r&err'&H-i?-:, &fe-.X&- -

. ,"j.

7' ''Si.4K&f -- .:

;&r" A .

s"?-?5-s- r VJ "S"

PROGE'ESS lnmuaSjBr T jr

--.

Vol. IT, INo. 19. Honolulu, "Wednesday. October lO, 1S94L. PerMmth oO C3tf

IS PUBLISHED i

Everv Afternoon- -J

EXOBPT.SOSDAY BY THE-

Holomuft PubUshuig Co, ;

It King SL (Tbouias block),Honoluln, H. 1. '

OTSOxSPTIOH, peHontk 50Cis.

The paper fa delivered by Carrier in theoim ana suburbs. Single Copies for Site

.,! tut Nrwfe Dealers and at the Office ofpiiliCfttioa.

ELHUHO NORRIE, - - Editor

P, M. ROONEY, - - Manager

NOTICE.tSL Business Coojibunlcations should be

a Crossed to 1, M, .ROONEY, Bono- -

Inla, II. It xjrrespoaaenco and ComaaniBa&ons lor

publication should be addressed to the EditorJlafirsU Uolomua. Xo notice trill be paidto ijjv anonymous communications.

Business Cards

VOLNEY V. ASHFOKD,

Attorney and Counselor at Law,Ollice, Site of the Old BethelWost Corner of King and! .BethelStreets. - J'21- -

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTUBNElf AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaaburawn "Street, HonoluluHawaiian Inlands,

CHARLES CREIGHTON.I

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 Kaauumann Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands. '

PAUL NEUMANN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

.3H Merchant Street, Honolulu,Mutual Telephone 415.

-w.

CLARENCE W. ASHFORD,

ATTOBNEI AND COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.

Office. Old CipJtM Building. (HonoluluHale), adjoining Past Office,

Honolulu.!

A. ROSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

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

H. F. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

SG King St. , Bell Telephone 107.

F. H. BEPWARD,

OONTRAiTTOR and BUnER,

xSo. 506 King Sirept, Honolulu.

Hawaiian Islands.

WILLIAM FOSTER, -

ATORNEY-AT-L.V-

42 Merchrnt Street. jy24

Honolulu, H. I.,

A, G CORREA,AT LAW,.!

S07 Merchant Street, Honolulu.' jy2Q

Femandes & GomesWHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,No. 502 Fort St., Honolulu, H. I.

P 0. Box 436, Mutual T!e. 140.Iy332

CJHPgE GPmfiBRC0XML8Y,

S33 Both Trlkakwes 3S5

Hack Stand, Comer KiBg nd

Matinakea StreeU. Hacks l AH2'Hours.

SAT TEE HOP,

No. 552 KiDg Strwt, Dlr iaCalilornia Hftiriia raittana Vtgtkblft. GwiTftij.

iiGral CWfeB, C5j t

Dealers in Wines and Spirits.

Kaanunwna Street, Hoaolala.

TL E. McLNTrRE & RRO..

GrtocEirr, Feed Store fc Baseist.Corner of

King and Fort Sts.. Honolulu

J. PHILLIPS,

PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTE-R

COPPER-SMIT-

i--

33? House and Shin Joh WorkPromptly Executed. j

No. 71 King Street. Honolnla. j

Du. McLESNAN,

Fort Street, above Hotel.

Mutual Telephone 6S2. for office;28 for residence. jy2S

KID,. C- - ROAVJE.House Stan and Ornamental

- Painter..Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

620 King Street. augl

LEWIS J. LEYEY,

Real Estate and OeneralAuctioneer.

OoniorFort and Queen Streets. Honolulu

Porsonal attention given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate, f.

Stock and Genei-a- l

Merchandise.Mutual Tdeohoiid 35 u

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE SALOON !

P. ilcINERNT, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Seer- -

Corner Bethel and Hotkl Sts.A

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W--. W. WRIGHT, PaorniBTOR,(Successor to G. West).

CARRIAGE BUILDING and REPAYING.from the Other Islands in the

Carriage Building, Trimmiuj and PaintingLine will Meet with Prompt Attention.

Blacksmlthlnc in All Its Various BranchesDone. P. O. Box SSI. Nos. 123 and ISO

Fort Street. JyW Iy .

W. . LUCE

Wine and SriritMerchant

Campbell Fire-proo- f Block,

MJBROHANTST. HONOLULU..

71 : BOTH TELEPHONES : 71s

CONSOLIDATED-SOD- A-:-

WATER rj- - WOP.KS :- - CO.

(LiMirrED.)

persons are aramed not to pennittheir animals to tresspass on the lands

ofKanewai and Kamoiliili, belonging theundersigned rica planters.. All aiumsfound on straying on tho Rfi? lands vail beimpounded or shot.

LENTAI WAI SING KEE.

ffonolula.'Aug. 29 14. aug23-lEaa- r

Toi Wo Wing Kee Co.36 SUUANU STREET

Dealers in Ladies' & Gents' Bootsand Shoes made to order.

POBoxSS? h

Anchor-:-Saloo- n

Ex "ATJSTRAIilA,"

Another Invoice of the WorldHenowned

FREDERICKSBURG

LAGER BEER

Oadragbinabythakeg.Also, as SpcUdfe,

Small Fresh Cauforhia

OYSTERS,

'SJ mmm

BRUCE CARTWRIGHT

Hcsiaes?ofa Fiduciary Xaiare Tracs-jcted- .

Prompt attention green to the managementof Estates, GnrdiansluH, Trusts.'

etc. etc, etc.0jict&, : Ca ticrigfti Building,

Merchant Street. Honolulu

H. MAY & Co.,

Tea Dealers,jl

CoffeeRoasters

ANJ)

ProvisionMerchants

98.Fovt Street. - Honolulu

Families, Plantations and Ship?supplied with choicest

European & American GroceriesCalifornia Produce by Every

- Steamer.

IVJlei'cliaiifc IDxcharioreCorner King aun Xnnann Streets.

S. I. S'lAW Propnetor.

Tho Finest selection of LIQUORS andDEEIJ. gol anywhere in the town.

First-elas- s attendance. Cull and jndgefor yourself. no 113-t-f.

LEWIS & CO.,

WhoIesale5snd Retail Gro

- AND

. PROYISEON DEALERS.

FRBSR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every 8 in Francisco Steamor.

alt. Salmon in Barrelsa Specialty."

hi Fort St., Honolulu. Tel. 240,

Pt O. Box 297.

aJmlui:-- : jiotel

Jc AHUL-UI- , mATJt.

Sf Sifiq,PROPRLVTOR.

sept 7- -tf

kengLun. photographer,Xunanu and Pauahl Streets

Cabinets, $3.50 Per Dozen," 2.00 Per 1-- 2 Dozen,

SslO $5,50 Per Dozen.3,50 Per 1-- 2 Dozen.

Dr- - GockIs ind Ohmese Silks.

Empire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, PsiWsresoE:

pine;Viries; Liquors. Beei

ALWAS ON HAKD.

OorserKaBiBB aal Hotel Streets-

EeB IJpbos 241. Post OSca Box 107

California"

Wine Company407 F,ORT; STREET, '

s - Kclnerny Block.

JOBBERS OF

S.t.i.fe.i3

SPIRITS

Golden .

RuleBazaar,

Depot for SEWSPAPERS axbPERIODICALS by overy

incoming steamer.

S3T Subscriptions Payable in iAUVHUCU.

DOMESTIC

SEWING

MACHINES.

This Machine is the King ofall. On it you can make a Lock-stitch , Chain-stitc- h . Embroiderv,Button-hole- sj Ruffles, Tucks.

Guitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet.

Stationery and Blank Books atS3T" Cash Pjuces. gj

Hand Sewing Machines fromeight dollars and a half up. jy27

' a

WE I.WITE ALL SMOKERS

To call ancl inspect onr lato importationof the celebrated G. B. D. p pes, cigarsand oicnrt '"'Icrc.

T. & Dsvies

f Co.,

X-.ibn.It-

ed..

