Vol. ZEE, jSTo. lOi. Honolulu, Tuesday, .May 1, Per Month 50 Cts.

IS PUBLISHED

JEvevv --A.ftern.ooriEXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE

Holomua, Publishing Co.

At King St. (Thomas block),

Honolulu, H. I.

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at the News Dealers and at the Office ofRiMtettUon.

EOMUHD H0RRIE. - Editor

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ, -- . Manager

NOTICE.AM BnMn Crnnniuricntions should te

nrtdre?l to Abraham Fornnndez, Hono-lai- n,

H. I.Correspondence nn l Communireitinns for

pnhliatiUon shonld be nddnsed to the EditorIIhwhH Hnlotnan. No notice will be paidto any anonymous communications.

33u.siness Cards

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Knahuraanu Street, Honolulu

CHARLES CBEIGHTON,

ATTORNEY at law.

Office: 113 Knnhninann Street, Honolulu

Hawaiian Islands.

PAUL 2?EUMA2JN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

3H Merchant Street, Honolulu,"MVifn.il Tolenhono 115.

OLARENCE W. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.

Office. Old Capitol Bnilding, (Honolulu

Uale), adjoining Post Office,

Honolulu.

JOHN LOTA KATJI.UKOU,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Office, corner King & Bethel Sts.

LEWIS J. LEYEY,

Real Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

Con:er?Fori and Queen Streets, Honolulu

Porsoual attention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

. Mutual Telephone 235.

A. ROSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 15 Kaahnmanu St. , Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands. , -

ICmpire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, PsorRreroB.

Fine Wineft Liqnoift Beer

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Comer Nunanu and Hotel Streets

Ball Telephone 24 1. Tost Office Box 107.

W. SJLUCEiWine and. Spirit

MerchantCampbell Fire-pro- of Block,

MERCHANT ST. , HONOLULU.

THOMAS LINDSAY.

Mannf&diLring Jeweler and

Vakkinaker,

Xr.Tv nEnffir. iAfi Ttat. Htm. IIMMW

Business Cards

MACFAELANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirils

Kaabuoana Street, Honolulu.

H. F. BEETELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,'

8G King St., Bell Telephone 107.

F. H. BED WARD,

CONTB ACTOR ami BUHNER,

So. fl06 Kincc Street, Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands.

BARK VOX BltOS.,

ITfT CONTRACTORS AXD' BUILDER.--',

20S Fort St., Bono! nln,

M. H. LOHE1DE,

SIGN AND,, ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, j

QHawniiun Hardware Co. j

All orders promptly ai tended to.

Roll Telephone 3S1. . P. O. Box 32

W. W. WRIGHT & SON,

Carriags and Wagon BuildersIN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

79 and SO King Street, Honolulu, H. I.

Elias Kaululaau WrightDENTIST, 3

Comer ofdung and Bethel Sts., Upstairs,

Entrance on King Street.

Office Hours From 9 a.m. to12 ra., 1 to i p.m. 23?" Sundaj--s

excepted.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King nndNunann Streets.

EDW. WOLTF.R.... Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS and

BEER, sold anywhere in the town.First-clas- s httendence. Call and judge

for yourself. no SO-t-f .

J. PHILLIPS,PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTE-

COPPER-SMITH- ,

23T House and Ship Job Work

Promptly Executed.No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE 33 SALOON I

P. McINERNY, FnoraiETOR,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.Cox"EK Bethel and Hotel Sts.

W.W.WRiGKT&SON

Mm & Wagon Builfeu u

In All Its Branches.

HorseshoeingA SPECIALTY.

97 and 80 King St., Honolulu

XWONG SIHG GHOHG I CO

C63n.tiactor

' i Painting, &c.

We also keep on;liand

Bedsteads Mattrasses.Tables,. Bookcases

Mirrors, Etc.

AT THE LOWEST. MARKET .PRICES

: :NoT 21C King at ; Hoaoiulu

AxLlieuser-3usch- v Brewing- -

the J?rize at the "World's Ifair with their

JfJAGOLiU Brand 'Beer.St Lquis. Oct. 23, 1S93.

Messes. Macfablane & Co., L'd., Honolulu, II. J.Dear Sirs: We have mailed yon a copy of the Globe-Demo- crat

announcing the gre-i- t vtotjrr won bv the AJwlErSi-R-Bus- Associa-tion with their ' EAGLE Brand of Beer.

SignedAXHEUSEB-BCS- H BEWING ASSOCIATION.

SrIu ordering this Beer be sure

Mar. U 2md.Macfarlane & Co.,

Agents for Havaiian Islands.

AT THE CLUB STABLES." CREOLE,"

Race Record :

Fourth Heat 2:15.

Sire. Prompter, 2,303. by DWBnll. 15:is also the Sire of Ape. 2:20; Transit.2:2di:tnd of the Dums Uriliiantine, 2:17 and

ask

D.un, Gmce. bvBnccnueer, 2.63G. PrompterWalker. 2:231: Wale. 2:27A; Chim 2:-2- t:

Vigor. 2:23. "Crkole" is iet bkek. one hindwhite foot and small stripe in WeichL 1.050 pounds: is verv stvlish. "tntlp. h

nod jinidiicer ind ;i g.ime race liorse. WillFIFTY ?u0 DOLLAliS FOR THE SEASON,as bred in 1SK2 to forty-si- x mures and produced coits.

feb 17-i- m , 1) H DAVIS.

Robinson Block, Hotel St.,

Have Just r(frid.fi IsieIslTUBE Ever Imj-orte- d to

Ha ndsome Carved Bedroom SetsIn Solid Oo.c, andESPECIAL ATTENTION

the

WICKER W-A-IFS- . !H3Beaut fnl Ds gns 'f Wick-- r Ware, consist ng of

EOCIvERS, etc., von can get these in ony

Countless numbers of CHA1BS. iu

Co.

"EAGLE"

SOFAS, CSAHtS,

2170Stockton,

Sept.

between

inhalp,Conntrv, Comprising

LATESTDESIGNS.CALLED

including OFFICE

CHALKS

Biocl, betweou

and HIGH. UtlAiBS.

s'XEsisrszoisr tables,Wo have hud a number of calls for

of

to for

fflade at

stiind for a limited of mares atpayable at time of Thi l.nr

lie J if ai cft'-.i- s

of theIS TO TriESE SETS:

style,

Tables, with to

are quite the rage in

and

match. e have now in the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITUREEYER SEEN HEBE.

Sideboards -:- - and -:- - Chiffoniers

D'vans covered with POBTIERS

Brand.

1893.

place of LOUNGES --wh maaatacture tnetn to order, and Jiave alaigo stock PORTIERS to select

Win- -

forty-tw- o

Cal.

