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0Y AUTHORITY.
Water Notice.
In nccordnncc with Sec. I. of chap
ter XXVII. of the Laws of 1880.
All persons holding wator privi
logeB or tuoso paying water rates, are
horoby notified that the water rates
for the Urm vndiug December
31, 189, will be due And payable at
tho offlco of the Honolulu Water
Worlcs on the first of July, 1889.
All auch rates remaining unpaid
lor fifteen days after they are due,
-will be subjsct to an additional 10
per cent.
Parties paying lates will please
present their last receipt.
Kates are payable at the office of
tho Water Works in tho Kapuaiwa
Building.
The statute allowing no discretion
strict enforcement of this clause will
be made.
CHAS. B. WILSON.
Supt. Hono. Water Works.
Honolulu, June 18, 1889. 278 2w
.
Notice to Personal Tax-payers
The undersigned Assessors and
Collectors of Taxes for tho General
Taxation Divisions of the Kingdom
would respectfully call the attention
of tho tax-payers to the New Law in
rcgard'to the payment of personal
taxes, Section 58a, Chapter f8 of the
Session Laws of A. D. 1888.
"All personal tuxes shall bo duo
and payable on and after the 1st day
of July of each year, and may bo
collected by tho proper oflieers at
any time after such date."
C. A. BROWN, Assessor & Col
lector of Taxes, 1st Division.
H. G. TREADWAY, Assessor &
Collector of Taxes, 2nd Division.
H.' C. AUSTIN, Assessor & Col
lector of Taxes, 3rd Division.
J. K. FARLEY, Assessor fc Col
lector of Ta.es, 4th Division.
271 4w
TXIIS
fjjaitu ijullitftn
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2G, 1889.
; SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS.
Material advancement has been
made by Honolulu during the-.past
five years, which is perhaps hardly
realized by those who hare been
here all the time and to whom, there
fore, the progress has appeared very
quiet and gradual. Editorial writers
are repeatedly reminded of the" for
ward strides made, when,., in dull
seasons for politics, they cast about
for topics to .write -upon and iind
some good old stock subjects gone
out of date from the fruition 'of
' projects that once only existed in
their advocacy. What was at the
time a great public calamity the
conflagration of 1880 issued in no
small degree of public improvement.!
Streets in the burnt district were
then originated, old ones widened
and extended, letting much needed
air and light into a quarter that was
before the fire a dangerous slum.
Architecture within and about tho
Chinese district was revolutionized
in the rebuilding, to an extent that
rendered it superior to any similar
area in the European business
quarter. The amended building
laws suggested by the firo compelled
precautions against recurring dis
aster and mitigated a variety of
nuisances that interfered with pub
lic comfort and offended good taste
in appearances. A fairly eflicient
system of street lighting by elec
tricity, with power from the regular
water supply as suggested possi
ble by the Bui.i.utin only to be
laughed at by the superlatively wise
folk; an excellent street railway
system just completed and bidding
fair- to be of mutual benefit to
the public and the owners ; also no
small amount of improvement to the
streets within the city and to the
main roadi leading thereto, mid an
.enhanced water supply, all repre
sent material progress in the aggre
gate for which the community is to
be congratulated. The best known
books of prominent authors who
. have iu times past visited the group
such as those of Miss Bird, Lady
Braasey, "Mark Twain," the chro-
utitelftfjof II. B. M. S. Challenger's
cruise, Charles Dudley Warner, etc.,
many of them written even before
the Uaid boat era are very much
out of date so far as giving tho
status of our civilization is con
fierecd. This is made up for in no
iiiconsldcrnblo degree by a large in
crease in tho local newspapers sent
abroad, together with the immense
circulation of tho paper especially
designed for that purpose "Tho
Paradise of the racific." It is to
be hoped that interest in tho Islands
will, moreover, receive a permanent
advantage from the recent protracted
sojourn hero of Mr. Robert Louis
Stevenson, a pi luce in contempor
ary belles lettres. In the meantime
it becomes u common duty to culti
vate a public spirit in the realm,
which will not only luure to local
enterprise, but be attractive to for
eign capital for internal develop
ment. PERSONAL.
G. Ernest Thrum, eldest son of
Mr. Thomas G. Thrum, leaves on
the bark C. D. Bryant on Saturday
for the States to be absent about
three months. This is Ernest's first
trip from the islands, and he de
serves it, for he has closely applied
himself to business for several years
past. Hope he will have a good
time.
