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CLEAKMCE SALE
OF-
iirniture,
acts
CROCKERY !
PRICES REDUCED
FOR FOUR
English Wardrobes, Plate. Glass Front;
Marbletop Wash Stands,
Marblelop Dressing Tables,
Scotch Chests of Drawers,
Dining Hall and Parlor Chairs,
Rattan Suites, Pictures, Etc.
Boyal Worcester Vases,
Royal Worcester Tea Sets,
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,
Decorated rases, Tumblers, Glasses,
Claret Jugs, Lamps, Screens,
Iron Bedsteads, Matting,
Etc.
EJ -
THEO. H. DA
V
Nxmaim Street, - : Near Hotel Street
HAS Jl'dT RECEIVED BY I.ATE AliltlVAI.S
lELA-TTXETOiHITr TEA!
Dtrt'Oi (iuiii Chiim' Finest Mountain Quality1 Superior to Any
thing Evei bold in Hum. lulu!
I Choice Assortment of Christmas Toys on Hand
Camphor Trunks Fitltd with Patent Det-etive Lacks,
Latest Style Chinese fiambou ('hairs and Lounyes,
li-autiful Pattern Chi arse Silk and Silk Handkt rehiefs, Etc.
High Glass Tailoring in All Its Branches!
Always on hand a Choice A-
Low Prices and
TELEPHONE 119-
CHAS. IIUSTACE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.
Fresh California Roll Batter and Island Batter
VET ALWAYS
Sen Guods Received by Every
All Orders mithfullv attend to.
lollelted and packed with care.
Lincoln Block, Kino Stjikci,
BOTH TELEPHONES 21(1
LEWIS & CO.,
Ill FORT STREET.
Importers, Wholesale $ Retail Grocers
Provision Dealers & Naval Supplies
FreBb Goods by Every California Stoamor.
ICE - HOUSE - OOODS - A - SPECIALTY.
Islands Ojioehs Solicitki). jgCS &0T Satisfaction Guaiiantiied.
TELEPHONK Vi -
H. E. McINTYRE & BRO.,
IMl'OHTKiW AMI UKAI.I.Iti IN -
Groceries, - Provisions - and - Feed,
New Ooodn Received hy Kvory Packet from tho Kuatorn btuten mid Kuruin-.
FItESll - CAMFOKNIA - I'UODUCE - HY - I3VKKV STEAM EH.
All OiiUfk (althfully attended to and Goods IMIvnrvd to mo
IVfi of Hie City 1'RKi:.
Island Obdkhs Solioitkii. SmaiMorioN Uu.nii:ku.
jAHT COHNKH r'OKT AND KINO UTKKETd,
Glassware
25 PERCENT
"WEEKS "3
to.,
HJto.
VIES & CO.
S3E3Ef.
"ortiiit'iit of Cashmeres, Tweeds, Kte , Etc.
aood ITit C3-u.a.ra.zxtecI
btO ;im
P. 0. BOX 37
ON HAND
Steamer from San Francisco.
Satinfiiotlnn L'iiurnnted.
Island Onion
Bet. Four and Alakea Stkeets.
-P. O. BOX W7
- P, O BOX U6
A CARD
FKOM
JOHN POTTIE,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Australian Veterinary Establlshm ut, Syd
noy, . S. VI.
IKSTABL1SHF.1) .;
I take pleasure tti announcing tlitxt I
have established un Agency in Hono
lulu (or thu sain ol my well-known
Kemt'iHen, and have appointed Mr,
ClAKEW'L. V. MaCFAHLaSK Illy Sole
Aiit;nl (or thu Hawaiian Islands and
United State..
IBIgnedl JOHN POITIE,
F. E. V. M. a.
Culling uttention to the above
announcement, 1 heg to inform
plantation owners, ranehers and
tins fiublii! generally Unit 1 am
now in full supply of nil of Dr.
Pottie's Celebrated Remedies, to
gether with hiri treatises on the
principles of doctoring animals
and the remedies to be used.
