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DAILY UULLETIN: UCWOLUIjU, II. 1., MAY 1(5, 1890.
IMWli.,-Mi
MfciTmnrmfrtfcrtia
rr li aa
J a tig gguHitfiii
Pledged to neither 6'eet nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1800.
DANDER OF ELECTRICITY.
A friend has kindly furnished us
a copy .of the "American Analyst"
of November M, 1889, containing
nn article on "Flectrie Homicides."
This nrticle refers to and quotes
from n paper on the same subject
by 31r. Kdlson, the distinguished
electrician.
"Edtaon shows that there are four
different currents in use, of which
only one is harmless. This one is a
low tension current; the other three
aie high tension, and are. all danger
ous to life. The first Is harmless,
and can be passed through the
human body without producing un
comfortable sensations. The vecond
is dangerous to life. Momentary
contact with the third, results in
paralysis or death, and the passage
of the fourth, or alternating cur-
lent, through the living body mean?,
instantaneous death."
ICdNon positively asset ts that
neither of these dangerous currents
is a necessity. Says he, "there is
no plea which will justify the use of
high tension and' alternating cur
rents, either in a scientic or commer
cial sense." The sole reason why
these dangerous currents are em
ployed is said to be the economy of
ropper wire." The wires are t-o
small that tremendous pressure is
lequired to force the currents
through them over the long distances
which they supply. "With heavier
wires and shorter circuits all danger
would cease."
Kdi-sou N not favorable tn the under-ground
system. It is nut only
not safer, but is "positively more
dangerous. "This arici from the
fact that the wires in the present
'ystem of conduits, would form
earth eonlacts, and there would
lie a fusion of wires, and the forma
tion of powerful electric arcs, which
would extend to other metallic con
ductors in the same conduit, and a
whole mass of wires made to receive
this current and conduct it into
houses, olllees, and stores." The
article concludes by quoting from
Kdison the following: "The public
mav rest absolutely assured" that
safety will not be secured by bury
ing thee wires. The condensation
of moisture, the ingress of water,
the. dissolving iuthienco of coal gas
and oxidation upon the v.irious in
aulating compounds will result only
in the transfer of death to man
holes, houses, stores and offices,
through the agency of the telephone,
the low-pressure systems, and the
apparatus of the high-pressure cur
rent itself."
The important question tor us in
oinneclion with the above U, how
about our electric li 'lit wires here?
HAVAL NOTES.
The lollowing naval notes have
been gleamed from the S. K. Call:
Lieutenant William Kilburn has
lieeu ordered to the receiving ship
New Hampshire. Fnsign William
A. Gill is detached from the Hanger i
and ordered to duty at the Naval I
Ordnance Ptoving Ground at Anna
polis. Civil Fnginecr C. C. Wol- ,
cott is detached fioin Mate Island i
Navy-yard and placed on waiting
oi del. Civil Engineer Frank O.
Moxtort is detached from duty at the
Washington Navy-ynrd and order
ed to duty at "Mare Island, May
:.Mth.
Ucutcuant-Couimnnder W Lyon
has been ordered to return home,
having been detached from the com
mand of the Nipsic on the 4th April,
and placed on waiting orders. Sur
geon Harvey has been detached
from the Hanger and ordered to
proceed home mid await orders.
Pushed Abslstntil Engineer Hettinger
is detached fioin the Portsmouth
(N. II.) Navy-yard and ordeied to
the Hanger.
Auction Sales by James F. Morgan. Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.
.Largo & Import tint
AUCTION SALE OF
OcBanic Gi Effects
Ami I'-ltllllKM !
fi ALH !
i I am Instructed by the Oeennle Chili
I to sell :it Public Auction, lit the pieml-
m's Campbell's UloeK. Hotel street.
