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THE EVENING BULLETIN.

& ublishod every day excopt Sunday atCOO King Street, Honolulu, H. I.

BUnSCim'TION KATES.

For Month, nnywhero in the Ha-waiian Islands .75

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Canada, or Mexico 1000 IFor Year. postpaid, other Foroltrn I

Countries 13 00Pnynblo Invariably In Atlvnnco.

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CTllcivirnot rli. ip Imlt lllm. The nnmei pii.Lliiiui rm tliu wjaitJtT, uud Itlilunn lit ilia kUs ul uucll liottlfi.

Hollister Drug Co., Ltd.Solo Agents for tho Republic of Hawaii.

(F Mcreta

Imports of Champagne In-to the United States,

FROM JAN. 1ST TO JUNE 1st, 1895.

Cases.G H Mumm & Co.'b extra

dry 30,831Pornmory & Greno 11,798Moot & Ohundon 9,608Heidsieck & Co., (dry

Monopole) 7.501Louis Itoedorer 3,438Ruinurt 3,136Perrier Jouot 3.286Irroy&Co 1,785Vvo. Clicquot 2,378BouoheSeo 992Dolbeck&Co 728Bt. Mnrcohus 334Krug& Co 270Ohas. Hoidsiock 355Various 5,419

Total 81,859

COMPILED FROM CUSTOMHOUSE RECORDS.

Macfarlano & Co.,Solo Agonte for G. II. Mumm & Co.

for tho Hawaiian Islands.124-- 1

Countess Wachtawisteris expected to nrrivo ontho

MONOWA!,APR!L30.She will )robably givo

SEVERAL INTERESTING LECTURES,

B' Tho program mid tiuio ofwhich will liu duly mlvorliHod inthis payor, 280-4- 1

LEGISLATURE IN SESSION.

KKNATOK McCANDLKSV ItKSOLU-TIO.- V

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Two Itlll. Widening mid KxtciidluirtUo Mlrct of Honolulu I'an

Tlilrtl Mending In the Senate.

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Day, April 30.

THE SENATE.

In the Souuto this morning acommunication was received fromtho Minister of tho Interior an-swering the question propoundedby Senator Schmidt relating tothe amount of dividends declaredby sugar corporations in the lastsix yearB.EjSonator Brown from the Com-mittee on Passed Bills reportedthat Senate Bill No. 1, makingappropriations for salaries andpay rolls, had boon presented totho President for hip signature onthe 29th, and that Senate Bill No.33, appropriating 510,000 for ad-ditional expenses of the Legisla-ture, had alBo boon proBonteu thismorning.

Senator Brown moved anamendment to Bulo 48, whichprovides that on a motion to takeup a matter heretofore laid on thetablo a two-third- s majority of thewhole Sennto shall bo required,instead of only two-thir- of thosepresent.

Senator Holsteiu gave notice ofu bill to amend Sections 527 and530 of tho Civil Codo, which willdo aw"ay with tho ports of entryof Kawaihao, Koalakekua and Ho-noip- o.

Senator Lyman gave notice of abill authorizing water to be takenfrom tho Wailuku river fortho uso of tho Hilo Electric LightCompany.

Senator Schmidt gave notico ofa bill imposing a special tax oncertain corporations, which tax isto be devoted specially to immi-gration purposes.

Senator McCandless offered aresolution to tho effect that it wastho sense of tho Sonato that thoExecutive prepare a bill author-izing an issue of 4 por cent bonds,with 3 por cent discount and 2per cent commissions, for thopurpose of refunding tho presentbonded indebtedness.

By agreement tho resolutionwont over until Monday.

Under tho head of unfinishedbusiness tho appeal from thoruling of tho chair on tho con-struction of Rule 48 came up.

(Senator xJrown thereupon with-drew his appeal, which took uptho bill to make Kailua a port ofentry from tho tablo.

On motion of Senator Brownfurther consideration of tho billwob postponed until Sonator Hol-stein- 's

bill and a bill to be pre-pared by tho Executivo on thosame matter, were boforo the Son-at- e.

HoUBO Bill No. ft. rnlntinrr tntho oxtonsion of Honolulu streets,camo up on third reading on thoordor of tho day.

On motion of Sonator McCand-les- stho following amondmont was

insorted in Section 1: "Providedthat tho amount of damages doesnot exceed tho betterment in thoopening of any such street oxton-sion."

Tho bill passed tho third read-ing by tho following vote:

Ayes Kauhane, Baldwin, Hol-stoi- n,Hocking, Hornor.Northrup,

McCandloss, Lyman 8.Noes Brown, Watorhouse,

Wright-- 3.House Bill No. O.roglilating tho

width of cortain strcots in Hono-lulu was next in ordor on thirdreading and passod unanimously.

Sonator Lyman from tho Com-mittee on Public Lauds to whomwas roforred tho petition of resi-dents of Maui asking for an ap-propriation for a now road fromMiiKuua to Kula, proseiitcd it re-port favoring tho hihiio and recoiu-momlln- g

the petition to tho favorof tho Lxouutivo.

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HONOLULU, H. I., THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 189G.

On motion tho report was adopt-ed and at 11:15 tho Senate ad-journed.

FiFTY-gixT- ii Day, Armr, 30.

JIOU8E OF EEl'llESENTATIVES.

Nino mombors prosont at thoopening hour.

A communication from tho Sen-at- oinformed tho Houso that tho

report of tho conferonco commit-to- oon Sonato Bill No. 1, relating

to appropriations had boon-adopte-and roforred to tho Sonito

commit too on passed bills. 'Eep. Bond offered tho report of

tho committee on education into u petition from Keuuhuu

asking that tho preparatory schoolatthat placo bo kept open. Com-mitto- o

advises opening tho schoolwhenever the number of scholarsroaches ten or moro, tho numberbeing now but eight.

Bop. Kamauoha said ho under-stood thoroworo about forty-liv- epupils and proposed referringthe petition back to tho com-mittee

Eep. Bond objected stating thattho committoo had tho report oftho school and wbb certain thatthorp woro not moro than eightpupils. This school was closedlast month.

Report finally adopted afterforty minutes talk.

Bop. Kamauoha presented anamendment to tho fence law.

Select committee on Senato billNo. 4, asked for moro time; grant-ed.

Ministers Damon and Smithworo present and Bop. Bjbnd tookadvantago of tho fact by pro-pounding riddles, requestinganswors from tho Minister of Fi-nance.

1st. What is tho amount of thobonded debt hold abroad? An-swo- r:

81,000,000 in London and$100,000 in tho United States.

2d. "What omouut is hold inHawaii? Answer: About 81,900,-00- 0.

3d. As Uoating bonds abroadis attoudod with considorablo o,

while there is practicallyno expenso attached to tho dispos-ing of tho same at homo, why can-not tho government well all'ord topay a highor rate of interest for ahomo loan than for n foreign ono?

Answer: If only n high inter-est bearing homo loan wore at-tempted, foreign investors wouldpurchaso hero just tho samothrough their agents, thus takingadvantago of tho higher rate.

At this juncturo tho Spoakorruled that Mr. Bond was out ofordor and requested him to pro-sont his questions in writingwhich was douo. Tho balanceof them aro as follows:

4th. Taking into considerationtho period of time for which thobonds would run, what do youconsidor would probably bo thohighest additional rate of interestthat tho homo bonds could bourabove tho rato of bonds abroad?In other words how muchhighor than tho foreign ratoof intorest could the homorato bo without making the actualpercentage of expense on thohomo loan moro than that on thoforeign loan ?

5th. "What objection would,there bo, if any, to tho passing oftho two soparato Loan Acts; onofor tho issuauco of bonds to bosold abroad and tho other at uhigher rato of intorest for sale athomo ?

Gth. In caso tho prosont dobtshould bo funded would it not bounjust to tho homo holders ofbonds to deprive thorn of tho op-portunity of loaniug thoir monoyat a lower (?) rate of intorest ifthey wished, by placing tho wliololoan abroad ?

7lh. Would not such a pro-codur- owork an injury to this

country ? Signed,E. 0. Bond.

Sonato Bill No. 12 passed sec-ond reading.

Tho Miuistor of tho lutoriorgave notico of his intention to co

a bill rolativo to tho estab-lishment of public parks, pluus-ur- o

grounds, oto.

Continued on 7lh I'mje,

THE MARVELOUS VOLCANO

KDITOIt ZIAXIKI, I.ORAN WRITES.tlOUl! :oX:iiltMM IT.

Tim View from KHU'itlline nnd .'IhIiii- -koim-A- II About the IJrcnt i:riiitlim

at Mumm linn.

By tho,tBteamor Kilauea Hon,which arrived last ovoning ftornHowaii, tfio Evening BuiiLETiNreceivrd another batch of interest-ing conespondeuce from its editor,Daniel Logan, about tho greateruption of Mokuaweoweo, thosummit crater of MauuaLoa. ThoBulletin is tho only paper in theislands which has ono of its staffon tho spot, and its readors arowoll awaro thnt Mr. Logan isabundantly able to do justice totho occasion.

S. S. Kinau, off Kdwaihao,April 25, 3 n, m.

Sliding off my couch at thishour, tho smoothness of tho waterindicating tho proximity of tholand, I was mot at tho foot of thosaloon stairs by Purser Beckloy,

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VOLCANO AS IT APPEARS 1'IIOM MAHUKONA.for tlio U. Howard Hitchcock.

who, with a gesture toward thodeck, remarked in. deop tones :

"Dan. Logan, you want to go upthere now. It shows up beauti-fully." N

Coming on dock I had tho firstsight in my lifo of an active vol-cano of tho school geography typo

a mountain summit bolchingforth flanio and smoke. I hadpreviously looked over tho brinkof Kilauea's iunor crater, when, aswas tho popular phrase at tho time,the bottom of tho lako of firo haddropped out. Pour years laterI looked into that Jnko whon itssurging waves of molten lava camewithin polo reach of tho ledgo onwhich tho visitors reclined.

Tho scone now behold a scoreand a half of milos away, from thodeck of tho Kinau, is differentfrom thoso other grand spectaclesoil tho mountain sido. This isjust liko tho school-boo- k picturesof Vesuvius. ahead on thostarboard quarter tho out-lines of tho mountain triplots ofHawaii aro clear in the light oftho descending moon. From thosummit of tho middle mountainMauna Loa a pillar of fire islimned against tho sky. It is in-tense red, super-impose- d by a fil-my pink reflection, and a raggedwhip of smoko, streaked deepblack, oxtends toward Hualalai'speak like a warship's homoward-boun- d

pennant. am not rashonough to estimate tho height oftho pillar of light, but sond here-with a rude sketch that will con-voy a fair idea of tho beautifulsight.

Gardner Wilder aud HowardHitchcock aro up, and givo tlioopinion that tho eruption is to-ward tho Kim sido. Thoy aro notdogmatic on tho question, how-ove- r,

as tho plateau on tho summitis a milo and thrco-quart-r- s wido.

