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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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OWNERSHIP OF PRESCRIPSlipping.TIONS.
I Ciircial AdvertiserJ. B. CASTLE, Honolulu and San Francisco Mail ServiceIF YOU ABE IN SEARCH OPCommission Merchant.
A question of law has just beensettled in England. That is thelegal owership of a physician'sprescription. In the English casethe doctor claimed that he was
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himself the owner of his prescriD- - EliAssurance Company
FOUNDED 18 OS.LONDON.
Capital. - $ 6,000,000Assets, - - $ 9,000,000
WES OR WHITE SExcept Sundays,
j0rninSMerchant St.
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tion, and that he could require his1 -patient to return it to hi ra after-i- t
Office Cartwright Building,
Merchant Street, : Honolulu, H. I.'
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J. M. DAVIDSON,
Attorney and Connsellor-at-La- w.
- Office Kaahumanu Street,
had been tilled. HeTiehTthat the --:.o O TOcombination of drugs which - heprescribed was bis property, his ini" -
i- - nilI per moma -i --v.. nn vear 6 00
Having been appointed Agenta cf theabove Company we are now ready toeffect Insurances at the lowest rates of
vention, and that the written ' pre-scription was a; mere memoradum (In office formerly occupied by Mr. O
LrtDotfW" artvance.... 10 00 premium.to be temporarily used, .by, the pagLl.one- j-H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.
looi-i- y sogers).
WILLIAM 0. PARKE;tient in order to prevent any mis
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takes caused by a defective mem-ory. The Court ruled -- that his
TIME TABLEor TUB
Oceanic Steamship Co.(SUBJECT to change.)
' The Austbalia and ZealanoiaLeave San Francisco at 2 o'clock P. M.
Leave Honolulu at 13 M. Tuesdays.The Through Steamers Leare San Fran-
cisco and Honolulu Thursdays.
LEAVE ARRIVESTEAMER. 8AN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU.
Mariposa June 25 .... July 2Zealandia June 30 .... July 7Australia...... July 14 .... July 21Monowai July 23 July 30Zealandia...... July 28 .... Aug. 4Australia Aug. li Aug. 18Alameda Aug. 20 .... Aug. 27Zealandia Aug. 25 .... Sept. 1
Australia Sept. 8 .... Sept. 15Mariposa Sept. 17 .... Sept. 24Zealandia Sept. 22 .... bept, 29Australia Oct. 0 .... Oct. 13Monowai Oct. 15 .... Oct. 22
ATTORNEY - AT - LAWposition was not sound, and that!L indent Adtertliement. mustthe prescription, being the outward
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Agent to tko Acknowledgments.Orricx No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, Hono
rary : lulu, 11. l.HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
H. M. VCHiTJntT, Manager.
46 Merchant at.,
TsT. S. SACHS',104 Port Street, : Honolulu, H. 1.
WHERE YOU WILL FIND k NEW AND CHOICEASSORTMENT OF
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCESFor Ladies and Children;
EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, in Swiss, Hamburg andNainsook;
WHITE GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; and an immense assmt. of
Fancy Striped and Plaid Wash MaterialsIn the Newest Designs; -
AT REASONABLE PRICES !
and visible sign "of " the treatmentfor which the patient paid, was his:property. ;
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In this country we have neverheard of a case where a doctor!wanted a prescription back.- - But1it constantly happens that a drug-- 'gist who fills the presenption pasts;
Honolulu, H. I. CHARLES F. PETERSON,
Typewriter and Notary Public
Office with L. A. Thuraton. 2703-- q
UttCIAl NOTICE
the paper in a book and refuses to;i transient advertisements and sub-t-ptio- ns
must be prepaid,f are not allowed to sellGeanorto receive payments from
liAA V Hi AXUU Y D. 0
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,:L r,f hp T) ATT..Y ADVrfR- -I i( COM1" u
Ilk TrTTir Pin n . Steam Engines,3 Or U UkM uw. "be purchased from the rews
of th nffifp of nublica- - Boilers, Sugar Mills, Coolers, Brassnnd Lead Castings,
And michlnery of eyery description made tooraer. Particular attention paid to ships' black-smithin- g.
Job work executed on tbe shortest
STEAM EE. HONOLULU. BAN FBAN CISCO.
Australia June 30 .... July - 7Monowai July 2 .... July 9Zealandia July 14 .... July 21Australia July 28 .... Aug. 4Alameda July 30 .... Aug. 6Zealandia Aug. 11 .... Aug. 18Australia Aug. 25 .... Sept. 1Mariposa Aug. 27 .... Sept. 3Zealandia Sept. 8 .... Sept. 15Australia Sept. 22 .... Sept. 29Monowai Sept. 24 .... Oct. 1Zealandia Oct. 6 Oct. 13Australia Oct. 20 .... Oct. 27Alameda Oct. 22 .... Oct. 29Zealandia Nov. 3 .... Nov. 10Australia Nov. 17 Nov. 24Mariposa Nov. i9 .... Nov. 20
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Australian Mail Service
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iiCr ui xl3 Merchant street.ilEv-- Daily Advertiser, $1.50& quarter, or $0.00 a yeSr.ail Gazette, $5.00 a year in
subscriber who pays to the uni-
ted for either paper one year,iv in advance, will receive one
jyoi the " Tockists' Gcide " as.. : ruium.
Mm reward will be raid tor
return it to his customer. That isgoing to far. The druggist ac-quires no property in the prescrip-tion by mixing the drugs it pre-scribes. His rights are at an endwhen he has been paid for hisdrugs. The prescription remainsthe property of the party who ten-ders it to the druggist, and can nomore be retained by the latter thanany other property belonging tothe customer. Where the druggist,under the State law, which requireshim to keep a record of his busi-ness, chooses to file away theprescription he fills he should atall events supply his customer withan authentic copy verified by hisown signature. T
It often happens that a sick per-son coming from a" neighboring:
The Popular Millinery House, 104 Fort S2651-- q
MISS D. LAMB,
Stenographer and Type-write- r,
;nnation that will lead to the
Pioneer SteamCAM FACTORY and BAKER:.
F, HORN Practioal Ocniectloner,Pastry Cook and Baker.
No. 71 Hotel St. - - Telephone 74.'
1356 2651
LOVE'S BAKERYHo. 73 Nanana Street.
MRS. ROBT. LOTS, . - Proprietress,
Every Description of Plain and Fancy
Bread and Crackers,F RES H
Soda CrackersAND
Saloon BreadAlways oa Hand.
MILE BEEADA SPECIALTY.
Island Orders Promptly Attended to.2651-- q '
0. BEEWEE & COMPANY,
fXlmlted).
GENERAL MERCANTILE
Office of J. A. Magoon, Merchant street,near the Postoffice. 2677
riction of any one stealing theror Weekly left at the office or:ienceof subscribers,jihy advertisements should beided in durine the day. to insure DR. EMERSON,Nation the next morning. Short;ch received dd to 10 P. M.
CASTLE & COOKE,; --IMPORTERS,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE 135 Fort St., (formerly Dr. Tuc--HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
a. M. Whitney, Manager. fcers omce).Office Hotjbs 9 to 11 a. m., and 2 to 3State is relieved by a prescription! FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
obtained from a city doctor. The:invalid naturally desires to take'T TT 3 fnDVDTfiaT T A V(T
p. m. ; Sundays, 9 to 10 a. m.Bell Telephone No., 51. Residence 5
School street. 2704-3m- q roe new nd fine Al eteel iteamiblvthat prescription away for further!I stated that the United States DR. K. KOBAYASHI,use in case ot r. return oi tne;
malady. He should be enabled to DEALERS IN 99ALAMEDA:aent has issued a circulardo so, either by retaining the pre-- n
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,scnption itself or by bemg furnish-- ! NO. 161 FORT STREET.
jyOffice Hours 8 to 10 a.m.; 1 to 4ed with an exact copy of it by the! Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be doe
at Honelnlu from Sydney and Aucklandon or about
and 7 to 9 r. m. 2655-2-m
druggist. Ex.
Sto 5Utof.rtisf.nunts. FRANK B. AUERBACH,
Apent to Take Acknowledgements to COMMISSION AGENTS.
July 30, 1891,And wlllleave for tbe abeve port with malls andpassengers on or about that d&te.
For freight or passage, havjhg SUPERIORACCOMMODATIONS, apply to
insteuments fob the districtof Kona, Oahu.8CHART Office Oahu R. R. & L.Co.'s Depot, up
p be presented by its repreps abroad to foreign gov- -
t:ts announcing the passage
j International Copyright Bill,1 takes effect whenever the
'e on which it is based isH by foreign governments,pe passage of appropriate
This coarse is rendered ne-- 7
one of the sections ofhich provides that "the
only apply to a citizen orof a foreign state or nation
Such foreign state or nationj to citizens of the UnitedI of America the benefit of
'on substantially the same
y its own citizens, or when
stairs. - .LIST CT OFflCEBSi
P. O. Jones. Jr... ...... President and ManagerJ . O. Carter ..... . . .Treasurer and SecretaryHon. W. F. Allen .......Auditor
AND , May. 11, 1891. - 2761 --lm Wm. Gr. Irwin & Co.,s -
AGENTS.LEWERS & COOKE,
(Successors to Lewen ft Dickson)DIRECTORS:BokMai For Sydney and Auckland.
Importers and Dealers In Lumber Von. C. R. Bishop. Bont H. Waterbouss2651
And all Kinds of Building Materials.
PLANTATION SUPPLIESCarpenters' Blacksmiths' Machinists' and Plumbers' Tools,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSKitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and
General Merchandise.Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,
Wilcox & Gibbs. and Remington Sewing Machines,
Dr. Jane & Sons Family Medicines.2651 1356--q
ENTEEPEISE PLANING MILLPETER HIGH, - ' - Proprietor.
"OFFICE ANT MILL:
On Alakea and Richards near Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I.
