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" i.:,rj53W U'W T I OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO, Time Table FROM AND AKTKK OCTOBER 1. 180. A.M. A.M. 1M. r.M. l.eavu Honolulu.. .0!ir 8:45 1:45 4:35t Arrive HunouHull.7:20 0:57 2:57 5:33t Leave llonoulluli..7:0 10:13 3:43 5:121 Arrive Honolulu .8:35 11:55 4:55 0:50t 1'kam. Citv Local. Leave Honolulu 5:10 .... Arrive Pcnrl Olty 5:4S .... Leave t'carl Olty..0:G5 Arrive Honolulu. 7:30 Sundays oxeeptod. t Sntuidays only. Saturdays excepted. Tides, Sun and Moon. nv C. J. I.YOMB. I - h. w, r ' S P P C E I-'m J-fflR M 2 r S B a 2 DAY. 5423p W a. b p f f ? & P " S . n.111. ii.m. ii.in. a.m. Moil. 1011 fill 0 1)1), 4 -20 7 0 6 45 fi 18 1 4!) Tiles. ,11 .... 0 fiO 6 15 7 15 fl 14 0 18 2 fit ' 'a.m. ii.m. ii.m. Weil. 12i O 10 1 30 7 50 0 0 5 13 (! 1!1 ti 1.1 TlllllH. W 1 30 2 0 fi 20 7 20 3 12 0 111 3 51 I'll. U 1 55, 2 40 U 0, 8 40 5 41 1 (i l'J 4 27 1 li.ln.' ll lll.l I I hat. ilS 3 15 2 40 0 I) 30 5 41 6 20 5 7 II I sets. Sun. in 3 55 3 25 15 11 O fi 40 0 2U (i 52 LOOAL AND GENEKAIi NEWS. Luioiknwni to-night. "Lnuding of Lono" (Capt. Cook) at tlio Opura llouso. Last nppunrnuco of Hawaii Pouoi Dramatic Co, tins ovoning. "Mr. YV. Horner has oil boluiol niroiil for waii. "Lady of tho Twilight." Don't miss seeing her at tlio Opura llouso this ovoning. Tlio- only nrrosts made by tlio police yesterday wero two Chinese che fa fiends. biuMi nppoint llamakiia, Lla- Diamoiul Head, l p. in. Weather, cloudy; wind, fresh northeast; man-of-war oH Kouo Head. Tlio pupils of Prof. Max Loheido's athletic school will give a spaning tournament next mouth, A comfortable cottage, well fur nished, is wanted on tlio plains. Ad dross ''R," Bulletin ollico. Now Mmm im the ICtli at 4h. 30 mill. n. nr Time Whistle blows nt Hi 28m. 31s. p.in. of Honolulu time, which is tlio same as 12I1. Um. Os. of Oicenwlcli time. THE DAILY BULLETIN. THUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1893. 32VCA.K.I3STE nSTE"WS. Arrivals. Thursday, April 13. Craigie, from Victoria, HUMS Hyoeintli is u Stmr James Mnkco from Kauai Sehr I.iliolilio, Berry, 10 days from Island Lysan Departures. TnunsiiAV, April 13. Am liktne Mary Winkelnian, NUsen, for Ban Krani'isi'o Stmr 1'ele for Mnkawcli Slnir .1 A Cuniiniiis for Keolnu Vossols Leaving To-morrow. Stmr W (J Hall fur Maui nnd Hawaii at 10 a m Cargoos from Island Ports. Stmr Jus Makee 2o."0 bags sugar and pkgs suuiliies. Passengers. From Kapaa, per stmr .Tas Makee, April 13 W J Lowrie i nd 3 deck. Vessels in Port. USB Boston, Wiltse, fiom Hilo Am4-masted sehr Robert Lexers, flood man, from San Francisco Am bk faonoina. Anderson, from San Fran- eNco Am bktne Planter, Dow, from Sau Fran cisco Haw bk Jlauna Ala, Smith, from Sau Eranctaeo Am fechr Olga, Ipsen, from Newcastle Am Alice Cooko from Newcastle, N S W Jlis bkt Morning Star from lliuronesia Foreign Vessels -Expected. HUMS Koyal Arthur from England HUMS Tcmerahe fiom England SSMaiipoau, Hay ward, from Pan Fran cisco, duo May 4. S S Monowai, Carey, from the Colonies, due May 4. S S Australia, Houdlettc, from San Fran cisco, due April 10. Am bktno S U Wilder. Grifllths, from San Francise, due April 22. Am sclir Aloha, Dabel, from San Francisco, due April 3U. Am bk Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Fran cisco, due Apiil 27. Am bktne V H Diniond, Nilson, from San Francisco, due April 23. Am 4-inabtcd sehr Lyman 1) Foster, Dryer, from