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HONOLULU, II. L, T11UKSUAY EVENING, AUGUST 1.3, 1891. 0 nf mt nil! woiVor.. XV No. 1U0.

11 'My BHiAEiiH-- m&MM &cnnrar.

-- U rtJBLISHED- -

;AbTLK & COOKE,1 t l I C 'V tCiift,

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION- & INSURANCE AG K NTS,

If tnar street Near 'Fort.

CASH CLEARANCE SALEFOR TWO WEEKS ONLY !

Commencing M.nday, Juiy 13:h. Commencing Monday, July 13lh.

BEFORE MOVING TO OUR NEW STORE WE WILL OFFEROUR ENURE STOCK AT

Jtt'drock l-ri- 7iitIi!

who found that the non-user- s of to-

bacco among the Seniors show a gainover ths users of 20 percent in

height, 25 percent in weight, and Gil

percent in lung capacity. Dr.Seaver has kept statistics of this sortfor eight years, and limls thai theyshow an equally decided advantagefor the during the wholeperiod. He notes the interc-uin- factthat got only do all the candidatesfor the crews abstain from tobacco,but that only one man smokes amongall the prominent athletes in the dif-

ferent fields of activity. This is ahighly siguilicant, though seldomconsidered, tendency of the passionfor college athletics. ("New YorkNation.

EY617 Afternoon Except Sundays

At th Office, Queen street, Honolulu,H. I.

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FOREIGN ITEMS.

London, July 25. General Boothstarted for Africa Therewere demonstrations all along theroute to Southampton. The successof Cardinal Lavigiere among theblacks has stirred up the enthusiasmof England's Salvation Army leaders,who think there is a sireat opportun-ity to convert the barbarians. Pro-

bably the Africans will protest aftera brief taste of it.

Koine, July 2.1, Cardinal Ram-poll- a,

Papal Secretary of State, hasissued instructions to the effect thatat the coming Catholic congress com-

mittees hIihII be appointed especiallyto attend to the claims of the Ponti-Dc- al

sovereignty and also to the prac-

tical applications of the doctrinesset forth in the recent Papal encycli-cal on social conditions.

Madrid, July 2 A majority ofmilitary exiles will accept the am-

nesty granted by the Governmentand return to this country. SeuorZorilla, the exiled republican leader,with a few other prcimnenl politicalexiles, refuses to accept the amnesty,however, l oping immediately to actin concert with the Portuguese revo-

lutionists in a general Iberian repub-lican uprising.

London, July 25. The engage-ment of Mary Lincoln, the eldestdaughter of Uobcrl Lincoln, Unite 1

Stales Minister to Great Britain, toCharles Isham of New York is an-

nounced. The wedding will besolemnised in this city during thecoining uutuiun. The prospectivebridegroom was formerly private sec-

retary to Lincoln.London, July 2o. It is reported,

PHYSICAL CULTURE.

Amherst College is just completingthe thirtieth year of physical cultureunder the charge of Dr. EdwardHitchcock, who instituted the systemof regular exercise as a part of thecurriculum in 1MG1. The classes

JOHN NOTT,Jninf.-- r aiid lHti-- r in

Steel and Iron Ranps, Stoves aM Firms,Both T'leplii'i n. . --S

iLAi rTio!M tt;iii.iCirjit liter', BlHeksiuii.hu', Machinists' 4 Plumbers' Toole,

HOUSK FURNISHING GOODS !

tit.e.iieu Ute.tw-ils- Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lump o't aud

i mtm I S r,linilit.'use's tizm Pomps, Boston's Cflatfifiils,

Wucoi St Gibh, $ hiffltugton Sewing Maccices,

Dr. Japs & Sods Family Medicine.

have thirty minutes' drill in marchingand the use of dumb-btli- s four days

the week, anil interest is stimu

JSTAddresS all business communica-tion Daily Bulletin."

HTAddresa an matter for publica-tion "Editor Daily Bulletin. "

P. W. HoxM9. Honolulu. H. I.

lated not only by an accompanimentlively music, but also by annual

prizes to the class doing the best

I M. MONSABBAT(tl .

work, which was won this year bythe Juniors. Careful records havebeen kept from the first, aud theyshow that the regular exercise pro-

duces a perceptible improvement in

Attorney at Law and JNotaryi'ublio. Merchant street, Honolulu.

"f Alfred Magoon,. Attorney at. Law and Notary health during the college course, the

percentage of sickness among theSeniors during the last twenty-liv- e

Fablic. No. 42 Merchant street,

HAOHEAL & ilRBAi SAFES!years having been almost one-fourt- h

DAYTON (Kewikl)DAYID be In hU private office fromless than among the freshmen. An-

other interesting thing brought outUffloe: at Mug12:30 to 1:30 e. M.

street, (up stairs) .by these statistics is the fact thatstudents as a class are more vigorousyoung men now than a quarter of acentury ago. From 1st I to lfS(15

F 1 RE PROOF 1 li lKGLAR PROOF !

FIRE and BURGLAR PROOFSCHMIDT & SONS,HW. Importers & Conirnisslon Mer-

chants. Fort street, Honolulu.

t0 Nearly 1,000 in use on the Hawaiian Islands.

each student lost an average or 2.1sdays during the college year on ac-

count of sickness, while from 1885to 1889 the average was only 1.75days one-fift- h less.. New YorkNation.

as a result of the repeated displaysof mutinous conduct upon the partof the Foot Guards, all the time-expire- d

men belonging to the bat-

talion of Grenadier Guards, now onthe way home from Bermuda, are tobe discharged and will not be allowedto

Lisbon, July 25. The British sov-

ereign is quoted here at 22 percentpremium. The liatik of Portugal issupplying employers of t oorwithalimited amount of silvt. c urency,and further supplies will be necessaryto pay the troops and laborers onpublic works.

& CO ,HHAOKFKLD Commission Agents.Corner Fort and Queen streets, Hono-lulu, H. I.

""I W. MAOFABLANK & Co.,

Housekeeping Goods & Kitchen Utensils,AGATE WARE IN LARGE

WHITE. GKAT AND 81LVE.I2-PLAT.- 1

LAiVIPS - AND - FIXTURES.Crockery, Rubber Hose, Lift and Force Pamps,

, Water Closets, Water and Soil Pipes.

Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work," Dttnourt Blix-lf- , r.. t A'. " Hiu: r. el.

OLD SAFES TAKEiV IN EXCHANGE!JT Importers and Commission

LIVE ANJ LET LIVE.

The newspaper that takes adverHonolulu,Merchants. Queen street,H. I. tising to fill up with cannot prosper. O. 14I11C121.

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.newspaper that has its rates too

119 :imhigh cannot sell its space. There isa normal rate; that is, a rate which

& CO.,GONSALVES Grocers and WineMerchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,H. I.

Bucharest, July 25. The Prince-- P. O. Box 372.Telephones, No. 114)- .-the publisher can afford to accept

and make a profit, and which the adof Wales will meet the King of liou-mani- a

at Blankenberg in August toss the question of the marriage vertiser can afford to pay and also

make a profit. The prolit must bemutual, else one or the other will Chas.nof Prince F erdinand, heir presump ustace, Lincoln Block,

tive to the Roumanian throne, to thequit.eldest daughter of the Duke of Ediu

bnr'di.

T. WATEBHOUSK,JOHNImperter and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise. Queen street, Honolulu,H.I. ,

WILDER fe CO.,In Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort aud Queenstreets, Honolulu.

Largest Stoct, Largest Store, Lowest Prices,

ON NEW and SECOND-HAN- FURNITURE AT THE

Auction & Commission House,CORNER Of NCUANU & KING STREETS.

Berlin, July 25. The Pope hasNEW and IMPROVEDapproved of the exhibition of the

"Holy Coat" at Treves, and hassanctioned the forgiveness of the sins

King Street, bet. Fort & Alakea Streets,IMPORTER & DEALER IN

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

of uiltriims wlio journey thither. IAOHIIEBYThree steamers, each with 900 pil-I EWERS & COOKE,Importers and Dealers in Lum srrims aboard, have arrived from

ALWAYS ON HANI).America.ber and all kinds of Building Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

P. O. BOX 480. 3 fW MUTUAL TEL. UU. grjPrompt Returns Made on Goods Sold 011 Commission ! Maiiitou (Col.), July 25. Allan

V an, the bicyclist who lefliSew BedON HARD & FOR SALS OS

LIBERAL TERMS

New Goods received by every steamtrs from San Francisoo.

gjBT" All oidi is faithfully attended to aud satisfaction guaranteed,orders solicited and packed with care.

Islandford, Mass., for San Francisco eightweeks ayo on a safety, left here to-

day alter siiendiiiii a w ek in the

Steamer & Veranda Chnirs for sale at theSingle & Double Bedroom Sets for sale at theSingle & Double Sets Harness, Surcingles, Whips, Bridles &

Saddles for sale at theBooks, by standard author, only 50cts, for sale at theExtra Quality Safety Matches, 75cts a gross, for sale at theAll Makes of Second-bau- d Sewing Machines for sale at the

-- P. O. Box 297.State. Counting all slops, his aver Telephone 2JtJ.itue has been forty-fou- r and a halfmiles daily.

U).THE JcWI .H INFLUX.

rpHB I X LA Auction & Commission Housepays the highest cast price for all kindsof Second-han- d Furniture, Stoves, Etc.Furnished houses bought in thnir eu- -

107-9- 1

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,Honolulu, II. I.

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

ecuted at short notice.

T. B. WALKER,

LEWIS & CO.. Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, II. I.,

Importers, Wholesale 4 Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions,London, July 25. The British

(1 13x24iu. Cummer Engine.

Sideboards, Whatnots. Hammocks.Baby Cribs & Carriages, Yard Brooms,Crockery & Glassware, Towels,Clothes Baskets. Blankets, liedspreadsBrown & Blue Mottled Soap. Etc., Etc

Meat Safes. Ice Boxes, Stoves, Rugs,Mosquito Nets, Tables, Chairs,Mirrors, Hanging Lamps, Chandeliers,Feather Pillows, Bed Lounges, Sofas,Spring & Hair Mattiasses, Wardrobes,

public is becoming gradually frautieover the inllow of Russian Jews and

sar- -other destitute foreigners. It is im- -

uossible to exaggerate the depth ofthe intensity ol feeling upon the sub

Sold at tbT Lowest Cash Prices at the I X L Auction & Commission House,corner of Nuuanu and King streets.

Proprietor.

(1) 10x20in. Cummer Engine.

(1) Putnam --'crew Culling Lathe, lsin.swing, 12ft. bed; most improvedtype.

(1) -Ton Vadium Pan, (TI. I. W, Co.make), built in seeiions: competewith iron stage and lilake.'s DirectVacuum Pump, lSx2t.24iii.