So. 82 FOBT STBEET, Honolulu. 2651
The new and fine Al steel steamshipJOHN; T. WATERH0USE,
Importer and Dealer InC --m -r-
-V-r TTr A T" 4 9:ure'gn state or nation is a
JAMES NOTT, JR.,PRACTICAL
TINSMITH & PLUMBERCorner of King; and Alakea Sta.,
Honolulu, H. I.TELEPHONE Workshop. Mutual 261
residence, Mutual,' 236.
: an international agree-ic- h
provides for reciDro- - GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
VV JJlOt the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be
due at Honolulu from San Franciscoor or about
July 30, 1891.
Coast of California.South Pacific Ocean.Western Pacific Ocean.Coast of Oregon and Vansouver's Isl-
and.Western Rout to China.West Coast of America, Panama to
Ban Bias.Charts of Harbors on Hawaii, Oahu,
Maui and Kauai.
$ the grantin o- - nnn-rri-u- -
3 of which agreementNo. 25-- 31 Queen Street, Honolulu. 26S1
WILLIAM O. ACHI,D!tel States mav at itsnd will have prompt dlspa ten with malla anAttorney and counsellor at law,
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Charts of Harbor of Honolulu andS7Estimates furnished on all classes
of Plumbing and Tinsmithing work. Firstclass workmanship and material guaran- -
Jbecome a party to such
jMnd that the existenceF tithe conditions aforesaid
assengera for the above ports.For freight or passue, having SUPERIOR ACNotary Public and Ileal Estate .
' Broker COMMODATIONS , apply to teea in aiixne above branches of my busi-ne- ss
at reasonable rates. 79q '04 determined W pa; 2651Ofticx 36 Merchant Street.
Pearl River.Norie's and Thongs Navigation.Wrinkles in Practical Navigation.Bowditche's Navigation.Log Books.American Nautical Almanacs.
Wm. Gk Irwin & Co.,2651-- q AGENTS.
Wm. Q. Irwin.Olana Spreckelsf the United States by pro- -H. HACKFELD & CO.,
CLAPS SPRECKELS & CO.,-- aeirom time to timePtoses of this act may
J provision makes theWM. G. IRWIN & COMPAHY,(General Commission Agents
(Limited.; BAJnTKEKS.Door,: Cor. Fort Queen Bts., Honolulu. 2651 Wm. G. Iewot, - President arid ManagerC7"Also, all articles in the SHIP Claus Spreckels, - - Vice-Preside- nt HAWAIIAN IBLANDSHONOLULU
Sash, Blinds, Screens, Frames, Etc., Etc.
TURNED AND SAWED WORK.Walter M. Uiffard, - - - -W. E. ROWELL, - Secretary and Treasurer
CHANDLERY LINE
For Sale byTheo. C. Porter, - Auditor
Draw Exchange, en the principal parts O theEngineer and Surveyorworld.Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.
Will receive deposits oa open account, makeE. 0. HALL & SON,
IT. C,t'Je8 dependent uponC'f'broad. Itisun.C little or no difficulty
Cf as gds France,
k uady enacted lesis,a- -
kaitTc8'0"6 t0 citizensj States equal rights
Bubjecta. I Great.there i3 moch
pr,ntinS clauses ofWe difficulty i8 like--h ePerioTio.i
collections and conduct a general banking andRoom 5, Spreckels' Block.''
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BEAVER SALOON,exchange business.
Ship Chandlers. Deposits bearing Interest received In their Bay
X7"Having just received some NEW MACHINERY with the latest im-
provements from one of the best firms in the East, we are now prepared to dogood work at shorter notice and lower rates than ever before, and having latelyengaged several first-clas- s mechanics, we will make a specialty of
Counters, Shelving, Stairs, Etc., Etc.
AGEITTS OT THE
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,Of San Francisco, Cal.
Wm. G. Irwin & Co., (Limited) hasassumed the assets and liabilities of thelate firm of Wm. G. Irwin & Co., and willcontinue the general business formerlycarried on by that house. 1364-2708- -q
Fori Street,' Opposite Wilder & Co.'s, Ings Department subject to published rules and'H. J. NOLTE," PBOPBTETOB. . regulations. " . 2651q
First-cla- ss Lunches Served with Tea, Coffee,KEROSENE OIL! ...
EUMISHED ROOMS.Soda water, omger Aie or miic.
Open , From 3 ' a. m. till 10 p. m.Smokers Bequlsltes a Specialty. 2651
THE ROYAL SALOON,
IPSPrompt attention to all orders.
:o: -H. LOSE, EAGLE HOUSENUUANCJ AVENUE.
Of high test constantly on hand andfor sale for TELEP J3L ONESfion Agent. Cor. Nunana and Xlerenant streets FORT-ST- . HOUSE,
No. 184 Fort Street.MUTUAL 55. JXTBE1SL 498.
THIS FIRST-CLAS- S FAMILYUnder the Management of 2724--qii!f 1 Hotel (situate in the most pleas- -3.00 per Case e. EE. F. Welter, ii! I ! ant part of the City) continues toi PPllesarekyen Ctne Je; of offer the comforts of a home to ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
either single or en suite, at reason-able rates. Hot and cold water
transients and others.rn ilwftT in atock s variety of the beat Winea,Adjoining the Main Building are severalLfqnora, Beera. and los oold beere on draught attendto any basin, And under, byen- -
EL.-E- . M!clntyre fe I3ro.IMPORTERS AND 0ALK8 IN
10 centa per gi&aa.
lCall and Sea t7s.s 2651baths and all modern conveniences to befound in a first-clas- s house. Apply on thepremises to - .
2710-l- m WM. Pr CROOKS.
New Cottages specially constructed forfamily use. Table unsurpassed.
l7Terms $2.00 per day. 12.00 weekly,Special arrangements for monthlyrMHANT
f NoE. 0. HALL & SON LEWIS & CO., Doaraers. x. Ji.JiuuJii, fROP..
2695'1363-- q Honolulu, H. I.Ghroceries, Provisions and Feed PAINTER!PAPER HANGING!Wholesale and Retail Groces,BAST 0a3R PORT AND KING STRSBTS." -Cor. FORT & KING STREETS.
. 1366 2703--qIVE J. L. MEYER. THE PAINTER
' New Goods received by every packet from the Eastern Stafroa and Europe ??eah Calif oral VJT a call and have your paper hanging
YOU WANT A FIRST-CLAS- S JOBIFof Painting of any description done,call on the practical Painter, .J L.MEYER only. 130 Fort St. P. O.Box 337, V - 2748-l- y.
nmdnce br every ateamer. au oraera laiuirany attended to. and Gooda delivered to uny part ox tne111 FORT STREET.
Iepbcn40. : P. O. Box 291 done promptly and neatly. 130 Fort bt.telty free of charre. Ialani orders aollclted. Batlaf action cnaranteed. PoatoiQce Box No. VHiSr..V-- v a. vfn ttf . - nextDaily Advertiser 50c- - per month. P.O. Box 387. 2748-l- y
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DAILY PACIFIC . COHMISROIA.Ii TtVRRteEBt JULY 8, 1891.i
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intelligent of the immigrants heldTHE ADVERTISER CALENDAR.
July, 1891.
To All Those Contemplating8u. Mo. Tn. W. Th. fr. Sa. IT July 5..New Moon.
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11 !? lt yu'rfr."l2 "l3" TT 15 16 17 18 (Z July 21.
wFult Moon.19 20 21 22 23 24 25
(R- - July 27.26 27 28 29 30 31 Last Qa'rfr.
I would feel grateful at anytime tokind of Building where the plans and 6pecificftt,v Pportmiti
decline to give an estimate to any parties where th Plete- -
fer tO DETAIL DRAWINGS HEREINAFTER FURNISHED Clficithine hv the owner and contrartnr f,;u , . .' ""J Hot d- o j "iuibu uetaii Hr u Uij f
the work, together with the plana and SDeoifi11188 if ov .about details but leave them for the Contract 1K,wrv. j w- - . Respectfully,
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nation:
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3PAGIFIC HARDWARE en
Fort Street,
MECHANICS Ml- TTTC!t II
RECEIVEIce Chests 0.1
ine favorite paterns; a lar2e
25,000 feet Ne Picture Mould
invoiced
ARTOTYPES,ETCHINGS)PH0T0Gl
Etc, Etc.
Windsor & Newton Colors,BjJLubricating
r ( riTTrttt -vavuuiu UlLS A SPECIiJ
Fence Wire of Superior Quality; (j,
PLOWS, HARROWS,A new invoice jf Planet, Jr. Cultivators, and Hn n.
MANILA and SISAL ROPE. HIGH TEST KEROSENE On ,
WINDMILLS, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS LAVw- CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS.
Lawn Mowers, Stoves, Tin Ware. Agents for the Best Brands of
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JOHN 1ST 0TT.IMPORTER AND DEALER IX
Km 'jGntxtiBtmtnts.
Hawaiian Hardware Co., I'd,
Monday, July 6.v. .i
Has it ever occurred to you
that the best insurance is a fire
and burglar-proo- f Safe ? Per-
haps it has and you thought,from what your friends havetold you of"the price they paidlong ago that you could notafford to buy one. ,
Good Safes at prices lessthan reasonable are an inno-
vation here and we believe we
are responsible for it. Take apeep at those just inside theentrance to our store.
We mentioned, incidentally,last week something aboutHaviland ware; we're throughstock taking now and haveopened a number of casks ofjust such China as you want tomake your table a poem andyour China pantry a picture.Haviland ware not only im:
proves the appearance of thetable but adds, as well, to thetaste of the good things setbefore your guests.
One great advantage inHaviland is the fact of .yourbeing able to buy a singlepiece at the same rate youwould a hundred and you donthave to buy a full set at onetime. You can buy a y2 doz.plates and have a nucleus of adinner or tea set and add to itas you wish. Ifyou have whatis called a " regular set " ofdecorated China and your ser-
vant breaks even a singlepiece your set is ruined be-
cause it is impossible to matchdishes in such sets. WithHayiland's it is different, wemake a specialty of and recommend a very pretty. patternknown as "2106." Selectedbecause of its delicate beauty,and because it is the prettiestof a hundred or more differentpatterns made by Haviland.1 ne nowers are so natural inappearance that they needonly fragrance to tempt one topick them from the dish. YouuimK we exaggerate out wedon't; come and see for. yourself. In addition to the regu-lation pieces for dinner or teawe have sets for fish, berries,salad, ice cream or roast beef.If you already have a set thatyou do not want to lay asidewe will help you to break themonotony of the meal by sell-
ing you the necessary piecesfor a single course, say a saladset. You'll make a great im-
pression on your guests if youaccept our suggestions, andyou will be pretty well pleasedwith the taste you have shownin the selection.