1.

p.-- w.

Fresh Feed

and Flour

-- r From WASHINGTON.

Lions Flour,

Oats, Barley,

Middlings,

f Bran, i!

PER " WARIMOO " Just

v.ioH.nd.

New Dry Goods

Crockery,

Hardware,. Groceries,'zV :T.p2JB:ncL

? FOSt 3--

BaileyEHonolulu Made

Wire Woven

Matressesand

.v:'; Hammocks

OCJEAISnC

Steamship :- -: Co

?V - "tsSS:

Time Table.

LOCAL JLIiSTJE.

S. S. A.USI'JElATrTA.Arrive Honolulu LeaTe Honolulu

from S, F, forS.F.Aug. 11 . . . ... July 21.Sent. S An?. IS.Oct. 6 Sept. 15.Nov. 3 Oct 13.Dec. 1 Nov. 13.

Dec. 8.

Tliroiiffli I-dne- .

From San Fran, for Sydney.

Arrive" Honolulu

Monowai Aug 2Alameda ug 30Mariposa ..... ; '.Sop 27Monowai Oct 25

N

From S'dnoy for San Francisco.

Leave Honolulu.

Alameda ; July 26Mariposa . .-

-. Aug 23M.nowai . Sept 20Alameda Oct IS

GaptvWmT Daviesj "

Stevedore andWrecker.

ESTI3IATESJAND CONTRACTS ONJ

ALL KINU3 OF WORK.

Steamer Waimnnalo will run re-

gular to Waianae, Waialua andWayLanding.

Inquire at office of J. S. Walker overSprecKcPe Banv.t

feb U tf.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nunann Streets.

EDW. WOLTER.... Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS ai.a3EER, sold anywhere in the town.

First-clas- s attccdence. Call and judgefor yourself. no SO-- tf .

B. BEEGERSBN "

9-- eucral Asreat'ior1

.SING-E- R

SE"wxisrG-- ;

MACHINE' COMFY.

All Kinds of Needle for Salfe wTKepiiriH Doot. Dftawn's Block tB4Vel S4rt, Hosojala. P. 0.?

iBoxlO; . . ij31

HAWAII'S "BLUE" LAWS

leONSTITUTIOM and LAWS

Framed l)y the Missionaries

LAWS of the HAWAIIAN

:" ISLANDS.1

Whoover contracts a debt, he alone shall bo liable for the

debt, and his propertv alone shall go for thp, payment of it.'

i' i'And lestthere should be mistiken opinions as to what kind

bFpkfperty may bo seized for the payment of ttebts, it 13

- hereby clearly proclaimed that lands and fixed property upon

them can never be sild at auction, neither can they be per

manontly transferred. Thoy can not even he leased for years

without tho consent of the King and Premier. This kind of

property therefore can never be seized for debt for the Cov-ornrjenth- as

never relinquished its right to tho soil. But

evertheless, if a man have no ncrsquul estate, tho land anil

fixed property npbn it may be sold at auction on this condi-

tion that no person can be the purchaser except a native born

cittzon; and the right of him who purchases in this mannor

shall be tho sumo as the right of other natives to their lands.

And if any Governor, Judge, tax oflicr or any other Gov-

ernment agent, embezzle the Government Property, or appro-

priate. it secretly to his own use, or whoever eball rofuse to

pay it over to the Treasury Board, whoi vcr shall do any of

thpsathings shall be punished as in case of Theft, to be tried

. andconvicttd by a competent court.

So also in case of peculation, erabezzloment or fraud in

the Treasury Board or in either of them. He or they shall

be tried as in casa of theft and on conviction shall bo liable

to thesime punishment.

This proclamation having received the approbation of tho

Nobles and Representatives, we have hereunto set our names

this, tenth diy of May in the year of our Lord one thonsand,

eight hundred and two at Lahaina, Maui.

- (Signed) KAMBEIAMBHA III.

.. " TvEKaTJDUOHL

CHAPTER NL1X.

. AN AGTFOR THE REGDXATJON OF TAXES, DUTIES;

'V AND GOYEK.n'MENT PROPERTY.-- - wl- -

oven wisdom itsvlf can&L,alA-

civo protection nation with- -

out arevduue. Money is iti many cases the same 03 jitrength

and the nation, therefore, has energy in proportion to its

revenue. It is also well established principle that the peo-

ple ought to aid every object which is for the benefit of the

country, and it is also Che duty of the rich to do more than

thopoor for they enjoy more.

At the present t;mo the Government 13 embarrassed wiil

increase unless the revenue bi increased. In the considera-

tion of these things the following law is enacted.

'' 1 Th8"Law7e3pecUng the Land Tax for the year 1S41 still

remains in force fir the current ye). The third seotion how-

ever, found on the GSth "pago 13 repealetL Arror Root will

Vb,no longer recmed for t ixo, for it. tan jinprofitable ar--

ticle. '':

- fcv r& ' - o

t a

a

a yjp- rrw" -ps , r "a "it

40"."' 'fflarssnjaB".

ji' .. v-- g-te- M SWUI t L. --

'"

.! II. JIM '

Hiwflii : jieiiejma '

PROGRESS.

Th, I ! M . foMdu itpuieam kifci'eMsaci.

holclu. uar. ju. itREPUBLICAN VOTERS.

The IWard of registration hns

fiaifbed its work ad 1ms. tubul-

ated those who have registered,Aoeottling to nationality. Tbofollowing is tbo official Uble:

Sea.niwM Birth. and .

Kcp. ady.HrosBiMi. .a as 9tTJaHtAVIMct,. ..ma n UK

274.MO S J7S. W S

UUmt mm. .. t ISt

un its 1M7

It ti Sgttros Are correct 1017

! regurtertd mud out of thatntttaber only one third are (lis

qoftHfted from rot tug for Senators.'I'fctfc there is something wrong isobvious. At nil former electionsi$e proportion was the other way

ami the voters for the lower bousewere in the majority over thovoter, of whom m property or in-

come qualification was demanded.To become qualified to rote for asenator, u income of $600 a yearis necessary. And the SupremeCourt has decided, that such in-oo- tne

shall hare been recoired incash. $30 n month aud grub washeld to be insufficient to flit theneeded qualification for a rotor.

INow, it is absurd that out of750 foroigners registered only 156haro earned lem than $G00a yenr.Tho soldiers who all hare regist-ered havo not onjoyod the re-

quired income, but they have. nevertheless boon placed as voters:for sonators. A largo number ofthe thugs and lonfors who have

under n special certi-ficate have certainly not duringthe past year, with its 'hardtimes," uuulo $50 a "month"oven if thoy occossioually havobeen appointod as special policeoRi.eors, spies and ministerialguards.' It appears very much as if theboard of registration had reglst-oro- d

as voters for the upper houseovory man to whom a spocial cer-

tificate was granted. If thoy havedone so the constitution of therepublic has boon violated and itdoes not speak well for tbo pro-mised honesty of our immaculaterwlors, that corruption and fraudshould bo used in tho very firstelootion held.

Wo understand that Mr. FrankGodfrey is got ting up a bootc ofreferenoo with tho names of theregistered votors. It will bo amost useful book, aud it willshow tbo method of registrationin its proper light.

It is nolo worthy that ouly 362Portuguese havo rogistorod. 2,200registered on Oahu, a fow monthsago, as voters to tho constitution-al convention. What has hap-pened to bring on such a change?Did the Portuguese colony learnthat thoy wore only cntpaws fortho missionaries and that insteadof tho promised b'oorn thoy foundstarvation under tho banner oftho republic ?

