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BY AUTHORITV.
tt Iiub pleaded Ilia ilajeaty the
ICinK lo appoint the follov ing limned
veutlemon Ui be HI Cabinet:
Ho.v. .1011 N" ADAMS CUMMINS,
Minister of iVcin Affniw. "vico
.loan. Austin, su.., resigned.
(;uI)PIM:Y JIUOWJN. lUq., Min-i.-ter
of Finance, iee Hon. ti. M.
Ifciuun icidgnetl.
Minuter of Interior, vieo Loriin A.
Thurston iciij'iK-d.
AT.Tiiiut v. l'irrr.iiyox. iit-n.,
Attorney-tleni-nil, vie? Clarence V.
Ajhfoid n.'sicm-ii.
IoUni i'aluee, ll'i!auif June J 7,
lsuo. .v2 at-i-ic i:
rr u 3
?rtiltt fRuTTefiit
i'ltilfnl to neither iii nor J'trty,
licit established for the hcnnli of all.
Tl'KSUAY. ,UST. 17, 1HJ0.
UNFAIR REFLECTiOKS.
The Advertiser this morning
makes what cannot be regarded as
otherwise than grossly unfair reller
tions on the Kiug. Its oomplaint is
that Ilia Majc-ly claimed the right
to o outside of the "duminnnt
party" lo select a Cabinet. And it
is insinuated that the King's motive
i-i antagonism to the new (.'oustilu
lion. It is only an insinuation, and
a base one at that, because there
are no facts in the situation to war
rant it.
The "dominant party?" Oiireon
porary all along hold that the ietir
ing Government's- party had the ma
jority in the Legislature. The
National Kefortn parti, as Afr. Mc
Carthy oxpre-scd it the other night,
resigned the claim to having a ma
jority, and conceded the balance of
power to the Independent members,
ilttt if then: were a clear working
majority for the Xnliim.il Keform
parly in the House, there is no obli
gation on the part of His alajcnty
to select Ministers from that patty
in or out of the House, or partly
from within and partly from with
out. There is not a parallel between the
condition here and. those in Kng
Iniul. It is all precedent there, it is
all written law here. The Adver
tiser is conducted by lawyer who
know that Knglih precedent or
example can only be followed when
Hawaiian law tail-, to sotvo iicccj--.iry
purposes. This is the tule
governing the application of the
common law to our jurisprudence,
Mid no lawyer who pau'-e-j to reflect
can honestly appeal to a different
principle in our politics.
Another consideration till more
eliVetually de-tioy- the nUetr.ptod
parallel. Jn J'.ngland the Executive
and the Legislative ate interwoion
:ii the vap and the woof. In Ha
waii the E.sotattno ai d the. Legisla
tive are, hi the fum1inne.nt.nl law, to
be maintained "M-parfite ami dii--tinet."
In Kngland .Ministeis must
lie members of eithti the elective or
the heriditaiy bruneli of parliament.
In Hawaii, and thi- is a point in the
main quculiou hero, there is no re
quirement of a .Minister having s.
legislative constituency, lie takes,
a seat in the Legislature is. officio
and has no popular endorsement
except the support of the lepre-eu-taliveti
ol the people.
Nevertheless, it it is ptoper that
one party should goiem and it in
leally neccfcsuiy I mm Hie fact that
the tenure of a .Ministry hen; de
pends ou the pleaMiie of a majority
of the Legislature- the end is gain
ed without . re-tiicling the King'i
choice of Ministere. hi.s clear prero
gative, to politicians who have been
identified in an active way with tl.o
party lliat has encompassed the fall
of a Ministry. Whenever a man
accepts a Ministerial portfolio at a
change of Government through the
notion of the Legislature, he there
by tacitly identifies himselt with the
"dominant paity," by throwing him
self on the good Rtaees of the majo
rity that compelled the change. It
he has been a neutral towaid par
ties, or even an opponent of the tri
umphant party, he by his accept
ance of olllce chnnges his relatiota.
That is all. He nssumos of his own
accord the full responsibility of a
new attitude. He, in fact, become
identified with the "dominant
party."
Would tlio Ad veitiH-T compel pnr-
jmti i m wwmOfiwtovww wrrtatawww nwwnrg.JEmi.
tiu-. lo remain stationary, that Is,
make no gaiti3 or no louses ? Is a
party not untitled to any advantage
it may gain from tlio tullicjion of
persons who liavo not hitherto run
with it? The Advertiser' whole
contention is absurd in both law antl
common-sense.