Dr. Puttie stands pre-eminently
at the head of the veteri
nary profession and his loading
remedies are known throughout
the whole civilized world. No
system know n has shown such
splendid results. During the 20
year in which Dr. l'ottie has
had charge of the Government
stables of New South Wales not
a single death occurred. Dur
ing the outbreak of "Pink Eye"
in Australia over XOO.uUu worth
of horses were lost, but of the
cases treated by Dr. Pottie's re
medies l-KSs THAN ONE PERCENT
died. Last year over 7,01)0,000
animals were treated by Dr.
Pottie and his corps of assis
tants, which will all'ord some
idea of the magnitude of his
business and the elliciency and
popularity of his remedies.
Special cases of assorted re
medies can be hud t prices
ranging from ; to .tloO, suit
able for plantations, stables and
ranched; these remedies keep
for years.
I especially call attention to
Dr. Pottie's celebrated and un
failing remedy for JI.ixub, which
is so widely prevalent among
horse.- in these Islands at this
time. I regard this as a certain
cure, and can show testimonials
for cures already eifected of
very aggravated cases.
The following comprise some
of the principal Horse, Cattle,
Sheep, Dog and Pig Remedies,
viz.:
PHOPIUETAKY MEDICINES.
aiemuini Oil,
lilack D iukI.ii Oil,
Embjocation,
Gieen Heulmg Lo-
' lion,
Black Healing l.u-
t'on,
Marine Liniment,
Sweating Hlhtet,
Golden lilhier,
KrwiiiHrkt'l lllhler.
Fly lilisttr,
White Oils,
Cooling Oils,
Sltfnnt Ointment,
Hoof Ointment,
Healing Ointment,
Tumor Ointment.
Hall hiuI Shoulder
Salvii,
Heal All, or Golden
Oil,
Soft Soup,
Condition Powder,
Worm Pottdurx,
Alterative Urine
Powders
Maiie Powders,
Physie Ball,
Worm Hall,
Condition Hull,
Urine Ball,
Grne and C'olir
Drench,
Cough Mixture,
Fever Drink,
Blood 'Ionic,
Stomach Powder,
Purgative Powder
(Cattle)
Medicated 1,'m-eed,
bQL'ATTEKB' P,KMK)IKR(ln liillk form).
Pleuro Drench, for
mixing with drink
Tubercular Dremh,
for mixing with
drink,
lied Water Drmirh
Preventative,
HtudCfttthtCulviiiK
Scour.n in (.'alve't,
Hoven Powder, for
100 head,
Condiment for Sym
metry, Cai-en of Assorted Remedies in boltl
fioin f to i'-'O, with lirlnted iaiiiili
lets on DieeuHe, Breeding and
dilllcult particulars.
HHKKP KKMKDIKS.
Tujiu Worm 8ecl-
Salt Hush Lick.
Medicate I Prevent
ive Lick,
Knot Rot JJii Pow
der, Toot Hut Ham!
Urusitliii;.
IIC,
Linn;, BnwelH
and
Kidney,
Pinko and Liver
Remedies,
Catarrh in Sheen,
DUBLIN AND GLASGOW HORSK AND
CATTL1-; SPICKS.
Oidliiary,
Tor Brood Muiet,
For Kntlies,
For Stud Cattle,
For Mill:,
For Fat,
For Calves,
For PlgH.
For Fowls,
Truliierri' I'.lneiric
Lu OIU,
Traiucra'
lion,
Traincra'
Drench
Kmliioca
l.axativu Trainer1 Strength-
ening Drench,
Traiiieru' Skin and
Kidney,
Trainern' Cough
DiinltH,
'riiilmirs' llori-e
Splee,
Then" (ire all UiicimmI llemeille.i for Pure
Bred AliiimiU, and adapted for thu
Peculiar Condition of thu
Animal.
Farmer Clienn
Oil,
Farmeru' huiiov-
lug Diluki,
Ftirmeri' Heal All,
I'liriurr' I'lunii
Cusi) of AhmiiIimI
Iteuiudleh.
All UIhiiiI ordeia momiitlv at-
tended to mat nam nh lot t coiitniiiluu full
Information will be sent on application.