(4) 30iu. Westou's Centrifugals,

(1; Complete Diffusion Plant be a. ca

By each oamer of the O. S. H. Co. from California fresh Calaforaia RollButter, t'r o Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,etc., ete. A e, ;;, Kmc line of Crosse it Blackwcll's & J. T. Morton's Canned& Bottled Woods. :.hvay on band. Also, just received a fresh line of German,l utes and Potted Aleuts and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis & Co.' MalteseBrand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, New Breakfast Cereals, Cream OatFUikvs unJ Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California RiversideOranges, Oregon Buibauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc.. Ec. iSatisfac'vjii guaranteed.

jett. British statesmen disguise theoppo-itin- n to Jewish immigrationunder various phases. Great effortsare being made to secretly divert itto America. The applause at themonster mass meeting in Prince'sHall last, night shows what London

ContruOtor ... ml Uuiltler.Briek, Stone and Wooden Building esti-mates given. Cemetary Work anu Job-bing attended to. 86 King street, Hono-lulu. Bell Telephone 107. 9- -l

Store Open Saturday Fvenings till 9 o'clockmay 1

thinks of this overshadowing issue.P. O. Box 145. Telephone No. 92.

One of the most taery orators was

CARPENTER & CONTRACTOR. rs&coB. F. MLR . E. MclftTYREArnold White, who went to .Russiato investigate and take the part ofthe oppressed Jews. His protestJOHN COOK. Ul.1845.against the arrival of those unfortunJ.utes in England was vehementEMOVED from Alukea street to 177

LiL Fort street. Will contract for

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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

The attention of ladies is respectfully invited to our complete and elegantline of New Goods just received. Every speaker declared America was

building' all kinds of wooden buildingsjustified in adopting ngnl legislation81--and do all kinds of ioba.to prevent vicious and destitutealiens from overwhelming the countrv. The distinguished committee

to Sit, New Sails, to Gtas, to Laces.

New Trimmings, I New Embroideries,New Parasols, New Curtains,

New Pineapple Tissue, Ladies', Children's & Infant's Wear.

which conducted the meeting an New (ioods received by every packet from Eastern States and Europe,Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attendedto and Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. Island orderisolicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1--

nouneed that they will carry theagitation against destitute immigra

pacity of 400 long tons cane periliem. Mamifactuii (1 by the

Co , and to arrive in Sept.Tile two ane Slicing .Machines Ini-

tios Diffusion Plain, arc the latestand most improved type, (self-feedi-

wilTi Cane Carrier) ami havebeen successfully usedat factory and given the highestsatisfaction.

(1) 8ft. Cell to Multiple Effect (It. f.W. Co make). Can be. easily 'eun-neet-

to any of the 11. W. Co 'sMultiple Effects.

(75) Wheeled Coolers. 30x'.!ox;10in.

(1) Duplex Water Pump, K!xl4x!2iu.Capacity, 2 million tats, in 24 hoursto a height of 120 led with a holierpressure of 20lbs per square inch.

gfeir-A- ll the ubove Machinery is new,lu perfect order and right from the man-

ufacturing establishments where it wasmade.

fgrilavlng a very large stuck of ma-

terials on baud, purchased at i he lowestpossible prices by our Manager whenrecently in Europe and the t'uitedStates, we are prepared to furnish anykind of Sugar Machinery on short noticeaud at prices to suit the times.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO,

Dr. EMERSONNo. 138 ronx h 1mujrr.

Bell Telephone St.HOURS:

8:30 to 10:30 a. u.-- &t na. 2 to 3 p.m..Sundays, 9 to 10 A. M.

Residence, i School st. Bell Tel. 149.111-t- f.

tion to the very foot of the throne ifnecessary. The entire United StatesCommission of Investigation of luirar Our immense stock surpasses in va iety all former seasons, and low pricet

cannot be equaled.migration was present at the meeting Metropolitanaud vigorously applauded portionsof the speeches, lhe commissionCASTLE & COOKE

In H WII & CO,(MMITKIM

Wm. O. Irwii President & ManagerClans Spreckels nt

Walter M. OiflardSoeretar & Treasurer

Theo. O. Porter Auditor

crs have split up, Dr. Kempster andC. BREWER & CO..(LIMITED),

General Mercantile

Chairman Weber having gone to St.Petersburg.

C. 8. RIPLEY,ARCHITECT.

Office : Room 5, Spreckels' Block.Mutual Telephone 208.

Hew Designs ! Modern Buildings !

Meat Company81 KINO STREET,

3. J. WALLER, - - Manager.

Wholesale 4 Retail BuUhm

TuBACCl) ND CROWTH.

An interesting study has beenmade at Amherst Of the effects ofsmoking upon the members of the

SUGA.lt FACTORSA.NU

Commission Agents.

1HPOHTKUM,

Hardware, Shipping

Commission Merchants

DEALERS Of

General Merchandise 1

Plantation Agent,Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents.

jriaduuiiii" e s. In this class 71 a N OComplete plans and specifications forevery description of building. Contractsdrawn and careful superintendence ofconstruction iriveu when required. Call

iro tfNA VV CO --N TRACTORS.

TO KENT or LEAE AGENTS OV TUB

Jtoc

Commission Agents

LIST of officers:I. O. Carter President & ManagerG. II. Robertson TreasurerE. F. Bishop SecretnryW. F. Allen Auditoi

directors:Hon. C. R. Bishop. S. C. Allen,

H. Waterbouse.

GUANO FOR SALE I

'IMIAT Family Residence on1 Bingham and Artesian THUS. LINDSAY,moiu

streets, I'uualiou House eon- -Of Han Kranrli.ro. Cal.

and examine plans. apr 29 ly

H. LOSE,COMMISSIOX AO EXT.

Patentee of "Loe's Chemical Com-pound" for Clarifying Cane Juice; ofwhich supplies are kpt on hand.' Wile will attend to any businessentrusted to him.

OFFICE: No 42 Merchant Street.

p rccut lu.ve increased in their phy-

sical mea-- o !! nts and tests duringthe four vhile 21) percent have

remained 'atinnary or fallen off.

Separatin.! tne smokers from the'it aj p-- that those who

i , not use ceo have gained 24

percent i ..ngiit more than thes.m kers, a7 percent more in height,and 12 percent more in chest-girt-

while in lung capacity there is a

difference of cubic inches in

favor of the TheseIlmi.vs shon the same tendency as

those compiled by Dr. J. W. Seaver,

the instructor in athletics at Yale,

91HONOLULU, II . I.II MANUFACTURINGAtlas Assarance GoQaiyi- -lewder V WufcbmKker,

PAINTEIt! vit v in irtvFi rv cprruiTY

tain- - seven rooms, kltclieu. pantry, uain-roo-

etc. Also, a dttaciied cottage,bathroom and two servants' collages,carriage house, stables, ami oilier out-

building, including a large Hennery.House papered aud painted andall In pwrfeet order. Ar;s;an wafer laidou throiighou' house and ground- - Then urness of these pieieiscs n the Tram-ways system makes it a very - r.iolefamilv residence. Applv i

ltfllm W. O. SMtTil.

OF

H. W SCrtMiDT & SOINJS,' KinsStiwf, Honolulu, IS. 1

TONS of Fannini!' Island Guano;() Agents(Phosphates of Lime) for sale.Bell 162. for the llawaiiau Islands.l- -l

Telephone :

J F you want a First-clas- s Job of Puint-- ling of aiiv description duc. call on

the Practical Painter. J. L. AkKYER, onlyFort strew 130, P. O. Box 387. 156 tf

i fcir Particular attention paid to allkiutU of repairs. 1-- H

MutualO Box WS. Apply to

J4tf J. S. WALKER.

J

AilCti d .l- - it J m F fa'txBY AUTHORITY. elegant supper was spread. Thehand was in attendance.

The royal par:y left- - Waialua at 9o'eloolc yesterday morning, arrivingat Remond Gfoye at 12:80, and tak-

ing the afternoon train for the eapital.181

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE GO. OF HEW (01,Ul:il AMD A. Mot I KlY. lr-MiU-i-

Issues Every Desirable Form of Policy I

It has paid its members inoe its organization T HR E E..J4UNDRED- AND FOUK MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever offerol by any lnsiiraoce Company.For full particulars apply to

It. 144 I-- ,.

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

11. G. TKkAlnVAY,Assessor 2nd Division,

Inland of Maul.H. C. AUSTIN,

Assessor 3d Division,Island of Hawait.

J. K. FARLEY,Assessor 4th Division,

Island of Kauai.Approved :

SAM F IX PARK Kit,Acting Minister of Finance.

Ifi7tf

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd., ONLY 104 DAYSHonolulu.

1 MlFort Street,

ARTISTIC, BEAUTIFUL,-NOVE-

AND USEFUL !

JHi: GUBMF.Y

i'fifrateiSIccltels!Motto: "The Survival of fo Fittest."

FINISHED IN ANTIQUE OAK.

The Old Favorite "Eddj"

A NEW" INVOICE OF

I XL Pocket CutleryWale & Batchers' Eozors,

Shelf Hardware, Agricultural Imple-

ments, Vacuum OU,

Plantation Supplies in Great Variety.

iWJBl ,iit "tf jiTi.fi '1 t V.

Of the Dt quality, with our special U(1VKUDDM HUMi couplings. No Leaking at the joints. KUDDM HUM

Art Rooms, : : Mclneriy Hall.ricTUKE rit.taiixG to okdeus

1--

Sale of Lease of the Govern-

ment Land of Kaapoko inthe District ol Hilo, Ha-

waii.

Ou WEDNESDAY, September 16,

entrance of Aliiolani Hale will be sold

at public auction the lease of thatportion of the Government land of

Kaapoko, lying above the Govern-

ment road in the district of Hilo, Ha-

waii, containing an area of 106 acresmore or les.

Term Lease for 10 years.Upset price $300 per annum, pay-

able semi-numial- in advance.C. N. SPENCER,

Minister of the Interior.Interior Office, August 8, 1891.

187 4t

SEALED TENDERS .

Will be received at the oflice of theDepartment of the Interior until 12

o'clock noon, on MONDAY, the 2!)th

day of June, lb91, for the furnishingof an Iron Fence for the PalaceGrounds.

The designs and measurements areto be seen at the office of the Super-

intendent of Public Works.All bids must be distinctly endoised

"Tender for Iron Fence around PalaceGrounds."

The Minister of the Interior does

not bind himself to accept the lowestor any bid.

The time for receiving the above

tenders has been postponed untilWEDNESDAY, August 12, 1891.

The time for receiving the above

tenders has been further postponeduntil THURSDAY, August 20, 1891.

C. N. SPENCER,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office, Aug. 10, 1891.

187 4t

Irrigation Notice.

