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VOL. VII. NO. 922.
HONOLULU, H. 1., THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1894.
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atul. Daniel Imh, editor, resides on
Alakcn street, Honolulu, ufun-Mild.
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11. 1IACK.KELD St CO.,
UNKHL CoMMtHSloN AtlKNTH.
(turner Kurt and Queen Streets, iioiiolalii.
JNO. B. SMITHIES,
AUOIIONKKII ANOUkMUAL Bcsinus Aoimt.
Amiiukoiia, Kohala, Hawaii.
WILLIAM FOSTER,
Aiioknev-at-Law ami NorAiiv I'l'iaic.
No. 13 Kaahoiuanu St., Honolulu,
870-1 m
TIIOS. LINDSAY,
MANrITUKIMI JHWKLKII AND WATCH
MAKRK. Kukiil Jewelry n specialty. Particular
uttcntlon J mid to all kinds of repairs.
Melncrny Block, Fort Street.
E. A. JACOBSOX.
Watchmakeu axo Jewki.ek
MU Fort Street, Honolulu, II. I.
I O. Box iJ7. Mutual Tele.
4(W.
vm. DA VIES,
liiuuEit : AXi : Stkvedohe
ESTIMATES AND OONTItATB ON
AM. KINDS OF WOllK.
orriifc: With Wright Bros., . Foit Strut.
WKtf
J. J. WILLIAMS.
OPKCOTOCS-K.A.FIIEIK.
The Only Collection of Island VIhws.
a. IX. UIVLEY,
Ar-CHITEOT,
i'iiiiiileln pltins mid Niioelllcutlons (or
every description of hulldlnu. Contracts
diiiwn und curelul sujioriiitoiidencii of eon
blruetlun t;lven when required. Call and
lUimiino iilmiH. Now ilfhlirtiH. Modem
JlillldltiKS Ollicii: Hilfn Deposit Ilulldllic
lupilnlrK, .Mutual Telophunu '.'US.
HONOLULU IRON WORKS,
HrrM Kmum'n, Kuuau Mn ij, Hoileus,
COUI.I.IIK, HON, JlnibH, AMI l.KMl
Cahtimih,
Mui'lilnvry of Kvery DcMTipiidii Miidniu
Onler. l'.irtluulurutteiitlnii paid to Ships'
lllueksiiilthliiK. Joli Work uxuculed ut
Hhort Notleu,
W. S. LUCE,
Wine & Spirit Merchant
ivuiriim. rniKi'it'Mir' ni.ucit.
Merchant St., : : Honolulu.
WM. 6. IRWIN Sl CO.
(Limited)
OFFEK FOR BALE
FERTILIZERS
alii. cnon a sons'
Celebrated High Grado Cane Manures.
We ure also prepared to tnkc orders fur
Uaaarti, IT. Olilandt St Oo.'o
ZPortlllzorB,
Insuring prompt delivery.
BOILED LUCOJL !
Till- im M .llluptn lrtli.l ill! ......
IJ U SUIiVI tl M It 1 11 Vlli LUII
suinltig less plgiucnt than l.lusced Oil, and
giving n lAsthii; brilliancy to colors.
Used with drier It gives n splendid Uoor
surface.
Lime, Oement,
KKFINKD 811(1 AH9,
SALMON.
F.i!rl,ink Canning Co.'s Corned Bee!
MRtrriNK rAitir I'.i.'s
Compounds, Rooflng & Papers,
Heed's Patent Steam Pipe Cuming.
Jarboos' Diamond, Enamel ft E?er
tasting Paint
Kspeclslly designed for Vacuum Tntis.
FIRE,
LIFE AND
MARINE
INSURANCE.
HarUord Fire Insurance Co.,
Assets, 17,109,825.49.
London ft Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.,
Assets, S4,3i7,052.
Thames and Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,
(Limited)
Assets, S6.124.007.