TKE NEW CABINET.
The new Ministry has been form
ed and installed. Hon. J. A. Ciun
tnlni is Minister of Foreign Affairs ;
Godfrey Brown, Esq., Minister o(
Vinaneo ; C. 2s. Spencer, User,., Min
ister of the Intctior; A. l Peter
son, Esq., Attorney-General. One
of the gentlemen, Mr. Brown, is not
now to otllce, having formerly occu
pied the posit'ort of Minister of
1'oieign Alfalis. The other three
hold portfolios or the first- time.
Mr. Cummins Is a native Hawaiian,
who has been frequently abroad and
is veil known at home. Mr, Spencer
is a gcntlcmau of long residence
and extensive experience in the
country. Mr. Peterson was deputy
Attorney-General in the preceding
Administration until a few months
ago, "rt)cti he voluntarily resigned.
These gentlemen constitute a con
servative and a largely non-partisan
Cabinet. It tloen not fulfil the pie
dictioiw and forebodings of the radi
cal supporters of the Thurston Min
istry, that in the event of success
the National licfonii party would
place in power an entirely different
set. Everybody is not satisfied, and
cannot be satisfied. JUit taking into
account the many ditTicultios and
cross purposei, refusals and aspira
tions, etc.,the King and his adviser
are to be congratulated on the selec
tions made. The Cabinet is a ufc
one. and the character and record of
its individual members entitles the
whole to public confidence and a
fair trial.
BILL RELATING TO PLANT DIS
EASES. Noble E. Midler's bill "lelating
to the suppression of plant diseases,
blight and insect pests" prmides
for the appointment of throe com
petent persons for each of the. inl
ands of the kingdom having ports
of entiy, t!io shall be designated
"Commissioners of Agriculture."
The duty of these commissioners
shall be "to seek to prevent the in
troduction into this kingdom of any
plant disease, blight or insect posts
injutious to trees, plants, or vegeta
tion ; and to seek to exterminate any
such diseases, etc., now existing or
hereafter introduced." They ar- to
be empowered lo enter upon any
premises where they have reason to
believe there is any tree, plant or
vegetation affected with any disease,
etc., and to cause any tree, etc.,
all'ected to be cleansed or destroy cd,.
and to take all reasonable and proper
steps to prevent the spread of any
such disease. The masteisot vessels
from foreign ports with plants on
board to be landed in the kingdom
are to he required to notify the cus
toms ollleers of the fact on tinival,
and the officers aie to see that plants
art not landed until inspected and
puspt-d by the commissioners. Ulic
commi3r,ioners aro to be empowered
to destroy all dUeased plant".
Tht foregoing are the main points
of the bill, and arc clearly in the
public interest. To Gtippreb. and
prevent plant mid txec diseases is as
important as to suppress and pic-
vi'Ul animal diseases.
TEA.
The Overland Midi of Marth
.?; ways: China tea is in "uch a
bad way that the time eanuot be far
off when cither it will ctase to be of
account in the nation's foreign cum
merce, or the Chinese Government
will bo compelled to lower the transit
and export duties on the olaple
These duties amount lo about JO per
cent, on the value of the tea, and
no doubt they aro a welcome contri
bution to the imperial leventies, see
ing that the annua! expoit of tea
exceeds 200,00(),00o lbs. 15ut tho
producers, who have more fore
thought than the collector of re
eiiue, note th'tt in tint e years tlio
export has declined from i!'Jo mil
lions to 21 1 millions, and they trem
ble for the future, especially when
they observe that I he exports of tea
from India and oilier oountiich have
risen in the Ramo three eur- from
80 million lbs. to liiO million-. The
'lignltieance of these liguros is un
mistakable, and it en mo homo very
practically lo the China exporters
last year, when tea, which they ont
to London at a cost of Is. per lb.,
had to competo there with other
teas of the same quality at jd. In
consequence of this damage to the
trade, the business of glowing and
DAILTl BULLETIN: JiOtfdLU.LtJ, tt, J., .IUK12 iV, 1800.
VMHWl ! WUHfcl. HWilliljHiWlMIJ f HI. JrL!lWlWI
.drying tea is being neglected in the
land of Chang, and many old plant
ers are said to find a more lueiative
employment in the cultivation of the
bamboo. -
noYATr,.iss7;GEs.