Honolulu, H. I., May 27, 1891.

Notice is hereby given to all holdersof water privileges that owing to theprolonged drouth, it is necessary thatcare be used in the use of water.

Holders of privileges and the publicgenerally are therefore respectfullyrequested to assist the Departmentby exercising economy in the use of

water.The irrigation hours are from 7 to

8 A. M. and 5 to 6 o'clock p. m.

JOHN C. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works.

Approved :

C. N. Spenckk,Minister of the Interior.

121 tf

Department of Finance.

t II i

"FOOHNG SUEY,"' rr p.ni':.

ilns arrived from lioston, milking next10 t.liH quickest trip mi record. She IsHindu!; out her aur in Kpleniild condi-tion aiid has hioiiiiht for

. 0. HALL & SON,A FINK ASSORTMENT OK

EASTERN lis OSAmong which are

Wire Muts. Canal Barrows, Pan . .Americin (iron tray) Wheelbar-rows. Ul.iek-mitli- V Belloivs. An-

vils and Vises, Paper Bagu, Oars,

BOSTON CARD MATCHES, Long,

Mast FIoops Manila and iisalHope, Bales ail Duck, KegsNails, Cases Yellow Metal, Felt-ing, Cotton Waste, Cases

KEROSENE OILFresh and Good, Turpentina,Laid Oil, Cylinder Oil, CometOil. Bbls. Pitch, Kosl n, Tar, Re-frigerators and Ice I hests,

Ummi Msr Pipg.Bales Oakum, Wood stirrups.

Casts Hoc nnd x Handles. --

Hunt's Axes and Hatchets, OilSioiies, Bush Hooks, .scythes ,and Smiths, Forges and Blow-

ing, Charcoal runs, Clothespins,

LAWN MOWERS,

!"or which pare parts are kept In 'stock,Marlin Spikes, Shovels and Spades. Fod-der Cutters. Rowlocks, Cases Ox Bows,

Iron Ox Bows, Shoe Ink. Cases DowLocks, Ox Yokes, Hummers. Towel audHat Hacks, Koad Scrapers, Shoe Black-ing, Hinges, Move Polish, Hoes, HayForks, Boat Nads. Planes, Sandpaper, alarge assortment ot

SHIP CHANDLERY,Carpet Tacks, Copper Tacks,Shoe Nails Screws. Boat SailDril ing. Horse. Cards, Galvanichaiteries. and PumiceStone, Paint Brushes, YardBrooms. Kake. Ktc , Etc.

Altio. coming in the new crop of

HAWAIIAN SALT,from the s 1.T FARM at Kakaako, thefinest in l lie country; sold in lots fromOne Bag to Ten Tons.

All of tin' above and many other arti-cles for sale by

E O HA T.L & SOV,Corner King A Fort St.eets.

niHyl5-3-

LOT. FOIl SALK.

m iNK Good House Lot ontfSvF V Piinat street, contain- -

iittr 9 IZ itoi'os lyiniv tw Iudd

For particulars euniite of105 tf J M. DOWSETT.

TO LET

vgt - ( NE or Two fiee W

rooms on PunchbowlLiSSiiSS street, between King and Be-

retania streets; rent $7 per month each.Inquire at. tills office. 107 tf

TO LET

Furnished FrontNICELY to let at "182'Fort street." next door to

Fort-stre- et House. 182 tf

1iffit

safe

WE CAN'Tdo better in this world than help ourcustomers. You're one of them andwe're going to

GIVE YOU

a pointer on China for the table. TheHaviland Ware sold by us is ad-

mitted to be the best on the face of

THE EARTH !

You are Dot compelled to buy awhole set but any number of piecesyou want. You will

BE SATISFIEDwith it because it lends a refined ap-

pearance to your table. You havenever been satisfied

WITHthe full set you. bought because eversince the first piece was broken ithas not been full. The Havilanrisets are always full, and THEHAWAIIAN HARDWARE ( O. hasthe finest assortment on

THESE ISLANDS.

G 0 li L

SWEET SOD,CREAM SODA,LEMONADE,SARSAPARILLA,ETC., ETC , ETC.

Building Lois, Store Site and

Other Properties

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

I have received Instructions to selllit Public Auction at my Salesrooms,yueen street,

On SATURDAY, Aug. 15th,AT 1 O'CMM K XOOSi,

the following Property, namely:

HOUSE AMD LOTon the west coi ner of Hotel and Kekau-llk- e

streets, adjoining the property ofMrs. vary E. Foster, and having an areaof 1425 square leet with a froulage of 33

feet on Hotel street and 814 feet on ke

street, and with a pi'-c- of landthe shape of an L running back from thestreet Rents by the month for 10. Nolease on the premises.

2 LOT near the west comer of Queenand Alakea Btreets. area 300" square feet.Leased to the Union Iron Works Co, forH years from the let of March. IS'Jl,with a privilege of IS years more at a netrental of ISO per annum payable quar-terly. The Union Iron Works pays alltaxes and water rates.

3 L ND situate on the Pa mm road hiPauoa valley near the Booth premises,area 1 U aercs Thi laud consistsof a good unue lot and taro patches andcommands a fine view of Honolulu andthe ocean. Leased to Tal Co. lYeeWo ban. agents.) for $100 per annum,payable semi-anuual- iy in advance. Thelease has 6,j years more to rim from 1st.luly, 1891.

TKK1IM C.4MII.

ISMaps of the property ran be seenat my salesroom. Queen street, where alldesired Information can be given.

JAS. K. MORGAN,17fil6t ' Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

HoiseiflWttre!On WEDNESDAY, Aug. 11),

AT 10 O'l'LOOH A. M..

At the residence of Mrs. R. W. T.alne,Hotel street, 1 will sell at Public Auction

The Entire Household FurnitureComprising

Fine Wicker Gliairs & Sofas,

Center A Sofa Rugs,Oak Rockers (plush seats),Embroidered Table Scarfs,Marbletop Center Tables,

B. W. Bedroom Set,Paintings & Engravings,Hair & Spring Mattrasses,Large R. W. Wardrobe,1 New Domestic Sewing Machine,

1 New Oak Sideboard,B. W. Cheffoniore,Oak Diningroom Chairs,Extension Dining-tabl- e,

Meut Sa:e, Refrigerator,"

1 New Empress StoYe & Utensils,

Platedware,Crockery & Glassware,Step Ladder, 1 Flats Staff.Etc., Ktc, Etc., Etc.

JAS. F. MOKGAN.189 6t Auctioneer.

Household FurnitureA.T AUCTION.

on Thursday; Aug. 20thAT 10 O'CLOCK A. n .

At the residence of Mr. Robt. Gray.Nuuanu street, I will sell at PublicAuction the

Household Furniture-- Consisting of- -

1 WEBER PIANOA Fine Instrument;

Tenter A ofH Hugs,Hair Cloth t hairs & So'as,

Marbletop Tables, Chandeliers,

Curtains & Cornices,Whatnots, Pic.ures,

B. W. Bedroom Set,Warlrobes, Bureaus,Large Koa Bedsteads,

DoBtic Sswiag. Mm,B. W. Extension Dining-tabl- e.

And at the same time will be sold thestore supplies of

Boxes ChinsiTesi, Soap, Pipesand Patent Medicines,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

JS. F. MORGAN,189 7t Auctioneer.

DRS. BR0DIE & F00TE.OFMCK HOCKS :

10 to 11 :30 a.m., 3 to 5 :W p.m., 7 to 8 p m.

Sl'NDAYS:9 to 11 A.M., 6:30 to 7:30 P.M.

Residence : 81 Jieretania street Tele-phones: Mutual, 2H4; Bed. 242. 188 lw

TO KENT

VKRY Commodious andlJeiralde Homestead iu

Ximaim Valley with about 3Acres of f and, cool and healthy loca-

tion, tine view; ill be leaned for a termof one to tlve years. Inquire nt187 tf GLLICK'S AGENCY.

FOR SALK

A rpWO Fine 1 ots on DolejUjnES I sir et adjo'ning residencefe!rt5& of Clans Spreckels; each 100

feet by 100 feet. Apply tom 3t W. O. SMITH.

UNPLEASANTNESS AVOIDED.

Several months ago, Mr. HenryPlummer, of Clements, Cal.,' whois subject to cramps, was taken witha severe attack. He had been ac-

customed to get relief by dosingwith morphine, but the disagreeableeffect that followed would make himmiserable for hours after the cramphad been relieved. I persuaded himto try Chamberlain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy. He wasmuch pleased with it, as its effectwas, almost instantaneous, and nodisagreeable after effects accompan-ied its use. Chas. Bamert, Manager,Farmers' Trade Union, Clements,Cal. For sale by all dealers. Ben-

son, Smith & Co., Agents for theHawaiian Islands.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

Household FurnitureAT AUCTION.

On FIJI DAY, Aug. 14th,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

At the resilience of Mrs. J. E. Barnard,King street, I will sell at Public

Auction the

Household Furniture.Comprising

Rattan Parlor SetB W Upholstered Lounge,

Vienna Cane Seated i hairs,Curtains and Poles,

ilniig-ing- - Larapw!B W Marbletop Bedroom Set,

Chetl'oniere, Wardrobe, Rugs,

Pine - Bedroom - SetB W Extension Dining Table,

IHuiugrooui Chairs,Marbletop Sideboard,

Franconia Range and Utensils!

Eddy Refrigerator, Meat Kafe,Calabashes, etc., etc.

JAS. V. AIOKGAX,1S8 3t Auctioneer.

Steamer' Waimanalo"

AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, Sept 7 lb,AT I MM'K XOO.

At Brewer's Wharf, Honolulu, I will sellat Public Auction the

Steamer Waimanalo,TUM KKUlSTKR;

As she now lies, complete in all equipments.

f..r The vessel has lately been thor-oughly overhauled and has becu fittedwith New Propeller Shaft, Stern Bear-ings, Pumps, Anchor chains, Ktc , andK in good condition fur immediate use.

tW Further particulars can be bad onapplication to

JAS. F. MOKGAN,190 21 1 Auctioneer.

F. H. RED WARD,on ruclor Jfc Ifiilltier,

Informs his many friends and- - patronsi hat he can be found at the old stand,

NO 73 KING STREET, HONOLULU,

Where he is prepared to do contractinguiid buildii.g of Kriok, Stone and WoodenBuildings. Est imates given and jobbingpromptly attenU"U to. iien lei. no a.1'. O. Box No. 4n. 190 1 in

HAWAII A

Base Ball Association Grounds,

I'llHOI STKKK r.