Another interesting fact is thoshowing that 1381 of tho regist-ered voters roceived spocial certi-ficates. Entitled to voto wero allnaturalised citixens, personsholding letters of denization, andtho holders of tho special certifi-cate for services rendered to theUrovisional government. Thisshows than, that only 5SG citizensof Hawaii haro registered onOahu, and that tho men who areto elect tho Legislature nro alienswith no standing in justice inthis country. If tho history ofthoso 1331 was told, we believeUiatovon Dole would blush tofind himself supported by such agong of "heroes," pardoned orescaped. We compliment Mr.Ceoil Brown and other ambitiousstatesmen on boing lifted iuto asenatorial chair ou tho shouldersof .these patriotic "Worthy andintelligent 1331 freeqym!

k:

A number ot gentlemen who!claim to bo capitalists and inter-ested in coffee left forHiio inthe Ulaudmo yesterday. That Ssprobably tho last Hawaii Villbsriof':iheiB.

TheyFeal Unhappy.

j PojwrJndil and Cardinal JonesHro utt jn the Attoerlteer thismom lug empliaticaiiy uenymgthat the reverend Penrose was"fired" ft-- m the Central Unionpulpit because he indulged ingrape jnice pnuch and cigarsThe "protestants" claim that theidea is simply preposterous.

It is really ref resiling to seo

that Messrs. ' Dalakibikihi" andfvanta Okolekala opio" have

become so liberal that'grape jnicopunch and cigars no longer in-

terfere with their opinion of u

man or even a clergyman.

We believe however that thereason of such liberality is notto be found altogether becausethey have ohanged their senti-

ments' and become less bigottedbut is solely due. to tho uilhappyslate of their minds regardingthe Coulral Union Church whichthreatens to become a white ele-

phant on their hands.

Honolulu is known as a veryroiigious. community and we re-g- rot

to say that the town has notimproved in that direction duringtho last year but on the contraryhas become still more saintly andreligious.

Tho Central Union as the suc-

cessor of the Fort Street Churchis no longer lhT absolute ruler ofthe fjolastic consciences of Ho--)

uolulu's best" classes. PopeJndd is tottering on his infalliblethrone, and his faithful aid Jonessoes with despair a vanishingcongregation when he passes tbohat around. Tho solid pillars,..l. .,.. .,

.1 r.iiuru i juxim it ui u ui w u r iniiiii i

- . Ju r ,.,:., . ;,. ' ,iu iiiu uin ni auuaiuv iu tut) xuiing Church have deserted tboirchurch, their pope, and theirJones; and now, bend their kneesto other clerical rulers.The reverend Garwin holds forth

to tho deists who call themselvesCampbellites and bis work hasmade inroads ton Judd's littlelamb or elephant.

Tho reverend Peck presidesover a Methodist congregationamong which the Wuterbousesform tho financial and solid con-

fer.Tho salvation army besides

driving out devils and capturinga fow poor reformed drunkards isensnaring man of tho fairest andmost dovoto of Pope Judd's flock.And finally the Theosophists areholding high carnival with anumber of sceptics and help todeploto the treasury of tho greatpope and his church.

Tho empty seats in tbo churchwould be of no account. Theycould iu case of necessity be filledfrom the nursery and there isnever any lack of nursery mate-rial in the missionary circles. Itis tho financial subsidies that aremissed and the disagreeable pro-spect of having to feed tho whiteelephant without material sup-port make the virtuous writersof tho Penrose letter feel voryuncomfortable indeed. When allother sources slip. When des-

pair makes them rush into printlot them ratm?mber that eveu ifdeserted by Theosophists, Camp-bellites,

tMethodists, Salvation-

ists and others they still have thosympathy of the Holomua. Andwe are Jews'

A Nice Lot.

The Hawaiian Republican clubwhich is the name of a politicalorganization composed of Haw3i-ian- s

(mostly office holders) metlast evening aud "nominated"the following gentlemen for sen-ators and representatives:

For Senators: P. C. Jones,Henry Waterhouso. H. W.Schmidt, J. A. McCandless, J.M. Wright, Cecil Brown, J. B.Castle. -

For Bepresentatives: D. L.Naoaa, L. C. Abies, C. L. Carter,Captain Clnnie, Walter Waiaman.

It speaks well for the Haw&i-ian-swho adhere to the republic

that they coaldn't find & singleone of their coaatrymn suitableto rve as senator. A specialfight will be BMde by the clubfor Cecil Browa andD. L. Naoethese two being coaB&ered thleasi oboxwas to the comma-ity- .

Thkkaaw forkktrf

A' GROSS INJ USTICE.

The Flat in N..its Mondays is.uecontains an outrageous editorialheaded "Elated Japs " The in-sn- hing

hingnage used in thearticle towards the Japanese in-

dividually is not deserving of anyattention, bnt the braggart whowrites for the Stor makes a state-ment in which he tries to placethe Japanese in the light ofcowards. He says that tho Jap-

anese "have fallen . into the errorthat iHs the guns which win a

battle and not the men behindthem." " "

We don't believe that the Slarman knows mnelrnbout gans orfor that mat!er about men, bntwe do know that thore isn't a

! braver,-- a more warlike and betterfighting nation than the Japanese.That thej when thoy were madeacquainted with modern war im-

plements immediately placedthemselves in possession of themis certainly to their credit, and itshows that tbeywere no fools inrecoguitingagood thing whoa the'saw it. They have not alone gotthe guns, but the certainly havegot the men behind them. Tbowarlikespirit among tUe;Janpaueseof today has not abated one whitfrom that of the days when thoyfought and bled like heroes, andfurnished their poets with iuealmaterial for their glorious songs.

Tho STtr does not realize thatJapan is not a small island likeHawaii. The Emperor holds hissway over 40 millions of peopleand everyone of them is a Jap-

anese. How man "Americans5'does Emperor Cleveland ruleoven now manv Americans are. . . - - . -. .

Ttheie m thQ Uiutea feti,tes navy- -?

The Japanese are not alonegreat warriors, but they haveproven-themselve-

s shrewd states-

men. If the' wero not knownto be both, the Eussian Eaglemight today be where the FusingSnn is or the Eose of Englandhave supplanted the Chrysan-themum. Tho bravery and skilldisplayed by tho Japanese dur-

ing tbo present warentitle themto the respect of all. Every greatpower knows Japan well enoughto adopt a policy of tfniands off.''

A SILVER KING.--

The big English melo - drama"Silver King" was givon lastnight to a large house and thedramatic portion gave excellentsatisfaction. Tho only featurethat niarred a completely perfectpresentation was' tho bunglingwork of the stage artisan1;. Mr.Dailey had prepared a number ofnew and artistic settings includ-ing two revolving sets and in themovement of these tbo stage at-

taches proved very- - inefficient.Tho railway station; tho wood inwinter and the two ship yard

jscenes wero both etiactivo andproved Mr. Scbloth to be an ex-

cellent artist. We shall lookforward to some late and artisticinte-io- rs sets iu the near future.

Tho dramatic action of thepiece is particular- - intricate audfrom tbo m order in the first actto tho arrest of the real culprit,the audienco is carried through a

succession ot scones tuat arenumerically to numerous. AsWinfred Donvor,fMr. Snow wasgraceful and effective; Mr. Hal-l- ett

played Oapt. Skinner, "thoSpider' ' in a careful and forciblemanner and Miss Dalglish wasa sweet Nellie Denver. There arenumerous minor characters, re--quiring a number of doubles, inhich some appeared to good ad--vantage but in some the trans- -position was not distinct enough.It is to be regretted that wo.havenot the facilities on our localstage for such presentations, asso much space is lost in theAuditorium that could bo nscdjoadvantage back of the curtainand Manager Dailey continuallyconstructing new material willtend to crowd it still further.

Tomorrow evening the companywili present A. M. Palraers wellkown society drama "Jim thePenman" which has an interna-tional .reputation.

A yoang Hawaiian who"a whileago hired a horse and drove himtodetV was p for trial in thePolio jpearl today. A-E- o

Hawaiian

,-- Hardware

Oomp'y.

