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Time Table
KUOM ANIJ AFTKK JUNK 1. lh.
TRAINS
l'o Kwa Mni.
II.
A.M.
.si.i
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.0:67
It.
P.M.
IMA
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A.
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1:33
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6:
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P.M.
r.:lu
leve Honolulu
Lpuvm I'enrl (5ity
Arrive Kwtt Mill.
6'i !
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In llosoiiiin.
0.
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..0:21
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A.M.
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P.M.
5:12 I
U:in
M5 i
Irf-iif Kwn Mill..
U-nve I'enrl Oily
Airlve Hmittlillu
A. SnHiriluv! onlv.
II. Dally. "
I'. HllllllllVS exel'.eil,
I). Hiiturihys -si'eteit.
a Ik lUihi ii UUtin.
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MONDAY, MAY 7, ltltl.
L.A.i3.iJsr:E2 jsriaw.rf.
Arrival.
St'Slitl
Htmr Cluuillno friini Mmil
btlur Mlkalnila fioni Kiitinl
luir llntvnll from lliitwiil
Sltur I'elf (roin Mukuuell
Ma) 0.
Dopurturua.
Mu.Miu. Mny 7.
Am c'ir 0 8 Holme. Jiiluinii. for 1'i.ri
Touiimmi.I
Mt Mir Kimlii fur Wnlunne, Miikiitelii mni
Knlinkii ii 10 n m
Mlnr Jiiliu'i Muki'ti for Kittum nl I n in 1
fctinr Iwiilttnl fur Miiknwtll nt ft i j i
Mini Mukulll for Molnkiil mni humi
iiiiir l.clnm fur lluwtill nt I in
Mtur Klliiiitu llmi fur Hawaii
Voisoli Leaving To-morrow.
ftiur Wnlitlcnlu fur Ijilmlim. Kiiknlliiiule
mill Himokna at lua m
blmr W (1 Hail for Maul ainl Hint all at 10
u m
Htmr t ' t it tt 1 1 ii t- for iHirln on Mmil at A in
Mtur Mlkalmla for Kniiiil at .' n in
Curtfoos from IhIiukI Porto.
Slinr t'laii'lliu- -JTlH Iml; ui'nr, lie I.ik
Ikiiibi, 'M lajt tnro, 1') t li.iy nuiaio .
lu lmi to n,ui lililu.. iu iit-uil rmtlf.
'AW liO(? mi t .". ikK miiiilriv.
Hlinr Mlliiilnilu-r.J Ictus "iiiiur. I HI luir
rlci- uml -a lull lilJ(..
Httur llHtMill Men li.i(, tuar
tRtll".
Slmr l'elf lw liuits i-uitr.
FnttaonKurN.
AltltlVM..
From Maul, iiitrtlmr t'lumlliif. Muvil--U
I' Wilitcr nml wlfp. II l llaliUlu, Kuv I)
I' Kiiittmm. J A Hoilaiiut, H V I'ronk, Mr
i.'lllloril. Ml... Curt-r, Mr Wnnncr, J W
Kiiliiu, M MiiliHulia, ti Ki-lkl, H Aliml,
Aloim mni .'la ilock.
From Kanal, )icr Ktmr Mlkulmla May il
T W lllailnaiiil wlff, V. K Ooiiiirint. t' II
Hollkuiir.l, llr'flfiiiuiiii. H Stoll, II dor
iiinu. Mr Ulioinca nn. I luunlilr, J K Knr
lc. il II !'. riiunilex, W Mtior, Mrs S W
llcox, M OoiiiMlwa, Jr, llurrv Morn1 ami
M tltck.
iikpartchkh.
For J'ort TowiiM-m!, per i'liooiir 0. S
Holmon.Muy 7 -Mr I'livtcll, Mln.t'nm ron
uiiil JIIh' I.ittln.
Vesuols In Fort.
L' b S riillmlrlplila, Darker, from inllao,
riirn
JJ 1M riC'liaiiiiilon, Uooke. from llllo
II I JJI b riikuclilliu, N'otmiro.froiiiJoi'au
Am Mlsiloiinry paokit Moriilnit Smr, liur-
Inml, from lliu Hmnli rie.11.
