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(IV AUTHORITY.
TAXES, 1889.
Tat Collector' Xotloc, HUlrlrl nf
Honolulu, iHlnml.or Onliu.
-.-Tax payers in t Iiih Distiict nio
hereby notified thai tlio taxes for Hie
ciltrent year will lio tluo ami nnyn
lilo at tlio ofllce of the Tax Assessor
uml Collector In tin; Knpuniwa
Ihiihling, on the 1st day of Noom
berA.J). 1889.
. Tho.olllee ia'opcn from 9 a. mi to
4 l. M. daily (Sundays excepted), and
on Saturdays oilier closes atl2 o'clock
noon.
All amounts over $10 must be paid
iii!U. S. Gold Colli or llnwniian Cer
tificates of Deposit.
Taxes not paid before the loth day
of December next will be liable to
suit with 10 per cent, and cos.ts
added. T. A. LLOYD,
Deputy Assessor and Collectoi of
Taxes, Disliiet of Kona.
Appiovcd:
H. M. Damon,
Minister of Finance. 40.1 l.U
'Xyll J.J
aiTu g it IT i; fin
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 1889. ;
By request, a contradiction is
given of the statement in this
morning's Advertiser, that "deaths
are numerous from diphtheria."
It is authoritatively stated that
only two deaths of children have
occurred during the past week
or eight days, and a majority
of local physicians have pronounced
the disease in both cases to have
been acute croup.
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The "everybody"' mentioned in
our remarks on the balloon fatality
(see Mr. Carter's letter) naturally,
'"the connection in which the word
was uscd.referred to all who had to do
with arranging for the exhibition. This
was a considerable number but un.
known to us. And whatever blame
is due in the matter is simply on
account of depending on the daring
young aeronaut's positive assurances
that, if he could only ascend high
enough to drop before drifting, he
could land nearly where he pleased
in spite of, any wind. This over
ponfidence in himself and his appa
latUB was strikingly shown by Law
rence's throwing away of his life
buoy before ascending. People liv
ing here who know the great force
of. the trade wjnds at high eleva
tions, and who had any intercourse
with the man, ought to have im
pressed on Jiimself aud associates
l he necessity of precautions. It is
baid, however, that he was promised
tlierc.would be boats watching for
him. Let an investigation be held,
as Mr. Carter suggests-, if there is
any chance of its locating the liv
'I'g'Pisharc of responsibility. '-
" TAXATION.
, "Reduction of taxation" is one of
the propositions which some electors
wish to make an issue at the coming
elections. This proposition always
meets wilu favor among tho people
ofany country, 'and is sun to be
popular 'here. Not that , our taxa
tion is high. Compared with that of
other countries, it is moderate, very
moderately Oilr direct taxation,cp.nx,
sists of personal taxes amounting to
Si percapif' of .dll maje&)ietw'ccii
the fagPs'-'Vif '20 and .jOWiPii pro
perty tax of one per cent., the. first
three hundred dollais' woilli of pio
perty being exempt. Una is not
exorbitant. Neither arc tie iridi
rct'V taxt'b which we pay" jii tlio way
of customs duties on the imported
goods wo consume. Thanks to the
liealy of leclprocity with tho Unit
ed States, a laige pioportion of
these goods is absolutely untaxed,
and all others that are classed among
the necessaries of life, from what
ever "country imported, are required
to. pay comparatively light duties.
Ho that no elector or resident cup
justly complain that he is heavily
burdened with taxation; but, on
the other hand, jnay coiigratnlalo
liiinself.tliat his lot is cast in a coun
try wlfere "(hat particular kind of
bin den is lighter than -in peihaps
any oilier couutry. Nevertheless,
if taxation can be reduced without
neglecting or slighting necessary
public requirements, let it bo rc
luceil. We are not over-anxious,
any moro thnn tax-payers in general,
(o contribute to the public revenues,-
But really wc do not feci so heavily
weighted with government imposts
that wc wish to send members to the
Legislature pledged to reduce the
burden. It Is of vastly greater im
portance that tax-payers should
elect men able and willing to insist
that the people's taxes shall be pro
perly expended for the people's be
nefitthat they shall not be flitter
ed away on fanciful schemes or en
terprises that are piopeily private,
or on objects that aie not of public
utility, or far the payment of a half
dozen men to do one man's work, or
for' the maintenance of sinecures,
etc., etc.
THE MECHANICS' UNION.
