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DY AUTHORITY.
Scaled Tenders
Will lto iiccivcd nl the Intetioi
Office until KIM DAY, .May 'M, USUI),
yt 12 o'clock noon, for jiulililiinjc
tlic Session Laws of 1S!H, a follow!-'
1 l'ubllshliit,' in newspaper, Knj,
lfeli, one time, ut per 1,000 cms, oc
tavo mealrtire, tlonl.li column.
2 Piibli-hini; in newspaper, Ha
waiian, one time, at per 1,000 puis,
octavo measure, double column.
:! Printing ami binding "111) co
pies of tlic above law, ICnglihb, in
"same Myle as Session Laws oflSS.S.
t Printing and bindiui; i00 co
pics of the above laws, Hawaiian, in
vame style as Session l.awy of 1SSS.
All bids must bo endorsed "Tciulci
for Printing Laws," and imn-t be
made in conformity with the above
items as spccilicd.
The Minister of tin Intciior iloew
not bind himself to accept the lowest
ur any bid.
L. A. THUKSTOX,
Minister of the Inteimr.
Intel ioi Ollice, May 2G, 1SH0.
olil :tt
v. ' 'f. ' -
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tilaiTn fftuTTirfin
Plctlccd to neither Sect nor Party,
lint established for the benefit of all.
TUKSDAY, MAY 27, 1890.
DEMANDS ACTION.
The tire in the Hell Telephone
tower, reported in another column,
and caused by the electric light
wites, is an illustration of the dan
ger attending our electric lighting
system, recently pointed out by the
I'm.ixTiN. The danger is always
present, but pre-eminently so in
rainy weather. Although the lire
h.i3 destroyed no costly, or even
cheap, building, the damage to
the Telephone Company's wires
is considerable, beside the great in
convenience to the many people who
are debarred telephonic communica
tion until repairs are effected. It
is to be hoped that the unfortunate
incident will have the fortunate
effect of directing the attention of the
authorities to the matter in such a
way as to produce immediate action
for the removal of the danger. Tlic
electric lights are an incalculable
boon, but not a boon that is desira
ble at so great a risk to life and pro
perly as now exists. Tlic public
interest demands that the danger be
removed or minimised with as little
delay as possible.
AMEND, NOT ABOLISH.
Abolitiou may be carried too far.
Zeal in abolishing what is bad or
useless is in danger of going to the
extreme of taking I lie good and use
ful along with it. Local experience
ha- veriiled this proposition, exam
ples ot which may be cited by every
rcllective reader of a few years re
sidence. An extreincht who would
abolish the election law enacted by
the last Legislature would be guilty
of demolishing good and evil to
gether. The main features of the law arc
good. Many countries which have
made the lest, testify to this fact.
Australia, its birth place, after a li iai
of considerably over twenty years,
declares it to be good. England and
other European eountiies, adopting
it more recently, give testimony to
the same effect. Canada is another
witness. Several of the Stales of
the American Union have lecently
made a trial of it, and they all speak
in praise. In short, the testimony
in favor of the lw wliieli this king
dom has adopted in part as its elec
tion law is overwhelming; ond then
is not such an enormous amount ol
wisdom concentrated right here on
ihesc islands as to qualify us to in
otriict. in such matters the countries
named. We. may be peifoctly satis
tied from the vast amount ol testi
mony of many countries that the
law, on the whole, is good; and is as
good for us as for them, when
adapted to our peculiar conditions.
It is not abolition of the law that
is needed, but amendment. First
and foieiuost, the clause providing
for absolutely secret voting, ex
punged by the last Legislature,
thould be restored by the present
Assembly. Then there arc numer
ous minor changes required to adapt
the Act to local conditions. .Many
of the members of the House have
made a special study of the law as
it now is, and tralclicri carefully its
workings al the Inst election. These
gentlemen arc as sensible of itH de
fects ns of its good pails, and as h
result of their study and observa
tion wc expect to sec the present
election law emerge in an amended
form that will more to the satisfac
tion of the "free and independent"
elector.
AH OPEN LETTER TO THE MINIS
TER OF FIHAHCE.
Hi
KXCI. 1.1.1 Nl'V
s. M. Damon,
Fmsn, 11u.no-
Minuii'.i: in
i.t it, 11. 1.