New York Life Ins. Co.,
Assets, $137,499,108.00.
C. 0. BERGER,
General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
HONOLULU.
Win. G. Irwin & Go.
(LIMITIIII)
Wru. 0. Irwlu. . l'rcsldcnt and iIiiimKer
iaii? HA'1fSck?'8' ', Vleo-Prcsident
,v '-9'H"ri, Secretary and Treasurer
Tlico. O. Tortcr Auditor
S-ugar Paotors
-AND--
Commission Agents.
AUKNTM OK THE
Oceanic Steamship Company,
OF HAN FHANOISCO, UAL.
C. BREWER & GO.
(LIMITED)
General Mercantile
' AMII
Commission Agents
J. O. Carter . . . . I"csldent and Mannuer
(I. II, IJii'iiTtuui. Tmiiiuier
'.. V. Jllxhop Beoretary
W. F. Allen Auditor
Chas, M. Cooke
KO 1
. u.Allen...
II. Wuterhou
Directors
H. HACKFELD & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
FOR' THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
FOR THE
Genuine Budweiser Beer
Brewed by the Anheuser-Busch Brew
ing Association of St. Louis.
-AND OF TIIE-
JOS. SOHLiITZ
Milwaukee BrewingGo.'s
Pilsener Beer
I.AKOK SHII'MKNT.S JUT TO If AND
AND FOlt SALE BY
H. HACKFELD & CO.
80-3w
BOTH TKLKl'JIONKS B 414
411
MUST ACE Ik CO.
COAL
All kluh -In uny iptnutlly from
hiig to a ton.
CHARCOAL.
From ono bag to any iiuantlty.
FIREWOOD
In III. lengths mid Hawol or Split,
from a hue to any quantity j also
WHITE & BLACK SAND
870-tf
IRON WORKS
QUE31I3N STR,H3H3T.
Bitwetn Altkea and Rlchirdi Btreeta.
rpiIK UNDEIISIONED AKE l'UE
X pared to make all kinds of Iron,
Brass, 11 ro lire, Zinc, Tin and Lead Cast
Ings. Alio a Ooneral Itopulr Shop for
Hteam l'.uglnos. Itleo Mills, Corn Mills,
Water Wheels. Wind Mills, etc. Machines
for the Cleaning of Calico, Castor Oils.
Beans, Hauile, Sisal, l'lncapple Leaves and
other Fibrous 1'lants ami Taper Stock.
Also Machines for Extracting Starch from
the Manioc, Arrow Eoot, eto.
tCf All orders promptly nttonded to
WHITE, RITMAN k CO.
"Sans Souci" Hotel
Seaside t3$k Resort
Waikiki, : : : : Honolulu.
OHuhtr S7, ISOJ.
If uiiuone driitt tuch olj-fmhtontd Ihtngi
in lovely tceneri), yuiil, jiiire att, char tea
ualtr, yvotl ihU mill heiirenli iiiuirlt huitii
viif btfurr hit rjio fiery inning over the I'acU
fie awt the ttlittml hltlt of HWmiar, Ireemn
Mtiul him rorillnllii to the ".Sun Sand."
J!oiii:i:Y i.uuis an:'K.fio..
T. A. SIMPSON,
Manager.
BEAVER SALOON,
The Rest Lunch in Town.
Tea. CLXidL OolToe
AT ALL IIOUU3.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWAT.H ON HAND.
H. J. NOLTE, Prop,
METROPOLITAN MEAT CO?
81 KING ST.
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
- AND -
NAVY CONTRACTORS.
O. J. Waller, . . . Manager.
"ILAN1WAL"""
AFIIt!T-CL.VKS FAMILY BATHINtl
lleurt at Wnlkikl. Tmmcars pass
the K't" H'i'lul arriiiiKomunts can ho
niuihi for Fitmlly I'ivnleii mid IIvuiiIiik
llallilni: I'iirili'i. (,3i-u
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Oceanic Steamship Go.
