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V .4ft. -'U m ft V-3& 4 r . : I 4 p 0 k l tjfj"j.'.T'l mmaauitmKttmmnt jw g3i gus FRIDAY, MAY 20. 1887. AliniVALS. Mav 20- Stmr W'G Hall from na wall nntl Jfatil Stun Jas iMnkcc f rum Kauai Stmr Walulealo fioni Kauai Schr Mol nlilno from Haw nil Bk Unas 11 Kinney (torn Newcastle, x S DEPARTURES. Ifnv 18 Stmr J A Cummins for Koolatt VESSELS LEAVING 10-M0KR0W. Stmr Surprise for Kuan CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS. Stmr turprloo 1.374 bags of sugar Stmr Makec 2,187 lug of sugar, and 5 horses Stmr Walalcalc 3.W2 bags of sugar, 31 bagK of rice, ami 1 liorsu SHIPPING MUTES. , Stmr JasMakco will sail on Monday at 4 o'clock for Kauai. "vesselsInTort. Ilk Ovl'on, Calhoun Ilk Oleiigaber, ltolleton Ilk Sonoma, Grlfllths Ilk Kalakaua, 3Jk Hercules, Hless Bktno Morning Star. Turner ltktne 8 X Castle, Hubbaid (ktnc Makah, VESSELS EXPECTED. . Am balk Tlmour. Brewer, sailed from Boston Pec 17, due May 1-20 Brit bark Cerates, from Liverpool, duo Slay 1-20 lint bk Scottish LnsMe, W Slnscr, called from Liverpool Jan 10 duo May 20-81 Am bktno Hattlo S Bangs, Ten-ill, from Hongkong, due April 10-:i0 Am bktne John Worster, from Xana Imo, B C, due May 20-30 LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. Rain, rain, rain, all night and all day, and still it rains. A I'AKTY waH given atMarsficld last evening by dipt. Htiyley. A HitRPiiiHK party was given to master llubion last niglit. Company B of tlio Honolulu Hides will meet at the Armory to-night, by ordor. m m Mi:s8RR. Egan & Co. make an im portant change on their advertise ment this day. Ssockhoi.m tar in 10 gallons drums is advertised for sale by Messrs. Ilackfeld & Co. Fivk race horses belonging to Col. Spaulding camo to Honolulu by the Hteamer Makeo this morning, from Kcalia, Kauai. Little rain, good weather and tho mills all running aro reported by tho steamer Surprise, which arrived yes terday evening from Hawaii. Mn. Lewis J. Lovoy will hold an Assignee's salo of leases and saddlo horses at noon to-morrow, at his salesroom. MitH. Williams' lecturo on French Revolution" will tako "The place at Harmony Hall. Kinc street at 7 :45 this evening. A iioat race, between two six-oared crows of the 11. Y. & B. Club, will take place on Tucnlay next, Queen Victoria's birthday. Tiik Young People's meeting, to liavo taken place this evening at the Lyceum, has been postponed on ac count of tho weather. There will bo a meeting of Ha waiian Lodgo, No. 21, F. &. A. M., this evening at 7:30 o'clock, for work in tho third degree. . There was no meeting of tho first division of the Liliuokalani Educa tional Society yesterday afternoon, owing to lack of quorum. . --- A regularly quarterly meeting of tho Union Feed Company will bo held at the ofllco of O. W. Macfarlane & Co., at 2 o'clock p. si. to-day. m -' The steamer W. G. Hall from Ha waii and Maui, was reported 15 miles oil' at 2 o'clock this afternoon. She will reach her berth at about 3 :I50 o'clock. Messrs. King Bros, liavo on exhi bition, at their store, Hotel street, a picture of Queou Kapiolani, framed with mouldings manufactured by themselves. Heavy rains began to fall at Kca lia, Kauai, yesterday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon ; tho sea in tho channel last night was very smooth, and light H. E. breeze was blowing. . i A regular cosh Bale will bo held by Messrs. E. P. Adams it Co. to morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock. At noon a lot of Champagne, Cali fornia Wine, Brandy, Beer and Gin will bo offered. At tho Yopomito rink, Saturday niglit, thero will be music, and a one milo skating race between Lui