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DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II. L, NOVEMBER 18, 1880.
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TENDERS.
ShaIciI tenders will be icceivul nl
tlie Interior Office until TUESDAY,
Novetnljer 19, 18S9, nt 12 o'clock
u'oon, for furnUtiing Blue and White
Ballet Paper for the General Election
ot?i8J)0.
Samples of Paper and speeificri
tiohserm be seen upon application
to.thejpterior Office.
"The Pnper must be ready ftr de
livery on or before January 1, 1890.
The Minister of the Interior does
not bind himself to accept the lowest
or any bid. .
L. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Intel ior Office, Nov. 1L 1S89.
103 3t
School House at Uaou, liana, Maul.
Tender will he leceived at the
office of the Boaid of Education until
12 o'elook noon, on SATURDAY, the
30th 'of November inst., for the con
struction and completion of a School
House 20..'IOxl2 feet, with 1 room
and veiumla on one side, on the Gov
ernment school lot at ITsiou, Itana,
Maui.
Plan and specifications can be seen
at the office of the Board of Educa
tion. '' The Boflid of Education docs not
bind itself to accept the lowest or
any bid.
By order "of the Board of Educa
tion. -
W. JAS. SMITH,
Secretaiy.
Education Oflice, Nov. 13, 1389.
103 lil-lU It
TAXES, 1889.
Tax Collector') A'otloe. IMstrict or
llouolulu, lulniul.or Oaliu.
, Tax payeis in this District are
hereby notified that the taxes for the
"current year will, be due and paya
ble at the oflice of the Ta. Assessor
and Collector in (ho Knpuuiwu
Building, on the l.-t day of Novem
ber, A. D. 1889.
The office is open from 9 a. m. to
t i m. daily (Sundays excepted), and
on Saturdays office close.-, at 12 o'clock
noon.
All amounts over 10 must be paid
in U. S. Hold Coin or Hawaiian Cer
tificates of Deposit.
Tuxes not paid hefoie the l.'iili day
of December next will bo liable to
suit wilh 10 per cent, and corts
added. T.A.LLOYD,
Deputy Assessor and Collector of
Taxes, District of Ivonu.
Approved:
S. M. Da.mo.v,
Minister of Finance 405 l.lt
rx- ti re
fjiulii S u (limit
MONDAY, NOV. 18, 1S89.
SUPREME GOURT-AT CHAMBERS.
Monday, Nov. 18th.
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HKl'OllK UOLK, J.
In rc guardianship of Kukakina
(w), Kookoo (I;) Kainon (w), and
Pua (w), minors. Petition of II.
B. Lohelani. to be appointed ut.rd
ian. Ordered that he be appointed
under 8100 bond. S. K. Kane for
petitioner.
, liKKOKi: BICKKIITOS, .r.
lu re guardianship of Gaberela
Wela, a minor. Petition of John
Taveaes to, be appointed guardian.
Ordered tltat lie lie appointed guard
Ian under 8100 bond. .W. O. Smith
for petitioner; K. Johnson lor Ku
nialilwahine (w), the motber of tlie
minor.
PUBLIC CONCERT.
The Royal Hawaiian Baud will
give a public,' concert this evening
at Kiiiina Square commencing at
at 7:30 o'clock. Following is the
programme:
I'AKT I.
Overture J.u Dame llliiiiche (new)
iloifltlicu
Match King KutaUnua (new). .Pnuvlrt
MUureie II Tiovalorc Verdi
Rendu Weenee f KoshiiiI Ondfiey
I.Ike no n like. Momilun. Nun o kit
Palul.
. I'AKT II.
Medley MuIcal Pow Wow I'cyer
Oavotte KJit Heart Throbs. Ellwibcrg
Wullx Don Cni&iir .... Delllngei'
ldku Black Hussars Millneker
Hawaii Pouol.