. September 17,1891,

If we - remember correctly the"Charleston" was the first of the'White Squsdronlo. visit Hono-

lulu. Her arrival on her secondcruise is still in the minds ofpeople who were here on January29, 1S9L When with flags athnlf-mas- t and vards cock-bu- n b

she entered port with the bodyof Eing Eufakaua, tne kind at--tentions shown by the officers tothe King during the voyageto the United States.and the, al-

most sacred manner in which thebody was guarded while beingborne to the Islands, endearedthe "Charleston" to the peopleof Hawaii. As much as it was inthe powtr of the people, theirappreciation was shown to theofficers dnring their stay andwhen sailed tli6y left graven ontablets of love aud memory, ev-

idences of their Aloha for Ha-w- aa.

Few, if any, of the officers

who were here then, are on thovessel now: some have reachedthe age of retirement and othershave gone to other vessels butthe Charleston is still greoninthe heart of tbo Hawaiians.Have you ever used a PansyStove? Wo havo tbeeu sellingthem for four or five years andtoday they wear the "YellowCoat" iu tho empire of stoves.They ai--e recognized by everyone, even dealers in other stoves,as a superior article and onewhich they do not care to run upagainst. Of course stoves maybo bought from peoplo who arenot dealers. We have peoplerunning here every day or two

for fire bricks and parts belong-

ing to stoves they have boughtfrom' other parties, and whenthey find they cannot get themthoy discard their stoves andbuy a "Pansy." You see thereis a disadvantage in buy ing dearthings at low- - prices. Come tons and get a Pansy at $15 00 andyou get full value for your mo-

ney. You ddn't get a 75.00range for fifteen dollars, mindyou, but you get a first classstove that is worth Thirty dollarsto any one

Our Beady Mited Paints aresuited to tho wants of ueoplo whohave a little painting they wantto do themselves. The advant-age in buying ji prepared paintis that --you have tho benefit ofthe best misers in the UnitedStates without having to pay forit. The paint is ready for usedirectly yon take the top off thocan and if .yon don't find it cheaper . and better than any you canmix yourself we are mistaken inour experience' In California thepainters -- are using the preparedarticle in preference to buyinglead and oils because they find itto their advantage to do so Webelieve it is ouly a question oftime when the painters hero willfall into line.

Hanging lamps-ar- e in as greatdemand now as 'ever. Peopleseem to want something for lighting purposes that will give asgood light as the, snn they findit in the lamps we aro giving ay.

Our cheap stand lamps arean excellent thing for a servantsroom and will find a readv salein the Island stores. We cansupply any . demand, for a singlelamp or for a thousand.

There's lots of Hawaifanswhose KInleanas need "fencingand weave the wire with which j

to do it. Wo have also tho ma-- j

terial for building a fenco thatwill last until long after the inil-teni- um.

Instead of paying ahigh price for posts, or even get-

ting them for the cutting;, yourfence will cost yon less mwney ifyon buy steel stays and washersand make & Jones Locked fence.

We have everything yon wantin the hardware sad house far-nishi- ng'

goods like- - yoa ' wish.And . we court investigation as totheir quality and piicee.

; ". JOT Fort JStmt

BJ33?S ofWOVEN WIRE!

OY THE

19th mteTiA DDysteste&s Wols-- .

Did anybody ever hear how the tanas first- -

Tlaw the milk snt in the cocoannt; whenniano seed was sown;

From whence the natives came to people thisfairlwnU. -

j And when they died, whre thoy all went, theiV-- J-

-

Thew facts are all mvsterioas, and no solc- -

onet.And there's otlier mysteries qnucas uecp

which are not tetcomed yet:Who iras it ran the opium rinc, cot in the

liquor free.How was It Customs men weie blind, detec-

tives conld'nt ses?

Who'Tkcoins: to be the Tammany King oftli.lfcmost pion town,

Who'll start the Show, to whom shall ve allplank the "needful" down;

Win, will be Boss, and run the firm, whowill the Buckley be,

Tc doit on the Frisco plan of the GreatRepublic free?

One thins we know that BAILEY'S BEDSare mde of WOVEN WIRE,

They ive ns comfort, peace and rest, and areall that we desire;

He takes no pat tin politics, but docs thebest he can.

To please his friends, antl show that he's theWOVEN AVIRE .MAX !

WOVEN WIRE -- BAILEY,

Manufacturer ofWOVBN-WI- RE Beds, .

Holl Street, Honolulu, (nextdoor to Horn's Steam Uakery.)

Sr-yl-d by iUl RespectableDealers.

a tig 14-l- m

JUST ARRIVED.

Ifl SY- -, CARRIAGES

OF AIL STYLES,

C4RPr. ftr ii

y

MATS,IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

".HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Machines,

3T All With the Latest

PABLOK

Organs, Groitar c----. -

.And Other'Mnsical Instrument?,

Wines, Liquois, BeerALWAYS ON HAND, AND

FOR SALE BY

ED. HOFFSCHUEGEB.& CO.

King St.. oppo. Castle &. Cooto'al

ASSIGNEE'S SAUTHE ENTIRE STOCK OF

Wennero Co.

WILL BE SOLD 'Regardless of Cost

sept6tf

7IAYI EEED1ES.

Tntli .CORE Cotwoinptfoa, RheamatlsEi.Cawrr!,Crpap,an SUnduauts, FeaaleCow'pltst3,cd Piles lo the worst Jora.Hopes are entertained that it will care

upr-rosy- .

Tfcev ra Veretjtlila Kxmsdi.a .ha nsed by the noil tlellecte sad tie youngest J

ca 2. SoMtr2rr.C. Q. Galleway, 1 8 KIaK street, wfBlock, ccd Hartaoar Kail, JSoaoloIa.

CARD OF-NOTIC-E.

Scharf & Co.. has removed to Ar-lington Block Hotel Street, wherethey will be. batter able to serreand please their Patrons.

Will keep oa hand all the latestvpapers. .

B,ok SUUoury PeriodieaJs &KoTelticfi , in allhnachw of thtrade, '

- - C ""''--- - '".' ; i

.. . -- t i,r.--

ARRIVED

"SfMii5'n

French and Scotch Ginghams

j$m&1?'

Yicioria Imwns (new), 10 yds for.. .:... TV

White Dress Goods (new) .10c, locT, 2js., 25c. .. rWhite and Cojored Dimities new. ,V. 20c. a;i I jIilannellotts, all colors, (new; 10 yds for, Si

5"The old maxim "There is nothing new under Uu

srmjIjnocked ont. Call and be convinced.

M. S. LEVY,Who is now'settled in Benson, Smith & Co. 'i

Old Stand, Fort Street.

Itanal Iron Wori

Qokx Street,Between Alakea & Bichard Sts

THE UNDERSIGNED are prepared toI make nil kinds of .

Iron Brass, Bronze, Zinc,

Tin and LeaiLCostingv. Also

General Repair Shop for Steam Engines,Rice Mills, Com Mills,

Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc.Machines lor tho Cleaning of Coffee,

Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal,

Pineapple Leaves it other Fibrous Plant",

And Paper Stock

Also Machines for Extracting Starch fioPi

the Manioc, Arrow Root, etc.

3T All Orders promptly attended to.

WHITE, RITMAN 5t CO.

: FURNITURE DEALERS. :

Be toinfornx the public that they haveopened a

Branch Store at No. 322, Nuuaiiu St.,

Where they carry a complete line of

BEDROOM SETS, dlAIUS,TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc., Etc, Etc.

'Furnltureltopairod ami General .Jobbingnt Itenoonnblo Hates.

VING FAT GffAN,Factor-- , corner of King and Bethel Streets,

sept ms

y. Lull sing,Dealer in Frnits and Groceries.Fresh Fruits by Every CaliforniaSteamer, Eresh Island Butterfrom Hawaii. 135 Fort Street.Coffee Boasted. P O. Box 169Fresh Island Produce- - GoodsDelivered to Any Part of thoCity, jy21

NOTICE.

D. Howard Hitchcock has re-

opened his classes in drawing andpainting at his Class-Boo- m onHotel St.

Glass instructions given everyWednesday and Saturday from 8p. x. to 12 P. 3L

Application for tho full termshould be mado at once. ' lw

CITYj CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KINGnd BETHEL St.

AT ALL HOURS. --

Both Telephones No. 113.