An tono, tho half-white champion, and master Alfred Wall. The plans of tho now Astor Houso liavo not been drawn, but it has been asceitained that tho building will bo of brick, two-story high, with four btores on tho giound lloor, ami 20 looms in tho second stiy. Doctor Good morning I How arc you to-day? Patient Better, doc tor; much better. Doctor That's good news. I was detained much longer than I expected, and was afraid you would ho uneasy. Pa tient O, no! I bcliove in tho old adage: "A patient waiter is no loser." Boston Budget. S!faS&uj&Viy&3?&'') CLUE niDDOH LEAGUE. At the Blue Ribbon League fruo entertainment to-morrow evening, at the Y. M. C. A. Hall, the following will ho presented: Piano Solo, Miss Atherlon Reading Mrs. Crtizan Song, Mrs. Ilanforrl Reoiatlon, Rev. II. II. Gour-n tioniz, M. Levi Lyman Address How W. J. Merritt. THE QUEEN'S JUBILEE. Yesterday afternoon the general committee of Biititli resident, to make airangenients for the celebra tion of the jubilee anniversaiy of Queen Victoria's accession, met un der the chairmanship of Major J. H. Wodehouse, II. B. M. Commissioner. Their consultation was very Mitis faetoiy, nntl resulted in tho unani mous choice of sub-committees as follows : Finance Committee J. A. Ken nedy, F. M. Swanzy, E. B. Thomas and C. A. Livingstone. Conveyance Committee A. B. Hayley, II. It. Macfarlane, L. J. Levey and J. A. Power.. Sports Committee J. II. Wode honce, Jr., F. M. Swanzy, C. Cioier, A. T. Atkinson, Kobt. Cation and E. B. Thomas. Refreshment Committee J. T. Waterhousc, Jr., H. V. Mist, Rev. A. Mackintosh, H. R. Maefailano, Win. Roe and W. G. Irwin. RUMORS. It was rumored this morning that the Honolulu Rilles were disbanded by order of the King last night. When tho above rumor was c-ontia-dictctl a report was eiiculatcd that the Rilles are to be disbanded and that tho guards at tho palace have been doubled. Gattling-guns, rumor further says, will be stationed at the Palace gates to sweep the streets in case of trouble. Bombs, rumor continues, have been brought into the country and will knock gattling guns into gi id-irons. Several spot ters arc rumored to liavo been en gaged, to ascertain tho starters of the reports, and to watch the move ments of the enemy. Rumor talks of exciting times to come, when everybody will shut up shop anil join in a general jubilee. FIRE AND WATER MATERIALS. Fivo thousand feet of tho Good licii rubber fire hose fiom the Akron woiks, Ohio, came by the last steamer, 'for the Honolulu Fire De partment. A quantity of fire engine mateiial also came, and two of l,ut ney's patent combination controlling noz.lcs and relief valves. These nozzles can throw a straight stream and side streams at tiie same time, a side or stiaight sti earns separately. It can be shut off without burst ing the hose or stopping tho engine, because connected with tho engine is on of the relief valves which pre vents any increased prcssuro when the nozzle is shut off. With theso nozzles a hose can be carried up to a second floor, or to any point, with out damaging everything with water. The two received aro sam ples for experiments. Y. M. C. A. TiiEirgular monthly meeting of of tho Y. M. C. A. was held last oven i 'g. Thero was an attendance of seventeen members. Mr. Henry Waterhouso presented a report on the work of tho Hawaiian branch of tho Y. M. O. A. So far it had proved very successful. The Bluo Ribbon League meets every Friday evening. Twenty one pledges were signed at the last meeting. Mr. P. C. Jones in ado a favorable report on Bluo Ribbon League meet ings. Ho icferred to tho lectures to bo given by Mr. Sidnoy Dickinson, and asked tho members to do