Anstrallan Mall Senice,
ForSanFraxoisco:
The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship
"MONOWAI"
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will
be due at Honolulu front Sydney and Auck
land on or about
January 11th,
And will leave for the above port with
Molls and Passengers on or about that date.
For Syiaey aid lackland:
The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship
"MARIPOSA"
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will
be due at Honolulu, from San Francisco,
on or about
January 18th,
And will have prompt despatch with
Malls and l'asiengcra for the above ports.
The undersigned are now prepared to Issue
THROUGH IICkETS TO ILL POINTS
IN TIE UNITED STATES.
, ttf For further particulars regarding
t might or 1'aiisg apply to
WM. 0. IRWIN A CO., Ltd.,
i-ui qotral Agenta.
Oceanic Steamship Go.
Time Table.
LOCAL LINE.
S. S. AU8TIALU.
Arrve Honolulu
from S. V.
Leave Honolulu
fur S. F.
Doc 30 Jn, i
Jan. 37 ,KeVt. 3
Feb. 24 March 3
March .March 31
April 21, April 28
May in; May -ii
June 1U Jane 23
THROUGH LINE.
From San Francisco From Sydney for
for Sydney. San Francisco.
Arrht Honolulu.
MARirOSA.Jan.lH
MONOWAI, Feb. IS
ALAMEDA Feb. 23
MAltll'OBA, Apr. M
MONOWAI, May 10
ALAMKDA, Juno 7
MAIUI'OSA, July S
MONOWAI, Aur. 2
ALAMEDA, Aug.30
MAKU,O.SA,Kept.27
MONOWAI Oct. W
tm lhiuilulu.
MONOWAI, Jan. II
ALAMEDA, Fob. H
MAIUI'OSA, Mar. 8
MONOWAI, Anr. 0
ALAMKDA, May a
MAUU'OHA.MaySl
MONOWAI, June 2:1
ALAMKDA, July 2il
MAUI1'OHA,Auk.23
MONOWAI. Hopt. 20
ALAMKDA
For Thanksgiving, Xmas
AND NEW YEAR I
Large Fat Gornfed Turkeys!
Atao-
auaxiircs- pigsi
a"iT Impilro of
O. W. MACFARLANE.
63i;-2w
SORGHUM SEED
JU8TUUOWN AT THE AllUIMANU
Itauch, a choice glow tit nf
New England Sonjliuiu Seed
For sale in lots to suit, ly
LEWIS o CO,,
889-lm Fort Street.
DR, S. A3AITO,
Physiciau & Surgeon
NO. 105 NUUANt! AVKNUK.
Opposite Kaclc Jdiiuit, - - Honolulu.
Mutual Telcphniie 211.
DJ. ,J. UCIIIDA,
Physician & Surgeon
NO. fi KUKtll I.ANi:.
EELL TCLErKCITn COB.
DR. C. Vf. JrOOKE,
HOO Van Ness Ave., H. F., Ciil.
Elegant Apartments for Patients.
EU.VTKICITV IM NKUVlir PIKhKl'.
JtaF" Dr. Mooro oilers luvulUU ull the
comfortiof home, with eomtunt uud care
ful treatment. Itefers to II. It. Macfarlune.
IMJ-tf
Canadian-Australian Steamship Line
IN OONMBOTIOM WITH
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
THE FAMOUS TOURIST ROUTE OK THE WORLD.
SfptK $5 SS4 $10 S3, musiatun
STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY.
TntOUQB TICKETS lined from Honolula to CANADA, DHTfEO STATES aal
EUROPE, alio to BRISBANE aal STBHET.
For Brisbaie and Sydney:
STEAMEK9 SAIL iln EACH MONTH.
Prelgat and Paxionger Aganta:
D. McNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.
UOBEHT KEHR. Winning, Canada.
