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(jSS -smx SI; "'? 3v WW -. ,'! " r n '" f " ' BY AUTHORITY. BEALED TENDERS Will bo received rt the Ollice of the ltoad Supervisor, In the Kaitmla DuiUUng mi til SATUKDAY, April 8th, nt 11! o'clock noon, to furnish to the Honolulu Koiul Hoard, Shoeing for the Government Stock, lor six mouthy, commencing from April 8, 18'J.I, mul ending October 8, ISlKt. All bids must be endorsed, "Tender for Shoeing Government Stock." The Itond Hoard do not bind themselves to accept tho lowest or nny bid. Uy ordor of tho Honolulu lioad llonid. W. 11. OUMMINGS, ltoad Supervisor, Honolulu. Jlonolulu, March 30, 189;!. liS'J-Tt NOTICE TO OWNERS OF BRANDS. All H rands must, by lnw, be rc-ieuis-tored prior to July 1, 18!):!, or they will be forfoited, and can thereafter bo appro priated by nny one. Registration on Oahu shall be made at tho Interior Otllce. Ontheothot Islands it shall bu done at the Ollle s of the several SherillV. O.K. WILCOX, MiuUter of the Interior. Inxvnor Otllce, Dec. 1, IS):!. Galf-tf IRRIGATION NOTICE. Holders of Water Privileges, or those paying Water Hates, arc hereby notified that tho Hours for using water for Irriga tion purposes arc from 0 to 8 o'clock a. m., and 4 to 0 o'clock i m,, until further notice. JOHN C. WHITE, Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Approved : G. X. Wuciix, Minister of the Interior. Honolulu, H. I., Jan. r, lb!l,l. 017-tf Hood's Pills euro livor ills, jaun dice, biliousness, siek headache, constipation. THE DAILY BULLETIN. SPOOKS. "An Annexationist,'' in this morn ing's isMio of the 1 (.'. A., indulges in some talk highly suggestive of spooks. Wo sincerely trust Uiom "shades" will not materialize upon our streets, for goodness knows wo have live issues enough upon our hands to-day, without the resurrec tion of any "dead issues," in human form, from tho political or mili tary grave yards of the late revo lution. We had fondly supposed, until reading the screed referred to, that no lives had been lost in the late upheaval, but we are calmly as sured by "Annexationist?," that there aro "those who laid down their lives for the cause, uml are irmly In repeat the mime ij necessary . No, wo protest against tho repetition of any such act of disinterested- patriotism. Heaven knows it is enough to ask of any man that ho should "lay down his lifo" once, for such a cause, without his boing call ed upon to "ropoat tho saino" whether "necessary" or not. That is the ono particular kind of "re peater" against whoso importation into Hawaii we solemnly protest. Let the departed heroes, iustead of "repeating the same," dedicate their wives' relations to the completion of tho job, if it bo incomplete. Wo re member to have read of a reunion of martial German who had "fought, bled and died" for tho Union; and ttret Harto, in his "Second Uoview of tho Grand Army," tolls about tho "martyred heroes of Malvern Hill, of Gettysburg and Chaucellorsville," taking a moonlight parade along the stately avenues of Washington. But for Heaven's sake, let our tropic squares be spared tho presence ot those whom "Annexationist" is send ing to us iu such "questionable shape." If "Annexationist" doesn't retract his throat, we'll call tho police. Pledged to neither Sect nor Parly, But Established for the Bene fit of All. PIUDAY, MARCH ,'H, 1893. There has been some ill-natured comment upon tho fact that tho la dies of tho Hawaiian WomonS Patri otic Leaguo, carried American, a well as Hawaiian llags, when they went to welcome Commissioner and Mrs. Blount to Hawaii. This criti cism indicates both tho malice and the iguorance of tho critics. It is tho most elementary courtesy to tho diplomatic agent of a foreign power, to display his