I
Guaranteed Bonds
ISSUED BY THE
IIFF
ITiiilfiiiiral 1
. '
lHinlnMrueied by MfSMts. HYMAN ' On MONDAY, May JiMll,
X)JV I" lll'lll It" l.lllr l II MIL O.IIV. nt i
my Salesroom, Queen lreet. on
. Mention is made by a correspon
dent of the Engligh Gardeners'
Chronicle, writing of certain natural
products of the "Straits Settle
ments," of the existence there of "a
somewhat proliferous pine-apple.
He describes it as 'about lAft. long,
and from its base stand out at right
angles 10 perfect pines of Nin.
each.' "
ROYAL HAWAIIAN
OPERA HOUSE
I.. .). I.'w l.esee.
On FRIDAY EYENIHG, Hay 16, 1890.
MYSTERY Of THE PRESENT OKNTuT.Y.
Mr. JOHN SLATER,
Speelal I'li.uugi'iiKMit of the WorlilU
'lireatel
Psychological Phenomenon.
In a varied entertainment of Seium-Ai.
'l':vr anil .Mimi Uk.uxno. The mo-t
woniterliil t'-t medium In existence,
-tatiilinir wlllnmt :i ilvnl ami oflii liijr :tti
open elinlh'iii;!1 of ..',0f.n In anyone win)
will pioclii- le-N not gi'imliic.
Poimi.ui lMsifi.sDrrs- Chele anil
I'linjiiettc mini'-i-ru-il. .",0,: Kalcony
mid (Jallei'v s.'ii-.
tsrWldlc In tlil. ehv Mr. Slater will
give prluitt- test In hi- pallor at the
Cottage 7S. Iteietanii -fuel, nppn-lte
the Hawaiian Hotel. .")I '!
On HATCUDAY, Miiy ITilt,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A, ?.!..
A complete a-Miilmcnt of
DRY GOODS !
Couipi-Mng
Cashmeres, Coburgs,
F.iney Dri-k Oood-t.
Itlai')'. i Coloieil Meilno,
8)rowM RHiimijEh,
Hie., l'.le., r.tr.. l'.le.
A complete assoituient of
Lawns & Prints,
Cent' As Ladles' ruilerwear.
White A: Plow a Cotton-,
A full line of
Man's & Yoiilli's Cloiliing,
The moM complete u-orllli(.iJ of
nicn'M I.aitlcfi .1 Chlldi'i'itV
4 XI OK W A. T-5 IT! ,
All patlciinauiliitiiilitlf- of
Woolon &. Calico Shirts,
A u-n, full line of
TAILORING GOODS,
Compii'liig
i ':i.iineie.. TiweiN.
WoMeils, Hi lagohali.
Linens, Ducks, Etc.
Al-o, full llne ol
Silk Ribbons & Handkerchiefs,
And a eu l.irjje a-oriiiiiMit of
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS,
Hie . i:te Kic. i'.le.
AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. M
The Kntbe Furnltur'. Tilting anil
Eficctx of mid Club, eoinpiUlng
5 (1 & Asli BGOroom Sets.
Spring Mattraei. Hair Mnltta"e,
Kciilher Pillow r. .MiiMpilto Net",
llnugliig Lnnip", Glassware,
t Jlaiulyoim:
Sideboard Refrigerator,
Center, Sofa & Door llugi,
Simid l.ainp, Oil PalutliiKs,
I Fine B.W. Carved Centre Table,
ioiihis Chairs. lliael.eN,
Mallini;. Oil Cloth a .lap. Seieens,
l'.le.. ' Kle.. Kle . Kte.
OF 3VH3W YORK
SECURITY:
Cask Assots
Ovor $100,000,000
UUJiJAttlt A. :m4!IIUIY. I'ivsI.IchI.
t(2r I'nr full particulate apply to
l)ec-2l-S9
General Agent for the Hawaiian Ishmils.
JAM. V. 31011(2 AX,
M) ;ll Aiietloneer.
LANDLORD'S SALE OF
Goods & Chattels
DlHtraini it I'd)- the A'iiii.mj incut
ol' tteiit.