Sin : lu the interest of honesty,
fair dealing and incidentally of the
Uritish and American stockholders
of tin- Hawaiian l'acilic Cable Com
pany, permit me to address you In
this public manner. It is stated in
a newspaper of tins oily that "the
management of thi company has
lately attempted to reach the draw
ing of the first installment" of the
Government subsidy of S2.",000.
This statement was a surprise lo
myself and led to a prompt investi
gation. I'lider the llarlhnlomow
Act of July 2, l.SSK, no money can
be drawn Irom the llawaiiau treas
ury until the telegraph lines and
cables are "in good working condi
tion bctweeu Honolulu and Wai
luku," which lias not yet been ac
complished, although the mainland
lines across Oahu, Molokai and
Maui with about fifty-five miles of
auxiliary land lines are nearly com
pleted. One type of the cable has
proved to be defective, communica
tion between Honolulu and Wniluku
cannot yet be bad, the Government
subsidy is of course unearned, and
speaking strictly for the llritish and
American stockholders no attempt
at any time has been made to obtain
the money which to the best of my
knowledge still remains in the t!o
erutnent treasury.
On the part of a few of the resi
dent stockholder it is discovered
that a most unsatisloctory and in
consistent state of affairs exists. A
local firm of merchants, on or about
.September l"i, 1KS!, voluntatily be
came the agents for the cable com
pany at Honoli.lu, no guaranty was
asked of this Honolulu firm, an
omission on the part of the cable
company which was overlooked by
myself in tlic huriy ol construction
work. At a subsequent date, as
stated to myself by an ollicial of the
interior Depaitineut, a prominent
member of this firm of the cable
company's agents appeared at the
Government building armed with
a power or attorney tiom the New
York constructors of the rejected
cable, and claimed the first instal
ment of 8,000, which demand was
of course properly denied. An act
of this kind, while entirely un
authorized by myself, and carefully
guarded against on my part in the
contract, still being of Hie nature ol
a claim against tiie cable company,
was directly prejudicial to our in
terests, anil it was this hostile act
(to use a very mild term), which
becoming known and commented
upon, lias undoubtedly given rise to
the newspaper criticism reform! to.
Just why the cable company s
agents should accept a power of
attorney to press a claim against
the company remains to be ascer
tained. No money has been asked
for from Government by myself or
by the foreign stockholders ot the
cable company, nor can any be ask
ed for under the terms ot tlic Gov
ernment contract until the Minister
of the Interior can go to the Hono
lulu telegraph otliec and satisfy him
self that ho'can do business satis
factory over the lines to M'uiliiku.
The newspaper strictures are certain
ly well grounded, under the ciicuin
stancco, and this letter i made an
open one in order to forestall or
removo any annoyance which might
be indicted upon tlic Departments
of Finance and the interior, should
such reports remain uncontradicted
by authority from absent and inno
cent stockholders. 1 am, honored
Mir, Your obedient servant,
.1. .SlIlllMA.V IbVKIIIOI.OMl.W,
President,
Hawaiian l'acilic Cable Co.
Honolulu, May 21, J.V.IO.
BREAKFAST AT lOLAM PALACE.
His Majesty the King enteitained
at breakfast yesterday morning at
the palace, Mr. Alfred Fowler, ol
London, prior In his departure for
Japan.
The following gentlemen were in
vited to meet Mr. Fowler, vi. :
Hon. John O. Domini-,, Hon. A. S.
Clegiiorn, Capl. A. St. Clair, U. N.,
Mr. F. A. Sclinefer, Mr. J. II. J'aty,
lions. I Neumann, G. Irwin,
II. I. Hahlwin, W. II. Cornwell,
Sand, l'arker, Mr. F. Spencer, ami
Mr. Herbert. The Chamberlain,
Col. G. W. Macfarlauc, and Mr. J.
W. liobertson, Vice-Chambeilaiii,
weio present at the breakfast.
LOST
OOLD Clove llutloncr mill km
"K N." Dulboiv v nuclei-will
A
lie rcuarilcil liv Paul Neumann.
tilij tf
C; ICAPttS l'Oi: KALlsf
G1 KAl'KS iii quantities to Milt, cut
r fresh f mm the vine, at T. YM-h-y'-s.
Foil Mrcor; 5 pound- for SI, any
tjhue after ! o'clock a. m. .'i;.. if
SI'EOJAL 3IEJ3TING.
A.Sl'IX'IAL niceihignf the membeis
of the Hawaiian Jockey tJInli will
bo held on TliniSDAY KVKNINt;,
MavLMIlh, at 7::l o'clock, ut the lln
wujlan Hotel. 0,0. ISIiHOKIt,
fit! I It Secretary,
DAILY BULtMTIN: HONOLULU, H. T.,
A CARD.