The British bark flying Venus, of
Liverpool, England, comminuted ami
owned by Mr. John Kerr, wailed fiom
I'uget Hound July 18th for Melbourne
and was wiecked on a sunken icef
olYPenrhyn Island on .Sept. lith. All
hands lauded mfoly in tho boats, and
;i boat'H crew of noven men started
for Samoa on Oct. fith, in riving oil'
the islands on the 13th, after sailing
H4G miles. Col. do Coctlogpii, the
Hiitish Consul nt Apia, despalelied
the bohoouer Daisy for IViirhyn u
few days Inter to bring oil' tho re
mainder of (he shipwrecked new.
B0ARD0FHEALTH.
All Important Meeting-. Introduce
Hon of n Skilled NpcrlallNt lu
licpt-ony
An important meeting of the
Board of Health was held this morn
ing. Mr. T. K. Evans, Idle Deputy
Sheriff of Lahalna, Maui, signified
Ins acceptance of the position of Re
sident Superintendent of the Leper
Settlements of Kalaupapa and Kala
wao, Molokai. lie will take his
place there on the 1st of January,
and will work in connection tith
Mr. R. V. Meyer. General Superin
tendent, and have particular care of
details nt the settlements.
The Board were very glad nt this
meeting to welcome Dr. Lutz, a pu
pil of Dr. Unna of Hamburg, Ger
many, whose fame as n specialist in
skin diseases has reached these isl
ands. They had been in correspon
dence with both Dt. I'liim and Dr.
Lutz for a year past, the result of
which is that the latter arrived bv
the steamer Australia last week, to
enter the service of the Board. He
will visit the Molokai settlements
during the coming week and thor
oughly acquaint himself with their
requirements, also at the earliest
time possible familiarize himself
with the branch hospital at Kalihikaj
near this city, afterwaul entering
upon his sanatory mission among
the lepers of the kingdom. Dr.
Lutz has brought with him instru
ments, many valuable treatises, and
medicines, fie made a few remarks
before the Board on some requisites
to his practice, in the way of build
ings and animals for experimental
purposes, so that he might begin
operations with all the scientific fa
cilities that his methods demand.
The Board are much encouraged,
after their efforts of the past year,
in having the desired specialist on
the spot ready to begin efforts for
the cure of the country's great
plague.
A committee of five physicians, to
act with the President of the Board,
Dr. Emerson, was appointed, for the
purpose of investigating the report
ed cases of acute croup in town, so
as to become perfectly acquainted
with the nature of the malady. The
committee arc Drs. Kimball, Brodie,
Trousseau, Day and Wood.
Dr. Emerson leaves for Kauni
during the week in company with
Drs. Smith and Campbell; to report
upon two cases of leprosy that Dr.
Knudscn has had permission to treat
for the past few months,-,;
The Bishop Home under the able
management of the Catholic Sisters
on Molokai has now over eighty in
mates of all ages, and reports are
that it is being very happily con
ducted and doing much good. The
Boys' Home is under the same
charge and has had a cottage erect
ed on the ground for the special use
of the Sisters.
DEATH OF CAPT. NICOLLS.
It is, with much regret that we
announce the death of Capt. Jaspar
E. T. Nicollsof H. P.. M. S. Cor
morant, which look place October
9th, at sea, between Bahia and St.
Vincent. The vessel touched some
where and cabled tho news to Eng
land, as tho sad event appcarell in
the Admiralty Gazette, a copy of
which is on board the Espicgle. The
Connorant,which left Honolulu May
22d, arrived at Coquimbo August
20th. Under that dale Chief En
gineer llardiug wroln to a member
of the Btr.i.uriN stnif thot they
hoped to be in England within twelve
weeks. He aNo enclosed some
photos taken by Capt. .Nicolls at
Tahiti.
The deceased Captain had many
warm friends in Honolulu who will
deeply regret his deatli in the prime
of life, and much sympathy will be
expressed for Mrs. Nicolls and her
two young children. At St. An
drew's Cathedral Sunday morning
at the service of the second congre
gation, the Rev. Alex. Mackintosh
alluded very feelingly to the death
of Copt. Nicolls. During the stay
of the vessel in port the lamented
Captain attended theso services
quite regularly. The hymns "Thy
wilt be done" and "Daj-a and mo
ments are quickly Hying" were sung
by the choir and'Mr. Wray Taylor
played a march funebre by Mendels
sohn at the close of the service.