On SATURDAY, Aug. 15th,

At a o I. H

REGULAR LEAGUE GAME

Honolulu vs Kameham ha,

ADMITTANCE AS USUAL.190 2t

TO HE AT or LEAE'IMIAT Family Residence on

Bui" bam and Artesianfty!3iWt streets, Punaliou House C"ii-tai-

seven rooms, kitchen, pamry, bain-riiom- ,

etc. Also, a detached cottagebathroom and two servauls' cottages,carnage house, stables, aim other

including a large lleiiuerrI louse newly papered ami painted andill in parfect order. Artesian water laidon tlirouirhou' house and grounds. Then- arness of these nmndaea lo the Trainways system makes it a very desirabletamilv residence. Appiv tolHUlin W. O. SMITri.'

mmM OF THE

New Model Luocli Rooms,

Bethel Street, above Post Office.

The undersigned having purchased theabuve named phice, will open the sameas a

First clast Lunch It Dining-roo-

On SUNDAY, Aug. 9th.r The table w ill be supplied with

the best the market affords. Good cook-

ing, clean service and attentive waiters.185 lw K. IKED A, Prop.

T Jtl li

Pltdntd to ntuker Sect not 'any,But titablisked for the benefit of all.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1891.

BERETANIA STREET.

The contemplated improvement of

Beretania street seems doomed to be

indefinitely delayed of thorough ac-

complishment ou two accounts. One

obstacle is the neglect or refusal of

some of the proprietors to set back

their fences to the new line. Theother is the keeping of the quarryrailroad track on the street by theGovernment. At the town end of

the widened street is now to be seena stretch of macadamized roadway,making a respectable thoroughfaresuch as the whole street should be.

The first break in this stretch is at apoint near the Armory, where themacadamizing operations are goingon without waiting for several pro-

prietors to conform to the widenedplan. The result is an unsightlyprotrusion of a somewhat raggedfrontage into the street. TowardPunahou several proprietors are de-

linquent in pulling their premisesinto line with the improved plan.This is strange in view of the en-

hanced value that is bound to accrueto their properties by the completionof this important main thoroughfare.They are standing in the way of one

of the largest city improvements everdevised in Honolulu, and obstruct-

ing an inevitable accomplishmentthat might as well happen now as

years later.Perhaps those who persist in the

obstruction are wailing for the re-

moval of the railroad track before-mentione- d

by the Government. Ifso, it is to lie hoped that the removalof the track will not be delayed.The thing is an eyesore and a sourceof danger to vehicles and those usingthem, as well as an embargo againstthe free access to their propertywhich is the right of owners on thatside of the street.' The track shouldbe taken up as fast as the macadam-

izing operations proceed towardPunahou, and theGovernment shouldat the same time take possession ofall the ground required for the com-

pletion of the improvement. It istime that this now ancient publicwork should be speedily brought to

the desired consumn.ation.

THE ROYAL TOUR.

Her Majesty and party returnedto town by the 5 o'clock train yester-day afternoon, from the state tour toseveral points on Ihis island.

The royal party reached Wahilmat 1 :30 o'clock Monday aftcrnuon.On the way thither Her Ma'jeslyformally opened the new bridge atWainiea. A riding party of 50 or 60native women dressed in red pa-u- s

from Waialua 'met the Queen at thebridge, after the ceremony escortingthe royal party to Waialua. Rev. E.S. Timoteo was marshal of the pro-cession. At the opening of thebiidge a native clergyman offeredprayer. Her Majesty broke a bottleof champagne on the bridge and pro-claimed it open for public traffic.The Royal Hawaiian Band played" Hawaii Ponoi."

The Queen rested during the after-noon and evening at Waialua, withthe exception of receiving a numberof foreign ladies. A public receptionwas held from 11 to 12:45 Tuesdayat the church. Addresses were de-

livered by Her Majesly, PremierParker, Hon. John A. Cummins,Capt. E. K. Lilikalani, Hon. D. W.Pua, Rev. E. S. Timoteo, Mr. MalioeMr. Asa Kaulia. The band wasin attendance, playing Hawaii Ponoion the arrival and departure of theQuern, also a hymn tune in the ex-

ercises. Prayer was offered by thepastor of the church, and there wassiiiiiing by the church choir.

At two o'clock a luau was given atthe Queen's residence, at which alarge number of guests were madewelcome and happy.

Tuesday evening a reception wastendered to Iler Majesty by Mr.Robert Ilalstead at his residence.Arrangements were brilliant andeverything passed off happily. TheQueen was attended by Princes

and Kalanianaole, HisExcellency S. Parker, Hon. J. A.Cummins and wife. Major Jas. W.Robertson, II. M.'s Chamberlain,Sirs. C. B. Wilson, nnd Major Se-

ward. Among those present wereMr. Halstead's family, Mrs. C. T.Gulick, Mrs. James Gay, Dr. andMrs. Alvarez, Mr. and Mrs. Buick,Judge and Mrs. Kalamakee, Mrs. E.Norrie, Mr. Stew art, Miss Jones, Mr.Armstrong Smith, Rev. Mr. and Mrs.Timoteo, and Mr. McCandless. An

EEPTHE BEST WAY TO DO THIS IS TO USE T'E

Delightful Cooling BeveragesFROM THE SODA WORKS OF

HOLLISTER & CO.,ALWAYS READY FOR DELIVERY

CRAB APPLE CIDI R,SARSAPARILLA & IRON,GINGER ALE,STRAWBERRY SODA,

SODA,The only Soda Works using the Hyatt Pukk Watek System.

NO. 29 FORT STREKT.71 BOTH TELEPHONES 71.

ENGLISH BI0Y1LES !

English Bicycles !

The following persons have beencommissioned as Deputy Tax Asses-

sors nd Collectors for the year 1891 :

District 1st.

Honolulu T. A. LloydEwa and Waianae S. HookanoWaialua P. MahauluKoolaupoko, No. I .... . . Asa KauliaKoolaupoko, No. 2 E. P. AikueKoolauloa W. C. Lane

District 2nd.

Lahaina. . David TaylorWailuku ..Wm. T. RobinsonMakawao David Mortonliana J. P. SylvaMolokai and Lanai. . .S. K. Kupihea

District 3d.

Hilo and North Hilo. . .N. C. WillfongHamakua Chas. WilliamsSouth Kohala Geo. BellNorth Kohala Eben P. LowNorth Kona J. KaelernakuleSouth Kona D. II. NahinuKau O. T. ShipmanPuna J. E. Klderts

District 4th.

Waimea Th. Brandt

Koloa.. A. K. MikaLibue J. B. HanaikeKawaihau S. KaiuHanalei W. E. II. Deverill

From and after July 1st. 1891, theywill be at their offices for the purposeof receiving personal taxes, and the

returns of all persons liable to taxa-

tion in their respective districts.Personal taxes are due and pay-bl- e

upon demand after July 1st.

All returns must be made not laterthan July 31st, or no appeals can bylaw be granted. No return is validin law unless sw rn to before the As-

sessor or Deputy Assessor, or a per-

son authorized to administer oaths.Blank forms on which to make re-

turns can be bad at the office of theabove named persons.

C. A. BROWN,Assessor 1st Division,

Island of Oahu.

Baylies Thomas & Co.'s "Excelsior" Safety. Cushion Tyivs Ball Bearings.

" " " "Excelsior" Safety Solid Tyres Ball Bearings.

" " " Eureka Lady's Safety Pneumatic Tyres Ball Bearings.

Humber & Co.'s Xo. 8 Lady's II umber Safety Cushion Tyres Ball Bearings.

" " No. 9 Humber Safety Pneumatic Tyres Ball Bearings.

" " Xo. 12 Humber Safety Solid Tyres Ball Bearings.

Rudge Cycle Co. Model M Bicyclette Pneumatic Tyres Ball Bearings." Lady's Xo. 2 Bicyclette Cushion Tyres Ball Bearings.

" " Xo. 1 Diamond Frame Bicyclette Solid Tyres Ball Bearing.

Coventry Cycle Co. "Swift" Model D Safety Cushion Tyres.

"Swift" Model D Safety Solid Tyres.

Above Expscied Daily ! For Sale Cheap !

THEO. II. DAVIES k CO.

CREAR1 If? THIRTY SECONDS!A VENERABLE PRIEST DEAD;

The Catholic Mission lias just-los- t

one of its old pioneers. The VeryReverend Fat net P. fclotlest Favonsdied ibis rnorniusr at 8:15 o'clock.He was born in 1811 in France, andhe arrived in these inlands on the 20thof Mai ch, 1846 Tlie first part ol

Call

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLE.fROM AXD AI'TKR UV I. 1S1IJ

A.M. A.M. P.M.' P M.Uiv HonolHlM. ..8:15 8:45 1:45 4:30fArrive Honouliull.. 7 :2C" 9,49 2:49 5:3.01Leave Honeuliuli.. 7:30 10:51 3:51 5;45fArrive Honolulu... 8 :35 11:55 4:55 ti:50t

PKARL CITY LOCAL.

Leave Honolulu 5:30$ ....Arrive Pearl City 6:07 ....Leave Pear) City.. R:03Arrive Honolulu... 6:40

t Saturdays only.Sunday excepted.

ji Saturdays excepted.

Tides. Hon and noon.BY C. J. LIONS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Justice Bickehton presides atChambers this week.

Tbe attend i nee at the I'plico Court-room this ''. rrimg' was composedexclusively i ' Chinese.

Mkssks. Kgan & Gunn will occupya portion of the lower' story of theBrewer Muck August 17.

The Lysau lsl md canaries, broughtby the M. E. Foster yesterday, arebeing readily disposed of.

Capt. H. H. Webb has resignedfrom the police force, and will takecharge of the Pantheon Saloon. ..

Mr. Jno. Mooub has been awarded .

the contract for completing tbe Vol-

cano rond by the Minister of the

Moles Ice Cream Mw) !

Gets a Temperature of i DigrcfBelow Zero!

A Child can npeiae it !

It is Simple, Durable andEconomic,' 1,

It Saves 1O0 Percent, in Time, lc.:and. Labor!

t rof iVuni I) iiiofM ii .M-etallic PoiMOI.JliiT 1

Five Gents Worth of

forA LAKUE

187 Ira

Seet 11 1:

JACK FROST

FiSSZER

TO HAND

Ice and will Make ufficieut CreamTwenty-fiv- e Persons!CONSIGNMENT JUST

LEWIS & CO,Honolulu ; Sole Agents for tbe Hawaiian Islands.

Gil AND ANNUAL

IMPROVED CANE SUCERS.

The Union Iron Works have com-

pleted a eutie sliccr, and have an-

other iieunng completion, for use in

connection with tbe diffusion processin tbe Ewa plantation mill.the completed machine was runningal the works, and went as smoothlyand almost as noiselessly as a sewingmachine. It is of the same kind us

that used at Haniakuapoko, where ithas proved much superior to theslicers imported with tin fi t d ffu-sio- n

plant introduced in !leTiiis slicer is an invention of Mr. J.N. S. Williams, president and mana-ger of tlie Union Iron Works Co.