M. M. STKUN. Uan Francisco, Cat.
U. McL. BKOW.N, Vancouver, U. C.
PaciflcMailS.S.Co.
-AND I UK-
Occidental and Oriental S, S, Co,
?&
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG!.
Steamers of the above Coiiipaulcs will
call at Honolulu on their way to the hImivo
ports on or about the lullowlnu dates:
Stmt "OCEANIC" .Dee. 2 I KM
Btmr "CHINA" Feb. 0, 1NJI
Stmr "OOKANIC" March 6, l9l
atnir "tilllNA" .. April III. lfM
For SAN FRANCISCO.
Steamers of the above Companies will
call at Honolulu on their way from Hong
kong and Yokohama to the above port on
or about the following dates:
Stmr "CITY OF PEKING"
ee Jilts " 181)1
Stmr "OOK A N i ii" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Feb. "l5! IWM
Stmr "CHINA" March 20 1KII
btuir "UAKLIC" May it, 1m)
1ATE3 OF PASSAGE ABE AS FOLLOWS:
TO TOKO- TO IIONU-
UAMA. KOKU.
H!'!n ' V ...U30 0U 117500
Cabin, round trip 4
months. aa tw u W
Cabin, round trip 12
months -jiaaj amai
Europetn SU'oniKH . n.' im ino uo
.iaT-l'astenc.eMpnylnj; full fare will he
" injivuiii mi n-iiirii lain u return
ing Within twrlvu imillllii.
Fur FrelKht and I'ttisnp.e apply to
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
-W7 tf Agents.
COACH LINE
BKTWKKN WAIKIKI, TDK l'AKK,
HANS SOUCI, DIAMOND HI'.AD
AND HONOLULU.
Tiixio Table.
I.I WE HANH
liJt'l'l.
7:60 n. in.
l(J:0u "
12:00 noun,
2:00 p. in.
4:00 "
:.W "
0:00
I.KAVKl'nn. lllKT
ami KiMi nr.
(1:00 m. hi.
ll:(m "
l:ii p in.
:t:IO "
r:io
7i.HI "
I0:(J "
, BT"Fareito Itllle Bhiicu : tents, Wai
kiki, 10 cents; Hun.. Kmiul and Diamond
Head, 15 rents; round trip, 'St rents;
fhlldien under 12 yearn, half prliv.
801-tf
F. SMITH, l'roprlelor.
C. AKIMA,
Merchant j Tailor,
43 Nuuanu Stroot,
-i.Aitai: STOCK OF -
New Cloths!
Prices Lower Than Ever
62S-H
CHR GERTZ,
iMrtlUTKII ANIi llKU.Hl lt
Gent's, Ladles' and Clilldren's Boots, Sboes
and Slippers
No. lOS Ifort Stroeit.
OHAS. GIRDLER,
OIKKl'T Itfl'OnTKU OK
ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL
IDry O-oods
No, IS Kaahtimauu street,
For Victoria aid VaacnTW B. C:
3TKAMK118 SAIL Jan. 1, 1I.
For Tickets and General f nfuf m.
tlon apply to
THEO. H. DAVIES & CO.,
A genii for the JtauaMan litandt.
Wilder's Steamship Go.
TIME TABLE.
W. C. Witnta, l'res. S. B. Itosi, Sec.
Oai-t. J, A. Kinu, Fort Supt.
Stmr. KINAU,
CLARKE. Cocaauadtr,
Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. m.. touching; at
Lahalna, Maalaea Bar and Makena the
same day; Mahukona, Kawathaeand Lau
pahochoo the following day, arriving at
llllo at midnight.
LEAVES HONOLULU:
Tuesday , Dec. 20
Mdav jn, n
Tuesday Jan. 10
tfl'lay Jan. 20
itettirnlnj; leaves llllo, touching at Uu
pahoehoesamedar; Kawalhae a. m.; ila
hukuna10 a. m.: Makena h, Maalaea
Bay 0 r. m.; Uhalna H r. u. tho following
day; arriving at Honolulu U a. m. Wednes
days and Saturdays.
