All creditors of Pnrnoll will bofinally paid out of his widow's annu-al iticoino..

Infiuonza is again assuming anepidemic character in many SouthHussion contors.

Franco will spend noarly 52,000,-00- 0

for arms and ammunition for thocavalry nlono next yoar.

Scotland is going to inako a spo-ci- al

exhibit at tlio Chicago Fair of ahundred stalwart Highlanders, infull national costumo.

An appeal is made- - for funds to aidthe investors in the Liberator andoilier English building societies whohave loss their savings.

Tho English judge who grantedrequisition papers to tho Frenchauthorities for tho Anarchist Fran-cois, is in constant droad of assassin-ation.

An auction will shortly take placoin Paris of 18,000 seals and signetshaving belonged to Europoan princo-l- y

houses and families of high nobil-ity.

Tho Empress of Austria has boonmaking a pilgrimage on foot upand down again from Palermo, inSicily, to the Church of Santa Rosa,on Mount Polugrino.

Five thousand guineas woro paidfor tho English hackney stallionDanogolt throe weoks ago, probablytho highest prico over paid in Eng-land for a horso not a thoroughbred.

Twelve hundred bods at a pennya night each aro ollorod to London'shomeless poor in a now SalvationArmy sholtor oreetod on tho bankof the Tliamos near BlackfriarBridge.

A now Japanese protected cruisor,tho Yoshino, built to bo tlio fastestcruisor afloat, was launched from thoElswick shipyard of Armstrong, Mit-chell & Co., a few days since.

A memorial just prosontod to thoKeichstag on tho subject of theBaltic and North Sea Canal, whichwas begun sovoral years ago, saysthat it will presumably bo ready fortraffic in the course of the yoar 1895.

According to Dr. Clouston, Medi-cal Superintendent of MoruingsidoAsylum, one-ha- lf of tho suicides andmurders and also about ono-iift- h oftho insanity in Great Britain aroduo to the excessive uso of alcohol.

Over 100 persons, condemned todeath, aro now in prison in Grooce,awaiting execution of their sentence.The population of tho country ishardly 2,000,000. Nino peoplo woroguillotined in five days just beforeChristinas.

Tho French invasion of Dahomeyhas cost about .?2,000,000 thus far,and tho Government thinks it hasgot more for its money than theBritish Government got for tliomore than four millions which itspent lighting the Ashanteos.

A NEW LAWSUIT ON HAND,

Or, Parody on

By Johnson the Shirt Man.Now'thnre h a man with a great hig gall,If you look at him he'll commence to hawl,He had sonio Shh Is and wanted them li.edBut without the money he could not do

nix, nix,lie started in and tried his nerve,But the looks of him would not serve. '

He tried with a lawsuit hut without suc-cess,

That dirty ninii will die like the rest,(live me my Shirt-- , or in an hour I'll sue,It will cost me nothing hut he dear for you,For I have a pull and in jail you'll go,And when you are theio you'll have no

show.He tried his dirty gaineliut it did not work.He got hit in the neck and a good hard

jerk,lie eels as sore as a leper ease,Ilu is so ashamed to look in your face.Moil Do others or they will do you.

Johnson tho Shirt Maker is at thocorner of King anil Alakea streets,whore he makes all kinds of Shirts toorder and guarantees a it. It don'tcost any more to havo your shirtsmade to order than pay for yourold store and factory made goods.Now pleaso bear this in mind andgive us a call. Satisfaction guaran-teed. JOHNSON,

Cor. King and Alakea Sts.Ar. II. No Muffs taken in Payment

for Shirts.i p.

SUCCESSFUL STORAGE BATTERY.

A Slroot Car Thus Equipped Run-ning Regularly in Detroit.

Ever sinco Inst Monday morninga car operated by the Woodwardstorage battery has been doing dailyservice 011 on tho Jefferson avenuestreet car lino, taking and holdingits position without a single breakin the regular servico of that route,and doing a 10-tri- p (or seventymiles) stint between or.rly morningand 7 o'clock, ovoning, each day.This has boon done side by side withtrolley cars, taking traffic just as itdovoloped, carrying as high asoighty-iiy- o

passengers at a load, and stop-ping and starting wherever and asoften as required by patrons of thoroad. This exhibit has been madeas tho beginning of an effort to de-monstrate beyond poradventuro tliocommercial valuo of this storagebattery. That tho car did each day'swork absolutely on tiniest everypoint of each trip; that, comparedwith trolley cars, it was almost noise-less and remarkably smooth andcomfortable as a voluclo, and that itwas in every way superior to thetrolley car are facts apparent ontho surface to tho most casual r.