all they could to make them a success, as part of tho proceeds would Lo given towards tho Y. M. C. A. Tho Treasurer made his report, which showed a balance on hand of JC124.80. General Secretary Fuller reported on tho atlendanco at the rooms, show ing it to liavo been larger than during many previous months. Tho average attendance at tho Sunday Biblo cIobs had been ten. Fio now members wero elected, and a collection was taken up, which amounted to $0.85. POLICE COURT. Friday, May 20th. One native drunk only. Fined So $1 costs. J. Silva forfeited bail of 815 on a chaigo of assault and battciy. Three Chinamen charged with affray were remanded until Monday next. Tlireo Chinamen convicted of gaming were lined 85 each and SI costs, and sentenced to six hours imprisonment. a stranceWemonitiuH. IT HAVEI) THE LIVES OF RAILWAY MEN HURT. OK A NU.MI1ER -ONLY ONE "Those aro very peculiar circum stances," said a fouith member of tho symposium. "Did you read that story in tho'Contury'war notch about tho man whom presentiment told to jump just at tho moment when a shell whizctl under hib feet. Well, I witnessed something almost exactly on tho samo plan, Tho diicolorsof a lailroud had left a certain city to eoino to Pittsburg, traveling on a special car. Soon after their depart uio they discovered that they had loft their vice-president, eo thoy had to go back after him. Well, thoy made a second start, and soon wero making rapid headway toward tho city. On board weie, among tho lest, tho fiupeiiutciideutu of tho eastern " ' ''i I "l" " " t!K ft!1 JflWMglMl.i!lt ill' ' and wettein divhions of tho mad, re&peethely, 'lho tialu was on the eastern division at the time, to that tho Miperiiilciident of that portion of tho toad did not like it when his western colleague came to him and asked whether ho had his schedule 'I have,' ho replied tersely. 'Aro you sure?' asked tho other. 'Certainly, I'm uro, fir, or I would not say so.' "Tho other frupcrintcntlcnt left him, but came buck in a few mo ments and mid: 'Eveiibo me, sir, but tell me, aro you coituin you liavo your cchedulu all right?' 'Do you mean to inuult me, sir?' replied the other. 'Don't you think 1 know my business? Of couiso I liavo my schedule.' Tho man fiom tho west retieated again, and tho eastern supeiiutendeut turned to thu picsi dent and exclaimed : 'I guess Mr. has had a little too much. Ho acts like a drunk.' What was his siu piise, when he looked up, to see the westerner once more stautt before him with an agouicd expression on his face, and to hear him exclaim : 'For God's sake, sir, tell mol Aro you absolutely suro of your schedule?' 'I answered you twice,' leplied the other. 'Well, 1 don't believe it,' ctietl tho anxious one, in a tone of deter mination, ami, at the Fame instant, he grasped the bclhope, and, in a quick, jerky manner, gave (lie signal to stop. Thu air bi.iko acted so suddenly that eveiyhody was thrown forward. Tho engineer seemed to feel toniething was wrong, for ho re versed his lever, opened the throttle wido and jumped, together with tho fireman. And not a moment too soon ; for before thoy got fairly out of tho way a freight train camo dash ing around tho curve and knocked that locomotivo and tender into tinithereens. No one was hurt ex cept the superintendent of tho east ern division. His feelings were wounded. Tho westerner never knew what made him do what ho did." Pittsburg Press. TIIE SUN'S HEAT. A 11RITISH SCIU.N11ST WHO THINKS IT WILL LAST TEN MILLION YEARS LONOElt. A brilliant audience filled the thcatie of tho Royal Institution while Pi of. Sir William Thomson expound ed the latest dynamical theories re garding the "piobuble origin, total