82 &J
mm nnrFFF
El IB II &JUB I Li
TVUCJV.TVCJ fiS1?JR.TI!Er.r.
ALWAYS ON 11ANP AND TO OKDKU
Fresh Cakes, Pies, Buns, RuskSj Doughnuts, Picnic Rolls,
Milk Brcntl,
(iraliaiu 1'ie.ul,
lye ltieail,
Fiench Urcail.
Family Hi cad,
Twitst Ui cad,
Soda Oiaekerf,
Uuller Orackeiv,
Uoston CraekeiH,
Water Crackerx,
(Jinlintu CrnekeiH,
Shoolly Ciiickeis,
JJOVAL
T01
.J. V.. IllOVMl.
Manager.
fy 'I'lie-e Oooils have all heen f .ire
fnlly seleeii'il for Ihi-. inaiket. and einu-prl-'e
Ihe lale-t ami iiiom Ntajile lyle- in
everv Hue
fj'" Alt Good- offered will lie wild,
and lnvoii will he elosed on: leaid-!e--
of cost.
Sjlurlayl2vcing,'Jly 17.
Ke-appeurr.nco of Iho
Bijou Comedy Gcnvy
In ll.iilkn CnmpliellN C.reat
Play
"MY PARTNER"
Willi nu llUlpiont Cast I
I.Hn-ral I'.-rms ul Snle!
I am liniirueteil tiy .lame JJ. Hull,
Jr.. to sell at Piihlie Auetlou
THUKSDAY, :isy aami,
AT l O'CI.UCK ,. M-.
Of :ild day. at my Nilt -room, on (Jiieen
stieel. in the City of Honolulu, the lol
lowiug dferlhe(i (Jomh and Chattels of
Kook I. ting, a lull tenaiu of Mild lauie.o
It. Unit, dr., In .iid Cit of Honolulu,
ili-traiiied for anear of mil. ami hiv
ing heen held thu statutory length of
t line I iv the said .lame- It. llolt,.Ir.. vi:
Chinese & Japanese Crockery,
And Oilier Wine. Ciuios and Oilier
(iooiN, Chjiltel- and Klfeets of -,iid
I onU I .mil;, taken fioin hW -toie In
Mull' Itloek,' N tiu.i mi lii'et, lit -:ii.l
l'il of Honolulu
.IAS. F. MOIMiAX,
Aiietloneer.
J. M. Monomial Ailornev lor Landlord.
Honolulu, Apiil 2"i, l.v.iO. Ms Itl
jTOLANDED
l'. l.ale Aiih.il- from Auekland
a ('holee I ,u uf
New Zealand Oats
Huitnlilo I'or ltuclns Stock.
Miliii aifl Saloon BmaH Julln, Ginger Siaim, Coffgn Gates, It, Bit
QlST Anil will he DKMVHREl) FIIEH of CIIA1UJK to any part of the oily. gi;3
ItriX of FAItlO:
Coiree. Tea. Choeolule ,v Milk,
Houi-eil l'ig' l'eel, fold Hani,
Spieeil Tongue, Spicotl Href, Saintly, IJle.
FINE HAVANA, IViANILLA .. AMERICAN CIGARS
!
A l.AIIOi: ASfiOHTMIlNT 01'
Vw & ClwirvllK Tolmcco, 1'ipcs, Cigar & Gignrctlo Ifoltlors. C1oltl Drinks, lii.
jijS Open finin '.:'.W a. m. until O;!!!) v. si. Kutmilny night, open all night
Mutual Teleiilioiie '2l. l'o.st Olliee l!ox 173.
in iii mill nmmi
Hi 11 Telepliono i!82.
187 Cm
c-juTyawgr K9apaaemnmvK.mmrrjLWki4j.KtwAjrxfrtii
Pi
MANTTFACTUKEKS OF
PINK EYE.
r.nnoi: llri.i.i tin:
In this uiorniuif's isue of the 1.
