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BY AUTHORITY.
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Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.
Household Furniture
Guaranteed Bonds
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3rt Bislricl, lsl Precinct
Inspectors of the )il District, 1st
Piocinct, will hold a nieoling at tho
Honolulu Itilles Armory, on Hero
tnnia street, WEDNESDAY, July
iinil, from 7 to f) t. m.
F. TU15RILL,
Ohairiiian Hoard of Inspectors.
o!)l 2t
lstJislrlcUsLPreciict.
Tin Inspectors of Iho 1st. District,
1st. Piccinct, will hold meetings on
July 2nd, and Hid, fiom 4 to 8
o'clock v. (., ul tho Government
Nurseiy, foi tho purposo of making
any addition oi ch.uigos to tho pie-
sent loc'istcr.
E. U. SOHUMAN,
J. LUCAS,
W3Ul J. CAMAKA, Jn.
Registration Notice !
2nd Dislrict, 1st Precinct.
Tin' Inspectors of (lie 2nd District,
lbt Pncinct, will bold a meeting at
W.iter Office. Nuiunu f-ticot, on
THURSDAY. .lul. 3, IS'JO, Loin -1
to 7 p. in., foi the pin pose of logislcr-
ing votcis and correcting the legistu
ALFRED W. CARTElt,
Chairman Iionicl of Inspectors.
f.92 Ul
2ufl Bistrict, 2M PreciBct.
A meeting of the Boaid ot liihpec
tots ot Election of above Precinct,
will be held at the rolling place,
(lion. W. II, Rico's barn), School
street, on TI1UKSDAY, July :hd,
f i oni -1 to 8 i m., fur tho purpose ot
correcting tin h-t of voters for
Nobles.
JONATHAN UXV,
592 tI Cliaiinuii.
igisirsiion Notice!
3rd Dislriot, 2nd Precinct.
Tlie Inspector, of the Hid DWriel,
2nd Pifoinct, will hold a meeting at
Aliiohmi lialc, on TIIUESDA Y, July
I!, 1890, from :t to (i p. m for the
purpose ot registfiing votcis and
oiiccling the register.
HENRY SMITH.
rh.iiirii.iullo.Hi of Inpretor.
.-192 Ul
ffi DisiiUst Precinct.
Tho Inspecting ul tin let Precinct,
Fourth Hit 1 1 id, will hold meetings
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
INGS, 'lid and llli July, from (i to 9
o'clock, .ilVhin.i Engine House, Ma-unnk-oa.
Stitet, lnr tho puipn-c of
making any .tddiliuiis oi changes to
the picorit l.Vgiitcr of Voters for
Nubles.
.1. A. ME1111TENS,
Chairman
SAMMAHELONA,
SAM DWIG1IT,
591 Id Inspectors.
'
istretion Notice !
s
dlh Diitriet , SJiid Precinct.
The Insioctoi. of Election for tho
abovo iiJiued Piccinct will bo in at
tendance at the Hell Tower, on
WEDXE--.DAY, July 2nd, fiom Ho
S i'. m., foi tho purpofeo of registeiing'
new voter-1 and con (cling the re
t-n-tiv. C T. EODUEJt.S,
Cb'iiim.in Hoard orinspecliiis
r,92 -it
.Water Notice.
Hi accmd.tncc with Sec. I, oi Chap
tti N.XVn.of thoLiwflof 18S(i.
All pvihOMo holding wiilei juivilcgiB
ot Iho-i! pnjiiig water i.itcs,aro hno
by notified lhat the water rntcrf for
the term ending December 'M, 1890,
will bo duo and avublu at tho oltlco
nf tho Honolulu Waterwoike, on tliu
liirt day of Jul), 1MI0.
All Hticli ratcfi lenmining unpaid
for llfteen days after they are due,
will bo subject lo an additional 10
per cent.
Pai ties paying rates will phaMi
bring their hint recciptb.
It.ttcs aro payable at tho office- of
tho Watenvoiks in the Kapuaivva
building.