amount and possible duration of the sun's heat." During tho shoi t 3,000 years or nioro of which man possesses historic rtcoids tlicio was, tho learned physicist showed, no traeo of varia tion in solar energy ; and thero was no distinct evidence of it even, though tho earth as a whole, from being neater the sun, received in January (H percent more heat than in July. "But in tho millions of years which geology ciuried us back it might safely bo said there must have been gieat changes. How bad tho solar ihes been maintained during those ages? The scientific answer to this question was tho thcoiy of Helmholtz tiiat the sun was a vast globo gradu ally cooling, but as it cooled shrink ing, and that tho shrinkage which was tho etl'ect of gravity upon its mass kept up its temperature. Tho total of -the sun's heat was equal to that which would bo required to keep up '10,000 millions of millions of millions horse-power, or about 78,000 horse-power for every squaro metre a little nioro than a square yard and yet tho modern dynamical theory of heat shows that the sun's mass would require only to fall in or contract thirty-five metres per annum to keep up that tremendous energy. At this rato the solar radius in 2,000 years' time would be about one hundredth percent less than at pre sent. A tinio would coma when the tem perature would fall, and it was thus inconceivable that tho sun would continue to emit heat sufficient to sustain existing life on tho globo for nioro than 10,000,000 years. Apply ing tho same principles retrospect ively, they could not supposo that tho sun had existed for more than 20, 000,000 years no matter what might hao been its origin whether it came into existence from tho clash of worlds pre-existing or of diffused nebulous matter. Thero was a great clinging by geologists and biologists to vastly longer periods, but tho physicist, tieating it as a dynamic question witli calculable elements, could come to no other conclusion materially different from what lie had stated. Sir William Thomson declined to discuss any chemical source of heat, which, whatever its effect when primeval elements fust camo into contact, was absolutely insignificant compared with tho effects of gravity after globes like the sun and tho earth had been formed. In all theso speculations they were in the end driven to tho ultimate elements of matter to lho questfon when they thought what became of all tho sun's heat what is the luminiferous ether that fills space, and to that most wonderful fuim of force upon which Faiaday spent eo much of the thought of his later years gravity. London Telegraph. MR. CRUZAN'S WAR LECTURE. The lecture delivered last evening by Kev. J. A. Crtizan for tho benellt of the W. C. T. U. was well attend ed, considering thu horrible condi tion to which the streets and side walks hod been reduced by the re cent rains. Mrs. Dr. Whitney pie sided and iutioduccd thu lecturer, who prefaced the more serious por tion of his narrative- by a story of the man who was said to bo worse than in his dotago namely, In Ids ancc-dotngc, and expressed his sur prise that so large a company should have come out to hour a man in his nnccdolagc, The lecture, which lasted nearly two hours, can scarcely bo epitomized, as it was of itself a highly condensed account of some three years, crowded with Stirling cvcule, l'crluips tho most interest- JWiWH!JlHrl'tgrilniRll!ll!iB'JIBtlHI Injr portion of the ritscouisc was that describing the battle of Sliiloh, in which the speaker took an active part, the brigade to which he was attached being posted at that portion of the line which the rebels in eoiisc quenco of tho warmth of