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Vol.. , Honolulu, ii. i., Monday i;vi;mo, novkmkkk :k uHS'3ttfl ION

vj A o ILL Cv C( H K h O. A.STKVEN,- U li A I,- -

MILITARY REVIEW.

Palace Sipmri' on Saturday lifternoon looked like the old I i mow , be

Shipoiiig & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION A I NHUIlA Nt'H AGIJMH,

TKSt L'AY A! Li ii'.i.iA.

Wltl-i.- it I'tM Im-- .... il "il H 'Hft't In- -

lit Mlkll'-

'I In' iiiidIii in IM- I'm i of I .m Ii it i :t

dot's not ofli'ii r'-"- f ti Ii tut'Hppr.'H lllll'f H- ill I oil tin' "tll oflliin iniiiitli. - i.r iiiutf i!,!i ii tti'i k

pDHti'in hud In en up niiiiiiiiiit'in"ntiili'lic upolts" ut lii' li'iKi'liall(ripiiid to cdiiiiihmiCi' b K o'clock tt.

in. Altiiotirli it was fuiiiiii iiii0isi-lili- -

to Ih'iii ipiilu on tiui', the ic(i-p- li'

iixsruililcil in glrllt nlilnliiTS andthe hp rt s began at i i unusuallycurly Imiir.

First on the profrraiti v is a rilleuiuU'li, individual coinpi h' inn of liverounds. Two prizes. ' winti i

a list of the contestants ..ml theirscores :

Dunn .V1.M4 20Horner, C. F. . .41 !"" -0

liallaiiLine .V:SH 20lloruer, ( ;ai:i- 2- 17J)avison Di l i I l(i

-- UKALKKH

V kivr i ruth mailt'

arrani'im'tit with a ('-ivit-io'

C'uinp.iny in 1 1

Natvs, by w hicli ve

to Knlarjrv Por-

trait in Crayon or lipliaInk at thi' following 'ly

low rati- - :

14x17 in. : $10.O.10x20 in. : 12.50.8x22 in. : 15.00.

20x21 in. : 17.50.22x27 in. : 20.X.25x.'iOin. : 25.00.

These prices includeframing in 4, 5 or 0 inchMush and Gold, Whiteand Gold, White andSilver or Bronze Mould-

ings, fitted ready forhanging.

If you have anythingin this line which youwish to have done, giveus a trial, and we gua-

rantee satisfaction or wewill not expect you topay for it.

KIXG BROS.,Dealers in Pictures and

Artists' Material, Etc.,Hotel street.

200 ti

Boilders' and Genera! Hardware, Agricultural lisplcments,

I'l.AIN I'A'l ION l M.

Carpenters', MucliinixUi' A I'IihiiUtk' Tuola,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen UtcuHils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Guim-I- and

i n-r- f J jlt'liii,flittiM.

Jake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Ceatriiugals -

Wilcox & Gib'DS, & Roinmgtnn Sevmiig Miines,Dr. iw 3ocs faiclly Mvh'a

n

JOHN nottT"Importer and

1 iu Iron Hasps,

r'Trr?T'ft?ytf

Housekeeping GoodsAGATE WARE iH

WHITE, OKA1 AKD

! mm

IB

Dealer in

Stoves ii Fixtures,

& Kitchen Utensils,LARGE VARIETY.

HI L VE

-- P. O. Box 372.

Lincoln Block,

ON HAND.

-- P. O. Box 297.

-- St

--Telephone No. 92.

nLi ljiiLUiih"

- IK ft Ill IMII.H

iurj kluxmn Kx,cpt Sundays

At tin Ollli c, tjiecn Mint, Honolulu,II. I.

DANIEL I.OGAtt l.uitor k Wlawgar

VOK i k

L)..i!y Bjlli.lin PuuiUliinq Co:npitiy,(Limited )

hi kk) iiirrio:tDaii.v Bli.i.kti.n, 1 yi-n- $ti 00

" " (1 months 3 OU

" " ' IIIOIILllpel (lc- -iivciv.n m.

WliKK.LV ftCMMAUY, 1

year.... f 4 00

for. iicn 5 00

. iiuiti r. M si. :.fca!r"Addres nil business coinmiinlea-tion- s

''.M anai.ku Daily IJcllktin.'J ?T Address nil matter for publica-

tion "Editou Daily Kullkvin."P. O. Mux MIL Honolulu, II. 1.

IM. MONSABRAT,Attorney lit Law and Notary

Public. Merchant street, Honolulu. 1 -- 11

ALFRED MAGOON,J . Attorney at J.uw and NotaryJ'ublic. No. 42 Merchant street, Hono-lulu.

UW. Schmidt 6s Sons,Importers & Commission Mer-

chants. Fort street, (louolulu. Mil

nHAOKFELD & CO ,(Joniuiissiou Agents.

Corner Fort and Ijueuu streets, tlono-iul- u,

II. 1.

W MAOFARLANK & Co ,CJ Importers and CommissionMerchants. Queen street, Uouolulii,11. L. i -- i'l

1 ONS ALVE3 &CO.,VJT Wholesale Grocers and WineMerchants. Heaver Block, Honolulu,11. I.

T. WATBRHOUSE.jOHNImporter and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise. Queen street, Honolulu,II. l. l-- ai

V ILDEB dc Oq.,' f 1 Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails. .Salt and Building Materialsol every kind. (Joiner Fort and Queenstreets, Honolulu.

j ewers & CookeXJ Imp oilers and Dealers in Lum-

ber and nil kinds of Building Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

HONOLULU IRON WtRKS,Honolulu, I I H. I.

Steam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Coolers; Iron, Brass and Lead Castings;Machinery of every description made toorder. Particular attention paid toShip's IllacksuiiLhing. Job Work ex-

ecuted at short notice.

T. B. VVALKKU,

Coiitivictor .ml UuiKliV.Brick, (Stone and Wooden Building esti-

mates given. Cemctary Work and Job-bing attended to. 80 King street, Hono-lulu, lieh Telephone 107.

ir. EMEKSON,iNo. 135 FOBT H'f

Jlell Telephone 51.

. HOURS:

8 :30 to 10 :30 a. M.--flj ta, 2 to 3 p. m.Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m.

Residence, School st. Bell Tel. 140.111-t- f.

Mas Asserauce CtujaiTOK l,0l0. .

H. VV. SCHMIDT & SONS,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

u.

KliK htreel. Honolulu.Exoellenl accommodation for patients.

Dli. A. ii. ROtt AT, V. S.Office Hours 7:80 to 10 a. m.; 12:30

to 2 p. in. ; 4 :30 to t p. in.

Telephones: Bell 90. Mutual 183.P. 0. Box 32fi. 102tf

C. B. RIPLEY,AUCIUTKCT.

Office : Room B, Spreokds' Block.Mutual Telephone 208.

New Designs ! Modam UaiSdiogs !

Complete plans and specifications forevery description of building. Contractsdrawu and careful superintendence ofconstruction given when required. Callaud examine plans. npr 29 ly

NOTICE !

''PIIE patrons ol the Oceanic S. H. Co.A are hereby notillud that herealtei

no round trip or excursion tickets willDe issued for any ol the through raai"Steamers. These tickets will, however,be issued as customary for the localstKiimers '(Aiistialia' and "Zealaudia."Passeugrrs who hold round trip tickets

' and wish to take the through mailsteamer will be charged an cxtia fare off2.V

Per order of the Oceanic S.S. Co.WM. G. LRW1N & CO.,

64 tt General Ajjenta. .

fori- - "the inilitai v folly" win "up- -

pi'c.Mrd. Crowds lined the bordersof the upline fir half Bti hour beforethe troop appeared. It was nearfour o'clock when the Royal bandwas heard hading the column donnRichards street iron) the barrack.

His F.xcellent'y Governor (Jlcg-hon- i,

who was in civilian's clothes,made his reviewing stand on thesidewalk near the front gate of thePalace yard. He was accompaniedby Major Robertson, II. M.'s Cham-

berlain, and Major Sainl. Nowlein,Captain of the Household Guards,both the Governor' aides, in fulluniform.

The Household Guards numberingabout 50 all told were commandedby Lieut. Kaaha. The HonoluluPolice mustered about 45 men andwere in command of Captain Nahoo-lew-

Both bodies carried rifleswith fixed bayonets. After counter-marching round the square, the bandin the lead playing lively marches,the column drew up in front of thereviewing stand. There the twodivisions were put through variousevolutions, and after another marchround were exercised in the manualof arms without instructions.

The marcliiug of both bodies wasvery creditable, but the wheelingsmight have been better. One of themost notable features of the paradewas the fine appearance of the po-

lice. Every man was of fine physiqueand there was not an inch of differ-ence in the stature of any two ofthem. They were dressed in theirnew uniform, dark blue coats withbright blue trimming, white trousersand black helmet hats. The Guardsperformed the manual with first-rat- e

precision. The same might be saidof the police except for a few of thefresher recruits, who were behind-hand in taking the!r time and spoiledthe general effect on the first trial.There was a marked improvement ona repetition, perhaps because thelaughter of spectators the fir st timeput the slow ones on their mettle.

The crowd was parted severaltimes by street cars passing, aud onone occasion there was a little scene.Just as the trumpet sounded for themarch-off- , a car bell rang for apassage. The driver was asked towait a little, as the troops were justgoing to move across the track. Thedriver angrily protested againstbeing obstructed, and there wereloud jeers and counter-jeerin-

Deputy Marshal Mehrten, who wasassisting at the parade, just thenshowed his good lad by arranging togive the car a thoroughfare. Thecar rolled along its way amidstcheers, the driver glaring over hisshoulder in triumph. Counter-marching in good style the columnleft the field to the exhilaratingstrains of the band.

A FAVORITE REMEDY.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is afavorite during the winter months onaccount of its great success in thecure of colds. There is nothing thatwill loosen a severe cold so quickly,or as promptly relieve the lungs.Then it counteracts any tendency to-

ward pneumonia. It is pleasant andsafe to take, and fully worthy of itspopularity. For sale by all dealers.Ihmson, Smith & Co., agents.

FOli SALE or LEASE.

rpilE Desirable ResidenceJ situate between Young

,Jt1S and King streets, near Keeauuiuku street now occupied and belong'lng to Jobu Leal, t or particulars ap-ply on the premises. 2fi7 lni

. FOR SALE.

BURNISHED House forJ. sale containing parlors,three bedrooms, dining-roo-

kilcdcti, pantry, bathhouse and out-

houses, with lease of let. Inquire onpremises ou Young street, betweenThomas Square and Alapai street.

2.50 tt

10H SALE or LEASE

TESIL)KXCE on LunalilotVKiAV'I I V street presently occupiedfeSJiS by Mr. J.- - A. Kennedy, con-

taining double parlors, four bedrooms,diniusi-rooii- i. bathroom, large dining-roo-

kitchen and patitry; servant'sroom, stabling, etc., on rear of mainbuilding. Grounds, SOuxlO1) feet, welllaid out. Vacant on 14th August Lota Ijoining 300x105 feet may be purchasedou reasonable terms,

R. I. LILLIE,108 tf With Theo. Ii. Davies & Co.

Sucking Pigs!

For the Christmas Holidays. .

Cfioice k FaiMis PiSOn hand and for sale from now till

New Years.

Jay Orders will be received now inadvance for delivery when wanted.

KAPAHULU FARM.rvr Mutual Tel. sr2. 278 33t

THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPER1 "The Daiiv bullcliu." 60 ceum

per month.

Estate & mm Apnt.Corner Knit A M'rehaiit St.

Mutuil tel. 419. BrllT.l, 274. P. 0. Bi 40.

TO LIST2 OottaiicK mi Fort treet.1 JrllniK with 1) rooms on

Klrccl.2 Large Stores on KinK street.

FOR 8ALEBF.P.ETANIA. KTHEET.

Come and tee this, a good chance tomake percent at onre.

IMPORTANT SALE !

ON account of Captain Monsseuu'sdeparture by the next outiruiiiir

steamer, and to close partnership accounts Dr. Troussean offers for sale the

Hawaiian Ostrich & Egg Farm,

Ivupiolunl I'ark,Comprising the Freehold of the Property, rurultiire, Agricultural imple-ments. Windmills, Pumps, Steam Engine, etc., etc.