Are you interested in lamps?We are and for that reason weare careful to get the best. Soshould you. If Diogenes hadprovided himself with one suchas we offer you he would havefound the honest man he waslooking for and would havepicked out something betterthan a tub as a place of resi-dence. The McKinley bill orsome other Bill has made sucha reduction in the prices at themanufactory where we dealthat we can sell you the bestsubstitute for sunlight at alower price than you ever paidbefore. We have a large andhandsome assortment; andevery one prettier than itsneighbor. : ; "
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LATEST FROM THE . VOLCANO.
Increased Activity of the LakeBuildings Going ForwardRapidlyDrives Being Con-
structed Telephone to Hilo,Etc.
The news from the Volcano bythe Kinau is np to July 2d. Thelake of molten lavs, still remains atabout 250 by 150 feet in diameter,and overflows its banks in all direc-tions at intervals of a few days, thusgradually filling up the deep pitformed by the break-dow- n of Marchlast.
There is yet no appearance of theupward thrust of the whole bottomof the pit, as is so often the case, but
ii of thft fiii:n0, ;B hft:no. dona bv, the. ? , ,, , ,
torn of the Pit is now a level floorAnn rnn t . : i;,fx--Duma yjyj ui iodu in uiouicioin;fi. ua lnv ; nn.ralw A VU VUW CMV AAA VUW VVUVa-V-
The action in the lake is most intense at the eastern end. at whichpoint the action is mora violent thanit was in Dana Lake before thebreak down. The boiling of thelake is incessant, the lava beingthrown backward and forward inimmense billows and projected intothe air to the height of about thirtyor forty reet, witn trequent carats 01fiery spray to a height of sixty orseventy feet, which falls over anarea of an acre or more. Ihe lavathus thrown out ancV cooling on theeast end of the lake has built a conesome forty feet in height and 100feet in diameter over the east end ofthe lake. The western half of thecone has fallen into the lake leavingthe hollow interior of the cone inplain view from the western rim ofii i 1 u : ii i. ntZeVvatioa fo toaS fn andarouuu mia uuuo tuwio is luanughery furnace, appalling in its tremendous manifestations of power. Atnight the light from the molten lavai8 80 brieht that every portion ofUa n?f ia KtrhtnA r onrJ fha Klnff"a
stand out in high relief against themidnight background, in most fan- -
tastic shape and color.an island
has been formed in the midst of thelake near the eastern end, some fortyfeet in length and twenty feet inbreadth with an elevation above thesurrounding surface of the lake ofsix to ten feet. The current of thelake is from west to east, the crustedtop of the lake being divided by theisland as it is borne past and re-melt- ed
in the furnace under thecone. As the black crust of the lakeia drawn in under the cone, it fre-quently leaves the surface of thelake around the island a boiling,fiery red, against which the blackoutline of the island stands out boldand defiant; but as the surface ofthe lake occasionally falls severalfeet below its ordinary level it can beseen that the edge of the island isundermined on all sides.
THE NEW HOTEL BUILDINGS
are being pressed forward rapidly.Mr. Howard, who has the contractfor erecting the new hotel, stables,bath house and cottages, is on theground with a Btrong force of work-men, and building is going on as fastas possible. Mrs. Howard accom-panied her husband, and is enjoyingthe cool weather, the sulphur steambaths and the ohelos and cream.
THE TOURIST TRAVEL
is on the increase, in spite of the factthat the accommodation is inade-quate, especially so now that a largenumber of carpenters and laborersare added to the regular quota ofboarders. A party of twelve wentup bv the la9t Hall, and twenty moreby the Kinau. The new buildingsnrA hfiin nnt rm nnno for onnn trr "J. " 5." 5 " 1 7. iurn mureaseu iravei.
III lift TT O 1W I fa 1 3 YT91 T- - KflfTA U" Zspending a week at the Volcano, andreturn witn renewed vigor and com--
plexions, which will discount thetraditional " nut brown maid."
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Prominent Eepublican politician Sndnewspaper man of Cleveland, Ohio,are aiso amoDg ice recent visitors.Col. Hodge has traveled wide andfar, and his opinion of the Volcanowill command attention. He thusrecords it in the Volcano House book:
CAPTAIN HODGE'S OPINION OF THEVOLCANO.
"I have seen many of the naturalwonders of the world ; the Yosemite, theGeysers of the Yellowstone, NiagaraFalls, the great Muir Glacier m Alaska,the Colorado Canon, the great snow cov-ered mountains of Mexico, the Giants'Causeway in Ireland, Mount Blanc on aclear morning forty miles in the distance,Mt. Vesuvius in an eruption at night,BUT NONE OF THESE OFFER ANYTHING SOGRAND, SO AWFULLY SUBLIME, SO MIGHTYin power, as the great burning lake intne crater of Kilauea.
- - O. J. Hodge,Cleveland, O.
Juna 29-3- 0, 1891.
THE CARRIAGE DRIVESwhich the company proposes to con-struct, are already being pushed for-ward. The drive to the UwekahnnaBluff, the highest point on the Kauside of the crater, is completed for adistance of a mile and and a halffrom the house. This will be ex-tended to the edge of the lower bluffimmediately opposite the lake, fromwhich point the lake can ordinarilybe seen. An observation station isto be erected there. As soon as thisdrive is completed, the one to Kila-uea iki will be commenced.
THE TELEPHONE LINE
from Hilo, to connect with the Kausystem at the Volcano, is being rap-idly erected by Mr. Richards. Thepoles are all erected and wire beingplaced in position from Hilo to theHalf-wa-y house; and from there onthe action of the Government is be-ing awaited concerning the VolcanoRoad. If the new road is to be con
structed, the wire will follow that
line; if not then it will follow thepresent trail.WHAT IS TO .BE DONE ABOUT THE VOL-
CANO ROAD?
Is the question which all Hilo is nowasking, and in which every one con-
nected in any way with tourist travelis interested. With increased steamcommunication with the coast, goodhotel accommodations at Hilo Pana-lu- u
and the Volcano, the cue barrierto a large increase in tourist travelto the Volcano is the lack of the car-
riage road from Hilo.
Slmfion Soles,
Br JAS. F. MORGAN
This pay.Auctioii Sale of
CATTLE 1 HOESES
ON WEDNESDAY, --.
JULY 8th,
A.T 12 NOON,At the Stables at the rear of the office of J .
1. Doweett. Queen St.. I will sellat Public Auction :
8 Cows and 7 Heifers2 Half Holstein Bulls,1 Steer,
One Mare- - and Two-year-O-ld Colt,
1 Horset broken to saddle and harness;1 Horse, broken to saddle.
tyTerms Cash !
Jas. F. Morgan,2R08-- H AUCTIONEER.
A Chance to Buy
lomesteads at Auction
On Tuesday, July 14thLA.t 13 o'cToolc Noon,
At my Salesrooms, Queen Street, 1 willsell at Public Auction,
10 Choice Homestead Lois
Situated at Kaluapalena,Kalihi.
The lots are situated on the main road,in close proximity to King street, and arethe finest Residence Lots offered for sale.
The lota vary in size from 100x100 feet to100x150 feet.
Lot No. 10 is an elegant Lot, on which isa new and convenient Dwelling House.
P"Now is ths chance to buv a Homestead in a cool and healthy location,
. 2fyDon't mis this opportunitj' !
(CA large map on view at my Sales-room, where will be given further particu-lars.
Jas. Vforgan,2808-t- f AOCTIONEER.
Special Sale ofJAPANESE WARE!
AT AUCTION,T have been instructed to sell at Public
Auction,
ON FRIDAY, JULY IO--A.t IO o'clook, A.M.
At my Salesrooms, a general assortment ofJ apanese Ware to close consign-
ments, consisting ofHand-painte- d Tea Sets,Vases, Desert and Fruit Plates,jt lower jtois, l ea rots,Enamel & Inlaid Ware
Very chaste, in great variety :
Bamboo and Bead Door Screens, -Fire Screens, Umbrellas, Fans,Colored Lanterns, Door Mats,Co'd Embroidered Door Screens andBedspreads, Silk Handkerchiefs,Sashes, Robe3, Etc. Also,
JAPANESE PLANTS and CHAIRS.
Lewis J. Levey.. "2809-3-t AUCTIONEER.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN -
OPERAHOUSE"10LANTHE "
Matinee on Saturday3:30 O'CLOCK.
Admission, 50cts.; Gallery, 25cte.
TnfPS PlanPen at J. J . Williams'Gallery, Hotel St., on Thursday,Friday and iSatnrday. 2808-- 5t
Mikado Eestanrant !
No63 Hotel Street,C PP. HORN '8 BAKERY.
rONewly fitted and refurnished inJapanese handiwork.
S?-Everyth-ing clean,, and cooked innrst class style.
jGiveus a trial. '2808-l-m
Co-Partners- hip Notice.
UR. JESSE M. McCHESNEY ANDMr. Fred. W. McChesney of Honolulu,H. I., are admitted as members of ourfirm to date from July 1. 1891
M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS.Honolulu, July 6, 1891. 2807-3- t 1383 4 1
loyally to Sir John from the dayin 1844 when he first addressed hissupporters in fail Highland costume on the advantage of theBritish connection.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Per O, S. S. Zealandia. SanFrancisco, July 30, 1891.
London, Jane 28 The Welsh tirt--
plate workers are angry over stoppageof work. Thev argne that a cessation ofone week per month would answer somepurpose and avert their distress. Sixtvdelegates are going to America to inquireinto the prospect 01 favorable employment. The American agents here, besides buying the latest machinery, areoffering over double wages.