23,

number

Fort andShcl. PUB

every

these

from.

Fort nuanu

stock

Gre.it,Assortment of WOVEN WHIE MATTRESSES Spring, Hair.Moss, Wiol and Stmw Mattresses on hand and made to order.LITE GEESE FEAT Fi EMS wul SILK. FLOSS for Pillows.

CEI13S. CEADLES, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizs.COEN'ICE POLES, in wood or bnss trimmings.

IS S3. X 1 1ST 3rmMattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired at

reasonable n.tes.CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Compeaent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Int-ri-or Decorating under the Supervision ofMr. GEOEGE OEDWAT.

Our Gootls wre E rst Class, ami nur prices are the lowest Comeand bo convinced a trial is, shotted.

Bell 525. , . telephones: Mntnai 645.4 OEDWaY &, POKTEErEobixisoa

Nuaanu,

becoming

Business Cards

U. LOSE.!iS70aiy jPnblic.

Collector and General BusinessAgent.

Patentee of Lose's ChemicalCompound for Clarifying

Cans Juice.

Sub-Age- nt for several of the'Best

FIRE INSURANCE COS.Mutual Telephone a, P. O. Box 3.15.

Merchant street. Honolulu.

DANCING GLASSES. i

nN LYONS' DNCING CLAS. vill W f'j Chanel from the DitiLt. Sheo U. Arjos j

hall, winch ae hm reute-- t for rutSUAi,THURSDAY and SATURDAY ot each ;week.

''beSitnrdr orpmized clu-c- s forCnildrenwll meetat the Arion Hull at 2 o'clock ,

Satnrd ty afternoon. Aprd 7th.un Utestiy eventuj:, April ioti. at 7 ;

o"'T )ck, diss will be formed for 'Men nud '

B.y.On .Thmsdav afternoon, at .;o'clo6K April

I2tli, ptciJl clas will k formetl for i

Huw.iimn.s. j

The elnrjjes for all day Pupils will bo 25

On the ahove davn Mr. Lvon ism 1h Mtint tne Hall from 0 to 12 noons-- -

!

!ftysa eat j

Oppo. Queen Emma Hall,Established 1883.

JOS. TINKER,

Maker of ihcCelebrated

Cambridge Pork Sausage" !

Try Them.

Meat Delivered to Any Part ofthe City and Suburbs.

Mutual Telephone Kumbor 289.

T.H.Davies&GoELAAHUMANU ST.,

EEonoluln, : : HL. 1.GENERALand

Conimissioii

MerchantsAND

SUGAR -:- - FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

Lloyds :British and Foreign jlarine Insnr--

. ance Compiuy, Limited.Northern Assnrance Co, tire & life.Pioneer Line of Packet from Liv-

erpool.ELawaiiaa Line of Packets.

CanHilian PaciSs Eail?ay Co. and

SleamsliiD Co.

LtVEKrooL Office: The Albaxy, Old Hall St.tetiiDMm

BRUGES A.J. CARTWRiCHT

Bssiness of a Fidadarr Natnre Txsasaclcd.

Prompt attention green to the managementof .EiliUs, G virdunshipa. Trasta.

etc etc etcOjficw, Ga.txcright Building,

Merchant Street. Honolalu.

GHAS. GIRDLER,

Importer and CommissionMerchant

SPECIALTJJSr

J. 4 P. Coats" Machine ThreadJonas V Machine ThraadBirhoBr'a limn ThreadBearslSoip

P.p. Box 333.t

kntaxlTelepbcw 331

-

JUST ARRIVED,

BABY CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES.

RUGSTi n A T-- Ti

ViA 1 Oh

IN THE LATEST" P. fe.

; 5

11 l f) C JT Ul f 1 rw o 1 1 w t-- u

SEWING MACHINES

Uan 8ewixg Machines,

ITtf.'.ll With the L:int Iuif)nnvuuu"V5

PAltLOK ...

Orsrans, G-uitai?-s

And Other MnaicATjlnstruinenU.

Wines, "KqtiSterBeer

lALWAYSON HAND, AND

FOR.SALEJ BY

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGEE & CO.

King St.. oppo. Castle fc Cooke's

Anchor-:-SaIoo- n

Ex "AUSTRALIA,"

Another Invoice of-th- e World

Renowned

FREDERICKSBURG

LAGER BEER

On draught and by tho keg.

Also, as a Specialty,

'Small Fresh California

OYSTERS, .

fok cock:ta.ixsfe22 lm

Chas. T. (Mick

NOTARY PUBLIC

For th Island of Oahu.

Agent to Take Acknowledgmentsto Labor Contracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licen-ses, Honolulu, Oahu.,

Agent for the Haw'n Islands ofPin & Scott's Freight

and, Parcols Express.

Agent for tho Burlington lionte.

Real. -

Mb.

Breter.

ati&eura! krmi' it: - 'Bell Tel. 31S;.Mtit Tel- j-

OFFICE : No.; MmSRCKA NT

PROGRESS.

The Life of the Land is Eslnblishtc

in Righteousness.

IOXOLULU, MAY 1, 189i

The HOLOMUA is a "PEO-

PLE'S" PAPER AXD IT REirAIXS AT

Af" PEOPLE'S" PRICE. DELIVER

ED DAILY AT RESIDENCES FOR 50

CENTS PEE MONTH.

To-Morro- Election.

The Advertiser continues itsdeep silence in recrd to theelection tomorrow. It does notmake even an attempt to explainthe manner in which the votingis to be done or tells the peoph-ho-

to use the accumulated vot-- .

Our esteemed contemporary isevidently sick and tired of thewhole business and thoroughlydisgusted with the demonstratedfailure of the p. g. in even get-

ting a decent minority. Theofficial figures of registered voterson the othor islands are yet with-

hold from the public and itbegins to look as if those inauthority contemplated not tocall a convention at all althoughobliged to hold the olection.

The rules to be observed to- -

morrow are those prescribed intho election laws of 1S90 and 1892.We sco no notification thoughanywhere that watchers and in-

spectors ou tho part of the can-

didates are allowed, nor is a wordBaid in regard to tho challengingof voters. Tho rules that haveimmediate bearing on tho votingare as follows:

1 Tho voter, immediately up-

on entering tho polling-placo- .

shall proceed to the table of theChairman of Election and thereidentify himself as eutitled to votThereupon ho shall receive fromthe said chairman a folded ballotto voto for delegates.

2 Immediate!' upon receivinghis folded ballot from the Chair-man of Election the voter mustgo into ono of the compartments,and with the pencil provided intho compartment mark a figure on

' the ballot in tho rectangular spacethereon provided after the uameof tho candidate or candidates forwhom ho votes, showing howmany votes ho casts for eachcandidate.