Iloxom.r, May 2, 181)0.
To tlic ladies and gentlemen of the
llijou Comedy Co. :
Having witnessed your enleilain-
nieiits and noted your efforts to j
please the public, wc wish lo express
our thanks for the able and satis-
lactory manner in which you have J
acquitted yotiisolvcs both socially :
and professionally ; and as your
stay among us is about to be tcrmi-
naU'd, we the members of Co. "A,"
Honolulu Ifilles, beg of you to ac
cept as a parting souvenir of our
esteem and well wishes, a testimo
nial benefit to be given in the near
future. To this end we offer you
the assistance of any or all members
of Co. "A," as tfio circumstances
may uiii-gest to you in the produc
tion ol so'me military drama.
Cituuirn.i. or Co. A,
Honolulu liitles.
IbiMii.ii.i , May 21, lS'.iO.
To the Committee of Co. "A," Ho
nolulu Utiles.
GuiilU-mm : Your favor of May
2:ird, lXilO, is at hand.
AVe have read with great pleasure
vour communication iciideiing us a
complimentary benefit, and in reply
each and every member beg leave to
thank you for the honor you have
conferred upon ns.
Wc accept with gratitude your
generous olfer and name Thursday
evening, May 2Uth. as the date on
which we will produce witli the as
sistance of your company, the grand
inilitaiy drama entitled, "The
French Spy."
1'espcctfully yours,
FiiANi'; Cix.avi'.s.
FuKD J. A'lwouu,
lIolJWT. KwiNli,
V. L. Koimiris,
Lizir. Linciiam,
l.n.y Atwood,
htoor.sr. Ki'.nti.i..
Ex, Alex. McNeal
HAinaiAH's
S-ence
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CO
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CO
-I'Oll SALE BY-
Hawaiian Hirfiwin Co.,
.U.-.1
Pint stn.-el.
fir
liOYAfj
w nil
II
UUU1
I. L. Jirowu,
Manager.
Thuvstliiy Kvjsniii'f, ?l;y 'iJ.
lii-.ind ('niirlliinc!iini-y lieuclii
ti-iiilcriil to"
THE BIJOU
I'nedv & DiMilic Co.
v
Company A, Honolulu Rifles,
On which iice:i'-Inii lln; I'.ljnii ('nincily
t.o. will jjl veic. a faiow e"ll. P'h'r
to their ileparliuv lor
Ameilcii, the
Oriftt Sptclacalar Military Drauu,
T box plan ut .1. K. liiiiwirs. I'ar-
IMi'ltc mill I ties t'lrele fl: l!;ilcoii
7.1c; Oiillciy fill.:. Mil II
XOTIUE.
T A.M HA A! hits M,ld his ihy goinl-
JLJ liil-iui'ss, Incliiilliig leai! nl hiiihl
ing
sun
llsture-, etc.. at coiner of Smith
I'ainihl stiei'i-. to w Yin Vbur.
ainl all clsiluc lo tlati
settled hy Lain j-am.
May .!!, Is'.io.
ol -ale will lie
Dale ol -silo
.in I ::i
NOTICE.
riir. IVople's I co ,V. i:efilj;eraling
I. I'd. will m'11 Ice from ami after
dale lu iiuaiitllles to suit nt lat-loiy
pi ice at tlin gmccrv lnie nt
lli:l!V DAVIS Ai CO
lluuiilulii, May "J-J, l.siiu. .'.iil' Hit
COTTAtJE lu HfiXT.
mX A. C M'l lAfJl-; iK-loiialiie; lo
"?!Ril KJ
Plflil ll.llll. I'dlllllillltll
Miy .7r..i.: -r ',..:,.' .... i .. ,n
d AH J '.I I 11 I. f im iiifMrui.-. iii.i ,.,iiii-
lODin, to it ill with
the I:m''Ic I f t hi -t.
Applv at
.iil li
LOST
fKAI'Tiliawii by
(!ay A: ltobiiiou
J on J.
T.