London, June 28. Sir George Baden- -
tioweii ana Mr. u ronae, members 01 tneBritish Behnng sea commission, are
which sailed from Queenstown to-da- y
for New York.1
bT. Fetersburq, June 28. Harvest. .t 1 I
are fears of a partial famine. Becauseof the bad condition of crops it is pro--
P8d to Probibit the exportation ofcorn.
Havana, June 28. The famous banditArturo Garcia has been found dead nearArtimesia. Numerous bullet and stabwounds were found on the body, but itis not known who killed him.
"Re-ij-t tv Tuna 9ft Th a a rfirn nfRussian impressario, long pendingagainst Mme. Patti for damages forbreach of contract, has been decided inMme. iavor.
Lomdon, June 28. A warrant hasbeen issued for the arrest of Edward De- -
cobain, member of Parliament, who hasbeen charged with immoral practices.
London, June 28. Captain Shaw.who has been at the head of the LondonFire Brigade, has resigned his office.
mi w . .
ine Japanese.
are aoouc to taKe a1 A 1 I 1 1 1 1nana in me wnaie nsning Dusiness, ana
for this purpose, he Eastern Whaling
hama. Last vear thev bad the barkNautilus at work and this vear thesteamer Narwhal is also at work for thenew company. The company expectsto nave several snips in its employ nextSeason.
A company has been organized in NewYork for cultivating cocoanuts in the Indian river country. loriaa. ine cocoa- -nut is not iudignenous in Florida or anyother portion of the United States, butthe conditions in the place selected wouldseem to be favorable to its growth.
Paris, Judo 28. A dispatch fromBuenos Ayres says that a bloodless revo- -
llVLZllLlPresident, has been arrested and forcedto sign his resignation. -
A German authority attempts to provethat the high price of bread in Germanyis due to the McKinley bill which hasrestricted German industries and exports.
. San Francisco papers state that June28th was the hottest day there in sevenyears, the mercury reached 92 degreesin the shade.
The Treasurer of the Havemeyer Sugarcompany denies that the rise ot nait acent a pound in raw sugar is due to anycorner,
1but says there
.is always an in--
creased demand at tins time ot year.Probably the coming demands of thecanneries and the domestic jam-p- ot
would account for it.England is reported to have annexed
the island 01 bibuyan which is claimedby Spain. It is one of the Philippinesand in itself is hardly worth quarrelingabout, being only about 10x15 miles inextent. It is, however, in the 'heart ofthe group, and if occupied as a Britishnaval station, would be a disagreeablethorn in Spain's colonial side.
Probably the rarest stamp in existence has just been sold in London for
250. It is an American nt stampissued at Brattle boro, Yt., in 1840.
Homesick Samoans.New York, June 28. Manogi, Tasi- -
taifoi, Muni and Mun, four native bornfull-blood- ed Samoans, are held in captivity in New York by a showman. Ma- -nogi. a warrior chieftain, is dying of con- -sumption m a cheap hotel. The samedisease lias attacked lasitajroi and.Munis in mortal terror lest he too will, besimilarly afflicted. All four of the men
. m . . m m I
are pining tor their far-awa- y homes.They were brought here by R. A. Cun- -ningham, who was in search of a noveltyto interest the public. He went toSamoa and persuaded ten natives tocome to the United States with him.tHhr"dneallk'ndr' anden,HPir,lyielded to his entreaties, notwithstandint? that th kin fnrhad thftm tn anThey are sorry now that is, all of themwho are left that they did not obeytheir ruler.
SUPREME COURT.
Tuesday, July 7.MB. JUSTICE DOLE PRESIDING.
The Queen vs. Lui Self. Larceny inthe 2d degree. Appeal, from PoliceCourt of . Honolulu. Kaulukou for de-
fendant. Acquitted.The Queen vs. Chas. Mitchell and
James Olalau. Obstructing and per-verting justice. Appeal from PoliceCourt of Honolulu. Kaulukou for de-fendants. Acquitted.
The Queen vs. Manu. Selling liquorwithout license. Appeal from PoliceCourt of Honolulu. Kaulukou for de-fendant. Acquitted.
The Queen vs. Manu. Keeping lodg-ing house without license. Appeal fromPolice Court of Honolulu. Kaulukoufor defendant. Found guilty. Sen-tenced to pay $25.
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Be Just and fear not;Let all the ends thou aim'st at be
Thy Country's, thy God's, and Truth's.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1891.
SIR JOHN MACDONALD.
The late Sir John MacDonald,whose death was announced by a
arecent mail, was for many yearsbefore his death admitted by allparties to be the foremost Englishstatesman outside of England. Inmany points resembling Sir HenryParkes, the Premier of New SouthWales, there was this difference between the two men at the start,that young MacDonald being takento Canada by his parents at fiveyears of age was well educated atKingston, Ontario, while the Australian statesman was the son of aWarwickshire farm laborer andemigrated to Sydney at the age of24, with probably the amount andaualitv of education that the sonsA ar
of English field laborers were like--
ly to get seventy years ago.Sir John Macdonald was born in
1815 (the same year as Parkes), andas we have seen landed in Canadain 1820. He was called to the barof Upper Canada at the age of 21
and ten vears later became aw
Queen's Counsel, having alreadysat nearly two years in the Parlia-ment of Canada as member forKingston.
Elected in 1844 he has sat inParliament continuously for aperiod of over forty-si- x years.With the single exception of Mr.Gladstone, who entered Parliamentthree years earlier than Mac-Donal- d,
no man of English race hasbeen so long in public life and sothoroughly identified with publicinterests as the Canadian Premier.
Sir John made his mark at onceand entered the Cabinet in 1847,only three years after his first elec-
tion.From the beginning to the end
of his career he was a staunch Con-
servative. He led the movementfor the confederation of the variousprovinces and was Chairman ofthe London. Colonial Confer-ence in 1867, when the Im-
perial Parliament, led by thelate Lord Carnarvon, passedthe "Act of Union.,f For theseservices he was created K. C. E.,and was chosen as the first PrimeMinister of the dominion, a postwhich he held till 1873, when heresigned and led the Conservativeopposition for five years, havingremoved for a time to Victoria,B.. C, whence he was immediatelyreturned to Parliament.
In 1878 he was again calledupon to form a Ministry whichcontinued in office till the presentdate, though considering that theConservative majority at the lastgeneral election was not so largeas he hoped it is more than likelythat the loss of his guidance, hisgreat influence and experience mayoccasion pnother change.
Sir John was concerned in allthe chief public measures of Canadafor over forty years, includingConfederation, the Canadian Pa-cific Kail way and the settlement ofthe State Church question by thesecularization.
He was nominated Privy Coun-
cillor in 1879 of the "clergy re-
serves." In 1884 he again visitedLondon to assist at the formationof the Imperial Federation League,and was then raised to G. C. B.
A writer in the saysof Sir John: "Ho secured directsteam communication with Europe,the enlargement of canals, the ex-
tension of the dominion, the build-
ing of the great railroads were allfostered, and in some cases directlyinspired by him. He was a con-
structive statesman, of a conserva-
tive temperament.In figure and feature he was not
unlike Disraeli whom he some-
what resembled intellectually. Hewas one of the foremost represen-tive-s
of the imperial idea. Thesplendor of a world-wid- e empirewith the United Kingdom as itscentre was his guiding idea. TheScots of Canada certainly the mostnumerous and probably the most
Steel and Iron Ranges, Stoves and Be
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DAIL PACIFTCI nnwuffiiiHoi A L ADYERTI8ER, JULY 8, 1891. -
LOCAL AND GENERA!,. PERSONA!,.
XhennanStrayed, a dark bay pony.
t" No Steam! No Fire! No Boiler! No Danger! 3Mr. James Sutherland has a notice 99elsewhere.
Dr. G. P. Andrews will be absent 3TTlip REGAN YAPOE ENGINE!from town till July 26th.
The Royal Hawaiian Band wentto Kauai with the royal party.
Mr. L. J. Levey has an extensive
T p. P.M.
l: 4:301
sale of Japanese "ware advertised for
PiflU'.g:35't 1153 4:55 6:501
Friday next.
A special meeting of the Chamberof Commerce, is called to meet at10 a. m. to day.
,lulfl
LOCAL- -CITY
Hon. Judge Bickerton of the Su-preme Court returned yesterdayfrom a short visit to the Coast, look-ing as though he had enjoyed thetrip. He left his family there, thetwo eldest sons are to re-ent- er schoolat Tacoma, Wash., after which Mrs.iJickerton will return home.
Charles M. Shortridge, wife anddaughter are among the passengersby the Zealandia. Mr. S. is editorand proprietor of the San Jose Mer-cury, one of the beat provincialpapers in California. He intends todo the islands, and after Beeing theVolcano and other points of interestwill be able to give the latest andmost authentic description of theHawaiian Paradise.
We welcome back Dr. J. MottSmith and his two daughters. Theyare Hawaiian-kamaaina- s, and willfind friends and old acquaintanceseverywhere they may go.
Mr. E. W. Fuller, Manager of thePahala Plantation, returns from ashort vacation and goes home to Kauon the next trirj of the Hall. He isaccompanied with his family.
General Armstrong and his twodaughters were among the Kinau'spassengers for Hilo and the Volcano.They will spend a few weeks on Ha
5:30;i
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Mr. William Weight has bouerhtLola10
Lew
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an interest in the plantation store atPapaikou, Hawaii.
Here is an incident from the South--Mississippi, written in April, 1890,
just after the Grippe had visited thatcountry. I am a farmer, one ofthose who have to rise early andwork late. At the beginning of lastWinter I was on a trip to the CityofVicksburg, Miss. ,where I got welldrenched in a shower of rain. Iwent home and was soon after seizedwith a dry, hacking cough. Thisgrew worse every day, until I hadto seek relief. I consulted Dr. Dixonwho has since died, and he told meto get a bottle of Boschees GermanSyrup. Meantime my cough grewworse and worse and then the Grippecame along and I caught that alsovery severely. My condition thencompelled me to do something. Igot two bottles of German Syrup. Ibegan using them, and before takingmuch of the second bottle, I wasentirely clear of the Cough that hadhung to me so long, the Grippe, andall its bad effects. I felt tin-to-o and
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Purser Geo. McLane of the Zealandia has the thanks of the Adver-tiser for news favors.7- J
Moon.
