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, i T,T$"(F -, T Nf V -7?"$' QJ "V; j$m w" y r it. V i rf 4-ESS BY AUTHORITY. Postal Savings Bank Notice By authority of Section 11 of "An Act to Amend and Consolidate the Laws relat ing to the. Hawaiian l'otal Savings Hank," Approved on the 7th day of September, Wti, and on that day taking ulluol; notice Is hereby given that the rate of interest on Savings Bank deposits is llxcd as follows: On umoitntM under and up to l'lo Hun dred Dollars (?!00), in Oold Coin of the United States of America, in any one ac count, already on donoslt in the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank on Soptotnber 30, 1NU, interest will bo payable from October 1, 18!) J, forward until further notice, at the rate of 0 per cent, per annum, In Hold Coin of the United States of America. On amounts over Five Hundred Dollars ($500) and not oxeccding Two Thousand Kivo Hundred Dollars ($2,500) In Gold Coin of the United States of America, in any one account, on deposit in the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank on September 30, lb'JJ, inter est will bo payable from October 1, 1892, forward until further notice, at the rate of 5 por cent, per annum, in Gold Coin of tliu United States of America. On deposits placed in the Savings H.uik after September 30, lS'KJ, interest will bo paid until further notice, at the rate of (1 per cent, per annum on accounts not ex ceeding Five Hundred Dollars ($500). No interest will be paid on accounts exceeding Five Hundrod Dollars ($500), in single ac counts, deposited after September 30, ls!J- E. 0. MACFAKLANK, 531 tf 11 i!t Minister of Finance. Postal Savings Bank Notice. By Section 17 of "An Act to Amend and Consolidate tbo Laws relating to the Ha waiian Postal Savings Bank," approved on the 7th day of September, lb'Ji, and on tnat day taking effect, the Minister of Finance is authorized to issue Coupon Bonds of the Hawaiian Government, to be styled the "Postal Savings Bank Loan," to be issued only to depositors in the Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank who may apply for the same. The "Postal Savings Bank Loan" bonds are redeemable in not less than live nor more than twenty years, at the option of the Minister of Finance, and bear interest at the rate of 0 per cent, per annum, to bo paid semi-annually, interest and principal payable in Gold Coin of the United States of Ameriea or its equivalent. Any depositor with an aggregate amount to his credit in the S.ivings Bank, of not less than Two Hundred Dollars ($200) in Gold Coin of the United States of America, which shall have been on deposit at least three months, is entitled, on application, to an issue of "Postal S.ivings Bank Loan" bonds in exchange theicfor, in sums of One Hundred Dollars ($100) or multiples thereof. Applications will be received at the Pos tal Savings Bank for "Postal Savings Hank lAan" bonds trom Antu until Octobur 31, 1892, inclusive. K. C. MAOFAKLAN'B, 631 tf-tl 2t Minister of Finance. The following persons have this day been appointed Agents to Grant Marriage Licenses, viz: JOHN H. THOMPSON, District of Ho nolulu, Oahu. V. NAILIMA, District of Hilo, Hawaii, in placo of D'. 11. Wahine, deceased. S. K. POOKALANI, District of North Hilo, Hawaii. J. A. KAAUKAI, District of Puna, Ha waii. Mr. P. S. KKAWKHEANA has this day been appointed Poundmaster for tho Dis trict of Puna, Hawaii, vice Mr. S. Makua, deceased. CHAS. T. GULICK, Minister of tho Interior. Interior Olllce, Oct. 10, 192. &I5 5t-12 It HEALTH NOTICE. The Board of Health has directed its Agents to mako a special inspection of houses and premises in the City of Hono lulu with a view of putting the same in a good sanitary condition, and the public are therefore requested 1. To render all assistance possible to the Agents of the Board of Health. 2. To obey the instructions of the Health Agents. 3. To put drains, cesspools, privy-vaults and other receptacles of refuso in a good sanitary condition. 4. To havo all garbage and other decay ing refuse promptly romoved, and all sources of noxious smells disinfected. By order of the Board of Health. DAVID DAYTON, President. Honolulu. Sept. 23, 1892. 