Am bktnti Jane I, timnfoal, Jolin-cni. from
Neuciitlf
Am lik Ht'Allrii. TI10111114 from San
Fruncl eo
Am liUtiu. b N Catlt., Hiililmnl, from Mm
rrancUoo
Am likinn Mary Wiiikilmiui, Sli-n. from
sua rruticlrco
Am 4-iimtcil Kchr Sal valor, WVIN. from
.NeweahtlK, X S W
Haw lik lalil, NeUou, from .SVttea.tlt., N
b
linw lik It I' Ititlift, Morrlvm, from Sun
hraimUco
Hebr Oolil.-n tiliore, lllrkliulm, from New-
unitlr, X S V
Am alill)i'clifiitiil, Morxx, from II 1'
Am ulir Itoliert MiiliU'n, t'lillmrir. Irom
Nawuu.Ht. N S W
Am bk NewHlKiy, Miilliinnni, from Ni-w-
cnhtle. H v
Am Milir Hi-I'ii N Klmlull. Hi-IiIiiimmi.
f. t..,w.l...
..l. II ..llllRil
Foreign Voisola Expuctett.
L' hS Moiiottiii,
clsco. Mav IU
"arej, from an Fran-
O 8 H AiiM'ralia, Hoinllftin,
from .San
r ranciM'ii, .May ill
C A 8 ri Warrimoii, I'urrv, from
Van-
cu nver, May J.l
' A K n Arawa, Mtrwurt, from mIiidv.
Mav :il
OBtf Alarlpoiu, HaywarJ, from (jyiliii't,
Mny 31
U ,t u ti r (laollc. JVarne. from Hont;koiij
ami Yokohama, lnc Mny II
Am liktue DNcovery, from rmi I'rani laco,
now ilnv
Am lik Amy 'turner, from Sew York,. Inly
Ilk M HaekfeM, from l.lveroo!, June I l.'i
Our hk J I' dilute, from Liverpool, Apr l-l"
Shipping Notou.
Tbelmrk II I'. Itilhet I
from thu htcaiiKir llu-iill.
ni'eivliiij ii(ar
Tliu trliooiier t' M. Holmes
.loliriMMi, Hiilleil thU afinriiooii
. I'apl'iin
for I'ort
lowiiMinii in nitrrist.
Tlio Hteaiiier V. Ii. Hull will !..... f..i. 1
wimluiuil nt 10 o'clock lo.inorrow inoiu-
iiiu. inu uaiaieaie will Iimvk almiii die
mum time for I.11I11I1111 ami lliuniikiiii.
Tlio itel 1 no hit Helen N Klmliill, t'npi.iiu
J. h. Hullliif.'Mi,liroiiKlit on halnnlm iiom
hureku. loimlKiuiil to Wilder .V I'o iu'i.tLu
fuet It. W .'il.tl.'u fet ui-rai-e nml w,:il.
fc-.H rullfll lllllllier
Public Concert.
The P.G. baud will play at Km. .in
Sipiare iliift evening nl 7:!WI o'clock.
Pollowiug is (he piogram:
l-AIII 1.
Ovuilnre - liilicricll . Ilo-iinl
I'lurlonel .tolii -l.a rxihii.oiiliiila I'avallhil
Mr. I.. HarMiiii.
I'itti'olo nolo Silver K m; llartimni
Mr. I.. Ilur-'itil
fttiluiMlnn-Maiitatiu. . Willlliee
I'.tln o.
fti-lucllini I'inni's of I't iiiue-e .Siilllv01 1
WuliK Holtiri- Will. imiM I
llaVotle liioiinlal l-un-l
Mureli WiuliliiKlun I'iKt Nnwii
lliiwnll I'omil
Piiienppht cocktails a specially
e "Kiupire," coruer of Nuumiu u
at
the "Km 1
aim
Hotel Htruets
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWB.
Geo.
Mclutyre hast a notice elso-
i whom.
I Mcuting of
I. U. & L. A. this
i evening.
I Tho AmonYnn League will meet
I this (uonin.
A irrnul plnco to meet friends at
ino "Empire.
The Scottish Thistle Jlul will
moot this oumintf.
The 1 U. band plays at Emma
Square this evening.
Co. B, of the l G. uiinnl. intend !
IMIIIhl M li.ia
ingn hop shortly. I
"" " "i' ""i.. '
- ,
Imported from Europe Sherry I
autl
Port -21
years old at tin
"Empire."
,, tf .. I .
the steamer Hawaii lost her fore-
mast head in a npiall oh Uamakua
last week. (
Hns'n Men's opium in posiessiou '
caio has been s'ill further contluued '
until to-morrow,
It was a ipiiet day in District
Court matters. All cae were con
tinued to future dates.