R. M. S. ZEALANDIA.
The It. M. S. Zcalandia arrived
from the Colonics Saturday after
noon at a o'clock. She Bailed from
Sydney October 30th at 4 p. m., ar
rived at Auckland November 3d at
noon. Left the latter port on the.
4 Hi at 2 p. in. Passed the Alameda
on the Glh at 1:40 p. in., touched
olfTutuila the'.Hh at 3:10 a. in.
From October 30th to November
4th experienced lino clear weather
and light variable winds. From the
IthtoTih strong northerly winds
and heavy head seas, 8th to 14th
light northerly winds and line
weather, thence to port strong head
winds and seas. The .calaiidiu
brought 4 cabin and I stcerago
passengers and 12 tons of freight
lor this poit, nnd had in transit lor
San Francisco 4f cabin and f4
steerngc passengers and '237 tons
of freight. She sailed for San Eran
cisco shortly afler 8 o'clock Sal ui;
dny evening.
M. Thompson and John I.. Katiliil.ou.
coinioollitrs, etc., uulieilly piepnro and
deliver opinions in writing (Mippoi tnil
by law and authorities), upon nucstions
of law and Jacis Mibtnliii'il to them.
Otllce, coiner
King; and
iluthl'l tftlCClri,
Honolulu.
ICtJ nt
OAHU RAILWAY OPENING.
J rent, nml
curxloiiH"
Uny Kvcnt--Klo,von Kx
'njoycrt ly r.vciwboily.
Mr. B. F. Dillingham, projector
of the Oaliu Hallway & Land Com
pany, and contractor for building
their railway, introduced a new and
improved style of railway opening in
the inauguration of the completed
portion of the Pearl Hftrbor Division
on Saturday last, the 10th inst.' The
custom ehewhere is to fill up excur
sion trains with dignitaries of state,
politician1, nnd railway and news
paper men, run to a terminal or cen
tral point, and there entertain the
distinguished excursionists at. a ban
quet, where champagne and congra
tulations arc uncoiked together.
Mr. Dillingham's more, democratic
and better way was to give n series
of free, popular excursions extend
ing over the whole day, calling into
service for that purpose the entire
passenger rolling stock of the road.
The handsome but not quite com
pleted city terminal stntion at Iwi
lei was decorated with the Hawai
ian, American and O. R. & L. Co.'s
Hags, floating respectively from the
three towers, that of the corporation
being in tho middle. The last con
sists of three horizontal strips of
red, blue and red, with the com
pany s seal in tuc imuiiia, maxing
the whole a striking and tasteful
design. Before the initial train
pulled out from the station at 7 a.
m., tho platforms were crowded with
people of all ages, sexes and nation
alities, and this condition obtained
all duy. Still tho arrangements were
so thorough that there was no con
fusion cither in embarking or disem
barking of the thousands who had
admission to the round trips by tick
ets marked wilh the hour for each.
Eleven trains were deepalched to
Halawa on the shore of Pearl Har
bor and returned during the da)'
without the slighest accident or im
pediment. The number of tickets
issued was 3,300, hut over four
thousand people travelled over the
road, as, to prevent disappointment
to several hundreds of too late ap
plicants for tickets, a little judicious
packing on some of tic afternoon
trains procured accommodation for
the surplus above indicated. Mr.
Dillingham, Mr. AY. G. Ashley,
the company's secretary, and Mr.
Jennings, superintendent of the line,
gave their personal attention
throughout to the carrying out of
the arrangements, to which is due
the highly satisfactory results of the
inaugural celebration.
The passenger engine "Kaala,"
with Mr. Clark as engineer, took the
first train, of which Mr. John Coak
ley was conductor. The second
train was drawn by the contractor's
working engine, operated by Mr.