Editor Bui.i.r.Ti: In the able
and well-worded article furnished
by "Help Yourself" I noticed at Hie
end that he suggested Hint some of
the enterprising members of the
Mechanics' Union would spend less
of their time in d g the govern
ment and spend more of their time
in collecting statistics of who the
Chinese patrons are and then pub
lish the names in the newspapers.
I would like to stale tjiat there is
not a newspaper published in Hono
lulu large enough to allow for the
names of all that do patronise the
Chinese, aud 1 will also say Hint I as
a member of the Mechanics' Union
have never understood anyone of
the members to be d g the gov
ernment. It is not the government
but Hie system of government and
there is plenty of complaint against
the system on which part of the
government is inn.
Mr.ciiAXic.
THE BALLOON FATALITY.
EniTou Bulletin: The leading
article in your paper of yesterday's
date, referring to the death of the
voting aeronaut, says: " " This
would have suggested the precau
tion of having the adjacent sea tho
roughly patrolled with .boats to res
cue the aeionaut if he fell in the
haibor or beyond the reef. Censure
for the grievous blunder, it must bo
said, cannot be apportioned, because
it seems to have been a case of
'everybody's business' .attended to
by 'nobody.'
You will paidon mc if I decline to
bear Hie portion .of blame which you
are so willing to charge'' me with as
one of the "everybody's."
Somebody is to blame for the neg
lect, criminal neglect is not too
harsh a term to use, to provide for
the rescue of the young man in case
he fell into the sea, u fall that was
considered by the young man and
his managers as likely to occur.
If our civilization is to be mea
sured by the value wd bet upon hu
man life it is certainly the duty of
our law ollicers to institute an inves
tigation into the causes of young
Lawrence's death.
J. (). Cartkii.
RULES OF THE ROAD.
Editor Bulletin: I have the
honor to submit the "law" for the
"Rule of the ltoad and Vessels'
Lights," acknowledged by all na
tions and sanctioned by the Lords
Commissioners of the Admiralty.
1. Meeting stenmers do not dread,
When you tee three Lights ahead,
J'oit jour helm and show youi
Bed.
2. Two hteanibhips passing,
Green to Green oi Bod to Bed
Feifeet safety, go ahead.
IS. Two bteaniships crossing,
If to hlaiboaid led appear
'Tis your duty to keep clear;
To actras judgment says is proper,
To port, or staiboaid, back, oi Mop
her.
1. But when upon your port is s-cen
A steamer's utarboaul light of
green,
Theic'b not much tor you to do,
For green, to poit, keeps clear of
you.
5, Both in safety and in doubt
Always keep u good lookout;
In danger with no room to turn
Kahe hi'i ! Slop her II Go ante! n ! !
J. Dkcrkaykb.
ALCOHOL AND LONGEVITY.
. The British Medical Association
appointed' a commission to inquire
and ascertain the aveiagc age of
three classes of drinkcib; to wit,
total abstainers from alcoholic bever
ages, moderate drinkers and sou.
The commission reported its observ
ations upon 12l deaths, divided
ii(to live categories: , 1. Total ab
stainers ; 2. Habiltwl temperate
di Inkers thoso who consume a
inoilcrntcninouiitof alcoholic liquors;
:t. Careless drinkers those who do
not mean to get drunk, but iiroinitn
ply imprudent ilrinkcis; 4. Free'and
habitual drinkers; .". Decidedly1 in
ttimpoiate drinkers sots. Accord
ing to this classification,-the average
age reached by each of these cate
gories is as follows: First class, ."1
years 22 day?; second, 015 years l.'l
days; third, fiO yeais 07 days;
foiirth,.'7 years fD days ;l!flli,fjn years
a days. Kioiri this tho-ciirious fact
ii bioiight out th.it the teetotalers
aie the shoitest lived, the sots hav
ing but a slight advantage over theut
in the avciage dotation of life. The
moderate drinkers reach the most
advanced age. Boston Transcript,
The poet who sings "1 know an
honest lisheimnn" evidently believes
In poetic high license.
When you bear a man say ho has
hail a bail wife, just ask him what
lie hfiB done to make her a good one,
ROYAL PRESENTS. !
Tlio 1'rlnro nml II'i'Iiiccmh ilc Ilntir
lion Itcmriiilicr lliclr Honolulu
rrli-nclH HnnilBomoly.
Mr. Ileniy Merger, bandmaster of
the BoyaUlIawaiian Band, received
the following letter by the Australia :
. San l-'itANcisco, Nov. flth.