Wiilmlmiisn for i:s l.TiS
In tuvor of Al;iiuiura anil emloivcil by
Alcaiiuira anil Ahko. Not certain ahou'r
tlin iiuinher ol cent:, I'.iviiU'iil Is
hloppl'il, ' ,'iMI Jw
i
Steel Wire I
grggpj
i)-gg'
J $ g r S
rprp-pr js s-
ALOHA
Ooe -h 01
130
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FIRE I 1 TEST
WATRIi AVII1TI3 1
.11 uiiu fact u reil i:pii'sNl.- I'ui-
T. H. DAVIES & CO.
E. B. THOMAS,
Contractor jSx$,rf'& ft Builder.
r.stimtrs Given en (Jilck, bun. Sluna L
Wuuilen DullL'Inijs. Jubbiiiy
Altvndril lu.
hi'.f.i-.s rot: sm.K
Erick, Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris,
Maible DiM, Wlie Lath,
Caliroruia North Beach St Santa Cruz
ttA.Nl.
Quairy Tiles list! led. white ami blue,
Mlutoii, 1'lastle and r.ucnustit! 'Illeo In
vaiiuuo pattcriH, all kinds of Drainage
Ware.
Cy" OFi'icr SniilliesiM corner Ala
k'ca and Queen stieet-i.
MillilKl - -tiiaTCLEr'i'.ONEStiflJ'Biill 3G1
uih 1-0(1-1 v
Siipr
lachiiery I'iit Mi
I Putnam Ku;liic Kl:ii,
1 'Mure Koller Mill.
1 5 feet Vacuum Pan,
Willi 20 Inch Kelt Killing-,
complete;
1 lj.x;!i.li Combined Vacuum
rump.
I lL'xli!7lS Combined Vacuum
I'liiiips IMakos.''
faJf" All In guoil older and condition,
and n-.'iily for ib-llvi-ry at the cud of tin
present grinding -ea-ou. May lie lu
speeied at lliuiiakiia Mill. I'.iau'ilo, Ha
waii. Apply to
.no tin ' Theo. II. Divics & Oo.
Government Coupons Lost !
Match lUld, Coupons ,:-,(), lloud Xu. 22!
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yjio.
:io.
si:.,
sl.i.
511.1,
220
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3 1 Ml
A.J.CAIt'lWItUillT.
lbiuolidi.biiih2.1. l.Vitl. r.l 1 If
NOTICK.
ON' ai count ,.f ill health Dr. .1. M.
Whitney has appointed Dr. K. L.
Iluteliliison tit lake charge of hW ollice
iiulil hW i ! 1 1 -n. .1 IT tf
kotici:.
MltS. OSI'.OISNK N now pu-pared to
give in-tnielhius In l-'aney Work
at. "The Ailliiglon," itoom (!. (.'las'.
I.ee-oiis: Muiida.is, Wednenlays and
lOldaj-. I'l'h.iie' le-oiis hy spei-hd
'.irr.iugeiueut Mumping niid orders
pioiuptlv attenili'd to. Ieh2l-ly
.KOTIUIS.
IAVINO bought out Mi. W. II.
JLjL l'n,!i' iii the 'llonobibi ('iriiaf.v
M-iiiufiictmy'ul 12S Toil s-tml, J nm
prepared to c.imiiiiin; the nliove hiixitio-s
under lliu old ii-mii: ol Honolulu tV
r'ci(;e Miiimtaclii-y, and hcln.i mi oh!
expi'iiuucul e.iirlnrt' Imlldi-r" I nilhlt
tin: putromigeof my old fiiend- ai.d the
iiuhlic in giniM.'il, and with my ihnrouyli
linowbdcu of ilio luitinuus ai.d llh ex
perluiKCd workiiM-u and usinj.' only the
heat mnli'ilitl 1 guarantee g.-net-il sills
f'.inlion. 1'lcilsu call and see lile bi-lon-(oinir
cNcwheie.
(BlBiiiil); GIDEON WKST.
Hiinnliiln. Dei. Ms. 1HS1. S!) 1 1
Fiirnl.sluHl HoiiHt! To Lot
ijp, a , i waiKiKi, ii iv u story
K? n lluilMi, :n nt lining 's
aSSa moms nicely rtunilii'd. Willi
kilelii'U, hiimi, Imlh and M'tvaiit'b inoms.
Hlnhlc, ct'! , In let Inr u lew uionths it) u
leuMuialilc t.ite. Or moms will he lei
hiniily wt'li eond lulilc Iiouid.
HAWAIIAN' KI'MXK.s.S AOl'.NCY.