Tho btatuto allow lug no dixcretion,
btriel onfoiccnieut of this clause will
be made,
01IAB. U. WILSON,
Kuj)t. lion, Watenvoiks.
Honolulu, June 10, 1890.
593 2w
Pledged to neither Sect nor Parlft
Hut cstabUihtil for thf benrlit of all.
TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1890.
According to the Advertiser, "air.
Young represents Hawaii progres
sive, and Mr. Horger is llic ropie
sentatlve of Hawaii retrogiessivo."
Thct e lb another and more correct
t ay of putting the matter. It Is
this: Whatever accords with the
Advertiser policy, though it he thu
imprisonment of Galileo for holding
llut the wot Id is a splieio, is "pro
gressive;" but anything and every
thing not approved 'Of by the Ad
vertiser is "retrogressive!" Foi
tunately, tho country is not com
pelled by the Consitutlou nor by an
Act of the Legislature to accept the
Advciti3er's dictum as to what is
progressive and what rcttogcossivo.
In truth, Mr. Ucrger is a progres
sive man allied to a piogtcssivo
part-.
Tho fact that Representative Ka
lua lias given notice of an Act to
authorize His Majesty to call a Con
stitutional Convention, is interpre
ted by tlie Advci User to mean that
"the National party has at last
shown its band." A few days ago
that paper held that the National
Reform patty was nothing nioie
than a. iahhle which intended to
smash up everything and hud
everybody. Yesterday it "frankly
and cordially admitted that many
ot the members elected by that
party arc both honcstaiid patriotic."
To-daj it finds that the party's hand
N shown when one of the members
gives notice of a bill authorizing
the calling of a Constitutional Con
vention. Ileie we have a graduated
scale that 1 ads from bad to bettor.
There arc no such ftightful calami
tics in that "hand" as have been
predicted would follow the acquire
ment of control by the National Uo
forui paiiy.
A MECHANIC'S TESTIMONY.
Ehitoh BrixcTix:
In justice to an honest and up
right man and for the purpose, if
possible, of sotting aside a fake im
pression existing among a certain
few mechanics in town, I would like
to state a few facts and solid truths
about Mr. Alexander Young, Man
ager Honolulu lion Woiks.
Over twenty .3 ears ago, when
Mr. Young took charge of the
Works, what were they? Simply a
one-horse concern, and a very poor
horse at that. Take the year 1870 :
the pay roll of the Wotks was SloOO
per mouth. To-day and for some
yeais the average pay roll has been
about 11,000 per month quite a
uhaugc, 1 should think. The pay of
natives then working in the Woiks
was 01 per day. Now natives arc
paid from S.S per week up to S27.
Hut in busy times they ofleu make
fiom 00 to -10 per cent, inoic.
Tw enty years ago theic wero S na
tives working in the Works. To
day theie are over 100. These na
tives ate not all merely Iaboiers.
but are employed as mechanics and
clerks in each and eveiy depail
menr. The llonliilu lion Woiks have not
swelled to their present magnitude
without strenuous oxeitions, as for
eign countiies have all along battled
for this trade, and it has been a
hard light for many years to keep
the work here. How has the noik
been kept hcie?
Firstly, llettcr work.
.Secondly. Mr. Young' own im
proved patent machinery, which is
recognized all over tlie sugjr glow
ing countries as the best.
Thirdly. Tho eonectncss and
promptness of all woik taken.
Fourthly. In ea'j of a break
down no waiting, but onl a delay
of a few days, till everything is
again in motion.
Just think of the fact of about
&170,0()0 paid out in one- car for
labor alone in one iustitiiiisii going
broadcast among tho people. Is
there anything 111 town to com
pare to it? I have lieaid lately a
great deal of growling among me
chanics about Mr. Young. I
ask the growlers to mention one
man in this countiy who has been a
better friend to the mechanic than
Mr. Young. You can't 13 nil one.
As an employee of thollonolulu Iron
Works, I write tins in fairness to a
man whom every mechanic ought to
icspect. If any man in town wishes
any further facts, I would be most
happy to furnish him with them. I
beg also to state that Air. Young
knows nothing about my action in
Ibis matter. II. (J. Hun,
Pattern Maker.