530-llt PEOCLAMATION. By virtue of authority given by an Act of the Legislative Assembly entitled, An Act to Prevent tho Infection of Cholera in the Hawaiian Islands, approved on tho27th day of September, lb02, and upon the re commendation of the Hoard of Health, I do hereby declare all Poi ts of Kntry in this Kingdom, excepting Honolulu, closed to shipping other than coasting until further notice. K. 0. MACFAHLANi:, Minister of Finance. Honolulu, Oct. 1, 1K92. ft.)8-tf IBBIGATION NOTICE. Holders of Water Privileges, or those paying Water Hates, uro hereby notified that, owing to the drouth and the scarcity of water in the Government lteservoir, the Hours for using water for irriga tion purposes uro from 7 to 8 o'clock a, m., and 6 to U o'clock v. m until urther notice. JOHN 0. WH ITB, Supt. Honolulu Wuter Works. Approved : 0. N, Sl'JSNUER, Minister of the Interior, Jlonolulu, II. I,, Aug, 6, 1892. Foreign Ofllco Notice 1'onrciiiN OrricR. IInNni.ui.it, Oct. 11, 1802. Mil. J. 11. MA HOLM 1ms lu-on unpointed Her Hawaiian Majesty's Vloo Con'ml-Gon-ernl for the l'at'lflc Hlopu, States of Cnllfor nln, vndn, Oregon anil Washington, at tfan Frnnulsiuo. 5Ui:u-42 tt NOTICE. Owing to the drought and scarcity of water, the residents mauka of .Tudd street ore requested to collect what water thoy may require for household purposes before 8 o'clock . M. JOHN C. WHITi:, Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Honolulu, Sept. 0, 1892. 615-tf M DAILY BULLETIN. Pledged to neither Sect nor Party, But Established fur the Benefit of AIL WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1892. Tho lililmstorors did not mako much out of their gnmo on tho regis tration bill. A pity it is that ro poatud waut of success fails to con vince) some would-bo loaders that thoy have no influence excepting, as seldom happens, when thoy fall into lino with sensible people. An ohaustivo letter begins in this issue on what is known as tho "Go thenburg system," for regulating tho liquor trallic and minimising its ovils. Air. Hofgaard, one of tho signers, having of lato personally in vestigated tho working of tho sys tem in Norway and Swodon, tho lot tor is of peculiar value in its inform ation. United Statos newspapers havo published a report that Great Bri tain was negotiating for tho pur chase of tho island of Niihau. There is not tho slightest foundation for tho report. It is of a pioco with au othor uttorlj falso story, given cur roncy about the same timo, that tho natives wore petitioning for a British protectorate. Such lies should bo nailed whonover and whorovor thoy appear, as thoy do no small amount of injury to this country. Thoro is no doubt that tho coffee industry in thoso islands will before many 3'oars astonish people by its de velopment. It does not show up much yet in oxports, but thoro is moio growing than is generally known. Sovoral sugar plantations have considerable areas undor young coiToo. There is a rising crop ou tho lately leased Crown lands on Ha waii. Favorable reports of tho plantation of tho Hawaiian Toa & Coffee Company in Kona havo been made. New companies aro announced as forming and about to 1)0 formed in tho United States to raise coffee here. Hawaiian coffee has never received any thing but a favorable reception abroad, so that when wo havo a re spectable surplus thoro will no foar of markets. NEWSPAPERS AND NOODLES. Tho distinguished placo given to tho names of a number of journal ists in tho list of honors conferred by Queen Victoria on tho nomina tion of Lord Salisbury prior to tho retiring of his administration from oflico marks an impoitant extension of a principle which has gradually boon finding favor witli thoso who havo tho powor of distributing hon ors. Little more than a generation ago to bo connected with tho press was to bo of little esteem. Now peerages and orders, titles and seats in tho House of Commons, aro with in tho grasp of ovory ambitious press man. Hero, many people are desirous of pulling "tho lover which moves tho world," from time to timo as thoir interests sootn to demand, but sol dom even romombor to thank tho man who boars the boat and burden of tho day and keops tho machine going in tho intervals of thoir various attempts. Let but a scribbler from a foreign shore arrive who protends to wiold tho magic talisman of a great newspaper's name and soo how eagerly thoy run after him. What plans aro made to show him nothing but tho best sido of everything and to impress on him that