AKHIVKS AT HONOLULU:
Wednesday
Saturday
Saturday
Wednesday
Jn.
Jan, 13
Jan.2l
Feb. 3
Kl Kpttlatkl will liA ajltSHstl saliva
12 noon on day of tailing
Stmr. CLAUDINE,
DAVIES, Coausualar,
i Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 6
y. m., touching at Kabul ul, Iluolo, liana,
Hamoa and KJpahulu.
Iteturnlng will arrive at Honolulu every
Sunday morning.
' No Freleht will be rerelve.l after
t r. m. on uay of sailing.
, Consignees must be at the landings to
receive their Freight, as we will not hold
imrsslve responsible after such Freight
ins urcn mimeu.
While the Company will use due dili
gence lu handling Live Stock, we docllne
to assume any responsibility In case of the
losaof same.
The Company will not be resiionslble for
Money or Jewelry unless placed: In the care
of Pursers.
JUST ARRIVED
IT.lt DA UK "V. D. BltYANT."
BABY CARRIAGES
or a ix .HTVf.Ks;
Carpets, Rags and Hats
In thu latest I'utlerni;
"HOUSEHOLD"
Sewing Machines,
HAND SEWING MACHINES,
All with the, latest Impriivi'iuenti,
ALSO ON HANI) -
WESTERMAYEU'S
Celebrated Cottage Pianos
Parlor Organs, Guitars
ANII OTIIKIt
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FOB SALE
ED. H0FFSGHLAE6ER & GO,,
MiiK Street, oppo. Castlu A Uioke.
WAIAKEAKTJA NOTICE.
ALL l'AUTIES DKailtlNQ TO GO TO
Walakeakua Falls in Mauoa Valley
are heruby rcquestcil tu obtain a ioriiiis
slon from the undersigned, otherwise they
will Im proHiHMtrd for trespass If found on
thu premises without such permtsslou,
JAB. H. BOYD,
at the Lund Olllce, Supreme Court Build
ItiK. Honolulu, June 17, ISlK', 7M-tl
& "3
THE MISSES ALB'j
The Gifted Vocalists -A Tour Kouud
tho World.
Tho Misses Alliti, tho two I'lftud
vocalists who liavo beoti ilelilitinf
tho Honolulu imblio by tlmir won
derful voices, kindly granted ottr
reporter an interview. Tho Missus
Julio aud K(mo Allni nro (juito petit'
and girlish. Tlioy aro eharninij in
their manner, being possossed of
beauty and vivacity. Their talent
and their freedom from all aifuctn
tion aro amongst their greatest
charms, aud it is not to bo wondored
at that they liavo many friends
wherever they havo been. Tho ladies
aro staying at the Hawaiian Hotel.
Tho dark complexion aud uncom
mon typo of beauty suggested to
tho interviewer that they weroof for
eign descent.
"Ob, yes," said Miss Julie, "wo aro
of Spanish descont, though of Eng
lish birth. That may account for
our musical tastes, for that sort of
talont sooms to bo hereditary with
us. Our fathor, a clorgymau in Eng
land, was a good violinist aud ban
tono aingor, aud our eldest sister,
Miss Atanio Albu. was Carl Ilosa's
prima donna, and is now in London
under bir Augustus Harris manage
ment." Towards tho oud of thu fifteenth
contury tho Albus, a noble and
wealthy Spanish family, driven from
the Peninsula by tho researches of
tho Iuquisition which demonstrat
ed tho fact, made popular know
lodffo thirty yoara ago by tho novels
of Graco Aquilar, that in thu middle
ages many of Spain's haiii'htiusl
grandees and uot a few nobles of
other couutries too wore in secret -found
rofugo aud asylum in Uer
many. Hero tho Albu family re
mained until a generation ago, dis
tinguished both by ability and out
turu.