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Mr. Jas. F. Morgan will sell horses,ic.aud cattle at noon to-da- y in the rearof J. I. Dowsett's ofiice,Qaeen street.
I - ? r- -
About 5 p. m. yesterday the fire. n m bell rang. The fire was only a smallIN . Ir 6.46
6.4G one near Alapia and King streets.7.438.31
9.129.49 have felt that wav -- ever sin re "6.46
6.46J i 10. Oi 0.40l ft .40! The California Fruit Market and PetbrJ.Brials, Jr.,Cayuga, Hines
Co.. Miss. qthe San Francisco Fruit Depot an6.4610.24
6.45il0.556.45 11.
" p.m.!
Jo.20 2.40,
0 3.501
The above cat is an excellent illustration of our Horizontal Engines which we manufacture in sizes from to 0Horse Power, and are adapted for Pumping, Electric Lighting, Running Elevators, Harvesting and Thrashing Machines,Printing Presses, Boot and Shoe Machinery, Circular, Band and Jig Saws, Hoisting, Mill and Mining Machinery, UotieeMills and Boasters, Polishing and Fanning Machines, Ventilating Apparatus, Emery Wheels, etc. ; in fact everywhere poweris needed. .
EXT The Regan Vapor Engines having more than realized the anticipations of purchasers, we have now thepleasure to submit Local References.
REFERENCE:Me. Joseph Tinker: Honolulu, June 1. 1891.
Dear Sir I purchased from you one of your 2 Horse-Pow- er Horizontal Regn Vapor Engines, and after four raontnstrial it has worked in every way most satisfactorilv. The Engine making 230 Hevolutions and running a Rotary Pump witn a Deitmaking 180 Revolutions without anv effort. It is'dehvering the water with great force 45 feet above, at the rate of SO gallons perminute, or 1,800 gallons per hour. It is run by the yard man, and he finds no trouble whatever in running it. It is doing every- -
nounce their usual fresh supplies offruit, etc.
the Port isZ.rlrhgftenat Tcru SttiDerttscnunts.. . time. Or
The Kinau carried fifteen touristsP'Tlt Honolulu ObservatoryHi?-- for the Volcano Tuesday. Accord
thistle of the DonolulaGEAND INDOOR's4 sr9 bove the custom ing to the accounts given in another
SSffiin.'SBSifi; column they will find the craterining thatwas claimed for it, and I should consider it a very Jtiandy, Bare and oirupie .engine ior auyimc w juu
iHKK 5m. 26 s. of Greenwich very active. rpmmn. irnnrs resnecuuuv.engineer, and therefore recommend these eneines to anvone. aor
The entertainment to be givenkWr Illustrated Catalogues can be had and "the Engine can be seen running in full operation at the City Mer iutptt.ti;ence. Saturday evening at the OperatpPIJli Market, Nuuanu street.House by Mr. Hermann Brandt isL-- JOS. TINKER, Sole "Aa;entiKBlVALS. expected to be well attended. Mr.
Brandt is one of the finest livingperformers on the 'violin. He will
Tcesdav. July 7., -- 1;.. OfprpndorD. 7 days FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.2781-t- f
be assisted by Miss Carrie Castle ATEE11C EXHIBITIONand Miss Hessie Dickson. Quarterly Meeting.--GIVEN BY THE HOLLISTER & CO.,The attention of the public isDEPARTURES.
Honolulu Athletic Association,called to an important change in thetime table of the Oahu Bailway to be
Tuesday, July 7.
VIp. Chanev. for Manama,--IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN--found at the head of our shipping col
THE REGULAR QUARTERLYof the G. Brewer & Co., will be held
on THURSDAY, July 9th, at IOo'cIocka. m., at the office of the Company, Qaeenstreet. E. F. BlSHOl,
AT THE
waii, then on Maui, and leave forhome about the middle of August.
Mrs. J. B. Athereon and two sonsalso went up on the Kinau, the Vol-cano being the objective point.
Mr. N. C. Willfong, who has re-cently retired from the firm ofHolmes & Willfong of Hilo, hasbeen appointed Tax Assessor for theHilo district. He returned yesterdayon the Kinau.
Mr. L. D. Spencer, Inspector ofImmigration, accompanied with Mr.Wray Taylor, and E. Stiles of theForeign Office, left on the Kinau tolook after the 400 Chinese immi-grants now fully due at Mahukona.These laborers are all engaged bythe plantations at Kohala.
Mr. G. S. Gay and Miss E. Gay,of Makaweli, Kauai, have returnedfrom the Coast.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Lackland,who have been to the Coast for someweeks returned yesterday, lookingmuch improved in health.
Athletics.On Friday evening, July 10th, the
Honolulu Athletic Association willgive a repetition of their perform-ance of June 20th last with an entirechange of programme, includingnew and interesting features that ofthemselves will be well worth seeing.There will among others be repres-entations of plastic statuary, show-ing Hercules, The Wrestlers, TheDying Gaul, The Gladiators, etc.,etc. There will also be tumbling.
The juvenile athletes are showingin great form in new exercises ondifferent apparatus from the la&t.
To those who need a pleasant Tonicfor any kind of debility, we can recom-mend Clements' as the best. For saleby Hollisteb & Co.
umn. Tne feari Uity --Liocai train isdiscontinued on Saturday afternoons, OPERA HOUSE
teand kukaiau.fan, Clarke, for Maui and Ha--
le.Smythe, for Kauai.rjhila. Campbell, for Kauai,
levies, for Maui.
2805-l- w Sec'y C. Brewer & Companv.but runs on Sunday afternoons in
ON- -stead, thus giving the residents of NOTICE.jylii, McGregor, for Molokai.li for Kahuku.
TOBACCOS,
FinestHavana,
Manila
Evening,Friday July 10th, 1891,Pearl City and Ewa opportunity ofspending the Sabbath in Honoluluand returning home at 5:30 on Sun-day evening.LlS LEAVING TO-DA- Y.
MY ABSENCE FROM THEDURING Kahuku Plantation matterswill be attended to by Castle & Cooke. Theassessment upon the stock will be payableHie Hawaii for Koolau.
Consisting of Exercises on the
HORIZONTAL BAB,vATjiyriisrG- - horse,
PARALLEL BARSthere without further notice.
JAMES B. CASTLE.Off for Kauai.
Her Majesty the Queen left on
DEUGrS,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
ToiletArticles,
FinePerfumes
and Soaps,
Sponges, Etc.
Honolulu, June 30, 1891. 2805-l- w
Tuesday afternoon by the steamer "WANTEDMikahala on a royal visit to her peo-
ple on Kauai. Her Majesty, attend-ed by His Highness Prince Kalani- -
A SIT- -
Living and Ladder 1 yramidsAnd Plastic Statuary, representing
A ROMAN STUDIOBy Members, and
DY AN INTELLIGENT LAD,
AmericanCigars,Cigarettes
Pipes,Etc.
D uation in office or store; willing toApply to
ji fEssELS IS FORT.! li! does not include coasters.)y$jflmu Straadt, Necastle.
Stanley, Newcastle.irjrpna.Cutler, Port Townsend,
Star, Garland, Jauht.Iio, James, Liverpool,il'iilade, Uercksen, Liverpool.J inter. Dow, San Francisco.
E;a Wikman, Eureka.hm Ciaudina, Maas, Eureka.Lrestueen, Xelson, Ban Fran.pnlia,va0;erendorp, S F.i3GJ VESSELS EXPECTED.
Where trom. Due.
make himself generally useful.T. C, this office. 2803-6-t
HawaiianClub Swinging and Exercises on the Vaulting Supreme
naole, and Major J. W. Kobertson,H. M.'s Chamberlain, was driven tothe steamer 1 in the royal carriage.The young prince besides a largenumber of retainers accompanied theQueen on this trip. As the steamer
Court of theIslands.Horse by the Juvenile Class.
OYER 40 PAETICIPANTS!moved away from the wharf amidthe cheers of the people, the royal TN THE MATTER OF F. H. RED-J- L
ward, of Honolulu. Oahu. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE NAPA SODA WATEKpeld Liverpool Aug 20leionnson.. Liverpool Aug 18 Creditors of the said bankrupt arestandard floating in the breeze fromJ 3 Brewer. . Boston J uiy 25
. Reserved Seats, $1; Balcony, 75c; Gal-lery, 50c.
hereby notified to come in and prove theirdebts before such Justice of the Supremewi'.ance.!ewcastle July 9 SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
rjX- San Francisco. .Oct 15the main topmast, a royal salute oftwenty-on- e guns was fired in herhonor from the Kakaako battery.The schooner Robert Lowers, which
J?-- Box Plan at Ludwigsen & Cfon'sChina (Mah).June 30Ice Cream Parlors, Hotel St. Z8U8--Glasgow Aug 31
Court as shall be sitting at Chambers atAliiolani Hale. Honolulu, on THURSDAY,the 9th day of July, 1891, between thehours of lOo clock in the forenoon and noonof the said day, and elect one or more as
Eye Glasses,
Opera Glasses
f awing... ..Bremen Kept 10I'kalukai.. Cruise July 25
Opera Glasses,
Eye Glasses
Camarino's RefrigeratorARRIVED PER 8. 8. ZEALANDIA, CONTAINING
ON ICE, HouseHawaiianF'M San Fran ... J une Opera signees of the said bankrupt s estate.was lying near by, made a granddisplay in honor of the royal depart-ure. The Queen and party will befeasted at Nawiliwili to-da- y.
i'iiry E Foster. La vsan I.June 30 FRESH CHERRIES, PEACH- -f d Johnson.. New York... Oct 4
es, Plums, Apricots, Pears,iu Davis. New York... Sept 30ter SF(Hilo)...Julv 15
By the Court.HENRY SMITH, Clerk.