country's flag upon re ceiving him on foreign soil. Tho ladies in question know and prac ticed the ethics of tho occasion, and displayed, as well, tho fact that tiny boar no malice to tho American flag or nation on account of the recent performances of that country's re presentatives in Hawaii, i And this recalls tho alleged fact that our own Grand Army is still "in it." It i said that enlistments in tho volunteer companies for a term of two years are being sought by the P. G.'s new and highly elli cient corps of military oilicors, also that a ''rule'' is proposed whereby absence from two successive com pany drills will subject the absentee to a dishonorable discharge from tho service. The United States Government is going to place its outer line of de fenses against cholera across tho ocean. Quarantine regulations have beou prepared to bo put in opera tion at the great points of departure for passengers in Europe. Among the provisions is ono making a dis tinction between cabin and steerage passengers. This is a featuro that ought to bo adopted hero, in cases whore largo bodies of immigrants, particularly Asiatics, arrive by steamors with cabin passengers for this port. When, especially, thoro is quarantining of a steamer simply to obsorve tho 18 days from Yoko hama rule, it looks like too much strictness to send healthy cabin pas sengers to tho dismal quarantine station. It would be interesting to learn tho source of the authority for tho proposed two years' enlistment. It begins to look as though the P. G., conscious of tiro failure of its highly intelligent schemes of annexation, is beginning to settle down and draw tho shades for an oflicial snooze of two years' duration. But if tho gentlemen consult prudence they will keep their "guns" under their pillows. Thoy may hear some thing drop during tho night. -Re- PAP AND PADDING. Under tho regime that sonio good people aro pleased to call a "boodle" ono, there was a degree of economy observed in certain items of expense, which seems to have boon departed from entirely under tho now ordor. For example, in ollicial advertising tho long and dry announcements of "autograph letters," "audiences," etc., ono insertion was then con sidered Hullieiont. Now, however, it seems to bo necessary (probably is nocessar' to tho two ollicial papors) to run these dry-as-dust notices sev eral days if not weeks. Certain classes of advertising was considered sufficient in only ono paper, and that not by a long chalk always tho samo paper. Indeed, tho opposition paper was given what printers call tho "fat" advertising as a rulo, and tho accounts would likely prove that it know how to fry out tho fat. Wo invito a comparison by the Provi sional Government between tho advertising oxponsos of tho so-called "boodle regime" and those of its own management that is, in like and like classes of ollicial announce ments. With half a page or there about of Government advortining in Catholic Cathedral of Honolulu- ligious Services. holy on ooot) rnmvx. 0:30 p. in., the stations of tho cross in Portuguese. 8 p. m., the passion preached in English. HOLY SATURDAY. The next day, April 1st, is Holy Saturday, tho day on which our Saviour was buried. 7 a. m., religious services high mass preceded by tho blessing of the new lire and the baptismal fonts. The bells of tho church which have not been rung since the gloria of Holy Thursday mass, aro rung again to-day at tho gloria of tho mass. i:asti:i Sunday. Xet Sunday, April 2d, is Easter Sunday, tho day on which our Lord rose again from tho dead. (5 and 7 a. in., low masses with holy communion. 