.Alii. 11. Dr.imr.n, Leader Royal Ha
waiian Baud.
Sir: 1 am requested by Their
Boyal Highnesses the I'linco and
Princess Ilcnrl de Botubon
to convey to you their thanks
for all the line concerts you
gave .during their stay in Honolulu.
The superb playing of your excel
lently drilled baud astounded the
Prince and Princess, and they desire
to let you know that it is the finest
band they have heard outside of Eu
rope. Gicat praise is due to you
and your men. The Prince, and
Princess request you to convoy their
thanks to your men, and beg of you
to accept the enclosed souvenir, as a
token of their appreciation.
I am proud to have the honor of
writing and forwaiding this letter to
you. With much respect,
IIi:rni:iiKANi,
Chamberlain to II. II. II. Prince II.
de Bourbon.
The souvenir is a very handsome
ring with a fine sapphire stone in the
center and four diamonds. It is in
the shape of a star." to
The day that the royal party left
Honolulu the Prince presented Mr.
Jas. W. Robertson, II. M.'s Vice
Chainberlaiu, with a vary handsome
gold watch. On the outside of the
case is the Bourbon coat-of-arms
and a monogram in red, white and
blue enamel. Mr. Robertson was de
tailed to attend on the Prince and
Princessjduring their stay.
Mr. Paul Iscnberg, .lr., has also
been remembered by the Prince.
On the Australia-he received a beau
tiful horse shoe pin of rubies, sap-
plprcs and diamonds.
M. Thompson anil John L. ICauliikou.
eouu-ullois. etc., unitcdlv picpaic and
iIcHm'I' opinions in writing (euppoiti-d
by law ami authorities), upon questions
of law and facts submitted to tlicni.
Olllce. i-niner Kliuraml Jtethel stii-eN,
Honolulu. ' .101! at
Ell Co. Ml, Atieii
A SPECIAL mcctiug of this Com
pinv Mill be held THIS OVednc -day)
EVENrN'G. A full nltemlunco is
requested. Nomination1! for Eucineeis.
Ky order. . J. I). McVICIQII,
403 It ' Soeuitiry.
WANTED
AGOOniteliolilo Mini to take care
of liorhcs and dmo a carriage.
Apply to
J.T.
WATEKHOUSE, Sj:.,
Nuiiunii Avenue.
408 It
WANTED
T)Y a German Girl a situntio-i to do
JLf gencial housework. Please call or
address lfil Fort street.
407 .!l
WAIST ED
A THOROUGH Good Cook for a
hotel, one iinilerstaLdiiig liia
lusiness. Apply nt this office 400 St
WANTED
A
Carriage llnrso
Also. Ton Drake
iu good outer.
407 :tt
W. C. TEACOC1C & CO.
'NOTICE.
AJOTICE Is hereby given that Mr. H
LN Lose is no longer nuthorized t(
to
sign our urin name iiv nrnriirntion.
II. IIACKFELD & CO.
Honolulu, Nov. 18, 1B89. 400 3t
NOTICE.
AUi persons anil sfihscrihcis irdehtcd
to the estate of Joseph Lawienre,
alias Joe Von Tasscll, of Van Tassell
Hros., aie riiutioncd to make payment
nt this Consulate, and ihpso having
claims to present tho same iuimedfately
II. XV. SEVERANCE,
U. 8 Consul Ocnerel
Honolulu, Nov. 19, 180. 407 !U.
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING retired from the manage
meat of the Hiwuiiau Hotel
Stables Company, I thunk tho grncioiiR
puhllc for their liberal patronage am!
hegpeak tho name to my successors,
Mr. 1'juI Ifccnherg, Jr, and his genial
manager, Mr. t. I. Slmw, who is welf
and favorably known in tins coininu.
niiy, and will further say that we will
still continue as a specialty the hand.
IhiKofall kiods of lio hioek irirlleu.
hilly linrbCH and mules, which wc will
have constantly on hand. Ordeis seDt
to the Hiwuiiau Hotel Stables will hu
promptly etccutcd and satisfaction gna.
ranlted. E. R. M I J.ES
HA VINO taken the management of
tho Hawaiian Hotel Stables I
wish to notify all of the old friends of
the Btables ami thu public in genciul
that it-will bit our aim to continue the
busineiB in first-class htyln in ivery
particular, S, J.SHAW.
Honolulu, Nov. SO, mi) 40S 3t
MEETING NOTICE.