The
drummer of Co. A of
the
P.G.
sticks
guards is now handling the
is now haudli
in
the P.G. band.
The organ at K.iw.iiahao Church
was used yesterday for the lirst time
since the disaster by tiro.
The Hawaii and Crescents will
iilay the next game in the League
baseball series this soaou,
Eighteen arrests were made by
, the police between Saturday after
j noon ami Monday morning.
I Pourteen arroMs wore made be-
twenn Saturday afternoon and yes-
i lordav t
veiling for selling "swipes." .
" oil
A dividend will be payable on i
Hawaiian Sugar Co. t.Mnltawnli)
stock at the olllee of W. G. Irwin V '
Co.. LM, on Mav III.
Deiiiir a stories I
The oharge
before the fni'l
of
ngaiust C. II. ilson ,
and .1. W. H row u
Will IJO Heard III
the District Court to morrow
Mcclinuies' Ifoiiie.
and Niiuauti .treet.
corner Hotel
Lodging b
I ilny, week or mouth. T
' olleeiits per night; SI i
erms: Z. and
ami SI. -'." per '
weeit.
C. A. Urowu's SKMKH) libel suit
against the Uulh-tin Publishing
Company, nfter hanging lire for
nearly two years, was dropped this
morning.
All persons are warned, iu n "Lost"
ainl ,Vj IiojiI i uolice eUi'where, against negotial
; iug certillcale No. :JS. f shares, first
cries slock of the Pioneer Uuildiiig
A; Loan Association, to Walter Hill.
Ilov. Win. Horsfull will go to
Maui by the steamer W. G. ll.tll to
morrow, accompanied by Bishop
Willis, to take charge of tint Angli
unu churches at Lahaiiia and Win
lull 11.
STAUBINO AFFAin IN KAU.
A Woman Httrloualy Out by 11 Jmtlous
Man
A natne woman named Pope, was
stabbed by a man named Kmwi be-
tween 8 mid "J o cloek on theoveniiig
or April i, at Palnkimon. Knu, Ha-
waii. It appeirs that the man iu a
lit of jealousy entered the house and
II IIIIIISS.il .IIIlIIiiiI llftaktAl. !.. 1
.. M .ill..-, .pii.-m, wiiiiuK 1 in, aiivr-
cation Kaiwi took out a knife and
stalibed I'epe under the loft shoul-
tier, intlicting a very serious wound.
I mi mum 11 in uie 0111 was nilOIII
three inches long, uml the iiistru
uient neurly renehed the liver. The
knife had snapped and saved the
woman's life, i'he woman fled nt
toon as she was cut, leaving a trail of
blood behind. II. Johnson wa told
of the ull'air, and he iu turn tele
phom-d to Deputy Sheriff W. .1.
Yates ami captain of police E. Ma
comb'T. After three hours' search
the mail and woman were found in a
cane field, the latter weak from the
loss of blood. Kaiwi was arroMcd
and the woman was taken iu charge
by kind foreigners. When the W.
G. Hall left Xaalohu on Thursday
i iui i ... 1. .......: 1:1:.
II. -ii. i-.ii-. iu- Illl, t-l 1111; n'l l,T1l Hill
1 I 1 - 1 ... - 1
ami
nc.11 11. ,-inti mi e.iiii-iM 101 lie
old hiicIi a h'ugili of liino that it
feared iiifl.immatiou will set iu.
is
LAID TO IttST.
Burial of thu Lnto Dr.
Btinu.
Oe-oruo Troub-
The renideiice of the lain I Jr. Geo.
Trousseau, I'uiiclibowl street, was
filled with friends early yesterday
inoiuing, and profuse nud'bcnutiftil
were the lloinl offerings. Townrd
noon penplu Hocked to the hou-e
and bv .'1 o'clock iu the nftoruoon,
the time m-I for the fuiiend, the
plni'M was crowded. The G. band
was statio'ied 011 Hie lawn and dis
coursed iiiouriifiil iniiiic prior to the
funeral. The services of theCatlio
lie Ciiureh were performed and the
body of the Into dctor, encaed iu a
beautiful casket, was borne to the
I hearse
Die fiiiitir.il line was head
ed by a nipmd of p.dice followed Ii)
I tlni Nittiounl bnud. I he iiiluruient
I took place at the Makiki ceinciery.
it was one of I lie larg st fiiueralsof
I a private citi.eu ever m-cu iu Houo
lulu There wore over ninety car-
rirtgo- iu hint. bcMi'e- a larue con
course 011 foot.