Ncwcastlc.'N 8 V Am 4-masted sehr Puritan, Warner, from Newcastle, N S V Am 4-m King Cvrus, from Newcastle, N S W, April 5-iO Am 4-m bktno W 11 Hume, from New castle, X S W. April 25-30 Br bk Qainsboiouch, from Newcastle, XS W.April 25-30 Bk Lamorna, from Newcostle, N S W, April 25-30 Bk Amy Turner, from Boston, due May 20-30 Br ship Honolulu from Newcastle, N S W Ger bkt Amelia from l'ort Townsend St. Clair, stowawny on tlio British schooner Norma, was dibcliarged from tho Police Station yesterday. The Aloha Gallery has secured some excellent pictures ot yueen Liliuokalani at hor home, Wasliing- ton Place. Mr. Scott, a planter of Kona, Ha waii, is in town. Ho says thoro will bo a very largo crop of coffee in that region tliis year. Tlio annual meeting of tho Knpio lani Park Association will bo held to-morrow at 11 o'clock, at tho ollice of W. G. Irwin & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H. Hill pro thanked for a piece of their wedding cako. Tho young couple had a pleasant trip to tho volcano. Mr. K. Callondor, B. A., lav reader to tho Anglican church at Kohala, will hold a children's service at tho Y. M. C. A. 3:.'!0 p. m. Sunday. L. J. Lovoy will hold his regular cash sale at 10 o'clock to-morrow. A vaiiot' of general nicrchaudibo is listed in his notice of sale olsowhoro. The steamer Polo look to-day some of the lingo pipes which ar rived by tho barkontinu Mary Win kelniau last week for Makaweli, Kauai. Three out of tho 17 bandboys poisoned by Barracks grub night be fore last aie still on tlio sick lint, tlio remaining 1-1 being lit as fiddles again. Tho captains of the different base ball teams will meet to-moirow at noon Tor the purpose ol limiting a schedule of gainen fur tho coming season. Captain Schmidt of tho Inngard expects to make tlio trip to San Pianoirco inside of iilteen days; so does Captain Nisson of tho Mary Winkolmnn. Two Japanese were caught by tlio police to-day. One deserted from contract service wit h tho Heoia Sugar Co., and tho other from Olowalu Plantation, Maui. A blue plaid child's coat was lost on Wednesday aftei noon, either on tho Waikiki road or on King street. The lindor will please return it to tho Bulletin ollico. Tlio Washington Star favorably notices Hawaiian collee. It also mentions tlio feasibility of success ful olive cultivation hoie. and speaks of tho profusion and largo size of Hawaiian limes. COURT CHRONICLE. Ilevorsal of n. Ducitsion by tho Advsr tlsor Sundry Notoa. Iulhocaso of Taluln L. Ilaysol don vs. Wahincatta tho Advertiser sustains tho decision appealed from, thus reversing tho decision of tho highest court in tlio commonwealth. The Supremo Court as a matter of fnet sustained tho exceptions to tho ruling of tlio Court below nnd sot aside tho verdict rendorod for tho defendant. There was an error in tho type writer copy of tho decision referred to, occurring in tho syllabus publish ed verbatim in this paper. Tho second sentence should begin with tho word "Defendant," which should bo cut oir from the end of tho first sentence, so as to read as follows: "Defendant, tho purchaser of lot No. 2, sold it P.) years ago," etc. An instance of the depreciation of profits in sugar planting tho past oar is furnished in tho accounts of tlio executors ol tlio estate oi .lamos Woods. Tho receipts wore .?20,107.12 and expenditures S.'0,3(.)3.!K), show ing a balauco due tho executors of SU),2!)1.87, as compared with a de ficiency of $0172.