(J. Advertiser is an advertisement of
the trotting horse "Hell Hinger." It
is there stated, that said "Hell
Uinger" when only "III months old"
and "sick witli the pink eye," trot
ted a race in 'JA1 ! ! ! Now any
one with any common hor-e sence,
knows that a colt or horse sick with
the pink eye U not worth a conti
nental hnlt dime to use in any way,
shape, or fashion and especially in a
race. Yotir.s, IUjaii.
.May Hi, 1S90.
t5 I'.ox p'au at if. K. IJmwn'i-. I'ni
fiueite and l)ie.- Chele li li.ileniu
7.V.; Oal lory ."i!e. Ti.M It
IVO'X'JO.XO.
Uawuli Ci.uui.rii.tl Co., ur Hui X.ilcpa lt'.vitll.
A 1.1, act-mint- against Ihe aliove
Company should be itemied and
sent to Ahraha'm l'einaiide, Tieaiuer,
at K. O. Hull it Sou's, on or lieloie
Monday. .May lfl. 1WHI.
Ve'r o rd cr.
I). 1TA.
Manager.
Ilouidnlu, May l.', l-'.'O. .V.5 at
QUERY.
Kditok Uri.u.Ttx:
. In Mr. Sayford'a talk last evening
he spoke of standing liesidc a grave
the day hefore and spoke of the one
laid away thus, "Ho is now at
home." Wheie is thai home 'r Is it
in heaven? If so, how ahout the re
surrection, and the day of judg
ment; is lie to he taken from his
home and judged to see whether he
belonged tlieie? Would it not be
like .sending a man ttfOahu 1'iison,
and atter a few years bring him
out, to have his trial to see whether
ho was worthy to be in such a place?
Ivri.itt.-ii.n.
Pitt & Scott's
Parocls Exprcrtut
tlltf Ofiica, 23 Oauuou Street, London, Enid".!'
l'.iekaaie.s booked to most parts of Hie
world, faekage- olitained fioin abroad.
Tlirougli onlers issued to dellir.ltiou.
.I.E. niCOW iN co.,
Agoiil- for Hawaiian Islands, Did Ca
pitol Kulldim;-. .V.i! m
'ncilic Ibi'kiii'c Co., I,'
E. 1". Dillinghim, troildenti J. U. Bpsattr,
Maiiog r' F. Ij. Wiuter, Xrcaivror.
.IAH. F. .MOKCAN,
."i.Vi ft Alletitilli er.
, AUCTION SALE OF
Unclaimed Packages
Pv order of the Colleetur-f leiieral of
Cii-loin-. I ill -ell ul I'llblie Aueliou,
at mi Salesroom, (Jlieen -IHel,
On SATUJ.DAY, May ITlli,
AT ttt '. OVti. MlllV.
The follow In Package ol fcMeirhan-di-e,
unelalnied in Ihe Cll-IOlu llou-e:
' Mail,-
I.,'. C I lou 1 Itill Wind Latins
Wilder Co ' 'J Kes Paint
Mr- Nurse-. 1 I'.iekiie
Student " I Ca.-o Mde
N II Civnlialgh ' 1 I'aekage
W II (i ill ilia " 1 Piielame
:'. Iluglie- I'ahaia 1 Ca-e Hook-
(i W I) lion 'J lira-s Nuts
Mar.-hal Snper " 1 Ca-e. Mil-e
N'SS.lehs ' 1 l'kg Samples
A A Caller Knliala 1 Pkt; Sample-
KCodtieV llou 1 Pk Adl I matter
I. 11 Kerr" ' I P.ieUiij-c
II It .Muefui lane"
It I! "
lll.tlliouil I. limler
lle.ith W C C in ilia
Makeplee '
UNION FEED 00.
.V.I -v
HEVETT & JACOBSEN,
TAHITI
LJEMON ADE,
and- PLAIi SODA
AocounlantH, Collators, UgmmiAioit ili.tntu uml
Uust-.'iu Iloui'o Urokfis.