10 a. m., High pontifical mass. 3 ). in., Continuation, liosaiy, and Benediction of tho M. B. Sacrament. -, - ADVERTISING NOTES. Itumiis to lot with board at Ilani wai, YVaikiki. Jtoot Beer on draught at Benson, Smith & Co.'s. After shaving uso Cucumber Skin Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co., Agents. COUNCIL MEETING. Reports of Committcos Commuta tion of Donth Sontonco Interro gations About Oillcials. There wte a general session of the Eoctitio ami Advisory Councils this forenoon. Present: Hon. S. B. Dole, President and Minister of For eign Airairs; Hon. .1. A. King, Minis ter of tho Interior: Hon. T. C. Porter, Minister of Finance: Hon. W. O. Smith, Attorney General; Hon. S. M. Damon, Vice-President, and Messrs. .). Einmeluth, Henry Wntorliouso, W. 1 Allen, K. W. Al Chosnoy, Cecil Brown, E. U. Tenuey, Alex. Young, 12. Suhr, John Nott. .las. F. Morgan and J. A. McCatul less. The matter of the American Hag hoisted on the Government build ing for the Protectorate was con sidered, Tho Attorney-General spoke on the proposal to send it to the World's Fair, taking occasion to mention Mr. Thurston's cyolorama as likolv to bo a groat attraction. Mr. JJamoii said tho ting having been given by the United States should be carefully treated. Tho country was in a transition stage and it might not bo seemly to send this ilag around the world. Tho Attorney-General moved, and it carried unanimously, that tho matter bo deferred until next week, when the Commissioners wore ex pected homo fiom Washington. Mr. Allen roporteil from tho com mittee on deciding tho ownership of articles in the Palace, Ho hail act ed in conjunction with Dr. Trous seau, administrator of the estate ot Kalakaua, They had the legal ad vice of Messrs. "Hatch and Brown, and had access to vouchors in the Interior Ollice. They had been legally advised that all tho pre sents received by King Kalakaua from foteign countries were private property. Nothing claimed to be long to the lialo Aaua society nail been as yet surrendered 13' tho Gov ernment. Curios that came from tho Government museum could not lio identified until tho return of Mrs. Nakuina, tho former curator, from Molokai. The report was adopted. Mr. Brown presented a report from tho Judiciary Committee, re commending that tho death sentence of Matsuda, convicted of murder, bo commuted to imprisonment for life. Mr. Waterliottse moved that tho report be adopted. Mr. Brown, by request, staled tho reasons for tho recommendation. While he was Attornej'-Guiieral In had occasion to look into the case of the other Japanese convicted of the same ciinn. The men were con victed on purely circumstantial evi dence. If tho speaker, were on tho jury he could not find them guilty of murder. The evidence was a lit tle stronger against Matsuda than against his accomplice. It was his opinion that that man should never have lioen convicted of murder. Thoy were defended by a native lawyer and no appeal was taken. lie had consulted Willi tno (Jlnel Justice, who was of tho same opin ion as himself. From time to time since then the Chief Justice had granted Matuchi lepriovos. The sentence of tho other man had boon commuted by the Privy Council. Mr. Young asked if thero was no ground for sentencing him to death, what ground was thoro for imprison ing him for lifo. Mr. Brown replied that the evi dence was very strong, but hardly enough to warrant the carrying out of tho extreme penalty. Tho Attorney-General said an in telligent jury found tho man guilty, but it was in the power of tho Coun cil to give him the benefit of possi ble doubt. Tho report was adopted and Mat hilda will be put to better use than hanging. The Judiciary Committee also recommended the passage of an Act conferring jurisdiction on District Magistrates for all cases of misde meanor; also, of an Act to provide for proceedings againstcorporations. Tho report