2 Pair of Breeding Ostriches,35 more or less Young Ostriches,

From a day to 8 mouths old ;

1 Horse aud Brake, 1 Express Wagon, 1

Cart, a large number f purebred BrownLeghorn Fowls aud others.

WOT I ue property will do sola as awhole or everything separately to suitpurchaseis.

There are ou tne f arm over zoo iaveiOrange, Adriatic Fig, and Olive Trees,and over WOO Imported Pineapple J'lanuiof the best sorts.

The whole of the laud is laid out forcomplete irrigation, the water being sup- -plicu from au luexliaiistible surlace wellof very sweet water.

Dr. Trousseau assumes all liabilitiesof the Ostrich Farm and would like allaccounts, if auy, to bj sent to hun byOctober 31st.

Inspection invited. Captain Moris- -seau will give every possible information.

M9" For price aud other particulars,apply to

4tt UK, TKUUooc.AU.

"EQUAL RIGHTS!"

CANDIDATES for Engineers asfor the following

Companies to be elected on Dec. 7.1891, to their respective positions:

"llolokahana."HAWAII ENGINE CO. NO. 4.

. "Our Aim the Public Good."

MECHANIC ENGINE CO. NO. 2.

"Where Duty Calls There You Williiuu lis."

PROTECTION HOOK & LADDER;CO. NO. 1.

- "Lauakila."CHINA ENGINE CO. NO. 5.

Chief Engineer:JULIUS ASCII.

1st Assistant Engineer :

JAS. H. HUNT.

2nd Assistant Engineer:D. L. KALAWAIA.

271 19t

Dsn Resmence Sites

FOlt SALE!

1HAVE Four Fine Residence Sites,on Piikoi street, for sale.

The Lots have a frontage of U4 feet ouPiikoi street aud are 2U0 feet deep, arenicely laid out iu f i nit aud shatle treesaud are all covered with grass; waterlaid ou throughout. The situatiou ofthese Lots ami the limited number makeit necessary that Intending purchasersshould make early application to theundersigned, from whom all particularscan be had. JAS. F. MORGAN.

203 tf

PUBLIC NOTICE.

KNOW all men by this notice that,and after this date, I have

this day discharged Mr. 11. C. Ulukoufrom acting as au agent for me iu anysense whatever, in the charge and ad-ministration of all my property, and iuthe collect iou of all dues aud rents uponauy and all my estate iu this Kingdom.

Any one who holds or is iu possessionof auy property or who has auy businessor payments to make, will transact thesame with me personally at my place atlluuuakaua, at Uouolulii, Oaliu.

KA1TOI.ANI.Per Jm. Nawahi.

Honolulu, Nov. 3, lsal. 259 3u

PAPER HANGING!IVE J. L Mkykk the Paiuter a callCM and hive your Paper Hauging don

promptly and neatly. 130 Fort street.P. O. Box 37. Mutual Telvphouaw2. m tf

Crockery, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pumps,

Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.

Plambing, Tin, Copper and Sheet iron Work,

llannclieri,' ... .;l i:t 10 15

JIavscldcn u:)l.'14 IITownscr.d M2(H 12

Ivueller ;il)12a 12

llartinuii 32220 11

Dunn, C. F. Homer and IJallen-tin- e

then shot off their tie, Hornertaking lirst prize and Balleiilitiesecond.

Second was a liuselmll game be-

tween the Lahaiuas and Laliaina-luna- s.

The game was long and hotlycontested, resulting in a handsomevictory for the Lahaiuas. Score, 21

to 1G.

Following is the remainder of theprogram, with the names of the win-

ners of prizes :

Hurdle .ace, 2 ft. 0 in., 100 yards.Hoys uml.T If yiais. 1st prize 85,2d 82. Dick Kapulii and DavidElia.

Fool race, 200 yards. Open toall. 1st prize 85, 2d 82.50. liar-rol-

Hayseldeti and Henry Clcave-lan- d.

Running broad jump. Open toall. 1st prize $3.50, 2d $1.50. CliasBlake and Henry Cleavcland.

Wheelbarrow race. Open to all.1st prize 5, 2d $2.50. llarroldHayseldeti and Rout, lluliautine.

200 yards dash. Hoys under 12

years. 1st, prize S2, 2d' $1. Keahonui Hoopii and Richard llauale.

rutting the shot. .Ojieu to all.Prize $5. C. F. Homer.

Sack race, 200 feet. Open to all.Prize 85. Paul Jones.

Hurdle race, 150 yards. Open toall. l it prize , 2d 82. WilliamKauweanaole and Hanold Haysel-deti.

Potato race, 30 ft. 0en to all.Prize 81. llarrold Hayselden.

Running hop step and jump. Opento all. Prize $2. liobt. Hallantine.

Three legged race, 200 It. Opento all. Prize 82. Wiiliiim Kauwe-naol- e

Race round the diamond on time.Open to all. Prize $2. James Haiku.

Obstacle race, 200 yards. Opento all. 1st prize $5, 2d $2. Omit-

ted.Greased pig. Open to ail. Prize

the pig. Joe Luahaku.Throwing the base' hail. Open to

all. Prize $1. James Haiku.Tug of war. Prize 85. William

Komohai and team.'Everybody turned out and all were

enthusiastic, it may be said thatLahaina has not had so big a limesince the Queen's visit. For thepleasant day, the people are in-

debted firbt of all to the Rev. V. II.Kitcat, the priuie mover iu gettingup the celebration, and after him tothe friends who so enthusiasticallyseconded his efforts. Many happyreturns of the day to all Hawaiianof whatever race!

THE MQuNiiiC STAR LEAVES.

The American missionary steampacket Morning Star, Captain Gar-

land, sailed for the South Seas onFriday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.Quite a unmbc of people werepresent to bid farewell to the outgoing missionaries Rev. F. E. Rand,who goes as a delegate of the Ha-

waiian Board, and wife, Rev. andMrs. Z. Paaluhi, who return to theirformer field of mission work, Tapi-taue- a.

Rev. Mr. Greely offeredprayer, after which Rev. Dr. Heck-wil- h

made a few farewell remarks ofa nitty nature. The departing missionuries responded. Addresses werealso made by other clergymen pres-

ent. The singing of hymns and theoffering of a prayer by Dr. C. M.Hyde lor the safety and welfare ofthe departing ones closed the services.As the vessel was leaving a hymn bythe venerable missionaries Rev. andMis. II- - Bingham was sung. PrinceHenry Nanpei, and Mr. Alexanderwere also passengers for Micronesiaon the Morning Star. Her Majestywas one of the party on board to seethe missionaries off.

THESE IS NONE BE HER.

Dr. R. L. St. John of I low land,Putnam county, Missouri, takes es-

pecial pleasure in recommendingChamberlain's Cough Remedy, be-

cause he knows it to be reliable. Hehas u.sid il in bis practice for severalye.irs, aud says theie is none better.Il is especially valuable for colds andas a preventive and cure for croup.This most excellent medicine is for

kale by all dealers. Beusou, Smith&, Co., agents.

Telephonns, No. 119.- -

Ohas.r ustace,

,'S SALE,

virtue of a Writ of ExecutionBY issued out of the Police Court, onIke 11th day of November, A. D. 1891,against Leong Chock, defendant, infavor of Chun Nam Co., plaintiffs, forthe sum of 94.07 I have levied upon

nd shall expose for sale at the PoliceStation, in the District of Honolulu,Island of Oaliu, at 12 o'clock noon ofFridav, the 11th day of December, A.D. 18'jl; to the highest bidder, all theright, title and interest of the saidLeong Chock,defendiint, in aud tothe following property, unless saidjudgment, interest, costs and my expenses he previously paid.

List of property for sale :

1 Ice Chest.i) Small Wooden Tables.10 Wooden Chairs.1 Large Clock.1 Large Looking Glass.4 Lamps (1 laige and 3 small).1 Lantern.1 Stove and Cooking Utensils,(i Pictures.1 Small Scale,3 Benches.1 Large Wooden Table.1 Water Filter.

Box Epson Salts.4 Box Candles.13 Tins Condensed Milk.Lot of Crockery.

(S'g'd.) J. A." MEHRTEN,Deputy Marshal,

Honolulu, Nov. 12, 1891.268 lm-4- 6 4t

S. M. GARTER,

No. MS Kins Street,

DEALER in GOAL !

HAS ON HAND FOR SALE :

Dcs 2i lire Bay Coal,

IN QUANTITIES TO 8CIT.

US" Delivered iu auy part of thetown.

187-BO- TH TELEPHONES-18- 7.

200 tf

W. T. MONSARRAT,

Veterinary Surgeon.

tW Olllce at Club Stables, Fort street.Both Telephones 477. oet 15--

KOTICE.A LL shooting of game over the lands

XX. of Wahiawa ( aianae-uka- ), Waimaiio, Waiawa. Mauaua, Waluu, the illof llanoliano below the Governmentroad and the lower or makai portion ofKapakahi, Waikele, Kwa, ig strictly pro-hibited without the necessary permitwhich may be had on application to Mr.J. M. Dowseit, at Bishop & Co.'s bunk-ing lloue Honolulu.

HOAEAF. RANCH,270 lui J.M.DOWSETT.

King Street, bet. Fort & Alakea Streets,

IMPORTER & DEALER IN

Groceries, Provisions, Flour & Feed.Fresh California Bol Butter & Island Butter

ALWAYS

New Goods received by evdry steamtrs from San Francisco.

All oi dons faithfully aUemlfd to and satisfaction guaranteed. Islandordui'M solioitod and imckod with caro.

Telephone 240.- -

LEWIS & CO.. Ill Foil Strtet,HONOLULU, H. I.,

Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions,

uir- -By each steamer of the O. S. S. Co. from California fresh Calafornia RollButter, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete line of Crosse & Blaekwell'B & J. T. Morton's Canned& Bottled Goods always on hand. Also, just received a frehh line of GermanPates and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved FruitB, Lewis & Co.'s MalteseBrand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, New Breakfast Cereals, Cream OatFlakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California RiversideOranges, Oregon Bitibauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc.. Eic. Satisfae'ivi guaranteed.

P. O. Box 145.

H. E. 'MclNTYRE & BftO.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

New Goods received by every packet from Eastern Stales and Europe,Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attendedto and Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orderssolicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1--

DY AUIKCHUY. CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY DISPLAY

11V -THE MUTUAL UFf. INSURANCE CO. OF HEW YORK.

KM flUl A. !lr I U V, ritMilnil.

Itsaues Every Desirable Form of Policy !. . ,

it hiMimid ii,.1)1.n,berimeitM.rganiX.uint1 THREE HUNDRED AND FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

Km New 1 listriliuliim l'olicy In the mo4 liberal ever offered by any InMirnnce ( 'oiiiutiy.

I V For full iii!itici,liir upplv to

f. n. nosi;,11 (Jem-rn- l Auctil for the llawiiiian IhIhikIh.

WELCOMING A PAWG.1.

The II. v. It. II. I'miUi, pu.ioi oftin' K t :oali,i'i t hiitih, "lit iin i

rM'l'pt!". lit till' l!l liillllU M'llli

li!H Kiiihiy luiiiiit:. Il w'i theHitKoi.,l inn hi:: between pa-- . orand rniiuregfil mil -- Hu e hi returnfrom In late tiaseW tlirmifli Kuinpeirol Aini'in a. I lie ground- - andfront of (he huildiliu well' I'l illicitlyilluminated mill I'liinot' lanternsprofu-el- v ' uttered. The Knytil

Duel si :ii iom-i- on the lawn

plaed tiiu-ie- al air throughout, theevening. The in-i- was aio nicelydecorated with fern and evergreen,and lung before the hour of recep-tion the main hall a crowded tothe door. All were eager to nhake

The New Detective Camera

.a EtAitlARET" Largest Assortment of Goods Suitable for

ETEr Offered in Hoioli!

TO FACILITATE BUSINESS ALL HOLIDAY GOODS "ARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES AT

LOWEST RATES. WE ENUMERATE A FEW OF THE ARTICLES OF

THE THOUSANDS IN STOCK TO AID SELECTIONS.