Honolulu Iron Woiks.
Honolulu, July 1.
HOUSE AND LOBBY.
Col, Clans HpiecKolu visited Hid
Hotiso ycBterday afternoon, and vvab
cordially gieetcd by Miiihtoi Cum
mins, Mr. AV. 0. Smitli, an old legislative
warhomo, wau pieucnt during the
military blowoff this inornjug.
On WEDNESDAY, July S,
AT 10 O'CLOCK ;V. 31..
At the. rctilcnre of Rr.v. W. C. SiKll-
H1TT, Puliation College. I will
soil at Public Auction,
Tho Entire Househ'ld Furnituie,
CoinprMng In pint
HW.UiiMmttrloriii
It. W.Maiblotop Tables,
Center & Sofa Hugs,
T . V. Com. Uool.c.no & Dek,
1 Rogers Group of Statuary,
"The Favoted scholar."
1 Maibto Clock,
2 Webster's Un.ibihlgcd Dictiona
ries
B. W. & Wicker Kockora,
Deemated JlanghigL'impsXCh'iii-
ilellei,
1 lbuuKoine Koa Ihuikease.
Di.iwbig-iootu Pouleiei. I. ice
Curtains,
3 B.W. Marbletop Bedroom Sets,
IlalrMiittriiiM',
Woven Who Maltr.il"-o.
31. V. Kevolvlnir lJonki.ise,
1 II. W.Oillee Table,
1 Kevol. Office Chair,
S Voj. Jobns-nii V,w clopedia.
IVoK. J'eliafi'-Ileivo J3m.'iclope-
di.i,
1 MiiglcT.inteinA Vlcvvi. Ali',
1 Lady's Saddle Horse,
IS Hoi-e, biol.en to ibive double;
1 l-.eiii Ohl Coir.
1 PlMUon, lu good older;
2 Large Omiiibusses,
1 "-lit- Saddle. 1 Mexican Saddle,
Mt-, II-u iip , lite.. Die.
S?" I'reinlje w II be open for hi-pce-tiou
on Tiic-d ly. Julv lt. iiota 0 m.
to 3 v. i!
JAR. i HJOUGAN,
5!i7 flt Auctioned.
TaiWoWingKee,
I!o.3GKuaiauSt. P. 0. Dot 2G7.
Boot and Shoe Store.
Having had 1(1 jtar- experience in
the bus! ncs, I am pivparcd tomiiiu
facturo to older f.ibluon iblc hniirt--ew
oil Ladies & Gentlemen's Hoots &
Shoos. AIo. rieiich it Amcilc.ui Boots
& Shoes received by eveiy bteiiuier.
Prices re.ion.iI)le. 1 s-dieir your pat
ronage. ' Mi :;m
JVOTIUK.
DUJtINO niv ab-ciice Irom tho King
dom Mr. Pttct D.iltou will mtend
to niv feadillc and h.uiie-s lmtiiio-s.
niEU phi lp.
Honolulu, July 1 , l&'iO. 591 HI
notici:.
w,r Ihefete.tin T. iiincli 'Vasi"
35rS- will hear Itiewei'u Wli.uf,
SSi at I o'elook i. w., to eon
ey pusengeri airniiiil the omiifc of
i.ico between the I hnihston-.Veolii
baigc. Faie, 5u cents. For aiuiitfe
meuis jpp'j to
E. K JtYVX.
oiH 2t Fl-li Miiiket.
SteaiiMM W:iiiumt:i!u.
j. r- riHE Stennici Wahn.inalo
Sa?ffi3 I will all for W.il.ilua
ai2f and Walauae. Monday,
June 30lb, ThuiSil.iy. Julv nrd, at 'J
a. a! , aud .MoiiU.iv. and 'I liiusdiiyc
theie.'ftci. ,V.il Iw"
3SOTICE.
..-i' i iu. an oi .niiy i.iuiiiir
.''?&;S'3
-. --j-T K .... .". -
on Fiidav, the steamer
a. . J, . . i.
