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SUPREME COURT.
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THURSDAY, NOV. in.
In ro calnte of 0. II. Nleholl of
Honolulu, Oahu, deceased, intes
tate. Petition of J. J. Lcckcr, ad
ministrator, for allowance of account
and discharge. Ordered tlmt ac
couct bo allowed and administrator
discharged nnd there being no pro
perty no order relating thereto is
made. Receipts, S1G8.50; pay
ments, 81110 ; balance, 8017.50.
XV. 0. Smith forpetitioner.
In re estato of W. R. Seal of Ho
nolulu, Oahu, deceased, testate.
Petition of Helen M. Seal for pro
bate of will and letters testamentary.
Ordered that the will bo admitted to
probate and that letters testamentary
bo issued to petitioner without bonds.
XV. II. Onsllo for petitioner.
A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.
Editor Bulletin:
Some members of the Legislature
are working hard to pile restrictions
on tho planter in the matter of
labor, Chinese or otherwise., why,
wo should like to know? Have wo
not built up tho country, kept labor
down, provided handsomely for the
Piotestant religion, tho development
of the true as against tho false, pro
cured nurses at low wages for ninny
families by our system of immigra
tion? We have; and of courbo we
have made money, what else was to
be expected? Was it supposed wo
and our children wcie to resile in
this trying climate without all the
elegancies of life, without elegant
homes, fast horses, pianos and va
rious delicacies to while away tho
tedious hours between our trip to
Europe or America, without which
recuperation wo would have found
it impossible to continue to build up
this land and it interests, moral, in
tellectual and social?
Of course we have made money,
and intend to make more. Are wo
to be thwarted in the grand object
we have always kept steadily in
view, building up tho countiy, keep
ing wages of Asiatics low, reducing
the expenses of the workinginan by
providing him with cheap tailors,
shoemakers, haberdashers, etc? by
a few so-called mechanics, chiefly
raigratoiy, who are always growl
ing at John Chinaman for taking
his coin out of the country, and at
us for making investments abroad,
while they do the same thing them
selves and support the above cheap
tailors, etc. Why, it is ungrateful
after all our efforts to elevate our
brethren and bring them to the light
of truth, impoiting spiritual ad
visers (of course Protestant) for the
poor down-trodden Portuguese,
building churches and school houses,
giving liberally always of our sub
stance to every chaiity, doing at the
same time the very best for our
selves; surely, these are good
works, but the mechanic will not, or
cannot sec them in the light that we
do. Planter.
F0REICN VESSELS IN PORT.
II B MS Nymph, Tinner, fiom San
Francisco
USPS Ghaileston, Rc.ir-Aihniial
Blown, fiom a ciuise
V S S Molilc.m, iioin Samoa
Japanese man-of-war TsuKuba - Kan
. fiom India ia Austinlla
Bktno Maiy Whikelnian, N Xtsson,fiom
San Fiuncisco
BkWB Godfrey, K Dabcl, fiom Sail
Fi.inciseo .
Ilk Faust, Ottcibcck, from Now Yoik
FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.
II BM Flagship Warspitc fiom Biltlsh
I ohunbla
Brbk Girvan from Liverpool, sailed
July 10, due Nov 15-30
Ambk EdwuidMuy, D aiabauy, fiom
Boston, sailed Aug o, due .Ian 1-15,
1801.
Br bk Charlotte, Uolindoif, fiom Hci-
pool, Balled Sept 2, duo Jan 1B-U1,
1801.
Gr bk Santiago fiom Now Yoik, sailed
Sept HO, due Kel 20-28
Am bk Hcspcr fiom Newcastle, N S XV
Norbk AHvax from New Yoik, sailed
Oct 15, due Mar 15-iU, 1801
S S Austialla, Houdlette, fioin San
Fianelsco, duo Nov 1 t
S S Farallon, S Boiillleld, fiom San
Fianel'-uo and San Dleo
S S Alameda fiom the Colonics, due
Nov 10
SS Zealaudla from Sau Fianciseo, duo
Nov 23
Bk l'ifcshlio, J no Held, from Liverpool,
sailed sept 28, duo Feb 15-28, 1B91
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.