The pall-beiircrs were. Prince I).
Kawananakoa, P. A. hchaefer, C. !'.
Gulick, (iodfrey Urown, II A. Wide
inaiiii, Samuel I'mker, Joseph Nn
wniii, I). DaMoii, S. Niwleiu, H. P.
Glade. II. p. Iterlelmnnii ami .1. P.
Pckardl.
Dr. S. P. Scott, lllue It'ulge, llnrri
sou Co., Mo., savs: "I'or whooping
CoUgh ('llflllllli'lldill'n ('tillgll Koine
ll i-. excellent." lv using II ftot
the dii-ene 9 deprived ol all danger
oils eim-eipleucen. Thero Is no dan
ger iii giving the Iteiuedji to hahiox,
at it coiilnins iiolhing injurious. 'J.'i
ami fid cent bottles foi sale by nil
deuleiit. ISeiisou, Smith .VL'u., Agents
fur thu Hawaiian Uluudi.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN OHANEY.
He Diss
Suddonly " Whtlo
Regular Trip.
ou Hia
The body of Cantaiu P. S. Chauev
of the 1. 1. S. N. Co.'s steamer Mika
hala was brought to town by that
vosnl from Kauai yesterday morn
ing. When the Mik'ahaln was sight
ed he had both the Hawaiian and
company's lings flying at halfmast,
and ivhou it was learned that she
brought the dead body of the popti
lar commander, there was mueu sor-
tow among eity front men. The
flags of steamers belonging to the
""""P""? 're lowered to hnlfiunit.
?."" TV .. "" uon "l)r,'ni1
,i. 1. ,i :,
uituiiuu i-iiu tnj.
Captain Chnney had been com
plaining for Home time past of a pain
in hi heart, but ho went out with his
I fluent .til 1t...j.li. 1ial f.w .!!.. .....II
.-r-uv. ... a. UU.1I...J lt.ni, lUL'UIIU Ittlll.
o called at (ho aeciistomed ports,
llnally returning to Xawiliwili.
There he weut nhnre for a horse-
'.V1'1 ri(,' u'il11 l'"rr Ktlloy and
Harry Morse, son of Captain .Morse
of the ship Occidental. The narlv
had returned from the rido when
Cantaiu Chancy was seen to swny
and fall from the hore he bestrode.
When picked up ho was found to be
lifclos. Dr. Walters was telephoned
for, but when ho arrived it was only
I to confirm appearances -Captain
Cliauey was dead. The doctor pro-
' uouiiced the cause of dentil to be
disease of the heart. CnpL Chaney's
t body wa put on board the steamer
lie had commanded.
P. S. Chancy was born in Until,
Me., iu 18m, coiiMMpioiilly being
about Ihiriy-uineyeais of age at Ins
demise, lie was a man of iptiet and
' uuicsumiug manners, and lm In-en
iu the employ of the coinpauv for
i years. He was well liked byalfwith
i whom ho came in contact.
I The funeral look place from his
"wmtMiwi, con sireel, yesterday ar-
tnrniimi. I lm tinll li.iiriip.li.i I.....
tuin Cnmiibell, port super'iiltmleut;
Captain Simeron, W. O. Nail; Cap
lain Preemaii. lwalani;C,ipiniu Hag-
. v.. -".., ..- i!... iv....-..-' iFv.-iiifj. .tlr'
I liiud,.)nmc Mnkee; Captain Thump
son. Kmilti; Mate Urown, Mikahnla;
tnt.. l..Aii:.t..r v n u..n ...(
rk Harvey. Ill hop WillUof the
Alnrlumii luir... ....... I11..I...I lli ,r.
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vices.
LECTURE ON SCOTLAND.
Mf
a. Oitiiu
Olvi'u n Hit 10
Small House.
Trmit to n
There was not a large audience at
j the illustrated led ore by Mrs. (Jans
iu Kawniahao church "on Pnday
levelling. Murky weather and a
inuMealo at Piiiiahou prulinbly kept
! ninny away. Thou who at tended
(were rewarded with a rich treat.