ONE-THIR- D SMALLER!

Every Way Better than Any Other Hand

Camera !

Just Received and Far 2ale by

BENSON, SMI HI & CO.,

ouse Furnishing Goods.Bedroom Sets, English Satin--

Sets, English WalnutScotch Chests of Drawers,mmm

L-- As1! EiigTisshwood Bedroomroom Sets,

f Kosewoodla Japanese

Honolulu, II. 1.

Oak Dinner Wagon, Upholstered Chairs, Kattan Chairs,Vienna Chairs, Oak Hall Chairs, Occasional Tables, FancyChairs, Iron liedsteads, Children's Cribs, Piano Lamps,Banquet Lamps, Hall Lamps, Rochester Lamps, Etc., Etc.

KUGS, CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN, Etc.

Tables, French Walnut Tables,Cabinets, Bric-a-Br- ac Stands,

Axminster Center Rugs,Sofa Rugs,Stair Carpets,Madras Portieres,Lace Curtains,Embroidered Pillow Shams,Linen Table Cloths,

Smyrna Center Iiugs,Velvet Pile Center Kugs,Door Mats,Chenille Portieres,Amritzar Portieres,Scrim Curtains,Linen Sheets'Linen Table Napkins, Embroidered Linen Carving Cloths.

CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

Irrigation Notice.

Ilosnli 1 , II. I , May i, 1MI.

Nut ice i Im i i I'V i v it to all liolilcrs

of WiiliT juivili yt't tliut nwitiK l llit

jrlinril ilnmlli, il ncror-ar- tliuttare ! in tin- - um of wutrr.

lloliliTx nf iriviliKfK mill

ire lliereloro relieelfullyreiiuedeil ti Hfoiet the l)emrtnienthy exorcising mmoinv in the use of

water.The irrigation lintim are from 7

8 a. m. ami 5 to 6 o'clock i m.

JOHN 0 .Villi K,

Bupt. lltiiiolttlu Water Work.Approved :

0. N. iSl'KNCKH,

Mininterof the Interior.121 t.f

1- - il

flailii gullefittPledged to neither Sect nor Party,But tUablitked for the benefit of all.

MONDAY, NOV. 30, 1891.

BOATING ACCIDENTS.

Two Marrow Em-ap- Yratrrday-Ou- tfatality Iteportrd To-da-

An accident happened yesterdayafternoon to the yacht Carrie Kobin-fo- n,

from which" fatal results werenarrowly averted by the presence ofmind and bravery of VV. Widdi field.The party, which consisted of V.

Widilifield, Geo. C. Allen, J. Coak-le- y,

Alex. Smith, Win. Wond andArthur Jones, wa9 taking in thesights on Pearl Uiver, when throughan unexpected puff the yacht cap-

sized, throwing its occupants into thewater, some getting entangled in

the yacht's gear. Among the latterwas Arthur Jones who was caughtin the sails and became exhausted in

his struggles to escape. He wouldhave gone under had not W. Widdi-flel- d

come to his assistance and car-

ried him to shore in safety. Hiscondition was critical when Janded,and it was some time before he wasbrought round. As 30011 as the boatcapsized all started to strip them-selves of their apparel, and throughthis act they lost more or less valu-

ables. J. Coukley is stated to havesuffered the heaviest loss, losing agold watch and a few dollars. Be-

sides Jones, others of the party wereably helped by Widdifield.

Another accident to a yachtingparty happened yesterday at PearlRiver. This party were more for-

tunate than their neighbors in dis-

tress, inasmuch as only one in thecompany suffered. The yacht wasbeing brought round on a tack, whenthe boom unexpectedly swerved andstruck Prof. Clias. H. Townsend onthe head, somewhat stunning himand knocking him into the water. Itwas some time before the yacht couldbe brought about, and the gentlemanwas fairly exhausted. A. L. C. At-

kinson, one of the party, notingthe condition of the man, sprangoverboard and held him till a ropewas flung to him and they were haul-

ed on board. Sir. Atkinson display-ed a commendable presence of mind.Mr. Townsend is attached to the U.b. S. Albatross,

This afternoon a message was re-

ceived by the Mutual telephoneollice, to the effect that C'apt.Wond's yacht had upset again today, and that a native had beendrowned in the accident.

HOLIDAY GOODS.

Keniovrl of kUtk of tli IalflHardware t'onipm .

The Pacific Hardware Co. have

moved their goods from Mclnerny

Hall lo the second floor of their new

building and are as rapidly as possi-

ble putting the stock in shape.

A portion of their new goods for

the holidays have been received, and

more are expected immediately,

when a regular opening will take

place. In the meantime they will

be pleased to have their friends visit

the upstairs sales and art rooms.

DF ANcTENT DAYS.

A Hawaiian Woman lle a Hundredund Ten Years Old.

A native woman who was alivewhen Captain Cook was visitingthese islands has just died at herhouse on Queen street. Her namewas Nalimuli and she was one hun-

dred and ten years old. OllicerC. B. Reynolds of the Board ofHealth issued the burial permit forthis more than a centenarian thismorning.

WORTHY OF A TRIAL.

If you are troubled with rheuma-tism or a lame back, bind on overthe seat of pain a piece of flanneldampened with Chamberlain's PainBalm. You will be surprised at theprompt relief it affords. 50 centbottles for sale by all dealers. Ben-Bo- n,

Smith & Co., agents.

HORSFORD'S AUD PHOSPHATE

Herowweadrd by lhyarlaaof all fcliiMila, for the bruin, nervesand atouiacli.

Auct.on Sales by Lr.wls J. Lne,y.

Household FurnitureAT AUCTION.

I Km! 1t,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,

1 will sell at I'ulille Aiicliiin. at the n.

Hit Ntiiiaim Mreel,

The Contents of 10 Bedrooms!

C'OIIKlstillK f

Dedsteads, mattresses,Mosquito Nets, Perilling, Bureaus,Tables, Chairs. Etc., Etc. Also,

Kitchen Stove & Utensils, Etc.I Sewing Maohine.

LEWIS.!. LEVEY,282 1 1 Auctioneer.

Wenner&Co.,

Kort Ntrot.,

JEWELERS.

Holiday Goods

BY THE

S. S. AUSTRALIA.282 tf

Honolulu fm Department

Election of Engineers for

1892-93- .

NOTICE is hereby given that thefor Chief Engineer,

First Assistant. Engineer and SecondAssistant Engineer of the HonoluluFire Department will take place atthe engine house of Mechanic EngineCompany No. 2, .

On Monday Evening, Dec. 7, '91.

gJ0" Foils to open at (5 :;i0 and toclose at 9 i m.

g,0"'otaiv are requested to pro-

duce their certificates of member-ship at the polls. (Section 3,

HENRY riMITH, .

Secretary of the Department.282 7t

GEORGE LUCAS,

Contractor & Builder.

Honolulu Steam Planing MilU, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Hraokern, Window Frames, Ulhids,Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of woodwork tinisu. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Hawing andPlaning. Morticing and Tenanting.CW Orders promptly attended to and

work guaranteed. Orders from theother Islands solicited.

M. I. S1LVA. M. GOMEZ.

HAWAIIAN

Electroplating Works,Opposite Moimon Church, Punchbowl,

Hanging Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets,etc , can now be Relac(iered and

equal to new. It makes no differ-ence how dirty and black they are, wecan make them look s good as whenyou bought them from the store. Try itand be convinced.

Mutual Telephone No. 700.258 tf

HOUSE TO LET

a Beretania street, be- -' tweeu Piikoi and Kee- -

aumokii streets, containing 5

rooms anil gnou staoles. llie l.ot islOOx'.H) feet. Bent 15 per month. Ap-ply to O A. STEVEN,

JS1 tf Cor. Merchant & Fort sts.

FOIl SALEDESIRABLE Buildiug

fe:ftk Lot on the upper side of!telSWJ Young street and opposite J.Leal's residence, having 50 fl. frontageuud ft. deep, well plunied with treesand (lowers, water laid on ami allft wed, Apply ' J- - LEAL.

iissnm

hands with their beloved pator, andit wa a scene chili acteristie of theHawaiian's appreciative regard for a

good and kind-hearte- d gentleman.Air. Parker addressed the assem-

blage in Hawaiian, giving incidentof his travel through the differentcities and the Holy Land. He saidhe was glad to get back again amonghis congregation, who were never outof his mind all the time he was awayfrom them. His address occupiedsome time and was listened to withevident satisfaction. Light refresh-ments were served during the even-

ing by the seminary girls.

When you want l'ortraitEnlarged c.ill ou King liros.,gt tu-i- r juice lit and seeRanil'H. They can't be beat.

"GermanSyrup"

The majority of well-rea- d phys-icians now believe that Consump-tion is a germ disease. In otherwords, instead of being in the con-

stitution itself it is caused by innu-merable small creatures living in thelungs having no business there andeating them away as caterpillars do

the leaves of trees.A Germ The phlegm that is

coughed up is thoseDisease. parts of the lungs

which have beengnawed off and destroyed. Theselittle bacilli, as the germs are called,are too small to be seen with thenaked eye, but they are very muchalive just the same, and enter thebody in our food, in the air webreathe, and through the pores ofthe skin. Thence they get into theblood atid finally arrive at the lungswhere they fastc2 and increase withfrightful rapidity. Then GermanSyrup comes in, loosens them, killsthem, expells them, heals the placesthey leave, and so nourish andsoothe that, in a short time consump-tives become germ-proo- f and well.

H. F.Wicliman,Fort Street.

At this season of the yearthe question naturally arisesin one's mind What shall I

give father and mother, sisterand brother ; and oh, yes, 1

must give so and so a present,and I almost forgot so and sowho has been so kind to meduring the past year: andthen I must send away some-

thing to my friends in my oldhome. Dear me What shallit he? "Wont some one helpme out of my dilemma? "Why,of course we will. If youwill only take the trouble tostep inside, we'll show you somany new and useful articles,that you will wonder you everwere perplexed about it. Iadhere closely to goods thatare in my line of trade, but asyou well know there arethousands upon thousands ofarticles in that line.

1 have ready for this seasonlittle Pocket Lockkts madeof a Hawaiian dollar. To allappearances it is a dollar in-

tact ; but by pressing withyour thumbnail in a certainspot, up Hies the cover andthere before you is well,whatever yon see fit to putthere. . They are splendid tosend away with your photoinside, and then they are Ha-

waiian too, and you are alwayslooking for something parti-cularly Hawaiian. In all othergoods I am showing a verycomplete line ; particularly soof line Diamond Jewelry, andSolid Gold Watches.

II. F. WICIIMAX.2 2

Schooner 'Kawailani1

OR Malae, Kaneolie, Heeia, Kalia-Iiii- i.

Kaalaea, Waiuliole anil Wai-fcan- e.

For freight, rates, etc., applyO. A. STEVEN,

Jf2 tf for. Fort & Merchant sts.

WANTED

A KKOONO-HAM- ) Ital.y (Wriiitfeattvj at llie I. A L., curner Nuuauu

Decorated Dinner Sets,China Tea Sets,China Breakfast Sets,Decorated Toilet Sets,

Japanese Tea Sets,Moustache Cups, .

Shaving Sets,Royal Worcester Vases,

Wedgewood Vases,Crown Derby Vases,Bohemian Vases,Cut Salad Bowls,

Cut Decanters,Claret Jugs,Fancy Flower Pots,Cloisene Vases,

Im.nn Vases,Satsuma Vases,Umbrella Stands,Pedestals,

Toilet Mirrors,Dessert Sets,Glass Flower Stands,Tumblers,Wine Glasses,

113-11- 5 Port Ntreet,

A MEETING OF THE

a' DHIl K AT 11 lll'L inirllllUl v

POLITICAL

Proiectivo Union

WILL MS HKLI) AT

44 Robinson's Hall,"Cor. King and Nuuanu sts.,

On .THURSDAY, Dec. 3 1891,

AT 7:SI l'('liO(!K I". 51.

Come One Come All.282 4t PER ORDER.

no ! 10 ion

im mm factoryA I HAKKUY.