To Tulie i:iri!C't October !i5, 1SOO,
TllAINH:
A.M. A. Jf. I'.M. l,M,
Loavo Honolulu,, Q;ir 8 1 Ifi 1 : 15 -1 ;:iOf
Arrive llonoullull, 7:20 inlii 2:10 fi:;i5t
Leavo Konoullull, 7:i0 J0:ftl :iifil 5;l5t
Arrivo Honolulu,, Bsiir. MiiWHiOS Oicot
Hujithiys uiu'iiplcil,
t Hntui days only,
Supplement; to tlio
late City Stone Filter.
These Filters mo easily, cleansed,'
and NEVER becomo CRACKED or
CRAZED by eliango of tempdraturo of
tho water.
The Filter Medium Is a NATURAL
STONE, mined fmm the cattli. It Is
miUkc any oilier stone.
It Does "Not Absorb ami
Become Foul !
IMPURITIES neor PENETRATE
it, but liu on tho smfacp. and internally
tho stono lcmaius as pmo and white
after yean of use as when taken from
tho mine.
Tho Gato City Stone Filter is a per
fect success. It Is the only real filter I
have ever seen. I w ould not bo without
ono for any consideration. It converts
our lake water Into the bost drinking
water in the world.
IlGNiir M. Lyman, M. 1).,
533 West Adams St., Chicago.
8ST For Sale by -
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,
Opposlto Spreckcls & Co.'s Bank,
G88 lm Fortstiect, Honolulu.
NEW YORK
Life Insurance
COMPANY.
Assets, : : $105,053,600.96
"Facts are Stubborn Things."
At every age, on every premium
table, and in every year, the AC
TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policies
of tbe New York Life Insurance Co.
have been LARGER than tboso OF
ANY OTHER COMPANY issuing
Bimilar policies.
For particulars apply to
. O. EKEK,
Gon'l Agent Hawaiian Islands.
283 tf
74 KiDg St.
74 King St.
Importeis of
Rattan and Reed Furniture.
Pianos and Furniture
Moved AVltlt Care.
Matting and Carpets Laid.
CORNICE POLES
Fine Upholstering & Bedding
A Specialty.
OXTAILS OL'O liKNT.
npr-10-88
ESTABLISHMENT !
1 make a specialty of tepaliliig line
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Etc,,
And K"iautt() flisUiiliifcs work ut
moilurato ju U-o.
A.J.SCHREIBER,
Hotel vt,, iiudur the "Arlington,"
07l liu
Xnily Bulletin," November 14. 1SOO.
Oceanic liiraip Compy.
TIMK TAItLU:
From San Franoisoo.
Leavo Duo at
S. F. Honolulu
Zcalandia Nov. 15 Nov 22
Alameda Deo 18 Deo 20
For San Franoisoo.
Leavo Duo at
Sydnoy Honolulu
Alameda Oct 2!). . . . Nov 15
Mariposa Nov 20 Dec 13
Zealantlia Dec 21... Jim 10
Intormodiale S. S. Australia.
Leave S. F.
Friday. . . Nov 7
Friday. . .Deo 5
Leave Honolulu.
Friday... Nov 21
Friday. ..Dec 18
FOH SAX FKAKIWf4i,
"lie new and line Al steel "leamship
tfi
Alameda,"
Of lliu Oceanic tcamoliip Company, wll
nu uuc in lionoiuiu lrom sydno
and Auckland on or about
Nov, 15, J890.
And will lime for the above poit will
mails and passungers on or ibout that
date.
For freight or passage, havniK BU
PEItlOR ACCOMMODAXIONB, apph
to
WM. Q. IEWIN & CO., Agonte.
For Sydney and Aucklana.
The nev nnd One Al steel stcwDHbip
" Zealandia,"
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will
be due at Honolulu from San
ITraneisco on or about
IMov. 22, 1890.
And will have prompt dispatch will
mails and passengers for the above ports
For freight or passage, havins SU
PERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, apph
to
37 WM. Q. IRWIN & CO.. Anentr
HUSTACE,
DRAYMEN.
All oi dors for cartage promptly attended
to. Particular attention
paid to tho
Storing' & Shipping
Of good in transit to the other Island.
Also, Blauk & White Sand
In quantities to suit at lowest pilcc.
" Ori'icn: Next door to Jas. F.
Morgan's auction room.