Our volcanic isle, at al events,is proving equal to moro than ex-pectations of its performance ofduty. "Yoleanoos in any stylo ontap," it may advortiso itself. Ki-lauea is unique among knownvolcanoes, whothor in roposoful orin porturbod moods. Enoughhas not been mndo of tho fact thatit is well worth Booing oven whontho fiery flushings of its lakes andooiios have rucoded, as they havoa fashion of periodically doing.

Hero, however, wo havo within(loiivoniunt roach of four conti-nents u real duplicate of VohiivIuh.

It may be viewed, moreover, atlong rango without any ovorlandtravel whatever. I just caught aglimpse of it, while tho Bteamorwas turning, froin Mr. Bockloy'sdesk whoro those lines aro written.I would say in all sincerity that Iconsider tho Bight ovon from thosteamer woll worth tho cost of thotrip to Hilo. There is a constant-ly changing aspect in tho specta-cle.

At Kawaihae, 4 a. m.i

Tho moon has gono down and Isond you a sketch of tho volcanounder tho conditions of darkness.Our artist mav ronroducn thn

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scene now, making tho mountainas donso a black as his plato willcarry. Tho pyrotechnic glow ismode brighter by contrast. Itsbaso seems to broaden now, andthere aro upshootings of flamingvapor at difforent points. Thereis every appearance of a lako offiro in violent commotioa over anarea so oxtonsivo as to beggarthe grandest displays in Kilauea.

Samuel Parker has como aboardto .havo a crack with tho ship'scompany. He says tho eruptionis in tho summit crater, and hoought to know. Mr. Porker coosto Honolulu by either tho Iwalauior tho Hall.

Possibly tho expedition for thosummit may push through to thoVolcano Houso tonight. Dr. Dillo

will mako tho journey if ho findsthat ho can possibly do it andcntch this Kinau to return.It would bo no small advantago,in tho intorest of tourist travelfrom tho Coast, to havo a lecturorof such ability seo tho marvelousphenomenon at close quarters, asho rotums to San Francisco onMay 9 and this eruption bids fairto continue for months if notyears.

Samo Day, 5:45 a. m.It is broad daylight now, and

tho Yolcauo presouts a tamer, yetstill an interesting aspect. A vastcolumn of smoko, with voluminouslateral sproadings, rises over thoapex of the mountain. Skotcli en-closed. 'It is clearly apparentnow that if tho eruption is in thosummit crater, it iB toward thoKau vorgo. At tho samo timethat it is on tho summit is ovidontfrom the fact that tho inoidoncoof tho column does not chango itsrelative position to tho contour oftho mountain. If it was any con-siderable distanco down tho KauBido,tho pillar would not continue,with the changed point of viewas tho steamer is now moving inan opposito direction from whatit was always directly over thecontor of tho summit.

I cannot thank Purser Beckloytoo heartily for his kindness inplacing hiB desk at my disposalnight and day, and for the assist-ance ho is rondoring in ascertain-ing mail facilities on whoro.

0 a. m. Just dropped anchorat Mahukona. A throo-maste- dlumbor-lade-n schooner is in port.Will sond you a supplementarynoto from shoro. D. L.

Mahukona, April 25.Tho schooner W. F. Jowotto, O.

Johnson mastor, is discharginglutnbor here. Sho is 22 daysfrom Now Whatcom, AVnsh. Sholoaves for Kahului tonight to dis-charge balanco of cargo.

Tho tolephono is down botwoonllonokaa and Hilo, thoreforo Mr.Smithios, the obliging postmasterhore, has been made to gatn word about tho volcano. Hosays I know as much about it asho does, 1 oiiuIoho a skoteh byD. Howard Hitchcock of tho vol-imn- o

as soon from hero in broaddaylighl.

r,Ao havo had four foioigu voh.sols linio within tho last ten days,"

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Piuoe 5 Cunts.

saysPostraastorSmithios'ontored,discharged, cleared and loft. Itell you Mahukona is booming. Six-teen vessels havo arrived at Mo-huko- na

and Honoipu since thebeginning of tho year. Tho ox-po- rts

of sugar so far have been6000 tons Mahukona 4000 and-Honoin-

2000. Honoipu, yoaknow, is in my colloctorahip; it isonly five miles away."

Mr. Smithies knows as muchabout old Honolulu as any livingman. Ho is notwithstanding hisyears a perfect cyclone in busi-ness. It would do tho P. M. G.'sheart good to Beo him exploitingtho local and foreign mail by thoKinau. Ho reminds mo of thelightning mail clerks back East.

D.L.

IN TIIK DISTItlCT couitr.

JiiiIko do In Vvrsno llim ItecoTererfhiiiI Aenln tlnlilii Court

Judge do la Vorgne, althoughstill a sufferer from a sovero cold,occupied his judicial chair thismorning and attended to a num-ber of cases.

Erail Klomino and G. Noble,vcharged with assault with a dead-ly weapon, woro discharged.TwoKaanaanas woro chargedwith

distilling liquor without license.Tho caso of ono was nolle pros.'edand that of the other continuedto May Gth.

Ah Sing's caso, embezzlement,was continued to May 7th.

Frank Motcalf, samo offense,caso nollo pros.'od.

Three Chinese pleaded guiltyof having chofa tickets in thoirpossession and woro fined 825 andcosts each.

Five Celestials, charged with aliko olTonso, woro discharged forlack of ovidonce.

Koou Un was found not guiltyof furious and heedless driving.

Four Chinamen woro presentwhero gambling was being in-dulged in. This cost them S10and costs each.

Hana (w) and Peter Lewispleaded guilty on a charge ofviolating Sec. G, Chap. 13, PenalCodo. Sontonco suspended.

Ah Kai was guilty of havingopium in his possession and wasfined 875 and costs.

Ill Let; llrokcn.A young nativo, named Jacob

Kokapu, an employe of Lowers feCooko, whilo assisting to unloada lot of corrugated iron from onoof their drays sustained a painfulaccident this morning, nboutcloven. Tho dray backed sudden-ly and Kokapu boing a little dila-tory about stopping aside, wascaught by ono of tho wheels nndhis right leg broken above theanklo. A stretcher was obtainedfrom tho police station nnd thoman convoyed to tho hospitalwhoro he is resting easily.

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Thero will bo a May-da- y fes-tival tomorrow morning at QueoiiEmma Hall. Tho five Kinder-gartou- s

under tho care of tho FreeKindergarten Association haveprepared boiiio oxorciBos for thooccasion. All interested in Kinder-garten work oro invited to attond.Tho exorcises will begin at 10a. in. and tako the placo of thosousually held at the oloso of tlioterm. Tho baud will bo present- -

JnuiiiicNo ColV'e l'lanlution.Tho Japaneso syndicato which,

has pnrohasod somo 1200 acres oflands of tho Hawaiian Land andImprovement Company havo locat-o- d

about fifty Japs on their prop-erty. This land is olovon milesfrom llili, on tho Ohm road, audmuch of it is oxcollout coffoo laud.Tho promoters aro evidently push-ing matters to a very successfulissuo and aro teaching a lesson to.whilo planters.

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thoy full aud put on (ho pro.per kind, which you cau get atKing Hrori,, Hotel St.

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Silk.Handkerchiefsjn all Colors from each. ,

i Table Napkins from 75c per dozen.

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sion of. tho iiro limita (Honolulu,on account of tho crowded condi- -

of tho down town districts, isa'.mattor of groat importance andBhould bo as Boonns possible. Thoro is no sense inbecoming lonientbecauBO of tho possiblo hardshipworked against small lessees orlot owners. It Is extremely doubt-ful if such hardship would boworked at all. In case a lot owner,whoso ground is occupied by acheap woodon structure, su.iia loss by fire, and is not ablo torobuild according to tho require-ments of tho nowlaw, ho at leasthas tho satisfaction of knowingthat his neighbors will onhancothe value of his property material-ly by oroctiug better buildings.And in fact thoro would bo scarco-l- y

an instance wherein a propertyownor would find himself unabloto put up a good building. Inthe first place, ho could obtainbettor rents, bettor tonants andcould borrow much more moneyupon his land wore ho to proposebuilding well instead of poorly.Tho great number of miserableoyosoros, which wo aid disgracetho streets of anything but a,mining camp, aro a source oNridi-c'ul- e

by ovory visitor and nowcomer to tho city. This countrywill, in tho future, become agreat tourist's resort. Thou-sands upon thousands will visit ourshores, expecting ontortainmont.Filling up tho principal or, forthat matter, any of tho thorough-fares with badly constructed-- ,hideous caricatures of architecturewill disappoint that class of peo-ple who spend money lavislily.They aro accustomed, in theirtrips to othor parts of tho world,to find well kept streets, linedwith handsome buildings indica-tive of prosperity.

Tho salubrity of tho climato,tho attractiveness of tho sceneryand tho natural wonders of thecountry, are all enhanced invalue in their oyes by tho factthat the business houses aro ofan o variety. They con-sider it a convonienco, although itmay in no Avise add to their comfort. This may seom a singularand unintelligent statement tomako, but it is suscoptiblo of easynroof.

But upon tho broad ground ofrendering tho to thogreatest number which is mostemphatically not No. 1 it wastho duty of tho legislature to passthis bill. Evory enterprising, far-Bpoi- ng

builder, like tho owners ofthe Mutch building, tho Von Holtblock and others, lias a right toexpect that tlm risk to his proper-ty of destruction by fire, shall boconsidered. To contiuuo to allowtho election of tho rickety firotraps now going up all over townand, in many caseB occupied byan entirely irresponsible class oftenants, is a constant inonacoto tho lives nud propertyof tho wholeA good building raises tho valueof all tho adjoining property andtends to increase that of an entire

. community. It is entirely at vari-ance with justice and equity toallow an individual to eternallyreap all of tho benefits of increas-ed valuation from better surround-ings and at tho same timo placohim under no obligation to rondora mutual benefit to his neighbor.

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AVHjr Ilavo YouBeen stricken slth dlscaso while your neighnor cscuped, or vlce- - crsa ? Both were allkoexposed, but In one case the disease germsfound lodgement In the impuro blood andweakened system, while In the other theblood was kept pure by Hood's Sarsanarllla,nud tho body unslu n condition of goodhealth.

Hoon'R Tim sure purely cgctaule and donot purge, palu orgrl.Sold bj all druggists.

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Honolulu's warm climato isconducivo of thirst to a greaterdegroo than that of a colder zone.Tho avorngo business man losesnlso, to a degree, tho nniount ofonorgy and nervous forco commononough in tho bracing air ofAmerican cities. Those two phasesof our climato mako it moranecessary than oltowhoro to stim-ulate tho Hystom with an invigor-an- t.

No nioro healthful or purerstimulus, or ono more delightfulto tho palate, can bo found, thanPalist Milwaukoo beor. It is adolicioiiB drink and is constantlyon draught at thoPaoilloand tho Boyal.

Bo on to yourself and ask forSoattlo hour on draft and in botlloHat tho Criterion Saloon.