"'Wf

m1 I8i i wmil

F. HOBS,Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook &

Baker.

hi Hotel St. Telephone 74.9t

BEAVER SALOON

The Beat Lynch in Towr.,

5'ea ao'd Ooffw at 111 Boars- The Finest Brands of

A. I wn yw on Hand,

C. BREWER & CO.,(L111ITKD),

General Mercantile

Commission Agents.LIST OF OFFICERS t

J. O. (arter President & ManagerO. II. Robertson TreasurerE. E. Bishop SecretaryW. F. Allen Auditoi

UIKECTOR8 :

Hon. C. R. Bishop, S. C. Allen,Bi. Waterbouse.

CASTLE & COOKEIXPOBTKHH,

Hardware, Shipping

Commission Merchants,DEAL! Rfl IN

General Merchandise 1

Plantation Agents,

Life, Fire A Marine

Irmuranoe AgenU.

1 1 HONOLULU, II. I. fl

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

Commissioner'ri

SALE OF HEAL ESTATE!

By order of S. E Pierce, Com-

missioner appointed by the lion. A. F..ludd, Chief Justice of the SupremeCourt, to sell cer-ai- Real Property ofthe Estate of the late A. Holster, I willsell at Public Auction at my Salesrooms,Queen street, Honolulu,

On SATURDAY, Dec 10th,AT lSiOTMUJK NOUV,

The Properly of said Estate situ-ated ou

MERCHANT & RICHARDS STS,AS FOLLOWS

Lot V'iyA feet frontage on Merchan'street, 82 to 100 ft. deep.

Lot 2- - feet ou Richards street, 62feet on Merchant street.

Lot 345 feet on Richards street, 120feet deep.

Lot 4-- feet on Richards street, 120feet deep.

Lot 5 43J4 feet on Richards street, 71

to 75 feet deep.Lot 0 43j feet on Richards street, C'J

to 71 feet deep.

Terms Cash in U. S. Gold Coin.

Or Deeds at purchasers' expense.For further particulars apply to S. E.Pikhck, Commissioner, or to

JAS. P. MORGAN,279 21t Auctioneer.

FOR KENT

& THE Very Desirable Resi-i"- S

1 dence located on KinauIg'S&gS' street near the corner of Pen-saco- la

street, present ly occupied by P.F. August Elders. House contains par-lors, Uiuiiig-rooi- n, kitchen, three cham-bers, bathroom, pauiry. veranda roomsand am pie closet space. Possession givenDecember 1st. Inquire at

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,245 tf . Fort street, opp. Spreckels

Honolulu Arieii Social

To be given at the

ARIO?i HALL,Near Palace Square,

Oa Monday EveDing, Hoy. 30th,

Dancing commences at 8 o'clock.

To be obtained at J. HuliasU's JewelryStore oil Fort fitret t; Hart. & t 'o.'s aiidLudnigsen & Crou's lee Cream Parloisou Hotel street, and from members ofthe Anon. 277 lw

rr i :

SHAMROCKIRlfSH

Table Linens!ffT Unsurpassed for Excellence of

"Quality I

fjF Unsurpassed for Durability inWear!

fjF Unsurpassed for Beauty of De-

signs!

(C TRADE ))MARK f

- t'Olt HAM.K MY -W. C. 5PR0ULL.

275 tf

ANCY GOODS.Lawn Tennis Sets, Croquet Sets, Pictures,Japanese Screens, Fancy Clocks, TennisRackets, Writing Catscs.;. Writing Desks,Electroplate Water Jugs, Electroplate But-ter Dishes, Electroplate Fancy Ware, Solid

Silver Spoons, Solid Silver Napkin Rings, Hand PaintedSachets, Fancy Hammocks, Ink Stands', Triple Mirrors, Toi-let Mirrors, Hanging Mirrors, Dressing Mirrors, Hand Mir-- ,rors, Flags, Fancy Saddles, Silk Hose, Neck Wear, LinenHandkerchiefs, Point Lace Handkerchiefs. Limerick LaceHandkerchiefs, Japanese Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Pur-ses. Letter Cases, Pocket Books, English Bicycles, DressingCases, Manicure Sets, Photo Cases, Albums:

TOTS AND CAMES.Rocking Horses, Velocipedes, Drums,Trumpets, Horns, Rubber Balls, Foot--r

balls, Draught Boards, Toy MusicalInstruments, Wheelbarrows, Carts, DollHouses, Dolls, Mechanical Toys, Box-es Blocks, Tool Chests, Etc., Etc., Etc.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS CARDS:

Raphael Tuck's Latest Novelties,

Hildesheimer's Latest Noyelties,

Prang's Latest Noyelties.

Etc, Etc., Etc., Etc275and King mreeU.

lUHu RAILWAY k LAND cO e tocAL a;-.- o'l: m WE'LL LET YOU DOWN EASY.:;y Bonds,:

I ....hmu TABU.

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Anic Mon.u ii.ii.,; -'- i .4:t l : :i !,:::, '"''Ifsvt Hornumi-.- .; n:;, ,M ;,:4.-,- t In , n ..vmI, is i i an-iv- imArr1v.HwlUli...::i5 U 4:fi.", :ftl4 ,. ),,,v,.r lunch,..'...,.. I.v

I'KA.il. :irv local. lialia.Uavs Honolulu s::n. .... ,.. ,, , ,

Arrive ftRil City Ii:(i7jj.... V"' l1'""1 w'n 1!

levo t'rai! Cliy..tl:u:i .... x.ici.il mid dance ni tleir li.iil tinArrivn Honolulu. ..(I:4u eveninn.

N.liiril:.voiily. jTVKxrv-oi.- c cm-- ..f .lru.,kvnii.-

n .e Plli in i.iil'I hi le w.i- - a !:. t crowd i.iii.n; i

t iieir h oi.ls.

Sr. A in ir- w V D..y '. iii' Iw nty-- 'iu'lii 1. :lli.l.V.'ti.-r- ol III ii.- ' ll ..

lin hi. b.n.ieli.i IV., I.M- lai.d .. f ,. cm! mm... Tb .t ev. u' '.v.. mi a .!.

t: W.-t- ! yrca! .! i a I Ill

InU'iwlii) purchasers must

not think, because our stock

is new that our prices are high.

They should he because we

have no shelf-wor- n goods.

We ''let you down easy" on

anything you buy.

Glassware, for instance, is

something every one wants.

You can't do better anywhere

than with us, and as you read

this we are placing in position

for your inspection hundreds

of dozens of Tumblers and

other articles made of glass.

li-- J-r-T-- ty "')i...-- i i'oa.jeo-i- , Ginghams & Cotton Crapes j

... N'.v. Ii ' in"

i. Ul" 'O ) 1C 1 .V .; y ;Jr!.:'.',jacre 'ihiwh4j Saturdays excepted.

A Full A, .ii. cent of Si.es ai.d Colors.

m Mimmkm m $1.00.t III ".., I. a a n

this n.oriiin.VV. L.OVK, tth" has been

relatives in ('..lifmiiia and Oregon,will return by the S. S Australia, to-

morrow.Mish Amy llnnis is .p.'i td l.onit;

on the S. ii. Au.-arali-a due n.w.She has been visiting tri. . i s in S.uiFraneifico.

day t...i. I lie .J.i n 1 ..: i,

n e. j.' i..n the .'i vii, . in I t

ill1.;, al which the guests told tin-

King Was not feeling w. 11. I.nni.iymon.i.ig (In miiiii.i.!y w.i sinnl.-.- lny the w.ini thai, he wjs .!. .;, I.

TltK Hawaiian tb j a I mc. i.i' the;V. M. C A. In M r.M'iriMf at Kali n.i- -

kapiii (Tiiircli on Saturday ti.i.ri.ing ;

in belli r ol I in!. 'p. r, dei.ee .lay. 'I bechoirs of Kawai.ii.au and Kaiima- -

kapili ehur. iies, coii.bi:ied, leaderedvocal si leclioli- - in kicpii.g with 111.'

occ.isinii, uccf nipaiiie.l by Mr. W'r.iy '

Taylor mi the organ U..11. Iv. K.Lilikaluni, oiator ot the .lay, give a j

liisio'ieal sketcli of the day and hi- -views of its wiii.-l- ivcre fullyi.lirei:ia!"d by ibuse pi. sent.

Uv' 3 ;mdni 1L. J. Lkvev will aiirtiuii the furni- -

turo of ten beilrooms. at10 o'clock on the pivnii.-cs- , liil JS

unu street.

ALVLRTISi.SC NOTES.

Oknthal, Market .SuiiHae, can't heheat. 3--

Foil line Breakfast Sausage, rail althe Central Market.

W'tNMCH A Co., ji wH.th, oxjk'CIholiday gond, on til.. An tralia.

The schooner Kawailani will 8i.ilfor Oahu ports elsewhere specified.

Ci t gliiMri perfume Louies in groatvariety at the iew Drug Store.

2 tf

HotutoN, Nkvvmam & Co. have thefinest tooth brush, s ever imported.

2-- lf

Aftkk fhiiving use Uiicuinher .SkinTonic Benton, Sii.il h & Co., Agent,..

1 tf

IF YOU l)D, IT WILL PAY YOU T'o CALL AX I) THY THOSE

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,F'ort street, oppo. Spreckels Bank, Honolulu.

rV; fi. ' 1h :i !- iizt &( u Q't, j W H

THE Scotti-l- i 'I hmle C.ib will hel l

its regular me. lin this veilii'g.Anybody is Welcome to the ( n tertain-men- t

of the evening following b.isi- -

ncssA large party oi society peopl"

spent liidepei.d.'iice Day o.i ihe b.iiiks :p. o. nox 480.: 11 v x i i a : mutual tel. 90.

Trie IhJi.-- - t. mvs'I Ifyour ft - nils :t!ro:iM i Kin,'iiros.' lliii-tru'c- d suvM.icf ila evi.ii. v.liith is jtot t et s

ii' lor the j;uipoKo andnot an adi-ri-- . ii;t'!i.

JUsT RTCCIVCD Z CI FROM THE FACTORY.

These are not the ffAi:f..;ii Lkak Vauiktv, sn often palmed off as realMani'a-- i by some dealers, l.ir, the Ci.Xt'IXM (.OODS, coming to our baudsdirect from the makers. l ot tbi reason, we are able to oiler you a really

Went Cor. Huiviiu Sc Kins Htreett.ol Pearl kiv-t- . They wi re not inquest of pearls, as there wai many"a one among 'em "

Tub U. S S. Albatross will leaveport in further oursu.-nc'- oi the cuiiL'survey on Wednesday, iieiore sot tingout on the main route ugaiu she willreturn to IIouolulu.

ScNlifKN relieved ut once by Cncumber Tonic. Benson, Smith $: Co.,Agents. - l-- tf

The regular meeting of Lodge Le

lloni:ON, Xewmnn V. Co. have asilj.erb lint; of tenth In . i

they ilaraule.- - vv.il hold the brl- - les.Ii Dot as re; reseiiti d Ite.-- r ftli.-- ibei:ioii y. Tin ir cntir.' line of ' goodsnr.- - new and .i best qiiaiity. Jviw

gj&-- All kinds of NEW and SECOND-HAN- FURNITURE sold cheapfor cash at the I X L.

)gr The I X L pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for all kinds otSecond-han- d Furniture, Stoves, Sewing Machines, Etc., Etc.

f0-- IF YOU WANT TO SELL out your Household Furniture in itsentirety, call at the IX L Auction k Commission House, corner Nuuanuand King streets.

Prompt Returns Made on Goods Sold on Commission

J rogien Ue 1 Uoeanie will be held thisevening.

The Mechanics will hold another"rally" on Thursday evening in

hall.

For S3 30 to 37.00 Par Hundred.

re--

Mr. Chas. Chester Fo, a recentarrival from Diifish Columbia, has.been committed to this Insane Asy-lum, on evidence of t wo local doctorsthat he was iiillioted wiih i.eute mania.'

Mr. M. V. C. Foster of Pain, andMiss Mamie Kii.tr, daughter of Mr.Thos. J. King, will be in iiritd at St.Andrew's Cathedral at 11 o'clock to- -

-- oS. W. LEDERER, PROPRIETOR.