Kliiau" will mil on MON-
I'AY-MOlES'IXfJ, at 10 o'clock, Julv
7th, 1500.
o87.lvv WH.DEU'S b. &. CO.
WANTED
TWO I'llidit and Polite Vmniii .Men
I to wen K on die switchboild nf the
ie switchboild nf
Co. Apply in
O. O. Ul'ltGElt.
Mutual Telephone Co. A pply to
531 If
'jeeietiu.v .
"WANTED
ACilHLto do light hu'i'-civoil. and
to look alter a couple of ehildien
None without being well recommended
need apply. Call on Mir.. O, 0. lietger,
coiner IScretania ami Puliation s-ueels.
577 tf
XOT1CIS to CltEDITOltS.
ALL per?oni on (halt-land of Oahu,
Alolokai and Maui, having claims
agniiif-l the Hawaiian Pnciilc Citblo Co.
ate irqnetted to pioent thu riainn for
ndjiibliiieiit inW.O, Smith, Aitoine,
onorljoroio.lulvi.', 18!U).
J. S. IIAUTIIOLOMEW,
fill! Iw l'ic8hleiit.v,Ticqmer.
MEETING NOTICE.
A SPECIAL meeting of i-toekholdeis
of Iho Hawaiian PnelllcCablo Co.
will bo held on TlU'HSl'AY, July '.I,
lh!)0, at (ho hour of 10 o'clock . ji., at
lhu olllco of J, A. Magoon, Attorney,
Honolulu, If. I., to volo upon a piopo
sltlon to uioilgage the jiiopeity for eon
fetiuetloh opensvR. 'Hits e ill i-i under
Aitiele" of the llyc-lawc. A full at
tendance ih icnui'i-lud.
J. S. IIAUTIIOLOMEW,
501 Id Picsldent (fc'l'ie,if.uier.
Meeting of SLoclcholderH.
TCTOTrCE lHheieby glvtp Hint a po
L vial meeting of the Hocl.hohlciri
of the Oahu Kullvvay it Land Co. will
be held at tho olllco of the Company on
TUUKSDAY, July 17(h, IK'.iO. at a
o'clock' i. si., for the pin pose of accept
ing the load fiom (ho contractor, and
mounding thu by-law s.
Uy oi dor of tho Piesidnnt.
W. G. AhflLEY,
W0 td Secretary.
A Mie9 Meeting ot tho
REFORM PARTY
Will be held at the
Honolulu Rifles Anaorj
UuicUiih Sticct,
TQ-HORROW : BY1INB,
(Wednesday)
.? ?::. O'RX.OCIi.
5SF Hou. Alex. Young and othr-is
will speak. 5111 Ut
Hurrah or tlie 4th of July 1
GRAND EXCURSION
o Hear Harbor!
TJtAiyiWTLL LEVVE HOXObUI.U
at jA.Vt.8A, M., !) A. M 10 A. M.,
31 A. 31 , TJ JI 1 V. M , '.' 1'. M., ft
p. :i., 1 i. m., and ." r m.
TBA1XS WILLLEAVE PE.VIU. CITY
iltS A. At . !) A. M., 10 V. t., 11 A. At.,
32 M .1 1". Al.. 2 1. M.Jl-.M.,-! I M
."i l' m., and C i' m
A Datachnient oi lhe Royal Kdrf. Bind
AVill bo iu attendance .it
Remond Grove !
For the beiiellt of those who wlrh to
dance.
Popular Rates ! Round Trip Tickets I
Adldt'! : ; : :
UlilMien (under 10 y. old)
."0 Cents
25 Cents
BQy A Speei'il Train w ill rim between
Pe.ul City and lloaouliull. Tickets foi
ale at Peai 1 City. 504 td
KOYAL
mm OPERA. BOOSE
L. .1. Lkvi.v, :
Cl.lll PlIII.LII'i,
f,rsi e.
JlANMiLU.
EngagOEeat 3,xtr8ordli!arr! For a SLo t o ud
Only!