The knives are set laterally some-

thinglike plane irons in the periph-ery of a large open barred cylinder,which is bisected with a solid diskso as to make a chamber ineach end. Travelers carry tbe caneto the cylinder, dumping the sticksend on against the knives.

The cyliuder performs 125 revolulions to the minute, and the tine-slic-

chips of cane fall inside of it.There the chips would be held bycentrifugal force till the. chamberswould be jammed full, but tor a de-

vice called a thrower attached to thedisk which tosses them out in asteady stream at each end.

Tlie slicers for the Ewu mill haveindependent engines uM ached tothem, instead of relying on powertransmitted by belts from the mainengine of the mill. This is cak-- atedto be a great advantage, us whensteam g ts low, :is often happens ina sugar mill, is the very lime thatthe grinding or the diffusion iswanted to be pushed, so as to gel anample supply of the trash for fuel.These slicers for Kwa are each guar-anteed for a capacily of 10 tons ofcane au hour, but they are fully ex-

pected to gel away wiifi 12 Ions anhour. The completed machine isabout to be shipped to the mill, butbefore the second is sent away it willbe tried at the Union Iron Workswith a ton of cane.

Parts of the Ewa diffusion plant incourse of construction at the Worksare two pans one of feet diam-eter for No. 1 sugar, the other of 9feet diameter for lower grades.There is also approaching completiona four-roll- er maceration mill, for ex-

pressing all the moisture from theexuausUd chips, to fit them for fuelIt is equal in every way lo a icgulargrinding mill apart from the diffusionprocess. The contract lo furnish theentire plant for the Ewa PlantationCo.'s mill is well advanced towardfulfilment. The batteries, boilersand main engine are in the building,allowing tbe roof to be put on, whichhas been done. It is expected thatsteam will be got up in October.

!PIMam moth SaleearanceAJV

Street, : : Honolulu.104 Fort

To Commence MONDAY, August 10, 1891,

FOli TWO WEEKS ONLY !

THE ENTlUi: STOCK WILL BE OFFEKED

AT COST!ALL HOODS WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIG HUES AND

Sold For Cash Only ! Sold For Cash Only !

Bona Fide Sale ! Positive Bargains !

THESE REDUCTIONS AVE GUARANTEE

his mis'donaiy life was spent on tbeisland of Maui, and he passed thelast part of it on the island of O.ihu.He bad been ill and weak for manyyears. II.' was app inted pro-vic- ar

apo-tol- ic outhe.lR-- of September,liSCl. and Provincial ofon the 19i.li of June. 1S7.1. Hisfuneral will take place from theCatholic Cii' liednil August1 Ith, 9 a. m. All tlie friends of theCatholic Mission are cordially invitedto attend. R. I. P.

"August.blower

Mr. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is verywell known to the citizens of Apple-to- n,

Me., and neighborhood. Hesays: ' ' Eight years ago I was taken" sick, and suffered as no one but a" dyspeptic can. I then began tak-"in- g

August Flower. At that time"I was a great sufferer. Every-- "

thing I ate distressed me so that I"had to throw it up. Then in a" few moments that horrid distress" would come on and I would have

" to eat and sufferForthat "again. Itooka

"little of your med-"icin- e,

Horrid audfeltmuchStomach "better, and after

" takin ? a little moreFeeling. "August Flower my

"Dyspepsia disap-peared, aud shice that time I

nave never had the first sign of it."lean cat anything without the"least fear of distress 1 wis'ii all"that are afflicted with that terrible"disease or the troubles caused by"it would try August Flower, as I" am satisfied there is no medicine"equal to it." 9

NOTICE.

U"hN CIIOXG of Punaluu. Hawaii,having made an assignment to me

for the benefit of his creditors, all per-sons having claims against him are re-

quested to piesent the same within 30days Ironi this da'e All persons owingsaid estate rc requested to make imme-diate payment to me at Honolulu, or toJ.C Seaile, Deputy sheriff, Kan, Ha-

waii. L. IV. KEKK.Honolulu. Aug. 13, 1S!1. 190 lm

Seaside Residence

At Waikiki Beach For Sale !

'piIAT Very Desirable Residence at1 Kapiohini Park, being Lots 33 and

31 of the Paik Survey, is now offered forsale. These Lots have an aggregatefronlagc of 2l'(i feet 011 the main avenueot the Park, and a like frontage on theseabeach with a depth of 2nO teet. Thisproperty has been improved, at greatexpense, by Mr. 11. F. Pour, the owner,and Is now planted with a thrifty groveof coeiiitiiiit and algeroba trees A Neatand Coiiinn ilious 'ottage, containing 'ibedrooms snd a fund of 'J4'ii feet, to-

gether with kitch ii, bathroom, servants'quartets, stable and carriage house, areon Hie premises. Special pains havebeen taken, at great expense, to Improvethese lot-- -, by Covering them with a lib-era) depth of fertile soil, in which a tinebed of nianienie grass is set. Water islaid on from the city system A mostpleasant and ileslrahle b ithing place hasbeen prepared in the waters frontingthese premises. Eligible residcuoes atWaikiki are now very difficult to obtain.This opportunity should not be neglect-ed by those who disire a residence inthat clnu ining locality.

For terms, etc., apply toC. W AslIFOKI),

Atto'iiev-at-La- Honolulu Hale.'l'JO lw

liiiya Hawaiian Opera House

The management have the honor to an-nounce that

I'K SAM BERNHARDT

Will positively appear at the OperaIloii-- c ( provuleil asiiluei nt number

of s ats are secured in advance),

On the arrival of th- - S. S.011 or about

AUGUST 26, 1891,In the Great Play in 5 Acts, entitled :

"LA DAME AUX CAMELIAS,"

(CAM.1 L.I

Books containing the whole of thephiy in r'reii' b and Kngllsh can now beohi'ained from L. J. Levey or J. J. Wil-

liams.. 3 Box Plan for reserved seats is Uow

open at ibe ollice of ,. ,1. I.evey.uar Prices: Dress irele, Parquette

and Front How Balcony (reserved), 85;Balcony (nnieserved). $3- - Gallerv, 92.

186 td

WANTED

de l e- - situation as14DYin a dy or as matron in aschool. Ha liiiid present situation fiveear. Bel':' etieps. Address by letter

Bli l :..n xtliee. U! 3l

Ha ! Hity l Hay I Haj !

IE In I ii --s. G. Wilder" hasanil' i.d the h iy market is re

lieved. li v a larif! lot of Hay,Graiuai.it freed j'ist arrived per abovevessel and for n e cheap,is.--

,hv .luliX F. COLBFKX & CO.

THE HUt-LETI-N

''"as double tbe1 circulation of any Kuglish dailynewspaper published in the kingdom,

HJS 00 US

DAT.h I Hi as Hi

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Phut qum tin' fir the monn on the mil ut10 h. 40 min. a. in.

Tlie time hIkiihI for the port is nivon at lih.(tin. Osee. (ini(lniKht) of liiuenwieli time or111. 28m. 34sec. p. in. of Honolulu Observatorytime. It It given by the steam whistle of theHonolulu Planing Mill, a lew doors abovethe Custom House. The same whititle inBounded correctly at Honolulu mean noon.Observatory meridian, or loh. 31m. 20sec. ofGreenwich time

THE

$)aUw $ulli;ftiiTHURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1891.

ARRIVALS.Aug IS

fettiir O R Bishop from Punaluu aud u.

Jstinr J A Cummins from Kuoluu

DEPARTURES.Aug 1-3-

rjtmr Kaala for VValnnne, Waialuu andMokuleia ut 9 a tn

Schr Kaulilua for Hauapepe at 10 a in

VESSELS LEAVING

Stmr W G Hall for Maui and Hawaii at10 am

titmr Lehua for Paauhau and Ookala at2pm

F0REICN VESSELS IN FORI.

Am bk C D Bryant. Jaoobsen, from 8 F.Nor bk Gamen, Fagerskgold, from New

castleAm bktne Amelia, Ward, from Port

TownsendAm bktue G Wilder, Griffiths, 12 days

from sau FranciscoBktne W H Dimoud, Drew, 13 days from

San Francisco

FOREIUN VESSELS EXPECTED.

S S Alameda from Sau Fraucisco, Aug26

S S Mariposa from tbe Colonies, Aug 26$ S Australia from baa Fraucisco, Aug

18S S City of Pekin from Sau Fraucisco,

Aug ISU S S Charleston from San FrauciscoAm bk Annie Johnson, Miller, from

LiverpoolAm bk Mount Washington, from Port

Blakely, Aug. 10Am bkt Mary W inkelmau, JJissen, from

Port GambleAm bk Melrose. Port Blakely, July 80Am bk Martha Davis from New YorkBk Harrison G Johnson from New YorkGerbk Woosung from BremenGer bk H Hackfeld from LiverpoolGer bk Sabino from BerryAm bk Amy Turner, Johnson, from Bos-

ton, Jau. 10-1- 5.

Bk Albert from San FranciscoBktne S N Castle from FranciscoBr bk Pass of Leny, from Glasgow, due

Nov 30

: slilppiNC notes! 7The bktue S G Wilder will probably

finish loading the beginning of uextweek, and will take her departureshortly after.

The steamer Iwiiltun which arrivedyesterday will resume hr trips for theilamakua coat on Saturday next.

OIED.

FAVENS In this city, Aug. 13, Kev.Father P. Modest Faveus, aged 80years.

fcaj" Funeral takes place from tbeKoman catholic ulhedral at 9 o'clock

moruiug.

POLICE RECORD.

Lau Kin Chew, Tain Sung, KinPieu, Choy Tuck, Leoug Man Iloonand Kung Chong, arson, occupiedtbe Court's attention this moruiug.The prosecution rested at 1 o'clock,when witnesses for defendants wereput on. Mr. A. S. Ilartwt 11 is as-

sisting the Crown, and J. M David-son and A. P. Peterson appear fordefendants.

Three native girls and one otherwere fined $6 each for drunkenness.

In the civil list J. F. Colburu vs.Kuanalewa assumpsit on note of$32 50. Judgment for plaintiff fortbe atnouut, commission of attorneyand costs, total $42.07.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Next Saturday, August 15th, istbe day of tbe Assumption of theBlessed Virgin Mury, a holy day ofObligation. Religious services at theUsual bours, viz. : G and 7 a. id., lowmasses; 10 a. in,, high mass; 3 p.m., confirmation, rosary and bene-

diction.

SUPREME COURT.

PEFOKE BICKERTON, J.