Kent, and Mr. La Pierre was its
conductor. The passenger engine
"Lcahi," driven by Mr. Roberts,
was run in conjunction with its sis
ter locomotive, sometimes drawing
and again running as a pilot engine.
Those who rode in the first-class
cans, especially, were delighted with
the smoothness of the motion. On
some of the straiglitcr levels of the
toad a lively speed v. as reached
particularly on a certain two-mile
stretch, where from thirty to foity
miles an hour is claimed to have been
the pace. Passengers in some cases
amused their fcllow-cxcursionisis by
calling out the suppositious stations,
also doing the (rain-boy act of
hawking imaginary newspapers and
refreshments. Mr. A. F. Cooke gave
a generous lone of reality to his im
personation of this charaoter, by dis
tributing a basket of luscious green
grapes amongst n number of chil
dren on one of the cars.
PERSONAL.
Among tUc arrivals by the Austra
lia were Mr. and Mrs. E R. Dimond
of San Francisco. Mr. Dimond is
son of Gen. V. II. Dimond of the
linn of "Williams, Dimond & Co.
Mrs. Dimond is sister of Mrs. A. (!.
Dana, who is daugliter-in law to
Professor Dana so well and favora
bly known on the Islands. As Mr.
Dimond is to be admitted to the firm
of Williams, Dimond & Co. on the
first of January, it will doubtless he
pleasant for him to become acquaint
ed with members of the business
houses in Honolulu, with whom he
hopes to do business. Mr. and Mrs.
Dimond will take the trip to the vol
cano, before returning to San Fran
cisco. WANTED
A
THOROUGH tluoil Cook for u
llllltfl, o'llU UlHllMBUll.tUllir It I.i
Imsiues'. Apply at lliU ntUee 4U(i ..t
NOTICE.
ATOTICK is hereby given that Mr. II
ll I.obi! i no longer uutlioibul lo
bign our Arm untiie bv luoeurntion.
H. HACKFEI.DACO.
Honolulu, Nov 18, ItiHU. 4011 ill
Dr. M. 15. (HiOSSMAN,
Dt'JNTIHT.
Hbtiirneil on tliu Australia and hi ie
sullied prucllco at U I'niiiiar olllee. in
lintel Mrciv.. 40J If
LADIES NUKHE.
TVfltS. MONHOK, ludles nurse, ha,,
XT, lemuveil to No. :, K.11U11I lane
n. :l
Feb.l4.8J
FOll SALE
A
for
NKW V'llox & While I'm lor
Organ with eight slops, bultuble
tcliool or church. A fine inslrii-
incut. Apply at 07 Punchbowl street,
opposite N. P.
.Mission Institute. UT3 If
Oaliu Railroad k Land Co,
TIME rXVI$JL.lC:
Trains will lcivu Honolulu ovoi the
Oiilut Railroad & bind Co. as follows:
7:30 a m, "10:00 a. m., 3:00 p. m.
Arriving at Honolulu:
9:30-a. m 12:00 id., 4:30 p. in,
100 tf-114 tf
I.csfce & Manager : L. .5. Levey
On Thursday Evening, Hoy. 21.
Flrnt Appearnuoc of
THE RAY BROS.,
Tin: ( r.i.i:im.Ti,i
Australian Comedians,
Will iinke IliulrflrSt nppcaiance lu
Honolulu on 'I liiirfday, Nov. 21st, nail
will npprar in thi'lr Original Muslcil
Knlcrtalmnonl written by Unrnr t Wnloli,
Esq, nml played with tlmm with the
prcatcsl success tlin uzhnitt tliu AiiRtrs
1 1 an Colonics, and entitled
OUR GUVNORS!
'lininc-iH by MieltAV I1HOH.,
After which will ho presented a local
and l.uiglnblu sketch,
The Telephone System,
Cliat-arterMliy tlie It AY llltOH.
CSydox plan now
of I j. J. Levey.
open nt the oillce
tSf Baconil
Night, Nov. a:
I'erfofininre
ul.