A SEMI-ANNUAL meeting nf tlio
UouiJ of Trusties of the Qiiccii'r
Ilospltiil uill bo hold on THURSDAY,
thu 12th December, ipwi, nt tho rooms
of tho 'Chamber of Criumorce. at 10
o'llonk A. m. Amendment to (lie My.
law?. Perotdi'i.
K. A,SCHAE1'KI,
Secretarv,
Honolulu, Nov. n,18S9. 102 id
THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPER
X "Thu D.itlv 11111101111." OOcenm
per month.
rPHE WEEKLY BULLETIN
X lit coliumis, jmrely local matter
Mailed to foreign countries, fO par
annum.
Auction Sales by James F, Morgan,
Wooden Building
AND
-Al
On SATUJtDAY, Nov. 2 8,
rT 12 O'CLOCK NOOX.
On the premises, corner of Knit ; King
streets, I will sell at Pulilln Auction,
The Wooden Building,
Pnrmcily occupied by the "Keystone
Saloon" and Photograph Gallery. The
Building contains a Uigc lot of window
glass anil Is pirtly rnvtrnl with galva
ni7i'd Iron. At tliu snine timo will he
sold a lot of FlxUnes, compilsing:
1 Fine MacNcal & Urban Safe,
Iirce Bevelled Elinor,
Chairs, OH Painting, and
1
EETlluildings " he removed wllh'n 7
days f i om date of sale.
JAS. F. M ORGAN,
407 4t Auctioneer.
HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE
Lessee ite Manager : L. .7. Levey
On Thursday Evening, Nov. 21.
I.'li-Ht A ii no n rim po of
THE EAY BUOS.,
inn ci. 1.1:1111 VTni
Australian Comedians,
Will mike tliclr first nppcaiaiipe In
Honolulu on 'IliursiUy, Nov. i!lt, and
will nppe ir in thoir Original Mimic il
nuluiiainracnt written hy Garnet Walcli,
E-ij, uml played with them with the
1'icalcst success llin unhoiit the Anstra
lni'i Colonies, ai.d rnti'led
our cyv'MORs;
I'huiac tei-N li v the ISA V It ICON..
After which will li presented a loril
and 1 inghtlile sketch, r
The .Telephone System,
!liainrtiTH by (lie ttAY ItKOW.
CgTHn'v pi in now
of L. J. Levey.
open "at the olllec
r Second Performance
Nitfht, Nov 2.5rd.
H.lt'inlav
400 4"t
NEW ZEALAND MULTJ3T;
RT
ECEIVED cv "Zeilandia" New Z-a-
(Io7ou rases.
J. E. imOiVN & CO ,
i!H Meteliaiit Mtl'etr
400 2v
Dr. M. E. OROSSMAN,
DISfiTIBT,
Heturncd on the Australia and Ins re
Binned piaetice al hi foimer office. 1H
Hotel street. 40(i tf
FOR SALE CHEAP
3Sccoud.hai,iI Cut.
under Curiiagrs.
just newly painted; and
8 Top liuggies ard 1 Firstclass Sulky,
nil of which arc in good ordn. Apply
to
W. XV. WRIGHT & SOX,
Klnjj street.
404 lw
ELECTION of OFFICE KS.
AT the annual melting of tlio stock,
li'ddeib nt Wilder' S:cimhip
Co, (L'd), held at iheir otllco in tln
city, November 18th, the following
ofllcers were elected to scwe diirinc; ilie
msuingycar:
Wm. C. "Wilder President.
John i Hackfeld... Vice Preddcnt.
Sam'l P. Rose Secretary.
Bnin'l II. Rese Treisnrer.
Win. P. Allen Auditor,
'i S; B. ROSE,
Becretair.
Honolulu. Nov. 1818SP. 4(W ill
The Xlpiion YiiHen KuInIiu'h Xe.w nml
Flue Al Hlrrl KteaitiHlilp
"Yamashiro Maru"
2,fi03 Tons Kcgibter.
Will leave for the nliovu'porti on
Saturday, November ,23, 4889
AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP.
tgj'VoT terms of freight oi pasMgc,
having siiiierinr ruliin and sleurae an
eoniiiiod.itions, apply to
Wm. 0. IRWIN & Co.,
-KW tf Agouti.
-OOH3AJVTO-
Steamship Gomp'y
pdSrnjrri4?
POU ,SAN FJtANCISCO,
The AlBtcamMiip
"AUSTRALIA,"
Will have Honolulu for the. ahove
proton
Friday, Nov. 22, '89
A.'V NOON.