The following are the ltoyal iiUu-
nges cent to the Legi-lUive Attem
bly yesteul.t.x and (his uioiniug:
! 1
Toiam Tu-uik, )
Hosoi.ct.u. Juno 10, ISI'0.)
To the I'tcbident, Nchles and llcpte-i-entativrs
of dm I.cgMnlivo A--aembly
ivf the llaweiiau King
dom :
ty command uf I'i .M,ije?ty thv
King 1 have to inform jour honor
able body, that on .Saturday, the 14th
instant, Ids Miuistt.it! returned to him
tltt ir pottfolit s.
I am further tomuMiidu! by His
M:ijesl to ?tato that the reinntioU'
of His MinislciN have been aeeeptetl.
mid by hi? n quest liny will continue
to Jiold ollice, until thur BUccej-.'Ors
arv appointed,
CI. W. M.VC1AUJLNE,
Hi." Majesty's UhambeiViin.
Ioi.a:;i Pai.ack, )
Hokou'U', June 17, lbdO J
To the President, Nobles unil Keprc
sentativei of the J.egi-intivc As
(tmbly of the Hawaiian King
dom ;
ly command of His Majesty the
King I Intvo to infoi in your honor
able body, th.it His Majesty has In eu
pleased to make the following I'abi
nt appointment.:
Minister of Poicign AQairii, Htm
J. A. Cummins.
Minister of Finance, ikdfiey
Urowii, Esq.
Mini-tor of the Interior, t'.'haile
N. spencer, E-q.
Attouiey-Hfiieral, Arthur V. Peter
son, K.-q.
U W, M.u r.un.ANR,
II in .Majesty';. I'harntvrlaiii.
1 ' . ' ' i ' " -
WHAT'S THE MATTER?
Minion Unxr rr.s :
In the name it all that in b 1v,
what if the matter with the Adu-t-tiicr
man? Is he eriy, or what?
iJi-pi ml upon it 'omuthiiig is wrong
with hit) upper stoij, for I van hardly
belioM) that one of the J.iird'a tlio-en
would in his right son-i's bu guilty
of wiiting Mifh ieiotis faUehood-' .te
arc to be found almost di.ily of lute
in the editnii'il columns of tin- Ad
veitifii'r. lleie is n 'ample of dial
stray lamb'- w.iibhugi : ''All think
ing persons iuu( fci 1 Unit the ire
sout situation in Hawaii l- rulieal
The Ministiy has bwi eompelled to
resign, not from nut citor on their
part, ior none his in i-u shown, and
the reports i-o fai made aie c.ndil
itLilo am! among tie nu st dtiuhlc
ever plcseuled lo the L, ;;ilature,
cte. " I am sure thai in ry humane
P'-r-on iu Ihiconnnunity after leid
inj; Hie nbii from ibis morions'
Adverlii r. will eo at om e dial Dr.
Ttiekfr rliouhl ktip an eye upon (he
Atherti-eroljirr mole than lw has-of
Lite, b-foie linnet ;jet too wild
aiouud thoxe diei;i:if;s and roll ipse
altogether. Ohi:ii.
J u tie 10.
MBwrixo xo'nt'K.
'I'llK adji.iinied ineetiiif; i.f lle Hoard
1 of Direclons of tliu Hawaiian Itllle
Association wUl ho held at tin- Hawfitaii
Hotel, TIIIH ."rtiead.i.i ) KVKXIXO, at
7:110 o'clock 1'. 51. A 'lull nUeud'tuee 1
rerntc.vtcd. Jtv illllel-.
.r.'H. .SOPKIM'io'luVui.
.1. ItcnilW l.I.l,, Seeii'laiv." :.8J It
fllOS. JM. HTAUKI2V
TlASbocn aijpoiiited Auent lo take
1 L Aelti
.-uowli'dirujeiits for UUnlet of
HDiiuluhi.
5S-J ill
LOST
DIIATI' .V... 2:tforl(i0oiiSiioekoN
A On,, bv 'J'oriK (Jli .lau ,v Co. in
favor of Quuiiir .''in; A. Co., till- llilh
day of .(line, 130. I'uii-iit hiheen
htuppol. SSI Mt
WANTKD
t Conilivteitt (illl to lakee;ire of a
A elilld :i year- old, and to do liht
hoiisowoili. ilust, eoim; well leeoiu-inu-iided.
Apply to
i!i:s. A. J. OAimVJHOHT, Jit..