James C. White, son of Mr. John
C. White, survey engineer, also
leaves on the C. L Bryant to enter
the Risdon Iron Works for four
years.
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS.
Following is the order of exer
cises at the Kawniahao Church,
Thursday evening, June 27th, at
7:30 p. in.:
Invocation.
Muiu r .Tc Ileum Buck
Recitation What Might Happen
Samuel Mahuka.
Fractions on Flic.
Recitation Tho r.nvious Wren
John Knluna.
Music... Achieved is the Glorious
Work Haydn
Recitation Moses on Nebo
Robeit raliau.
Blackboard Kxeiolse in Penmanship.
Composition Early Training
Samuel Knuliauc.
Music Hi iglit Sparkles
Rapid Calculations.
Indian Club Exercise.
Recitation... The Old Clock of Prague
Solomon Muhelonu.
Musie.The Skylark's Song.Meiidelseolm
Recitation What Was It?
Isaiah Paliee.
Declamation Elijah the Prophet
Wm. Ratlibuni.
Recitation The Victory
Jas. Lemon
Music Over the Dark Blue Sea
Our Artists at Work.
The Kamehainelia fcentlnel
J. Wise, Editor
Music Gentle Night Abt
Recitation... The Everlasting Memorial
C. King.
Declamation. . .Gladstone and Bessemer
S. Keliinoi.
Composition
...The Royal Line of Kanicliamelia
W. Spencer.
Music. . . .He, Watching Over Israel
Mendelsohn
Calisthenics.
Music... Hallelujah Choi us. .. .Handel
Samples of work done in the shops
will be displayed at the exhibition.
The dumb-bells and Indian clubs
to be used in the exercises were
made by the boys.
51ll JLiU- LL!
BON VOYAGE.
The R. M. S. Alameda sails on
Saturday for San Francisco, and will
carry several passengers from this
port.
" Miss' Blanche Cornwcll goes to
spend her vacation with friends in
San Francisco.
Mr. W. A. Buick, manager of the
Kawailoa Ranch in this island, will
spend two months with friends in
Oregon.
Mrs. E. S. Cunha will place her
son ut school in San Francisco, and
then visit friends, remaining away
about four months.
Capt. James A. King superintend
ent of the Wilder Steamship Com
pany, is going to look after the
building of a new island steamer
for the company. His future move
ments after arrival in San Francisco
are not known even to himself. The
new steamer will be about the same
size as tne iunau nut with more
speed. She will be fitted up in first
class style.
Hon. J. P. Parker and wife leave
for California for the benefit of the
former's health. The length of
their stay abroad is indefinite.
Mrs. C. K. Stillnian accoaipanies
them.
Mias Mary Dowsutt, daughter of
Hon. J. I. Dowsett, will visit the
Slates, England and the Paris ex
position, to be absent four or five
months.
Hon. Sam. Parker, Mrs. Parker
And their daughters, Misses Eva and
Helen, are to leave. Mr. Parker
may only go as far as San Francisco.
Mrs. Parker is going right through
to Eugland to place her daughters
at school in London for two years.
She will then visit the "Paris
exposition. Mr. John S. Low ac
companies the party.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Peacock are
going to San Francisco to be absent
until August.
Mr. C. C. Kennedy, manager of
the Waiakea Mill, leaves to join bis
wife in Sun Francisco. From there
they go direct to Europe for pleasure
to be absent three or four months.
The Neversink, a smaller yacht
than any that ever crossed the At
lantic, left Boston May 20th for
Paris via Havre. She is thirty-six
feet over nil. Three nersous sailed
on her.
William II, in reply to the toast
to his health, given at the banquet
at Brunswick, said : "I hope God
will permit mo to lead the Father
land In the ways of peace, to which
policy lay grandfather pointed,"
DAJLY BtTLIiiflTJN - HONOLULU, U. 1,
MttW MMin mhj i tt i
hfjMJtKeiMjOMPlWW !
AT THE 00RHER.
Trott nml FouE"-Tnlk over tlio
Times.
Trott Well Fogg, wherohave you
been of late?
Fogg On tho ranch of course,
working hard too. You fellows in
town have nice easy time of it.
Trott Business is dull I must say,
which gives us little to do.
Fogg What's ncw,old man, any
how ?
Trott Well there's a good deal
one way or another.
Fogg Tell me about the row over
nt the stone house.