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SANDERS'

EXPRESSDrays

!ExTress"Wagons

TrucksWo uso the greatest caro in

moving all kinds of goods andat Moderate PRICES.

King Street, near Fort.Telephone 80.

J. J. SUXMVAN, J. RUCKLXT,President. Seo'v.

Fashion Staples Co.,L'fl.Honolulu, II. I.

Scllivan & Bucklev, Mnn'g'ru

FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGESin tho City, with Uonipotent and Cnro-- ul

Drivers.

Stand at the Pantheon Stables,Corner of Fort nnd Hotel Streets.

TeLEvnoNu:Hnjv'n Hotel Stables, 82.Pantheon Stables, 81,Fashion Stables. 148.

LARSEN'S

EXPRESSKino and Nuuanu Streets.

Telephone S4C5.Comment is unnecessay.

WE LAKSEN.

NIEPEB'S EXPRESS.

BAGGAGE dolivered nnd cbook-e- dto tiny Steamer. Furnituro

tint! Pianos carefully moved ntEoaB nnble Rates.

Satisfactiaa GuarantaBdiFort and Queen Sts.

Day T"l. 912, Residence Tol.

Building Lots!At WAIKIK1 ou enr lino nnd on TA--

LAMA KOAD near Fertilizingriant.

These Lots aro Very Cheap and Soldon EaBy Terms.

Desirable Aoro Trncta near tlio city nudother Properties for sale.

mtuGi:, WAKING & CO.,Voiilors in hots nml Lnndu,

WW I'ort Htreet, near KiiiR.Tklkj'Iionb 007. I'. O. liox U'21.

Entire Stock to be Closed

Hotel Street, Robinson Block.

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I havo been frombut as a reward

for your and to thothe

July 1st. I willmako a of Two Silk Dross

15 each, or OnoFino Silk Shirt and Ono Doz-- uSilk Those ticketswill bo you with overyono dollar cash Therowill bo no orof any all that you havoto do is to keep the tiokots nnd

thorn atnnd if you havo tho num-ber tho is yours.

Itoblnson Block, Hotel Street,

S.in

Liquors and SnM a specialty,

Allen 703.

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"It will deserve all of the encomia passodupon it."l'rof. Wheeler of Yule nay;

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"One of tho most beautifulof tho American prbs I hnve over neon."

TllOIIIIIN ISlltllllHIl, l.t)., lili.t)., IIMl- -o ol tht 2T1, l'.. Cliurch, nii'Nourl. :

"I havo reud 'Tho HistoricalNovels' with (runt Any ono, Ihink. can rend Wwm books with pleaguro

nnd profit."II. I.. WlntriiRii, I.l., I,I,.I.. I'resl.

dtMit it Colb) ?t line. NiiyNt" 'Tlio historical Novels'

havo a we'eonm place in my homo. Theyhave interest in tho study of ournational lifo. I know of no more uluablohelps to bo placod in tho homo."

Agent.

Ei. Address P. O. Uox .'107,or cull at tho I. X. I.. Store, corner Kingand Nuunuu streets.

L'i

Corner Allen & Fort Sts.,

&Agents.

Rggardess of

SPECIAL BARGAINS

Japanese Silks, CrDckBry, Neckties,Hats, Crepe DrBss Gnads, Shirts,

K. FUEUYA,

pfo Quessing

Jto Qaniblinc

stopped offer-ing premiums,

patronngo,holding RrontestEorson Tiokots,present

Patterns, yards

Handkerchiefshanded

purchase.gambling guessing

numbers;

present mystoroJulylst,lurgost

presont

KIMTJRA,Wholesale Dealer Japanese

Wines.1'roUslons,

Stiieet. Telephone

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the World.

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Ever Written.OPINIONS:

Dictionary!enduring

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Historical Novels.ItlcICIulpy,

productions

Coluuibiuupleasure.

IJlilvernltV.Columbian

quickened

bTrTfoss,Soliciting

Honolulu,

CoBsoliialei Sofia Water Co.,

BHplnnndo,Honolulu.

HOLLISTER CO.,

Out Cost

Etc,

Next door to Ordway & 1'ortcr.

Hats! -:- - Hats!V Yrt

tea? fjjTM .

lYfarJe To Ordei' Aqi) gtiJlB

Ladies and Gents.Now Styles Every MONDAY and

Best Straw Hats,'From 25c. Up.

T. MURATA.No. 323 Nunauu Streot. J32-t- (TIM KEJJU

MERCHANT TAILORSuits to order. Fit Guaranteed. Flno DuckSuit, $finp; Fino Tweed Fnnts, S4.C0npjFine bult, 18 up. ClotbeH cleaned nnd

20O KING STKEET.P.O. Box 14 J.

Chock Chee & Co., Merchant Talloro,Clothes Clenncd nud Itepnired.

No. 322 Nuu mm Street.215-l- y P O. Ho 233.

DYEING !If jou wont your ClothosDjcd nnd mudo

to look now, cull around ut

CHOCK LOOK'S,Merchant Tailor.

48 Nuunuu street, O Hoy 153.

C T, AKANANo. 324, Nunauu street.

MERCHANT TAILOR, vFlno Suitings matlo to order at lowest prices,145 Clotlas dinned and rcpaind.

"W. Ahiu & Co.,320 Nuuanu Street.

MERCHANT-:-TAILOR- S.

Fine Suitings from Best American andEnglish Cloth.

Clothe? Cleaned and Repaired.

CHIN WO & CO.Young Ah In, Mgr.

Corner Bcretanla and Nuuanu sts., Honolulu.RICE PLANTERS-Alw- ays havo for sale thebest quality of rice. Our rice marked WOOis guaranteed to bo Al.

Agents for the following rice plantations:Polama, Halawa, Moaualuu, WalKIki, Walulo.Kalawao, Knwalhapa and Watoll, Oahu, andllanalcl, Kauai.

145 Tel. 218. P O Box 242.

YEE ON CO.,317 Nuuanu St. P. O, Box 143.

Watchmakers and Manufactur-ing Jewelers.

Rcpilrlng of Watches and Jcwilry, AidWORK. GUARANTEED.Importers ol Watches and Clocks ot I'lucst14U (iiadex.

L. A1ILO,No. 4CS, Nuunuu street,

llni just rocehodn now lino ofDUY OOODS, LADins AND GENTS'

SHOES AND GENERAL MEllOHAN- -DISE.

Agent for tho following rlco plantations:Wniplo, Wnluvru, Wuiundu, Waialua,Knueohoaud Kapalaiuit,

SJST lly rico from Kaueoho is markedI. A and is guaranteed Al.P. O. Uox 114, . . Telephone 100.

Orient Planing Mill,VING FAT & CO.,

CONTRAOTOltB AND BUILDERS,

Furniture of all Kind made and repairedBuilding limine uud unking me mills a sne- -clulty. P. O. Uox Wi, eornur Mug aua IJetuiiitrtets, 143

9felk ,4.' i.

The . . .

Hawaiian ElectricCompany,

Has n lurgo assortment of

Chandeliers and Elec-trical Goods

Constantly on hand.

Estimates givon for house wir-ing and Electrical plants.

Marino Wiring a spooialty.

THEO. HOTTFMANN,32-t- d Manager.

jplp1M

WRIGHT BROS.FORT STKEET,

noxt to Lucas' Mill

Ships' Blacksmithing,Carriage Building

and Repairing

Drays, Carts andWagon Building

WINDLASSESFor PULLING UP Trees

SPECIALTY

HONOLULU

Carriage Manufactory128 & 130 FORT STIIEET.

Carriage BuilderAND IlEPAIIinit.

Blacksmithing in All Its Branches.

W. W. WRIGHT, Proprietor.(SncccsBor to Q. West.)

T. B. MURRAY,KING STREET.

Fitted up with nil tho ModernAppliances for

Manufacturing and Repairing Vehicles

of Every Description.

Blacksmithing and Horso Shooing.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

I'eleplb.oin.e 572FOOK ON & CO.,

Nuuanu Street.Juist opened new supply of First-clas- i Shoes

just received.

Ladies' & Gonts' Shoos Mado to Order

Prom Amor'.ain nnd Fronch Leathers.

TOM CHUNG 3CEE,No, 41, ... . Nuuanu street.Dealer in Ladies' and Gentle-

men's Shoes.Boots and Shoes to order. I uso tho best

material. Goods warranted tnwcnr well. 14- 2-

European Restaurant.500, Hotel street.

CHOCK SING, Manager.First-clns- s meals at regular rates. Fowl

served on Thursdays and Sundays.Board hy week

M" For host nuall tv of Manilla Clean).Cigarettes and Tchaeoo come to Hop Sing'snext door. m-- u

PALACE RESTAURANTFormorly the Bay Horso Saloon

Corner Bothel and Hotel Streets, Honolulu

SPECIAL EATING nOUSE:Privato Rooms for Ladies and Qontlcmen.

Open from 5 a. m. to 1 in morning.Price of Tiokots, ?1.60. Slnglo Meal, 25o.

ISTew IRestaurant,Bethol Btrect ahovo Post Office,

NICE AND CLEAN.

Chicken on Tuesdays, Thursdays andSaturdays. Ico Crenm on Sundays. FinoSalads with dinner each day.

Meals, 2."c 22 Tickots, $1.G0.

.STOli(All CHOCK, Propr.)

Meals 35 Cents. gJlr,.D. ,1'iivnto Room for Ladies.

Corner Hotel and Union Srs,

YJES OHONG,RESTAURANT.

Menls nt All Hours, Oikui from 0 a, in. to1 o'clock at night. Saturday, onon r.llnlpht. 21 tickets for SI.CO. EverythingClean. HOTKL BT11K1TI',214 UpiKiKlto rnutlivon b.iloon

SNOWBALL FACTORYKlnnu nnd Punolibowl StroatH.ICE-:-CREA- M!

VW Delivered lo nil piuts of tho olty.Telephone 0711. 200-t- f

UN TAI GO.410 Hotfl street, iicarNuunnu.

ImportersOf All Kinds of Provisions,

ALSO- -

Chinese Tea andG-inge- r,

GROCERIES, -,'- - RICE,All kinds of Ouined I'rnlt, Cigars,and a large iigsortmuut of yoods toonnuicroiiH to mention nt the very

LOWEST PKICES.20l-2-

CIGARSALL KINDS OF MANILLA CIGARS

1 011 CAM AT

SZM TAPS,Opposite Pantheon Larlicr Shop, nt Lowest

l'ricts. Try my

Flor Finn, La J'erlu Del Oricnlc,La Pucrata Del Sol and

La Empcratrix.Tho Smoker's Favorites.

SlEg X-i- ee Oo.,:602 KING STREET,

FUKSIrl :- -: IPRTJITSBy every California steamer.

Importers of all kinds of Groccrlc. Fruits,Canned Goods, Cigar nnd Tobacco,

at Lou est Prices.Fresli s Ahwivs on Hand.

SING WO,Corner King and Bethel street

Dealer in Cigars and TobaccosBest brands of Manilla Cigarsand finest Clgnrettcs. . .