Ui'.t e 1 U ' IHniiohiln. II. I,

OJFICIAL notice of the II. F. D.elections on the 7th of December isgiven

Delicious cotl'ee and chocolate willbe served every morning early at thu

Tulime lee Cream Parlors, Ludwigpon,& Crtm, Hotel street. '12L tf

i'"X'I r

KM m I nn M illmorrow morning by the Jiev. Ale.-;-.

Mackintosh.

Two heavy lines for having liquorunlawfully in po.'se.-sio- n imve beenrecorded in the I'olieo Com-- e:.li'.wl:r

T''OTICE is berebv uiven lli.it ontiic- - 27 ill "i N'ovellliier, 1V.1.

.Mrs. Miintikll of li'.uoiillu, eolivevedall of her j r perty to the ui.l'! d.ieitin tin. I, and she no longer b .s con-

trol over the same. 1 hat ad reelsui.il accounts dm; the es ate must bepaid "in me, and that I will not beresponsible- lor any debe. or i.blia- -

lions heitafler f..ntract.-- bv her.O. A.

2S2 lw Tins!, e.

:.!( Ki lXU AO'J'HX.

EEGU).K nic-ti- of Ledu'" LeV Pupil's .le roe. anie X. a.

V A A. M.. will In- - bebl '1 LIS ( loailavj ;

KVKMXli. al ".:!.. o'.-- ek a! ti.cir lia'tl.of cliiee.'s. A tu'l at.'.'tidaii'ee

i requested. VimiiImts f iiavaiiauLnde are cordiailv invited n ! e pre- -sent. SAM'L XOWr.K.ls.

2sl ll

It. F. Wich.MAN, jeweler, ismies anaddress to the purchasing public, inwhich ho tolls of some raro souvenirgoods for the holidays.

O. A. Stkvkn has a notice in to-

day's issue with regard to the con-veyance of Mrs. Manuka's propertyinto his hands in trust.

tte Store Open Saturday Evenings till 9 o'clock --m

Call at B. F. Ehlers & Co.'s, 99 Fort St.,FOR A FINE SELECTION

HOLIDAY GIFTSPuch as TOILET CASES, MANICURE SETS, COLLAR & CUFF BOXES,

GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, ALBUMS,Etc., Etc., before the assortment is broken.

LADIES' JACKETSAND A NEW IMPORTATION OF

DRY & FANCY GOODS.

AXU EXAM1XK TI1KIK XKW STOCK

K.bbo-- s, L'aces, Ha!;dk3p. !ii:fi, Parasols, Dress Goods, Silks,Trns, lite, E;C

NCW C-Cf- CE '00"S IN GREAT VARIETY !

A'e are showing a choiee line of Ladies' & (Jentl.Miii.'u's

.Macintosh IleJn Coats !(Just the tliie for a Christinas present.')

Silk U m b I:i ?u r;(iics' .v IJenl Icmen's.F1XK GOODS AT LOW l'UICKS. -- a

H. Peterson sull'ered a penalty of f 100and Louis Martin was fined $200.

'j The latter uoled an appeal.

11. B. M. S. Gaunlt, which camefrom I'.squ.n.alt via ililo, willlitre about two we.ks. Leaving here ,

she will sail lor Tahiti, the l iicaiiiiIslands and a cruise amriig the Si.iiih

j Sea Islands. From tht re her v.rxl '

port of call will.be the co .st f C inio,'

i South America, tiieu Co qiiimbo.

Puke Fruit. Juice .Syrups can befound at Hobrun, Newman & Co.'snew Soda Fountain at their store,corner Fort and King structs. Y..ucan buy Soda Water Tickets (15drinks) for $1.00.

HONOLULU, Nov. 30, 189LGentlemen:

Your advertisements in the daily papers of Honolulu areevidently written by a person who lias a long head --but thereare many people on these islands who are desirous of knowingwhether your writer at any time juggles the truth. We askas a simple matter of justice to the public, to yourselves and toother dealers in Honolulu, that you state over your own signa-ture (in such space in the daily papers as. we will provide andpay for) that your stock of Lamps, China, Glass, Silverwareand Novelties uis the finest ever brought to the Kingdom andthe prices the lowest." This, we una erst:! nd, is the rock fromwhich you carved the foundation of your phenomenal successin business. Are your advertisements in any way misleadingor exaggerated?

MANY CITIZENS.To the HAWAIIAN 2IARDW ARE CO.,

Fort St., Cp. SprockeiK' Block.

S. LEVY. tarn Slaship Go'sStBamsMs Co.8. EHKLICH.

-- AND THEmmmr-- O 1"TEiPLi Occidental & Crienldl S. S. Co.

Portraits Enlarged

Water Colors, Inula Ink, Crayons

and Pastel I

AT THE KOl.l.OWINd UATKS :

RECGCKITlllN OF IMPENDENCE.

319HH Mcm-Uii- "latnnlay tttTUoiinmN.'iuni'1'.

The Independence Day muss meet-

ing at Thomas Square on Saturdaymorning: was not as Jargo as mighthave been expected. There were

probablytwo to three hundred people

seated round the band stand, when,

at nearly 11 o'clock, the ltoyal band

TIHK TABLE:COliKEIt POKT & HOTEL STKKKIS.

THE BALL CAME.

The ball game on Saturday wasnot largely attended, owing perhapsto counter attractions in other partsof the city. The Aliiolani and Iwi- -'

lei played a good g;ime up ta thefifth inning, when the latter teamwent to pieces, allowing their oppo-nents by a little exertion a completewalkover. After the lifth inningvery little interest was taken in thegame, which finally resulted in avictory for the Aliiolanis by a Hcoreof 12 to !.

The following is the olllcial score:

LOCAL LINE.

ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS Arrive Honolulu Loave Honolulufor S. hfrom S. F.

played the opening overtme.S. S. AUSTRALIA:Jt was a loint ceiem-niio- in

measure or uie uui lYrtiuiuina,Mechanics' Union and the Liberal Dec 1 Dec 8

Dec 2!) Jan 5party. That is the ilia nrsisecuicu Jan 2(i Feb 2

1st 2nd ili'd

Nizc Grade. Grade. Grade.14x17 $C 00 $12 IN) 10 (10

HixiO .... 20 00 lti 00 12 nil

ISx-'- i 25 00 20 00 15 00)'x-- 5 00 HO 00 20 00

4x2...'... 45 00 40 00 24 0050 00 45 00 25 00

2(i.l 10 00 50 00 :)5 00

20x41 75 00 00 00 40 0040X110 100 00 80 00 00 00

AI.I.UOHM. Feb 23 March 1March 22 March 25)

permission to use the square, irumGovernor Cleghorn, and the Unionagreed to take part. Then the April IS) . April 20

May 17 May 24

June 14 ". June 21

July 12 July S)

Liberal party got permission to use

the grounds, having applied to the

A Fine Line of Black Silk (jrenadiitcH,An Elegant Stock of Dress Goods,

WHICH WE AHE OFFERING AT LOW PKIUKS.

46-in- ch AII-wo- gI Henrietta Cloth,Just opened in all the uew shades;

El Melta ii LacRs, Emuroiflaries, Flmcte, Etc.

LATEST CHIFFON LACES IN CREAM.

KID GLOVES!

Minister of the Interior, iney aiso

For Yokohama & Hongkong.Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way to theabove ports on or about the followingdates :

Stmr. "China" .......D c. 15, 191Slmr. "Gaelic" Feb. 11. 1892Stmr. de Janeiro" April 12, 1892Stmr. "Oceanic"...... Juno 9. 1892

For San Francisco.Steamers of the above Companies will

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

Stmr. "Rio do Janeiro" Jan. 9, 1892Stmr "Oceanic'.' March 5, 1892Stmr. "City of Pekirg" May B, 1892Stmr. "Gaelic" Aug. 17, 1892

t&" Round Trip Tickets to Yokohamaand return,

BW For freight and passage, apply to

H. HACKFELD A CO ,267 tf Agents.

Aug 5) Aug 10Prices Include a very Hand-

some Frame of the latest design.

A!so. Portrait Enlarged on Porcelain.were going to manage the celebration

NAMES ii.B. U. B.H. O. A. E

Kaoo, s.s ft 1 10 5 0Lemon, itbAp ... 5 1 0 0 7 1

Holt. K. of 5 2 I 1 0 0Kuhio, p. &'.'(.... 5 2 10 4 0Kahai, 2b&h... 6 a 2 12 1

Mahaiilu, s. lb... 51 3 l:i 2 0Nakuiua, c 5 0 2 10 0 0Mahaiilu, A. r.t . . 5 1 0 0 0 0Kaucpuu, 1.1 4 1 12 0 0

Total 44 12 11 27 20 2

on their own account. Septfi : "Pt 13Oct 4 Oct 11Nov 1... Nov 8

Some kind of an arrangement was.India Ink.

. $;i5 oo50 0005 00

Colors,ft 50 00

75 00100 00

Size.8x10..

14x17..1(!.20..

however, made between the Iiui andthe Liberals, whereby the former didthe honors and the latter turnishedthe orators. The result was a very

THROUGH LINK.

Arrive from Ran Sail for SancIsco.Genuine Kid Gloves, every pair war--"Foster's' harmonious and happy gathering,.JkaT Agents for

ranted anil tit ted to the good nature of which was left Mariposa . . Dec 17 AlonowaiMonowai Jan 14 AlamedaAlameda Feb 11 Mariposa

the hand.

GRAND DISPLAY OFA. II. K. 11.11. O. A. E.

l-- specially made of he Enlarg-ing of Landscapes, Tropical and 1'iiiry

Scenes, Grottoes, Houses, Aniniuls,Fruit Pieces, Ete., Etc.

Mulisl'notlon tiuardntcetl J

Honolulu and Island orders promptly

undisturbed by the conduct of thespeakers, who left all party refer Mariposa. .... Mar 10 Monowai

Monowai. . . .April 7 Alamedaences out of their speeches.The Iiui Kalaiaina s committee Alameda May 5 MariposaLAMBS'. MIR CHHJffififfS & INFANTS'

MUSLIN UNDERWEARattended to.

OTTO FRIEDLANDER,

01

22

1423A

0

was escorted to the stand by theband, which, on the conclusion ofthe overture, gave up the platformto the committee and speakers.

Stephens, r.f 5 1

Akntm, c.f. ... 5 0Pryce. e 1

Kipa, G., p 4 2

Kiona, 1)., lb 4 0Sheldon, ' 2b.... 4 0Young, W. ,3b. .. 4 0Goliaii, ss 4 1

Coekelt, l.f 4 0

Total 8 5

J.H0PP4C0.Mariposa June 2 MonowaiMonowai, June 30 AlamedaAlameda July 28 MariposaMariposa Aug 25 MonowaiMonowai Sept 22 AlamedaAlameda Oct 20 MariposaMariposa Nov 17. . . . .Monowai

AT A GREAT REDUCTION.Studio at J. J. Williams' Gallery. on

Mr. S. C. Kapono opened the prottmt. or nliui'-- s leueis x. v.23 lmBox 390. ceedings with prayer. Mr. J. A.

7 27 2i 13S. EHKLICH & CO.,Corner Fort & Hotel Streets.

Kahoonei, president oi the uuiKalaiaina, read a brief introductoryaddress. Short speeches were madeHoliday Goods ! Score by innings

Aliiolani .. 3 0 0 0 0 5 2 0Iwilei 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 15 Australian Mail Service !bv Hons. D. W. Pua and Jos. Na--

--Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts.Telephones, No. 175.- -

wahi.lion. R. W. Wilcox was the orator IN E W

FURNITUREFEED CO., L'd, I be" to draw the attention of the publicUNION of the day. Lie said they were thereto commemorate the anniversary or

the country's independence, andshould lay aside their political dif

to my Large auu varieu Assort-ment of

NEW GOODSConsisting of the following:

Earned runs Aliiolani 3.Two-bas- e hits Kahai.Bases stolen - Aliiolani 8; Iwilei 9.Bases ou balls By Kuhio 1 ; by Lemon

2; by Kipa 2.Base on hit by pitched ball -- Kahai.Struck out By Kuhio 2; by Lemon 6;

by Kipa 2.Passed halls Nakuiua 3.W ild pitch Kipa.Left ou bases Aliiolani 5; Iwilei 0.