J. S; ANDRADE." Manager"

iune-15-tf- .

TBCOS- - xliiisAV

205 Merchaut Street, Honolulu..New Storex new Jewelry Gold

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry Msinufactore to orderWatches cleaned knd. repaired:

GaHJn and inspect.,56441' ':

To Xt or TLease,

ttWToiiNKM, 'ptoI krMr.m

..BmZ."AIMHM K 9mm m.. T "

twmu 9tvr. aaH."j-- -- WWWW toA.

i""SS--- . -.

i,O

," - -.

"ffMialW ; T'lf. -

.

. . ,

. .

-

,

--"

- m&&Bk

(new) ...lOc., 20e. an! .

ttgrnz. o rfrv?TbK CN yJSopYrisJi-r.t.j- p

JiT'SATOSSUP

Sometimes where to go t$ cr.chase any particular arti-l- e, Vainot if yon happen to wmt'-vu-

thing in tho lino of

rt-ist- gupplies,

Picture

or enlarged portraits, tLr. .sbut one place in Honnlnln hpurchasonil materials, anl tintsKim BBOS.' Storo, for wh.chthore is no rival on tlIslands.

Tho finest paintings in Haw,it,are on exhibition in this gallerr

The firm malcos a speci tltv of

enlarging portraits as well a3

making picture frames n tievery latest styles of monllicg-- .

In tho sheet pictim-- . tltyhave thousands to select fioru of

which they invito an insr.vti.aat any timo.

;iI2sTQ BROS-- .

Hotel Street, : : . H r, !a!a

aug. 2f)-lm-d!v.

FOR SAL

A CompleteHunting Outfit.

. One Irish Setter b tuh f t 9

best blood in America; ri "er 1

in the A. K. S. B. an-- l i r!broken.

One Pointer bitch hy tie nee-brate- d

Gleubeigh that r slO'"in England.

One Pup five weeks old fatherand mother thorough bred--.

One Bockboard built e"1fr hunting purposes.

One 12 gauge L. C. Sm tb a

as goid as new and in fin crder.The above outfit will be soU -- heapEnquire of

' W.- - H. CUNNINGHAM,

Anchor Saloon.sepl9tf

$& MACHINE MADE 3

POI2- FACTOBY, : : KALlHI

Taro Plants, Fresh Tops and Rff- Taro.-a- t all times.Ring Up Mtitnal Telephone 5T7.

Beit ais. w:i, wilcox.jy25". ' Manager.

OiTY DUAYAGE CO ,

Stand: Queen and Fort Street" Whit nl "Riifc S....1

iKwyiSt.Bani at Reasonab'e Rate?- -

" ' " 7' .&

hc Htotoimm Calendar.

OCT . 10, 1894.

. M !t. r Fr,t Lw4

J--1

l 3 1 AUL-- ! FnHHeon,C. Ai li II 1nl iai "lit!!-- JFIrst QnftrtcT,

14 IS n;I7 ISlJOW "21j . i . j i iUpra.

2 a stss aej TO 3 i -. 23I

.! 2 ! 99 SI i

VitSiRLN IXVOKTi

KATAL VBigHLS.

HUMS IIi,Majr, Kfiflittioanlt, DC,

MffltailASTMEK.

Ik Aimni Dw. ywotia, N S W.m hk W H JMukkkI, Nilam, S F. .

i . .rwr A Mm. lift bol. San Franrico.S ', ) M Ketton, lTen, Cray's WrW. j(. s. S. AMtraKiu Hoadlctle, S F. ; '

,, t.k UiMinu,Mswe.

.

I'OHttlON VIlSSELS KXI'ECTF.D.

-

hr RabertLewew .. Laymn Id ..DnoOf'P S S City ot Pekimt.Yokoiuinw. .OctHktae lUotr. Lya Id. ..-O- ct 5 '

,-- h Alice Cook... Pt TownsendOct 12

,,. ).kt Kl:kitt....rtTowasnd.Oct 20f--

i,i .k EIrinore XcvrcfttIe....Ocl ?oDk tttilwir Forewt... .Newcastle Wet --'nIjirk Ilooteiibeok... Liverpool Oct 80V.,rhrEva Ear6k Oct 3lH. hk Mnn AlH..Xev.'castl.. Nov IS

in .Newcastle.. .Nov 30". r --liip Obnlror. . . Xewcutflc. . . Vov SO

ftnbaif ..Bromeu Dec 10-- JiiplI FGhwk Liverpool.... Jim SO

I'OltEIR.V til AIL SEKVIOE.I

Btenmsldjw will leave for and nrrvctniai San Fnncieo nud other foreignport, on or abont the following dates,till the close of 1S91.

Kir San Fiunoisco.JFm. Sax Franciscook Vakcwjvrr. or Van'Coua-er- .

Poking 0t OjAustralia Oct. C

Anf.trl Oct. lR'Arawa Oct. 24lHinela Oct. ISjMonowni Oct. 25

Miowera Nov l.Australia Nov. 3

AntnJ...Nov. 10 China Nov 12

Mariposa. ...Nov. 15 Alameda.... Nov. 22

(Veanic Nov 19IM owera Nov 24Arawa Dec. 1 Australia Doo. 1

Australia Deo. SjOcujic Dec 11

Monowai ....Dec. 13; Mariposa... .Dec. 20

Miowera. . . . Doc. 31 jArawn Dec. 24China Dec 31 Australia.... Doc. 29

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

where it can nlwayu befound cool and fresh on tap. We

do not deal in "'FredericksburgBeer" as the morning Paperthrough so.t.o mistako has adver-

tised. Call at the. Pantheon frre-fres- hing drink.

JIM D0DD, Proprietor.

Talk about bwying asses. Thotown is full of them. McBrnyer's

whiskey is only to bo found attho Empire Saloon. And Yhen

it's found it slays and brays.

En. Boqna of theEmpire Saloonhas mado a uow deal which will

touch tho hearts, or at least the

I alates of many u thirsty wander-

er. Ho keeps half-and-ha- lf"

on draught and serves a most de

licious and cool beverage, farsuperior lo " plain" boor,

so 17 tf

J. J. Williams tho well-kno- wn

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on Watch

Dils aud Silk Handkorohiefs.Complete sots of Lantern slideslocturos can bo had at tho gallery.For they aro sold at a reasonablefiguro by tho dozen or by tho

hundred.

L. B. --KERR'S

ANNOUNCEMENT!

1 HAVE JUST DECEIVED A

H LARGE ASSORTMENT OF-- .

FINE SUITINGS,

ELEGANT,' PATTERNS,

AND LATESTSTYLES.

These goodaVdlo sol m any Quantity

'" from .

100 YadsDown TO Exougu

"

" toMAkesikgiSuit!

HilD TIB 'FMiXa. i$. KEKK. - impost,

5ac .w-'- -- t::Ss - ..,f i ;J;?

J "' ' "' Tjt'LM .. m.. . rf " -i II -- , - ' 'l 'l

LOCAL HOJES.

Char! ey's Aunt on 3irv.'The phonograph b.s gon i0

Mani.

The Hawaii arrived this momJing from Hainftkua .

. .r -- . ,-- - -iUT. L tins. Oreigutou is in town

again

The Gtty of Peking wjfl notarrive bofore Friday or.Satnrdav.

Mrr Hendry retnrneil from Ha-waii yosterday.

The Portognese assault case Iipbeen postponed,

"Jim the Penman" will bringoat IocrT sooieiv en masse.

The W. G. Hall will leave oniPridav for Muni situ! TTt.w-.iJ- J "

Tomorrow theX)ai!er coninai.v. . ,Tw, !,a.v J"ntue i'enman."

luo trustees of the Queen's!Hospital met this morning. -

Editor Hoogs is.around againafter a severe spell of illness.

Air. Julian Monseriat is intown under medical treatment forhis eyes.

The Quintette Club will phty it tthe Hotel tonight during thodinuer hours.

A number of tho orthodox. Jew-

ish firni3 closed today, it being aJewish holiday.