Trott The fact of the matter is
the Jailer was told a short time ngo
that he had better stop taking
females out for a drive and attend
to business, or else he would lose
his scalp.
Fogg That confirms what I heard,
that he was a kinder of fond of the
gnls.
Trott Yes, you would meet him
every day taking some of them out
for a drive, while the work could go
to the devil. One day Dr. Physic
and ho had high old wouls, in which
it is told me that the jailer came out
second best. This made him mad and
he next tackled the Road Supervisor
but with the same result.
Fogg The boys on the ranch
tell'tl me as he was going to be
bounced.
Trott That is probably how the
affair will end, as he is scarcely
Stable enough for the position.
Fogg Say, Trott, is it true that
one-aimed Magoney, who was shot
bv the old farmer,has left the coun
try. Trott It is, and some staitling
facts will appear later.
Fogg Well, you know, the boys
tell'tl me as Magoney said on the
wharf be got $100 to clear the coun
try. The boys thought he was a
darn fool to leave for such a little
bit as that when he might have
pushed for more. What'll be done
with the case?
Trott I cannot say, but when it
comes up the judge may ask some
questions.
Fogg By thunder, I wish as I
was the judge I'd ax some pretty
straight questions. I'd like to ask
old John Samoan Bush some too.
Trott Please do not mention the"
name of Bush, it's nauseating to the
entire public. That man is entirely
plaved out in this community.
Fogg I kinder of thought he was.
Trott Did you know that John
F. Smith had skipped?
Fogg The deuce he has, why he
borrowed some finance from me only
the other day. Hang it, I'm un
fortunate, Trott, I'll not lend an
other red cent to anyone.
Trott That is a good resolution
to make, for it is not safe to have
anything to do with these straight
faced religious-cut fellows that come
along.
Fogg The boys on the ranch
biing me home some strange stories
some times. They ti-ll'd me that
'tothcr night a fashionable young
man got an awful thrashing inside
a garden with a blue gate on Mer
chant street, and that he's in the
doctor's hands. By Jove, Trott,
you've had some mighty good
games of ball lately.
Trott Yes, indeed, we have; on
liner games could be seen anywhere.
It will be nip and tuck between
some of the clubs for the gold ball.
There will be some good games on
the 4th.
Fogg I think I'll have to see
them.
Trott Yes, do; we are likely to
have a fine time here on the fourth
what with boating, baseball, a ball,
of course not forgetting the literary
exeiciscs.
Fogg Is that balloon chap going
up."
Trott It is not decided yet. Ilo
promises to make a paiachute jump
or no pay. Probably some arrange
ments will lie made.
Fogg 1 hope so, for I'd like to
see him drop from the clouds. Per
haps while he's up he might keep a
lookout for J. F. Smith and ask him
what he's done witli that book.
Trott Well, Fogg, it's prayer
meeting time, I must lie gone.
Fogg Good-bye, old man, pray
for me.
SITUATION WANTED
BY Kuorgctic Man who understands
German and English lancuiiRes, a
situation in a store, or driver of delivery
wagon or wholesale house B'-f-t of re
fctincus t'iyen Anply ut this office.
285 lw
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
AQUAHTEHLY dividend of Three
Dollars per cham will bu paid to
tho stockholder of Wilder's Steamship
Co. on SA'I UHDAY, June 211th Imt.
ii. 1$. HOSE,
Seeretury.
Honolulu, Juno 20, 18811. 28 3t
For San Francisco.
The rast Balling IlarKcntlne
f-X
44 S. C. WILDER,"
C'ArT. Uicirmiis.
Will have quick dispatch for tho alove
porta
On SATURDAY, June 29th, at noon.
BgyFor freight or passage apply to
F. &.. SCHAEFER & CO.,
285 3t Agents.
rrHe; only live paper o
X Honolulu-'Tii o Dally BullitU."
60 cents pur month.
i hiiiiiiiih inniM Tr
Auction Sales by James F, Morgan.
13Y
Special Jequest !
On Thursday Afternoon, Juno 27
Commencing al 2 o'clock,
I will sell nt Public Auction, nt tho Storo
of EGAN & CO., Fort street,
Ladies' Underwear,
Silks, Satins, Cashmeres,
Dress Patterns', Shawl?, Scarfs,
ASSORTED
LACES & RIBBONS.
Parasols, Hats, Handkerchiefs,
Shoes, "Etc., ZEJte.
SQJ Tho attcn'ion of the ladies is
culled to this Special Sale nt which all
Quods must be fold.