Thxrsijat, Aug. 13.

Ahoi vs. J.ainaholo, assumpsit.Heard and judgment for defendaut.C. L. Carter for plaintiff; W. C.Aclii for defendant.

FOR MENTAL DEPRESSION

l,'e HorMtord' Arid Phoihntr.Dr. L. C. S. Turner, Colfax, la.,

says: "I am very much ple-ise- withit in mental depression from gastrictroubles."

Stockholders of the Pacific SugarMill will meet at the office of Messrs.F. A Scbaot'er & Co., at 10 o'clock to-

morrow.

The P. M S. S. City of Peking willbe duu here on August ltttli from SanFrancisco en route to Hongkong andYokohama.

The furniiure of Mrs. J. E. Barnardwill be sold ut her residence, Kingstreet, by Mr. Morgan, auctioneer, at10 o'clock

Tenders for building the DiamondHead road will close with .Mr. W. M.Giflard, Secretary of the Kjipiol.iniPark Association, next Saturday.

Mr. S. I. Shaw has disposed of hisinterest in the Hawaiian Hotel Stables,and has cniered the liquor business,in connection with the CriterionSaloon.

A miniature Cyclone windmill wasexhibited in a window of the .upperstory of l he Pacific Hardware'' Co. 'sstore this afternoon. Tlie little millin the light, bree.o was making rapidrevolutions presumably to thesecond.

Extensive repairing and changesare being administered to the upperCourtroom of Aliiolani Hale TheJudge's bench, which was formerlyon theWaikiki side, lias been removedto the mnuka side of the room, there-by giving ample accommodation forspectators.

The funeral of the late Very Rev-

erend Father P. Modest Favens, of theCatholic Mi.-sio- will take place to-

morrow, al. 9 o'clock a. in., from theCathedral, where masses will be offer-ed for the tvpose of his soul at 6, 7

and 9 a. in. High mass de requiemat. 9 a. m. All cordially invited to at-

tend. R. 1 P.

The boose and lot of Mr. H. M.Dow on Green street were sold at auc-tion hv Mr Morgan at noon y

for $2025 to Mr. W. Wolters. It isconsidered a gre.it bargain by real es-

tate experts. The two lots on Quarrystreet had been sold in advance privalely for $1000, and one of the Mag-azine street loti in the same way for$500.

The Myrtle Boat Club held its regu-lar monthly meeting yesterday even-ing, a large attendance being present.After routine business and the admis-sion of two new members, Mr. A. G.M. Robertson tendered his resignationof lie post of Captain, on account ofhis leaving in a short time for theEast. Mr. Alex. Lyle was elected byacclamation to the vacancy.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

A bunch of keys has been lost.

F. II Redward inserts a card ascarpenter and builder.

Honolulu and Kamehanieha nineswill play ball Saturday afternoon.

The steamer VVainianalo will besold at auction by Mr. J. F. Morganon Sept. 7lh.

Herr Pastor Isenberg will hold di-

vine services in German al. Y. M. C.A. hall, at 11 o'clock Sunday morning.

YuENCliONQof Punaluu, Hawaii,having made an assignment to Mr.L. B. Kerr, the latter issues the noticeusual in such cases.

Yon tig Ladies:if you eat onions for supper, and

don't want dear Harry to smell themwhen he kisses your ruby lips, justChew Tutti-Frutt- i Gum. For saleonly at "The Elite Iob Cream Par-lors."

The seaside residence of Mr. H. F.Poor at Kapiolani Park is offered forsale. A description of the properlyis given by Mr. C. W. Asbford, attor-ney, in this paper. It is a very desir-able place for anyone wishing a resi-dence in tlie delightful Waikiki sub-urbs.

JACK THE SKIPPER.

The store of II. II. Williams &Co. was entered by a burglar onTuesday night. Entrance was effect-ed through the roof on the rear ofthe main store. The roofing waspartly of wire netting, and a squarehole was cut in this through whichthe burglar tried to get in. Imprintsof the fellow's shoes were plainlydiscernible on the stone wall. It issupposed that when be found out thedistance he bad to drop In order toreach the floor, he gave up the at-

tempt and retired, but not before hehad appropriated two wicker babychairs hanging close to the roof.Marks on the roof showed that tlieburglar bad climbed over from thebilliard saloon adjoining.

Tbe Criterion Saloon was enteredlast night by some one burglariouslyinclined. A pane of glass in awindow on the mnuka side of thesaloon was chiseled out, enabling thefellow to turn the catch and raise thewindow. Tbe burglar helped him-

self to several bottles of tanglefoot,and then tapped tbe till. Not muchwas got, however, as only a few sil-

ver pieces were in the drawer. Sev-

eral shaving mugs and pictures arealso missing.

FO 11

THE POPULAR

Cucumber Jul

Larg SizeMwlium Si.Trial Mi.e

It i9 harmless and eilicacio'is. It is

It ia really made from iiciiiiibers.blackheads.

It prevents and cures poison oak. ItIt prevents and cures chapping, etc.

applying powder.It softens, whitens and smoothes

satisfaction.It is reasonable in price. It is just

AT

T VV O VV EE K O N

U1E1SI 2w

Tonic!

$1 OO

a purely vegetable preparation.It removes suubuni, tan and

prevents 'oreness after shaving.It is cie;:ant to use before

tbe skin. It gives universal

what every one needs.

w orth 2 ets per yard, we will sell, during this sale, 7 yds for SI200 pes of bite Luce Curtains, 90 etsLadies' Diamond Dye Hose, fast

blin k, 40 centsChildren's Diamond Dye IIt.se, fast

blin k, 2" centsI'.iir It.ityuins in Kiohotist liildr n's Mhool Trimme I Hats, 23

cents

ends iu Laees on hand and we will sellDepartment is the most complete in this

our hai.- -. we will give you a very niceWe t;ii..iaiuct-- iibeve prices for 30 days

A3. J. PISKEL,House, coiner Kort Hotel streets

COST!

LY !

RY HOUSE.

Masquerade Ball I

A l the Armory,

FRIDAY EYEN1NG, Aug. 21st,

Under the Direction ot Mrs. Gray.

TielctitK, : : $1.-

Jr Tickets on sale at llollister &t'o.'s, Kgfin & Gunu's, Mrs. Gray's Stu-dio, or of numbers of Dancing Classes.

iW N B. Wijrs. Masks and Costumeson hire al Mudio, 188 td

EALEI TENDER8W"'1' BK KKOKIVKt) AT THE

Ollice of W. G. Irwin & Co., inHonolulu, until 12 o'clock noon on SAT-I'ltDA- Y,

August In, 18J1. for the mak-in- n,

constructing and finishing of (3300)tbre thousand three hundred feet, andof ("2toj live thousand two hundred andfonv feet of a road around DiamondHead.

I'l utile of road aud specifications canbe seen at the olliee of Cecil Brown.

All bids to be endorsed "Tender formaking, constructing and tinishine

feet of rortd around DiamondHead."

The ICapiolaui Park Association doesnot bind itself to accept tbe lowest orany bid. W. M. GH'KAKD,

Secretary of tbe K. P. A.Honolulu, July 29, 1891. 177 15t

SALE

""pilK large estate known a1 Kabiiku Katieh, Kau,

Hawaii, with all its belong-ings. The Kanch containsIK.1 flOU ut.rod Tlw.r. ia nn

thu Kanvh a lar;e and valuable forestof Koa aud Ohia. For further parti-culars, apply to KAHUKU,1 r Kan. Hawaii.

I'OK SALE or LEASE

pF.SIDKN'CE on Lunalilofv I street presently occupied

by Mr. J. A. Kennedy, con-taining double p triors, four bedrooms,dining-roo- bathroom, large dining-roo- m,

kitchen aud pantry; servant'sroom, stabling, etc., on rear of . mainbuilding lirounds, 3O0xl0t feet, Well '

laid out. Vacant on 14th August Lota Ijoiuiiis 300x105 feet may be purcbastdton reasonable terms,

R. I. LILLIE.168 tf WithTheo. 11. Davles&Co- -

1'A I M5hTh ASG1NOIl 1VE .1. L Mevkr the Painter a cal

" X aul luve youi Paper Hanging douc-brompt-

and ueally. 130 Fort street.P. U. lion 387. ISO tt.

THE GREAT SARAH.

Sarah Bernhardt, over whom theAustralian play-goe- rs have gonewild, will appear in "Cwnille" althe Hawaiian Opera House on thearrival of the Mariposa the 26lli inst.,provided the required number ofseats be sold in the meantime. Manyheld their tickets over from the timethey were disappointed, when thegreat actress was on her way to theColonies, and seats have been sellingfairly well since the latest announce-ment. The date is approaching, however, and a certain revenue must beobtained in advance to assure a per-formance. It is very seldom that aworld celebrity appears in Honolulu,and there is no actress in tlie worldranking higher than Sarah Bern-hardt. The opportunity should betaken advantage of iu good season,for the circumstances are such thatif there is to be a performance therewill be few if any seats left in thehouse at the date.

ANSWERS TO OBJECTIONS

Sometimes made to Dr. (J. Jaeger'sSanitary Woolen Sistem.

It is not uncomfortable tobuttoned up (in all wool

clothing), as a very short experiencewill show, and in no other way canthe body be preserved al au equabletemperature, and yet lightly clothed.

It 'n not incompatible with even-ing dress.

It is not expensive to adopt.It is not less cleanly, but much

cleaner than ordinary under-clothin- g,

which retuin, the exhalations fromthe skin.

JKSr See that every garment ismarked with Jaeger's profile.1 lw M. Mc I NEK NY.

DOK'T LLAVE IT TO LUCK.

People sometimes talk about goodor bad luck in advertising, jusl asIhougb the use of printer's ink werea game of chance. Apropos of thisan advertising philosopher hits tbenail on the head when he says:"Leave nothing to what is calledluck, anil you will always be lucky."

COOL off and try our latest icedthe 'Sherbet Soon,'" the

finest drink on a hot tiny. "The EliteIce Cream Parlors." isn lw

LOST

BETWEEN the Post Offlco andSchool, a Bunch of

Keys. Finder please leave at tbe Bu-lletin Olllce. too it

ANZBIGE.

HERB Pastor Isenberg wird amST AG, den M August, Vor-mitta-

11 uhr einen DetitM'hen Gotus-dieu- st

In der Y. M. C. A. Hall abhalten.190 3t

Special Meeting of Stock-holder- a.

V SPECIAL meeting of the stock-holders of tbe Pacille Sugar Mill

will be held at the ofhVe of F. A Se,ae.fer&Co. on KB ID Y NEXT, tbelJtiiinstant, at 10 o'clock a. m.

ii. KEXJES,1S9 2t Secretary.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,Sole Ageats for Hawaiian Island.