Makll.i, oppo. 1'. iM.-li.iit Ui-oiiud.
asl tw
"
WANTI20
A'
OlI'Lto do lh'ht lioii-iwoik ami
to look after a couple of eldldiea
None without behif; wed leeoiiiniemled
need apply. Call on Mi. C. O. Hoiirer,
eoiner Ueie tarda and Puliation i-nooK
577 If
XOTIUJj.
A1
LL el'.iuis aijidiit the "Iloinilnlu.
D.lli v" to June 1, ISM, mutt be
left at the ofllii) of .f. A. Ma'ion wlililn
TiOdajs froui dale. .Me i. ilem-ti v
ilacob-en are autlioih-ed to enlleet a I
bills due the ' llonolu'u Palrv" from
.Mai I, ts;,o.
J. I. IiO.-,i:,IT,.T..
I'ropiletor.
llouohilii,,1iuif II, 1-DO. :.!0 tt
I'lSAliK !
PARTIES ile-libi' Aioerelo Tears hi
ipi.iiuliie. of not lesi ilmu 50 will
ple-iMj addierv.
T.. 'iriiNKJt.
S77w illiti, naw.tll.
L'Olf RALIS
i O S'Ol.L'ilKS Kneyehipiedla Itrltan
1 ,i iilea, .Muroeeo bound, hi paid
eomlitiuu, novel- ir-i.i. Appi.i
oillee.
at this
f,7Ulf
FOJi S.VLH CHEAP
ACOMPI.r.Ti: vunlt for making and
ilipen-liit: riirhoiinted heioraii'H.
all In ijtiod older.
Att.il,
O. JIKI.VF.OKK.
W'dohiuu, IlniVull.
e:i sm
Auction Saks by James F. Morgan.
AUCTION SAIJE
IflorflilikM:
have recoiled tii'truetlons from Mu.
J. V. UQWWAl, to sell at
Public Auction,
On WEDNESDAY, Juno 18th,
AT t O'CLOCK. AOOX.
At stables at re.ir of the. olllre of .1. I.
iK'WiCtt. Sr.. Queen street, the
following Miluable
W1ARHS& COLTS
1st, Tlie Thompson Mare Kilty,
In foal to Vendue.
This Mare was formerly the piopetti of
Ainasa Pratt, lu., and is one of
the rilirst diiilug Mates lu the
country.
2d. The BelniCDt Mare Nelly,
With 1 Month Old Colt by Venture.
Xelly li brolreti to harness, i n splci)
illd iinliual. kind iilitl gentle, rililt
can he dilveii by a lady with p-r-fi
ol -afoij .
3d, t Boswell Colt,
Nearly 'A Years Old.
Has b en handled, and I' a line ani
mal. 4th. 1 Ivanhoe Coll,
1 1 Months Old.
o!h, 1 Venture Colt,
:t Year; Old.
lirijlti'ii to tun nets, Tut
ever ofl'eteilat aiietluu.
line-
Colt
'tlie Auelhitioer calls .p'-elal atten
tion to lids nlo of valuable 'sinek,
beln; the ilncsi and mo-t eorvieealile
lot of Mock offen.'d at nlletinli. 'J'lm
Hoi'se.s i. in be seen at the lesldenee ot
Mr. .1. V. Howlei, Kbit; street.
Jer 1'or further parileulars appli to
J AS. F. MORGAN,
fi'.'i td Atlelloiiuer.
Seat Cattle I
On 31UXl).Vy, .July
551l.
Ihfle
will be Nild at Public Auction,
at Kaliikliiiil, Maul,
100 M COWS k Ofc,
MOTtE or LKHS.
rrT" A food upportimilv ro pioeure
fine -lee!,; ' .i71i lm
Hawaiian jockey club,
rpjlK following uoniiiiailnn will eloe
Ji.lif !!tl. 1HD0:
riilurity Stakes ol 18f2 I'm I Jn wall an
hied a .iear old. A Swtepstake of f."iO
as follnws: J,.", on Nomination. &10
.lanilan 1. l'l. 910 duly 1, It'.n, S2.1
.tnimai.i 1. 1M:.
H3iv:lian Ocrliy of 1803- I'nr llawall'in
In cd it i ear old. A sjW'.ep-ial.e uf tJflri
a- foll'iMs; $-, on Niiiiiliiiillnii. ylo
Jaiiuan 1, l'.ll, WO July 1. 1WH. &
.laiinarv 1, Is'.U, 9t() .lami.itv I. lfi'j;!.