their recep tion denominated tho "hornets' nest." It was this point which General Albert Sydney Johnson re congnlzed as the key to lho whole position, and in attempting to carry which, he lost his life. The lecturo though dealing with odious matters and many harrowing scenes, was enlivened here and there by touches of humor, resembling in this the genuine expeiiencc of the soldier in tho field, whose life of pciil and constant hardship is Interspersed with bits of fun and frolic. It is conclusive evidence of the absorbing intciest of Mr. Crtizau's narrative that the audience should have re mained in close attention for so long a time, without signs of weariness or impatience. The lecture was pre ceded by a vocal solo by Mrs. Hanford, with piano accompaniment by herself, and violin obliyato by Professor Yarndley. WILBUR VOTED AYE. Everybody in Dakota knows Wil bur F. Steele, He was a member of the Legislature from Steele count'. There is an incident in Steele's leg islative career that goes very far to show his characteristic regard for his wife. He has one fault, how ever. He takca no stock in woman suffrage except when he is obliged to. On the occasion in question the woman suffrage hill was before the House. Major Pickley was champ ioning the cause of the fair sex in eloquent words when a call was made for a vote, and the clerk pro ceeded to call the roll. When Steele's name was reached ho rose with tho dignity of a Demosthenes and commenced: "Mr. Speaker, I am sorry that I cannot support this bill, but At that moment a well-dressed lady- was seen to bend over the gal lery rail. In a loud voice she ex claimed : "W-i-1-b-u-r?" He glanced upward. It was enough. He turned and said : "Mr. Speaker, I vote aye." The lady was Steele's wife. Min neapolis Journal. " F" The Big Hat Question. You needn't talk of the big hats The female head adm-iiing; For girls wear smaller hats at night Thau some men hi the morning. Columbus Dispatch. IreafTiaCuOfl! Saturday Evcnlng.Miy 21st, 1837, at tho Huwalian upuru House. Great Minstrel Entertainment Ghon by lho Honolulu Qunrlclto Club for the Lcncfll of Messrs. Shannon and McGregor' When the following local talent have kindly consented to appear: Messrs. J. Tulnu. Knlama. J. ICuliln, S. Hiram, Willakai. Maiplncpine, G. Grade, and J. Appleby. Sdo McGregor & Doylo in their Greco and Roman ttatues. KiwSorg) aud Clog and Jig Daucing, Local Conundrums and Funny Sayings. Don't fail to lie present. Admission, $1, 7H cts., and 10 cts. Box plau now open at A. SI. Hewctt's Nlwj Agency. 10 2t IstrateflJiBcties. On Art and Travel. By Prof. Siller Dickinson 31. A., of Itoston. Under lho aucplces of tlio Y. M. C. A., in their Hall, on the Evenings of May 23rd, 26th, 30th -AtfD jtitvob si&d; At7:30p m. NIicpo famous lecnires aro ilhmtrnlcd by a powerful Sterei.pticon and have I een delivered with kio it Mitceps in die leading chits of tlio United Stales. The views are rare, and many of tbem are bcumiliilly rol red by tho best ar tists of Paris nnd London, Single Tlrkets, 0 7."i Coiiihu Tickets 1! 00 For salo at the b mixtures, and of lho Y. M. O. A. Eateitainiucni 00111011110.', 40 -It NOTICE. Fiftieth Annlyortary ol tho Accoscion of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. IT is proposed to commemorate this occasion by the commencement of a luud to bo called "The Victoria Fiinrt," to be Invisled for lho un of the British Beiieulcui Society in nllording rulkf tn British residents who may he in dis tress It Is alto piopcsed to celebrate tho day by an Entertainment. Donations for cither or both of the above puipnhcs may he mudu at the British Vice Consulate, or to Messrs. Bihhnp & Co., Bunkers, or Messrs. r-puc eh it Co., l'aukrri1, who have klndl) Lonsenlei u recohe pnyincms, or to members of the Committee. 