Are al nil lime plvoii'd In pel
foi ni mi) tle-i-iljiilitii ol I luiieal Umk
meh as Alidi.inj; At eminls, l'n-1'iit' nji
Tiaili'-liuii'h lliiul. i, iMakini' Iiivenlorie-
nt Sinelt, Kii).'iii .-.ii ,- l.i'trul Dot liiin-uih.
Kle C -uipe'eiH hi. (I liill.iltle Kielulit
Clciks k, i the i'r!ie:y uint lull.Mi, ol
i-aii- i-i
il5TOillie at Ui-hi-Ai-i' A Koiir.iui'os'rt,
Qmun tlleil Post ()1)i lio lljll .Mil.
laal Teiiplione V: Hill Tek-plione 1H
.Ti! If
WAITED
I'T
1 I'aekaue
.". Cn-es .SliNe
illt I'kjjs Papei
I Ca-e Md-e
'J Leather Trunks
Sample Caipul-.
iO Che-t.s Tea
Jt Hollies Sanishoo
'1 Cases Pre.-eiveil
Cueiuuhers
J Caue Pi eel i ed
Kgg
1 Ca-e Soda Crackers
-1 KtltST-CLASS Carilajje Wood
1 woiker and 1 Oiiirhigi' .lobbing
Smilli at Ihe llouolulu Caiiinge l-'ne-loiy,
'2S J-'orl -Meet. .Mll-t be-leaill,
.sober men. JSej-.ni ible wanes w ill lie
paid. (!. WKST.
O.'l lw Propiloior.
NOTIGK.
:,:,:, jt
,1AS. V. MO KG AN, '
Aiietloneer.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
HEAL ESTATE!
A CURIOS PHENOMENON.
A curious phenomenon, says the
llyogo News of tho lifith ult., was
observed last night at about nine
o'clock, a portion of the heavens
toivards the KaSt appearing suddenly
to open and emitting a dazzling
Hash ol light lasting several seconds,
and which distinctly lit up .swround
ing olijccls. The opening then
gradually closed, but for fully a
minute afterwaids there was a dull
Htreak of light, about the length of
:i comet's tail, to show where the
II ibh had appeared. Shortly after
wards the sky, which had before
been clear, becamo clouded over.
Till. VVU' I.ATK'T I.N
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps,
JUllr:iry Ijitinp-.
Hall Lamps & ChnndelievB,
.lli-l ltoeeltod from the 1 atlyli.
A Hew Line of Refrigerators,
A J'ull Line of the l'aiorito
Eddy's Refrigerator's and Ico Chsets,
Dlfitou'a 3;it3 li Flics) Kc- Line-J of I.ockb,
'.Shclf-lliii'dwiirc, Etc.,
Jltiit:l, Jr., Culliviilors.
Pictures Frames & Mouldings. !
;; u
Paciflc HinlWnro Co.. L'd.
Port it Men-hunt i-.
ItAlLKOAl) 1IOUSI-:.
NO. 0 King stieet, near Ihe Ilildge,
Open day and night. .Meal- at all
hours. Onh-r.s lor California nioiliicn
leeelied. i:. T. (!II.'.Y,
IV2 2W I'rnpiletor.
I'.idiieeliouof Ci:rlL ItllOWN, the
LM'i-ulorof thela-t will uml teHiameutot
Philip Mlllou, deeeiiM-d. 1 urn dheeied
to sell at I'llblie Am-llou, at my !sule
loom in llouolulu.
On SATURDAY, May '24 Hi,
at in o-!i,o::i xoo.s,
The late Ilome-teail of Ihe said Philip
.Milton, being thateeitaln properly Min
ute mi the mauka .side ol hlllg 11 eel. in
Kiild llouolulu. beiweeu Ihe pieuil-es
ol M. ll.imau, i:-ij.. and Alex. Young,
K-q.