Valuable rrojicriyl-'or Halo
!' e ( Nuiianu Aveinii-, n
ApStf v newly tiiiiiisl.ivPJ.st.irv
GitiSdB Uoiisn riit'ituhitii H rooms,
kiK-liui, hitluooin, i loi-eii-, e.wriiigc
hoile, ttahle, liliu-iy, ele. (iicumis
contniu - 2 10 uvxv, well laid out it,
litwu, t-lunb mill fruit liii'j, llowersi,
etc Will lie -old low, with or wilhout
liiriilliiie, liuitea, lairlnnes, ltvehtoeli,
hint nil llio aiiptiiiiinieui.-s needed lu a
I'umi oliiht lushieiice, us I lit) tiwiuir in.
lelidi leaving these l-i'iuids.
HAWAIIAN UL'yi.N'lCS.S AOKN't.'Y.
HlH'lllil'illQ.
'pilH best reini'dyfnr
X wouiiiN, ulcers,
-Bv ,,..llo ,...,.,,,1 I1...1. ..,..1
SZAltBtill (i"'"i I"""" iii-iin iiiiu
XTSt341 sore of every iK-M-rip-
J -.' - tlou lo persons or ani
mals. Adopted by leading Iioi'mi lail
rond, club and livery Mulile.-, etc.. in
the I'nlteil .Stales and elhowltoie. Wo
nit- prepaied lo prove IIiIb ,tiiti'meiit by
ttlluioiilals and references lo pliiuici'S.
:iud livciyuieu In this Kliigdom.
Apily io
HAWAIIAN Hl'SlN'KSrt AOKNOY.
Island Viwa.
ALAUCiKussoilnieiitof PhotognipliH
and .SieieoM'opic Views of thu
most attractho Rceiicry, hiilldlugti, etc.,
in these isliimls, for halt- at rcuMiuahlo
'"HAWAIIAN BUSINKSS AOKNOY.
C'luiii-r Koit and Meiclianl .slreets.
2:i08 tf
MAY 27, lBflU
HJdc n wnojii1! c
Gash Assets
KKJilAltflfc A. Mci.miYiV. S'rchidciK.
tciy I-'or full parliculafi apply to
W. Jtt. MOSlJ,
l)uc-2-l-S!l Geucial Ajjcut for the Hawaiian Islands.
0 OTiRBB
rv
resh Cakes, Pies,
Mill: IJtead,
(iraliam Itiead,
liye
l'lencli Kiend.
Katnily Hicad,
Twist
Mm aid Saloon Breafl, Jumbles, Ginief Seavs,
&?" And will be OKLIVKIUCO VWKK of (111 Altf.'K to any
ColV.e, Tea, Cbocolate Jl- Mill.-,
FINE HAVANA,
Pipr & Ciiii'HIo Tobacco, IMpes, Cigar & Cigaretio Holdoi'K. Cold Di-IiiIcm, lUtu
&3 Open from li;.".!) a. m. until ihl'.O i-. m. Salutday night, open all night. Hell Telephone lJ82
Mutual Telephone iii 1. IW OHico Uox 178. .7 (;,
8. rJ.
TAHITI : LE
Sole Proprietors of BAILEY'S SA'USAPARILLA & IRON WATEIt,
Giipr file, Hon Ala. Greuafline, BaqMieimie, Sarsajarilla, Mineral Walm, Bit
1SLEPHONE 297.
O
r.tr All coiiiiiuiijiculhiiis and orders bIioiiUI ho addrossi'd to
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
:M1m A.oiif&.
Preliminary
i&!Mn!3Moc:Ri9Faiir i
yyuxVLM 1
I am hiMi-ucri'd by Hit. TJtOI.'.s.sl'.Af
lu sell at I'ubllc Aiiciion.
On WEDNESDAY, .Imio -I,
AT It O'CLOCK Mt(.
(l"nlcs )ivvlnul' ilUpoeil ofntpii
vaie s:t(.) the follow-In-; nbnilile Pro
perly, (the only leasou lor s,'lhHr ll;
want of tlu.e to iihi- ilte linatsj.
1 30-11 Keglla Lid 'Jaio'
With Mints. S.-itls. Anchor. Chains,
Kie . Kie.. spleinlldly titled out nuil
le.uly for ue;
SM Oallniis of Xnplha for Puel.