3 Tho voter is then to re-fol- d

tho ballot just as ho received itfrom the Chairmnn of Inspectors,and thus folded doliver it to theInspector of Election in charge oftho ballot box. Thereupon thovoter is to leave tho polling-plac- e

forthwith.

4 If the voter inadvertentlyspoils tho ballot paper, ho mayreturn it to tho chairman of election, who shall thereupon givehim a now ballot.. No votershallbo allowed to return to the chairman mora than two spoiled ballots.

o Tho sum total of tho figureor figures placed on the ballotmust not exceed tho number otdelegates to which the divisionin which he votes is entitled.

6 If tho voter places any markon the ballot by which ho may beidentified, his vote will be void,and tho voto will not.be counted.

7 No voter is allowed to takea ballot outside of the polling-placo- .

8 If tho voter hands to theinspector in charge of the ballotbox any other ballot than tho onegiven him by tho Chairman, hisballot-shal- l be void.

In another column we print asample ballot as it should be(and presumably will) accordingto the provisions of the electionlaw. Tho accumulated vote canbe used, that means that a votercan give one vote to each of thesix candidates or distribute hisrote among them &g ho pleasesas long as he doe notthrow - mora tbas sjx votes.

Uaioa Pty o$dod

with Judge Robertson'pr.iposesto .divide its votes araoug fivecandidates casting one and one-fift- h

vote for each of the five.The supporters of Klemme shouldwrite octside his name to theright oc the ballot, a plain G infigures. S."x marks likpXX XX XX will not do andthe ballet will be cancelled. Norcan a voter write Six in letters.The only ballot that will beaccepted will be those marked with

figures, and these must always beplaced to the right of the nameand not ;o the left. HVe shouldhavethoaght that the governmentwould have preferred to use

a mark instead of figuresknowing that very fewof the Portuguese can write. Ofcourse, we iiHderstand that theGovernment does not desire Portu- -

guese elected, it looks ratherinconsistent to see it allowing a

Portuguese who cannot writeregister by simply making a marknext to his name, while ho isforbidden to use tho mark to

s;gnify t"ie choice of his candid-ates. "Wo sire surprised we havenot heard a protest from MessrsVivas and Fernaudes in regard to

this mutter. Tho prospects arethat the great majority of ballotscast by the Portuguese will be nulland void through being faulty.They might be taught though to

write a 3 outside Vivas and Fern-ande- s'

names, if they don't turnthe b illut upside down and countfrom the wrong end. The Ha-waiia- ns

should uot be induced tovote for A. K. Kuniakea. Thisgentleman has been put forwardsimply because the p g. desiredto sport his name abroad as ahigh chief, a Kamehameha, perfectly in accord w.th annex itionand a Republic. It is certainlynot on ac ountof the gentleman'sability or special qualities inmaking constitutions that he hasbeen chosen. At one time he wasparaded in one of the p g. organsas having written a letter inwhich he signified his adherenceto, and sympathy with the annex- -

ation cause, but a few d.ys laterno came out in nnotuer leuer iothe HoLOiiOA in which ho declar-ed his loyalty to his country, andclaimed that his letter to theStar was bogus or at least obtain-ed under false pretences. A

g ntleman' whose principles areso vacillating, and whose viewsare so very changeable from day

to day is hardly the proper manto se.e in a convention, that is, to

fraino fundamental laws for thecountry. The men we desire to

see elected from Oahn are T. J.King, A. G. M. Robertson, H.Klemme, J Mitchell, J. M. Vivasmd A Fernandes. And we believe that they have a goodchauce of getting there.

If the Advertiser dares to res-

urrect J. M. Horner, his "littlebanking bill" and his articles ontlie same, vengeance will followswiftly and unmercifully. Wecan't stand a repetition of thatpast period.

W7hy didn't Mr. H. sT Castle'spicture adorn tho Advertisersketch of Honolulu newspapermen. Is he not important enoughor is he too important to be seeuin that company?

Is rr possible that the AdverUser really and honestly meansto advocate the srantinj: of thevoting franchise to women inHawaii. WTouldu't it be betterto wait until the experiment hsbeen tried in Mr. Castle's be-

loved Germnay or some othercivilized country? Hawaii andthe Hawaiians according to hisown statement are yet in a stateof semi-civilizati- and semi-barbaris-

The experimentmight be too risky here. Bnt tLen"Hennery" hasn't much hair tobe pulled.

Mb. Henry H. Wells who is atpresent iu town as a politicalvisitor has never been Governorof Virginia by reason of the voiceof the people. The tgoutlomanwas, on sccoont of the secessiontroubles, placed in pogitiou bythe peculiar polit cal in&a3uoes i

Wheeler regime", a Republicansuperjaapy wJii.cU.was and aiwayswill be. a blot upon the escutcheon of American politics, andwas simply a military governora war g iveraor, or "carpat b.ig-ge- r"

which infested Southernstates "after the war" Mr.Wells is a native of New Yorkstate and Tirginiuns miy beproud th-- .t thitStvtathe". Motherof Presidents" is not uamed as thehirthpl ice of one who associateswith, lectures before, secret Amer-

ican (? League or hobnots withpeople who are aiming to berevolutionists under the auspicesof TJnc:e Sam.

From the South.

The HoLOircA published a veryinteresting letter which appearediu the Ktw York Times from thepen of D. H. Chamberlain,

of South Carolina. Theletter raised a storm of indigna-tion from the jingo press in America, and Mr. Chamberlain waspersonally criticized and abused.To show who he is, we print thefollowing editorial from the Xeivs

and Courier (S C.) which mayinterest to those who have readMr. Chamberlain's excellent arg-

uments:

HAWAII AND SOUTH CAROLINA.

When one throws a bv'ck at a,dog and the do howls there isreason to heliove that the doghas been hit and hurt. It is bythis method of inductive reasoning that wo conclude that theNew York Sun and the New YorkTribune have been hit and hurtby ex Governor Chamberlain'sexcellent review or tne Hawaiiansituation published in the New

I lork limes on Tuesday and roJ produced in The News and Cour- -

tor today. itii cue oun aimTribune were parties to the Stev-ens conspiracy, or at least theyWere accessories after the fact.If they did not help the thievingcarpet-bagger- s at Honolulu tosteal Hawaii, they have applaud-ed their rascality and sought in

.i() ho,(j!Ilg on to ,ir pimuW iftIPV (i .i commit the crime thoni- -selves they are trying to diverttho public attention from thecriminals by frant.c shouting forthe old flag and "abasing oldOlevoland." It was not to beexpected that they kwould permitMr. Chamberlain's letter to passwithout severe criticism, not ofthe letter itself but of its writer.They make no attempt to disprovehis statesment. they do not meetfacts with facts nor argumentwith argument, tliy do not saywherein Mr. Chamberlain haserred in marshalling his evidencenud in reaching his conclusions

they answer his exposure of thecarpet bag conspiracy at Hono-lulu by saying that he was a

I carpet-bagge- r himself som6twenty years ago.