his hosts aro tho most gontlomanly and intelligent people on tho face of God's footstool. And how thoy got fooled ovory timo. Lot them attond to supporting thoir own local journals and journalists proporly and thoy will find that tho press of tho great countrios will take thoir tono from what is written and road right horo. PROPER PRECAUTIONS. Quarantine regulations woll en forced aro all right as defensive moasuros against epidemic diseases. But tho most efficient quarantine may bo passed by a plague. Tho matter of greatest importanco to tho community is that of provonting a pestilence fiom having a clear swoop if it does mako a visitation. All tho evidences aro that plagues like cholera not only havo thoir origin in filthy places, but select such places with unerring preci sion as fresh blooding grounds. Tho groat protection against cho lora is, then, cleanliness. Honolulu is not clean. It has perennial nests of foulness. In wot weather -cholera spicads most rapidly when rains soak tho ground and mako streams run everywhere tho best-kept parts of this city are not distinguished by cleanliness. There is filth and muck everywhere in our rainy season. Streams carry refuse of all sorts from unclean quarters to spots that havo been fairly wholesome in dry weather. Tliero seems to bo little prospect of a sewerage system being provided for Honolulu in tho coining period. Unless a thoroughly effective ono can bo obtained, wo should be safer with none. What must be done, if Honolulu is to resist tho possible visitation of cholera, is to havo a complete and sj'stomatie cleansing of tho town. This will bo no light or easy task, but its accomplishment is tho prico of any dogreo of immunity from decimation if any epidemic should start on its course. Tho wholo town plot should bo divided into small districts in some local ities half tho area of election pre cincts would not bo too small a sub division and enough assistants to thoollicors of tho Board of Health should bo appointed to secure con stant supervision and frequent in spection of ovory health ward so formed, as well as to onforco every regulation that ma' be promulgated. Such an organization for prevention would bo vory valuable also for carrying out measures of stamping out an epidemic if it got a footing. While tho Legislature is in session all leg.il powors yot required, with tho means for immediato action in an omorgoney, should bo granted to tho Board of Health. Thoro is enough forowarning to justify all forearming, in tho iutolligonco of tho havoc of cholera in othor coun tries. THE ALLIANCE ARRIVES. Description of the Ship and Her Recant History. Tho U. S. S. Alliance arrived and anchored in tho naval row this morning, seventeen days from San Francisco. This warship is of tho old typo, but will bo always remem bered as a time-honored cruiser. Tho United Statos steamer Alliance has boon out in Oriental waters for fully two years. Sho was commis sioned on January 1(5, 1800, and sail ed from Norfolk, Va., on March 8th of tho same year. First sho called at tho Bermudas, then sho called at Malaga, Spain, whore sho was refus ed anchorago except on condition of quarantine. Then she wont to Gibraltar, to Tangier, to Messina, to Alexandria, to Port Said, to Suez, to Aden, to Colombo (Ceylon), to Singapore, to Pulo Ponang, to Hongkong, to Ainoy, to Kobe, to Yokohama, since which timo she has been "on tho go." Tho officers of tho Alliance aro: Lieutenant-Commander J. C. "Rich, commanding; Lieutenant S. P. Coin ly, executive officer; Lieutenant M. S. Wood, navigator; surgeon, J. C. Wiso; passed assistant engineer, II. N. Stovonson; passed assistant pay master, Boah Frazor; lieutenant, If. Hondorson; assistant ongineor, Har ry Hall; onsigns C. C. Marsh, ,J. C. Drake, Thomas Washington and Francis Broughtor; Lieutenant Eli K. Colo, marine officer; pay clerk, E. S. Updike with a crew of 1G9 all told. Tho vessel left Yokohama August li, and was thirty-four days on tho trip to San Francisco. Tho Alhanco is 1375 tons displace ment, 185 feet long, 35 feet beam, 11.3 feet draught, and was ono of tho seven vessels built between thoj'oars 1873 and 187(5. Tho sist or-vessels aro tho Adams, Essex and Enter prise. Tho Hanger, Alert and Nip sic aro smallor vessels of tho same class. Tho Alliance, it will bo romoiubor ed, struck on tho breakwater