C. V. .MACM'AKLANK,
t74 OuU Aymtjor Dr Vt'. llm
Hawaii Belongfi to tho Hivwallanu.
The Administration tit Washing
ton has the unqualified support of
UUS UlililKUlU 111 US IHJUiau Jk UWII-
duct in thu Hawaiian nIFnir. Jn au-
kuowludging tho truinoudous wrong
committed by ox Minister Stevens,
while aotiugas the nation's represent-
ntiTO at the court of Queen Lilian- ,
kalani, President Cleveland and his
Secretary of Sinte liavo shown anion-
nut courage ami retresinng ciisuaiii ,
nfliiiii..nmlv Allilin flints ill t he i
eao prove Stevens s behavior while
Minister at Honolulu to have boon
prompted by rank ignorance or com
plete disregard of right or decency.
Stevens openly encouraged a por
tion of the Queen's mihjeots in their
preparations for rebellion and pro
mised thorn ovory possible material
assistance the moment they furnisli
, I'd him with the shadow of an ex
cuse for such a step. To quote from
the documents of statu in the mat
ter: "The Provisional Government
was recognized when it had littlo
other than a paper existonco nnd
when the legitimate government was
in full possession nnd control of the
palace, the barracks and tho police
station. Mr. Stevens's well known
hostility and the threatening pres
ence of tho force lauded from tho
Boston were all that could have then
excited serious apprehension in tho
minds of tho Queen, her ollieors and
loyal supporters."
In repudiating such outrageous
impudence, or shameful ignorance
on the part of our then Minister,
tho United States Govorumout has
done that which will bring it praise
and honor from every just and hon
est person in tho civilized world. -The
Illustrated American.
An English View From Japan.
"Paramount" Blount's plan for
turning thu Hawaiian Islands over
to Glaus Sprockets, ex-Queen Liliu
okalaui and the British, appears to
have tho approval of tho Adminis
tration. Such is the way a New
York paper speaks of President
Cleveland's probable decision to do
justice to Hawaii and to re-instate a
sovereign unlawfully deposed. The
paper by the way speaks of tho "dis
solute Queen" as if that were sulli
oient argument for deposing her.
Now if America means to depose
ovory dissolute monarch on tho face
of the earth she will have no time
for bimetallism or a reform of the
tariir. The injustice of the present
Government, which is almost purely
maintained by U. S. citizens, is illus
trated by a glance at tho population
returns. There are !5u0U foreigners
and S000 Hawaiians entitled to vote
on the islands, and out of tho .'5000
foreigners only 1000 are Americans.
This is the minority which has at
present tho reins of power. Tho
sneer with regard to tho British is
wholly unfounded. If Britain wanted
Hawaii she would have taken it i
years ago. At the present time she
has enough to do to keep what she
has already possession of. Japan !
Weekly Gazette.
Popular Phonograph Parlors,,
Addition
of Another
Wonders.
of Edtaou'u
Mit. 0. Stouukiji:, n gentleinau well
known not alone to tin: residents of Ho
nolulu, but to those of Hawaii, Maui and
Kauai, in connect ion with his introduc
tion to the notifc of thu general public
of l'rofuBor Emso.s'b marvel of i-cicnce,
tlio PuoNuuuAi'ii, or ' talking machine,"
has again teturned to this city flora nn
extended intcr-island ti ii, and has located
himself permanently at the Puonook.U'U
UAW.uitH, Aiiunguin Block, llorKL
aiiiEiyr.
Jlr. SroujKiii; has been in correspon
dence with I'rufensor JCdison, through
one of the l'rofeisMir'n special reiire.sent
utivi'n, and has been tlnis. enabled to ob
tain a latest Hcientilie production and im
proved Phonograph whicli has arrived,
and is now open for inspection and trial
by tho geneial public at tho I'lioxonitAVit
i'.utLoits, Arlington JJlock, Hotel street.