! There uere twelve iile.tnrc of Edin
( burgh, including 1 lie room and the
, portrait of tjiieeu Mary. Many ens
, ties and abbeys dating back ancient
, ly, scene associated with Scott mid
, Hum, togidher wllh meiuorials of
j these worlhi's, were displayeil ou
the screen in vivid light. Tlie won
drous mid beautiful natural sceiierv
of Scotland was shown iu views of
Pingal's Cnve, Killiecrankie Pais,
Pass of Leuy. lochs, rivers and sen-1
coasts.
At the intermission W. It. Catle
made a few remarks by rcipicst. He '
felt like scoldim? the comiuiinil v for
1 tue siunii aiieminuce al such a treat.
The views made one wish to visit '
, Scotland and see the originals. Mrs.
Gnus had been exceedinglv generous I
iu giving benefits. This lecture was I
f,r the benefit of the Thistle Club's '
; reading room, and she was ready to
-I. I .1 .a. . I
give n lecture lor tlie Denelil ot the
Honolulu Librarv and eadig
! Idiom AMSocialinn". It was further
, the intention of Mrs. Gnus, to obtnin
n Hones nf llntini no vii.uu l...l,
views, which
when shown iu the United Stales
would attract attention to thc-n isl
ands. She dcporvcd to be encour
aged, therefor-, apart from the high
merit of her lectures.
W. L. Pelerson and a young na
tive musician then played a few airs
011 mandolin mid guitnr, receiving
hearty applause and concluding with
Auld Lang Syne. Mrs. Gans nt the
close of the lecture announced that
i!F-
the next subject would be Paria
"FIIANOESOA DI UIMINI."
t
1 Tho Duiluy Oompany'a Mont l'rotuu
I tioua Ellort.
Extensive preparation!! are in pro
gre- both by t lit company of the?
pians now plnjing here "nml thu'
' public who realize that iu "Prnu
cescadi Itimiiii," a legitimate drama,
thev are to witness roiuething a
little iu advance of any previous
produ lion seen here both iu point
I of artistic excellence and si age
i dressings. Speaking of Darrcll Vin- 1
1 ton's Lanciolte tho Portland Ore- .
gonian says: "Tlie part is one that
i-uits him admirably both in phy
sique nml stylo. His excellent read
ing of many line passages showed
tint accniiiplislied elocutionist ami
Id-" acting was vigorous, expressive1
and true." Tho Seattle Star snv; 1
"Mr. Vinton's preienlaiion of tlie
title ruin hhould be seen by every
t heal re goer, as it is the exhibition
of dramatic force happily utilized
and skillfiillv pictured. The elite
of thii city will be out ou Tuesday
livening 111 force and the Opera
Hoifi will doubtless contain the
most leane-d audience n-somhlcd
within its walls foi some time pant.
NOt'lOE.
AMI Al li:il IIAII-. I W I l.l.
IIID.M
I pi
no liilU ciiiir.-iuie.l in mi n.imu
wli limit in wrllKii unler
OI.O.
Iliinulillii, Mat 7. IMil.
.M.IN'IYIth.
il!7 l
1.0 8T
c
imtiiih'Aii.
Nil 'H,.'iHH Alllls, ir
!"ene Mm k
iii'.l July 7. I 'Ml, lu
H.li
r liill.ui tlie 1'iuiieer HimIiIIiil' uini
I .nn 1 1 A-iii' nl Ii hi il iiiruii uie uarneii
HKIIili'.t lit'iluliallllK the milil nll.i.i
Ii'.1' 11
UIVtDKNI) N0TI0K
V IHVIIICMI Wli.'
in. hi i: ami
I ill .tl.lt' In III. M'
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II ill A il 4 SI i. til I'hmI'aN) ill llm Olllee Ol
Win. O. lr A lit A 1'ti .'.I, iiii Mm IU
WM U IIIWIN,
tu.'7-ilt finturr.
FIRST OF THE 8EA80N.
Kamohnmoha
Beats
Fluke.
Hawaii by a
The grand stand at the League
grounds was fairly filled ou Satur
day afternoon, the attraction being
the opening of the baseball season.
The KamehamehaH ami Hawaii
were to open the ball. The P. G.
band was iu attendance and so were
the "kid." Uoth teams appeared iu
their old time uniforms, the only ex
ception being that Miveral of' the
Kninehamehas wore umlershirls.