(52 in 18i)l. In 1891 tho receipts woro 38,331.17, or18, 227.05 mora than in 1802. This do- crease the master, Mr. n: wunuon berg, in his report saj-s is owing mainly to a largo falling off in tho profits of Beeeioft plantation, being l,-00 agaiiibt 18,500 in 1891. J. D. Paris has filed his accounts as administrator of tho estate of tho lato Kov. J.D. Paris. They show receipts of S272.50 and expenditures of 271.77, leaving a balance of 0.73. Personal property is inventoried at 20sr. Nicholas Peterson has filed his accounts as guardian of Mary G. Apoe, giving receipts as 25 and ex penses as 58.50, leaving a balance duo guardian of 33.f0. J. A. Magoon petitions tho Circuit Court to havo a guardian appointed for Rebecca Paneo Humeku. Peti tioner alleges ho has been trustee for tho woman for several years. bho is now Zi years out and owns considerable property, to wit: Gov ernment bonds, -1500; bills receiv able, sa', 1000, and lands worth about 8000. The income from her property would bo nearly sulliciont to keep hor with economy, but sho through excos.sivo chinking and idle ness is wasting and lessening hor es tate, thus exposing herself to want, destitution and suffering. Kobocca waives service and nominates Mr. Magoon as her guardian. EVENTFUL VOYAGE. ' Bchoonor LlholUto Roturn from Ly san Island Much Battered. Tho Hawaiian schoonor Liholiho, Captain Borry, arrived at 1:15 this afternoon, about 15) dais from Lysan Island. After this rather lengthy passage sho reports having mot with two very serious mishaps. Tho schoonor left Honolulu for Lysan Islaud on Wednesday, March 8, nnd four days Inter a heavy northeast gust of wind snapped the foregaff. It was fished with a spare timber temporarily. Arrived at Lysan Island on March 10, eight days' passage. Landed passengers, including Gov. Freeth. in safety. There was a heavy swell breaking around tho islnnd and three times tho schooner put out to soa, to escape drifting on the reef. Thoro was hardly any wind, tho swoll being caused by tlio seas breaking on tho shallow reefs. Tho schoonor took in 100 tons of guano lor iianamauiu plantation, Kauai, Captain Borry having been instructed to head for tho Garden Islo with his cargo. On March 25, about 10 o'clock in the ovoning, a heavy northeast iralo uamo on suddenly, and tho hawser which hold the schoonor to tho buoy was cut, as it was feared that aii3' delay might cause tho ves sel's destruction. Tho schooner sail ed out to sea anil at 12 o'clock, two hours aftor she loft, tho main boom was snapped completely in two. Thoro woro no spars strong enough with which to niako a splice, so the brakes for raisins tho anchor woro broken off and used in fishing tho boom. It took nearly a week to re pair tho damage. Tho weather dur ing tho remainder of the passage was pleasant. As there was nothing by which to raise tho anchors onco thoy woro lot down, tho Liholiho headed for this port. A Japanese cook at tho islaud was tho only passenger, with tho excep tion of a seventy-pound turtle for Dr. McKibbiu, a present from Gov. Frcoth. Tho doctor's friends will note tho fact, and look out for tho "bouillon." Tho Liholiho will leave for Kauai about tho beginning of next week. -9- HAWAIIAN CABLE. HoocPsGures Numerous Bolls And Catarrh In tho Hood 4'sSf 1 i " ""1 J mi ? Si' Wr Sir. TP. I Tuclccr ltosoburg, Oregon. " I fed that It Is Imposslblo for mo to ay too much In favor of Hood's Sarsap.irllli. I was a great sullcrer from Impure blood and Catarrh In my head. Job's comfurtors foiled to comfort me, and I suScrod fiom numerous boil Agony Boyond Description. 