at Yokohama on February 20 of tho present year and sustained considor ablo damage. Hor formor captain, Felix McCurloy, returned a few wooks ago to San Francisco. Lieutenant-Commander J. 0. Rich is acting commander. Captain William Barclay is on his way from Washing ton, D. C, and will join tho Alliance lioro to assume command. Moro opium. A man who gavo tho naino of An tono Ariola was brought to tho Po lice Station at 8 o'clock last night with two tins of opium. Ho was arrostod noar tho Pacific Iron Works. Thoro wore two othor whito men with Antono, but through a blunder of tho policeman who made tho ar rest thoy oscapod in tho darkness. Antono inndo an effort to break away and tho oilicor had to rosort to his club. Ho was brought up in tho Police Court this morning and pleaded guilty to having opium un lawfully in possession and was son tonced to pay a fine of $50. Something New in Ranges. Tho Pacific Haiu)vaiic Co., (L'd.), havo just rocoived an invoice of the M. & D. WitouauT Steel .Ranges which aro superior to anything of tho kind yet invented. Thoy havo boon adopted by tho United Statos Navy and aro in uso on tho Charles ton, San Francisco and Boston and othor now vessels. Albo on sovoral of tho now vobsols lately built for tho trade between San Francisco and tliis port. An examination of thoso Ranges will at onco show thoir many advan tages over all competitors. When you want a Portrait Enlarged call on King Bros,, get their Price lAsl, and see Samples, They can't be beat I ;ust Flower" Mr. Lorenzo F. Sleeper is very well known to the citizens of Apple tou, Me., and neighborhood. He says: " Eight years ago I was taken " sick, and suffered ns no one but a " dyspeptic can. I then began talc " infy August Flower. At that time " I was a great suflcrer. Every " thing I ate distressed me so that I "had to throw it up. Then iu a " few moments that horrid distiess " would come on and I would have " to eat and suffer "again. I took a "little of your incd " iciue, and feltmuch "better, and after " taking a little more " August Flower my " Dyspepsia disap For that Horrid Stomach Feeling. peared, and since that time I " have never had the first sign of it. "lean eat anything without the " least fear of distress I wish all " that arc afflicted with that terrible "disease or the troubles caused by "it would try August Slower, as I " am satisfied there is no medicine "equal to it." By Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTION SALE OF Wooden Buildings .A.t "WailcilsLi. On THURSDAY, Oct. 13th, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, On the Premises, WA1KIK1 VILLA., I will sell at Public Auction thu Large 2-Story Wooden Building Latch' occupied ns thu Main Dwelling iIoue of tho Wnikiki Villa. .A-lso, Stables, Etc. C& Buildings to be removed within 10 days from date of Hide. E0- TEHMS OASHI Jas. IT". Morgan, 512-nt auction nun. Household -:- Furniture .A.T -A.XJ0TIO3ST. On Friday, Oct. 14tli AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M At my Salesroom, Queen street, I will .sell jit Public Auction, thu Iiiilnncc of Furniture of tho WAIKIKI VILLA Comprising in part: One Square Piano Henry AVnrd Maker; 1 CiottsLgeI?ii:n.o Single Bedsteads, Mnttrasscs, Aili Bedroom Sets, 1 Fine Cherry Bedroom Set, Tables, Chnir.s, Carpets, Hugs, One Fine Combination Kitchon Table! Etc., Etc., Etc. All to bo Sold at unv Price. Jels. IP. IMiOl'BH.ll, 510-td AUOTioxrcr.it. auction"s7vle ,OF Mares & Colts ! On SATURDAY, Oct. 15th, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, At J. I. Dowsett's Stables, Queen street, I will sell ut Public Auction aOHead of Mares A Colts Somo Broken to Harness. Also, 1 Sorrel Mare Broken to Harness, 1 LAKOE BAY OAIIKIAOK HOUSE, 1 CA1UUAGE HOUSE, 1 CONCOltl) 2-SEAT U'ACON, Etc., Etc., ' Etc., Etc. Jas, :f Morgan, GlO-ISt AUCTIONEER. AUCTION SALE OF Plantation Stock ly order of Sir. E. D, Tennoy, Exeiutor, nnd Wlllium O. Smith, Esci., Adiulnlbtrn tor with Will Annexed oi the Estate of Parker N, Makco, dceeused, I will Mill at Publio Auction, On MONDAY, Oct. 24th, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, At my Salesroom, Honolulu, Fifty-eight and One-half Shares of the Stock of the Wai- hee Sugar Co. Of tho Pur Viiluo of $1000 per Kharu. tp- THUMB OABHI C& For further paitleuhirn iimuhuor E. 1). Tunucy. or W, 