Honolulu, July 2, 1891. 2806-t- f
TO LET.Oysters in shell and tins ; Cauli
Arrival of O. S. S. Zealandia. .A: Full Line of SpectaclesPASSENGERS. SATURDAY EVENING, JULY lift,The steamer Zealandia, K. van
--o-! AEEIVALS. Oterendorp, Commander, sailed fromSan Francisco June 30th at 4:45
THOSE PREMISES TO LET,at Nupaepae, adjoining the resi-dence of Bishop Willis, Nuuanu
flower, Celery, Fresh Salmon. Also, Or-
anges, Apples. Lemons, Mexican Limes,Cal. Tomatoes. -
On Hand: A fall supply of IslandGrapes, Hilo Pears, Pineapples, etc.Prices moderate.
Cala. Fruit Market,2809-- 3t Mutual Tel. 378.
8 O'CLOCK.tiaFrancisco, per 0 S S Zealandia,f David Kawamnakoa, Dr AMP--i wife, Judge R F Bickerton,pn,SEhrlich. It W Fuller. wife
HOLLISTER & CO., 109. Fort Street.2651-- q
street, Honolulu, including House L.ot,p. m. ; outer buoy at 6:24; with 49cabin and 25teerage passengers and House, and Taro Patches, formerly the
property of Peter Mellish.4Ka.tiSGay, Miss E Uav, Miss HEEMAN BRANDT'S1272 tons of cargo. Arrived at llono-lu-u
3 p. m.. July 7th. Weather:ritrs m nennessey, J uf wd wife,W T Hess. John W For terms, apply of Just iieceivedPer S. S. Zealandia, for John Lycurgus.M wile , Miss Louise Uugus, Miss June 30 and July 1 light N. S. W. Kerosene OilT. R. MOSSMAN.
Nuilii Plantation, Hawaii.Hilton Jones. V O Lach- - San Francisco Frcit Depot.wind: Julv 2 to 7 liffht N. li. wind 2799-2- WCONOEET ! Per Bark CHARLOTTE," a number ofF i.Muffett, wiie'and infant, Fine weather during entire passage.l Miss Alma S Rnhinnn Mko
Ice house fruits, frozen Oystersin shell and tin. FOR SALE.rs J v Robinson,i' , My large Refrigerator in storeM Bhortridge, wife Pianos ! Pianos !
A Prince of Hawaii.Prince Kawananakoa of Hawaii is
. i ifilled with the finest Cal. fruits in town.JiOU-CUlit- h. Miss Mvrn
U- - """"sen, juiss vv aiker, 2809-3-t $C7"Tickets may be had at the Ha-
waiian News Cos Store. 2809 tdA BROWN MA.RE, EIGHT
or nine years old; sound andgentle; easy in the saddle, andtrained to the carriage; a good
3.00 per Case.u uuuu. w w na pv. j i in tne city on nis way uume iruuiEngland, where, for the past three From the Celebrated Factory of
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Tong.I DEPASTURES. 2to 2l!ii3rtistment0. traveler. Also, a Bridle and a lady's bad-di- e.
Inquire at Advertiser office or atyears, he has been a student at the. . i r 1 1 miS u?'npe,r steamer Waialeale, a BECHSTEIN, LONDON and . BERLIN,Oceanic Steamship Company Oahu College. U5-- tt
Hon and 10 on Koval Agricultural college. xueHONOLULU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LOST.Prince is about iso years oi age ana
is of distinguished appearance, welli r V nawail. T)er stmr TTinon JDS7Now ready for inspection, for saleFOR SAN FRANCISCO. byD Stubbs.1 . Hawaiian Hardware Co,featured and fashionably dressed.II 111)11 i 1,
SPECIAZ, MEETING!- hVjTl.ses ;sArmstrong"
Jackson.He is of medium stature and rather The Al steamship
RETURN TOA GOLD SHOE-CLAa-f.iiWT.fT"0"- - Alexander and boyish ngure. o. jd . jux.2804-t- fxi- - this office and receive reward.KSSy.Mc.Mis8 Bonnell
936( ZEALANDIAft: Mi w- - ua jNllS3 West- - For WILL Bin A BPJSUIAL.THERE the Honolulu Chamber of Com
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
Sole Agents foi the Hawaiian Islands.2712--q
KEROSENE OIL !
Hotel. Arrivals.HAMILTON HOUSE. FOR SALE.merce" THIS WEDNESDAY MORNING,
thRthinst.. at 10 o'clock. A full attend Fort Si, opp. Spreckela' Block.2803-- 1 w
lfr L VNiIfSt!S. H W Cbam-M- lG,rfWK,TWolff' E p Low, Chas. M. Shortridge and wife, Miss ance is desired. J. B. ATHERTON,
ONE HALL TYPE2809-l- t Secretary. TTPVRV (IHEAP.Shortridge, Dr. A. M. Barker and wile,V Writer, nearly new. Address E. J.,
i KEROSENE OILHonolulu P. O.Will leave Honolulu for the above port on 2805-l- wNOTICE.Louise Sonniksen, San Jose; VV. O.Lackland and wife, Honolulu ; James P.
-- ATKwl .a.na- - Miss Severance.rSOoad Vdml 30 Japanese Tuesday, : July 14th STRAYED.Moffett, wife and infant, Portland; .
W Fnller. wife and two children, Ha- - WIFE, MARY bUIttJSBLAWWMY left her bed and board, I wil 99rfELMikahala.JulyT- - S2.50 per Case STAE BRANDi: John M. Hugus and wife, Missnot be resDonsible for debts contractedLouise Hugus, Miss Annetta Hugus,K Pmf u 11 H Prince K Kla. without my written order. A.t 12 o'clock noon,
g&EoT Frei ght or Passage apply to PROM WOODLAWN DAIRY,.Tune 27th. one Bav Mare, brand FOE SALE BYIA 8 Harf;rJ,,Mast,er.9 J K and A W
California; K. Bunge, New York.
Overheard on the Street. W. D. on neck and two ZZ onhin. A suitable reward will bef riife- - ii Ia.nily. Col O J
Honolulu, July 7, 1891. ' 2809-2-w
"8TEAYED. WM. G.IRWIN & CO., L'd.Highest Test! Lowest Prices!
J. T. WATERH0USE2805-l- wgiven for her return.
AGENTS.C BWil-- it Char- - 2809 6tHarry "What time isIav ?
ell. Miss TO LET.CASTLE & COOKE.
2806-l- w
Tax Notice.raie . P J Bates, Miss Furnished Roomu. 'ua, Hon D W p;
FROM WAIKIKI, . DARKbay Pony, white star on fore-head, three white feet, heavytail and mane. Suitable re- -
Chas. "Can't find out from me." r0Harry" What ! No watch on the QUEEN ST. STORE.2807-l- w
A NEWLY FINISHED COTand nf that chain?" ward. Return to Fashion Stables. tjn?e at Palama. near King street.fondtcK. Uawallaa Band and 2809-3- tChas. "Oh, yes, watch enongn, and close to the tramcar3. ApplyJO. 6 GARDEN LA.NE.
2S08--3t tn C. F. Peterson, over uisnop o. shnt it. dnn't keeD time."Hp&' stmr Claud TO XiET IBank. , 2802-2-NOTICE. THE DEPUTY TAX ASSESSOR ANDfor the District of Ewa andtTattv u AVhv don't voa nave ui" rs t i r -- irs Wilder W
FOR LEASE! Waianae will be at the Ewa Court Housernt. in order T " , . i . J3 from July 1 to 24, 1891, and at the CourtElection of Officers.BE OUTChas. "Have inea oyer auu uverii?' AliceT'fcW H Cornwell,I fptHouse at Waianae from July 27 to AugustHR. G. P. ANDREWS WILL
V of town until July 26th. 2809 3tTHE ARLINGTON HOTELPremises in Brewer'8 Hotel-s- t.
Block. Recently renovated andin good repair. Dininrr room.
pp-ftin-. bnt no so. .
"
1.1891, for the purpose of assessing andHorrv " HUVfl TOC LHKoIl ll collection of taxes.THOSE VERY DESIRABLE
premises situate on Punchbowl Hill, T A SPECIAL MEETING OF C. All those who own property in tbe Dis kitchen and store rooms on ground floor.Wichman?" Biennial Meeting. a-- Brewer & Company, L'd., held thisinst back of residence of J.F. Hack- - trict and are at present living out of theChas. "No." said District will please return their blanksdav. the following: persons were elected asHarrv Well, now what have you officers for the remainder of the current not later than July 31st, or no appeal will
I 11 1 Cl T1 AATT .mHF. BIENNIAL MEETING OF THEhfifin thinkincr oft You take it tofeld, Esq. The house is just finished, con-
tains parlor, dining room, four bed rooms,kitchen, Pantry, store room, bath roomand closets; also, fitted with stationarywAshstiinda. There are also stables and
s A Hump tt.ao , . Deputy Tax Assessor and Collectorfor Dis- -A members of the Queen VHospital Cor-nnrati- on
will take place at the Room of
Parlors, sleeping apartments and bathsup-stai- rs. Possession given July 1st.
IXy-F- or further particulars and termsof lease, apply to v . -
. C. BREWER & CO., L'd.,2794-2-w Queen Street.
NOTICE.
Mo.ha-edne- ar him. He ss watch maker,' l make her so on
carriage house. The premises commandsnnnf th finest vie ws of the harbor and
year:Joseph O. Carter.. .Pres. and ManagerGeorge H. Robertson TreasurerE. Faxon Bishop Secretary
E. F. BISHOP,Sec'y C. Brewer & Company.
Honolulu, J une 30, 1891. 2S04-l- m
tnct oi hwa and Waianae. 2801-l- m
Meeting Notice.time, there is no go in it."i ;:ay on TqpsHo uPon the Ma--the Chamber of Commerce on SATURDAY, 11th July, 1891, at 10 a. m.