Tho grandfather of tho young
ladies uow lu Honolulu wat a noted
dovotloual and theological writer.
His sou's spocinl tasto took tho di
rection of music; ho had a fine bari
tono voico, and played woll ou thu
violin. Tho Itov. Borthold Albu
married on English lady, and had
a family of bovcii children. Finally,
whilst ou a visit to his eldest sou at
Durban, in Natal, South Africa, ho
diod. Tho sisters had tho groat
misfortune of losing their mother,
who had accompanied thorn ou their
tour. Thus strangely ouough both
parents havo died whtl.it ou a visit
to that mysterious and enchanted
laud South Africa.
In thocouraoof their conversation
tho young ladies let fall tho fact
that thuy wore musical from their
cradlos. They lisped in music as it
wore, and as thoy grew up their pas
sion for it became all-absorbing.
Miss Itoso said, "Tli lust song I
over aaug was 'Cherry Hipe.' I saved
up my pennies and bought it whou
I was only uino years of ago." Tho
success oi their oldest sister embold
onod tho Misses Albu to eoek
musical caroor, aud they woro plnood
undor tho best teachers, Misu Julio
attoudod the Hoyal College of
Music, whoro tho stall comprised
such famous musicians ai Madamo
Jenny Liud, Arabella Ooddard, Sir
Julius Benedict, Dr. Hridge, Dr.
Parry, and other.
There thoy offered n scholarship
open to all for competition, uud
1015 candidates entered. Mios Julio
Albu carried off tho lirnt scholarship
for singing. Miss Itosu also distin
guished horsolf at tho Guildhall
School of Music. Miss Julio inado
her (Mutt nt tho Alexandra Palace
concerts organised by Mr. Sims
Hooves, whou she Bang with such
leading vocalists as Mullo. Trobelli,
Mudamo Patey, Messrs. Stauley,
Maybrick. Foil, aud others. Tho
first public appearaucu of Miss Koso
took placo at tho Albert Hall, Lou
don. Their succesa was immediate)
and pronounced. Tho public woro
delighted, and tho critics had warm
praise to bestow. Tho sisters re
ceived temptiug offers from Carl
llosa aud others to go ou tho opera
tic stago, but they prefer the con
cert platform aud havo a decided
aversion to tho foot-lights, which
may be understood when it is added
that tlioy scorn to powder, paiut or
to "make up" lu any way for thoir
public appearauces. 'lhey carry
their lovo of naturalness into their
art.
Tho Misses Albu were ougagod by
Mr. Plunkett four years ago for n
concort tour round tho world. Thoy
confess that thoy sot out with ttouio
misgivings, but thoy had everywhere
mot with tho utmost kindness aud
courtesy. "Wo feared that wo should
moot with lions aud tigers in Africa,"
Baid Mirs Julio, "but tho only ones
wo saw woro iu n monogorie!" Thoy
first visited South Africa, aud after
a vory successful tour proceeded to
Australia and New Zealand,
In reply to a quostiou, "What mn
siu do you liko best?" Mis Julio
paid:
t "Wo aing ovory description of mu
sic opora, oratorio, ballads, nud bo
ou. Personally, 1 aud my Bister pre
fer oratorio, if anything; but wo
slug what tho people like. We, of
courso, try to study the tasto of our
audiences, but wo liud everywhere
that people prefer to havo pieces
which aro familiar aud popular.
Thoy prefer a little thing liko
'Comiu' Thro' tho Hyo' to any
amount of brilliant but little known
music. Wo siug iu German, Italian,
and Frouoh, as woll as iu Knglish.
Wo may now add Hawaiian," was
tho duot of tho sisters.
"But the audiouhes generally liko
to got Bomothlng they know" cou
tinued Miss Julio. 1 enjoy pleasing
(G'OlflHIini ii J,th I'tl'lr.)
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