0. Bmlth. Honolulu, Oct. 10, 1HW. Jas. F. IMorgan, 515-yt AHOTIONEEIt, t& A . AUfi Tho Monarch & Dailies THE SAN FRANCISCO XAMINER HAS ESTA11L1SHEI) THE Examiner Purchasing Bureau MIIII'II OI'FKKS OlTOtlTUNITtKH TO The Residents of Hawaii For tho Purchase of floods iu the Markets San Francisco Wo Can Buy Goods FOR. -STOTT Lower than the Lowest Market Price ! No matter what you want. We ean furnish Wnti'hi'H, Jewelry, Silverware, Household Aitieles, Furniture, JIusieal Instruments, Carpets, Agricultural Implements, Qroceiies, Huggies, Harness, Dress Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Wearing Apparel, Ete., Etc., IN FACT Me Msr tie Sni ! At Astonishingly Close Figures. CCf If you are in need of anything from this City, wiito ns and we willquotu you prices on it, and, if thu prices suit, you can forward us the Cash to make tho purchase. Don't be backward uliout asking us con cerning wiiui you want. Experienced and Careful Buyers Aie in charge of this Department nnd they are at your service. Write for Information ! Get Acquainted with Our Methods! We can save jou money by executing jour commissions. FjS& Addiess all communications EXAMINER PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, San 3tT'i-a,riGisco, California, - - - U. S. A. To Lot or Lease. TO LET. rpVO NICELY VXSW JL nishej Hooms, cen trally located. I lupin e at Buu.i.TiN Olllce. iijli-tf TO LET. DUVAL PREMISES, 31 Ueietania stieet, op posite Fort sticut church. Apply to . pi' "ie li. 1. JJlJJl.ll'., 3ZZi-ZZ5s-tZZ At Theo. H. Davies ,t Co. TO LET. NEW HOUSE OF FIVE rooms, on Magazine htieet, with Uutlnoom, pat ent W. C, ete. Commands one of the finest views in Honolulu. Apply to (177-tf) .1. M. VIVAS. TO LET rpHE COTTAGE ON 1E- JL rotiiuia sticot No. !C) noithwe-t comer ou inauku bido of road, coiituiniuir ft iiooms, iiesHies jiaiiuoom, jviicueu, run try, uU;. Tr.unwuv curs passing. Apply to SiO-Iit II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS. TO LET. A NICE COTTACE ON lleretauia street, near Pilkoi street, containing Pallor, 'i liedrooms, Bath room. Dinineroom. Fantrv and Kitchen Servant's room, Carriage Houso, Stable, etc. Trumcuis pass every '20 minutes. Apply at olllce of this paper. -laA-tt FOR SALE or LEASE rpHOSE DESIHAULE JL Premises lately occu pied by Mr. E. Suhr, will ho for sale or lease at rea sonable nrico or rental. Thu Grounds con tain a variety of Fiuit and Ornamental Trees, Tho Commodious Dwelling Is well furnished with modern improvements and conveniences. Jtoomy llarn and a li-Kooin Cottage for servants. For further particu lars, apply to JOHNENA, Olllco Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. .r'.".l-tf LOST OB MISLAID CIEUTII'MOATE NO. 1111 FOH TWENTY Shares Mutual Telephone Stock, standing in thu niimu of (leorgu C, lleck ley. Transfer has been stopped, Findor will please return to (JEOKQKO. HECKLEY, filiil-'.'w Or to Wilder .k Co. LOST OB MISLAID C1EUTIF10ATE NO. 181 FOH TWENTY Shares Mutuul Telephone Stock, standing in tho name of C, II. .1 mill. Transfer has been stopped. Finder will please return to F. M. SWANKY, At tho olllce of T, II. Davies ,t Co. KKWw TO SPOBTSMEN. rpili: LEASE OF THE SHOOTINO ON JL thuAhupuaa of Mnpulohu, Molokai, is for disposal. Apply to tho undersigned, 5 13-1 w A, MOUltlT. Messrs. King lira, are showing a fine line of liamboo and other style Parlor Easels, Wall Brackets, and Window Cornices at Prices to meet the times. raTiWTdriV HSswti 1 y&l'-,- a-IRA-ISTD CLOSING OF Temple of Fashion GREAT EXCITEMENT FOE Tlxe Ezxtire Stock of EMBROIDERIES, Laces, Ribbons, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Fans, Muslin Underwear, Ladies' Jackets, Blouses, Silks, Satins, Velvets, Velveteens, 3 In Fact Everything in the Taney Goods Line will-be on Sale THIS "WEEK. Prices Cut In Hal! ! Mo Reserve ! 3r LADIES DO NOT PACIFIC HARMAHE CO., Ltd. Cummins' Block., Port Street. tjwWHH.! y?ATTrM iiifi fTi 11 r851' r "' gj- mmfir M. & D. Wrought Steel Ranges ! PREPAR B"3T DISINFECTION ! BENSON; SMITH & CO. OFFER. Copperas, Chloride of Lime, Contly's Fluid, Sanifas, Bromo-Chloralum, Carbolic Acid, ETC, EJTO., ETC., ETC. 113 & 115 Fort St., - - - Honolulu, H. I. OUT SALE THE MISS THE CHANCE ! "a Teirt-pl of Fashion. E for CHOLERA t - m, .. .1 1 v-t' . - ' 3 'f V 1 r ftk' tftW &' ' i nwn ' ."! .4ft.- lisAtM-VS!- SU -IS fr 4 , j i Usui?