6T" Reserved Seats. "X&a
JAS. JF. MOltGAX,
Auctioneer.
2S4 at
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture
On FRIDAY, June 28,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31.,
At my Salesroom, Queen street, I will
Fell nt Public Auction, a Large
Lot of Elegant Household Furniture,
Oomprising
1 Haisne Parlor Set !
Upho'steied in Silk & Satin;
1 JPsxi'lor et,
Upholstered in Raw Silk & Plush;
1 New Bed Lounge,
UUck Walnut Caw Seat Chairs,
L irgc Maiblr.lop Center Tables,
i Carved B. W. Bedroom Set,
Koa Sideboard,
2 15. W. Marble-top Bedroom Sets,
Spring & Hair Mattresses,
B. W. Extension Dining Table
1 New Wclwood Hangc,
1 Gipsy Queen &toe,
Meat Ssnlt'H, JEto., Etc.
fiST Furniture on exhibition THURS
DAY, June 27, 1883
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Auctioneer.
2S4 3t
For Sale at Pale Aacllai
At the miction room of James P.
Morgan,
Ou Monday, .July 1 , '80,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31.,
By order of Ca-tlc & Cooke,
Twenty-One Shares
Of Hie New Issue of
Pala Plantation (Consolidated) Stock
Without Dividends from Present Ciop.
The Paia Plnnlntion issues 3,0 jfl new
Shares on acmiiiiug Giovu Hanch Plan,
tuion, making its total isue 7,000
Shares, of the par value of $100 each
of which nvw issue the above 21 Shares
are for krIc. 278 lit
Notice la Policy Holm
IN THE.--.
EquitableLife Assurance Society
Of the Uuited States.
YOU are respectfully requested in
cae any blateinents are made by
agents of other companies ngiiusl tho
Equitable or its methods, to lay the
matter promptly before
A. J. CAimVRIGriT,
281 tf General Ajiunt for Haw fs.
ron SALE
A
NEW Wilcox & White Parlor
Organ with eight stoiw Suitable
for school or chinch A fine instru
ment. Apply at 07 Punchbowl btreet,
opposite N P. Mission Institute. 273 tf
FOll SALE
1
MIOItO-PIIOTOGKAI'IIIC npp-i
ratlin wiih t'anieia, Miciohcope of
six powers, sun condenser, etc , all com.
pleto. A powerful and handy instiu.
ment. For fmthcr p'lrifcular inquire
of CHAS. HUSTACE,
277 2w King meet
NOTICE ol KEMOVAL.
MRS. R. OAYFORD is removing
fiom tho "Chamberlain Premf.
Be," King st'eet, to No. al Alake.i struot,
where she will bo glad to icctivc her
old and new roomers on or about July
2, lb89. 284 lw
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims or de.
mands against the undersigned
are requested to present them to Joseph
O. Caiter for setilemeul oj or before the
1st day of July next.
HALAKI ADAMS.
Honolulu June 11, 1BSII. 281 2w
Chinese Employment Oilice
THE undersigned begs to notify the
public thai hu has opened a Chi
nese Employment Oilice, at No. i!7 King
street, will lake contracts for carpenter
work, painting, etc. Messages delivered
to the Chinese. Mutual Tulophono 385.
No charge for getting servants, Ofllco
in Lank Lung Chung's carpenter i-hop.
2371m LKE OHU.
New Zealand Jams !
JUST recelvrd a consignment of Now
Zealand Jmiib, assomd catoi, For
sale at low prices bv
J, K. BROWN & CO.,
327 tf 28 Merchant meet,
JTJM 20, lfiStt.
Royal Hawaiian
OPERA HOFSE
Lewis J. Levhy
Lcssoc.
IIlclc'w Sawyer's
Colored Minstrels !
FOll Ac-'-v
Season of Four Nights
-"COMMENCING ON-
Saturday, June 29th.
CSTBox plan for season tickets now
opon.
tgrUox pnn for secured scats for the
opening night will bo open at 9 o'clock
Thursday morning, June 37th, at L. .1.
Levey's ofllcc.
EET Positively no notice can he taken
for scats except on personal application.
277 td
1889 4th JULY 1889.
A CHOICE LOT OP
Fireworks of Every Description
Just received fiom the
California Fireworks Comp'y
FOn SALE BY
LEWIS J. L.EVEY,
280 2w Corner of Queen & Fort sts.
SUGAR PLANT !