Per order. V. A. SCHAEFER,fcjfc r t&ry
Honolulu, June 4.1891. - 2807-l- w
took;r:- -- : Rie'ht von are Harry, I'll remem- -
the ' ..lues1ay to HawaiiDiamond Head to be had on the hill.
Apply to J- - A. MAGOON,2796-t- f Adjoining Post Office.
NOTICE.,: ?:. TK"vr iy arrive t
W
ber you at Christmas."- 2S08 tf H. F. Wichman. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Sacar Mill Co. will .nlPAna tnfco HAVINGmilE UNDERSIGNBDEOTJJSTD.C7 women; r;r ALLIGATOR PEARS ! started a Tannery at lwilei close to thenotice that the annual meeting of theCompany will be held at the office of C. Slaughter houfe. informs the public thatKaal
2.300 bags Brewer S Company, Queen St.,MONDAY,mmf " TTwn'E'RSTONED HAS BOUGHT "DUNCH OF KEYS. ON KAP10LA.N1X all of Quini'H interest in and the store t D between Kinau and Lunalilo streets.. ggSend orders to
Z. TURNER,morrow for
. Waianae
he will purchase hides and do all businessconcerning the line of Tannery, and hason band all kinds of Leather for sale atreasonable prices. v - - -
2305-3- m JOAOUIM PA GRELLA.
it, i.
Brain workers, end all who have tostand the severe mental strain conse-quent on intellectual employment, findClements Tonic invaluable. Hol-usiE-R
& Cc. are the Agents for theielands.
juiy zu, next, atiu o ciocK a. m.J. O. CARTER,
Secretary H. S. M. Co.Honolulu, July 6, 1891, . 2S07-2- w
at Papaikou.' The nrm wia nereaiier De I vwner can naye tue bwub uj w6known as Otsuka fc Co. fc1 Advertiser office and paying for this advt.njsbed takmR out her 3809 1383-3- t WM. WEIGHT. I .'ZW-- 3ti
1.
2773 1376-t- f Hilo, Hawaii.A;
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J- - dahjYpacipio commercial Advertiser, joly s issi.it V 'Irirtisnantts.
THOUGHTFUL EMPLOYERS.
AtrAfl Anirr in ViaBaldwin Locomotives! The Honolulu Soap IBs MACKEEEL as thoaghtfal of his clerk, as it is juST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATESTthe dutv of the latter to be thought- - eJv - .v , . :.
J ;.t
fui of his employer's interest. AOF ALL GRADES. TM uapppto ffood clerk will aDnreciate the effort ILond.on tyles!HATU DAxTr-r- . ; - I OI fx crnnA flmnlnvfir to treat himThe undersigned have
their NEW STEAM id!? WoSaS T".".-- "' properV and recognize that a clerkand are prepared to supply Of Fine
'Suitings" '
and Trouserings.the trade a " w"1'ation, CON-- is a human being; Tiere r is occa- -
OlX sionally an employer who seems. to " 'f .,
H' S' TfiEGLOAN & S0N, MERCHANT TA1L0BSj 2741 .?mn
Pure Laundry Soap! T? 17 C A T T V m I h la A r f n '(on T" - rtVlf In ICyxi. jxjLfJCf A IX 4JJ.i$ JL (J SUIT ucuiauuoy utnou muu. . ojcxo uemanas very luug uuuib uu
The undersigned having been appointedbole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands
FOB THE CELEBRATED
Baldwin LocomotivesFrom the Works of
Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co.,
Philadelphia, Penn.,
AT lowest at ATT2-rv- p t .c. very small pay. He forsrets thatPut up in Boxes of 100 Lbs.,
of 42 and 56 Bars each . Fresh ever, ao
it is not an employers privilege to
s.foster & co. SSUK TAHITI LEMONADE WOEKS Co.We Piiarantpp Unon vV " uvar kv uo .rums,and miirh hAttar than ti. j .
Importers & Wholes a, . .IK" ?rL?i?n 0D&UC llUIlCUa
SEach box is stamped " Honolu- -T TT SiAtn Pn J '
NO.MAIUFACTURERS OF a7 and.... . vvvvuj ou, a juou woiu iur. jfuu.r uicxjiand to him. Let him know you
26 and 28 California St.. San Fn ATcnsm I aDnrnniflt.ft hia work if if. is sfitisfan- -uwax auu iO
0f H4. .. vKaiou w give cBumawH ana .
receive ordrs for these engines, of any oi'i'nBize and style. For all Retailers. a2686 1360--y. toiy. If it is the clerk's duty to T " n 1
OAJTU 1L1 ILWA Y & LAND CO I. y m the store evening8 surprise JUUlUUlldUC, OUUlt, UI tJaiU 00(18. fSSThe Baldwin Locomotive Woeks arenow mAnnfani-.i-l ri Charles, I'll stay to-nig- ht, and you GIVEtscan take a little rest, if you wish ;VOU don't frfifc nnt mnnh." Th QADC'ADA DTT T A fi TATmrk at
HONOLULU SOAP WORKS CO.,
M. W. MeCflESNEY &
2778-3- m AGENTS.NOTICE TO SHIPPEES ' cIerk wiI1 rePay vou never
.fear--
-- ?XArS,-P-f Af.v.4.? vxllN OrJlrJK AIjE1 1 M ,1
ft H avjiv Uitive particularly adopted
For Plantation Purposes,
A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands, and we willhave pleasure in furnishing PlantationAgents and Managers with particulars ofsame.
'PV. j m .i
laKe aavantage oi you, tne prooa- -
iONSTGNORs TWTTiaai T?TTTxrronr bll,t7 w that he will exert himself EASPBEREYA DE- -I i . - ww x uiuuoa fA nU(,aA t. x uNew Store! New Goods! onipping Receipts, in duplicate, at TJcai3D J"ou- - P8 UB conthe time of delivery of goods, giving a siderate of your employee.ixjrranr. liar. rr artii aa nrik . i j i a a : i i u i ij : " mco, nnu uittrjiB, au-- i iCLiinex-- buuuiu auviso ms
' and destination of h clerks. If VICHY,consignment possible, instruct them APPOLLINARIS, ETC., ETC ETP !0toupenoniy oi tnese Locomotivesover all other makes is not only known GENT'S FURNISH fNG GOODShere but is acknowledged thronirhnnt. th
ine ungmal Receipt to be signed V auu wuuu ur--by the Agent of the Comnanv portunity offers where they can'United States. LADIES' UNDERWEAR, the Duplicate to be retainedby him as benefit themselves, give them a 8,n FrwcUC0
CHILDRENS' UNDERWEAR vtlTlJZi 8,hiPPin? the property, pleasant good by and what assist-BOY'- S
5 ObtainWAISTS Etc.. 1 Tll5.-l-- - ,. . W- - H. TAIL0Bb.8.moobe..:;::;;"-- .., General FreightToffice fa1BonJlula 0U ma regret their departure. OUIUVCLJ UI C i XieireSIlinff I iJellClOUS f
djLJ;Th6 AhnvA miIa w?n foir afv,. A merchant in consistfinnv mnf . ! 5 i rr ?S :.,BOY'S & MISSES' HATS, r ...- - - -- w Ul VUAC, CAACLI I J -u aud juiib ao, xoi. o watuuiui oi nis ciei'K s inter- - B Of
cats as nis clerk is of his employW. G. ASHLEY,Superintendent.JUST RECEIVED PER AUSTRALIA 2782-l- m
er's. Minneapolis Commercial Bui- - IaUib.JTHE CHOICE8T LOT OF
WM. G. IBWIN & CO.,Solb Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
,2651-- q
CASTLE & COOKE,
Life, Fire and Marine
Insurance Agents !
agents for: m
TELEPHONES:.''5 .
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C. B. RIPLEY,
A.rchitect3 A Married Woman s Will. ... Tta8X8 of i v. ,
If a woman makes a will before r lVlUtlial 360. 2749-- qMilIinery,FIowers,Feathers &Noreltiesmarriage the factor her marriagemakes the will worthless. This is T T lrn.
Office Room 5, Spreckel's .Block.(Mutual Tel. 208).
New Designs Mnmrnw
1 . U. DUX 4H . '.. .i J :
the common. law rnlft nnd afill - MUTUAL XEL, f0.Ever Seen in Honolulu. - J i A V wci water giuruiuLi Hvaus in the arge maioritv ofOnmnlpfo Piano o O , Ll r.. . J prompt Returns Made on Goods Sold on (mmission. ana Bummade tltr th. . 'iEvery
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Description of Bufidtoi: - u . V ermont and Pr--BoUerIrinworkv:
contracts drawn and careful superin- - f " " . liaSs uoes WATEBPIPE,ofBoli;13Prices, Reasonable !
3"New Goods Eveby Steameb.
" 21 wuowutuuu given wnen re-- vvvuouiji m v aimuio a vvo in-quired, an's will. hut. nnl
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co
OF BOSTON,
--ffitna Fire Ins. Co- - of Hartford.
UNION
i ' " wvj. uuiixi or .hlpffiMt, Jffflau ana examine plans. of the point in her own Stat.A b - '2753-3m- tf - should nt.tpnrl fr. rv,f- - i A J 1 HYDRAULin RrvsTrwn . .
ission Houseafterinmarriagel ll if TosbieAUCtlOll ftllU AjO
i
mmPianos, Pianos, Pianossecure her husband's consent to il
duti). WAnnT , , p wd stunInsurance Company f TClFIRE AND MARINE, JL 5 5
(fibe-pko- op buildinq) niucBM. Air tnrt
written and si en ad after the motDB7mi .i.j" cvc?cu per o. d. Australia.BOLE Affentamit .....i.lWest Cor. Nuuaim and King Streets,ment itself. This consent is not
evervwhflrAOowtof theHeln.suSOF SAN PBANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
1356 2651- - Honolulu, H. I., rUMPS-DlrectAeU- niteaMclntyre Block, Fort Street.2709-3m- q
J uvwoottijij UUd 13 ui--ways wise. In Massachusetts it is fi W 1 vnpppDabsolutely necessary if itfl ii!ilriJlJBilf , Proprietor."x. . ... .