'When I began to take Hood's Sarsaparllh I had six ot them, only four of wlikh came to a head, and since then, thanks to this Rood mcdlclno, I have been frco from this great nflltcllou. I fialnod 11 pounds in tliroo weeks. Tho Catarrh n my head ulilch lias troubled mo for ears has also boen cured by Hood's Sarsaparllla and I N. S. SACHS, 104 Fort Street, Honolulu. Corsets of Every Description For Ladies, Misses & Children 1 The Well-known P. D. Corsets '"au -The C. P. and R. & G. Corsets a ri'bi. AS KOUTMHNT Ol Hood's sk Cures am enjoytne good general health. I earnestly recommend 1 food's brtrsapartlla to all who aro anilcted." W. L. Tuckuii, Uoscburg, Oregon. HOOD'S PlLLS cure all I.lver Ills, Bilious ness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache. Arrival of the Hyacinth. H. 15. M. S. Hyacinth, which has been expected hero homo time, Capt. Ttobett W. (Jraigie, arrived this afternoon, 2l dajs from Victoria, 1-5. C. The llyacinth's tonnage is 1J20. and hor hoiupowor lllll). Sho canics eight gnus. Following is a lis-t of hor principal oilieors: Uaptam Jfobert v. Uraigio; Stall" Surgeon Edwaid H. Wil liams. l'a master William J. Kilroyf Chief Engineer Alfred J. Nye. Tho llyacinth's stay hero is in detiuite so far as yet known. Worlds The R. & 6. Nursing Corsets, The R. & G, Summer Corsets, These nre Kxtrn long Wnlst niul Well Kitting. Madm. Strong's Common Sense Corset Waists Are Comfortable ami Very Light In Weight. THE P. N. SHORT, RIDING CORSET The Ferris Good Common Sense Waists Kor Children, Host for Health, Comfort anil Wear. Children's Corded Waists for 40 cts. COMIC AND BKK OUK Far Tho Myrtle christen their Boat Club woro to now boat 3Teitoulay Shipping Notes. Tho Hawaiian bark Andrew Welch was hauled on tho Marine Itailway this morn tag. Tho steamer Jan Makee brought 'J.V0bugs migar from Kauai for the schooner Alice Cooke. The steamer l'elo took 200 tons of coal besides several pieces of pipe for tho Ma kaweli plantation this afternoon. LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. Captain Goodman of tho schoonor Robert Lowers has reported at tho Station that John Sweeney, seaman on tho schooner, has deserted. Arthur Thomas, stowaway, was shipped back on tliebarkeutine Inn gard yesterday. To-day Goddaid and Geo. Thompson woro sent back on tho barkontino Mary Winkolman. Those aro tho men who came by tho S. S. Alameda as stowaways. n m Tho moro (Jhainberlain's Cough Remedy is used (ho better it is liltod, Wo know of no olhor remedy that alwnys gives satisfaction. It is good when you first catch cold. It is good when your cough is boat oil and your lungs aro bore. It is good in any kind of a cough. Wo have sold twonty'llvo diuon of it and ovory bottle has given satisfaction, Stud mini & Friedman, druggists, Minne sotn Lake. Minn, fit) cent bottles for sale by all Junior. Uiiusou, Smith A; Co., agents for thu Hawai ian Islands, Daily Jlullrtin, delivered free. 60 cent u month, evening, but owing to a slim atten dance of members tho event was postponed. A .special meeting will probably ho called. Mr. Nathaniel has the BuLi.F.nx's thanks for a lifelike photograph of Commissioner Blount taken in front of Snow cottage by Soverin & Bol ster. Tho picture sells on bight among tho Hawaiian populace. Those