I1IM13 l'.ut Nttfct, ... II. 1.

iiRAND BARGAIN" FESTIVALAT

CIIA1S. J. KkSlIEL'8.COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUG. 1, 1891, LASTING THE

ENTIRE MONTH.

I4th ANNUAL GREAT CLEARANCE SALE!n

Opportunities come and go but, such au opportunity as that we give youduring this month you never will have again. Vi.u can always see cheapMillinery and Dry Goods sold clteap, but such jiood goods as we keepseldom depreciate in value except in a case of being overstocked.THAT'S WHAT AILS US Hence these giand sacrificing offers.

SOTK TlllH I'll ICK 1. 1

20 yds Good Calico for $112 yds Oood White Cotton, 1 yd wide.

i8 yds the very best White Cotton, I yd

wide, 91Ladies' Col. Bord. Handkerchiefs, 3

cents15 doz Hoy's Flannel Shirt Waists, 45

cento52 pes Angora Home-pu- n Suiting,

MT" We have a big liue of odds andthem at 5 cents per yard. Our MillineryKingdom. Xo faucy prices charged forTrimmed Hat, new style; from ?2.."'J up.only.

W (iUODn FOItCH

179 Hu Leading Miiliiieiy

II TNT A CIS.Oramc sinum co.'swicr's tail Gu.'s J.HOPPiOOUNION IRON WORP CO., L'd,NEW YACHT MODEL.

Kruiftrkahle M of a NovelUn by Urrtli''f'

There appears to be no doubt thatdesigning the Gloriana, the famous

Rhode Island boat-builde- r Herres-hof- f

has presented the world with ayacht of a distinctly new type. She.... . ....... u.....l

M

Sl'l EhlM UNDENT.J. S. S. WILLIAMS,K. MURE, :

ineers & lion Founders,EngiOffice & Works, : Queen Street, Honolulu.

i. o. iiox aho.MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF

Sugar Machinery, Steam Engines,Pkin or Automatic Cutoff, Boilers for land and marine use,

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

Wrought Iron or Oust Iron Tauks for ull purposes,

Cane Wagons, Sugar Wagons, Cranes,Hoisting Machinery, Rice Mill Machinery and

Wrouaht & Cast Iron Work for House Building.

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

: SPECIALTIES :

Difiusion Machinery in all its Branches.Solb Manufacturers in Hawaiian Islands kor

William's Patent Furn8oei fur burning cane trash.

William'i Patent Cne Slioing Machines, the most successful and econo- -'

luteal made.utilizing the waste heat in smoke- -

Martden t Rickard's Patent Evaporetor,stack the latest improvement,.

Mole Agents In Hawaiian Inlands lor the

Pelton Water Wheel Co. of San Francisco.Bell's Asbestos Packing Co. of London, England.

Sheet racking, Stuffing Box Packing,Manhole & Handhole Gaskets, Steam Pipe & Boiler Coverings.

f0T These Packings are used exclusively by the British Admiralty in

war vessels.

g0T Repairs to all kinds of Machinery done at reasonable rates and at

short notice.

This Space

-- FOR

8. EHKLICH.

"TEMPLE Ol'1

COBNEK FOKT &

minTIMLK TABLEt

STMR. 'KINAU is

CUIUS, Coiii.i'-i.-- sr,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock P. M..

touching at Lakaina, Maalara Bayand Makuna the same day, Mahu-kon-

Kawaihaeand Laupahoehoe thefollowing day, arriving at Uilo atmidnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU.

Tuesday Aug. 18thFriday Aug. 28thTuesday aeyi. olaFriday epi. iohiTuesday ept. 29thFriday Oct. ttihTuesday Oct. 20th

Returning leaves Hilo, touching atLaupahoehoe same day; Kawaihae,A. M. j Mahukona, 12 noon ; Makena,6 P. M. ; Maalaea Bay, 8 P. m. ; Laha-in- a,

10 P. m. the following day ; arriv-ing at Honolulu 6 a. m. Wednesdaysand Saturdays.

AKKIVES AT HONOLULU.

Saturday Aug. 15thWednesday Aug. 26thSaturday Sept. 5thWednesday Sept. 16thSaturday Sept. 26thWednesday Oct. 7thSaturday Oct. 17 thWednesday Oct. 28th

gjff" No Freight will be receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

stmrclaudine,'OAVIES, Commander,

'Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 o'clock p. m., touching at Kahu- -

lui, Huelo, Hana, Hamoa anaReturning will arrive at Hono

lulu every Sunday morning.

g)F No Freight will be receivedafter 4 p. m. on uay ol sailing.

Consignees must be at the landingsto receive their freight, as we will nothold ourselves responsible after suchfreight has been landed. While thenrmmanv will use due diligence inhandling live stock, we decline to assume any responsibility in case of theloss of same, and will not oe responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed ini he care of fursers.

W. C. WILDER, PresidentS. B. ROSE, Secretary.

CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Supt.1

FIRE,LIFE AND

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Assets, $6,219,458.98

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.

Assets, $4,3 1 7,052.

Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,(Limited;,

Assets, $6,124,057.

New York Life Insurance Co.,Assets, $1 15,947,809.97.

C.O.BEKGER,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, : : $115,947,809.97

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every age, on every premiumtahle, Mid in every year, the AC-

TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policiesof the New York Life Insurance Co.

have been LARGER than those OF

ANY OTHER COMPANY issuintsimilar policies.

0" For particulars apply to

V. O. UEIMiKK,

Oen'l Agent Hawaiian Islands.

"CASTLE & COOKE,Lite, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents !

AOKNTS FOB

New England Mutual Life Ins. Co..

OK BOSTON,

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,

UNION

Insurance Company.Fir A Mtrtnr.

OK SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

TIME TAItl.K:

LOCAL LINE.

Arrive Honolulu. Leave HonoluluAug 18 Australia Aug 25Sept I .ealandia ripi o

Sept 15 Australia Sept 22

Sent 29 Zealand!.. Oct tOct 13 Australia Oct 20

THK0UU11 LINK.

Arrive from San Arrive from theFrancisco. Colonies.

Alameda Aug 27 MariposaMariposa Sept 24 MonowaiMonowai. . . .Oct 22 Alameda

Nov 19 Mariposa

kti'iiu Mail Service!

VUH HAS I IJ4MIWThe New and Fine Al Siel Steamship

"WIARIPOVA,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu fro::-- Sydneyand Auckland on or uoout

Aug. 27, IfcJl,And will leave for the above port with

mails and passengers on orabout that date.

to? For freight or passage, havingperior accommodations, apply to

Wm a. IRWIN & CO L'd.Agents.

For Sjdaty and Auckland !

The New and Flue Al Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

ue une at uouniuiu iruin oauFrancisco on or about

Aujr. 27, 1891,And will have prompt dispatch with

mailt) auu passengers iuithe above ports.

EST For freight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, appiy u

Wm Q. IB WIS & CO.. L'd,Agents.

FirMflliaia&HoiilMi

STEAMEKS OF THE

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

AND THE

Occidental & Orietttal S. S. Co.

Will call at Honolulu on theirway to the above ports,

as follows:

gtmr. "Citv.of ..Peking," Aug. 18

Stmr- - Be'gic. " Oct. 15Stmr. "China." Dec 15- -

Round Trip Tickets to Yokohamaand return, via san rraucisco, aoo.For particulars apply lo

H. HACKFELD 4 CO.,138 tf Agents.

HAWAIMNSfern ElBClro-ulaUii- ff Co.,

WORKSi - Youg H , Hnuolnln.

Having received the latest and mst im-

proved machinery, are pre-pared lo.do

Plating io NicW, Stiver & Gold.

Cutlery, Forks, spoons. Faucy Lamps.Surgic il and Dental lnstrunients idatedor sUillfully r paiivd. Tool, Instiu-ment- s.

Iticyclcs and parts of machineryplated in Nickel.

8fc2r Work or orders left with Mnller's,corner King and Bethel streets, willreceive prompt attention. n

guaranteed. 173 3m

Fort Street House,1N3 Fort Street, Ho volulu.

FarBished Rooms, Single Suites

The House has been Thorough!' andNewly Furnished Throughout.

fluiet. Clean Rooms. Moderate Price.Kt 1 -

W. H, H.HNE,1R5 lm Proprietor

TUCK LUNG CHONG,

Carpenter & Builder.37 King street, mauka side, below

Mauuakea street,

Brgs to inform the public that he Is wellprepared to contract ou all kinds ofBuildings and to do General Jobbing.

ltepulrliiar IV Hpeolally I

Star Mutual Telephone 385. 173 Jim

All Night HackFKANK LILLIS,

Hereby notifies his friends and the pub-li- e

generally, that he can becalled at

All Hours oi the Xight!Stand at Club Stables Tele- -

phout s No. 477.Honolulu, April 20, 1891.

Are to the front wilh fresh importa-tions Of

'S'.- -;

Klegaul In dt sign and stylUh lu make.

Chamber SuitsWurdrobew,

HldelMi-li- ,

CubluclM,

DRI SSINGC SES

P A OR : TK.iIiiiii it itt't'd '

!..!' It Ik

. fifiut IJf a tt Pd'tifi

tlor faeilitipR for nnholsu rv are un- -euua ed and the department is in ehargeot an i No. I u an.

fflll.li. Irwiil.4 -- l!ij):!!s);

. I II Us I) :

. offKll KOU 84I.K

Lnu' V i mu.PARAFrlNE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Cowing, all slies.

FERTILIZERS:WOOL DUST,

BONE MEAL,FISH GUANO

ALSO

BUCK OHLAJTDT'B

Grade Chemical Cane nanus

GRASS SEEDS :

COCKSFOOT,EYE GRASS

And CLOVERS.

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

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BAIUtKLS.

GEORGE LUCAS,

Contractor -- vJ' k Builder.

Honolulu Steam Pl uiing MilU, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,lirai kets, Window Frames, ' linds,Sashes. Doors, mid all kinds of woodwork ttnisli. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing andPlaning. Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly nltenuej io amiwork guaranteed Orders from theother Islands solicited.

ii-- r..'v.y

The Pet Lunoh iff Ttr"!

Vein and Ooffef at ill Hour'The Finest Brands of

mm.AIwujb on littittt.

iEAK

VINI ItAKKKY.

If alj

Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook ABaker.

71 Hotel St. Telephone 74

Head This ! Something New !

is Pacific Transfer Co.

Is now prepared to do all kinds of cart-ing. Ring up Bell Telephone 212 andyou will always tind it on hand. Bag-gage and Goods delivered to all parts ofthe city with despatch. Pianos, Furni-ture. Etc., moved with care and at rea-sonable rates. Baggage checked lowithin one hour of the sailing of foreignsteamers.