Frant Godfrej is preparing abook of reference of the votersfor the coming olectibn.

The Kahukn ranch will bo soldunder order of the conrt on Sat-urday tho 13th insfc.

The Paradise of the Pacific willba published in time for the out-

going mail on tho Australia.

Thoro are no now developmentsin the police force. Tho officers

fined for assault aro still around.

Tho Uluhaini'ilama gardenswill open tomorrow. All thela'dies invited should be in attend-

ance.

The different branches of thebusiness of tho Wilders have beenincorporated into three com-

panies.

Tho sale for M Charley's Aunt'opons tomorrow morning at 9:30

Ther owill bo a big line waitingfor Mr- - Levey.

A number of seats for Charley'sAunt" which will be piesented attho Opera House nest Saturday,has been subscribed for.

The Japaneso immigrant steam

er duo, according to sonio state-

ments. According to others she

isn't comiug at present.

A number of tho Central-Unio- n

pillars "called, at the Advertiwr

yesterday. The city odifeir -- 'saw"them and felt like ''raising" them.

Jim tho Penman" which will

Ibo presented by tho Dailey Com

pany w night is a highlythrilling play aud will draw a

largo crowd.

"Corner Grocery" will delight

the little ones on Saturday after-

noon, and in the evening the latest fad "Charley's Aunt" will

bow to Honolulu for a first timo.

Mrs. O. O. Berger will leave in

tho Australia for Sun Franciscowhore sho ffill join her husband.

It is resrotted that tho health of

Mr. Berger is. not as good as. itcould be wished.

Mr. Clarenco Macfarlane re-

ceived a new carnase by theAustrali:u It is probably tho

finest built carriage of its kind in

tbis.towu and especially adaptedfor trarellMg over rough roads.

Severn hoss fnrawKed orMiifarnisM r enquired for

Ril at lie Hoaolula OilealK-s-

uu AKeacr J3 Jsort bt. iryelve a liousato let or mtsh to;

UJHev-- -

Santa Clau3 Heard From.

Tfcq Goldy-i- i Rule T$azar re-

ceived u fine K-- or ttaont of Cfer; trec goods by IJi a Aaslntii. i 'up-pers aud momiuers will do wetto call in and get ideas of Grhstwill be of interest t--j the kids..Tho invoice received is so earefnlK" selected thai rlie mrsf fMsftrf

I -- - --- - tdious of onr precocious childrenwill bo able io be satisfied. Andthe manner m which Mr. Rev--nbids bnys bis goods otltto place them in the markfabulous low prico. By the samesteamer the Bazaar received? alarge invoice of the finest writingpaper in all qnaliiiosand she?.

! Received

Mr. H. h. Yeriaye who hsacted as French Commissionerand Consul - general since thedeparture of Mr. Yizzavona. haspresented his credentials to the C,4vsi irepublic and has beln formally rdmiiy lI 3111186recognized. It will be rememb-ered that Mr. Yerleye arrived Saturday Afternoon,ftere with credentials addressed I I CT. 13, 1S94, at 2 P.M.

ly beeifnnnble to Uko his pro!

psr place iiwretolore. isow cre--dentinls wddresed to the Hawai-ian Itopuhlic nrriVetl b the Aus-

tralia and wore promptly pre-

sented bv the eoiamit-sionor-.

Harry Avmitage sold a loJ. ofsaddles, harness aud waggons onbehalf of the Bishop esute. Asaddle made specially for Prin-cess Euth and big enough to ac-

commodate a family was sold forSo. Tho wiolder of the hammeris evidently not an expert in stable nomenclature.

Physioiuus advise people notto drink water for two months tocome. They say that there isincipient fover in the water. A

business man stated today thathe wonld preffr to have "remit-tant- "

fever in tho air. Long LifeWhiskey is good enough for theaverage citizen. Xobody needsb .ther about the water.

Band Concert.

If tho wc.ithor permits it, theband will givo a concert at

.Thomas Square to-nig- ht. Thefollowing is the programme:

pakt r.1. March "Manhattan Beach" Sonsa2. Overtui5 .'..Thomas3. Fautnsia "Tho Princess Air". . .Clarens4. 'Bemiuiscsncea of Verdi" Godfrey

PACT II.5. "Eeminisosnces of Off3nluoa"...ConradiG. March "The Bdlle of Nott York"..Clark7. Waltz "Baautiful Blno Danube-- ..

Strauss'S. Polka-"Nunan- u Valley" Berger

Hawaii roxoi.

1!ai afJi

V-- ay

NOTICE is hereby given, thatall claims ng.iinsc tho

will be settled by Jas. F. Morgan,and all outstanding accounts duetho Oiiiteijiox Saloon and thejobbing Ijouso of L. H. Dee up toto the above date, are p3'ab?o to.Mr. L. Tr. Dee.

All bills against L. H. Dee,please present immediately forpayment.

L. H. DEE. .

--Honolulu, Oct. 3, IS94.ocl0 3m

Wanted.TWO U"firuished Houses of

6 to S ROOMS each. Enquire of

103 fori Street

:wmiV

HattLHaiissi

The und'ers'gied having Leasedthe we'l fcn'wn IlaNiwaI Bathriots at "Wikifel bgs U it forut 1

you, that it wal oe run as a

Strictly First-Cla- ss

fc BATHING RESORT.

3wekrscearanodittonf f"rjp'iec nl Children. ,

""f H S BARTLETT, -

Pripnettr. 4wmt Yjroj'iriN d wel foealtX.; p.;TrA-e- i p the place

eoS

ijj&WrEK

Qr-m-A HolsiL. J. LEVEY Lessee

V. R. DAI LEY. . Mauser

Second Season of

Dailey Stock Co.,

under the personal direction ofV. R. Dai lev.

1

Thursday Erening.OCT. 11, IS04,

"JIM the PSHMAH.

"A - Oomer 6008,"

Saturday Evening,COT. 18, 1S94,

"DHAEtETSAMf."

jSF Doors open t 7:30, Curtainwi!l rise t S o'nocfc prompt.

so22 td

V-AJISraTE-

As Hous.-keepsr-" or nurse byexterienc$d nurse just from theU.S. will leave the Island t nurse.

Inqirre tH'LoiirA Ofeice.

octS 8tsd

TL.li3ESXJIsrG KEE,"

49 KING STREET.

TINSMITH, ajs--d DEALER IN GLAS3- -I

ware, Crockery, Coal-Oi- l Stoves, WaterPo's Plumbing in All lis Branches Faith-fully Executed. jylS-l- y

PIONEER

Steam CSNDY IL

BASSJSRV and

Ice Croam Parlors !

3 W894 m

PRACTICAL

GOjS? FEO TIO NJEK- and ORNAMENTER

In all branches of the business onikete Ularuli.

American, English, German and FrenchPASTRIES Made to Order.

BIRTH-DA- Y AND WEDDING CAKES

Made of the Very Best Material andat Reasonable Rates.

Famiiy Graham & Fancy Breadfficoyi on Hand.

ALL CONa?GTI03TRYManufactures! at My Establishment

Are Guartntml to be PosUlrcly Pure andSold at Pace no other cstsblUhmtntcan cornicle with-- ,

FACTORY AND STORE,

No. ! Hotel Street, Honolulu.Both Telephones No. 7L jySJ ?

'POUND MASTER'SNOTICE.

Notice is hereby giwn io all!persons that thre are- - at theGovernment Pound at Masikt.1 cream niato n brand. 2 whitefet on r'ght sMo; 1 bwwn h ir&branded V x on r gothmrt hip,white 1 oa back, 2 whitespot on-hi- 1 brown mar branded Yr on left hind hiprlchest--

jnut 3r not InRd; I bnwnmare aud 1 vouns hors brmd-d- s

IPB on ieck; I bey horse brandedAF an bind hip.

- Any person r persons owningtheeV horses, are requested toooBse and tke the sakis oa. orbforel2 o'cW ao, Saturday;Getoir 20,14

; w m. iJUPA,rimnd ! aster,.