The bun says that "tbis is D.H. Chamberlain," who for yearswas associated "with Scott, Frank-Mose- s,

John J. Patterson andotheis of ma'odorous memory,"and quotes one of his letters toMr. Kimpton; and the Tribuneremarks th.it 'Daniel is a deposedruler himself" add that his posi-

tion as Governor of South Caro-lina about seventeeu years ago,"resembled in several importantparticulars" that of Mrs.D iiuiuis,late "Queen of Ha w aii " All thisis of course very smart and veryfuniry; bnt it does not in any wayaffect the force of Mr. Chamber-lain's statement, nor prove thatthe revolution in Hawaii was notthe work of the carpet-bagger- s inthe Islands, aided and abettedby the United States Ministerand marines, and that Mr Cleve-

land is not right in his efforts tos.ive the United States Govern-ment from the reproach of theStevens steal.

The fact that Mr. Chamberlainwas Governor of S mth Carolinaseventeen years ago has nothingto do with the ease. He is uot ontrial, his official conduct in thisState was nut made the snbjectof investigation even when partyspirit r a highest; bat if a pa-

rallel could be drawn betweenthe situation iu Hawaii and thesituation in South Carolina seven-teen years ago, the Sun would' besilenced. It helped to driveChamberlain out uf Sonth Caro-lina because it maintained theright of the people of this Stateto govern themselves without in-

terference from the United StatesGovernment. It should not nowwith hold from the people ofHawaii v.liit it claimed for theptule of South'

Ana as fur tue ietc lor inouui.surely it bos no right to say

Chamberlain s"adeposed "rulerhimself." or in criticism ofbispolitical career in South Carrdmi.He anne here in the name of theTrtbuns'x paiiy, and he was sus-

tained in power by the armedof the United States

GuvernmenL Yt"ben the troopswere withdrawn his governmentfailed; if the troops had not bfeuemployed at Honolulu tbeProvisional Government wouldnever have been established.

As we have sa;d however, it isnot the Chamberlain Governmentin South Carolina that is on trialbnt the Provisional Governmentof Hawaii, and Mr. Chamberlain s

laud's policy is so clear and soconclusive tliat it cauttot be ob-

scured or discredited by pass- -

sionate declamation or amusingirreevancies.

KAMEHAMEHA DAY.

Programme of Races

at Kapiolani Park,

June 11th, 1894.

1 Bicycle R ice, Medal.2 Running Race, mile dash

fiee for all.3 Trotting and Pacing, 2 40

class, free for all. Mile heats,

best 2 in 3.

4 Oceanic S. S Co.'s Cup S

added. Runnijg Race, 1 mile

dash, Hawaiian bred.5 Pies dent's Cup $ added.

Runu ngRace, li mile dash,free for all.

g Trottin 9 40

class, free for all. Mile heats,

best 2 in 3. Pacers to go to

Road cart.7 Running Race, mile dash,

for Hawaiian bred,8 Running Rice, li mile dash,

for Hawaiian bred.9 Trotting and Pacing ti bar

ness, free for all. Mile heats,best 3 in 5.

10 RosiU Challengs Cup S

added. Running R tea 1 miledash. "Winner to beat recordof "Angie A" l:5h, free forall.

11 Trotting and Pacing to barness, for Hawaiian bred.Mile heats, best 2 in 3.

12 Ponny Race. Rnnning Race,

I inilo dash. Hawai'in bred.For Ponies 11 hands and under. Catch weight.

13 Trotting and Pacing to barness, foe Hawaiian bred, 3

minutes class. Mile heats,best 2 in 3.

HAW OPERA HODS

An Emphatic Hit 1

DAILEY'S-Stoc- k

Company

Praised by Everybody.

TUESDAY EVEXIXG,Bartley Cimpbells Powerful

Drama

Galley -:- - Slave.TSURSCAY EVENING-- ,

Tillotsons Beautif ll S ciety Dram

QUEENASATURDAY EVENING,

The Octoroon.Prices 50c, 75c. and for

sale afe L. J. Levey's rooms,,ooroer Port and Qacea Ms.

HawaiianHardware

Company

The Advertiser who catcbesa persons eye usually wins acustomer. Manv different stvles

i 0 advertising have been adoptedj wilb Jn0re orkss snccass by

the believers in the nse of prin-

ters ink. The manufacturers ofPears Soap, for instance, occasionally buy paintings that havebeen on exhibition in tho Pari'sSalon and have lithographs madefrom them tor the purpose ofbringing their prod ict beforethe people. In addition to suchside issues, Pear spends hundredsthousands of dollars annuallyamong the newspapers and mag-azines. Some years ago the .Agentsof certain articlo on salo iu NewTork made a hit in advertising byhaving on Broadway during business hours two fatluessly dressed2segroes wearing very high c illar,ou the b icks of which w.ts printed -- Use Sniths Pills." Theidea was novel and the publiccauqht on. Rising San StovePolish has bee i kept before thepublic for years through persis-tent, and sometimes expensiveadvertising. Twenty; odd yearsago tho manufacturers of thispolish started half a dozen menacross the orni-non- t to p lint signson rocks and fences. Tho Aer-mot- or

Co. , of Chicago have in-

creased its sales more than five

hundred per cent in two years bythe use of printers ink. Webelieve wo have been instrumen-tal in increasing the sdes of theAomotor by keeping overlastinglyitt it in Hawaii.

We do not wish to say that advertising will sell any mannfac- -

tured article; there is no usespending money in advertising'cheap and nasty" goods be

cause the people will not be hoodwinked. If Haviland China wasnot the superior articlo it is, all

...1 l: :t t.iour Hiiveriisiiijr-o- i il woiiiu hoi, . .nave sold tue tliousanusot piece.that wo havo. We simply calithe attention of tho people to i;and its superior quality is apparent to tho customer directly ..

piece of it is examined.

Printers ink has helped the sabof the James Locked Fence but would not have dones so if it had

heen as flimsy as the or din iy wirefence. First; the economy thertis in building it recommend.-i-t

to the plantation manager amthen its durability clinches tinthe sale If tho stays and washerscost as much as an ordinaryredwood, post our sales of tinuateriai would not havo reached

such enormous proportions.Our average salo of the Pans

Iron Stove is about two a day tinyear ronnd. If was not tinbest iron stove on the market wt

would not sell that many in shmonths. Advertising is the tijl- - the pnblic the good points .iithe article sells it just as the goodqualities of tho Fischer SteeRange make it a desirable articbf.r people who wish to ecoiiomisin tho use of fuel.