The above Properly I planted ii'illi
frill I li ees and grape vines, and ha mi
aiii-slaii well from wliieh theie 1- noiv
an liii'oiue of 6JIMI ier iiummi. Tille
peilei-t. Also, ni the mine lime anil
place, and by Ihe ,aiue diieetlou I -liall
sell Unit ee lain
Pin cr Parcel of Laufl !
-imam at Kulaokahua, Honolulu, ad
joining Ihe picmlH-s of Chiirle- Oudolt,
l.i.. and eoutaiiiiiig an sin-a of fill-loo
neres. suitable for a homoitiMil, Title
peifet.
trr Heed- itt Ihe expoii-e ol the pur-eluii-er.
rAFI. F. AIOIUMN,
fi lfl III Aiielloueer.
YILL lot be M'MHitisllili. for imy
llebln Kiiilraclci! in my n.tlile Willi,
out my wiitten o'llur.
JOHN C CLUNICV.
llonoiiilii. Mnv ft. HA' oVtjlt
NOT10IS.
wrmm -"" tswwj .THTwtsM mw www .;jf i - t rfnTTT-Tt t ir i r i1 tf w nwfi
CtAPTAI.V A. V. llrowii, of Ihe baik
' "Omega." will not he ieponsible
for any debts eoiitraeti:d by his crew
(luting ihe vehC-P. siuv In lld'i port.
OTA lw .
LOST or STRAYED
AIJOUT Piidiiylast,
n II iy Hoine,
brinided ".I " xV n-
w-.ird will be imid for
.-fV- i'- its leiuiu lo ihe tin.
misiisof . .1 II. WODKfloUSK,
.'i':i itt Imiuia sim-i.
TO liET
m.A TWO Xleelv rurnUheil
$M& L Jtooin- at WaiMkl, on
BSSsi2 the beiieli near Ihe bridge.
Appi In AN'TONK V0(!I:L.
:, liv At L. II. Ken'-.
TO 1.15T
iM A T AllOK S Itnom Ilnue on
,-ftVvi Li I lie PUhH. corner of
&Sfi&'Jrtt llm-elanla and Keeauinoku
streets; 'J-siory, iiutlinu-e-, alaliles, fie.
Apply to
i. i: nitowx &(').,
Old Capital Buildings Men-hunt st.
fl.r. lilt
toTbt"
A.SIX-ltOOM Cottag" on
Hotel slienl, ne.t door
kSiAiais to Ander.-on it l.imdyV den
tut olliee.
5. 'J lw
For paitlciiliu-s apply io
ANor.itsox .v i.in i ) y.
TO LET
J3Ki:.MISKS sllmiled at
Knpakiuui, at presoul
occupied by Mrs. fiurney.
Possession given on .lime 1. IMKi.
.MT'-'w JOHN l COLIIUH.V.
Sole Proprietors of BAILEY'S SARSAPAEILLA & IRON WATER,
Gliitr Me, In Ale, (Mill RasDberryafle, Sarsaparllla, Mineral Welm, Etc.
TELEPHOWE 297.
0
fcscr All (-oimuuiiicftlioiis mxl ordm.s slumld be mUlrcsscMl lo
BENSON, SMITH &'CO.,
i vmiruyni rtr-ji i ij:-j xA.i.kc9Uk'ajrvjrvwi
Preliminary
ANNOUNCEMENT !
I .nil iiMrueteil bv )it. THOI's,sK l'
to -eli ul Publii- Aliellou.
On WEDNESDAY, M.y S,
AT la 11'1'1,111'K NOOK.
(I'nle.-s previously dl-ioed ofalpii
vale .-ale) the following Valunble Pro
perly, (llu- only n-a-on lor sel'lnj; is the
want ol lln.e to line the Uial-).
1 30-n-NaDltia Lttiicli 'Jane'
With Must-, HaiN. Anelior, Chain-,
Kit-. Kit-., -plemlidly lined out and
leadi for u-e;
'.'.'.() (iiillnu- of N'apihii for Fuel.