MWklOa8,18ftL. ' gejBm.

LADIES' COLUMN.

'DeyUorHv u Isiiafeci tfeat yu ate gaiivs givticket t tl Yfcttfef Dco5ftTtttmake aay tUSirtiace haxr macfe 1

prcl!i These are andoebfediythe leading quesUqas of the day.Yo tvoeld think so ifyowknew howawmy times weimve answered themm the lest week but we never tireof answering any and all questions,oar only regret is that we are unableto give onogcamfj exedraon andtak all r customers U the Vol-ein- o;

there is a way tbrouh thstevery ono cn t there throughtheir dealings with ns. Quick Selesend Small Profits mean simply this.Economy to yon and if yon wish,to save the d;nrence between "oiirprices and facey prices it won'tbe long bef re yu will realize thatJudicious buying ill jyvBrpleasure trips. KEEP J3YERY

PURCETASE CHECK! you get

between now and Ghristmes, end ifyou want to,, you can give themto some wi rthy friend.

It lookas though the rainy see-so- n

has set in and we ffre going to

make a run on rainy weather goods.

UMBRELLAS A: PARASOLS,

COMFORTERS & BLINKETS,

from Si. 00 up.

FLANNELS & F L ANNE LETTES,

SKA VLS & WO "LE G jODS .

The good-- tre all new and j stwhit you uead.

JfJF Do y6i want to see the

Volcano? If yon do, you have just,as good a ohince as any one else.

E. & H.

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

Fred. Harrison.

CBHTRKTOR AND

BUILDER

Tlie LeadingBuilder

IN HONOLULU.

Estimates givm on all kinds

of Brick, Iron, Stoue and

Wooden Buildings. Job-

bing of all kinds.

Building 'Material for Sale. 510

and 512 Eiirg Street. Residence

Telephone, Ball 22J. 'p. 0. Box 11.

oc2-- tf

yi ks j",' Etc..

Corner Kin? and Alakeo Streets.

Oanrkio s.-- :- M iters

"" By Eray Steamer from 5an Fran--clco;VHh

Fresfi Fruit, ..Oysters,

' ' Salmon, Poultry,EtcJ Etc., EftL; Era

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.,

.':

:

House to rent and forsle.R-n- is collected, conveyancing itall its branches attyudetl to withpromptness and despatch. -

HOXOCLC BEVLiEsTATE AOENCX.

103F.rtSt

NOTICE- -

During' ray abace from thoconiry after the depjrtiiro'of thsj"0--ni- c,J for China Chin. Doak

,il(baTO full charge il&y baa- i-neki rfad affitrs; gtneraHyr 1 '

Ah Cksw l

awMiiMi

MXUFJlGTURma CO

DEALERS IN

IRDN", DUMh, 'DAK,X.SjtlL and all kinds o!

uELiTiaQE -"' --MilTERIALS,

- 1ST- - TO Qaeen Sfcreel- -

Benson, Smitli & Go.,

Tke Comer r

JPare Drao's,- if

-s

ti

"V

Jiiae Perfaaies ,

Prompt A.tteatLoxi,

&r Low PricesGoraer Forfe tSt Hotel Sfcs. rUi

and Ret til in

?

an"

,, 03SD Br TH

t

W r.' Ufl., n.B1

H

- r

frjft- -

.isr

wm&mm

s5

lAaQDn

oc4

DRUG STORE

.B.D..PIPE;IS

I-

ir. j&

HOLEISTER & CO.

Importers. Wnoiosilu Bjal-jr.- ?

-

Sziofeln.g's'Z'oToa.coo, and

Agehts;for the Celebrated.

GMADE PARI.

.PUEIKED WATBE.-

OXro Microbes,IS iOONSOMOAWO

SODA WATER WORKS;CO.UPAfy LtmiW.

l3r2.e3r" "cuxrilslri.

roTXn.tizi.s

h . r' ' I- - ; t

--

EXCEPTING ONI

S5cu.xe a.3; Orsrstal--. i" L

., rrrsr

"- -i

ana -

-

-- . t.

1

Sa" X3 5is

r

V uug

i.i

l;

ii

it

bsJSbWIIB

ifc Tajmif f i

'r-J- L

Braxtoh

Establishment.

This Pirsl-Cla- ss Bathing Resorthas been enlarged and is now opento the public It is the best placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, andthere is no "better Dlace to lay off.Special accommodations for La --

dies. Tr metre psse the dor everyhalf hour, and on Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,?v2-- Proprietor. -

Per S.S. AUSTRALIA

from the Coast

CAMAKINOS

RefrigeratorContain a Full Supply of Ice

House, such as

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Fresh Salmon, Cauliflower

Colory, Muscat Grapes,Poaches, Apricots

Mectarinas,Japanose Plums

Tokay Grapes,Gorman Prunes

Crawford Peaches,Silver Prunes

Rose Poru Grapes,Bartlett Pears,

Siklc Pears, Etc.

California EmitMarket.

Mutual Tel. 378 It

Tinsmiths and Dealers

--IN-

Crockery, GUssware, c.

WATBU PIPES liAID AND PLUMBINGNEATLY EXECUTED

Joi-- t Nttnaan St, betwoen.KlnR Jand HotelAseii Building jyo 2m

MEDEIROS & Co.Merchant Tailox'ft"

American, English nud ScotchTweeds tin baud. First-clas- s

work guaranteed.Hotel St., imlor Arlington Hotel BiosHonolulu.

S. T). OKER,

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

Harry Klemme, Manager

Oor. Nuuanu & Beretania sts.

Ifonolulu, H. I.

Tha QnlyJSportiug Honso in

Town.

CX H?, S. a Specialiiv.

LOHENGRIN LAGER BEER

Always ontDraugut.

2 GLASSES FOR 23 GENTS.

J3ost 0 Wines, Ziquors, --

(i7i& Cigars,ALT7AYS.0N HAND,

inltf

C!2!22? JE5 S32

CONNER OK

Nuuanu and Beretania Stretii.561 Both Telephokei:- - -- 5i

vGOOD, RELIABLE ax

ssr USTSTDGEt A.NO R.--

FIRE AND MARINETHE USDERSIGSED IS AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FJEE and ifAEINEEISKS ON

Buildings, Merchandise,Hulls, Cargoes,

Freights andCommissions

At Current Bates, in the Mowing Cos.

namely:

ROYAL INSURANCE COiIPANYy LI VERROOL,

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MARINE, LONDON,

WILHELMA OF mIdGEBUHG GENERAL INSURANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

J. S. WAI .KER,

Robinson Block, Hold St., between Fort and Nuuanu,

Have Just Received, per Late Arrivals, the latest Stock of PUR

N1TURE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Eds.ome Carved Bedroom Sets

In Solid Oalc, and of the LATEST DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

lTICKBR --XKTA. 3EL EI ,Beautiful Designs of "tficker Ware, consisting of

SOFAS. CHAIRS, ROCKERS, etc., you can get these in anyFINISH you desire.

Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in every stylo, including OFFICEand HIGH CHAIRS.

BZSTCHZLTSIOajT TABLES,We have had a number of calls for these Tables, with CHAIRS to

match. We have now in stock the most

. BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITURE

EVER SEEN HERE.

and ChiffoniersSideboards -:- - -:- -

w& X I "VL 3XT JS n

Divans covered with PORTIERSilaco of LOUNGES wo

aigo stock of PORTIERS to selectmanufacture them to oruer, ann nae a

from.

"Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

are becoming quite rage in

Residence:410

P. O. Box 117

1

I

BIoa , etc

BIEIDIDIIfcTGr-- -

Groat Assortment of WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand and made to order.LIVE GEESE; FEATHERS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows.

CRIBS, CRADLES, etc.WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.CORNICE POLES, in wood or brass trimmings.

b :e s3-- . b :t.gkMattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired at

reasonable rttes.CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating undor the Supervision of

Mr. GEORGE ORDWAY. .Our Goods are First Class, and our prices are the lowest Come

and be convinced a trial is solicited.Bell 525. telephones: Mutual 645.