PCIFIC TRANSFER CO.,136 3m X. C. McGuiBB, Manager.

a keel noal, not a c uue uwi,yet she has demonstrated her abilityto outsail the swiltest centre-board- s

which American ingenuity has beenable to devise. In her presence theold gibe at American fast yachts amere "skiuiminguisiies must, newithdrawn from further service. Sheis a. cutler on the English model, butwith entirely novel auuuions. oneis cut away in front even more thanMm Thistle was. but instead of theThistle's sharp bows, she ha9 blunthnws. resemhhne the head or a suarK.The line of the keel is carried strsightup till it meets the curve ol tuedeck. There is no curve at an ai, meforefoot. In explaining these bows,which are an entirely new departurein yacht-buildin- Mr. Herreshoffsaid, long before his yacht hadtouched water, when surorise was

expressed at the hard curves of theload-wat- er line: "lliat manes verylittle difference. The water does notgo that way." His theory was thatmost of the water displaced goes un-

derneath the boat, not around thesides, and hence he made the curvesbelow the water line as easy aspossible. The live trials which theGloriana has had, in all kinds ofweather, have demonstrated the wis-

dom of his view. The yacht sailed staway from all competitors so com

pletely that there was almost nosecond in anv of the races. In theheavy wind and sea or Ibursday tierblunt nose rode easily over thewaves, while other yachts plungedtheir sharp ones into them, tier re-

markable achievements will not beoverlooked by English yachtsmen.

New York Nation.

NEW GOODS RECEIVED BY THE

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.

Chandeliers.Piano, Banquet and Library

Lamps, in oxidized silver, wrought,black and polished brass, directfrom the factory.

Turkey and Ostrich Dusters.Wire on Spools.

Tucks and Square Flax Packing.Disston's Files.Tube Scrapers.Hummers.Carvers, Table and Butcher Knives.Refrigerators and Ice Chests.A fresh invoice of Rubber Hose,

etc., etc., etc.

PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY. (L'D).,FOKT STREET.

THE QUESTION OF THE DAY.

The leading question now is : i

"Are you provided with a bottle ofChamberlain's Colic, Cholera and t

Dinrrlupa Remedy, as a sae-aruar- d

against an attack of bowel complainti .i 1. XT(luring me summer uioiitiis.'familv can afford to risk beiner without this invaluable medicine duringthe hot weather. It is almost cer-

tain to be needed, and is a friend in-

deed when required, as it never failsand is pleasant and safe to take.25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by alldealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

MARSHAL'S SALE.

By virtue of a Writ of Executionout of the Police Court, on the 7th dayof .Inly. A. 1). 1X91, against Antonio daSilva, defendant, in favor of A. G. Silva& Co.. p aintiffs, for the sum of 15.30,I have levied upon ami shall expose forsale at ihe front eiifance of KsilakauaHide, in the District of Honolulu, IslandofOabu, at 12 o'clo. k n .on. of TUES-DAY, the 1st day of September, A. D.1891, to the highest bidder, all the right,title and interest of Ihe said WitoniodaSilva, defendant, in and to the followingproperty, unless said judgment, inter-est, costs and my expenses be previouslypaid.

List of property for sale:1 House ou Vineyard strtet "with

right to remove."'(Signed), J. A. MKlinl hiiN,

Deputy Marshal.Honolulu, Aug. 1. l&ul.

1st) sot-- ai at

REvPEM'G OF THE

mum1, urnBethel Street, above Post Office,

The uudersigned haviiifr purchased theabove named place, will open the same j

as aFirst-clas- s Lunch It Dining-roo-

On SUNDAY, Aug. 9th.J8T The table will be supplied with

the best the market affords, uood cook-ing, elean service and attentive waiters.185 lw K. 1KEDA. Prop.

Heidsieck & Co.'sCHAMPAGNE

DRY MONOPOLY

PINTS AND QUARTS.

FOR SALE AT

Hawaiian Wine Go

28 & 30 Merchant Street.1C3 Im

WENMR & CO..Mr.nnfartarlDK Jrwellrra.

NO. ta KOUT STHKKT.Constant'y on hand a large assortmentof every description of Jewelry. Watehe,Gold and Silver Plated Ware, Etc.

All oiueis loi lau.,' pi nipl y attendedto. Particnltir attention

paid to the

Storing & ShippingOf good in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black & White SanaIn quantities to suit at lowest prices.

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

Muhibl 1 9 --m Telephone star Bell 414

Barry's TricoplieronsEstablished 1801.

Infallible for renewing. Inirlenratlntt andbeautifying the hair, removing rcurf, UHiidrulf,

.ml All Rffftfi.tlnmi of the scalo. and curinff eruD- -

Itiona of the akln.dUeases of the glands, muecles

..id Integiimcntg, and relieving atlngs, cuta,i .leea, apraiua, etc. The affinity between the

aembrane. which constitute the skin and the

lhair which draws Its aubtenance from this triple

envelope la very closo. All diseases or the hairoriginate In the akin of the head. If the pores

r. nf the grain are clo!?f?t!d. or If tne blood and otnerfluid, do not circulate freely through the smallvessel, wh.'cb reed the roots with moisture andimpart life to the uDres, the result ie scurf,dandruff, sheddinzof the hair, eravness. drynessand harshuesa of the ligaments, and entire bald- -

nena, as the case may be. Stimulate the akin tohealthful action with Barrv. Trtcopher-en- a,

and the torpid vessel., recovering theirnr.tlvitv will annihilate the diseaae. In all

affection, of the skin and of the euhstr its ofmugc.es and Integument, the process and theeffec . are the same. It I. upon the (kin, theimnsenlar flhre. and the elands that Barrr'nTrlcopbcrous ha. Its specific action, andin all affection, and Injuries or these organ, uI. a sovereign remedy.

Beware of Counterfeit.

From the Greatest Living Prima Douna,Muiluais A iImI itiit pHtti.Nifroliiil

Montevideo, July SVtb, 1688.

iHUT otrv! 1 laKO iu auuutiiiuiii wyuil tuat J5ABKY m rtAiiuuA watkhiduiiuwi iiiufew articles always to be found on my dreisuicase. In my conception it i one of the best oftoilet waters, ana ict iiiu until it m mn usi!.ia Knt. iwfiwcihinir nnrl invifrnrfttimr.'" - - allUK'un, ww mw

hOLUSTER & CO,.16')! Distributing: Aeents. Hiu

Baldwin Locsmotim

The undersigned having heen sppolnteasole agents for the Hawaiian

Islands

For the Celebrated

Baldwin iMititesFrom the works of

Bttrkm, Parry, Willi! as & Co.,

Philadelphia, I'eiin.,Are now nrenared to five estimates andreceive orders for these engines, ofsize and stylo.

The Baldwin i ocomotivk Worksare now niauufactin ing a style of Locomotive particularly au :pteu

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at thes:; Islands, and we willliave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents an i managers with particularsot same.

T!i. sinwM-iitnt- ,tf thpsp T.nr.omotiveaoverall other makes is not only known

V.M..,1......uere uui. is niuun icucu imuwguuuiIhe United States.

Wm.tt. 1 1CVV IN & Co., L'd,Sole Agents for Hawaiian Islands

E. Ii. THOMAS,CONTRACTOR and BUILDER.

given on all kinds of Brick.Iron, Stone and M ooden Buildings Allkinds of Jobbing in the Building Tradeattended to heepsfor sale Brick, Lime,cement, Iron S.oue Pipe and Fittings,Old and New Corrugated Iron, MintonTiles, Quarry 'I iles, assorted sizes andcolors; California and Monterey Sand,Granite Curbing and Blocks, Etc.

Office aud Yard: Cor. King andfcmith streets. Office Hours: 8 to 12

A. M., and 1 to 4 p. M.

t3T Telephones: Bell, 851; Mutual,417. Residence: Mutual, 410. P.O.Box, 117 " 1'29 ly

Special Notice to Bathers at

'PHE proprietor of Long Branch Baths1 begs to announce to the public

that the wonderful Marine Toboggan, atWaikiki. is now in very successful opera-tion, affording the most enjoyable andexhilarating exercise to sea bathers,and a sport without an equal in theworld for old and youug. Wednesdaysand Thursdays will be reserved more es-

pecially tor ladies and children. A ridecosts only Five (a) Cents. For furtherinformation, apply to

C. J. SHERWOOD,104 tf Proprietor.

1X OTICE !

'PHE patrons ot the Oceanic S. S. Co.L are hereby notified that herealtei

no round trip or excursion tickcti wbloe issued tor any of the through inai'steamers. These tickets will, however,be issued as customary for the localsteamers "Australia'-

- and 'Zealandia."'Passengers w ho hold rouud trip ticketsaud wish to take the through mailsteamer will be charged an extia fare ot925.

Per order o the Oceanic S. S. Co.Wm. G. IRWIN & CO.,

Mtt General Agents.

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States.

Written in 1890 203,826,107 00

?L 35,036.683 24

is Reserved

THE

8. LEVY.

FASHION"HOTEL STREETS

--Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sts.

Surplus (from which dividend will be made) 23,740-44- 7 G4

o

An Investment Worth Kt owing About I

Before assuring your life, or investing your money, examine the Twenty.

Tear Tontine. Policies of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.

Policies maturing in 1891 realize cash returns to the owners, of amounts

rfarVin from 120 to 176 per cent, of the money paid in, besides the advan-taM-

the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years.

Tbe following is one of many actual cases maturing this year:: ' ' Endowment Policy No. 64,925.issued in 1871 , at age 27. a"h i,0'

Premium, $239.90. Total Prams. Paid, 84,798.

RESULTSat End of Tontine Period in 1891 :

Cash Surrender Value. $8,449.45

(Equal to 8176.10 for each 1100 paid in premiums, which is equivalent to

a return of all premiums paid, with interest at 7J per cent, per annum.)Or, in lieu of cash,

A Paid-u- p Life Policy for $19,470

(Equal to $405.80 for each $100 paid in premiums.)Or.

A Life Annuity of $633.55.

ALEX. J. GARTW RIGHT,GcaaraJ Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance Sr

ctotj of the D. S. '

Telephones, No. 1?5.; -

UNION FEED CO., L'd,OFFER FOR SALE

Wheat Oat Hay, in large and compressed bales ; Barley, Rolled

I iund Barley California & New Zealand OaU,. Middling Bran, Corn,,

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

Drifted Snow and Victor Flour I

jFEKTILIZEIIH s

We keep constantly in stock tlie celebrated Fertilisers manufactured by Mr.

A Haas of San Francisco, viz.: B ne Meal, Wool Du,t and HiXh Grade

Buper Phosidiates, all of which can be bad at bedrock prices.

tT Island orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. J0