Hnt'irilny
I OH -ft
TO LET
ACOTTAOKnewlypiiiiteil
ami papered containing
4 rooms wlih outtmildingB and
luriMiyanl, aitimlc twodoois from comet
Aluprtl nnd Kbiflii stiects Trims itn
fcomdili! to ii goml ti'iimil. Apply to
.JUll J1AUUUM,
l'i Mciclmnt direct.
40 Jit
WANTED
CIOTTAOB of lour h.oiiu
I and Muslim In or out of
town. Fair.ily of man nnd
wile no
oillce.
nhlidicii. Addics "l7" till
401 lw
FOR SALE CHEAP
3
Becoml. hand Cut.
under Cnniunea.
juM nuwly painted; anil
'A Top lliijigifs nml 1 Firetclnts BulUv,
all of v.hioli nrr in irood order. Apply
to
10-t lw
W. W. WRIGHT & SOX,
lunj; 6trecl.
NOTICE.
NOTICE ib liieliy given llmi 1 have
this duy poM" my interest in the
Long Hop Co , doing s dry go-ds busi.
ncsn, on Nuii'inu taree), to l.'ldng Kun,
who eolleets nil ai'cotihtrt and pnya all
hills ngaim-t :iiil tlore.
C1IANO Oil IX.
Honolulu, Nov 18. 18J-U. -1'iiNt
NOTfOE.
rpo Hie Creditors of O. AKONCS,
JL lmn!;iupt; ) Knilun, Komi, Ha.
wnii.'take noliru.
Tlint the umlrr-iiL'iied, Ax-signee of I lie
Ebtatn of O. AKOXG, liaiiKrupl, of ICal.
lun, Kona, tlmwiii, 1ms piepnnitory to
his Haul .'uvi.unt and dividei.d, tuli
milted hit nrcnmii ns ?ut:h Assignee and
tiled the funic liel'ue Hon. S. IS. Dole,
AfiOf inu- .liittlre ol the Supicmo Com t,
at lits 01:11111101!-, to whom he will tit 10
o'clock a. si., on MONDAY, the tiTith
of November, lHhii, apply for a tell leineot
of said account uud for a ill charge
from all liability as piieh Assignee, nnd
for an ordei to iimUo a thud diviilcn ).
And Unit any person intereslid inuy
then and there appear and coniehlthe
same. .1. F. IIACKKKI.D,
Assignee Eunlc G. Akong.
Ilnnolii'u, Nov. til, 18i9. 404 41
imi
The. Million Vneu Kolnlm'n ev nml
Klui l Hleel MtiMiuiNlilp
4tYamashiro Maru"
S 50) Tons Register.
"V ill leive for Hie above poiU on
Saturday, November 23, 1889
AT l!i O'CLOCK SUARI.
tSTFor terms of freight or piismge,
haviug superior cabin and sicemge tie
coinnioil.iiioua, apply to
Wn, O. IRWIN & Co.,
105 f Agents.
ocmanh;-
Steamship Compy
KOIt SAN PltAKOlHCO,
The Al Hltanislilp
"AUSTRALIA,"
VIII
1 avu IIo'iululii for tliu above
port on
Friday, Nov. 2, '89
Al' NOON,
K01 Ki eight or I'aiwgo, apply to
YM, O, IRWIN & CO., AgeLtj.
40 liv
THE MUTUAL
Is isRiiina n mow form of insurance which provides, in the. event of death, for a return of all premiums paid m ad
dition lo iho amount of the policy, or, should thtx Insured survive n .given , number of .years, iho Company will
return all the premiums paid with interest; or, instead of accepting ; the po icy ami profil m ens h the lesal holder
mny.WITHOUTMEniCAhBXAMlNTIONanrtUTniOirrinrin'IIEin'AYMKNTOl' PKhJtlUMb, tnko In
lieu thereof the amount of policy and piolilH In KUI.If 1'AII) UP insurance, participating annually in dividends.
Heineuiher, thia contract Is issued
gest Financial Institution in the World
teJf Kor full partieulara call on or
:tco lin
TAHITI LEMONADE
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TAHITI : L
LEMON,
CREAM
Giipr Ale. Hob
MINERAL WATERS
liir All coiimmnUmtioiiH
3vS9 1m
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
(Limited.)