This new hcicntilic production and
machine is called the Automatic Pnono
uiiAi'ir, working as it does automatically,
by electrical agency, geneiated by tho
action of any person desirous of testing
its peculiar qualities, the manner of test
beinir easily understood on visitim; the
lately fitted up Phonoohai-h Paiii.uks, I
Arlington Block, Hotel street.
Tho Automatic i'noNociUAi'ii is anoth
er triumph of scienee.is the latest iinm oved
'talking maehine" niituiifuctured by thu
electiical wizaid, Kdison, and is supplied
with newly invented and lately patented
double diaphragms, thus adding not I
alone to tho loudness of tho reproduc- I
tions iiom the recoids, but also present
ing in a most remarkably clear and dis
tinct manner all the modulations of the
human voice, both in song and speech
and which may lie heaid fiom the ma,
chine ut tho I'liiiNotnti'il 1'aiii.oiis, Arling
ton Block, Hotel street.
TI1U AUTO.MATM I'HONOOUAl'lI IS ell-
.um-.-i in in. uimui u.iiiiu, iiu (jiir-r. it i
mm niiie, tuns peiiiiiiinig uiu viiuur to
see all of the delicate machinery in full
play. The wonderful, scientific appliance
of mechanical skill displaced in tho reg
ulation of the speed of reproduction of
tho various recoids, tho automatic sturt,
speeding and final stop are plainly visi
ble, and, more than that, the wonderful
reproductive powers of thu automatic
machine may be learned on each call at
tho PiiMNOdiiAiMi P.uimiim, Arlington
Block, Hotel streot.
Kill! test is given to the power of thu
Automatic Maoiunk by the continual
changing of records, so that solo, duet,
trio, quartette, quintette and sextette
vocalisms by instrumental music of eelo
hinted bauds aud noted soloists will be
interspersed with huinoious speeches,
dialogues and specialties, the imitietilar
selections being displayed daily on tho
Automatic .Maohinu, at thu Pikinoukai'II
Pahlohh, Arlington Block, Hotel Htieet.
For the initial piece on the Ai'mimatic
PnoNOdiiAi'ii, Mr. Btocltlo has selected
from his accumulation of ueaily two
hundred new jeeords, which include
songs of all nations, aud the best ellbrts
of the most celebrated musical eelebiilies
in the world n selection which has
never heretofoiu been rcpiodliced oiit-
siimo uenoiuuoi llinpiioiiogiaph, and
one which gives full nppoilunity to itldtte
ol tho woudeirulnatiiriilsouud-iepiodiic-I the gite. Special iriuiigiiuuntH an hu
ing qualities of this latest Automatic i """'" u,r Family Picnlci ami KvciiIiik
Mueliino. Thooppoitunity now iiiesents '"thliiK Paities. ft"K-tf
itself to hear this particular number bv n
trial of the Kdisouiaii invention nuw'on ' NOTICE,
exliibition at the Pikinoiiiiai'H Paki.iijis,
Arljngtoil lllock, Hotel stieel. U) niLLb )UK AOAIS.ST 1 Hi: HO-
I hit PlIo.simltAHl PtllMills me open , uoltllu Ruid Hoard In fillitiu are re
daily fioin il I.M., and ojipiiituiiily is i uuo'ted to lm ploiieliled at theolllce of thu
glwn to visitors to select Iiom a thou Koulriup ivisor of Honolulu on the iltli
sand records, which will be lenrodueeil "' l'l,u,h liionlh, oiherwin. tln-v wdllmia.
at leullust on the noii.milmi.Mti.i i..iioI.i.
nihil on exhibition, iiuil la line, ut the
I'lluMiuiiAPU I'aiiuius, Arllnulou Hindi,
UoWl ktrvvl. byj-hv
Ufa Rib tar.
, ,,
W. F. ReyilOluS, PrOp.
When vou have goods which
,, ,,m,- ...... ,i the T heut wnv is
Ul( Pl 1U0 VS llJU l.M0 lSlWaj 18
to ndvertizu so that they the
people, can read, murk, lenrn
and inwardly digest, what you
have to advertise. Our
Catalogue of Books, Etc
forwarded with last Saturday's
Bulletin, has already brought
its results. About our
TOYS!