We buy only what has provengood after people in tho UnitedStates or E irnpe have given it i

trial; we profit by their experincif the articles are goood we bnmd sell them; if they are poolwe steor clear of them. Whenwe advertise an article it is to attract attention to it; the newspaper is the button wo push, thesalesman doc3 the rest.

Persistent advertising coupledwith the art:c!a being a superioima h is snld thousands of theFrank Walcot Emory File. If ifhad been no better than an orJinary scythe stone we prob ibhwould not have sold twenty.Wheu a man finds out that histable knives may be" keptsbxrp atall times-a- t an expanse of fiftycents and a very little elbowgrease he is quite willing vto trytho experiment

Tia Mm Miara C.,307 FortSixooL

H. MAY & Co.,

jTea Dealers,Coffee

RoastersAND

ProvisionMerchants

9S Fort Street. Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Ships

supplied with choicest

European &American Groceries

California Produco by EveryStetiaer.

OCJ2A2SFIO

SteamsMp :- -: CoTime 1?:Vble.

LOCAJ, LIjSHE.

S.S. A.riSTRiVLi:A.Arrive Honnlala Leave TIoRolula

from S, F, rorS, F.Feb. 21... . .Mnr. 31.Mar. 21... . . Mn r. 3.Apr. 21... ..'Apr. 2S.Mavl9 ... ..Mi.v. 2(5.

June 1G. J nne 23.

Through r.-in-e-

From San Fran, for Sidney.Arrive Honolulu

Alameda ....Mar 15Mariposa Apr 12Monow'i May 10Alameda . . ..Tune 7

a Julv oM nowai oA'ameda . . .Aug 30

Sen 27Mouowui Oct 25

From Sydney for San Francisco.I

Leave Honolulu.i Mariposa... Mr Si Uonowai Apr o1 il;,meda Mav 3

Mariposi Mv 31Mouowai ; Juno 28Alameda Jnlv 2G

I Mariposi. Anrrr 23

"I U nowai Sept 20Uamcda Oct IS

MIFGRN1A

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

Mclnernv Block.

JOBBERS OF

WINES, andSPIRITS

NOTICE- -

The partnership heretoforexisting between Frederick Har-

bison and Arthur Harrison, underdie firm name of Harrison Bros,is Contractors nud Builders, hasbeen.by mutual cousent dissolved,md all parties owing said firmre hereby notified tmt paymentf the samo must be made to

5'rederick Harrison, who isuthorized to settle said businessvithtn thirty days from date.

Frederick. Harp.iso.v,Author Harp.iso.v. "

ionolulii, H. I., Mtrch 27thj ISOimar 2S lw.

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Gro

A.ND

PROVISION DEALERS.

MSR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICS

By Every baa Francisco Steamer.

Salt Salxok in Barrelsa Specialty.

hi Fori St. IIohoMu. Tel.P. Q.MoJzsgj.

Oiilm Railway i; Lid Co.

FR'jai 1XD AFTER JCSE I, 1S92.

iTRAINS

TO ZWA illLL.

B B A IA.M. P.M. r.M. r.M.

,Lit Tiesofete S:t5 M5 4 5:10. l.srPe10Uv 9W 2:3) 5:10 5;nG

Aniv Etu-II- 97j 11:57 3:30 G2TO HONOLULU.

0 B B AA.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.

Leave Bto MBi Oil 10:13 .3:3 5:12Leave Pawl (3tT....3w 11:15 4:13 0:10Arrive Honoteln 7:30 llwo 455 C:15

A Saturdays only.B Daily.C Sundays excepted.1) S'ltnrdays excepted.

tc 'golotmn (Dalcnilnr.

3Ia.v. 1S04.Ta V rhl Fr St iloon's I'lwses

3. 41 n Now Moon.Mmv- - 5.

S 10. 11. 12 First Onnrbr.n

13' 14 15 10

20 21 22: --23 2j; 2. 00 liny 10.! Lost QnHttor.

20, so; 31! Misy 27.

MAY 1, 1SU4.

Foreign Mail Service.

StenT.phip' will Ipuvh for "nil nrr'vefrrtm San Frnris" nnd other foreignpoTte, on or about the following dtitcs,till the close of 1S91.

Leave Honolulu Due at Honolulufor Sax Fkascisco.iFm. Sax Vka.ntisco

or Vancouver, j. on Vancouver.

Wurrinioo .... Feb. 23 mwn Feb. 23An-amli- Mar. :? Australia.... Fob. 24

Mnriwsii Mar. S Oeemiic Mur. fi

Ohlnu Mnr. 20 AUtinedu Mnr. 15

Australia Mar. 31 Warrimoo.. ..Mnr. 2.?

Arawn April I Australia.... Mar. 24

liitiiowni Apr. Mun'iKMrt Apr. 12

Anstrdta Apr.2S China Apr. 17

Warrimoo May 1 Australia Apr. 21

AlflMiodu May ."Ariwa Ai'ril23Gaelio May 14 Monowni.... May 10

Australia Miy 2fi,AnKtra!m.... Mny 10

Mariposa M-- 31 Wnmmoo. . . .May 23XVawn Jnuo I Alameda Juun 7

Anstralii Jnne23 Antmlia June inMonnwai June 23 Amwn June 23

Wnrrimoo July 1' Mariposa" July 5

Australia July 21. Australia.... Ju lv 14

Alfttrorttt July 20 Wnrrrnioo.. .July 2.

.Ar.nw., Aug. 1 Monnwni Aug. 2

Austria.... Aug. IS Australia.... Aug. 11

MmTpnsii . . . Aug. 23 Arnwn Aor. 23

Yarrmfoo.... Stpt. 1 Alanie'la . . . . Au. SO

Australia.... Sept. 15 Austmlm.....Sopl. S

Mounwui....Spt. 22amm o.. .Sept.2.iArnwii Oct. 3 Mariposa Sept 2Australia Oct. 10 Australia Oct. 0

Alameda Oct. IS Ar.iwa Oct. 23

Wnrrimoo Nov. 1 Monmv.u Oct. 2..