Time of game 1 hour 30 niiu.Linpire J. W. Winter.Scorer . Perry.

ferences and be of one heart in litTKfeT !honoring that great day. Mr. V

proceeded with an excellent re

OFFER FOR SALE

California Wheat, Oat Hay, in large and compressed hales; Barley, Rolled

& Ground Barley, California & New Zealand Oats, Middlings, Bran, Corn,

Cracked Corn, Wheat, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. Also,

Drifted Snow and Victor Flour 1

s if K ltU' ILIZEItS :

.... . ...... i .tw.ir thB RP.Inhmted Fertilizers manufactured by Mr.

sume of Hawaiian History, irom meDamask Table Clothtime of tribal disunion, brought to FINIS1I ED 11 ARDWOOD SETS !

ELEGANT DESIGNS Ian end by Kamelianieha I., up to theeventful vear 1813,, when the inde

FOB SAN FHANCtJW!,The New and Fine Al Steel. Steamship.

"MONOWAI,''Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will,

be due at Honolulu from Sydneyand Auckland on or about

Dec. 17. 1891,And will leave for the above port with

mails and passengers on orabout that date.

IgTFor freight or passage, having,sb perior accommodations, apply to

Wm Q, IEWIN ft CO.. I'd, 'Agents.

LOWEST PRICES!pendence of the kingdom was recog' THE PACIFIC WHEELMEN.

And NAPKINS in Sets,

Luncheon Cloths, colored andfringed;

Hemstitched Doyleys, FringedJjoylcys,

! m 3 San Francnsco, , Bone Meal, Wool Dust and High Grade nized by Ureat liritain ana t ranee.Admiral Thomas of the British navySuper Phosphates, all of which can be had at bedrock prices.

litimboo Vur,had restored the Hawaiian flag onIsland orders solicited and satisfaction guarantees. jp Hemstitched Sheets and Pil

July 31, after the British flag raisedlow Cases to match.

Ladies' Irish Lace Uandkerchiefs,

JUAIJIKH'

by Lord George 1'auiet naa sup-

planted it some months, and on No-

vember 28 of the same year therecognition by the power3 named was

received. The United States joined

FIRE,LIFE

Wblto&T .rt .iiM'

Fiiuoii'iil IMov.lt lew,

Wielier War.1!, ,

tMifUrH & Uockerw,l4t v t w t C"o i ice i t4

ANDFor Sydney and Auckland !the alliance of recognition the follow-

ing year. The speaker concludedby urging the people to be united inAfternoon Tea Cloths in Silk

and Linen,Sideboard Scarfs, Toilet Rets.

The Pacific Wheelmen held theirfirst public race on Saturday, onKing 'street. The start wa3 madenear the junction of the Pawaa andVVaikiki road, the run being madetowards town. The first race was amile and was contested by sixmembers of the club. Clifton II.Tracey took the lead and d

his tellow-rider- they mighthave been in Paris for all he cared.Tracey rode like a professional and

d, his victory. The prizeis a gold medal presented by theclub. The winner rode a ColumbiaSafety and covered the mile in thefast time of 3 mjn. 1 sec.

The second race was open to alland was won by Reuben Dexter rid-

ing a Rudge cushion tire safety,covering the distance in 3 miii. 5

sec. The prize was a cyclometer.

Wgl G. Irwin & Company,

(L1JIITKM.)

OFFER FOR SALE

Ume Ac C'ement,PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

standing for independence.MARINE

INSURANCE.M I illAt 12 o'clock, while Mr. Wilcox

TCinliroidered Pillow Shams,was speaking, the salutes from theDiunask & Huck Towels, all The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

CALL and INSPECT.shore battery and the warships werequalities; it ARIFOSA,"heard, and the band interrupted thespeaker by playing Hawaii l'onoi.White Linen Dresses for new importationsptr Look out

on "Australia."Hon. Wm. While matio a shortaddress in his usual humorous vein.

. HUSTACE. J.F.OHOAN.W. II. HOOOS.

Embroidered with Linen FlossThread,

Gentlemen's Hemstitched Hand-kerchiefs, white and colored;

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from San

Francisco on or about

Dec. 1 7, 1 89 1 ,And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above portB.

HUSTACE & CO.,ENGINE CO. NO. I.

Engine Co. No. 1 held a specialEmbroidered Runners and Table

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $6,219,458.98.

London & Lancashire Fire Int. Co.

Assets. $4,317,052.

Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,

(Limited;,Assets, $6,124,057.

New York Life Insurance Co.,

Centres

AND OTHER

THE NliVBIBER PARADISE.

The Paradise of the Pacific for KB" For freight or passage, havingmeeting ou Friday evening, whichwas largely attended. ForemanRobert More ' presided and distri

FERTILIZERS:WOOL DUST,

BONE MEAL,FISH GUANO,

ALSO

BUCK OHLANDT'S

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

superior accommodations, apply toNovember contains portraits of Gov-

ernor Cleghorn, Mr. John Thomasbuted certificates of membership,Fancy Liuen liooils Wm Q. EftWIS ft CO.. I'd,Agents.1--Waterhoue, Hon. C. 15. Wilson (inmaking members eligible to vote.

After the meeting the ball openedfor presents.Assets, $ I 15,947,809.97. Wilr'swith a campaign song composed by

Mr. S. L. Davis. The song was

his uniform as Chief Engineer of theFire Department), Prof. II. Bergerand the late King Kalakaua. Thereading matter of this number isbright and newsy. Among the usual

sung Dy Messrs. unman, uianocK,W. O. SPROULL.275 tfGRASS SEEDS : Bruns, Kon, Davis, and others form-

ing a double quartet. It was anagreeable surprise to Mr. More and

lot of eclectic descriptive matter isan instalment of "The Legend of theSooutinsr Cave of Kaala," by the

TI9IK TABLE;COCKSFOOT,RYE

C.O.BEHGEIi,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

GRASSAnd CLOVERS Artistic PMognliy Shepherd of Lanai (the late Hon.

W. M. Gibson). A letter from

was highly entertaining to the com-

pany. (Speeches were made byMessrs. More and Keawe, candidatesfor engineer of the department, J. A.Mehrten, G..C. Kenyon and others,

DRAYMEN.All orders for cartage promptly attended

to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & SkippingOf g od mi transit to the other Islands.

-si-- 31 ok & White Sand

In quantities to suit at lowest prices.

iiy-- Office: Next door to Jas. F.Morgan's auction room.

John L. Sullivan, giving his impres-sions of Honolulu, appears with theJ. J. WILLIAMSpugilist's autograph. Editor F.which were received with applause.

Refined Sugars,Fair-ban- Canning Co.' Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.

Washes to announee to his old friendsami the uublic eenerallv, that he has Godfrey's work on the Paradise willThe meeting was an enthusiastic one

CASTLE & CGOKE,

Lile, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents !

teh in the long run, by attracting theand with a repetition of the campaignsong and More of it an adjourn-ment was made.

secured the services of

MR. C. W. WEATHERWAX,attention of people abroad to the auvantages of Hawaii for health, pleasure and profit.

1-- :9ll 4HA first-cla- ss camera operator and en-

graver, from the studios of Theo. C.Marceau at San Francisco, St. Louis and

Telephoneso..cS

AGENTS FOR On the seventh of December, each man DEPART- -Y. M. C. A.from first to last.ATHLETIC

MENT.Mutual Lite lcs. Co., Indianapolis. The For Bob More and his ticket. & solidvote will cast, G. SILVA & CO.,

55 & 57 Ilotol NtWet.Hietist style of ArtOK BOSTON, And Hob ho will elected be, that you

niav safely bet.

oM-oH

I

otna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, By the heaviest majority that ere wass thus assuredP In the photographic line

lo all who take a sitting IIKALKKS INin his new gal polled here yet.

CHOKi's :

sim. 'kinau;CLARKE, ComiDan-j- r,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock p. m.,

touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bayand Makena the same day; Mahu-kon- a,

Kawaihae und Laupahoehoe thefollowing day, arriving at Hilo atmidnight,

LEAVES HONOLULU.

Tuesday... Dec 1

Friday ....Dec 11

Tuesday Dec 22Friday .Jau 1

Tuesday Jan 12Friday 1 Jan 22

Returning leaves Hilo, touching atLaupahoehoe same day; Kawaihae,a. m.; Mahukoua, 12 noon; Makena,6 p. m. ; Maalaea Bay, 8 P. m. ; Laha-ina, 10 p. m. the following day ; arriv-ing at Honolulu 6 A. m. Wednesdaysand Saturdays.

ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.

Saturday Nov 28Wednesday Dec 5)

Saturday Dec 19Wednesday Dec 30Saturday Jan 5)

Wednesday Jan 21)

Saturday ..Jan 3D

lery m the Brewer Mock.

PMo.rapMiig on Watch DialsFire-hous- e, e, is our call, we

A sneciultv. anil orders taken for en

DRY GOODS,Gentlemen's Furnishings,

Carpets & Matting,FU UN ITU UK.

vote for Bob More, one and all;No four bow hoi the lire is raging we

alwavs are at our station.larging pictures In all styles. One ofthe llnest li'diday presents you ean giveor get is one of Williams' elegantly

All members, active or associate,and all supporters and sympathizersof the institution are requested to bepresent at a special meeting of theV. M. C. A. in their hall at 7:30 to-

night.The ohject of the tneeting is to

consider the organization of the ath-

letic department of the Y. M. C. A.The association desires to establish,if possible, a department where menand boys may receive healthful exer-

cise and a thorough athletic training,surrounded by good moral influences.

Hknky Watkkholse,T. R. Walkeu,II.. W. Puck.

Y. M. C. A. Committee.

Fire-hous- e, e, is our will, cheer

oOfcd

ooWa

W-an

V- . .- S" "O

f 1 Fos -

:s i ?oCO

SO PS r--H

Of S j

oil go I fi wo

bound Albums tilled with.

Insurance Company,Kir A Marlnn.

OK SAN FRANCISCO, CALIKOBNIA.

lilfiui(l.miTK.IKl

Large Stock Always on Hand.Hawaiian Views and Portraits

for ( hief More, one and all;No fear bow hot the tire is raging, ve

always are at our station.Hurrah! Hurrah!Hurrah! Hurrah!

For More the Chief by one and all.BUg 17-- -- V

Of vour own selection from an almostunlimited stock always on hand.

J. J. WILLIAMS,o hisFor Bob's friends they are many, E. B. THOMAS,CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.

Estimates given on all kinds of Brickenemies are few ;Photographer.

Grave faults he hasn't a nv, his heart isFort street.New Brewer Block,Oox ever true;272 I mBob's head Is uiways level, his judgment

Win. G. Irwin. ...President A ManagerClans Spreckels nt

Walter M. UiffardSecretary & Treasurer

Theo. C. Porter Auditor

Iron, Stone and Wooden Buildings. Allkinds of Jobbing in the Building Tradeattended to Keeps for sale Brick, Lime,Cement, Iron Sioue Pipe and Fittings,

it is sound,

Wa

soao

A better man t an Robert More in thisGermania Market,s. Old and New Corrugated Iron, Milium ffT No Freight will be receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.StGAK FACTOK8 l'"uit Mlrocl,

land c.in't be found.

Ciiolirs Fire-hous- o, etc.

When late ut ulglit tho tire-hel- ls clai-h- .

the red Hames Hare and tlah.S a

-- AND

Tiles, Quarry 'I lies, assorted sizes andcolors; California and Monterey Sand,Granite Curbing and Blocks, Lie.

Iisjr Ollicc and Yard : Cor. King andSmith streets. Office tlours: 8 to 12

A. n., and 1 to 4 v. M.

Wt Telephones: Bell, 851; Mutual,417. Residence i Mutual, 410. P. O.Box, 117. 129 IV

Then C'hh f Bob More su ps on thu scene

. ENTERTAINED AT WAIPIO.