At lowest prices. 421- -

AH PING,Dealer in Chinese Tea, Cigare,

Peanut Oil, Sugar, Soap,Candles, etc., at lowestmarket pneo

Corner Nuuanu and I'nunhl streets. 143

HOP HING & COMPANY,Wholesale Dealers In

Chinese Silk, Tea, and Matting,

Liquors and Manila Cigars, English findAmerican Groceries.

402 Hotel street. Telephone 147.

QTJONG SAM KEE & CO.Importers and Dealers in

General Merchandise,1 15-- tf Corner King nnd Mnunnkoa Sts,

HO YEN KEE & CO.,JPln mbers

and dealers In

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ETC., ETC.Wutcr Pipes, laid and repaired,and plumbing neatly executed.

14- 2- No 41, Nuuanu street.

FOR . . .

TINWARE, CROCKERY, HARD-WARE, CGARS, ETC.

At lowest prices, go toWING TAI LUNQ.

14- 1- 331 Nnnann street.

3LA.I SI3STG KEE.PLVltinEK.

ALL KINDS OF TINWARE, CROCKERY,etc., at tho very lowest prices. King streetmakal and Ewa of Maunakea.

22Mf

CHEONG KEE CO.

All kinds of tlnwnro, crockery,)to, at lowest prices

141 Nuuanu uud Hotel btreets

LIN SING KEE,Xlnmbor cfe Tinsmith

Duller In Tin and Agato Ware.

All kinds of Pliimhlngdonu In a SatisfactoryManner at Lowest Rates.

I'. O. Uox 274, 212 403 Hotel St.

AHI,MANUFAOTUEEU, : TJPIIOL-- :

STERElt : AND DEAL- -Elt : IN . . .

Furnlture, Bodtllng, Etc., Etc.Contritoior nnd Builder.

No, 80, Nunauu Btrect.Has on hnnd CoftlnH, Camphor Trunk.Matting, WardrolKw, Desks, MutreeH,eto,fjW Cull in and iuspoet goods,

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51 EvepiTp5 Bulletin,

DANIEL LOGAN. Editor.

THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1890.

POLITICAL REVIEW.

Sinco the Inst in nil tho llnwnii-n- nLegislature lms accomplished

very littlo beyond fmnlly passingtho appropriation bill for salariesand pny rolls, which goos to thoPresident today. After workingfifty days on tho bill, tho amountvoted exceeds tho amount in thooriginal bill by $300. In thoSannto Minister Damon's bill torefund tho present bondedindebtedness of tho coun-try by issuing a now lonnat 4-- per cent, with an allowanceof 15 per cent for discount and2. por cent for commissions, waslaid on tho table by a volo of 7 to0, aftor much consideration ofelaborate majority and minority re-ports. Tho big discount and com-missions allowed wero tho causeof tho untimely end of tho bill.Tho project is not dead, and willprobably como up again in thoshape of a 5 por cent loan at paror a 4 per cont loan at 97 with 2per cent allowance for commis-sions.

The Houso bus boon fritteringaway its time on tho appropria-tion bill until tho last few days.It is now engaged in undoing thowork of the Sonato on tho licousobill, in which operation it willprobably put in another week,necessitating a conforenco be-tween tho two Houses on thatmeasure.

Tho Executive's bill, appropria-ting S7fi0,000 from tho proceeds oftho proposed loan, has been intro-duced in tho Senate andis now in tho hands of thoprinter. Among tho principnlitoms are 32,000 for new schoolschoolhouses and. teacher's cot-tages, 25,000 for a central firestation in this city, 30,000 for anow wharf at Hilo, S127,700 forlinrbor improvements at Honolu-lu, S220.000 for now roads on Ha-waii, $35,000 for now roads in Ho-nolulu, $10,000 for tho road overtho Nuuanu Pali, $39,000 forwaterworks improvements in thiscity and $50,000 for immigration.Consideration of this bill will givetho Sonato plonty to do next week.

ABOUT THE VOLCANO.

Of all tho Honolulu papers thoEvening Bulletin is the only onowhich has had ontorpriso enoughto send a lnombor of its stuff topersonally visit and write up thefresh eruption of tho volcano ontho summit of Mauna Loa, thohighest mountain in the HawaiianIslands, whose lofty crest towers13,(575 foot above tho level oftho sea. This paper, then, is thoonly one from which an accurateaccount of tho present eruptioncan be obtained. It does not re-hash for its readers an ac-count of an eruption whichtook place half a scoro of yenrsago and in a different locality,but it presents everything obtain-able by personal inspection con-corni- ng

tho prnsont outbreak as itactually appears. Having nuuloprevious visits to tho Kiliiuenvolcauo and being familiar with

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sisr'i 3fraufcix&K

Aunfc

JUST

-i-aSlliKfafli fr iifitttiutt iftiffriiiiiiiiA ifa,,., .

the locality tho descriptions fur-nished by tho oditor oftho Bulletin will be bothintarestiiur find rolinblo. Mr.

j Logan's fncilo pen ami woll knowndcecriptivo powors will euablo thorenders of this paper to viow thovolcnuo not ns it wns yenrs agobat ns it actually is.

In shipping circles tho ovent oftho year has boon thn departureof tho big ship Ronuoko, whichsailed from this port last Monday,having on board a cargo of88,155 bags sugar, weighing

pounds, and valued at$385,077, representing a littlo overone-fortio- th part of this year'ssugar crop of Hawaii. Inciden-tally it may bo mentioned that thovessel took on tho wholoof this largo cargo at onoof tho wharves and that whon bIioleft she was drawing 27 foot 8inches of water. Thoro was stillplenty of doptli ot water both attho wharf and in tho chuuncl, nudno trouble whatovor was experi-enced in towing tho big vosselwith hor 5500 tons of sugar to sea.All of which spoaks woll for thoport of Honolulu.

The Most Beautiful Women . . .. . . Also the Homeliest

USE DRIFTED SyOW FLOUR.

Ak Your Grocer Fur It.

Try that now brand of flourcalled "White Rose. $1.25 porbarrel at tho Washington FeedCo., Fort street, bolow Queen.

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEUEUY GIVEN THAT THEundersigned lint tills day liccn appointed Ad-ministrator of tUu Estate of W James Smith,deceased, of this city, and all creditors archereby notified to present their claims dulyauthenticated, even though tho claim be se-cured by mortKOKc on real estate or other-wise, at my olllcu an Merchant utrcct. withinsix months from the dale, of till publicationor be forever barred. All persons Indebtedto the said estate aro requested to make Im-mediate payment of such Indebtedness, andall persons ImUnj; properly In their hands

to thu said cstalo arc notltkd to turnthe same over at oncu.

JOSEPH O OAUTEK.Administrator ot thu hstnto of W. James

Smith, deceased.Honolulu, II 1, April ffl5tli, 1S90. 2S3-5- t

Administrator's Notice.Notice Is hereby given that thn under-

signed has this day been appointed Admini-strator of tho estate of William Carey Lane,deceased, of Honolulu. Island ofOahu, Ha-waiian Islands, und ull creditors aro herebynotified to present their claims, duly authen-ticated and with proper vouchers, If anyexist, even If the claim Is secured by mort-gage upon real cstnte, to ma at my oillcc, Inilonolulu, (being the oillcc of A. 8. Hum-phreys, Attorncy-at-La- w, 1IH Kaahuiniuiustreet) within six months from tho date ofthis publication, or be forever barred. Andall persons Indebted to thu said Estate arorequested to make Immediate payment ofsuch Indebtedness to me.

JOHN C. LANE.Administrator of tho Estate of William

Carey Lane, deceased,Dated April 8th, 18U0. 273-- 6t

Administrator's Notice.

Tho nudorsigned, having boon duly op.pointed administrator of the. Estato ofJAMES DONNELLY, lute of Honolulu,Inland of Oitlut , deceased. Notice is herebygiven to nil ere ill (ore of tho deceased topiesent thoir claims, whether secured Lymortgage or otherwise, duly authenticatedand with proper vouchers, if any exist, tothe undersigned within six months fromthe tlato horoof, or thoy will be foroverbarrod, and all persons iudebtad to thoHaiil deceasod aro requested to mako imme-diate pnymont to tho urjdornignod nt hisottlco. No 42 Merchant street, Honolulu.

DWID DAYTON.Administrator of the Estr-t- of Jomes

Donnelly, deceased.Uouololu, April 23, 1800. 235-S- t

Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND WILL BE DUE AND PAY--ablo ou thu Capital tffook of tho HawaiianSugar Company ut the Oilho of Win U.Irwin ,fc Co., on PKIDAY, May 1st, 1800.Thu btool; books of tho Company will bocloned to tinuxforH from 5 o'clock WED-NESDAY, April 2!itli until May Int.

Wit. M. TEMl'LETON,200-3- t Secretary II. S. Co.

THE THING FOR BREAKFAST

AUNT ABBEY'S

zrMl UhMt Vnil TRIFn IT 9

W''m Cooked Rolled Oats.mr, imk Tho original brand.

JVbboy.

Jrloalfcl l(u1. Koonomical,.Dnij,ioious.Different from und lielter than nny other brand,

gjtf l'nrwilo by nil Loading Orocors.FRANK B. PETERSON & CO.

ti l AGENTS

EVENING BULLETIN, APBIL 30, 18M.

pmely opie$

THE WOR11D, HAS NEEDED

IT!i. -

THE'WORLD HAS WAITEDFOR IT!

THE W.ORLD CAN NOWHAVE IT I

"

HERE IT IS!

A man may guyAnd a man may lio

And n man may puff and blow

But ho can't get tradelly sitting in tho shade

Waiting for business to grow.

The only way to get tradeis to ijo after it and bring itback with you and keep itwhen you have got it. Thisis our doctrine and we prac-tice what we preach. We goafter the trade of Honoluluand the Hawaiian islands byadvertising for it, and we findthat it pays us to use wholecolumns of the newspapers indoing so where many mer-chants only use inches. Thereis no use denying that adver-tising will bring trade, but anyamount of advertising won'tkeep it. The only way to keepthe trade we get by advertisingis to sell good reliable wares,and never misrepresent an ar-ticle we advertise. We havenever done this yet and wedon't intend to commence atthis late day. The successwhich has attended our intro-duction of the wonderful"NEW PROCESS" BLUEFLAAE COOKING STOVE,is an instance of the way wedo business. We accepted theagency of this stove because weknew its merits. We advertis-ed it with certain guaranteeswhich in every case have beenfulfilled. Our sales last weekwere phenomenal but in everyinstance the stove sold hasdone just exactly what we saidit would.

The Wonderful "New Pro-cess" Blue Flame Oil Stove, is acoal oil stove that gives a pow-erful blue flame; that operateswithout the slightest smoke orodor; that uses commonCoal-o- il (Kerosene); whichwill do the work as quicklyand perfectly as any Gas orGasoline Stove and in theoperation of which there can-not be the slightest fear of ac-cident. It is the most econo-mical operating stove in theworld, and a stove that admitsof drawing light and heat fromthe same barrel.