1)5 iw iMJBJfiili'r iTiT-flfcitff? t v m "Bulletin" Summary No. 13. Mat i. 40 Columns of Original Mailer. Is now issued iimt will lie found to bo an interesting and comprehensive number, containing -10 columns of reading matter on local topics, and a complete icsiimc of Honolulu and island news. There is no better paper published in tho Kingdom to send to friends abroad. Subscription $2.50 per annum, including postage to foreign countries. To be had from J. II. Sopcr, Merchant street, A. M. Ilewett, Merchant street, and Hiim.ktin' Ofllce. DUSINES3 ITEMS. AWANT SUPPLIE D-Tiie "Ki.kli:" Hook, Jou and NitwsrAr-Mi Okpicr, comer of Quel n and II Streets, opposite officii of lho Ho ml of Health, have, In connection with their already Extensive 1'iliitlig Kv.ablhlinicnl, just received pr S. S. Australia, through SIcsers. Palmer ifc Hey, of Shii Francis eo, dlreci from the minuf ictory, New York Clly, A GUltDOX JOB l'MNT. INO PllESd, ouo of tlio finest and best in thu world, aiid of tho largest tizo made. There is nothing in tills conntri to conipiro with it. To examine this fluo plcco of workmanship is worth a visit to tho "IjLKLk"' Oniee. It excels in doing the Illicit kind of woik in the chortesl posilblo time. Merchants and others requiring Print ing of ANY kind done at short notice, and at rca-onubla rates, will do well to glvo lho "Ei.elb" ofllco a call. Tele phono No. M4. Iin33 TN ADDITION TOOUR LARGE JL stock of 11 iy aud Uruln, we liavcv jiiki ri'ui'iviii pur Kinir Ausirdiin. reca Corn Slcnl, Giound Oats, nnd Alfalfa Hay. Union Feed Co. 28 lw '- i ii HAVING recently engaged a first, cldss Gilder and Moulding Maker, w-i! aro now fufly prcpired to manufac ture, repair and re gild any kind of work in our line. Old Minor and Picture Frames iniide over as good as new, iii-d at prices within lho reach of all. The public aic imitcil to cull ard insp'ct tome of this work. Hemetnhe-, any tiling that needs renewing in Gold, Old Gold, Hrone. Copper or Mcial wo can do. KING BHOs., Am- Stoiik. 17 - . - m m m 1 nfl LBS. Frc-li Home-Mode Chew. lUu iig Sllrk, or so-called Dir btrs Po'po, nnd f uh, doMclous Yanil'a and Choonlnte Crccnis which I guaran tee to be fur (superior and rob! cheapi r than any Imported, at F HORN'S Plou eer Steum Candy Factory andllikcry nnd Ice Crcnm Parlor. 85tf Dn. Flint's Hkakt Kemedy is a Specific for nil forms of Heart Dis ease and also for Diseases of Kidneys and Circultiaon. Descriptive book with every bottlo. Benson Smith & Co., Agents. 351 S PERRY'S No. 1 Famllv Flour is otleied for sale bj GONSALVES & CO.. Qiii-i-n Street. 01 NOTICE. lENTLEMEN WHOSE NAMES appear amongst tho list compris ing the Committee on Arrangements for the Celebration of tho Queen's Jubi lee, aro rcquci ted to confer with Mnjor J. H. Wodehousc, at tho British Vico Consulate, at their earliest convenience- !t8in Assignee's Notice. THE undersigned having been this day duly appointed Atsigneo of the estate of John M. Kii enu, taskrupt, hertby notliles nil puriies indebted in mid o-imo to m ike Immediate payment, and tho-e having claims against tald Citnte to present Ilium williont delay at his iifUco No. 1)3 Merchant street. Hono lulu. CI1AS. T. GULICK, Assignee. Honolulu, May 12, 1887. 31 NOTICE. N OTICi: IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Fred SclmUz. of Wailuku. Maui. lias sold nil right, title and Interost in tho blacksmith shop. Mutated em the richest lo of Kahulul roid, in the said dlstiici of Wailuku, to tho iindcrslgne-d, who w ill carry on tlio butlm ss in future. I have ah appointed Mr. Clius B. Cockett, as manat'f r of thu said hhop, lliii public arc luvilul to glvo a call, and all blacksinithlng work will be ex ecuted with dospntch. 