was received to bo considered with tho bills. Mr. Emmohuh said ho boliovod iu continuing in service anybody who did his duty, but not anyono who was incllicienl, Thai man Jones wns notoriously iuoillcienl. Tho speaker on paying a visit to tho slaughter houses found cattle ocr there with out food or the lemnauls of food before thoin. When ho turned wa ter into the trough the cattle fought for a drink, so thirsty were thoy. The troughs in the sheep pens woro Hawaiian Hartare Co., L'l Saturday, March 25, 16'DJ. Has it ever occurred to you that the Islands arc getting a tremendous amount of free advertising? Has it ever oc- half full of manure. And yol that I curred to you that it would be man was over there inspecting! ,Ho better if the representative of did not behove that an liielliciont r , i- .. : , .,.,. ...,. man should bo kept in simply bo-1 one of the foreign newspapers THEO. H. DAVIES & CO. HAVE JUST OPENED OUT A CHOICE DISPLAY OP cause oi nis oui age. jl nai man no hoard was getting the same wages as before. The Attornoj'-Uonoral stated that his former pay was ?175, and now it is $12r a month. Mr. Einnieluth -Cannot a man bo got for $"i? President Dole -What man do you mean, Mr. Enuneluth? Mr. Eminoluth Dr. Miner, tho veterinary surgeon. Tho Attorney-General had under stood that Dr. Minor's services could not be obtained. Mr. McChosnoy remaikod that ho was over thoro frequently, having a place close by. Jones goes over thoro, sits down and does nothing does not soom to know that ho has any duties, and does not look after tho wants of tho cattlo. Wo havo a Government veterinary surgeon do ing nothing. Why cannot ho look after, tho animals over thoro? Mr. Brown said tho Legislature had stopped tho appropriation for a veterinary surgeon. Tho Attornov-General stated that tho Board had decided to keep the men on until their ollicieney could bo investigated. President Dole Thero is an ap propriation for a veterinary surgeon, at the rate of S75 a month. Tho Minister of the Interior thought it was only to inspect im ported animals. Mr. McCain! less lie gets a lee besides for every mule ho looks at. (Laughter.) Mr. Tenuey Ho charges the im porters fees for the animals inspect ed. The Minister of Finance said the veterinary surgeon was only paid Sol). Mr. Morgan approved of the re marks of Mr. Einnieluth. Give tho Board time to move, and if it doesn't move wo will help it. Tho Council then went into ex ecutive session, tho reporters leaving tho room. This afternoon the Coun cil resumed its ordinary session, con sidering bills with reports of committee. Tutxitolors QeoanterQ Pitolieis loe Bu-oltets Hto, BJto. Cut Glass m Royal Worcester Vasos Chocolato Jags Robo Jars Eto. Etc. Etc. hAHOE ASriOUTMENT OP Openi Personally Cd A A H UH life L i lower INITItUOOATIONS. Mr. iMiimeluth asked what was tho position of the Sheldon habeas cor pus case. The paper (Holomua) con tinued to attack tho Council and the American Miuistor. Jt was an outrage if such conduct were to bo permitted. President Dole said the case was pending in the Supreme Court. Tho Attorney-General added that ho had under consideration matters concerning recent publications in tho Holomua, and action of some kind would probably bo taken shortly. Mr. Eminoluth asked if the Board of Health had done anything in the matter of the beef trust. Tho Attorney-General answered that the mat ter'of public slaughter c;i,r riir,v..l ..ii n.w.i. l.v p.m. houses Hud Deoii uuiiiir coiiHidora- fiimbor Tonic. Benson, Smith X. Co., I ' He believed that they would 111, i fk lilllillii l,llilll linl li If i It i " How does ho feel ? He feels blue, a deep, dark, unfading, dyed-in-the-wool, eternal blue, and he makes everybody feel thesa'-ie way August Flower the Remedy. How does he foel? He feels a headache, generally dull and con st.'