Australia . . .Nov. 10 Australia .... Nov. 3

3Irtripos.....N'ov. lf Alameda.... Nv- -

Awwi Dec. 1 Warrimoo.. itAustralia Dec. S Dec. 2

Monnwai ....Dec. 13 Mariposa. ...Dec. 20

Warrimoo. . . .Dec. 30 Arawn Dec 22Australia Dec. 31

Foreign Vessels Expected.

m schr W S Phelps. .Cray's Uor DneAm schr Salvator NSW. . . .DueAm schr .1 G North ..SP (M.ih) March o

M. UaokfeM (slil Sept 25 L'pool. Mar 25-- 31

Gerbk J C GlaJa... Liverpool. ...Apr -M

SalirOlg.1 . .S F (Mnh).. .April 15

OSS Australia S F April 21

G A S S Artiw.i Vancouver . .Apnl 23

Bk Mary Wmkolmau.S F April 26

BkSC Allen SF Apri 20

Hk S N Castle S F Apr.l 20

AmbkNexvsboy sSW May 1

CASS Warn woo... Sydney My 1

OSS Alameda Sydney May 3

Am schr Stanford N S W May 10

Ainbk John DTnllantN S W May 20

Am bktnibtSuddeu.N S W May 21

O & O S S ic. . ..SF JuneAm schrSHlitor....N S W luue S

JJr bk Drummer N S W Juue 9

Vessels in Port.

NAVAL VESSELS.

French croisw Duohnff ult. Dnpoi?, Cvlbo.. U S S I'hilaiWphk. Darker.H I J M T.ikachiho,ii B M S Chtuapion, ltvoke, hstiuimalt.

MERCHANTMEN.

Am bk It P P.ithet, Morrison, S F.Am Mifs stmr Morning Star. Garland.Am schr King Cyrus, Chrisiiauvn. N'oee.Ship Occideut.l. Morsv. Comas. B C.Am sohr Gol !en Shore; Bemholm. NS.Schr Lvmau D Fo-iter- , Dyer, N S W.Bk Helper. So.lergwu, N S W.Am schr Kolert Lewers. San Francisco.B Albert, Griffith, Sin Francisco.Sohr W F Witzmnn, I'eterseii, Newcastle,Kor bk Petrus, Andersen, Newcastls.Nor bk Petros, Auderseu, Neucaitle.

dEfflEHT &DEWLl$AND

IJfapB during Laid.

Estimates given on all kindsof

GONCitETE A SPECIALTV.

JXO. P. BOWLEL.janlT 4Jm .

LOCAL NEWS. .

fiS. THE. BALLOT WILL LOOK.To morrovr is called'an election

da-- .

' Cnnningham synomym Oy--stver Cocktails.

"Wind sonth again today,"feather xery warm.

Qnite a number of the tatteredensurns have taken a tumble.

"Uncle Tom's aibin" will bethe next rnsitinee performance onSaturday ALuy 12th.

May day. Beautiful Pa'radiseof Pacific weather here.

Alameda tomorrow from theSouth.

Warrimoo for Vancouver notyet sighted.

Mr. Tows--e late of the Starintends to stay in town.

A "new dado" crawls throughthe cabin windows, into journ-

alism. Another Jial.

A Lull terrier pup 9 monthsold has gone astray. See notice.

California day at the MidwinterFair, May 1st, California childrenalso assist in the celebration.

Miss Josie Gassman is reportedto have been the loser of a valu-

able diamond bracelet prized as

a keepsake.

W. Horace Wright Esq. hasbeen relegited to the ranks ofthe unemployed from that of theouvernnient service.

The Dechaufiiult. French crnisor, S'lilod as per intention, thismorning for the Marquesas.

The '27.se r displa's an enterpris-- j which is most commendablemid ndvances the "art preservative" in the estimation of peopleat home and abroad. -

Tho programme for tho racesto bo held on Kumehameha dayat Kapiolani Park is publishedin another column.

Lack of space prevented men-

tion of the usual Sunday oxercises at tho Mukiki butts. A

large and much interested con-

gregation was pieseut.

Scenic Artist Ttupprecht hasbeen engaged by Manager D.tilfyto paint special scenery for theforthcoming pndnetion of

"Francesca do Bimini."

A dispute and consequent badblood between two men of theChampion was settled in manlyfashion afternoon a

short distance from town. 2fo

ears were bitten otf. no billiardcues or billiard balls used and

tho contestants are now goodfriends.

Tho programme published ex-

clusively by tho Holomua today,will be of interest to sportingfriouds on tho other islands, aswell as in Honolulu.

Mr. W. B Diilev states that he

is the manag-- r of Company uowpresent here aud playing underhis direction.

A m""sicale was given lastevening at tho resideuce of a

prumiuent annexationist iu town

and at which numerous highlocil officials, including navalofficers of all ranks and nations,were induced to puy their res-

pects to Mr H. H Wells, a - wargovernor" of Virginia.,

W. S" LUCEWine and Spirit

MerchantCimpbdl Fire-pro- of Block,

i MEBCHANT ST. , HONOLULU.

G. L, CAETEB.

CAPT. GLTJNET . .i 1?.'

A. FERNAXDES . . . .

J. KIDAVELLV1

T. J. KING..

H. E.BEMME ...... .-

A. K. KTJK LTIAEBA l?MW - - - - -'

J. MITGHEL .

At G. M. BOBERTSON.

,T. M. VITAS - :

CamtfbslTs "GaUey Slave."

To-nig- ht the devotees of the

drama are to be accorded anothertreat through the medinm. of

Bartly Campboll's famous drama'Galley Slave " For years this

laudable creation Juts continuedbefore the public and ahviys at-

tracted largo audiences who suffer

with' Francisco and Cicily, andlangh with Dr.Oliaphant, hrank- -

lins Titts aud Psyche. The storyis one of unusual interest audpowerful in both situation anddialogue. Messrs. Vinton audSnow are accorded excellent opportunities aud tho Misses January, Bates and Gassman supplytho grave aud the .

A Neighborly Rov.

A neighbor ly row took placein Miller street on Sunday even

ing last, and were it not for a

brave man. and two native women

a cowardly comrade of the Ad

vertiscr people wjuld have, verylikely, made killing. The re-

port is; that a p. g guardsman.named Nabor, had his amative

.i r u. .1

qualities arouseit in me uesreto osculate with an Hawai-h- n

woman who shunned

his touch. He persisted, thewoman resisted and cried forhelp. Then appeared whiteman aud two native women; theamorous p g. displays a revolver:he is disarmed and police arec tiled. Police arrive but areafraid to interfere with the p g..on account of his throat to shoot.The police arrest tho womeu! redfire!!!

LOST.

The nnlarsigied tviU piy well for thsreturn to him of a Bull Terrier Pap, aged

months. .MARK- -. All white; er hrinuJe.Cull on T. COilMtlRCIAL SALOON.

NOTICE.From n-- d afler this date, I will

piy NO BIM'S contracted in mynam. without my written ordr.Signed :

A. J. OARTWBIGBT.ap2S lw

H. E. McLSlTEE & BBO.,

GnocEnr, Feed Stohe & Baeert,

Comer ofKing and Fort Sts.. Honnlnln

321 Nunann Street

All Suifcs GuaranteedTo Fit and in tho Latest

Stvle.