Her Majesty the Queen, attendedby ladies in waiting Mrs. Chas. Wil-

son and Mrs. Chas. Clark, wasentertained on Saturday, Independ-ence day, at Wuipio. Ewa. A specialtrain of the O. U. & L. Co. took theparty to their destination where theywere met by h large crowd of pat-riotic llawsiians and escorted to thescene of a grand hum. The Hawai-

ian Quintet Club enlivened theoccasion with instrumental and vocalselections.

Commission Agents, directly all s serene;HAS KltKSH KAII.V Now the r bull clashing ceases Ho

Head Chees., fclolona,AGENTS OK Till

THOS. LINDSAY.nolulu rest i'l peace, '

A sharp watch then Hob More will keep,well may your people sli ep.

('Hours Fire-hous- e, e, etc.

STMR. 'CLAUDINE,'DAVIE8, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 o'clock P. M., touching at Kuhu-lu- i,

Huelo, liana, Hamoa and Kipa-hul- u.

Returning will arrive at Hono-lulu every Sunday morning.

gj0 No Freight will be receivedafter 4 P. ii. ou day of sailing.

Puil & Oilier Kinds of SaucesOcesaic luip CsEie'y,Of uiittiirpai'Kahle tjuatiiy, made by the

I'al. well-know- n sausageluuker i. hCllllAUKli,

Or Man t'rsnrl',MM

The Phonograph !

Wll.L be ou Kxhlbition again at& Clou's this even-

ing, wild New Selection of Music.Iiou'l fail to huar It.

Mi I in C. STOKCKI.E.

BAND CONCERT.104W10TU TELEPHONES.-10- 4

ARE YOUR CHILORtN SUBJECT TOI I I I '-- :'.Vj am&n"i

M AN UK ACTL'ltl XO

Jowfh'r Wan ImiiiiIht,KUKUI JEWELRY t SPECIALTY.

KlusrHtrel, Honolulu, II. I.Metropolitan Jjgj1 Scotch Splint Coal !

The Royal Hawaiian Military Handwill give a public concert ut EmmaSijuare this evening, commencingut 7:30. The following is thu pro-

gram ;

I'AIIT I.iKcrlill'i' -I- trrlhl 1. 1! CoiiriiillCall id I'll OriMli (IH'W) S liillinil'I'l IK lllideiiunril oll'nr for tain AIKI

1 1 MLL be givmi lo anyone (hidingII IMaiiiiuiil uliii li m. ol fruiii lu

u Mliig lituui'i'ii ii'riili'iii'u of Mr. l(iiijiIn Nuiiauu Vulle) u l.d Ihe I'o.--l llllii'.' miTuewl.iV lusl. ilJlf

I'uiiicular Hllcnilon puld tokind of rpiili- -

1

LOUIS ANDRADE & CO..

1 Ion. ill li'il Hrnlrli hjilinl I 'mil, jn.it

CROUP.

A a preventive and cure forcroup, L'liaiiibi'i'liiiii'. Cough Uciuedyhas no rival. It is, in fact, the onlyremedy lliul euu alwuy. be dependedupon mid Unit la ib u,iiit ami afe tolake, I'lieie L not the leant ilmigclin giving it to I'hililieii, u it containno injurious .iib.luuce, For ule ul'in ci'iil per liuiilu by nil duulcrlbllo, Sliidh A I'd,, ugilil..

I Mf. Vt Cx'TilLI r TINI ri'liiniii. i.f inh'ioliiig rmdiiiX

iimlli i.. Aliiilci) UJ Ji'leigii t'ollliljlii',UUud., fa,

UN Wild Ih'I' "ftll'iithlilaliii' li ulll lilu.- - Wall l.aelii in (net I, ...... . I'lllu bui'hilinli ilh - I'uul .lout'. (iii'Hj.I'laiiipii'lU!lliiiilii lio. 'ii4 AI iiiI. Niiu I k4 I'alal.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive llieir freight, as we will nothold our.clve responsible afu r miehfreight has been lauded. While llioCoiupiwiy will uwi iluu diligence inbundling live tock, we decline lo

mine any rcvpoiiMhility in chmj f theo of aiiit', and will not be renooiuible

for minify or jewelry uiiU'm pWed ini he tare of 'iiiem.

W.U. WILDER, President,H. H. KOHK, Htin iaiy,

CAl'T, J. A. KIND, JVilfcupl,iMi

uiiH. 1 hi. I'uul l IHlHal In l"l tVl'Ml

I'.UMI.KI

Moat Companyhi KI.VU fc'f'itKKT,

ii. I. WMI In, Manager,

WbUli lUtail Bj'cban

AMI

NAVV C'OVriUI TUItM,

I'AIII il.Contractors f it Brick Stoas Bui

bf Al' Ktml. oil ulil Job of I'uilll.I'C

I uui, unit i'i'iiully .nlli'd lor .li am,llllllM'llllllJ II ll'l lllllLill'll! I'liuinu ii.ii,y il I). W . II A' I AKI. AM'. A I O.

'I'Hf UULt ETIN ! 'I'" hadhiKI dull) .. f o llii lvii'j.dnii, l

Mill 1'U Uioulll,

MccllilH,,llM hi Ii

Imlop

Hi.) Il"l It' wrlllll I uli' llilu, ki

V I una. In .ilium I

Mli') ,, lb lu.il'iifJlUMnil IVlll-- l

i UO'I nil Hoik tfiiul'ithlri'il I lie 1 i.ii in.il I uino i, J. I., IIkvh only,Foil .in W ll. ',0. UuAiia, Uniiml'J di'pU nun tioj, 10 ItiUllli Hi I A'bdu' irt'iu'. M- -

w . . XUJ JulIUIMi r '

BULLETIN.PT TO THE

MONDAY, NOVEMBER HO, 1891.

TO PROSPECTIVE OWNERS

OF' , fl .,

LOTS at PEARL CITY!

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States.

New Assurance Written in 1890 $ 203,826,107 00Income 35,036,683 24Surplus (from which dividend will be made) 23,740-44- 7 34

An Investment Worth Knowing About I

MAUI NEWS.ay Wedding -- Policeman l atter a

flood A PoHtal Grievance.A very pretty wedding occurred

on Saturday, 21st inst., when thegenial and deservedly popular Super-intendent of the Maui TelephoneCo., Mr. E. B. Carley, was unitedin marriage to Miss Lena Martinsen,both of Kahului.

The wedding ceremony was per-formed by the Rev. Thos. L. Gulickat the residence of the bride'sparents, at 8 p. in., and the weddingreception was held in the spaciousrooms of the Tel. Co.'s. Exchange Before assuring your life, or investing vour monev. examine the Twenf.v- -

Year Tontine Policies of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.Policies maturing in 1891 realize cash returns to the owners, of amounts

varying from 120 to 176 per cent, of the money paid in, besides the advan-tage of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years.

The following is one of many actual cases maturing this year :

Endowment Policy No. 64,925.Issued in 1S71, at age 27. Amount, $5,000.

Premium, $239.90. Total Prems. Paid, $4,798.

at End of Tontine Period in 1891 :

Cash Surrender Value. $8,449.45(Equal to $176.10 for each $100 paid in premiums, which is equivalent toi return of all premiums paid, with interest at 74, per cent, per annum.)

Or, in lieu of cash,

A Paid-u- p Life Policy for $19,470(Equal to $405.80 for each $100 paid in premiums.)

Or,

A Life Annuity of $633.55.

ALEX. J. CART WRIGHT,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance So-

ciety of the U. S. i. 91

UNION IRON WORKS CO., L'd,; : Manaqeb.Superintendent.

J. N. S. WILLIAMS,K. MORE, : :

Engineers &Office & Works, :

Special Inducements toPurchasers !

1st The O. K.' &. L. Co. agree tocarry purchasers of Pearl City Lots,for a term of nine years from date ofpurchase, at 1 cent per mile 'secondclass, and cents per mile first class,and so stated in the deed.

2d Those who build residences be-fore January 1, 1892, will be furnisheda free pass for themselves and futil-ities until January 1, 1893.

3d Those who build residencesafter January 1, 1892, and before Jan-uary 1, 1893, will be entitled to a special rate, for each homestead, of 20cents second class and 30 cents firstclass from Honolulu to Pearl Cityand return, or 10 and 15 cents res-pectively each way.

4th Those who build residenceswithin six months from date of pur-chase will receive from the Company,after the improvements are com-pleted, 20 per cent, rebate from theprice paid for each lot built upon.

5th Those who build residenceswithin one year from December 1,1891, will receive from the Company,after the improvements are com-pleted, 10 per cent, rcbuto from theprice paid for each lot built upon.

(ith Those who build residencesbefore July 1, 1892, will be entitled toreceive from the Company, 40 percent, discount from our regularfreight rates on building material,while building.

7th Those who build residencesbefore January 1, 1893, will be en-

titled to receive from the Company,25 per cent, discount from our regularfreight rates on building material,while building.

8 ill The Company will transportbuilders and workingmen employedby purchasers of their land for thepurpose named any time before Jan-uary 1, 1893, at 10 cents each wayfrom and to Honolulu. Working-men'- s

train leaves Honolulu at 0 :15A. m., reaching Pearl City in time tocommence work at 7 o'clock. LeavesPeninsula of Pearl City at 4:15 p. m.,arriving at Honolulu Station at 4 :50p. M.

JSaT" Those who have purchasedLots at Pearl City previous to thisday can if they will, avail themselvesof tile special inducements designatedabove as 2d, 3d, Cth, 7th and 8th,which are in addition to any induce-ments offered at the time of or pre-vious to the sale.

tJF C. V. Sturdkvant or JamesF. Morgan will quote prices on anyof the unsold lots .at Pearl City.

OAHU RAILWAY & LAID CO.,

B. F. DlLLINUHAM,General Manager.

Honolulu, Nov; 14, 1891.2711m

NOTICE.

THE Hawaiian Hotel Stables havingconsolidated with the Fashion

Stables Co., ('d),'on the 9th of Nov-mbe- r,

1891, all persons having claimsagainst the Hawaiian Hotel Stables Co.are hereby requested to present the sameat ouce to Mr. H. Lose, 42 Merchantstreet, and all persons owing to the suldHawaiian Hotel Stables Co. will pleasemake immediate payment to Mr. II.Lose, who niche is authorised to collect

Ail Account. ,HAWAIIAN HOTEL STABLES CO.Honolulu, Nov. 17, 1891. 274 2w

Iron Founders,Queen Street, Honolulu.

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opposite their residence immediatelyafter the ceremony. Invitations hadbeen issued to all parts of the island,and nearly all invited responded touie invitation, the house being Ailedwith a very large and fashionablecrowd of guests, who were bounti-fully provided for at the toothsomefeast spread for their benefit on abeautifully decorated table, extend-ing through the whole length of theparlor and diningroom, and res-plendent with brightly shining silverware and sparkling glass-war- e.

Hen. It, D. Walhridsre nronosedthe health of the new-marri- couple,feelingly responded to by the bride--groom. The unusually numerous and

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very handsome, costly presents weredisplayed in the telephone olllee andexcited universal admiration. A longlife, happiness, and prosperity to theirain maae one.

The American schooner Anna,Captain Williams, which arrived onthe 15th instant with a full cargo ofmerchandise, after long passage of22 days, during which she carried offher bowsprit, left for San Franciscoin ballast the 25th instant, after hav-ing repaired the damage sustained.

The special police officer IlenrvLong, who a short time ago madehimself famous by causing the arrestand conviction of the Police Justiceof Wailuku and compeers for in-

dulging in an innocent little game ofdraw poker, whereby the justice was"cinched" for $4.50 coin of therealm, was himself before the barthe other day, charged with assault- -'

ing and robbing a peaceful China-man on the highway close to Wai-luku one evening. He was acquit-ted for lack of evidence to prove hisguilt, but there are ugly rumorsafloat in connection with the affair,and if they be true he is not an orna-ment to the position be fills.

People are curious to know why itis that they cannot obtain postalmoney orders from the post office ofKahului the same day the mailsteamer leaves (Saturday), when themail does not close till. 4 o'clock p.m., while the more distant offices ofWailuku, Paia and Hamakuapokoissue orders up to 12 o'clock noon ofthe same day. This is rather anomal-ous, and has at times had the resultthat parties applying for orders atKahului, upon being refused haveobtained them at some one of theabove-mention- offices.