.nt, but sometimes excruciating August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel? He feels a violent hiccoughing or jumping of '.he stomach afler a meal, raising bitter-tasting matter or what he has -aten or drunk August Flower the Remedy. How does he feel ? He feels the gradual decay of vital power ; he feels miserable, melancholy, hopeless, and longs for death and peace August Flower the Rem edy. How does he feel ? He feels so full after eating a meal that he can hardly walk August Flower the Remedy. G. G. GKREN, Sole Manufacturer, WooJbury, Kew Jersey, U. S. A. -FOR Thrpp ftppar JLllluu UltuLl A Handsome Line of New Designs in FANCY SATEENS, SHADED SILK. EFFECTS Tho Latest Cloth iu WASH MATEKIA1, (C1IALLY EFFECTS Latest I'eMtms 1XDIA DllAPEKIES, 30-IXC1I WIDE By Lewis J. Levey. Agents, Dr. McLennan, l!ll Port street, above Hotel. Chronic and Sugical ! cases. Mutual lolophono ib. Mechanics' Homo, Fiiland 01 Hotel street. Lodging by day, week or month 2oc. and fiOc. a night; .$1 and $1.25 a week. Prof. F. Lombard, A. 11., will con tinue giving instruction iu private and in clas-,es; French, Spanish, and Latin, Hesidunce, Alakoa street, near Y. M. C. A. Three days is a very short time in which to cure a bad case of rheu matism; but it can bo done, if tho proper treatment is adopted, as will bo soon by tho following from lames Lambert, of New Hrunswick, Jlls: each of two papers every day, tho i "I was badly alllieted with rhoiima- ,. .,,.,.. ..M.ut l,v.. niMrri Klnnnv tihlll ill till) IlillS mill IciTS. WllOll 1 UUtUilllJIUIII' HtUBK .,t.,, ,WtV ...w,..' I j.l f ,l 1 I Mil '. i I 1 f I i ...,i :.. ......1. :,,,.;,l,,..i.,lo !,..,, ihiuijiu miiiio in viiiiijiuoriiiui ' I in siiiuiiiii cuimiiiiii'i' niui hjiiiui to spend in stiah incidentals than ,.,...,-?,. , , , lh ,. , .... , , ...,.,..., ,MW m a mimic iieneiit, Doth lor pro ducers and consumers. Mr. Eminoluth asked if George W. C. Jones was still inspector of meat. Tho Atlornoy-General explained that L. L, Lapierre was inspector of garbage. When C. B, Reynolds re signed as general agent, "Mr. Jones was called into town for ollice duties. Final action had not been taken on the disposition of oflicoivi of the Board. J. D, McVeigh was appointed as (juarantiuc ollicer, but his time would not be taken up altogether liv that. of si of lal Hoard over different branches was working very well. A great im provement is anticipated from tho change, and some improvements had already been made-for in stance, at the Kalihi receiving sta- tou, the quarantine station, etc, Underwriter's Sale ! TO-MORROW, April 1st, AT 10 0'( LOCK A. M., 1 will sell ut Public Auction, nt mv Sales rooms, for mi'oiuil of whom it iiinj concern: E. F., iu diamond; H. H. 2 Bales Sugar Bags, 22x36, Each containing ,r00; Damaneil by suit water ex S. S. "Itelgic." Terms Cask iu U. S. Gold Coin. Lewis J. Levey, (isi)-tt AUOTIONKEU. Ho Bibs Good Friday, March 81. WE WILL HAKE A hat. Mr. Jones was inspector i j er ? augl.ler houses. The division SliPeriOr QUallf V bur among commit tuns of the i IT t now sojourning nerc wouiu adhere closer to the truth, and to the principle of investigat ing rumors before publishing them, rather than publish first and be called a scorner of the truth afterward? Better for the community and the paper represented. It has to us and we're not alone in the opi nion. The generous and general advertising the country has received during the past two months will help us in many ways and injure certain indivi duals in others. It will bring capital to the country and tou rists to our shores. It will create a demand for Kodaks and bring globe trotters here to view, what