Tif oli llutj Comj'y
ICiclliug Bios, ite J. ,L IJviii. fiopiie-
loi-, (Of the TivoliTlicuie,
,-.m Fi.iiiei-co.)
Grand Opening Ifiglil,!
On Saturday, : July 0, IS90.
Iu the Gieat London & New York Sur-
ccsj, the IUu!efjiie Comedy
iu 1 Act-, eutltlul:
The Company is compo.iil ot the
following well-Unown Aitlt:
MIs Him n don,
Mi. ll.ii ry V.ull,
Ml. .Tin, Coiiueis,
Mr. .Iih. UiiUlle,
Mr. Ceo. Welch.
All-S lioins,
MUs Hell,
Ml-slteiiiici,
Mi-3 Ilelden.
Mr. limy lines,
li . Iluny Mooie, Mr. J. Ily.ni
5? Umial Pi Ice-! Jo I'lan open at
the olllee of L, J. Levev'h on Wedne--U.iy,
July 2nil, at 'J o'clock a. m. V.).l id
XOTICL'.'
ALL pi hate billd ag.ilnt me inut
be pic-ented for payment before
July 15, 1890, or else the kiiiio will not
ho paid, dm big my nbbeaco fiom ibis
Kingdom.
iV.i3:H S. EIIJILICH.
NOTICE?
ALL bills ow In-,' to S, Elulieh. Pio
piletorof tho Temple of Fachlou,
and now (Standing live inontlis and ovei,
if not bellied befoto the ilid of July,
will then be pi iced in (he hands of a
collector. 5'J at
WANTED at ONCE !
COT PAGE within two
bimBr'V c or thtco blocks fioia
ffi3?Kr'Jia the coiner of Foi land Hotel
stieets, suitable for tbice gent lemon for
hoiisrkui-piiig, Addicts 'P. O. Iox
No. 2i)7." 5'jO if
TO LET
na.A A HOUSE with 7 rooms
Kgtjfii-,3 l and bath, on flmcor
SSSilU ner of Iteictanla aud 1'em.a-
colafitieets. Cat i jiass tho door, Ap
plv at tbla olllee. fiRUf
TO LET or LEASE
rpiIE Kesldenoo of Mrs. A.
JL Long, lu Pauo.i Valley.
Apply to
I'AVlli lAV'll'.,
01 King St., over J.Nott'sntoie.
571 tf
TO KENT or LEA SID
rpiIAT destrabjo Premises
km jl on rorr fctieut, in tuo
aSSfl'tMelnciny Block-." recently
occupied by J. N. H. Willi, huh, Miltahlo
for oltlco or htoro. For information
imply to olllee Union lion Woiks, Erf
plauade, or to
6W lm J. .V. 8. WILLIAMS.
I
SIBiit
. . -w .fj k
Gash Assets,
bfr Vvv full ptullcitlars apply to
Det-24-8l)
;resh Gakesj
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&
Jumbles, Coifee Cakes, Crackers,
r And will be DEL1VEKED VHEE i.f OtlAItQE to any
WILL r JT'AItii::
Coffee, Tea, Chocolate i Milk,
StPdkhj Chopi, Fiijb, Ham A, r.u,,''
Ovutii
83-
OiaiiiOi
rfiUITI
5I.
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feaildi! Q $ a aBKE Sat
TAHITI :
Sole Proprietors of BAILEY'S SAESAPAEILLA & IRON WAT EH,
.Giiipr All, Hoi Ms, Rronadinc, RasDbqrryafie, Sarsaiarllla, Miiml Wili Etc.
1SLEPHONE 297.
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03? All I'omjuuuiciitions Mini orduiH almuUl ha addrcsiRPd to
B15NSON, SMITH & CO.,
:kS0 Jm.
"a,
?
ree
i o:i Tin
Fcivrtli of July.