We have these stoves in twosizes. The larger with threetop burners and oven is soldat 2?; the other with twoburners and oven is $22.0.

Call and examine thesestoves at

TI-IJ-S-

Hawaiian Hardware Co.

LIMITED,Oppofiito SproukolH1 Bank,

NO. 307 FORT STREET.

A QUESTION.

Wouldn't you consider aronn capable of doing tho mostintricato work, capablo of doingtho simple work also?

Would vou consider a manV

capable only of doing tho aim-- ..plo work, quite as capablo forthat work, as tho more skillfulone?

We have been getting ALLyour intricate and difficultwork during tho years past,now let us havo ALL yourwork which requires less skill;then note after it leaves ourhands how much better itlooks see if it does not givoyou better satisfaction.

Your watch is one of yourbest friends; it merits the treat-ment you accord your friends.

Wo givo it such treatment.It is our business. Ten yearsof satis factor- - work havegiven us tho reputation for thebest; and yet wo aro doingbetter work to day than over.

Wo aro working just as hardto keep that reputation as wooverdid to gain it. Wo arenot content to rest easy, andlet tho reputation do all thowork; the quality will never belessened.

Do you know that your oldkey winder can bo converted toa stem winder, and that it canbe done so it will wind assmooth as melted btuter? Wohavo converted a number ofthem and can convert yours.

H. P. Wichman

Reliable

ProcessSTOVE

-o-saKES?ift

Simple, Safe, No Smoke, NoOdor.

Lupj.nv... .','.''. 'jyifyyjriiAviTitiStrW

A very handsome stove, profuselynickicd, beautifully Japanned nud orna-mented and strongly built. Baking, Cook-ing and. if uocessary, washing eau bo doneat tho saino time.

The Dialsshow whethor tho burners aro closed.This not only ensures simplicity, hutis also au

ABSOLUTE SAFE-GUAR- D

againstACCIDENTS,

becaubo the burners cannot bo open,cd ftuthor tbuu necessary.

The oven flame is stronger thaneither top Hume, theiefoio bakingcan bo dono to perfection in ft bboittiiuo.

Castle & Cooke,cL)

283-t- f Agents.

(This is tho Colobratod Thoroughbred Bulldog "BOZ" that licked overy othor bulldogin the world that would light.)

That tho MANUFACTURERS' SHOE COM-PANY is not tho Largest Shoe Houso in thoHawaiian Islands 1 And who say that wo don'tsell at Bedrock Prices ?

jBoIfcLO -A--ris-rexs : ZLTO OZLSTIE3 1Auction Sales by Jas. F. Morgan.

Auction SaleBy order of MR. M. POULAIN, on accountof rcthiug from business, I will noil at Pub-lic Auction, at the Store adjoining Ooldenltule Bazaar, Fort street,

May 1st.AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M

Invoices of FINE GOODS.conipris-lu-in part-- :

Ladies' Untrimmed Hats,

Millinery, a variety of Fine Silks,Silk Ribbons,Plain, Colored and Whito Dress Linens,

Hosiery and Underwear,Ladies' Fauoy Linen nomlkerchicfs,Embroidered l.aco, etc., cto.

The above embraces importations by Mr.Poulain, direct from Paris. Goods on viewall day Wednesdny and Thuisday.

JAS. JT. MORGAN,2S0-- It Auctioneer.

COFFEE ESTATE AND LANDS

For Sale.I am directed to sell at Public Auction on

Wednesday, May 27, '96,at 12 o'clock noon of said day at my talesrooms on Queeu street. In Ilonolulu (unlesssooner disposed of at private sale) tho follow-ing described property, namely:

A tract of land of about U,8(iO acres In feesimple sltuatoat Kolo and Olelomouna 1 In8outh Kona, Island of Hawaii, about eightmiles by a good road from Hookena, ono olthu largest villages In Kona. There Is an ex-cellent landing on the land Itself from whorethe coffee aud otlicr produce could bo shippedand a good site for a mill near tlio landing.Fifty acres of land aro lu eotlee. Kouglily es-timated tliero is about seven hundred acres ofsplendid coffee land lying all on ono block onboth sides of tho Government Itoad. Eighthundred acres lying above and to tho East oftho soven bundred acres above mentioned isalso excellent land and although at a higheraltitude Is no doubt also well adapted forcoffee culture. Tho lower land below thecoffee belt Is sultaole for pineapples and sisal.There Is a drylug house, store and work-rooms, a Gordon's I'ulper, laborers' quartersand water tanks at the plantation, and tholand Is partly walled. There has never beenany blight on this land, although coffee wasplanted a great many ears ago. Old residentsof Kona like tho lato D. II. Nahlnu, J. W.Kualmoku aud others havo testllled to thisfact. There Is a sea fishery appurtenant toOlclomoana I.

Terms cash or part of tho purchase pricecan remain on mortgage at eight per tent perannum. Deeds aud stamps at the expense olpurchaser.

A map of the property can be seen and fur-ther particulars obtulucd at my sales rooms.

J. R MORGAN,211-t- d Auctioneer.

Auction Sales by W. S. Luce.

Administrator's Sale I

By order of J. O.Carter, Esq .Adminis-trator of tho Estate of Hon. W. Jus. Smith,deceased, I shall Bell lit his lato ItObidouceon llerotmiia street, adjoining tho CentralUniou Church,

May 1st,"

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M

Tho Entire Household Furuituie, consist-ing of

JParlor Tables,Chairs, Kugx, Piotures, Koa llcdsteads, M.T. Iluroaus, Wardrobe, Dining Table, Chi-m- i

Tables, Lounges, Book Ciiho,

A Magnificent Library of StandardAuthors some very rare works.

Gold Watoh, Meat Hafo, Stovo, Top Jlngpy,SetH HurtiesH, Blop Liuldrr. limit) Curt,Whoo buu'ow, Firowood, Out. Iruu OruluIIIiih, Haddio, Driillo, oto , etc., eto.

W. S. LUCE, .S8U.lt Auctioneer.

I

NEVER MINDTHE

Why .A.SrD

Wherefore !

They Are Here!

What's Here?

Why, those

Elegant Shirt Waists

the larlies havo beenwaiting for so longl

Who's (Jot 'Em!Why. M. MoINERNY,the Men's Furnisher. . . .

5E3?They'll be placed on sale

TO-DA- Y!

at his spring opening, and youwant to hustlo and make jour"selections, for they are sure togo like hot cakes.

M. HERNY,Port and Merchant Sts.

HiENRY OTEHRINGic Company,

M'AIUNO BLOCK, - UMIKTANIA 8T,

Iflumbinrr o nd (xas- -filling

Sanitary "Work a Speoialty

KJKT Jobbing promptly nttuiidcil to.Tilephouo 7.ir, 'JSS.tl

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HAWAIIAN HAPPENINGS,

WHO SAID SO-'- ? kti-'- iepitome or EVExrs sinci: TIIK.m &

i ' m ' S AUSTItALIA LEt'T.

Ordwav & Porter All tlie Xeni of Honolulu mid the !!JJin.fe..

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In the Robinson Block

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i Sideboards.m ffiEES

A dining room is never complete unless

there is a Sideboard to match the" rest of

your dining room Furniture. This piece of

furniture used to bo a luxury on account of

the high prices, but of late years tho prico

for.a.good Oak Sideboard carved in pretty

closigns, is in tho reach of the ordinary man.1

Come early and avoid tho rush.

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Hotel Street. rci

Bedroom Suits Galorei flail Tj

r . .rb-'f- tr-- i .j- - mmest i .o

MPJWlllBUiMHIWWlWWtWW WOT 'ff ,

In Oak, Birch, Curly Maplo and other woods that arc up to

tho 'Standard in every particular. Imported direct from the

Factory by Furniture Dealers who aro always up-to-da- to and

thoroughly NEXT to themselves on everything pertaining to

house furnishing. You don't make any mistake when you

buy Bedroom Sets from us, and whisper, tho price will bo

within your reach.

China Closets.

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qrr1Fine dinner sots and tho

collecting of odd pieces of protty

China is a fad that most peo-

ple in HoiTolulu aro guilty of.

Perhaps you havo such a col-

lection stowed away in your

pantry. If so don't you wantto display them to your friends?

This you can do properly in

one way only, to wit: by in- -ft

vesting a few dollars in a

China Closet. Wo present to

your notico an Oak Frame

with an Oval Glass that is tho

proper thing, and whisper

again, tho prico will suit you

a well as us.

Chifonier.

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J'Wga. ffi"Nothing sets a lady's room

ofFas well as a Chillbnier. Thoone wo present abovo has afine French plate Bevel Mir-ror and several drawers. Thispiece of fuanituro is highlypolished and makes a very de-sira-

piece of furniture in-deed. Wo havo thorn in dif-ferent woods. Birch and Oak,however, aro tho most popular..Now, don't forgot that, besidestho articles .enumerated abovoour stock is complete in otherbranches of Houso Furnishing.For instance, wo havo a stockof, Portier Curtains to selectfrom that are up to tho limit,Table and Stand Covers thatwiU harmonizo with your wallpaper and carpets, Patent Cur-tain Poles and Shades that arewarranted to work properly.

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Secretary Book Cases.

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Secretary Book Case pretty, but it is usefulas well. On ono sido you have ndjustabloshelves that can bo made to fit any size book.At tho top of tho other sido is a fino FrenchPlato Bevel Mirror, below this is a completeWriting Desk fitted out with holes, drawersand other accessories necessary to a well-order- ed

desk and completed with a foldingshelf that can be let down when writing andclosed and locked afterward. Below tho deskaro three drawers that come in very handyfor holding writing material and odds andends that accumulate about a piece of furni-ture of this description.

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nndi Since the Lnat Moll LeftThl Cllr.

Following is an opitomo of thoprincipal hnpponings in tho Ha-waiian Islands since the depar-ture o tho last mail by tho Aus-tralia of April 16th. Only suchmatters as will bo o interestabroad aro soloctcd and theso arogivon in condensed form.

April 10 Tho annual publicinstallation of tho uowly olectedY. M. 0. A. officers took placo atthe hall in the presonco of a largonumber of people. Tho ofljeorsinstalled wero: A. B. AVoodjPresi-don- t;

"W. I. Warriner, Vico-Prcsi-de-AV. A. Love, .Recording

Secretary; E. A.Jones, Treasuror;H. P. AVichmau and C. B. Biploy,Directors.

Tho Legislature adopted a jointresolution that no now bills bointroduced aftor April 550th.

April 17 At a mooting of thoBaseball Leoguo for 189(5, II. M.Whitney, Jr., was elected pro-sidc- ut

and J. H. "NVoodohouso Jr.,secrotary and treasuror. Fourclubs aro in tho Loaguo thiH year,Viz : Stars, Company E., lldno-lulu- s

and Kamohamohas.Tho bark S. 0. Alien arrived

from San Francisco, 1-- days out,and tho brigantiuo "W. G. Irwinsailed for tho samo port with ncargo of BUgar valued at 12,078.