The game was begun well, but ended
iu a fiasco. The game was properly
the Hawaii's, but through a mis
understanding of Tommy Pryce's, it
was lost to the Kamehaiuehas. It
was a tie at the first half of the
ninth inning. The Hnwaiis were
two out, with Willis ou third base.
Pryce went to the bat and pounded
a grounder, sending Willis home.
Instead of covering his own ground
Pryce watched Willi, and was
thrown out. The Haw-niis were so
discouraged by their catcher's mis
take that they let their opponents
pile up four runs. Ahin, the Ha
waii's new pitcher, threw a sternly
ball, and helped materially to keep
the score down.
Following is the ofllcial coro:
KWIKIHMMIt.
.NMI.. Ml. . Illl. o. t I.
Mnlitikn, all ... . 0 .1 '1 'J '.' 0
Mt'lii'iila, i . . . . 11 1 a 0 s 0
l!fiivky, n ... I J e 7 11
l.lml-av. Hi ... ti 11 17 e 11
Kiuiinf, e f 11 e '.' I u U
lldltf,c . . . .1 1 0 11 .1 1
Akn, I.I i 0 e n 11
Kokl, r.f , e -j leu
VIm-, ah . . . ." ;l :i 0 ' 1
Total :t it in wi .'
inn tn.
iMr. - u n. mi. 11 t. r
Willi.. H ".. : "l Ut i
lto-11. r.f .. .. A 11 0 I u .'
H11I1, If 11 ti I 11 1
I'rjfH. 0 ... i '.' '.' .3 n I
Ahin. All ti 11 e
t'upll.ef .. . r. a 1 1 u -'
Tli'iii.oii, 'ill I 11 '.' 11 J 0
1 Inrk, .'Hi ... 1 11 e A .' e
liar'. 1 I I 11 1
Total.
II 7 :tn ;v II
Timet of came, limiri l.'i mlinito-.
Cnrntil runi Hawiilli, : Knmiliaincliii,
X lliKfion liftIN liv lt-hi" In 1!: In Ahin
3. Mrnvk "iH-liv Mt-lifiiln l.l: h MiIa 3.
lA-f
....1 ..- . .. .. ..
un nu-ii-i nnnini lllirnn- 11: iiatai'
II. rtlllltl lilt -I tltiUnt : (lit..i..iiu.. IiIIh
It. i'iiiiM. Iliiiiilc i)u Hart, Tlmine
mil, WIIIU. I'avil liiilln llrlilKf 7; I'rttn
i lniilii: r. Cmlilit!, M. K'oln'kaloli.
N-nrsr, A. IVny.
KIOIIK n
I
ISMSII,
: .1 1 r, 11 7 s ' iu
Knmrlinmrlia
Huttall
11 I u II i 11 u 0
.1) 'I 11 I II I ! u 0
11
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Historical LfCturu
1 here will lie a liieelniL'
f lli
Hawaiian Historical Society iu the
Y. M. C. A. Hall this Momfay even
ing, May 7th, at 7:!W o'clock. A
paper will be read by Prof. Alex
ander on "Governor Haiauoir and
l lie proceediuus of the lliis-iaus on
Kauai in 1S1I ISH'i." The public
are coidinlly invited to atleml.
TI" litln Hull'iin. Micni . r ,,, ih
- . . .j"s
mh 0!
June
Races !
I)..
ywir,
nut
(lie
lie fooled this
owner ami
tniiiin-s of line Mtuck
Hlioiild liuvi.' tlie very bout
iii:ility of feud for their
hoi'M-H. The only pliu-u
for hiicIi is the
CALIFORNIA FEED CO.
IW Ihl.KI'IIONKS l.'i -
DELIVERY TO THE PARK EVERY DAY.
Oikick A: Wauliiousk:
Corner (iiueu uml Nuiiniui
htreels.
THIS SPACE 13 HE
SERVED H. H. WILLIAMS
Ho el Hlni'l,
Next dour to Horn's Bakery.
InJI If
FOR SAI.K
V H-:u 1 iioiei-: HAi.i-r yu.
t M i.till anil Hull Hull "$fZ9&
lint! I'iiii-. ulremly weiiniil. If H
A'l'l iUuLJH
i-..sTi;i:i'i.i,h itAstii,
lui; '.' W'liiiliuil Siiiiiiini Vulle),
GOO
III NLTANf
FIT AND FINISH
M'.W -
(Jiisliiiici'i'S and
UUITQ
Diy OoihIh. Fniioy
Gout's Funnelling
Rich Red Blood
Results from caking Hood's
Garsapurilla
T??:
r H$b&i
nlYZ
lih&M
ii'Iz-ittit?'
r&z :?