the representa tive of one San Francisco pa per has made them believe, is the most available spot on earth for Parkhursting cranks and the hotbed of intrigue and deception. The Bureau of Annexation has proven itself a better advertising channel than the Bureau of Information, but then the latter deals mostly in climate and scenery. The tourists now here proclaim this a veritable Eden, a paradise, the condensation of every thing necessary to make life pleasant and bearable, and the society feature hits them hard. Instead of the "half naked na tive" who carls treasures from the Palace they found an in telligent well-dressed people. Instead of native women run ning the streets regardless of dress they found a "swag ger" set among which the divi ded skirt is popular. Instead of the "two an' ha'penny" shops in whose windows they expect ed to see curios and tapa they find in our store the embodi ment of ever) thing new and ornamental. They find in it a larger and better displayed assortment of house furnishing goods than they ever saw in a city of three times the size in the United States. We don't like to boast but when such decayed substance as lately appeared in a San Francisco paper is placed under our ollactory organ we are forced to do it and to murmur a gen tle protest. Does anyone suppose that the people who read the arti cles referred to believe they would find in far off Hawaii a plow half so good as the I len dry Breaker? Did any of them expect to find in this re puted slow going community a firm with snap and ginger enough in its composition to take hold of a new fancied thing like the Aermotor and drive every other windmill out of the market? We trow not ! We like advertising whether it be free or paid, but give us a bit of truth in it. Let it be known that the country abounds in milk and honey; that the land in some parts of the Islands produces coffee that will cause the South American article to blush. Let them know that our establish ment contains a complete stock of implements necessary to the proper cultivation of the soil and that we compete with the manufacturers in price. Tell them that there is a hard ware company in Honolulu with ideas just a few weeks ahead of the times, and the people who come here to stay and control politics can get their outfit cheaper in Hono lulu than they could back home. All they need bring is a paid-up subscription to their home paper and a celluloid ! .. okcteaionhuenMiing year: General Crockery ami Glassware ! French Center K.vtgs, IFrexiola Sofa, I5.-u.gs, Frexioli Door IRugs, French Stair Carpets In Latest Designs, French Iron Beds, Double and Slnglo; Baby Cots - - CHINESE MTA.TTI3STC3- Sets of Telescopic Card and Fancy Tea Tables ! Basket Trunks, Steauior Trunks, Woodon Trunks. TO CI.BA.lt OUT CONSIGNMENT x . n. "nlil, TlinAlnn AHK OFPEUEP Mieriiitui a Mgusii muywes AT RKDUOED FIGURES. Corner Fort Sc Hotel Streets. Q- IR, JL. 1ST JD ig of Spring Goods ! KX "AUSTKA.U.A" AND " 0. . ItltYANT" 1 HAVE RECEIVED 17 Cases of lew tods elected which are now ojiuneil out mul an inspection of which is invited. TEEIS -WEEK Specialties ! Sf At tm At W-At 20c. Yard 15c. Yard 20c. Yard 3. EHRLICH, Corner Fort and Hotel Sts., - Honolulu, H. I. To Let or Lease. ROOMS XO LET. rpWO NICELY KUI5 JL niched Rooms at No. 1 Garden I-ane, vei rea-t-oniililu. Uh-tf b3 ' ' iS-'iliS.- TO LET nk; rooms, on Aliiiins'iiie treet. with llathuioin, pat ent V. ('.. etc. Commands one of the finest view in Honolulu. Api V I V AS. to (177-tf) TO LET J. M. ONE I! LOCK ntOM HE rotiini.i stieet car.