NOTK'i: is her
iiiuelhiLT ol ll
ereliy piven Unit nt n
it 01 inn blocKlioiileisol tlie
nbop nnnu'il Coinpany held in Ifoso.
lulu, 11 iwiiimn l3lun(N, nn Novniiber
2nd. Ibfill, It wuri volnl to nroept the
Ohnitcr ol Incorporation p-aujid hy the
Hawuiiau Government. Notice is fur
ther given that the limit of wild clmiter
'h flliy yens nnd tin: Nubility of the
stockholders limned to the amount -due
nnd unpaid on the shan't. The follow;
ina; oflitcrs were elected lor the creniiiif;
yea t :
If. P. Itildwiu Preuidi-nl.
O. Y. Mncrarluiie...Yiic-Pro.sltleiit.
.1. A. Hopper Secrctuiy.
K. M. WnlMi TietHirer.
P. O. .ronea Auditor.
And tl c following were elected iih
Dii'i'ctnrA:
11. P. Baldwin,
O. V. Miicfdilane,
.f. A. Hoppci,
B. M. Wnhli,
O. It. IMthop,
O. N. Wileov,
It. L'fittOll.
W. ,. IIOl'PRIt.
Seeriiinrv pro tein.
Honolulu. Nov. -I, lf-M). : 0r lin-l 11! ll
Valuable Properly For Salo
VIS iN 110:11111 A Venn.', li
J nuwly fm nil
bed L'.Morv
tloi)(.i' I'.outniiiiui; n rooms.
kitchen, 'bathroom, closet p, Mrrli;c
houpe, ttablo, bi'iiery, eie. GrcniuU
eontaiii 2 '310 ncics, veil laid nut in
lawns shada uud fruit tiet'H, Mowers,
et. Will ho sold low, wllb or without
f 11 rut mi 0, hortua, cairhigcM, Jivedtock,
and all tliu appointniuiitj needed In a
llMt.olnbs lOsiacnee, ns the own or in.
tcndR leaving these Iahinite.
HAWAIIAN BUHINKSS AGKNOY.
Cottage To Lot;
A
NEAT Cottage, in pe.'.
I'ei t order, ooiituiliing
rooinf, innsfiullo piooi, imr-
tin J v funilxlicd, with largo kllnheu,
thudti tried, eic. Gonvenicuily located.
HfUl V) pur month to icnnd tenant.
HAWAIIAN BUHINKBS AGENCY.
COTTAGE
CtONTALNLNO 1 largo and
2 maul I 1001118, veranda
with bath room, dining-room
anil kitchen detached, on Eekaulike
street, opposite Hotel ulicil. Unit 10
per month. Apply nt
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Hpelterino.
''pHE beht remedy for
1. wounds, ulcers,
giilln, pi uud llc.fli mid
hoieKof every doerln-
S.f- . don to persons or unl-
muls. Atlopted by lending horse rull
Htnd, i'IiiIi nnd lively siableK, cte in
lite United fsiateH and eNvwhen:. We
ant prepared to prove this Mutetiient by
'U'Mlnionhils uud leforenei'S to planters
and liverymen In this Kingdom.
Apply to
ii
rVWAHAX BUSINESS AGENCY
I Hi a ml Views.
A LARGE assortment of I'hotoguphs
nod Sttireoseopli) Viow.s of tho
most iittruutlvu Bconury, buihlliiga, do,
in these islands, for sale at ruiihouahle
'"HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant Mrects.
sSflOfl tf
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LIFE INSURANCE GO.,
OJP IVJSW YORK
I liy the oldest. Life Insuraiiro Company in tho United Stales, and the I.ur
, its aset4 exceeding One Hundred and Twenty-Six Milllmm nf DoIIiiih.
address
(ieiieral
JBA-UUIUV, 3.1ii.nef
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
aip,
1 a
V ' ra bh A
: "a. Cfllili
ETC., ETC., liiTGi, ETC
TELEPHONE 297.
and orders should bo nddronod to
BENSON, SMITH k CO.,
STEINWAY PIANOS!