Dr. E. R. Holmes, who for thepast 9 months so ably has filled theposition as Government physician forMakawao, left for Honolulu, Satur-day, 28th inst., on his return to theStates. Maui residents regret tosay good-by- e to the efficient doctor,who by his genial manners has en-

deared himself to all.Mr. C. M.i V. Foster, who took

single passage for Honolulu lastSaturday, is expected to return induplicate next week. Bonheure,Brother F. ! Keep the wedding bells

--ringing, ye gallant lads of Maui !

THE DAILY BULLETIN is readall classes. CO cents per month.

r. o. xiox 3o.MANUFACTURER'S OF ALL KINDS

Sufi;ar Machinery, Steam Engines,Plain or Autonmtic Cutoff, Bdilers for land and marine use,

Vacuum Pans up to 11 feet in diameter,Double, Triple or Quadruple Effects,

Wrought Iron or Cast Iron Tanks for all purposes,

Sugar Wagons, Cranes,0n WagOnS,Hoisting Machinery, Rice Mill Machinery and

Wrought & Cast Iron Work for House Building.

A Large & Varied Assortment of Bar Iron always on hand !

: SPECIALTIES :

Diffusion Machinery in all its Branches.Sole Manufacturers in Hawaiian Islands for

William's Patent Furnaces for burning cane trash.William's Patent Cane Slioing Maohines, the most successful and econo-

mical made.Marsden & Riokard's Patent Evaporator, utilizing the waste heat in smoke-

stack the latest improvement.

Male Aetata in Hawaiian Island, far tkaPelton Water Wheel Co. of San Francisco.

Bell's Asbestos Packing Co. of London, England.Sheet Packing, Stuffing Box Packing,Manho!e & Handholo Gaskets, Steam Pipe A Boiler Coverings,

These Packings are usedwar vessels.

exclusively by the British Admiralty in. ........

tfF Repairs to all kinds of Machinery done at reasonable rales and atshort nolioe.'

I

r n k FRUIT JUICES !Am bktne Jehn Smith from Newcastle,NSW, due Dec 23

Am schr Ethel Zane from New-

castle, NSW, due Dec 23

Am bktne Robert Sudden from New-castle, NSW, due Deo 28.

Am ship Hawkesbury from Newcastle,NSW, due Dec 29

Am bk Klikitat from Port Gamble, dueNov 21

Am bktne Planter from San Francisco,due Nov 29

Am bktne S G Wilder from San Fran-cisco, due Nov 80

Am schr Robert Lowers from PortTownsend

Am schr Golden Shore from Noumea forKabului

Am bk Harveiterfrom San Francisco forHilo, due Dec 12

Bk Estella from Newcastle, N S W, dueDec 23

Gcr bk Paul Isenberg, from Liverpool,Dec. 5

Am bk Edward May from BostonBU Harrison G Johnsoa from New York

, "We arc pleased to see that the public arc

awakening to the fact that FRUIT JUICES are pre-

ferable to Artificial Essences when used as flavor-

ings for Soda Water' drinks.

Appreciating the fact that the public of Hono-

lulu are entitled to the best Soda "Water attainable,we have resolved not to contaminate our New Sod.i

Fountain by the use of Artificial Essences.

Consequently, while we were selecting our lino

of Goods in San Francisco, wc procured a line cc

PURE FRUIT JUICES, the purity of which cannot be

doubted, being prepared as they are by the well-kno- wn

firm, Jas. W. Tufts of Boston. Mass.

As you pass the windows of our store, come."

of Fort and King streets, you can see therein a

complete line of those celebrated Fruit Juices.

HOBRON, NEWMAN & CO.,

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,Fort Street, Honolulu.

Druggists.

ARTISTIC, BEAUTIFUL, NOVELAND USEFUL !

THIS GDUNEY

Motto: "The Smivai of the Fitted"

FINISHED IX ANTIQUE OAK.

The Old Favorite "Eddy" S;(N(;K

A NEW INV'OICE OF

I XL Pocket CutleryWade & Botchers' Razors,

Shelf Hardware. Agricultural Imple-ments. Vacuum Oil,

Plantation Supplies in Great Variety.

Bubbku Hose of tue best quality,fSpjJ with our special couplings. No tankingir" thfi inlnts.

ailii bulletinMONDAY, NOV. 30, 1891.

ARRIVAL8.Nov 28-S- tmr

Kinau from Maui aud HawaiiStmr Mokolii from MolokaiStmr Jus Makee from KauaiStmr Viva from MolokaiAm bk Forest Queen, Nelson, 10 days

from San FranciscoNov 29

Stmr Mikahala from KauaiStmr Likelike from MauiBr bk Kitty from Hongkong

DEPARTURES.Nov 28

Am bk Albert, Winding, for San Fran-A- m

bk Martba Davis, findleton, forHongkong

Sloop Manana for ManauaNov 80

Stmr J A Cummins for Koolau at 9 a m.Stmr Viva for MolokaiSchr Kaulilua for WaimeaSchr Ka Moi for Hilo

VESSELS LEAVING

Stmr Mikahala for Kauai at 5 p mStmr Jas Makee for Kauai at 4 p mStmr Iwalani for Lahaina and llamakua

at 10 a raStmr C B Hhshop for Knhuku and Puna- -

luu at 9 a mfttmr Kinau for Maui and Hawaii at

2 p inStmr Claudine for Maui and Hawaii at 5

pinSchr Sarah and Eliza for Koolau

CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Kinau bags potatoes, 05 hagscorn, 06 pkgs hides, 15000 ft lumber,70 pigs, 196 pkgs sundries, 1 horse.

Stmr Mokolii 190 sheep, 73 hogs.Stmr James Makee 30 bags nee, 1954

bags paddy.Stmr Mikahnla-0- 0 bags rice, 35 bags

pia, 200 bags bones and 8 hides.Stmr Likelike 7 hogs, 20 bags potatoes,

58 bags corn, 43 bags taro, 134 pkgssundries.

PASSENCER3.

From Hawaii and Maui, per stmrKinau, Nov 2S liev Okabe, K Furuya,II S Affee, G K Wilder, S G Wilder.Arthur Wilder, 3 S Smithies, J O Cooke,HM Whitney, Jr, W Wright, Mrs Geo CBecliey anil 2 children, Mrs M Brown,Mrs K P Low, A Tibbs, T Hughes, Na-pap- a,

Dr Yamasbita, J K llookano, E. Hind, Jr, C Tlioel, K Okkots, Mrs M Fer-nandez, F S Armstrong, Dr E KHolmes, J Milhvard, Mrs W White and:i children. L li Spencer, and 02 deck.

From Molokai, per stmr Mokolii, Nov28 Hon and Mrs F H Hayselden aud 3children, Hon D Dayton and 10 deck

From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala. Nov29 Hon W H Kice, H Isenberg and wife,I) N Johnson, E Kopke, G W Smith,Chun Hoy and 52 deck.

From Maui, per stmr Likelike, Nov 28J Euhenstein, J W Colville, C M V

Foster, Mrs li D Walbridge, Mrs Fergu-son, Hattie Moses, Miss Kahooilimoku,Hop Yuen, Chang Chung, Turn Chock,A Kai. wife and child, G P Wilder and44 deck.

For M icronesia, per steam bktne Morn-ing Star, Nov 27 Rev F E Band andwife, Prince Henry Nanpi, Mr Alexan-der and Rev and Mrs Paaluhi.

FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

IT S S Pensacola, from San FranciscoAm bk H G Johnson, Colby, from New

YorkAm bk C D Bryant, Jacobsen, from San

FranciscoAm bk Amelia, Ward, from Port Towns-en- d

Brig G U Douglass, Keid, from GilbertIsland

Br bk Pass of Leny, Tovar, from Glas-gow

Am schr Spokane frm Port Townsend

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

H I M S Hiei, Mori, from JapanS S Australia, Houdlette, from San

Francisco, due Dec 1

R M S S Mariposa, Hayward, from SanFrancisco, due Dec 17

S S China, from San Francisco, dueDec 15 '

Am bkt Mary Winkelman, Nissen, fromPort Gamble

Am bk Amy Turner, Johnson, from Bos-

ton, Jan. 10-1- 5

Am brig Lurline from San Francisco, forHilo, Oct 10

Am wh bk Morning Star, Mar 25, fromNew Bedford

Am wh bk Mermaid, Mar 25, from NewBedford

A K bk California, Mar 25, from NewiBedford

Am wh bk James Arnold, Mar 25, fromNew Bedford

tt .::LfV".l7V'i;f '.Vi-'- "'

Art Rooms, : : Mclnemy HaSi.PICT U It K FK4MI5iCjiT ORPJEB I

SHIPPING NOTES.

The brig Douglass came off the MarineRailway Friday evening.

The Am bks Martha Davis aud Albertsailed on Saturday.

The stmr Claudine leavesfor Maul.

The Am bk Forest Queen arrived 10days from San Francisco on Saturday.She experienced a strong breeze and aheavy Nor' West swell the last 48 hoursof her voyage.

The C D Bryant has been hauled tothe Fort street wharf. She leaves Thurs-day for Royal Roads.

The schooner Spokane isdischarging lumber through her bowports.

An abundance of wind and dust wasthe rule along the water front this morn-ing.

MA1IUKONA.Arrived Nov 21, S S Kinau from Ho-

nolulu, sloop Keaolani from Kawaihae;20, 11 B M S Garnet passed headingSouth; 27, S S Kinau from Hilo aud wayports.

Departure Nov 21, sloop Ke&olani forKawaihae, S S Kinau, Hilo and wayports; 27, S S Kinau for Honolulu.

MARRIED.

CARLEY-MARTINSE- X At Kabului,Maul, on November 21, 1891, at theresidence of the bride's parents, bythe Rev. T. L. Gulick, Mr. E. B.Carley to Miss Lena Martinson.

WALKER-CARE- Y At the residence ofthe biido's brother, E. EllsworthCarey. Oookala, Hawaii, November

. 19, by the Kev. E. P. Baker, Wil-

liam G. Walker, manager OokalaSugar Company, to Miss M. E.Carey, daughter of the Rev. J. D.Carey, of San Jose, Cal., U. S. A.No cards.

FOR LEASE

pilE House, 252 King street, latelyoccupied by Mrs. Barnard; has

about 12 rooms, with modern improve-ments, stables, outhouses, large garden,artesian water laid.

ABRAHAM FERNANDEZ,273 t At E. O. Hall & Sons.

Baltiwm Lociolim

The undersigned having been appointedsole agents for the Hawaiian

isianas

For the Celebrated

Bin. LocemotiTBS

From the works of

Durham, Parry, Williams & Co.,

Philadelphia, Penn.,Are now prepared to give estimates andreceive erderg for these engines, ofsize and style.

The Baldwin Locomotive Worksare now manufacturing a style of Loco-motive particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents and managers with particularsof same.

The superiority of these Locomotivesover all other makes is not only knownhere but is acknowledged throughoutthe United States.

Wm. G, IRWIN Co., L'd,Sole Agents tor Hawaiian Islands

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Stamped Ooods for Etching: AT :

N .. S . SACHS',1 04 Fort Street, - - Honolulu.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, CONSISTING OF

Stamped Sideboard Scarfs,Stamped Bureau Scarfs, Stamped Toilet Covers,Stamped Splashers, Stamped Vegetable Covers,Stamped Trav

"Covers, Stamped Bibs and Doyliea.

ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF

Stamped Newspaper & Letter Bags, Stocking Bags, Laun-

dry Bags, Etc., Etc.Linen Floss & Working Cotton in all Colors !

Fancy Colored Silk Fringe for Fancy Work !

limy Glotn k Linen for Stamjing Hy the Yard ?

c. j. McCarthy,New Cummins' Block, Merchant Street.

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTSOLICITOR FOB THE

Equitable Life Assurance Society.FIRE INSURANCE ?LM?,Ep. COLLECTIONS ATTESTED TO.

n .gr Any business entrusted to me will receive prompt attention.nov-H-9- 1