Mibs Lillio Hart, daughter ofJudge Hart, was married to Fran-cis Gay of Makawoli, Kauai, byEov. Alex Mackintosh. Tho coro-inon- y

took placo at tho rcsidoncoof tho bride's father.

Tho barkontiuo Planter, Dowmastor, arrived from San Fran-cisco, 13 days out.

April 18 L. K. Puahi broughtsuit agaiiiBt Quoon Dowager Ka-piola- m

to recovor S2701.00, bal-anc- oclaimed for services as de-

fendant's business agent.Ohiof Justico Judd ontortaincd

tho mombors of tho' HawaiianSociety Sons of tho AmericanRevolution, with their wives athis rcsidonco this ovouiug and avery onjoyublo timo was had.

Theo. H. Davics troatwl thechildren of St. Andrew's Cathe-dral Sunday School to an excur-sion and picnic ntllornond Grovo,and afterwards ontortaincd thoolder mombors of tho congrega-tion at his rcsidonco at Craigsido.

Barkontiuo S. N. CaBtlo arrived,15 days from San Francisco.

Tho bark Albert' cleared forSan Francisco with a cargo ofsugar valued at S87,l(i8.'10, andwoighiug 2,344,239 lbs.

April 19 Tho bark Ceylon ar-rived, 26 days from Nanaimo witha cargo of coal.

Uov. Dr. Dillo dedicated thoFirst Mothodist Episcopal Churchof Honolulu and. proaohod a pow-erful sermon on tho occasion.

Mrs. Sarah Mitcholl, wifo of"Wm. Mitcholl, died suddenly,aged 29 years, and 7 mouths.

April 20 TJ. S. Consul-Gon-or- aland Chnrgo d'Affairos of tho

logation horo paid an official visitto tho Minister of Foreign Affaireand af torwards to tho U. o. S. Con-cord. Tho conaptain of tho Concordalso paid his re8poct3 to PrcBidoutDole.

W. H. Smith, an Amorican car-pout-aged 54 years, died of

pneumonia.Tho trial of Juliou D. Huyno

on tho charge of being a publiouuiBauco was takon up, tho defen-dant having rocovorod from hisrocont illness. It r6sultcd in Iu'bboing found guilty and fined S100.An appeal has beon takon to thoCircuit Court.

Tho wadding of Miss SarahMcLoau Hardy, daughtor of JudgoHardy of Kauai, and Warron O.Gregory of San Francisco tookplaco at Liliuo, Kauai, on April2()th,ltov.H. Isonborg porforniingtho coromony. Tho hrido gradu-ated from tho Univoreity of Cali-fornia in 1893 with high honorsand hriH since beon a profosBor inWollcsloy Collogo. Mr, GregoryrobidoH in San 1 rancieco and ih amember of tho law firm of Chick-orin- g,

ThonniB v Grogory.ThoGorumn bIiIii II. F. Ghulo

arrived, after u quick nassago of116 dnyB from Lfvorpool,

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April 21 Tho American shipJoBoph B. Thomas, Cnptnin W.Lormond, tirrivcd from Norfolk,Va., with coal for tho UnitedStates Government. Sho was 120days in making tho voyage.

Tho U.S. S. Petrol sailed forSan Francisco.

April 2- 2- Tlio hark 0. D. Bry-ant and Martha Davios hoth ar-rived from Snn Francisco.

Tho steamer Kinau brought thenews of a great oruption of Moku-awoowo- o,

tho summit crater ofMauna Loa on the Island of Ha-waii, which as visible from thedeck of tho st utuer at Lahaiua, adistanco of l(!u miles.

Tho P. M. S. S. Ilio do Janeiroarrived from San Francisco andtho C. A. S. S. Miowora from Syd-ney and tho V. S. S. Concord loftfor San Francisco.

Roy. V. II. Kitcat of tho Angli- -

for a six months trip to Canadamm .uuguiuu.

April 23 The government gavenotico that hereafter no more than700 steorago passengers would boallowed to land from any ono ves-sel.

Threo Chinese merchants worefined $."300 each for attempting tobribe a customs' officer to checkoff tho names of Chineso who woroto protend to leave for China ontho bark Oriont but in realitywould not go.

April 2-- Tho British bark)oon arrived from Liverpool.

Rev. Dr.Dillo and Daniel Logan,editor of tho Evening Bulletin)loft on tho Kinau for tho now vol-cano.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Macfarlanogavo a danco at thoir Waikiki res-idence in honor of the coming ofage of Miss Irmgard Macfarlnno,their niece. President Dole andcabinet and all prominent societypeoplo woro present.

April 25-- Tho girls of tho Ka-waiah- aoSeminary, assisted by

Mrs. Montagu Turner, gavo a verysuccessful concert at Independ-ence park.

All tho local lodges of OddFollows joined in a colobration oftho 77th anniversary of tho insti-tution of tho order in America bya basket picnic and sports at SansSouci in tho day timo and a dancoin tho cvoning at tho same place.Tho affair was tho most success-ful of tho kind in late years.

Tho ship Corolla, CaptainFrosor, arrived from Newcastlewitli 172G tons of coal.

The steamship Mount Lebanonarrived, 10 days out from Port-land, Oregon.

John Cassidy resigned as superintendent of the Governmentelectric light works.

April 27th Smoko from' thoVolcano was visible in tho after-noon from Diamond Head, nearthis city, and over 200 miles dis-tant from tho crater,

Tho marriage of Grant SidneyWoggoiior and Miss Ada MarvinRhea was solomnizod at St An-drew's Cathedral, tho Rev. Alex.Mackintosh officiating.

Tho big ship Roanoko left forNow York with 5500 tons of sugarvalued at 8385,077.

April 28th Tho barkentinoAmelia arrived from tho Soundwith a cargo of lumber.

Queen Dowagor Kapiolani re-turned from hor trip to tho islandof Hawaii.

Fred "Watorhouso, son of Sen-ator Honry "Watorhouso, was ap-pointed superintendent of tho gov-ernment oloctrio light works.

Tho steamer W. G. Hall, whicharrived from Hawaii, brought thenews of tho burning of tho Britishbark Centaur at sea. Tho captain,two mates and crow of 21 menarrived in Hilo in two open boatson the 2Gth, having abandonedthoir ship 900 miles from por.Tho Centaur sailed frpm SanFrancisco on April Gth for Marys-boroug- h,

Queensland, with a cargoof wheat. Tho firo broke out ontho 17th and waB caused by oneof tho crow dropping a lightedlamp on soma combustible mate-rial. Tho shipwrecked orow will,nrrivo in Honolulu on tho KUwu.',May 1st.

The Hawaiian Jookoy Clubelected tho following officers:President, H. A. "Widemann; t,

J. A. CumminB; trea-surer. James G. Snencor: secretary, S. G. Wilder; Executivo Committee, MosBrs. Hermann Focko.Seoly I. Shaw and J. S. "Walker,

April z'j--xi- io bark jvoxgiavosailed for La L.ihortad', Salvador

bn.Ua.at, rind tho sohoonor EBtlierluhno for San Francisco with a

cargo of sugar valuod at $3'1,908.Tho sohoonor Robort Lowers

and tho bark Aldou Besso bothArrived from San FranoiBco,

New Goods!

New Prides!

"VVc have just receivednt tho

PEN VNew Lines of Goods in all

Departments.

Agateware, China, Glass-war-oand Toilet Sets. Hard

ware, Paints, Oils and Colors.Our Grocery Department

has been largely extended byadditions in Fancy and StapleArticles. Pie Fruits andCanned Goods in largo variety.

Housekeepers will find ourstock of Lace Curtains,Sheetings, Cotton and Linen;Table Damask and Napkins,the most completo in town.

Gent's Underwear, Tenniand Negligee Shirts, Sweatersin Blue and Whit?. Laces, Ho-siery and Serges. Ladies' andGent's Umbrellus. A new lotof Saddles and ' Gent's RussetLeggings, Pommel' Slickersand Bain Coats.

Wo have recently reviewed our stock, many goodsare marked down and ourprices merit your patronages.

J. T. Waterhouse,Queen Street Stores.

International

Iron WorksQueen 8reet, Honolulu.'

ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS

Jrumislicu for Build nc All Classes oiMachinery Repair Work, and,Reconstruction or Remodel- -

log Old Plants.

Iron, Brass, Phosphor-Bronz- Zinc, Alii,minum, and Lead Castings. Ornamentaland plain Cast Iron and Steel Columns,Iron and Steel Girders' and Trusses,Gratings, Doors and Shuttors, and a goner-a- l

line of Iron andBrassWork for buildingsof all classes. Snips' Blaoksmith Work donewith neatness and dispatch. All workman-ship guaranteed first class, and at pricesthat have been hitherto unknown on thoHawaiian Islands.

Island Orders will recoive prompt atten-tion.

C. R MCVEIGH,

Manager and Proprietor,P. O. Box 457.

Telephones: Ofllco, 578; Works. CIS.

Lots For Sale !

LOT AND IinnST! AT K.imi autaright on tho Tramways Line, touted tit$10.00 nor month. 4 TTnimn-l.nf- u .. ,,.above premises.

10 Lots tit Tfnmnmitvnl .111 tlia . 1ncomer of the oxtenwon of Kukiii stioet andproposeu mver stnt t. Tho Lots nro lovol-ed- i

it fa one of tho best honao sitoti in thocity. There is a good road loading nowfrom Berotai.ia Htreot to tUeso Loin. Pricesare reasonable. Titles perfect.

For further particulars, apply to

W. 0. A.OHI.Honolulu, April 10, 1890. 27tHw

Subnorlbe for tha Rvtnino Dm. 1wwv cj, oonu por month,

EVERY i MAN I HIS I C1WN i HORSE I DDCTGR,

DR. POTTIE'SCELEBRATED -:- - LIVE -:- - STOCK -:- - REMEDIES

FOll THD CURB OP DISEASES OP

HORSES, CATTM, SHEEP, BQQS,SWINE AND POULTRY.

Tho marvelous hair remedy which provenU

FOR SALE BY

Sole Agent, Honolulu,t5F Neat pamphlet free on application. T. 0. Box 'J92, Telephone 20.""" Honolulu, April 21, 1800.Mn. O. W. Macfarlake! It affordo mo pleasure to recommend, to any one whoso hair

is falling out, tho use of 1)11. POTTIE'S II lit OIL. My hair was ooming out at sucha rate as led mo tobeliovothntl would soon bocomo bald. Aftor using tho oil for flvo weeksthis ocasod entirely; nono whatever is now falling out. I conidcr it tho best and onlyworthy romody for this trouble and also recommend it as a stimulant to new growth.

lOO-t- f Yours truly, J. 13. DANIELS.

VOELLER & CO.,

GROCERSRead List of Spocialticst

Fats da Tale Bras, Anchovies,Mushrooms, Motwtirst, Llmbargsr,

Young America Cheese.And a Full Lino of Groceries of Every

Description.