!. O. P.KHC8KI!.
."! Id ;-. i roituy.
lloisci & iMuloa For Snlo.
l ' JMli: lolluii Inn de-lrtihl nni-
$& m:,ls wiU '"' v"ia iv" u b,ir"
J&JlL isilti. to wb; II I'iiin Young
Hoie-, ! Young .Mules, -iied hi the
Kentucky ,lael "Hluelici," II Miocd
.Mine-, exneeted -hoillv tu bale .Mule
to.il!. Aiilvto
ALl'ItKUMAtiliON.
."!) tf -l-i Mercli.int s n-et, llnuoliilu.
TO LI5T
V a. A UOlrfK ivli
m$m y- !",a '',th'
tSSSs ner (if Iteietaiiii
lJOlrfK with 7 rooniK
on the enr
aiul l'en-a-
enhi streuis. Cur.s piMs the donr. Ap
ply at this oillee. ., .")l If
TO 1AW
&&&T
'UK Two-tori i irk-
I'.ullillie' uow u-ed s
tlie. olllce ol thn llawuliiii
Tiiiuiiiuvit ( ii fl.'d). on Klui' httunl.
uitalilo either lor an oillee or .-line.
Apply on ilie pieiuUe,- .'ir'.l ill
TO LET or LIS ASK
A,t A T'Hi: Jtcftidenrn or Mi-. A.
'WlTtSa L Loi,'', in Pauoa Valley.
lH Ani.lv to"
$
DAVIH l VYTUN.
!H Klmjst., oier.l. Noll's -loru.
,71 tf
TO UKNT r .jKAKI:
'PI I AT di-lrable Piemboi.
1 on l-'ol't stieot, lu the
Melnerny Illoek."' leeeiilly
oeeiipled b.i .1. .. h. Williams, tuliahle
for ollk-u or Moio. oi- lutoriuatloii
apply to oillee Wuloii Irou Woik, Ks
iilauado, 01 to
Sft'J I in A. V. .". M 1 1.LIAMS.
NOTICE.
IWII.l. nor ha le.spnii.-ible (or any
hills against Ihu .Stoauier Aka
uial" iiido.-.s iueurieil by my written
older. . P. (A.STId:.
Honolulu, .lune 7, IWHi. foe 1 1
NOTICE.
VTOTIOi: is- heifby given Hull Mr. T.
1 .1. Kluj; lin been appolnled man
ager nf the lVoplo'n leu A. Kefilgorat
Ing Co. The otllen of Ihe Compaiiy has
bnoli moved lo the oillee-, of Clliis. T.
liullek, Kisi., !lh .Merehaiit htioel. Mu
tual TelephoncXo. l :','.( t ItellTelephoue
No. Ills. li.lM.biSTI.r.,
Heeri'tury P. 1. A It. Co.
Honolulu, .lime ic, 190. - 5i 5t
i
MMg.Tiniiv.lmt"Wiwcttfarw.tiE una
Cash Assets,
KICfilAEtli) X,
&& I-'or full particulars apply to
Dcc-24-S'J
Fresh Cakes,
alu
I I I i lit MIWIMM.IMMMiMlllMMIMIIWM.MltliiMIM)lMMMlMW
ttat? Q cu sy tss KBUtaaiMH a siaaitvi 'ii7ii a bb
PI
&
Jumbles, Coffee Cokes, Crackers,
3f And will be DEMVKltED VltLK of CHAUCJK to any
mr.r. or kascici
Colli e, Tea, Chocolate A Milk,
Steaks, Chop;), l'ir-h, Ham & Kf;ij,
Oyater
Sc
Oiitis-iV
FM tlUiOM
?i:ra
"W
rat
El IIBrB
TA-HITI : LEIVIOWAOE,
flll HRPAM --mi- PS SSI MM
Sole Proprictora of BAILEE'S SARSAPAHILLA & IRON WATEK,
Giisir Me, Hop Alt, GreiMiiie, fiasiiiierryaiis, SarsapBrilla, Mineral MnM
teir All i4niniutihMitloiiR
8Sfl lm
FM'Mo!ia?diiloii
Tbo A ) MSfiiiu..lilit
Sagami Marti'
2,000 Tou-i.
Will leav, llfl lollllu tor Hi.' l.liuve (III
nil O,- III Olll
Jt U2 JO Oi li.