117 lm JOUN W. KAMJA. FLOWERS. A FULL COURSE of Tlfsuo Paper Flowers taught for $2. Lessons given in Crayon Portraits; and al-o tlio Lightning Method of Flower and Land, ecape Palatini:. Flower Painting, 5; Landscape, ij-10, for full courses O ders taken for Crayon Portraits and Ltmlscupei PalntlnL's. fl- IfO KING bTREET, oppoMto Kiiwninh 10 Church. ill 1 in The Daily Bulletin AM DAILY BULLETIN SUMMARY Can bo had from J. II. Sorr-it, : : A. M. HliWhTT, i J. W. HiNoi.hr. : Hukuy Williams, Met chant Btrett, t i i : Ho'el Street II iwailau Hotel " rtfiTft-k ECLIPSE. 11 tf O- Just received per sttnr Australia, a flno assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING! Special attention is railed to our Hoy's Sniloi Ac Joi'tsoy wiiiis. 40 dozen Bo' I.inon Ivnee Pants, nt a vcty low figure, in ilzcs up to 12 ycais. A large assortment of DRY AND FANCY GOODS A line lino of Ladles' Jcrscyp, L".cim and Embroideries a great viriety Just ieceled price my Ijw. RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS The InrccMt Stock ol any lioanc ! Bccslvcd direct from Eastern Mim.fic'.urcrs. A complete msortment of Shoes for Ladies, Misses & Children . of n superior quality aud pi lcea to suit tha times. CSTleland orders receive careful nnd prompt attention. S. EHRLICH, 63 and 65 Fort Street, 1021 (Opposllo W. G. Irwin & Co'.) EGAN IMPOBTEKS OF Gent's, Youth's and Boy's Fine Custom Miulc Clotliiug, flats, Caps, Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises. also, a Very Fine Line of Oent s Shoes CORNER FORT AND MERCHANT STS. Honolulu, II. I. iy. The World's Breakfast Food Prepared from Snow Flako Wheat. Also, Highland Scotch Rolled Oats ! Are an entirely new preparation of wheat and Oat1", bstne; cooked by Steam, and only requiring a short time to prepare them for the table. tarTho most nutritious food known.-a Also, Goriucu, Gem, Graham Flour, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibut, Hams, Bacon, Choice Dates, I'runcF, NuU, HalsinH, New Zealand, California, and Island 1'otatoss, &c. Also, 15 room Com, excellent for chicken feed, for sale by Olias, 3HCxista.ee, - - ICing,- Street. SPECIAL NOTICE ! The Undersigned, F. HORN, Proprietor of the Pioneer Steam Candy Factory, Bakery AND ICE CREAM PARLOR, (KNtabliHhcd.1803.) Respectfully informs tho public that from this day on he is fully prepared to receive orders for Lunches, Dinners, Suppers, Banquets, Balis, And guarantees in nil cases the fullest satisfaction, as given in former years, not only abroad, hut also in Honolulu. Having references dating back as far as tho year 1863 lu Honolulu, having catered on nil stuto occasions, an also for select par tics given by their lato Majesties Kainehninehn IV, Kaiiiehameha V, aud Lunalilo, and having tho honor of supplying the present royal household with tlio delicacies produced in my establishment; haviugover foity years practical experience in this line of business. F. HORN, l'raotlrnl Confectioner, I'antry Cook anil Ornnmcuter In Elanolalu. Factory, Store and Ico Cream Parlor: No. 71 Hotel Stroet, Between Hotel and Nuuanu StreetB, ' ? : Both Tolephones No 74. ("5 3m) Honolulu, H. I. Just Received at Hollister & Co.'s A largo assortment of PERFUMES! PERFUMES! Compiising tho COLGATE & CO., LUBDJ'S, ATKINSON'S, EASTMAN ' S ALOHA, HOY T' S COLOG NE FARINA GERMAN COLOGNE, &o. . Ml ITor Salo at K-easonalle IiiceiB. 1592 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. feCO., S3 well - known brands of LUNDBORGS, vU fl -