1 -.'1-foot Nnptha l.auneh. open boat,
with Awning and Oars;
1 Maii-of-War (la, with Oar-, Ma-l and
Sail; a veij pretty boat;
1 Catamaran AMnss"
Probably the Fastest Kail limit in
the haibor, Culler Jtlaed;
1 lluinenat Sueakbox, with Miistnuud
Sail, and Fohllue; Center-board,
llni-hed in Fanev Woods;
1 -ill-toot Life lloat with Copper Tanks,
1 Canvas Folding Boat
1 KnU-h Coiaele,
1 Coppeied t-eoil.
Sails. Spars, llloeks nml I'illln--. of all
de-eriution-,
1 I'ool l.iiihe i"c Tools fm- Wood, Iron
and llruss,
1 U-llor-el'owerShlpmnii Ku;liie, ready
to put In a boat with propeller
i-liatl ;
ltiioy, Aiu-hon it Moorings; nl-io, the
BOATHOUSE and FURNITURE,
Of the best di-si-ilptinn.
The pioxhulty of the noiv inarkel
makes (Ids boat bouse a irry Vuluublo
Propt-iiy, there Is every eonveiileuce to
slowanay and lift lle,ht ami heavy lioaH,
ami Is suitable for a bout or yiiehl eliih,
pilot hnu-e or life paving Minion.
(iround rent I-8"0 per annum, fioni
Me-sri. Lylo & Sorren-ou.
StSrThi! limits am leudy for trial at
any lime by applying at the boat house,
and every Until l hi peifeel order.
L12WI .J. LEVEY,
.m'.' td Aliotloueei',
Without si Jtival in Priv.o & Qutillt' !
0 no-third tho Price of tho Royal !
Evory Housekoopor Should TTso It !
gjST A S.u-ini; of :;H Per Cent in Cost and Quality. The Veiy Pest. j
SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
I'll !m Kxehmive Agents for the Hawaii.iu I.-lamLs.
NOTICE of INTENTION !
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Tho undersigned calls the attention of the hoinesecking anil purchas
ing public to his place on Nuiianu Avenue, known as the "Maguin l'lacc,"
which he intends to .sell at a Very Low 1'igure with all the iiiiprovemeiitH
thereon, to wit :
A 7-room 2-story Dwelling House !
With Bathroom, Kitchen, Water & Clothes Closets attached, a -l-Booin
Outbuilding, a Stable lor two horses, Carriages & Feed Shed, Cliichen
houso & Extensive Chickenyaril, Watcrpipes all over the grounds The
Property contains
2.7 Acres of the Finest Garden Land !
Anil is planted almost entirely in Grapevines (0,000 pieces), Peaches,
ApricotK, Plums, Kigs and other Choice Fruits, all of which are growing
reuiaikahly well in the cool valley air. Chineso Tea now thrives on the
land. An abundance of Koses of the choicest kinds and a variety of other
Flowers adorn the place the year around. There is no butter Property
than this in the maikel considering the
CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES and LOW PltlCE !
The only reason of sale is, that I am going to leave the Islands lo retiiin
to the. Coaht. The eventual purchaser of the place can, if he wantn to,
buy the
Household Furniture, Range & Kitchen -Utensils, Garden Tools,
Horses It WatfMa, lUriioniej, Ktc, Etc., at u Very Ktcucn.tMc Fiicas I
JCffr" For terms of sale and all particulars apply at the premises,
Nuuanii Valley.
r"'- lw F. E. K131WEL.
' tm ' I L"1
B. I. BILEES & CO.
havi: Jt'sr ui:cr,ivi:i) a vniiv i.aikii: ahkokimknt or
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,
CJoiifM XiirniHliiiijf GrootlN, Aco., fco.,
All will ho hold at lteiihoiiiililo 1'iicen.
gjtT Our Dressniaking Dopartiuent under the iiuiuiigciiu'iit of MISS
GLAKIC will he ie-opeiied nhoiit May lilli.
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