Uf Kin fieielii ii pi ?; lnili'i'
I 1'fiior ei.li'n nml -'i.-iaj.. i iieoiiiiii"
,. i Inn1, apply to
.Mil
Aui-ir.s
Electricity is Life !
MANY persons ilnd tt nuideralo up
plloatloii of ICIectrlelli Item-llelal.
liloeirleity Mimelluie.-, euro- and neatly
alwa.is lieaietlls Klif iim.ill-m, Nciiirillii.
luillxesllrm, Kie.. and nei- like a lonle
aud is lei v be nelieiiil III easi- of fjoiu-ial
lloliilltj. "(io In
Charles Phillips',
On Quc'ii Street,
And fjrt an Kleelrle Shook by diuppiiij
a.Niccollii thn -lot. Can lie ivRiilttteii
lu isuit the di'llcaie a-, well as the siron.
Tliem I- a'so one of theo Kleetilo
iMaehbifs at Young Nap'-, em nor of
Iliiigaiid Itelliel Mnel-. Wl lm
VETEltlNAIiV!
V. .'. ItOWAT, V. tf., lm? ii-Mimed
piaetlee. Otllei: al the Hawaiian
Hotel tflable. W! lw
Dr. ILISSltl CJ. 31u(JEW.
Al'TKIt air nb-oiieu of four ,i ears in
Pails, has leliuned to hU huiiio
on the IkIiiiiiIs, for thn pnrpn-u ol ie
blliullig the piaetlee of liieilhlne. lie
may be found at Ids old oillee on Hotel
street between 1'nit mid Al.ikea Mieels.
Olllce hours fuuu M to 11 a. m., mid 'J lo
lnml ti ttijlVM. fi" lm
Powoll'.s UujrfjiiK'o Expvos.s.
IAS. I'OWKI.l.. fin molly employed
J at I'iiIoii Feed Co. for M'leral
.lo.iie, liaihijg gone into the baggage
o.Nplivs hll-iniSs, -ollclls piiiiouage.
bland, coiner of King and lletutd
Mini's. Ordern oaii he left at Young
Nap'telgar -land, ll.iggage dollvered
wlili protiipine.t uuil can- lo imv iMiri
ofeltv, juiii'7-UU
Guaranteed Bonds
ISSUED BY THE
SECURITY:
HuL'UitUY, riVNiiteut.
teJ.
(joueral
MJITAN1I ss'i,,s.c:i!:rB
ALWAYS O.N JIAN'I) AND TO OUDMK
Pies,
iroin 11:!( a. m.
aIATTtfA (7f liTtKKs" OF
TELEPHONE 297.
Buns, Rolls,
Fancy
aiut ril(rH shotthl bo (th!rt'Hs'il to
BENSON, SMITH &.CO.,
nrjati" u K2mim!MLiFWMmvtm.rvM
.'a
Hallux lemoved our SOD.V WOKKS lo moie com modioli tititti tori at
(Near the CiiMotn Honso)
We aio now prepaieil to fuinifh at r.hort notiee. and of prime ipialily, any
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Apple Cider.
(Villi: neliipiveli the HYATT ITItK WATKK HY.STKM.
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FIGURED INDIA SILKS !
TIMi I..V1K5KRT and MOHT CO.MIM.KTI-: STUCK OK
FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS !
CJBT" No. 2 Patleiui! alike. Fashionable DidtMimking upMaiii SfiS
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Oucthird tlio Prico of the Royal !
Every Houaokoepor Should Uae It !
(CfiT AHaiingof 3:i IVt-Ceiil in Col ami Quality the Very Het.t.
SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
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Dr. A. H. CAUTI511
II AS lemoved hU oillee lo No. :i.H
L Itoiflaiil.i, hfiwofii Koit and
Niiniuiii Mieets- Oillee hour-: UriMto
II a. M, and Stn t, and 7 to S e. ai,
Mutual Tilephoiu' No, '1'jri, 570 lm
Ovor (1)130,000,000
33. rOfcS'ld,
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
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part of the city.
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Chas. J. FISHEL'S,
Leading Millinery Iouso, Comer l'tutt Holel sis.
HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
i:.elusivo AgeiiU for I ho Hawaiian UIaiiiIh.
Dr. A. LUTZ
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Iteietaiiln. hi'tween Port and Kuuami
Mieeis. Mutufil Telfplinne Nos. ail'j
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