For Fi eight or l'assr.gc, apply to
WM, O, IRWIN & CO,, Agents.
400 lw
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
la isstiihtf u now form of insurance which provides, in the event of death, for n return of nil premiums paid in MyT
dilion to the amount of the policy, or, should lite insured survive- a given number of years, Hie Company will
return nil tlic premiums paid wlth'inteiest; or, instead of accepting the policy and profits in cash the letral holder
may, WITHOUT MKDICAI. EXAMINATION and WITHOUT I'URTHBH PAYMENT OK PREMIUMS, take in
lieu thereof the amount of policy and piollls in KUI.LY PAID UP insurance, participating annually in dividends.
Keiui'iiiher, this contract
gest Kiniiuclnl Institution In Hi
" For full particulars call on or
000 lm
O. rV.
"V
Giipr Me, M Ale, Milt, Brolermli, Sarsajarilla,
MINERAL WATERS, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.
mb,!
EST All ooiniinmicntiomj
3n lm
Ilawiiliitn Sugar Coiiijiaiiy,
(LiniiliMl.)
TVTOTICD Is hueby given that nt a
J. mettin"; of ihu stoi klifiHlist-. of the
above n mud Company held in Hono
lulu, Iliin.iiinn IhIhikI-, (ii Nnveinhti
2i.il. tysil, it was voted to accept the
dinner of Incorporation (u-utid liythe
II mitiiaii Oovernuicnt. .Notice, is fur
ther given that the limit nt Mid chaitcr
is fllty jcais and the liahility of the
stockholders limited to the amount due
and unpaid on the sharc 1 he follow,
ing ofliiers vere elected for the ensuing
year:
II. P. Bildwin Prtsident.
G. W. JI'icfurliniH...Vi(:i..Proldtnt. .
.1. A. Hopper Secretmy.
E. M. Wali-li Ticas iri".
P. U. Jones Auditor.
Ati.l tlm fill,t,iii ,i... .l.i.,'.ft .11
'inti mini
U. r. Ualrtwin,
Ci. XV. Mucfarl.me,
,T. A. Ifnpppi,
C. R. Bii-hop,
O.X Wiho-r,
It. Cation.
n. M. Wnl.li,
W. L. I10PPKK,
Scrrdai v pro uni,
.4, li-tti. 105 lm 112.11
Ilonoluln, Nov
Vahuil)l(j Property lor tinlo
N Nptianu Avcntie, a
newly furnished 2-ston
Hmi'-e containing H i, inns,
Kitchen, Inthroom, (l().,e, ourliutu
house, stable, licntiy, vu. UkuiiiU
contain 2 2 It) acic, v.ellluid out in
lan, shade and fruit tries, llownri',
etc. Will Hi told low, ulih orwllhiiiit
fiiiniiuie, liorfC3, ciiiriatio5, live block,
a'ml ull thu appointment-, uredeil In n
liisl-clnsfs i evidence, as tho owner in
tends lenvlnj; thcte Islnnih,
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGKNOV.
Coil age To Let.
jMi A NEAT Cotlnge, in po,-.
ffr&wM'K jrji- le' "lL'ri C'nminiug 1
rminiH, uinsoiilln pi oof, par-
tiatiy
liuolflitd, whli huge kitchen,
ri!3. e'e. Cimvi'mII mlv locale (I.
t-hnde tries, e'e
lt( nt' 20lfier nionlli to amid tumintiv
HAWAIIAN BUSINKSS AU1CXCY.
COTTAO E
ISA 'pONTAINIJW 1 l.iigoand
tJ'.V a s,,11" roopis, veianiia
SJOSSbI with hith room, ilining.rooni
and kilelien detached, on Kekaiiliko
stuet, opposite Hotel Mica. KvnlflO
nci imintli. Applv nt
HAWAIIAN BUSIN
ESS AGENCY.
Spolloriiu).
r"piIE host icniedy for
X woiiiiiN, ulceis,
calls, liioiul llcdh and
?. hoiesof eveiy desciln-
---tlon to iieisons oriinl-
ujals. Adopted Jy lending Iiqi-mi lall
inad, chih and lively suhles, etc., in
thu United Slates uml risen licje. Wo
ni-p prepared to piovu this statement hy
testimonials ami references to planti'is
and llveiymen )u this Kingdom.
Apply to
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGCNCY
Island Views.