SALE
The Kntire Plant of the
I
Is offered For Sale. The Machinery
is iu perfect working Kr
and consist of "
One 26x48 Mill with Engine,
Trash-carrier, Etc., complete,
1 Pair ol Boilers 6x20,
1 Double Effect 6 and 7 feet Pans,
1 Vacuum Pan 6 feet with Blake Pomp,
3 Weston Ccntrilurjals and Engine,
Together with the usual ns-ortment of
Clariflers, Clean's Pans, Coolers
And other'Miichinery usually found
in a well appointed mill.
Also, a number of
tt
Cane Carts & Gcn'l Plantation
Implements.
Delivery will be given after nex' crop
has been hai vested, say about July 1,
1880.
EgyFor further particulars apply to
JOHN HIND,
Manager Star Mill, Kohala. Hawaii
ni.iy.Ul.w.jiinc.21 fcD
Just Arrived !
AX INVOICE OF-
XTRA
FII
CEGARS
Imported Direct lrom Havana.
o. o.
BERGER
V70 lm
Lost or Mislaid. '
CERTIFICATE No. 241 for 20 shires
Mutual Telephone Stock stundiiip
in tho name of C. it. Siillnmn, on which
transfer has been stopped. Finder please
return to Mr. O. K. Stillnian or to the
Bnu.KTiN Olll c. 271d.0')w.if
'Ihirtl ami Last Call!
MR. A. S. HARTWELL is requested
by us to bung legal proceedings
on all bills not paid by June 30th. Vu
respectfully request those who are owing
and intend to pay not to make it ncccs.
sary to bring suits.
EGAN & CO.
Honolulu, Juno 15, 18Kit. 277 id
Notice to Shippers.
-. rpiiE Steamer "Pele,"
lfk -L will linrnnftnr mirrv
all freights for the follow
ing ports in If oni, viz; Kailua, llolua
loa, Keauhou, Kaawaloa aiulNnpnopoo,
Per Order, J. ENA,
Secretary 1. 1. S. N. Co.
Honolulu, Juno 20, 1880 250 l2t
Notice to Shippers.
i.i .1 A
j. TTTERRAFTEU no frcgnt
S; JJL will be jeceived on
tho Steamer "Mikahulu,"
after 4 o'clock p. m , on the day of sail
ing. Per Order,
J. ENA,
Secretary 1. 1. S. N. Co.
Honolulu, June 20, 4889. 280 m
NOTICE.
HOLDING an auctioneer's license, I
am now prepared to act in that
cupacily auywlu.ro in this district. I
will also attend to the collecting of
rents, also of bills, on this and tho other
Islauds. My terms will bu modeiatp
and I shall by strict alteutiou to husi.
ness, hope to iccelve a share of the
I ublio patronage,
H. B. BAILEY.
Hvwaapae, Makawao, Maul, Juuo 14.
1880. 378 1m
MA.W'.A.xr.iaj-
Carriage Manufacturing Go.
Mm,
Bams,
fMT
-FOK SALE AT
All Kinds of Carriap
Solicited at Very
Our PATENT BREAKS originated in Honolulu by us have been
Reduced 25 Per Cent in Pi ice.
-JUST RECEIVED A
Second Growth of White Oak Spokes,
Ilulis, Felloes, Kims,
Planketc, Heavy Hickory Wagon,
Single & Double Trees, Etc., Etc.
-ALL AT A GREATLY REDUCED RATE. Jgjf
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BAR IRON.
81 2ni
The Finest Line of Millinery Goods!
SUCH AS
Untrimmed Hats for Misses' and Children,
Flowers, Tips, Hat Trimmings, Fancy Ribbons, Etc.,
Wire Hat Frames, Wire Bonnet Frames,
In all the New Shades ;
Silk Laces, Silk Nettings, Gauzes, All-over Silk Laces, New Wash Mnte
lials, in white, plain nml figured; Boy's Shirt Waists,
Fine JLnnib's Wool Vnderwcnr, Flannel Coats and Vests,
All-wool Oyershirts, Etc., Etc., just received by the "Umatilla" by
The Leading Millinery House, cor. Fort & Hotel sta.
FOR SALE.
LAND, House and Furni.
turo for sale nt Kamanu
vvai, Honolulu. Enquito of
S. KAAUAO,
FMi Market.