Clothes Cleaned and Eepairod... aol7; -

. : J

1 .

'.

a

....

a

9

5.

6.....,.. "v ,

. . , ;

Established 1SG3

Pioneer Steam Candy

FACTORY

flail! ICE CREAM PARLORS

F.- - HORN', Proprietor.

Wedding and BirthdayCalces to Order.

Fancy Bread and GitavaJelly.

Factiry and Sura, - No. 71 King. Street. Bjth Telephones 14t

np2S

T.H.Davies&CoEAAHUM AN U ST.,

Honolulu, : : U. 1.GENERALand

Commission--Nc Merchants

AND

SUGAR -:- - FACTORS.AGENTS FOR

Lloyds :

British und Foreign Marine Insur-ance Company, Limited.

Northern Assurance Co, fire & life.Pioneer Line of PuckeU from Lfv-erpo-

Hawaiian Line of rackets.

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. and

CanaM-Anstralia- n SteamsiiD Co.

Liverpool Okkice: The Albany, Old llairst.

BRUCE & A. J. GARTWRiGHT

Business of a Fiduciary Nntnre Transacted.

Prompt attention given to the managementof Estiitea, G itudunships. Trasts.

etc., etc., etcOnvy.s, : Go. ivaright Building t

Merchant Street. Honolulu.

Ch

NOTARY PUBLIC

For the Bsland of Oahn.

Agent to Take Acknowledgmentsto Labor Contracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Licen-

ses, Honolulu, Oahn.

Agent for the Haw'n Islands of

Prn & Scott's Freightand Parcels Express.

Agent for the Burlington Boute.

Real Estate Bps&f anifisasfil-Ar- t

Bell Tel. 313; Mut Tel.139; P. O. 'Box 415.

OFFICE: No. 3S MERCHANTStreet Honolulu. H. I,

IMPORTERSAXDDEALERS1IN'G-rocerie- s,

ProTT-siori-s

AND j

ITeecl,FEAST CORNER FORT i KEN'G ST3.

By every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe,FrVsh California Produce bv everv sioamer.

All orders fa thfullv nttendel t, and Gn-x- l 'laiirarad toanv part of the city FBEE OF CHARGE.

Island Onlers Solicitetl. Sat sficUon Guaranteed. PostOfijcel5nxN- - 14n.Te!ei.honeK. 90.

Tlioroiighlbrecl

DOGS for SaleTHE ENGLISH SETTER

Honolulu G-irl,5- 5

Bred sit the Gienmnro Eenno!s,Berkeley, Gala.

Eepstered (N. 31X3)A..K. CS. B., New Y..rk.

Slrad by l.e TL. w'niwr ot Dtbr t the PA;eifia Cwrt FkJiI Trml at IUkersfMjJ in ISTO.he by Rodney (9.490) I rum PhyHis II (2, 185k

Rodney, tbe ire of Lee It . by Doc D..from Iww D . (3,715 !mh Phvlhs

" 11(2.105Ittlte2t2Ifi.i Phjlli47t.Th iUit. of Hon lntn Cirl m T& Gkd-sUr- ?,

cbe only danghter oa the PifieCortstof Cbftrupkm Glwto'W (11; fromZell, fS.S3li.: bv Don, I.336J, trmi Chm-pio- n

PefeL IS.427.

THE POINTER

'Honolulu Duke(30,S53).bred at the

Shabb-m- Kennels, Ottiwa, 111.

hv Devonshire Sm, (7.S1C); from Shurb?,(5.23S). The Dim of n..nliln Dnke isHelle. by Tnck; fwm JJelkr D. by Triakett'sBang, (4,117).

x

Honolulu Dnko is thoroughlybr-.k-

e on phos uits, with staunchpo iits m nll-di- y dg.Fr further particulars, apply

to or address

W. IV CUNNINGHAM,

mar 10 Anchor Saloon.

LongBranch .

BATHINGEstablishment.

This First-clas- s Bathing Rosorthas been enlarged and is now

open to sthe public. It is thebest p!acem the islands to enjoya bath and there is no battelplace to la' off. Special accom-

modations for Ladies. Tramcurspass tho door every half hour audon Saturdays aud Sundays everyfifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOODProprietor.

LABOR BUREAU.

THE AMERICAN LEAGUEBegs leave to announce that itlias established an EmploymentHnruau in connection

pleasedled or unskilled labor wttlioi tmy fee for tho ongiging snehlabor.

The labor enrolled with r.s isof the following nationalities:

American,Pmtognose,HAWuiinn.Gennnn,

And olher Enropenn 2stionnlitiesBoggpng le-iv-

e to open a oor- -

respomtcuce wun yon on missubject,

Wo remain,Tour obedient servants,

Tub American League EmployilENT BOBE.VU.

23T iildrssall commonications

to THEO. P. SEVBRTN,Ssfcretiiry.

mar 9S-- tf. P. O. Box 49S.

WANTED.

A BRIGHT BOY MUST HAYEit horso to deliver newspapersApply at the HOLOMUA OF-

FICE, Thomas Block, KingStreet. -- if.

! POUND MASTERS

NOTICE.Notice k benbr --iven o nil ttwt

there rt the Ootunuarat lamni nk Makiti, th tmyad muw ead ON bnw.1 poor rota mare, feet ere white, bumMLp

LK on rRbt kind leg. 1 poor white

bonded j N on ribt kin leg.I poor md mera, kmjt whte spat o nW(ontboeU. bruHiedllEoa rfjtbt bJad teg;mad 1 poor red kore, bnutd indwgrineM

Anv petMM or jMtsots owning taamninuk en raqnected to eon nul

tMkn Vbe mid on or beinn IS o'eiook nonS.VTUHDAY. MAY, 3L lit.

JAM.E3 XDKOSA,ronml teenr.

MhWfci. Apr. 10. 13M. nnr 3Mt

Capt. Wm. DaviessINTER -- ISLAND PILOT

FOX

Any Port or Landing- - in, theHawaiian Islands.

lnqnire at office of J. S. W.iLKXR overSpRcktla l.nk.

feb U-- tf.

WM. DAVIES,

Stevedore w"Wrecker.

ESTIJTATB3 AND CONTRACTS OJf

ALL ELVDSOF WORlf.

Tim Sonooonar MAHlMAHir.I wilt rua reguWwh- - between thw axta!fWHMhw. lawi(npU. Molml. tfnewenttl

r I Kmu An UM ttfjtmn or ( unit -a For Freight, te , ftppty to the Ce

Inquire nt Offici of J. S.Walker, ov- -r Spreckls' Bank,or Wright Bro? Fort Street.

w ia-i- t

DAISIPPOSfHotel street Arlington Block.)