intending to go to t ho fair and luau at Kalihiki-kaiim Saturday will seo a notice of special trains in this issue. Thoy must particularly remember that regular passenger trains will not stop at the lair grounds. J. Yarmouchi issued a warrant for tho arrest of Ido, editor of tho Japa nese Weekly, on a charge of libel in tho lirst degree, by "maliciously publishing an article on March ."10," detrimental to his character. C. Croighton is counsel for tho com plainant. Thoro aro no new developments obtainable) from tho police authori ties regarding eithor tho opium or crown jewels robberies. Yesterday it was said a clue to the opium thief was getting hot. Detective Larson is on the case. Tho annuul meeting of tho Y. M. O. A. will bo hold this ooniug at 7:1)0 o'clock, Iutoii'sling mpoits will bo refill and ndJruvos made, which will bo interspersed with some musical selections. All friends of tho association fire invited, As the nativo performers have gone to great pains and oxpeiieo to produce their intoroniiiig historical piny, the public should lespoud by giving thein a crowded house to night. Tlimo is promised a material improvement over the initial per formance. Tho Hawaii luioi Diamntie Co, will give a .-I'i'Diiu picnchtulion ol tho historical diania, "Tho Lady of the Twilight," at the Opera House this ovoning. As a s.Miopds of the play lifts been printed people will inoio readily understand tho events as thoy tiro presented. Tho lease for ten teai of ICspla uade lots Non. 71 and 7'i, containing an area of ll),(KM) sipiaie feet, was sold fit auction in front of tho Gov ernment Huihliiig iluidu. The Inter-Ihliiud Sleain Navigation Co., previous holder of tho Iota, hoiijjlil the lease at the upet pi ice of $100 a your, Jack on His Muscle. There was a free light among tho sailors of tho barkontino Klikitat on boiiid that vessel this morning. Tho Klikitat is dischniging lumber at the Fort street wharf, anil tho inon woro engaged in lauding heavy tim ber, when two disagieed as to who hail tlio heavier burden. From this a light started. Some of tho other snilor jumped in, when thoy gotji bill", and for a foi minutes it looked as if tho services of tho National Guard would bo required to quoll tho disturbance. Matters quieted down fitter a while and at 11 o'clock tho men wero all in good spirits and working away like boayors. Such is Jack's life. Musicians Muko Morry. A very onjo3ablo reunion of tho woll-known Hawaiian Quintet Club took place yesterday evouiug at the residence of Cain D. Wiliokai, Rich ards street. The event was a luau given by that gentleman to his tune ful comrades. A table was spread covoied with dainty Hawaiian dishes cooked in the native fashion, which woro done justice to by all prooont. Aftor tho repast vocal and instru mental music was given by "tho boys" in their own inimitable stylo, and the loniaiuder of tho ovoning was passed in fun and frolic. Tho health of tho Queen was not forgot ten, a song boiug sung in response. Surveys All Complete for Laying a Line. Lieutenant Commander Tanner of the U. S. S. Albatross has an exhaus tive interview in tho Call, describing tho various routes survoyed for a telegraph cable botweeu tho Pacific Coast and Hawaii. The following is tho conclusion of the interview: "Tho lengths of tho various routes aro as follows: "Tho Tuscarora's line from San Francisco to Manna Loa Bay, near the east end of Oaliu Island, is 201)3 