We have not not imported any
(rash. Everything is good and
sensible.
Everybody admits so far that
our
DOLLS
are the best and most reason
able in price.
Our DIARIES for 1804 are
all ready to sell. Our
O-AMES
include the latest and best.
Do not forget our little CABI
NET SOUVENIR. Just the
thing to send to friends abroad,
price l.i cents.
A line display of Dolls' Fur
niture and Tea Sets.
Never was a nicer line of
PURSES
with Solid Silver Ornaments, of
fered the public, and mind you
they are not at jewellers' figures
either!
A pretty display of Vases,
Cups and Saucers, etc.
A good line of Portfolios, Cro
quet, Lawn Tennis and Base
Ball Supplies.
ALL FOR CASH ONLY.
HAVE YOU TRIED -:- -:-
"Jockey Club'1
Cigarettes ?
If you try them once you will
smoke no other.
Any one returning 50 Jockey
Club ImMk to H. KVHEY &
CO., No. ,514 Kiny Street, will
be presented with a beautiful
Cigarette or Cigar Case.
S0S-31U
AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS.
Tlie undersigned has just
received u large and varied
assortment of IIkmstitohkd
and Frinokd Tka Cloths;
also some exceedingly hand
some Sidkboard Cloths in
diU'eront lengths, which he
invites his lady customers
to inspect.
w. o.
SPROULL.
hls-tf
FOK. 3 .A-JLiE !
THE ORBAT
KAHUKU RANCH !
8. NORRIB.
HHKf
Kahul.u Hawaii
fab
ILANIWAI."
i t nit,T-CL.rS FAMILY IIATIUNII i
! V Resurt at Waikiki. T-aiiieaiw imxx !
1 V'"l" rom hai inoiiih'. cellmate and Ilk.'
ly not to be liiilil for one "r two iiionlliH
after. II) oilier of thu Honolulu Ituud
Hoard. W. 11 CDM.MINOH.
Wt'W Homl supoivliur, Jlonululu.
f TRADE J
MARK
NEW FUMITME
JUST
J.
HOPP
COMPRISING -
Beautiful Articles
BEDKOOM SETS,
SIDEBOARDS
CHIFFONIERS
Splendid Line of Rattan and Reed Furniture !
Single Pieces nnd Sets.
CORNICE POLES IN WOOD OR BRASS MOUNTINGS.
ELEGANT UPHOLSTER?
In Fine Spring, Hair Wool, Musi nnd Straw Mattresses.
PILLOW'S OK LIVE UKKSE FEATHEKS AND SILK. FLOSS.
Latest Improvements In Wire Mattresses, Lounge & Sola Beds, Divan Lounges and Solas,
Great Yarlety of Baby Carriages, C.lbs, Cradles and High Chairs.
Our Cabinet-Making Workshop is Superior in Men and Material.
FUIINITI'IIE AND MATTIIESSES REl'AlItED AS GOOD AS NEW.
MATTING - LAID - AT - SHORTEST - NOTICE !
OUK IMUCKS ALWAYS THE
J. HOPP
-7-S: .Klner Street, -
rtTo.
Mil
44- TELEPHONES
P. O. ISnx 3WI.
Bri.i. lil.
Nan-Yu Shosha
411 KING STEEET.
HAAE JUSTUECBIVED'
Per S. S. "Oceanic," Dec. 4th,
A I.AIIOK VAIIIKTV Ol
NOVELTIES!
Suitable or Christmas Trade. !
COTTOFCREPES
Of Ditleront Varieties and Latest Patterns.
SHIRTS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
JAPANESE LANTERNS,
PORCELAIN TEA 8KT8,
Etc., EU, Etc." Etc.
XjO-w Prices !
411 - King- Street
SOMETHING NEW !
"Is there anything new un
der tho Sun?" You will ask
yourself that question and the
answer is "Go to M. Gold
hero's and have a look at his
New Patent Ventilated Under
shirt; light, durable and cool.