Detroit Free Press,

The success of Chamberlain'sCough Iloiuody in effecting a speedycure of colds, croup and whoopingcough has brought it into great de-mand. Messrs. Pontius it Son, ofCameron, Ohio, say that it hasgained a reputation second to nonein that vicinity, Jas. M. Queen, ofJohnston, W, vn., says it is the besthe ncr utwl, B. F. Jones, druggist,Winona, .Miss.,HayH: "Chainboilaiii'sCough Ktuiiedy Is perfectly reliable,I have always warranted it and itnever failed to give the most perfectnal infantum." f() cent bottles forKale by all dealers, Benson, SmithA: Co., Agents for the HawaiianInlands,

Golden Rule Bazaar,

W. F. BEYNOLDS, Pr,op.

Just Received Ex "Australia"

Lawn Tcnnte Racket, $,n,f0 to $G." " Nets, full court." " Poles.

Tojis, fie. to 10a.Croquet Sets, $1M to v?2.liase Halts, We,, to $UiO.Base Hall Hals, Wo. to 00a.Masks, $1 to $.'1.

Catcher's Gloves, filh. to $7.fi0.

A LAROE ASSORTMENT OF

Children's Picture Books

Pocket Knives & Scissors,1'Ul.l ANII COMI'l.KTR LINK OF

lioyal Irish Linen Stationery

Full Bound Blank BooksAt San Francisco Prices,

Blank Books & Office Supplies

DOMESTICSewing Machines

"The Friend"FOR IHE3BK,XJ.I?,-- y

Will ifcMiio for the Outgoing Hail and willcontain a

FUJLilL. .OOOXJOSTT

Revolutionary Events!

WITH VIGOROUS COMMENTS.

ON SALE TUESDAY MORNING

At tlio Itook Stores. Order early.

Price $1.50 Per Doz. Single Copies 10c.

THOS. G--. THRUM,(Mi-:- MAN AG. Ell.

rmPure & Fresh Machine-mad- e Poi

F'OPt S-AJLi-E

In quantities to suit jirivato families orindividual consumers.

THE HAWAIIAN FRUIT & TARO CO.,

Cor. Queen and Alakea sts.

W. 1 WILSON;f& 1. O. Box l!Kj. Manager.

Bell Telephone 638,CHAS. T. GrTJLICK,

Notary Public for the Island of Oahu.

Agent to take Acknowledgements to La-bor Contracts.

Agent to grant Marriage Licenses, Hono-lulu, Oalin.

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of Pitt &Scott's .Freight and Parcel Express.

Agent for the Kurlington Route.

REAL ESTATE RItOKERanu GENERAL AGENT.

IIki.i. TELEPHONE Mutual 139P.O.Box 115

3S Merchant st. Honolulu, H. I.

GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OPtlio (icriiian licncvolcnt Society, held

this day, the following olllcers were dill yelected:

H. A. Wideniann.... President,J. P. Hackfeld ..Vice-Presiden- t,

E. Klainii Treasurer,.L K Eckardt Secretary,H..T. Nolle Auditor,J. I Ilaekfcld Trustee.

J. F. ECKARDT,Secretary.

Honolulu, .Ian. 27, 1K. (A'Jo-- it

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

A TLA MEETING OK THE HOARD OK.V. Directors of the Kaiilolani Park As-sociation held January 21, Iti'j:!, the follow-ing nieinhers of tho Hoard wereto servo as olllcers of tho Association dur-ing tlio ensuing year:

A. S. Cleghorn,. President,Cecil lirown.... . . .yico-PresIdo-

Win. G. Irwin.. Treasurer,W. M. Gillard.. Secretary.

W. M. CI I KKA It 1),03:i-l- Secretary.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

AT TJII'2 ADJOURNED ANNUALMeeting of the Kaiiiolaul Park Asso-

ciation held on January 21, lbsci, the fol-lowing Stockholders veiu elected to servoas a Hoard of Directors for the ensuingyear:

J. Caiiiihell, Cecil lirown,Win. G. Irwin, W. J I. Rickard,W. M. Gliliud, II. .1. Nolte,A. S. Oleghorn, E. S. Cuiilia,T. R. Walker, Wins. II. Wiiuou.

T. S. Douglas,

W. M. 01KKARD,tt'Mw Heciulary.

TO LET

I AWN MOWERS TO LET 11V THEIj day, week or month1 Reimliiin;,(leaning mid Hharicn!ug dumi; DimllcaioPieces fimilHlii'il when rciiilrcd. Miiclilnescalled for anil icluincil. Also, RepairingGulden iIumj -- In fact, can iln anythingiitictsMHtiry around llio Inmxu or Mahle.Ring up Mutual Telephone 1W.

Mi-- 'N, . muhuchb.'PHI-- WKKKI.Y 1UILLKTIN-!- W Vl)CX uiiiiiH or liiluriwtliig UuuiIIiik Mullur.llnmii,fii uittllwl Uj lotolsn counirlciio,

Daily Bulletin PubJishin;

003MII

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BY EVERY STEAMER

AT

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EJto., . Etc.,

per

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WEW OF

Printing Office,

Honolulu, H. I.

PRINTING,

&y

Memorandums,

$4 00

$5 00

FINE JOB WORK COLORS

POSTER

InFact Anything in the Printing Line I

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Ifc2T ISSUED EVERY jU

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