Mr. CHaa. Walker
Ot Kan l'ranclsco.
.'Tor peroral ysnr t Inve been tro'iMol with
Motcla-f anil 'lmilet nn n.y f.Ko nn.l l.ojy.
rMi-Ii ncre trrrj nnncylns. I trl il t.-v- rM pr-
tcriinioni, nn.l lo ot.ier mrill -luci. tut uicjr
Hood's s Cures
til t not orm to lion-fil 1.1s. I.-nt fill a friend
.M I in-tM tr; Iiimi-i'i HiMiiii.irill.1. I was
Oik ru. Lu .I in-,. to II
A Thoroush Trial.
After uiliis two liiit.'--. tiiy 1VI.1 ti iiimcit to Its
mtnrjl uio I .i.l iup It, n Il plvoi mi
trpit;".li nn I li:"i I ti-r li.tl lii-e T If.'illli
In in) lie. n el 1 1 " Ii i i taHliu flat IS S."t.v
lurnl.t. ' lns Wi .i'.k. uti rumll Mfg.
CUi -m I.IkIhII mivj- .,., rrn. Itcu.
Mootl'o Pil!3 era Die licit sfii-r-ttltiust
l'Uli, .Mil it tllcoiUoti, euro be.iilaulo. SCO.
HOIIItllN. NKWMAN A fO.,
AkciiIi ftir llawnllnu latnln.
Tin' Tnnwn Coal Mine is
locntfd in FiiktioK'u Ken in
tlu Muiid of Kiiishni, .Jjipiin.
Mild wsis dim-oviTcil iihout
twenty vt'iirs ii;o. It was
owni'd hy tin jrovern incut
and iniiifd simply Tor the
tfoviTii incut's use.
(treat improvements, how
ever, were made since it was
sold to u corporation about
six yearn ao, by importing
mining machinery from Ku
ropc ami America.
Tarawa CJoal in tt-ed more
than all
in the
China,
tthcr
Japancsc coals
loiiowni";
countries :
Manila and Strait's
Settlcnieiits. It has round
its way even to Bombay.
Two eiiryocs have been
imported into the Hawaiian
Island recently, and it ha
no superior iu this market as
stovo or steam eon I.
(i. K. HOAItD.MAN.
Sole Aciit
Co.
lor K. ( yui"i
&
HOLLISTER & CO.,
Import m:J
Sul Wtiuloilc dnl
ReUil
l.l. KINJif" UK
KINK CIO A IIS
Totjucooa, Citarotttirt
Smokers' Articles
olllt D'lOCK lb LOMI'LLIK.
e hmj itlll eulltliiue III the
Soda
l III K
Factory
on rim
Eaulanade
Water
Business
in
l-'ori
u Olllee nml
Mllp-lllOlll
inriier of
lint Meii'liiuit
tireel-.
HOI. I, IH I hi! .v I'll.
UANOINO.
M
a l M 1. i:nw. it iu; Mom: r.
uill luivi a 1 la lur iliit 'ruin 7 lu
ill'. M. mi Mo.NU.i YSmel Illl IthliAYc
lit tlie A I. ..s II I . eiiiiiineii.- iik Milt "III
IVriii' per nun III v f"l In-Ill, f I (m
l.inlii'i- lli lilelli'i- Kaule llieli, Jillil-
ri-n1' Chi" 111 : r. m mi I'ltlli Y.
lu.'. H
RKM0VKI1.
DM.,
ISO- IIA.-
liKMi'Vl I) III
l.li'lllll 'Ire. 1. in i
lil.ell I. i, llllli'i.
IU." .'it
Hl ..-.- to .Nil.
Inor ! J iiiiei iiii
ll.iiir- .'-III. U.'l. il
KZI3r
STHIiKT.
- Tailor!
GUARANTEED.
Itn K o-
rKrS-
-ir'-. -i-.-
w m
it r-ii-1 t r . .'r ri i, u t u
tZJ. vnr
StTli-O-i .lust K
fuel ve I
I'llOM SJl-1 UP
Gooils, Liiwiih. I'Jti' . I'Hu . IStr
of Evory Description.
iW'j.am
Headquarters for White Goods
AT
3NT. S. SACH
CS30 Port street, Honolulu.