Tlie Host American Pianos in the World;
WESTERMAYEBS PIANOS !
The Best German Pianoa for this Climate.
o
HOFFSCIII.AKGER &. Co., Sole Agentfl for the Hawaiian Iblaiidg for
Steiriwiiy &. Sona, New York; and Ed. Westprinayer, llerlin.
.;,y ' ,; : A1.B0
i?xfeoBnE!R. -:- PIANOS !
('ahincl Uprights ,t Boudoir Upiighta.
S0T For Sali at Moderate Prices by
Ed. HOFF8CHLAEGER & Co.,
En.
40Glm-lU.lt
Gent's Fine Blue Flannel Suits,
Young Mcii'ri Bhu-k Fronoli Diagonal Suiln!
'i Boys' Pino Liglit Weight ('nRsiuicrc Suital
I (lent's Fine Noekwenr, Hosiery, Undeiwear!
i GENT'ri lILAiHC, JJROWN and GREY
FINE; STIFF FELT HATS.
0tT All the above. Goods nio NEW GOODS and NEW DESIGNS, and
will hi-Hold at VERY LOW FIGURES at
Ciias. J. FBSHEL'S,
The Leading Millinery IfoiiFu, Corner Foil k Hotel hIs.
CRYSTAL -:- SODA -:- WOEKS,
JOHN aitAClT, : : Proprietor.
MOLE MANITFACTURERS of "THE GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER"
SAESkPARILLA and IROM WATER,
ALSO
Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Cream & Flu hi
tar-, CUIAMIVA-ON-IS Ol OiOlt. '
0tr ALL AERATED WATERS GUARANTEED PURE-
, - iciiscj wxiticiQi" a t
Mutual Tdloplioue.3 30 -xsa o " Bell Tolephoue 298
Jpflrialunil orders pioinplly iiltouded to. nov-S-SlLmii
TO JJ2T
SMf
'HOUSE (foiitidiiing eight
roi.iiis on Kpig Bircci
irawuiiiliitoCliurrli. Rent
fuo per month. Apply to
Oiiltis. OEH'JZ,
40'J lw Pott street.
TO LET
AllANDSOAUC Suite of
Furnished Rooms cou.
hlallni; of p it lor, liiilroiiin nml
baili room adjolningi uIfo sluglu rooms.
Apply "N iiiiuim Avenue," opposite Ame
rican Legal ion, two doors below Sclifo'
stree'. H95 If
WANTED APAltTMENTS
17URN18HED. for a sniull
. fsinily fortigv with
uluiu board. A stnaratu Cot.
tagu with tho usual conveuleiieea would
ho prefcrrpd, mid near a lino of etreet
ears. Htalo incliislvo terms to "Maul,"
BUMiKTW OMce, f 1)4 aw
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
PLAN
in .0
King and Bolhel Streets.
Soda.
-MS
NOT1CJK.
I HAVE this duy sold tliu Tahiti
Lvmoiiiule Woiks to Hie Tahlll
l.ftiionuda oiks Coinpnu, and request
an iinmedlntu Buttlmiieut with ma of all
outstanding accounts. All lulls due by
tho late busjuehs will bo nubl by
.J. E. BROWN.
Honolulu, Oi I. 31, Uttll. ilOfi lin
Kuroiietm Billiard Parloi'H.
rpilE Ilaudsomest Billiard Parlors In
X the cily, and fitted up in the most
approved Btyle. Four tables with all Hie
latest improvaments.
J. P. BOWEN & CO.,
27(1 tf I'roprifiois
1MTHER Daiiiivn's 1'hoto?. J, J,
A. WillluiuB has for sulo by spiclul
peimUbion al his studio "r'ort street,
photographs of tho laic Father Dauileu
taken shortly before his death. Also, a
series of sclentiflo photos of, interest to
the medical faculty. 88ft tf
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