Three more of those Superior
Hemme& Lug Pianos!Made expressly for H. H. Williams
& Co.
buxuio liio wiii nnra ntt antr -? ; . : .CHAS. BREWER & CO.'Sfdl G. Wd (S Copy, Claim which our laws grA!1 kinda of Second-han- d Furniturn Rnnhf aA .
pump.
JOHN DTER
Boom Ko. 8,npiUln,lfnt
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w - . . V U1I t llllll I I V . :nnn fmir vA. 1 w I- w UW3U. .VI'VII . - ' J -to a wiaower on the estateBoston Line of Packets. oi ius wife. A man's will, at com-
mon law and in the maioritv' ofThey are moth proof, just the thing fo
this country. E. HOFESCHLAEGER & CO.(LIMITED),
OFFER FOR SALE
Lime and Cement,IMPORTERS WILL PLEASE GAZluico "ww, jb noc invalidated byhis subsequent marriage alone, but
if a child is born the concurrencekaji.e uuune iuat tne nne raNowon exhibition and for sale orrent by
H. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,BARK MAETHA DAVIS me two events makes her will
WNG AND BETHEL STSOffer For Sale, ex Recent Arrivals!SUPERIOR : RHINE : WINESSue. "---"-
Steam Book sncalso worthless, and he must writeCapt. 778-l- m 105 Fnrt Rfrof oK. nL.' i.PARAFFINE PAINT CO.'S i uuuiuw. vuautauquan.
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Will be laid on the berth in Bojion to leavefor this port on June 15, 1891. if suffi- - CASTLE & PEESTfflflWCOOKE.Compounds and Eoofing Nebs Sliiocrtistimuts.5CFor further particulars apply to
2661 1356--q O. BREWER & CO.
HARDWARE,Shipping and Commissioii Merchants
46 Merchant Str;
FLENBJ STOCK . BEER-GaMan- teed the Genuine Article.Recently Publishedbeed's patent
Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.Is prepared to do all kiix uo nownea Augustiner alsoGENUINE HAVANA pq !!v7' . . cial and Legal Wor-- . 1U, . v T wu-ge variety.
and with dispm
NEW GOODSA Fine Assortment.
We have just received per 8. 8. Australia,
'
A NEW HAWAIIAN GUIDE BOOK 11 ' and' Bethftl t ,
IMPOBTKBS AHD DXALXB8 IW
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Plantation Agents,
Life, Fire and MarineInsurance Agents.
1356 HONOLULU. H. I. 2651-- q
Having Lately EecsiTsiilf
comprisine:, oneelegant Stock of tfl thefusrSi!
ANHand-paint- ed Porcelain Dinner Set.
FERTILIZERS :
Wool Dust,Bone Meal,
3Tish Guano.ALSO
BUCK & OHLANDT'8
99 FOKT STREET.A few of those fine hand-embroider- ed
'
Plat Papers of every si
SlXiK; and SATIN SCREEN'S, Te attention ofd eeg.nt Iine WIT- H-
ANDERSON & LUNDY,
Dentists.ILLUSTRATED
TOURISTS' GUIDEEBONY FRAMES,
FineAborted colors and patterns of Crepe JNew bilks, New Sateens, New ftlnvpHigh Grade Chemical Cane Manure. and Saucers. A fine lot of NEW LACES, NEW ': 'TEBIMIUGS, NEW PARASOLS - vARTIFICIAL TEETHfrom one to an entire set in-
serted On fiTOld. Silver, nllnm.Maniia Cigars and Cheroots And also having added 3
very large assortment, tW--ThroughaHawaiianlsIands r, JifliBKOIDERIES; NEW CURTAINS, NEW PINEAPPLE TISSUExuo in a .box. mum. and rubber bases.brown and bridge work a specialtv. Topersons wearing rubber plates which are aconstant snnroo i i4.x.-- . ,Scarf Pins in great variety, ' vu' and INFANT'S WEAR.Juuy XU1DS. --OF IB- S-;r t vx ii I iLttiiuu to tneSvlSV'f would recommendA few
Also, anof those handy Mosquito Urns.
assortment of styles of !ffiS&SS5j eL?iale:. opeivlit:PriceinHperCopy Ffct Job Ijftf " ovwiuttuue. , wan ineBatten Ohairsand Tables SSS3tap
GRASS SEEDS:
Cocksfoot, Rye Grass and Clovers.
REFINED SUGARS,
Fall-ban- k Canning Oos CornedBeef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.
SALMON IN BARRELS,2702-- q
The nmMoI ' the islands for any Pt ofS3rUall earl v and ommin. Mo L. MEYER, !From. the mostcelebm1'
xi, TT,--f States, inoOr, to any foreign country for 75 Cents.C AFAT,
Dealer in Clothing, Famishing Goods
AND
men, we are pre;Practical
assortment of New Goods.
WING W0 CHAN & CO.No. 22 Nnuanu Stoset.
Eedward & Howell,and Decorate Painter out at very
Pianos For Kent. The Book has 176 pages of text, with,
Letter Headl,General MerchandiseOf every description entirely new,at his
20 Full Page Illustrations of Island Scenery,' Bill Headl
' Circulwl,m j n ri a r I in I n ijnnn nDmnu PAPER HANGING A SRECIALTYJtTlTfSi r 1 ?4- - t0 ?7.00per month."ATT
New Store, 55 and 57 Nuuanu St., and .. description of the Pearineittr.T5mniM .Q.i Railway enternriooHAWAIIAN NEWS O. TM l 'COMPANY. j,u6Uuwu, conntrv r ' aurroundine,rf . w7 vuiiLiciuturs xmuaers Contracts,130 Port St.,The public are i1' has also FOUR MAPR rf f,Qfe1 Spect the chice eKctS5 of lslands' PPared ewessl it
larg6r.2767-3-m .
Honolulu.- i - ...
Ctitm In remedy forGonorrhoea A Gleet.THe only Bate remedy forIncorrhoe orWhites.fluftrutfMl Ant u : 2651-- q
Brtok, Stone and Wooden Bnlldliifatlmatei Olyen.
Jobbing Promptlj Attended to,76 KING STREET1.
aaie seierare. I - each of"thiSa ?riptio.f- : v vcoi.ue nana leeiThe Evwls Ch EWiiCa to aU sTinrersf UNION IRONHAS REMOVED To" St WORKS CO. . ...... ffeddW
86 Queen Street cor. of Ai-V- oo iriena9 abroad.P. O. Box 428Bell Telephone Ko. 9.2687-- q Fre8! every Stmr. 00 the new KoVILUAM.8- - Manager.
8teei-p'- -
Stock Certi
BallielCr, Vjuilk ChtckirMelTickett'Bank
Francisco; the best in tint process of7n 7lulHollWtkb & Co., Wholesale Agents.Bxkson , Smith & Co.. Wholesale Agents1365 2711-- q
o U riCRINTENDKNT.represent the scenel rtSVu aucara7DORWARD & HOWIE, A fine Stock of Havana Cigars, Tobacco.Orders for Groceries promptly filled.sgg-a- sn salessmall profits. 2677-3m- qCarpenters and Builders, Engineefs and Iron founders, Pl.ot.tlon Order..
NOTICE.ARE PREPARED TO CON-trantf- nr
oil KnHo a u:u:Beceipu. --- -
Ma'HHc,rT,wSSIh'S8 .Ha3an News Corn- -st0,re and Office Fitting, and Gen'eral Jobbing . 9noioUiT
Office and Works.: ' ' '! v- "
, " Esplanade, Honolulu,Stationery stork inrUm s UPdtlaing
PIERCE'Sru7 DRr'a W00DK.HAS RETURNEDhis practice at his residenceon Beretania street
pS, ieave ?rrs with R- - Howie atSim? ??fe' A1,kea near Hotel streetMAGNETIC . iabll11DrnrsiatlTRUSS,. Vl0Def U Intl.: 1 to 3;" " viio o VU iu A. MM ITi . the assurance i iT.h t: " x . a. nan. --CPublished by thezyy8-2-w8jn that ve are ' w ici ozz, mutual 398.' ' 2747-lw- tf .
offering the Rent $CuTe OnL r MoIaMes Sugar. Cars, ,- M f 1 V0anceoas been extpn- -i vols V I Hawaiian gazette publishing co.,NOTICE.. . r. .
SUN NAM SING,
No. 109 Nuuanu Street.and hasn- -i ii j!.nT years v) "vunna fast Iron Wl, n ' V ... I. till-- M "-- ;ir t,un-- 0 IHOIM.ilMda ofeatet of Bapture! This is anfu Water Wheels, and Qftirin..n..,r; w L.j ;n fMt eTerytt JMerchant St..r.rTL.r.c iruu tine only successful oi;vVvsr invented); has no Iron Hoops or Steel . ,. 1 A.anm'i
springs about 15, and beiogflaiue, can be wornttl t. n guum nl Amfwfr Vli aann Ih.w Tf m m m mm mi m m m it-- K a r3 v mi - . .FROM AND AFTER Bef to call the attention of the public tothis date we will not be lare and wel1 selected Stock ofAI FRED S. HART WELL, - " Vtt IN ALL, ITS BRANCHESivuuoiwc ior any
At Bed-ro- d
rectretainer I or further" particulars oK?"?Jsnd 4c. in stamps for Pamphlet So. l amfPf"rftpCfJ that Dr. Pierce's Genuine ElectriII I. liH LiilO Lll Trusses containonr Prlrate SlHatare exactly like that shown at tot or tniarfTrrtltemeut. Beware cf inferior isutatioosaddress; '
a i!iA6J5J0LlllAFICTRUSS COMPANY.
Counsellor - at - LawJapnese Goods,WILDER'S STEAMSHIP COHouoluJafSept.5tl, - Gazette ..'ft
11125Ua?f for thia market, which will beprices, 2702-- q ! "uuuiuiu XI. I.2789 1379-t-fiSGREPAIRS of' v - - v':i" 2
RATES d at SHORT NOTICE? ACUINERY 'at REASONABLE
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