2S0 lw
TO LET
A NEAT Cottncc on Mer.
chant street, near Abu
kea. Apply to
W. McCANDLESS.
37(1 tt
O LET
HOUtE situated iu K"a-
pitilanl Park. Good
bat' inir Apply to
J. T. VATERHOUSE'S
Qiieun.siiLCt btoie.
279 lw
STORE TO LET
mw&a npHB Store lately occupied
gjSnS -- hy B. C. Rowe, Way's
gSaaSa Block, King strei t, at rrason
ii'de rental. Possession given at ouce
Apply to
lott if J. G. ROTHWELL.
TO LET.
T7URNISHED Rooms to let,
JL Bouihwest corner of
Punchbowl and licretania
t-treets, would be very convenient for n
binall family. 255 Cm
Stables & Pasturage To Let.
EXCELLENT Stables con
tabling W Stalls, Cottage
and 7 acres Pasture Land, on
south street, near King, formeily occu.
pied by Mr. White, proprietor of the
P-iluma Bus. To let on very moderate
terms. Apply to '
J. E. BROWN & CO.,
255 tf 28 Merchant street.
TO LET
THE 'Emerson Homestead,'
beautifully situated iu
Waialua, Oahu, H. I., com
prMng a largo house with 10 rooms,
kitchen, pantry, barn etc., 11 acres of
choice land now partly In taio and other
vepetables, and a rich pasture of (
actts within half a mile. Pure water is
brought to the house and grounds from
never failing springs, tho Bupply of
which can be indefinitely increasejl in
quantity. There is a good carriage road
to Honolulu, 28 miles distant, also to tho
steam boat landing, less than half a
mile distant, whole steamers from the
city touch three times u week. The pic
turesque wnory, line climate and un.
rivalled water privilege make this a
most desirable placo for a country re
treat and sanitarium. Terms moderate.
For further information apnly to
J, A. MAGOON,
257 tf Honolulu.
FOR SALE
A
Fiist class Phaeton
in peifcct order:
roomy, light and easy
riding. Hidu curtains, cushions and
leather work faultless; paint new. Ap
ply at this oilice. 279 tf
Carriage For Sale Cheap.
1
NEW Culundtr Car.
riaire lust finished
and handsomely trimmed
in first class style must bo immediately
bold to close an assignment, can ho seen
at W. II. Page's carriuge manufactury,
No. J23 Fort street.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Feb-4-8U
i'mw nimimlMita n'iij.!jOKKi-Aa '
AX1-
Etc., Etc., Etc.
A BARGAIN-
J8
& Wagon Bejairii
Low Prices.
LARGE INVOICE OF-
CHAS. J. FBSHE?
NOTICE.
NOMINATIONS will be received by
the Secretary of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club up to Juno 80, 1889, as
follows:
FUTUK1TY STAKES of 1891 For 2
year olds Hawaiian Bred Horses;
sweepMakcs of f 00, added. First
installment on naming $5 cacli.
HAWAIIAN DERBY of 1892 For 3
year olds Hawaiian Bred Hoises;
sweepstakes of $100; Hawaiian Jockey
Club Cup added. First installment on
naming $i qnch.
The following installments aro also
due nn June 30, 1889:
Funnily Stakes ot lc90 2nd install
ment $15 00
Hawaiian Derby of lb90, 2nd in-till
ment $15 00
Hawaiian lJerby of 1891, 2nd install-
ment $15 00
C O. BERGER,
275 Ut Secretary 11. J. C.
FILTCR PRESSES !
Paauhao Plantation. )
Hawaii, March 0, 1888. J
t!8don Iron &. locomotive Work.
Man'fruuclHco,
Gentlemen: We have used two of
your 30-chamborod Fjltor Presses this
season. They are convenient, easily
handled and arc working entirely lo
our satisfaction. I can recommend no
improvement on them.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed) A. MOORB,
Manager Paauhau Plantation.
These Presses are mndo extra heavy
for hipli pressures, occupies a floor
space 11 feet by -1 feet, and presents a
filtering surfaco of 240 square (eel.
A limited number in block in Hono
lulu and are sold at very low prices.
Bisdon Iron & Loco. Works.
San Francisco.
t5T"For particulars enquire of
JOHN DYER, Honolulu,
Room No. 3 Spreckcls' Block.
2250tf w. Q. Irwin & Co.. Agents.
CRAB APPLE
Cinjapo Cider !
A Delicious Summer Drink I
Delivered at 60 and 76 cts per dozen.
Tahiti Lemonade TVbrJcq-
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J. E. BROWN & Co.
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