-, a Cool and Convenient Cot tage of Six liiioms, Large Bruce & A. J. Cartwright. To Let or Lease At Prices to Suit the Times. JMO. 1. and Well-aiinointed Si-rb Two-storv Jirlek liulldinj; with I'loasant Ground. former v the residence of tho late H. J. Hait, situate, on Nuuanu Avenue helow School street. Terms easy. IK3-tf Lot. .Stable and Chicken House. Aiinlj to E. R. HENDRY, at Hawaiian Hardware Co.'m .store, G(i7-tf TO LET OR LEASE riil 11-; CO II ahk Ar .M-i. MM", J. 2.-.S Ivinu stieet. Intel v SfV'n'K'jh occupied by .Mr. M.S. Levy, ftii'lSjiT containiiii'.'Jlk'drooins, Par- 3ii63is lor, Dining-room, Kitchen and Bathroom; Stable in yaid; Artesian Water laid on. I'or particulars and term;, apply lo AUK. FERNANDEZ, 0i:;-tf at E. U. llall it Kons'. FOR SALE AJIU1LDING CONKIST iiij,' of A Rooms, Kit chen, Small Jl.ickyard and side entrance, at piesent iifeimieil a a Middlorv shoo in the business part of the town and een by .lose Dins, trully located. For particulars apply to .lOriE D1AS, On tho pieini-os or by letter. AVailuku, .March 'Jl. (Wt-lw EI3STE yster Cocktails NOTE Before seeking or closing bar gains elsewhere, it will pay you to scan our column, and to at oncu consult the under signed at their ollice. KTffc keep property in first-class con dition. Our terms are moderate and as landlords wo will always bo found reason able in our dealings. figr- Apply in cauli case to BRUCE or A. J. CARTWRIGHT, 'Cartwright Building," Merchant street. filU-tf ESTABLISHED 1863 fiRlfjPmw FRIDAY, MARCH 31. mm FRIDAY! HOT BUNS . AT Tin; EMPIRE SALOON. (iM'-liW ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT Till: ANNUAL MEETING OFT HE htockholdci.s of tint Inter-lsliuid hteain Navigation Co., (L'tl, held this day, the following Olllcurs and Diicctors FOR THE OCCASION. any oi us proiiocoHsors lor bix yonw i tiya. I nni past. It iiiiiHt ull bu pnid fur, Urn, would insist bocauao, with two columns of tulo ollioial nil vurliHoinontH, tint now organ complains that it has not room for all tho comiiRircial ntlvortielntr that olTurs. all riplil to-ilav; anil on ovury onn who is nlllii'tcil with llial ttirrihh iliwiiMi lo iiKftlJhainhurlaiir.i J'ain liulin anil gel woll at oncu." fill cout holtlim for bain by nil do.'ilor.s. Honson, .Smith ic Co., agoiit.s for tliu Hawaiian Jsl-uiuld. was. lining iluno Nny wi'll inilci'il. i In Mjinn casus it was vary ililllrult to (,'! at iniiMiiici's. Thi'iu wnin nar- , low iilluvn wlinro tin oiliirli'Hs iMav ator liail not loom to onlnr, ami in iliuiMily liuilt quart urn thoro worn lingo cusppooli. Thorn was a noeon- j hity of feuworii in many loualitioH, 1 Send Your Orders in Time. THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORS ijb-it collar; and if newspaper corre spondents who come to Hawaii and find they left a reticule full of truth back home will call on us we will give them a supply. "Now is the time to subscribe." Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'tl iippotiiu biri.'ukul' lllocli, F"ort Street. W.JI. (lodlioy .1. Kna . .. W. II. McLean .1. L. McLean T. . Unburn . . .President, ... Vlcii-l'ri'.sideiit, ... tsociulary, Tic.iMiier, Auditor. iioviiii or iuiim'toiii; W. l. ilndfiey, .1. Una, (!. N. Wilco,. SV. U, Smith, l A. BuJituifur, W. II. Mi'LHAN, Sennit a ry I. 1. ri. N Cu. Uonulitlii, II. I., .Mnrcliai, u. iini-'.iv WANTED POSITION AS ltouKKUKWilt uti X t'lurt;. uliliur In town r u iJjnm THE QUALITY HAS SI'OKKN FOll 1THKLK FOlt 23 Years! Ready From 0 O'clock A, M. AT THK PIONEER STEAM Coufectionery & Bakery F. HORN, Prop. Hotel Street. ilsb-'Jt NOTICE OF SALE. rplli: I'.NDKIISIUNKI) HKIIOTOKOKK 1. iloiiii: Iiiishio-s at Honolulu, Hawaii, lui tliU day Mdd bin iiitlru Htoclt of Mer uluilidlto. Iluix'f, I'aitle, Carts, llulhliii;n, and lluol, Accounts of what-uuver iiutiiru lu Kmiiiih Yey Cluing, who U alone uutlio ; rlneil Huvlh'ot DiitMitudiiiK account, I (Slyiiiiil) TANO HUM, I MMH lly Mwik Hints, 'l i V s