" TBtEPHONE 080.Waring Block, Berctanla strcot, Honolulu.

C. KLEMME & CO.,

Cash -:- - Grocers

NOW OPEN &k

Fort StrBBt & Chaplain LanB.

Jewelry !Our Stock of Spring Goodsis acknowledged by every-body to be the finest on theHonolulu market, and con-sists of everything Usefuland Ornamental. Our pricesare moderate. Jewelry inspec, designs manufactur-ed to order on short notice.

JACOBSEN & PFEIFFER.P. O. Box 287 Fort Street.

SOMETHING NEWIHA.AV.AJLX4UNT

goutfenir V Spoons IA Novel and Uniquo Design. Also, a

Handsome tot of Hawaiian CuriosAT- -

H, G. BIART'S.W Fino Watch llopairlng oxocntod in

a skilful manner. All kinds of Jewelrycarefully Itepaited nnd llearranged.

ITresh.Hay,

G-ra-m

and EEED STUPESper Barkentino S. GL Wilder

AT THK

City Feed Store,Funohbowi, nnd Borotania.

.L. H. DEE.

CAH'TBEBEAT!WHAT?

My $10.00 Bath Tubs, lined with beslquality, No. 10 zino, 0 in. Pipo, Chain andl'lup, with wood rim all completo. Otherdealers aro dumfonnded, and resort to allmanner of Tricks and Excubos.

B ' not decoivod, theso Bath Tubs havebeeti sold for $14 until I reduced tho price

I um prepared to do all work in my litreand guurnuteo satisfaction: Estimates fv

If you want a good Job cheap for Oash,rinji up Tolephono B44, nnd I am yourman.

JAB. NOTT Tn.Tinsmith ft Vluniberi

M. PHILLIPS &-- CO ,Wholesale Importers nn'fl JobboiB of

European and American Dry Goods.

Fore and Queim Stroots.

M, S GRINBAUM&CO.,lilMITKIt

Quoon street, Honolulu, nnd 215 FrontHtreot, Sun Fmucixoo, Cal.

IMI'OUTKIIH OV

General Merchandise and . ,

. . Commission Merchants,

ITIPOLM HUT CO,S3. ia.33.ET Stroot.

G. J. Waller ... Manager.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

BUTCHERSAND

Naw Contractors,Refrigerated Poultry

AND

Fresh Salmon

CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

Metopolilan BEat (Jo.

Telephone 45.

Central MarketNuuanu Street.

Tho Very FinestOF

lMgeifsierJ .- -. MeaTend.er-fmui2JEE2-Sw- eet

andWholesome.

Como nnd see our

NEW CHICAGO REFRIGERATORS.

Wesfbrook & Gares,Proprlotors.

Telephone - - - - 104.

City MarketJJisTAULISHED 1883.

Joseph. Tinker, - - FrDpiBeef, Mutton,

WiA

Porlc, Veal,Of tho Finest Varieties.

Makers oftli.o Celebrated Pork Sausage.

Nuuanu street, opt. Chaplain lano.

Tolophone 289.

PO.T! POI!Uan Doom & Co., Fort Street

Next Lucas' FlaniuR Mil , will havefresh overy duy

MACPICNE MADE POIrno.M tub

KALIHI, POI FACTORY,Whieh will bo sold to families in largo or

Bmall quantities. lo Uo.ntai.v-wi- 3l'cTiNisiira.

VV. L. WILCOX,311tf- - Propiiotor Kuliiii Poi Factory.

Storu open fvciiiriffs.

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Plantation Car !

ABOVE CA.lt IS

Strong and Durable t. v. Oanctnictlott

EASILY UNLOADED.Anl is Adapted for Anr and All HmImuii Wert

E3" Estiiimlcs uiven on any etylo oil'liiiitutlou Oar. AUo nn ( Car ifplniilutioii wish 'to lice tl ifi WJiccla andIron Work thoy huvo on lmi ui.

J. A. HUG.HES,E02.m Honolulu.

DO YOU LIKE CDE4I?

TRUE INDIAN CURHYNOT THE STUFF USUALLY SOLD AS CURRY

Curry Powder as nindc by usRecipe from tho

Br TRY IT

BENSON. SMITH & CO.

BrightrxcellentJLflfervescing:

Rejuvenator. ,IS

ENTERPRISE BEERA.T

PAJlTHBOH

Empire SaloonA cenorol stock of Liquors, Ales nnrl

Winos.

FltKSII DEEK UWtYS UN DIMUUH1.

OUR PORT AND SHERRY,Aro of tho iinext and como to mdirect iruni Europe

OUR MCBRAYER WHISKEY

Imported Btr.ight from Louih-villo- ,Ky.

JAMES OLDS, Prop

COMMERCIAL SALOON(Or. NllllHUII Hllll lIlTOlltlllll Sl.

T. KKVi:, Illuiiusrr.

COOL FRESH BEER!Oa Draught and the Standard Srauds of

Bottle licer.

FINE WHISKIE8, SRANDIE8, WINE8 ANDFF1ENCH LIQUORS.

TtKLE OI.AItUT A Sl'F.CI ALT V.

MEI1CHANTS' EXCHANGE

KINO AND NCUAND HTUKCTS.

Tho celebrated EnteupkiseBeer on Draught nnd inBottles. . . .

DAVID K. BAKER,inovist,

Nuuanu Valley, above tho SInusoloum.

All.orders Riven prompt and faithful attention. No extra ohartjo for deliveringFlowors to any part of tho city. Leis,Mountain Oreous and Carnations a spe-cialty 205-t- I

CRITERION

Shaving ParlorsFort St. Opp. Pantheon Stnblos.

Our ScifSfrs o sli r ; ourItiizors uro bngiit; vu bnavocquully well by dny or bynight

FRANK PAOIIEOO, Propr.

JOHN PHILLIPS,

PLUMJ3KB,Hotol St., near Kort. ; . Tol, 302.

yupww1'

is propared nftor tho Original

Purest Ingredients.

ONOJii

TEI1s--

THE

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. "tluili3i IJlllilmlllllifll ISSBRAUNSCHWEIGER - & - CO,

Importers anoLIquor Merchants.No. 5, Drumm Street, - San Francisco.

FOR SALE IN BULK. 4

American BonnnoN Whiskies tn Bond pbarrel containiug about 40 gallons eaokat various prices according to age andquality.

California Grape Biundv tn Bond pbarrel of about 40 to CO gallons.

OAHE GOODS.AUo the celebrated Case WiiiKti:

"Extra Pony" Bourbon Whisky, 12 bottlM3 gallons per caso.

"Boarrxass" Itourbou Whisky, 12 bottles, S2-- 5 gallons por case.

"Old lionter"Bonrbon Whisky, 12bottlet.2 2-- 5 pillions per case.

"Tennessee Whit.- - Ityo" Whisky, 12 bottlai2 2 0 pallons er cme.

OALIFOHNU PORT WINES, SHERRIES,ANQKLI0A.

Send orfierB by mall. Satisfaction gurautced,

Braiinsohweiger & Co.,141.1m No. C, Drumm Btrrt.

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3 My Ilnok does not tip in this maniier, no matter how weighty the load.

FRAN K LILLIS'ALL NIGHT

Hack No. 14tier TELEPHONE 170

Rlaadi llolhel nnd King ((imIi,

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Stoamor edition. Mail a copy oit by tho Monowai.

0. S. Bradford has loft tho em-ploy of tho Hawaiian GazottoCompany.

There aro twenty Japaneso andHawaiian children in tho FreoKindergarten at Hilo.

T.J. King and W. B. Ensignwere among tho passengers by thosteamer Kuuai this morning.

Up to 2 p. m. tho Monowai hadnot beon sighted. Sho willprobably bo along before night.

Hilo pooplo aro thinking offorming a Jookoy Club and lay-ing out a raco courBo on tho now"Waiakea road.

Tho postponed concert of thoKamohamoha school boys willpositively take plaeo on Saturdayevening rain or shine.

Secretary Clay calls for thopresentation of all outstandingclaims against tho Sonato boforoMonday, May'-lth- , at 10 a. in.

Another installment of Editorr Logan's interesting correspon-dence on tho Volcano and othormattors appears on tho first pago.

J. 0. Quinn gives notice thatduring his absouco from tho isl-ands Manuel Bois will act forhim under full power of attorney.

Chun Ho played cho fa and got

Eulled for it this morning. Kamviolating soction 287 oftho Civil Code, was also .incarcer-ated.

Tho Hilo Tribuno says thatletters aro boing recoived askingabout tho banana product of thatlocality. Very fino fruit is grownthere.

This is a splendid number oftho Bulletin to mail to yourfriends abroad. It contains thoonly authentic account of thopresence appcaranco of tho "Vol-cano.

J. 0. Quinn, tho popular hackdrivor, loaves on tho Monowai fora trip to Guatemala. Mr. Quinnoxpocts to spend six weeks or twomonths there, and thou return toHonolulu.

Tho regular monthly mootingof tho Board of Supervisors of theProeKindorgartou and Children'sAid Association will bo hold inw Queen Emma Hall at 9:30 a. in.,tomorrow.

The band will play at the May-day festival of tho Free Kin-dergarten Schools at Queen Emmahall tomorrow at 10 a. m. Parontsand friends are cordially invitedto bo present.

Curtis J. Lyons' prediction oflast night's high wind, which ap-peared in yesterday's paper, wasmore than verified. Ho informsthe Bulletin that tho total rain-fall of tho storm was 2.G0 inches,as measured by his gauge at Pu-naho- u.

Tho Misses llico will open thoirnow store at 513 Fort street(Gertz's old shoo store,) tomorrowwhoro thoy are today arranging alargo and handsome stock ofOhinoleum, tho now 'wall anduiantlo decoration.

Prico andt. Bums' Hawaiiancircus returned from Kauai thismorning. Mr. Burns reports aTory successful tour and every-body well. Prico isoxpootod backon May 4th, bringing with him

" many now attractions.Tho Hilo Portuguoso Sugar

Mill Company, a very successfulconcern, will plant

COO acros to cano this year andhave requested of tho Commis-sioner of Crown Lands, O. P. Iau-ko- a,

tho right to clear 300 acres offorost.

Auctioneer Luco will soil atauction at tho late rosidonco of "W.Jamos Smith, docoasod, tho on tirohousehold furniture and oil'octs,consisting of parlor, kitchon andbodroom furniture, library, goldwatch buggy, harness, otc, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clockAuctioneer Morgan willcommoncotho salo at auction of a number ofinvoices of lino goods, consistingof ladies' untrhnmed lints, milh-nor- y,

ribbons, hosiery and uudor-woa- r,imported by M. Poulam.

Tho salo takes placo at tho storonoxt to the Goldon Halo Bazaaron Fort stroot, where tho goodsaro now on viow.

DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR

(' J(ir8 Rclier Bread and Pastry thanAny Other Known Jlmnd.

Ak Your (liocer l'ur U,

I.KUINLATimi: IN ST.SSION.