Mutual 19 -aTELEPHONESfiSy- Dell 414
oct 0-18091'
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.EUTER
OSTO,
Tho herc'litnrv Wood nolsoti of
scrofula dovelopa m the (kl lento tissues
of tho bruin, mental wc ikiics.es and
inilriiiltics, iillucy ntul Insanity. It en
l'OL'cs the idamliof tho th o.it. humdrs
the hcnski of liincll aid tnlo or luniks!
into coiibunihiL' nice s on ibu neck. It
Idrstroys the Iimpo, ( r fills them with
tuuciculoiis w lotions It cits away
tho roalhig of tho Ftmnach, enlarges
tlio liver, dogs tho kidneys, cieatcs
constipation mid indnrcs piles No
liuiunu ngenry can so (pe(dily, per
manently and economically clcansu the
blond (if ncinfidnni niil.nn. dcftrtlin
icomplexlon and skin Fcalp and 1 lend,
Bns ttciiloi't f-jr:ip A'o. 3, tho
great blood puitiicr.
Router's Healing Soap
Upe it always if you wish for a fair.
clear skin, a i-oft, t ipplu 'kin. Qivis
a iiHtunl tint, Imp s f. hIuioho, ro
moves blotches, piuYunUeniplluim,
HOLLISTER & CO.,
uoujiCi Dlstllbnlllig Akciiu. lm
Mitnliii Mail Service
Rod erts onHltcIi c o c t
'3 SIRUP
2. I
UNION IRON
J. N. S.. WILLIAMS,
It. MORE, : :
Engineers &
Office & Works,
arA.:jrr.EYcrmtKKH ox
Sugar Macbinory, Irrigating Machinery, Steam Engines,
Steam Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molagses Tanks, Sugar Care,
Cane Cars, Elevator", Conveyors, Furnace Fillings,
' Wrought it Cast lion Work for House Huildera,
Water Wheels & Gearing, Bar Iron, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Diffusion Machinery in all its Branches.
vENT,..uceria ,-jflBK. AM
5:.e5 carfe
&s$p ? iak i j
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fxrr-e. m I IIIMI m yfHn.
Nolc Airt'ntH Ilnivnlinu IhIumiIm tor the
PELTONSWATER WHEEL I
Repaiis of all kinds of Machine! done at rcuonahlo rates and
at Bhort notice.
Special Bargains in ill Beprlienl at
B. F. EHLERS & CO.'S.
Wbito Dress Goods, in striped, at
10 cents yaid.
Victoria Lawn, lOy piece, for 7i5
cents.
All colors Moireo Silk, $1.25 and
$1.50, formerly $2.50 yard.
All wool Plaids, reduced for 50 and
75 cents yard.
SOLD AT AND BELOW COST PRICE !
Dressmaking under the management of Miss CLARK. '
REMOVAL!
Having removed our SODA WORKS to more commodious ipiartcr at
(Near the Custom House)
Wc aio now prepared to furnish at short notico, and of prime quality, any
of the following High Class Aerated Beverages:
CSNCER AL.E,
Plali, Sweet, Lemon, Strawberry or Cream Soda,
Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla & Iron "Water, and Crab
Apple Uider.
Ubing'cxclusivoly tho HYATT l'URE WATER SYSTEM.
7100X11 TELEPHONESB71
l)M)ST STICKKT.
CASTLE
IjUl'OK'jrjUR!-',
Shipping & Commission Merchani
I'LANTATJON & INSUIIANUIQ AGENTS
DUALEKB IN
Builders and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
JLXiA.N'X,A.,X,J OP MJl'I' Ij I JCH.
Carpenters', Blacksmiths', Machinists' A Plumbers' Tools,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS J
Kitchen Utonnils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp OooiIb and
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General VI"oioln-nrtiNQ.
Blake'b Steam I'uinpi), Weston's Coutilfuguls,
Wilcox & Gibbs, & Remington Sewing Machines,
Dr, Jayne & Sods Family Medicines.
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Sui'kiunti:ni)kst,
Iron Founders,
Esplanade, Honolulu.
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Embroideries, dress lengths, only
$5 and $7 piece.
Black Laces & Flouncings, at youi
own prices.
All styles of Curtains & Drapery,
greatly reduced.
Gents' Underwear, White Shirts,
Sock, Etc., Etc.
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