ORDWAY & PORTER. Robinson Blook. between Fort and Nunanu

Telephones:Bell 351

Mutual 417

F..SB. THOMAS,

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Griven on A.U TiVids, OF

ffiON, STONE & WOODEr Rj-))-

Estiraates

BRICK,

AU Kindsjof. Jobbing in the Building Trade.'""v to.

1CEEPS IfOH SAJLEsBmr, Lie, Cement, Irox Stone Pipe and Fittigs, .

--

Old & New Corrugated Iron, Miston.Tilee,Tiles, aesorted si and colors;

. OaHftMaiauaBd-Montwe- y Sa3,ura&ite Uaibig asd

the

Mutual

ei.

i i

Attended

Quarry

Corner Sloe. SmithOFFICE- - dl YARD 1 Office Hours, xa M..

B.SiKK3E?BBH dd. - - . inn il T in if -- - " j, . t ... l - t . r

,

t Sts.: t

i.i.' ifcm

. f

35 "5?-

5

-- - --y.

Tf fcUa iCT"5.

Life & MarineINSURANCE.

HARTFORD PIRE INSURANCE CO.,Assets, $ 7,109,825.49

LONDON-LANCASHIR-E FLRE INS. CO., '

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00THA3LES-AraRSEYeALARI- NE INS. CO.,

Assets. S G.124,057.00

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,Assets, $137,499,19S.99

CO. BERGER,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

ijjjE. En

i

,

V

mmjjIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

-roceries,

ProvisionsAND

EAST CORNER FORT & KfNGjSTS- .-

New Goods Rec?dBy every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

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

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

IVO. Box 480. Mutual Telephonk 245.

The Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Buy

New and Second Hand FurnitureIS ATiTHE

CORNER OF IKing & Nuuanu Sts.

jy20

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND.HOTEL STS.

Heaflprters Enterprise Brewing Co,

Largest Consignment of Beer

.that'ever arrived here, noy J

" on" Draught

jSvH a .. J. DODD.Proii'r' iu ' ' , . J

ISTOTICE. -

Io fatere aR BILLS for undertaking vrfllbapayabk on presentation. We are cora-pelifi- Ci

to resort to thkrale, onaoeouut oftke isabuity to eoileat the majority of oar

odertekiBg bOk after funerals are otst.WILLIAMS BROS.,

13). 'A. WILLIAMS.

aa27-l- .

S90 Ring Up .290r

United

CarriagejZ." -- " Js?"TT- - edmpariy,

1.sS-e- .

ivttf om&imrvM8.- - M. REI8ia.CraUINN

Vj

m vk

Fe'ed

X L Honolulu

in. 1.

T. B; Muri?ay

I.v Vel to le Found

On the Old Stand; No. '14

King- - St. His Rusinc!s us

CARRIAGEAND

VAGON MAiirirtrnniru E

Csroes Oil

13? When the '.'PEOPLES'' - -,

PAHTY'' gets smashed Tie

will he ready to

REPAIR PAIR kM TBI I!

At a Eeasonable Figure. No

Extra. Charge for Furnishing

them with Common Sense.

LET THEM 31INGUP

MUTUAL TfiLEPHONB 3.

! Removal !

HAVE MOVED TO

Morgan's- - Auction - Rooms

for artiort time TfearwtUUelli- n-

Departure Bay. COALCHARCOAL,

ALGEROBA and

KINDLING WOOD

In any qnantitj.

Both Telephones 414 aut

POUND MASTER'S

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons thatthere are at the Government Pound at Ma-ki- ki,

two strayed bulls. 1 black buU

branded R on right hind leg. 1 pinco bullbrand indiscribable on rIeS

Anv person or persons owing these onusare requested t come and take the same onor before 12 o'clock noon, SATOBDA1,

SEPT.15.1SW.JAMESKUKONA,

Pound Master.Makiki, Aug. 30, 1SM. nug30-lwd- y

Pioneer Shirt Factory

ESTABLISHED 15$?.

- A. M. MELLIS, Proprietor,

5IS Fort St, Honolulu, (Upstairs) Good Fit

CONSOLIDATED SODA WATER CO.

(LlJirtTED.)

ESPLANADE- -

Cor. Allen and Fort St. : : Honolulu

IIOLUSTER & CO..Agent.

FOB SALE.

A FINE "MIDNIGHT" STALLIONcolt belonging to P. D. Isonberg. The )U

can bo n at the PANTHEON STABLE

from "

The White-- House!

118 Nuuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS- -

JJ Firjt-Bte- w Rooming Jloage

IN EVERY EESPECT.

Rooms ta $150 to $3,00 per feelor 50c, per Day.

PROPRIATOR.

Bell Telephone 132. aug22

NOTICE TO.

Visitors, Picnic Parties. Lnans

AKD

GENERAL PUBLIC!

At Smith's Bos an--d LivsryStable, Kixa Street.

Adjoining Metropoh'tan Heat Market.

Is the Chapsst Place in Town yon can getBasses, Wagoneries, Buggies and SaddleHorses. Jt will pay yon to call and seebefore tou try elsewhere.S Mutual Telephone 408 g

angl-t- f

wi4'y & a

Wpeale Wiqe

Liqnop Dealer.

19 Nunanu Street

We.wwia otilyonr attention toOnr Special Brands

kongIife 4 frre Crmfc. eis--v-

rTeqenc'ksbu'r'gWWR

j QONSALVB'Altsrayj Kt9 on Ho I a j --

of he Vt rr

Best Pioneer Soapla Dws of4, 45, , - i -

TUB SOAP Tt ttt

Rwst Imported Hey?

SPECIAL PRICES FOR - , x.sIN LOTS

M WBf it" CiLMPS

Celebrated Brands of

scotch mmmXamdy.

BEN ALDOCHLAX.

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlhct

GLE ,NI0N Extra, Sp,

GLENLION

SPECIAL LIOUEUR

SCOTCH WhISKEYlj

City -- Carriage

F'7Q. Co.

Blacksmith Shop

107 KING STREET

D. BEJfiT, Hp)

Blacksmith WorkAJ.D

Carriage Repairing

PAINTING : AND : TBIMMbG

In all its Branches, at Bed

Bock Prices.

Mutual Telephone 3b2

ffF Give us a Call anJjcdgfor yourself. j23

ADIOHISTRATIOM'S x HSTIC:

THE UNDERSIGNED ha ic l--- diTappointed Administrator or JL !'Petelo KLikoi. (k)latc of Hue uvi--ideccajed.

Notice Is hereby given toa- - l' "

the deceased to present their 1 1 1 n: w- - 1

secured by Mortgage, or otfwjf hfauthendlcated and,wlth thepfiervo" if.if any exist to the nndersin 1 w "-- amonth3 from the date hereof or b .forever barred; and all pers"ti3 .A ' --'the said deceased are rtquts f nuemediate payment at the (Mr i J --

Kacija, Comer of Qu-e- u ai :Streets, TJp-stalr- s.

KAILI PETELO KK'!Administrator of the Etal vf Tki

Kakoi, (k) deceased.Honolulu, Sept II, 1SW. - ; 1 L 5

yjee; chas,DEALER LV

Bfen'p FiijB FnPnifiing

Fine TailoringPine Chinese and Jap anese

HandkerchiefsNbs. 31 to 33 Nuuanu St. H to-lul- u,

P.O. Box 253. JP

J. H. TRUSCHLER,

Boot &; Slioeiaafeer- -

130 Fori Street.

BepairJng, neatly Dtme, b&sol and heel wftu pegs, &--H-

alf

sole and heel sewing, S- -

au7

'Ladies Shampooing a s

ftiirk(iWpL-- v JSmohdu. aug

J 5

yJ1, v - -- ?" CJ' j- m-- -

- i .H,--- i

i.r i Jr.iSlM v,-a- 2'gmiiailiiiiWirtiiimtiHiiK wl umii Mrti'J1fll)lftif pillilMiil