Continued from let Page.

Under a BUBponsion of rulesBop. Hauuua offered a bill, beingan act amouding the civil code;bill was read by titlo, passed firstreading and was referred to thoprinting' committee.

Senate Bill No. 28, amendingtho patent laws was read by sec-tions and passed its second read-ing. Motion adopted to rend thobill for tho third time on Satur-day next.

Under a suspension of tho rulesRep. llobortson submitted an actamending Section 08, Chapter 57,laws of 1892, relative to appeals incriminal oases. Bill passed firstreading.

House Bill 27, amending Sec-tion 15 of Chapter 1G of tho PenalCode camo up. Tho amendmentis as follows:

Section 1. Larceny is of twodegrees. Larcony of propertyof tho valuo of more than onehundred dollars is in the firstdegice, and shall bo punishedby imprisonment at hard labornot more than ten yoars.

All othor larcony is in tho sec-ond dngroo and shall bo punishedby imprisonment at hard labornot more then two years, or byfine not exceeding ono thousanddollars.

Section 2. Section 17 of Chap-to- r1G of tho Ponal Codo as

amended, is hereby repealed.Bop. Hanuna thought tho pen-

alty altogether too high, and pro-posed an amendment roducingtho samo. Attorney General Smithexplained tho right of appeal andthat tho act as it stoodsimplifiod tholaw materially while it gavo ajudge no additional powers.

Bill passed its second reading.Tho House adjourned.

ITEMS l'llOM HILO.

Clipped from tho I.ntent Number oftlio Tribune.

All tho coffee of over ono year'splanting is in bloom in Puna andOlan.

Mr. Irving Schoen is now clorkin tho Hilo Hotel under tho newmanagement of Mr. J. E. Wilson.

Miss Kato Field started for atrip around tho island on Thurs-day last. Sho expects to completetho circuit and reach Hilo againin about a month.

Tho new Honomu band tender-ed Consul Canovarro a compli-mentary concert on Friday of lastweok. Tho diplomat was so wellpleased with tho musicians thatho promised to help them securonew instruments.

It is understood that tho pro-posed opposition to tho Inter-Islan-d

lino has collapsed, however, totho advantngo of Kona and Kau,tho threat to put on tho now boathaving brought about a loweringof freight rates and other advan-tages of a material nature to tholocal producers.

The Klluiirn Volcnno.Colonel Little and Prof. Max-

well wore at tho Volcano Houseon Sunday and Monday and spenttho timo exploring tho crater ofKilauoa. Great rumbling soundswore heard as of peals of ap-proaching thunder, tho earth kepttrembling, and hissing, and sput-tering sounds, aB of escapingsteam or gas, wore heard on everyhand. Hilo Tribuno.

Tho Bulletin is under obliga-tions to Capt. Scott, dotectivoHammer and a number of thona-tiv- o

policemen, who wore station-ed at tho quarantine station a fowdays ago, for a delightful concertreceived by tolophono. Jack Mc-Veigh, King of Mauliola, wasloader of the orchestra, and n,number of Hawaiian airs wororondorod, accompanied by a guitar,banjo and policemen's clubs inlieu of bones.

Notice.

ALL OUTSTANDING BILLS AOAINSTtho Senate must be presented by 10 a.m.,MO a DAY, May I. 180(1.

J. F. CLAY,267-3- t Clerk Seiiito.

Chinolium!THE NEW. ...

Art Decoration.Tho MUhCK Itlco w ill ojou thoir now

nit fitoio for the bale of thU beautiful itmlnovol riccunUlvo wmc

Tomorrow, May 1st,(513 Fort Htrcot (Gel U'h old storo). aU'WIl

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Higho8t of all in Leavoning Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Boport.

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simply U3ed as bail, won't bringpormanont business. "Wo wantpermanent business. "Wo aro get-m- g

it too. Tho regular overyday dealings, whoro wo savo ourpatrons monoy on every purchaso,is tolling in our favor.

It isn't our policy to advertisoprices and after a while put themback whoro thoy woro originally."When wo cut prices, we never puttho prico back. Our businessmethods aro fair, squaro and abovoboard. "Wo do just as wo say wewill. "We livo up to everythingwo advertise.

Barry's Tricoptoiis 25c, olil price50c,

Fig Syrup 35,, ol4 price 50c,

CamclliDC 25c, old price 50c

Ayer's Cherry Pectoral 75c, oldprice $1.

Thoso aro a fow of tho liberalrices wo accord our friends. "Wo

Eavo not onough room to enumer-ate them all hero. You will getcut-rat- e prices.

HOBp mpfl Co,DRUOOISTS.

iSTW.DIMOND'S

Tho threatened case of smallpox at Quarantine Island wasenough to stir people up to thepoint where tho necessity forproper sanitary arrangementand disinfectants is realized.

Death finds a convenientlurking place in tho sinks andclosets around tho houso. Oldfashioned closets are continual-ly out of order and Electrozoneis tho most reliable disinfect-ant known and has tho quick-est effect. Wo sell it in quartbottles with full directions forusing.

Tho best way to get attroubles caused by non-sanita- ry

plumbing is to procure awater closet of a make knownto be good. The J. L. MottCo. are makers of tho best intho world and we carry a fullstock. Wo havo elegant enam-el lined bath rubs, with Hat orroll tops, from 50 to $75.Kitchen sinks, stationary washstands and water closets.

If you aro thinking of build-ing let us havo a chance tofigure on these articles.

WiLX.Von Holt Building.

Notice.

ALL l'EHSON8 HAVING CLAIMSagainst W. 11. McLeon nre hereby tcciuchUckI to ircnoiit sumo within one weoU fromditto to tho nnriorxlgneil, ut tho lnter-Islim- dKtoam Navigation Coinpnny'H offlco, onQncon stieot. JAMES L. McLEAN.

Honolulu, April 27, 1803. 280-l-

Notice.

NOTICE IS IIEUEIIY GIVEN THATdurintf iuv nbKonco from tho HawaiianIhIiuhIh, Manuel IttU will net tor mo underfull H)wer of utturncy.

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Terms: S10.00 down, balanco$2.50 a weok or a liboral discountfor cash.

Wall, Nichols CoAGENTS.

The Armless Wonder,

Marian Moreires,Born Without Arms.

This Littlo Tortuguoso Lady EAT8,WRITES, SEWS, aud performs manyother feata entirely with her toes.

Exhibitions daily .commencing on TUES-DAY AFTERNOON, April 28tli. Openfrom 10 to 12 n. m., 2 to 5 p. in., and 7 to0 p. m.

420 utinnn Street, abovo Hotel.

Admission, 25c, Children, IQo.289-t- f

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tolxuoyour lawn mowern and gar-do- uhoiio put in order, its 1 anticipate tak-

ing a vacation by tho Monowai duo on orabout tho thirtieth hint.

Your orders by telephonn will bo promptlyattended to. Telcphono S32.

1ST. IT. BURGESS'.'s:h(h

To Let or Lease.

THE UESIDENOE OF MRS. A, LONO,ono lutlo Iron) pOiUufllec. Largo houso w 1th(nmlturo, Four bod mourn, parlor, largodining room, pantry, kitchon. hath rooms,hot and cold water, with patent oloHOts,servant houses, btulilw, hoi bo paddock,gardon and trees, A charming location.

Apply tn .1 ALFRED MAOOON,t( Merchant st next I'lHtofllcoi

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THE R. k G. CORSETSB3P TAKE THE LEAD -- SS

The R, & G. Summer Corset I

The R. L G. Nursing Corset!A Full Lino of Sizes now on hand.

The 3?, 1ST, Short Corset!Tho Only Comfortablo Riding Corset.

Ferris' Good Sense Corset Waists !Try thom, you will like thom.

Ferris' Good Sense Children's Corset Waists!Perfect fit for all ages bout for health and comfort; tapo fastened

buttons that will not pull ofl ; cord edgo button holes will not wearout; ring bucklo on'hip to secure' hoso supporters.

EST" A full lino can bo found at

N. S. SACHS': 520 Fort Street.

GIVEN AWAY!Ladies', Gontlemon'a

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-!- - F3TRAW HATS!WITH EVERY $3.00 PURCHASED.

E Wo want monoy and iii ordor to got it offer tholargest stock of DRESS GOODS over broughtto Honolulu at unheard of low prices. A nowlot of Spring and Summor Goods in endless va-riot- y.

Desirablo stylos in oxclusivo patterns.Como in and look at our stock. . . . ltt

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TO THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

The : Secretary : Disk : Plow.AanicuLTUiUL Collloe, Miss., Jan. 29, 1896.

Dn. O. W. Dabney, Washington, D. 0.Dear Sin: Yours of recent date in regard to the "Secretory" plow has

been on my desk some days, hut I delayed sending a roply in orderthat I might send bo mo photos which go with this.

Deoro fc Company sentono of tho plows, tho first ono which was com-pleted, to this station, and wo gavo it a vory thorough tost in Docom-borlas- t.

Tho ground on which it was used was a field which hadnovor boon plowod moro than six inches deop, and which had boon inrod clover for throo years, With throo good mulos we woro ablo toplow ten inches deop without making the work too hard for tho team,and by working slowly a part of tho ground was plowod to a dopth ofluurtoon innhos. Tho plow cortainly does hotter work than X haveovor seon dono with any other implomont. S. M. Thacy, Director.Mr. Tracy, in a letter to Deere & Company, says:

I havo novor soon ground loft in as good condition aftor tho plowing,tho furrows boing thrown so as to pulvorizo tho soil moro thoroughlythnn can bo dono by an ordinury plow, and all trash and weeds worooomplotoly turned under.

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TUB ItOAtll) OP HKAITII.

lrocccdliiKn M thn Weekly MeetingVcotcrdir Afternoon.

Thoro was very little businessof importance boforo the mootingof tlio Bonrcl of Health ycBtordny.

Dr. Monsarratt's report on tboanimals killed at tbo slaughterboueo was recoived and filed.

Inspector Koliipio's roportshowed that G0,000 fish wore re-coived at the fish markot duringtbo week ending April 27th.

A petition from Mrs. E. J. Bar-t- olofi Philadelphia to bo allowed

to visit the loper sottlomout wasreferred to Dr. Alvarez.

A report was recoived on tboproposed cemetery at Kabauikiand referred to Agout Reynoldsfor fuilher investigation.

Regulations for" tbo Bishop andBaldwin homes at tbo Jcpor settle-ment wero adopted with ampnd-mont- s.

An oxecutivo session of theBoard was hold bdioro adjourn-ment.

Vuiitly More Ilurslnrlxed.Hart it Co.'s candy storo was

broken into early yesterday morn-ing and S107.90 taken from thosafe. Tho ' lattor contained apurso, porno jowolry and otherarticles of valuo, nono of whichwere tampered with, but tho aboveBum in gold and silvor was ab-stracted and, so far, no clue hasbeen obtained as to tho perpetra-tor. A light is always kept burn-ing in tbo ollice, after tho placo isclosed, but no ono sleeps there.

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