nautical miles; tho Albatross' groat circlo lino fiom Salinas Lauding, Montoroy Bay, to Mauna Loa Bay is 2091 miles. The Albatross rhumb line to and from tho same points is 2107 miles. Seven miles should bo nddnd to thosu Huon if the tormiuu.s bo made at Waikiki. "Tho Thotis' lino from Foint Con ception to Hilo is 20.")0 miles in lougth. "The existence of a great central plateau between tho ciiast of Cali fornia and tho Hawaiian Islands seems to havo beou established be yond question. It is shown by tho Tuscarora's lino from San Francisco to Oahu and by both of tho Alba tross' lines. "Enough has boon said to show that careful surveys havo demon strated tho practicabilit1 of estab lishing tolegraphic communication between tho United States and tho Sandwich Islands. "Thoro need bo no further anxiety regarding tho unprecedented lougth of lino since tho recent announce ment of tho successful opening of telegraphic communication between Brazil and tho coast of Africa through a cablo 2103 miles in length. "Tho work of tho surveyor is fin ished and tho completion of tole graphic communication between Sau Francisco and Honolulu now rests with tho electrical engineer and tho capitalist." Tickets Beat's All Corset wliicli we are Selling at 50 Cents A FINK ASSORTMENT UK Ladies' Corset Covers in all Styles! FORTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE New-York Life Insurance Co. JOHN A. McCALL, President. STJl&liLJiJRir OP REPORT: BUSINESS OF 1SD2. TO CHICAGO Premium Income . . . Interest, Rents, etc. Total Income, .A-isro RETURN Death Claims Endowments and Annuities Dividends, Purchased Insurances, etc. Total to Policy-holders, $25,040,11:3.0.') r,S96,47t!.0O $30,936,590.83 !f7,S0),589.20 2,484,432.21) 3,01:5,090.75 $13,990,012,33 Number Amount of of New Policies Issued 00,259 New Insurance "Written .$173,005,070.00 CONDITION JAN. 1, 1893. Liabilities, Surplus . . Number ol Amount ol Mishap to tho Makee. Tho steamer James Makoo arrived this morning from Kapaa, Kauai, which port sho loft at f o'clock yes terday evening. The Makee was ox pected yonloiday, but owing to rough weather sho had to lay to fit llannniaulu on Tuesday. On arrival this morning a report was current that tho machinery had suffered an other breakdown. Chief Engineer Murks wfis seen. Ho stated that one of the bolts was carried away and tho damage was only nominal, and dill not delay her any. Tho Mnkeo will probably leave again for Kapaa to-nionow. Elder S. S. Boavor, of McAllister villo, Juuiatta Co., Pa., says his wife is subject to cramp in the stomach. Last summer sho tried Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for it, and was much pleas ed with tho spoody relief it afford ed. Sho has since used it whenever necessary and found that it never fails. For salo by all dealers. Bon son, Smith Si Co., agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. Tlio uiuli'r-igiii'il iiro ini.iruil to i;ivu in-li-iuliiiK Tourists tlio mlvaiitngt! of a Special Round Trip Rate FROM HONOLULU TO Chicago Return IN CONNKOTION WITH THK STKA.M KKS OK THK OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMFY Or San Franolsoo Increase Increase Increase Increase Increase 4 Percent Standard of Policies in Force of Insurance in Force PROGRESS IN IS!)'