ALARGEnssrJilincntof Photogiaplis
and Storcobcoplo Views of the
most attractive sceneiy, hulldings, flu,
In these Ulamls, for sale at reabonahle
pi Ices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGKNOV.
Corner Foit and Merchant utrceU.
'303 tf
OF ,NK3,W ""SrODR-JEs:
is issued by the oldest Life Insurance Company in this United .States, and the l,:ir
ic Woild, its assets exceeding One Hundred and Twenty-Six Millions of Dollars.
address
S.
General
J3A.XI-I1LY", nraiia -
-MAmTFACTUKTCES OF-
ITI : L
Ba
TELEPHONE 297.
nml orders sltouid bo iuUlrossetl to
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
Aaents.
STEINWAT PIANOS!
The Rest American Pianos in the World;
WESTERMAYER'S PIANOS
The Real Gorman Pi.inoa for
Eii. HOKFSCHIAEGER. & Co., Solo Agents for the Htiwaiinn Islands foi
Hteimv.iy & Sons, New York; and Ed. Wesleimnyci, Berlin.
Also
' SXSpES-eJEfc -:- PIANOS !
Cahinct Upiightsj & Boudoir Upiights.
f0 For Sale nt Moderate Prices by
Ed. HOFFSCHLAECER & Co..
100 Jtn-IM 4t
Gent's Fine Blue Flannel Suits,
Young Men's Black French Diagonal Suits!
Boys' Pine Light Weight Cassimeio Suits'.
Gent's Fine Neckwear, llosioiy, Underwear!
UENT'S BLACK, BROWN and GREY
-OS
FINE- STIFF
&"- All the ahove Goods are NEW GOODS nnd NEW DESIGNS, and
will he sold nt VEHY, LOW FIGURES at
Chas. J. FISHEL'S,
Tho Lending Millinoiy Hohbo, Corner Port & Hotel sts.
CRYSTAL -:- SODA -:- WORKS,
JOHN GllAOE, : : Proprietor.
ROLE MANUFACTURERS of "THE GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER"
SAILS APAEILL A and IE01" WATER,
Ginger Ale, 'SaiBaparilla, Lemon, Cream
M- T-CjrVBlIVGJNJti: ClOEll.-
ALL AERATED WATERS GUARANTEED PURK-
r.l ICINCJ STREET C5
MutualTolppliouo'330 -a o-jbQt Boll Telephone 298
gSSflishuHl oidora iiromplly ntlciiilvil (p. pov-8-89(5i(i
TO LET
A HOUSE containing eight
looms on King street
near Kawuinhao Chun it. Kent
$40 nor month, A only to
Cuius. GERTZ,
tOii 1 W Fort btreet.
TO LET
IIANDSOMIS Suite of
Fuinlshuil Hooma con.
i-lstlnir of UJilur, hidroumaud
ij'iin room aiijoiuing; airo siugio ronms.
Apply "Nniianu Ayenuc," opjxisllu Ame
Ucan I.iigniipn, two ddois helowSchco'
btrce'. 800 H
TO Lli'T
A COT PAGE newly piluted
nil I nilttuWil Miitnlnl tur
52jSifi4inomswillioulhuildliii!8and
hupp yard, situate two doors froin corner
Alapni ami Kinau sttcets Tunis rut.
sonuhle to a good lenaut. Anplv to
JOHN MAGOON,
405 Ot 43 Merchant street.
PA
3B. ROSE,
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
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this Climate.
King and Bethol Streets.
FELT HATS.
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Soda.
NOTICE.
I HAVE litis day sold the Tahiti
Lemonade Works to Hie Tahltj
Lemonade oiks Company, and request
an Immediate settlement with me of all
outstanding accounts. All bills due hy
the late lmslncts will lie paid hy
,1. K. BROWN.
Honolulu, Oil.ill, J88!)
aU51m
Europcmi Billittrd Parlors,
'PIIE nandBonicst Billiard Parlors n
1. thu city, and iltted up In Jhe moat
approved blylo. Four tnhles with all (lie
latest Improyoment8.
J. 1 BOWEN & Cfl
S70 tf ' I'roprletfir?.
I?ATHER Damlen'fi Photos. J. J.
Willluma lias for sale by qperlB
pcimlsslon at his ftudlp Fort street,
photographs of the late Father Damion
taken shojtly before his deuth. Al"i t
aeries of scientific photos of interest to
the medical faculty, 385 tf
u uifirHil I 8
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