The above Store bee leeeiTedSobjudid Iaroio of

jIapakese il.k,

jANCY pOOEXS,

Per S.S. "China."opMMustya

BEAUTIFUL SILKDAN CRAPE,

Dree Good in ell tttfc, plaan and filmed.Jushtons, Table CoTer,

BedCoTm, Gown.ChwnbeyShe-il- n.

All Color Faney

Dames, Scarf. Smhm,Jaekete, Cape. Etc., He.

NOVELTIES:Tie Prices of tbm Goo4 TQlagtoaaeb jo

3Deluding

ELEGANT SILK KIMONOS!

ilaadsome Cigarette Cm11a CnhioiK,

Sflfc Tea

L1RUE JSD HULL JU'ISESE RHUS

tSss-ffilSil- k

nrape link' Silks,

Silt Umbrel'na. Itgbt bai strong;Chair Sutdfes. Silk;BanibDO Bfis. 8bl witb palleys;Silk Lxmp Shades new stele.

JAPANESE SCUEE.NS. From S3 Up. .'

LIRUF. JlPiSESE UMBRELLAS

fgv Cka be Sot with PjJo In the qtoeml,mtvfor Picnic-- ar LncebeHont of noocs,they can be opesod out or usssd as a test.

COTTON CRAPESIX GREAT VARIETY

tIaspcctioo Raswctfril'y IaviteJ.

SISS. J. P. P. COLLACO

GFTHIA.P ; -

FURNITURE !

TIN? IMJ2? & aCorner of King ?nd Bethel

Sts., Eouolnln,Offer a large assort neat of fine

and dtsimble

FURN1TURIC,vrhich they sell nt a vry low fig-nr- e.

Bt?ili-teds- , Bnn-;ns-. AleutSafes, Wardrobes, etc., at pricesto suit everybody.

Call and "inspect for yonrselves.

mar 12 YING FAT & CO.

JUSTRECEIVED from JAPAN

Several Kind of

Colton Crape,Latest Style of Shirts

in different qualities.

ml iortment! of porcelain

Tea Sets n Specialty

Japanese Lanterns and many

Curios suitable for ChristmasGoods.

411 KING STREET, Honolulu.

Telephones, Tt) 47-1- . r.O.Bpx?S6.Mntnnl 544. nnI3 lm

Criterion Saloon

PER AUSTRALIA,

another Invoice of the celebratedJOHN WEILAND

' Also, a Fresh Invoice of

OR- -

V. w V- - I. W II f?. IJ

L. H. DEE,Proprietor.

.Sans SmiciBETEL, .

WAIKIKI, HONOLULU.

First-Cla- ss Accommoda-

tions for

rourisfs and islandGuests

Superior Bathing Facilities, -

Private Cottages for families. ,

t. a. shtpsonv v :

17.' . Insm'ancevotioes.- .

QcKX Street,

Fire, Life & Marine Between Alaketi A Richard Sis.

HOLOMUA ,Publishing Company ,

HOMAS BLOCK,

SIIrLgr Street, 'JE3IorLOl"a.lu..

-.i.-.-

-

Ss"7 ,'Uii' V'

NSURANCE.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCEv. r -

, if --x :

i

sr

'Jt.

t . , r v- -

- -

'3 . . '.

CO..

Assets, $ 7,109,825.49

LONDON LANCASHIRE FLRE INS. CO.,

Assets.. $ 4,317,052.00

THAMES MERSEY MARINE INS. CO.,

Assets, 6,124,057.00

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, $137,499,19S.99

General Aent f r the Hawaiian IsUuids. Qonululn

fire &

THE UNDERSIGN ED CS AJJTEiOlUZED .

TO TAKE EIRE and MARLNE RISKS ON,

Buildm.o-3- , Merclumclise,BLulls, Cargoes,

Freights andCommissions

'AT CURRENT RATES, IN THE FOLLOWING

COMPANIES, viz:

Royal Insurance Company, - Liverpool

Alliance Assurance Fire and Marine, London

Wilhelma, of Madgebztrg General Insurance Co

Sun Insurance Company, - San Francisco

.T. S.WAI.IvER,, ' Acrenfc for Hawaiian Islands.

Telepho.vss:.

Bell 35 1

Mutual 417

E. B. THOMAS,

CONTRACTOR

Jobbing Building Trade,Attended

FORrftBncs, Lims, Cemeafc.

Old & New

Qaarrj Tiles, assorted

Marine.

Residence:Mutual 410

P. 0. Box 117

and BUILDER

OF

Stoas Pip9 and Fittings, ".

Ojrmsital Iron, Miuton Tiles,

and colors;

Estimates G-iye- n on A.llKinds

BRICK, IRON, STONE & WOODEN BOPIIS

--All Kinds of In theto.

: 1CEEP3 SAJXE:Iron

.

sizes

.Oilifornia and ilonterev Sand

. Grauita Coxbing and Blocks, etc., etc-- --c .

( Cnrn'--r UTnir iV ?!m?tH SK:.;OFFICS il YARD.: j Ofice Clour's. to 12 M., .

C to 4 P M.

THE CypERSIGXED a ncsaend to1 BMkeettkiMiaa!

ra Bss. Droaae ZfaM;

Tra mi i.wl Caiiac. Als

Hke MBls, Cocr Mtlb.

ileciiis icr tke ChBtBg of CoSec,

Piaaappli Lavs & otiwr FQraN lai$;l.And Ppr Stlfc

AKo MMlnae: Uk ExtnctiMg Stanh hamOn 3Uaioe, Amur Boot, etc

IZT Alt Qriere prompdr attewM

WHITE, RITMAN tfl CO.

THE

Provisiouol -:-- Goramit

OfcTJOIAE, LIST OF MEM ;

'BBRS AND W)0TIUN

OP UCKBVU3.

, KxKcrrrtTK Coir.vctL.

S n. DM. Pr--t KttnT t- - tiytMow Corn a -

J. A. Kl Mt. MlnM r I V InnHxW. O. Smith. An raemt.

AornoRr Coomul.

W.r. V1i-- r. ft nt tlM rrrrrimniMlrenKmtof tte .lawtl"t Mm. .

J J. "e--JC. T. HmIjw, Sveictxrj Kr. x U .KtrOoaiiciU.

Stpkxmi Court.

lhU T. JmVI. Oil- - f tnW.

I.'tp , IHmtr Clrk.C: r. lister mi Oenr Chrk.J. VUr Jit. s, StHoofrjpbcr.

Cixcurr Jhugrs.

Th irtwl rth Cre-- It: f hwos.PJfth Circuit: (fT.n.1) J. ifHrdy.

'0les ! In Omtt Um,Mrti .y tit Pcbntacjr, Mi.y. AvgiiMoiMlOCT.

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