A summer garment that can
not he surpassed; both in long
and short sleeves. Price 50c.
each. M. Goldijerg is the
solo agent for Dr. G. Jaeger's
Sanitarv Underwear.
Philatelists, Attention !
No hetter Christmas memento can
he selected to send to your friends
abroad than a Complete Set of Provi
sional Government Postage Stamps.
They may he had at the Hawaiian
News Co.'s Store for only tftt.'Al. TIiIh
includes 1M Stumps, 1 Envelopes and .1
Postcards.
You can give your boy or girl or
stamp collecting friend no hetter ap
preciated present than a well-hound
and well-arranged Stamp Album.
Call and t.ce those ut tho Hawaiian
News Co.'s valued all the way from
4Uc. to $11.00. 1(1 varieties, designed to
please everyone. Tho finest lot of
Postage Stamp Album ever received
in Honolulu, KU-lu
Per S. S. Monowai.
i
Frozen s Turkeys
Heavy, Flesh) and Firm, i us t received
from the Coast. Also
LivEj geese.
Island Tmrlceys
(From Caiuarlnos' Itaueli). Fatteueil
on grain and fresh meat ; any duslred
weight: alive or killed and dressed,
CAL. FRUIT MARKET.
MH Mutual Telephone U7s. liu
NOTICE.
i
IrpHE UNl)Elthl(JNi;i) WIHHKh TO
I JL uotlfv thu puhllu that the .Merry-go-I
round will he run Kvt.uv Tiieusiuv An Lit
i noon, from H u'chicL fin I'hlldriin fkikindui.
. ly, uud that proper care will he itiKou to
preU'llt all) acuidelil or inlurlen.
J. A. VIOTOlt,
ei7liu Piujirluiur.
miX
RECEIVED
BY
&,
in Antique Oak
EXTENSION
TABLES,
CHAIRS, Etc, Etc
LOWEST IN HONOLULU.
& OQ,
- - :E3:oaa.ol-u.lia., KC. I.
Special attention Is colled to our New
Stock of
Christmas Goods i
JTJSO? OFHJNB3D
Comprising
SILK DRESS Q-OODS !
Ladies' and (Joins' Handkerchiefs
(With American or Hawaiian Flags)
Shawls, Saihes, Table Covers,
Neckties, Shirts, Etc., Ktu.
COTTON CRAPE OF DIFFERENT GRADES
Shirts, Pajamua, Suits,
Kimono Patterns, Etc., Kto.
Fanoy Porcelain Tea Sets,
Cups and Saucers, Plates,
Flower Vases, Etc., Eto.
Christmas Cards, Fancy Envelopes,
Albums, Fans. Paper Lull tenia,
Table Crumb Pans, Etc., Eto.
.m.. '
i Importer of Japanese G-oods.
iJOfi Fort St., near Custom Houao.
FOR S-AJLiE!
The
uuders'gned offers for sale the follow
ing lieautllill quick:
-THE FINK HORSE -
DUKE SPENCER"
it
AND THK UlLLOttlNll MAHKS:
"Angie A.," "Jos'ie W.,"
"Sally Black" und Golt,
"Yum Yum" and Colt,
"ivory," "Violet,"
"Leilehuu,"
"Kapiolani Girl,"
"True Blue" and Colt,
"Bazaar Filly."
Full Pedigrees of the above can be
seen ut Qr.eiilleld Stables, where price aud
terms can be arranged to suit the limes.
Greenfield Stables,
W. II.
Kapiolani Park.
HICKAKD.
SiW-lm
U
KA MAILE"
511 FORT STREET.
GRAND DISPLAY
OF THE-
LATEST NOVELTIES !
, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 15th.
i Opening Day for Xmas Goods !
"KA MAILE
r '
f)lU FORT STREET.
l'OOKET MEMO UOOKB.
DUPI.IOAI'K INKIUKb FOll UriK IN
Covets of Union Feed Co.1 Pocket
Memo lkiol., can hu had on application at
thu Com puuv's Olllcv. Uutuii otreuti
eyi-lui UNION YUFA) CO., ll.'u.
! thoroughbred Stool