. in Henelits to Policy-holders in Assets in Surplus in Insurance Written in Insurance in Force $137,499,198.99 $1 20,094, 250.S9 10,804,948.10 224.00S $089,248,029.00 1,323,521.45 11,551,908.18 1,003,924.79 20,940,08S.OO 00,105,451.00 General AyeiU for the Hawaiian Julamln. THEO. H. DA VIES & CO. HAVE .1UKT Ol'KNKI) OUT A OHOH'K DISPLAY OK Cut Glass ScUacis Tumblers Daoanters Fitolaors Ioe Bxioltets El to. HI to. LOST ON VK1)NESI)A.Y AI'IKUNOON, A l!luo I'luid Child's Coat, either on the Waikiki Uoail or on King Street. Tho llnilur will nlcase return il to the IIiillktin Oillco. 700-lt WANTED GENTLEMAN WAN IS u KuriiiHln-il Kmini with ii private family. Amily to "X.," Hui.u.riN OlHoe. AH Aboard for the Luau and Fair 7lHK!t AND THE- H Royal Worcester I.Altai: ASSORTMENT OK Vases Chocolate Jngu Rose Jars Etc. Etc. Etc. My wife was coulined to her bed for oer two months with n ery so oio attack of I'liouinutisui. Wo could get nothing that would all'ord her any lebol, and as ft last resort gave Clifimborlfiiu's 1'aiu Halm a trial, To our giont surprise she be gan to improw) .after tho first nppli cation, and by using it regularly she was soon able to gel up find attend to house work. 10, 11. Johnson, of C.I. Knutson Si Co., Kensington, .Minn. Til) cent buttle for salo by fill dealeis. Benson, Smith iV Co., imontn lor the Hawaiian Islands. tieoige C'uiiimiiigri Hoss has hand ed in a lettiir iu mply to the Advor tisur'n attack on liiiu this morning, which, owing lo its length and tho InluiiOMi of tho hour rucoived, is de ferred till iiun.1 issue. r ill I E MAN AOEM ENT X UiilhwiN htm iirruiiKuil for tlui uirom IHOlllltillll I.tlllll 1111(1 of thu I'lilillc atteiullut; Kair at Kalilil-I.al on OK THE OAHU jiii-tint SATURDAY, April 15th, to havo Tiaiiis run EVEI1Y IIAI.K HOUIl tnitwi'un the hour of II oVIouk ,, M. anil 7 oYlouk r. m., Trains leavini; thu Honolulu depot KIYi: MINUThh AKTEU THE IUMIH AND IIAI.K HoUll to allow of I'an.-DiiHurn iiiakiui; foiiiieetlou uilh thu TriunearN fiom Town and I'alaiua. Regular Passenger Trains will uot stop at ttie Fair Grounds) Ht l'aniM'ii!(!rit iiiiixt Im careful to take Uiu Hpeolul Train ruuulim to thu l.uuu mid Kalr U.N'bY. 70U-'Jt UNION STEAMSHIP COMFY Of New Zealand. ttr Further particulars may hu had upon, application. Win. t ii & co. LIMITED. fi!)7-tf NOTICE. Illl'.O TO NOTIKY MY CUhTOMEHS and thu public Kt'iierally, thai I o.m lie I'OiiiMiuiiU'ateit with hy Mutual Telephone No. Kill. Mr, H. I.ou will I'ontliiuii to rulln-t for inc. .1. W. M DONALD, Proprietor I'ily Should); Shop, itti '2 Ktirt street aliovu Hotel lieot. NOTICE. -Ti:miEltTIIEAtlENTS SOU OWN i.i em ol tin llrltlidi M'himucr "Norinii" will he nwpointlliln forauy di-liuumtraetcd by niiiHiur or crow. (I il-'M General Crockery and Glassware I French Center Rugs, French Sofa. Rugs, French Door K,vigs, French Stair Carpets In Latest Designs, French Iron Beds, Double and Single; Baby Cots CHINESE M-A-TTrN-Q- - Sets of Telescopic Card and Fancy Tea Tables ! y Basket Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Wooden TrunkB. -- TO CI.EAU OPT ai.NSIONMENT American & English Bicycles AUK. OKKEItED REDUCED l-TaiTHES. Job 1'rlntiny fxeotiOd at the neatly and promptly miletin 0ke, IB. IF. IEIHIILiIEIR, Sc OO S3 FORT STK.HJE3T. AKTEU TAICINO STOl'K. AM. KINDS Ol- Curtains in White, Cream and Colored ! I At bulf the former cost. "Velvet c& Sm.yme. Rugs In all nixes greatly reduced Woolen Goods in Plain, Striped & Plaids, Below Cost 1 I V" In (net wo oiler lmnieuu Haralim iu all Departments. ' 1 W DresuaakluQ Under the Hatuuemeut ol MI88 K. CLARK. jtX