The Jlue-t m-IcliIoii of I'll. v r.tl.n .til
luv. n tin ?'ilc ar Atu tlon Itoiims ,,f
.la-,. T. Moigui, The it-.-
soitmeiit IihiIihIlS- !
tl.ukipilu Jtoeki-t-,
illov. Tree ltnckcU,
Japanese Day & Nijlit Shells,
Wnli'i Volcanoes,
Sea Serpeult',
FlraiFi.DifiiBiifils,
Japanese. Flguie ltidoono..
Auliual linloona,
Large 20-ft. Baloons,
i:te... Etc., l:tc. Etc
lrloco xtt!iioiiailo t
JAS. P. MORGAN.
1-7TC 1800
Hnrrali for tie llli !
A Nice Assortment of Callfuiulu
FIREWORKS
ltoiuan Cnudlei,
Sky Hocketc,
Bengoltifi,
Tlianglo WIiucIa,
Flower Pois, BIub lite,
Double lleadeis.
btar Minits,
Tin Foil Tin petloiH.
Etc., Elo , Etc.
ALL at LOW tPRICES
To cloto consignment.
f&- Boxen coutulnlng 1B0 pieces, ah
hoi led, forifU., at
Lewis J, Levey's Auction Rooms
687 lOt
OXT- IVJETW YOKK
SECURITY:
.
i
JtlCHAEm A. 32cCUHM President.
5S.
General
wuoa jn u w ji a t fiiLir.
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ALWAYS ON HAND AND TO ORDEli
Piss, Biins, Roils,
CI 6" V-fe vTa "W7
i
-- o-
iVoim 1 1:?T n. m. to
13 A. 1 2 JJL C V - to 3 a n
ma nuk a can riiE RS
Op
L E M O
3ajOM B
Ifl-:
9 H M H . ?
M1 .jl v jr
1 .?C L.?J a.-Ullgn KZi4!2Zit
Aa-ents.
REMOVAL!
ILivint; iemnv.il not Sol)A WORKS lo moie connnodious riiiaiteii at
(Near I lie Custom House)
i Wt- ate iiovy piejui'i.l ti. fuiniih at
! in the ft.lluvvini; High
GSCSER ALE,
Ii
VHroo ftmmi U
, UWUUl, UUIilUiJ. UUUWUUIIJ Ul UiOQHI
FuiBuparilhi, Sarcaparilla & Irou Water, and Crab
Apple Cider.
U-iug i-.elui,ivcdy (be HYATT PURE WATER SYSTEM.
71-SBOTH TELEPHONESBS71
MHI'8' H'8'ItKK'il'.
FIGURED INDIA SILKS 1
THE LAltGEST and .MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS !
ffy .''" " T'Pra ko- Fnsbioniiblu Dressniaking upstuits j$
Without a Uival in Vrieo & Quality !
One-third (ho PrJoe of the Royal J
Evory Houaokoopor Should Use It !
ijeS" A Having nl 311 Pei Cent in Cost and Quality tho Very Heat. Jg3
SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
""I ''" -'' Exclusive Agcnta for tho llawalian Islandn.
Dr. A. B, CARTEK
HAS lenioved hh odleo to No. 1)8
Bi'ictanlu, between Fort ami
Xuuunu Htrcciti,' Olllco Iiouih; OstiOto
11 A. M-. and 2 in 4, and 7 to 8 I, it.
Mutual Telephone No. 32. r70 lm
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UVOi ipJ,UUUUU)UUU
.IB. JLSOtej:,
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
Etc., Ktc.
pait of the city, .f
Htcwp, SouEed PigV Feil, Etc,
1 l. kl.
-o r .
M A
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hhort notice, and of prime quality, any
Class Aeialed Beverages;
nour imtintr 'nn Piinnm U
9
HONOBiHIB.H.
AT
Libtj LtLij
Op
&9
tj j K jg, rfs no, ga
razlBfia u PEJh1
Chas. J. FBSMEL'S,
Leading Millinery House, Corner Foit & Hotel sta.
Dr. A. LU'JZ
WILL havo ofllco hoprs from 8 to
a. si. and -1 to ft i. m at No. 'M
lU'tctanlii, between Fort aud Niiuauti
sti eats. Mutual Telephone No. aOi!
anil 17U, f.70 Jm
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