1 L'l-looi .Vaptlm l.aiuich. open boat,
with Awning and Oiiin;
I Man-of-Warlilu, with Oars M:i-I and
.Sail: a veiy pretty boat;
lGltBlffll "Altelmss"
Probably the KaMet Still ltont in
tlic baibnr, Cutter ICied;
1 liarueat Sucakhn.v, with M:i:siiml
Sail, anil Koldluj; Center-boaril,
tluNbeil In Kiini'v 'nml; -
1 2-J-fooi Life Ileal with Copper Tanl.,
1 Canvas Folding Boat
1 l-'.ulbh Cornele,
I ( 'ojiperotl Scow,
sail. Spai-s., Hloelcs ami l'lnhis of nil
descriptions,
1 Toot LatlKi A, Tools for Wood, Iron
and lira's
1 '.'-llorsiiPowiTSIilpnuui HiighH'.renily
lo put in a boat with piopelle'r
shaft!
Ibuiys, Aneliors it Monrhi; also, the
BOATHOUSE and FURNITURE,
Of the bust de-ui'lpiinn,
The oioxltnlty of the new- tnnrtet
11111l.es this boat biiiisi' a very Vahnible
Properly, there Is every couvenleneo to
slownway and llftll'lil ami lu-avv bouts,
and U .suitable for a bout or yacht club,
pilot bouse or life Hiving station.
Oioiiiul rent Is 8!!0 per annum, from
Messrs. Lyle it SorreiiMm.
jPaJPTho Hunts nro iciidv for trial at
any lime by applying at thii boat house,
and every limit Is In pel feet order.
ibwisT"levey,
'- Id Anctloiiper,
t!
; -miu
Guaranteed Bonds
ISSUKI) r.v TIIE
li
OF NEW YOBK
SECURITY:
mm GllrFFF
hj u. jv tr wf i;b3 anrj.
ALWAYS OX HANI) AXI) TO Oil OK 1 5
Buns, Rusks, Doughnuis, Picnic Rolls,
Uir-ad,
Kicad,
IIII...I, ol' FAUK:
SoiimmI I'ig's l-'cet, Cold Hani,
MANILLA .. AiVJERSCAN CSGAH3 !
a i.Aitni: APsour.MUNT or
n 1
WA.IJI-.10V, MajiHgor.
-ArANTTPAC'rUJtKKS 01-
L L 35 rSM ra P, K, R
?r v.m i
uaauKiaJiaUa
COItN'It HOIKL
mom
ib O g i ta B K
A'HW : JiBW a)( ! XKW JJfOSJH !
o
l!V LAST'-MAiiU'OSA" I liKOKIVKO A LAKOI-: STOCIC OK
Dry tf Fancy Goods !
Which are now opened out for inspection.
Choice Selection of French Sateencs I
J'ust Colotti, about l.lO Pieces til 2.") cents a yai.l ;
SCOTCH ZKPHVKS, the LaleM Xovelliex;
A New Line of TOVAL BATISTK;
PKILSIAN MULLS, in the Latesl Dcmuiih;
I ivis.1i to call the attention Unit I have this m'.ikhi impotled I he VUwtl and
IleM Selected Stock of
WHITE GOODS
Or Kvety DcM'iiption. ISO pes to .select fiotit. I IntM- bou('bt
1,500 PIbcbs af ErtFisrics ia Bead from lis East
An fninieiiK) Aoilnu-iit.
gjGT Ladies in want of KnibroidoiicK can have .'10 per cent on eveiy
purcbiiM'.
S. EHRLIC1-1.
Feb 1-!K)
FIGURED INDIA SILKS !
TllH LAUOKST and MOST COMPLCTK STOCK OK
FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS I
5Jg Xt. 2 P.itleriiH alilcc. FaHiiionablo DichsniaUiiif; upMaiiK &?)
mm mm powder
Without n Klvnl in lrlc & QunlUy !
One-third the Price of the Royal !
Every Housekeeper Should Use It !
- A S.tviuc, of :i:i p(T o.mt in OoBt and Quality tlin Very Host. rj
SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
rn HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
",n ""' Kxclusivo A(,'cnt for the Hawaiian Island.
Over $136,090,000
Soda Ciaehei-!,
lliilter (liacheiv,
Hoston I'lnckei-i,
Water Crackers,
(liabani Cracl;ers,
Sboolly Ciachcr.t,
Coffsc Gales, file, Wc.
pa it of tlic city. jtfl
Hpiccd Tongue, Spiced Ib-i-f, Knlmld, Lie,
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Corner Ifotol Sc Fori. Strot&.
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Leading Millinciy Houm Corner Yuil Hotel stu
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