Immense Assortment I Lowest Prices !
NAI.VS.UOKH In Plain, Strls.il. I'lieok. n'nl I'lal.l.-.
Persian Lawns, Victoria Lawos, Linen Lawns
IN Al.l, (IIIAI)KS AND IMtH'K.S.
HIM I'll Ks In Htripeil. 'lieek, I'lnlil- nml llnlr l.im-s.
INDIA Li NUNS. BATIHTK AND CorTON CHAPKS.
COTTON MULLS IN WHITIi. CREAM AND ECKU
I.MMKNHK VAIMKTV t)K
WHITE . C3-003DS
-AN KNIIl.t:! VAIMKTV (IK
LACES AND
K.MIIItOIMKItY ClHIIMiS In Sw, .Valii-i..tk m. HnmlMir In
All WMtli. wllh liKertlni; to Mali Ii.
All-ovor Embroidery, Embroidory Flounces and Domi Flounces.
Lace3 of Every Description in All Widths.
5K3 Koliinson Block, Hold Street.
NKXT TO OltllU AV a I'OltTKM
Stock Must be Sold on May 1st.
I Wll.l. H'.l.l. ni-r MY KNTIIir. sroi-K. rnVsiKIIVo OK
Dry and Gent's Furnishing Goods,
SHOES, H.A.TS,
Mens and Boys' Suits, Etc., Etc.
Sos. It in impoHxililv for nn- lo inuiition all the Artiolw
ainl IVici'm !
- SAI.K COMMKNCIW UN
Monday, March 19.
l'LKASK OIVK MK A (ALL!
Stock Must b8 Sold oa May 1st.
NOTICE.
I lm vi- hi'i'ii iiislruciiMl I13 Mil. .1. M. iik Sa k Sii.va,
'liiopiii.ioror Ha. II.wvaiiaNiF.m'an-ksi-: Maaaic, riotuUtrrul,
1 to sell his Mock of .lAPANKSK (JOOI)S. AIm, ii hir Uti.
MortnuMit of JAPAN KSK L'AIMCU NAPKINS will beulil
I.USSTIIAN TOST.
Just Received per
A I.AIIlli; AND
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Etc.
Wli ltl;H I'O C.VI.I. Sl'Kl'IAI. Al'I'KMIO.N III OLIl
Dress Goods in Wool a.nci Liualm,
SILB8, UCE3, 0L0VE8, HOSIERY. ETC., ETC.
B. F. ElECXiEK.S & GO.
tSOKt Ii 61 1 PORT STraina'P
iKi.i.i'iiu.Mi nn. ",.";; uin
CI IAS. IIL'STACK,
IMIIIKTKK AND DliALKK 11,
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.
Fresh California Roll Butter and Island Butter
V ALWAYS ON HAND J
New Goods Received by Evtry Steamer from San Francisco.
tmr- All orjluri. fmtlif.illy Hlleii.l to.
tilieliiil ti 11. 1 Mii-ki',l vtllli i-itre
Limoia Mlim-k. Kimi Stiikkt.
llol'll nil.hl llo.NKh .'IU
LKWIS
Ill KOli'V STIiKKT.
Imporlcrs. Wlioblc k lirlail (Irocm
Provision Dealers & Naval Supplies
Fresh Giiods by Evory California Stoanior.
ICK - IIOI'SIO - (fOODS - A - Sl'KUlALTV.
Im.am.s Qhubiu, Snuiiii.n jjt gar .S1TiMArruN UiAhv.MhKi..
II. I hl'lltiM. i.'
II. K. .M.'IMVIM-: & HIH).,
IMItllllLlts ti ULALEII.1 I.N
Groceries, - Provisions - and - Feed.
Ni linu.1. lit i.-.l I., -.vt-r) I'ltekel Ir. n. Hie tliun-rn MhI.-h mi.l h.in.
I'UKSII C'ALIIOUMV - IMIODU'K- HY K KICY STKAilhlt
A. I Uulem Mill, I, ii , ,illeli,,., ,,, i.MV, l,V,.r,H( t -n.
I'H nl Die I'll) I' II l.l. '
IM.1SU OlIIIMlt SlILIl'IIKIl iSA1l!IHlJllll Ol'hNTMO.
KAhl OUKIl Mllt'l AM) K.INI1 HIHKKTN,
EMBROIDERIES!
S. S " Mariposa "
rilolt K S 1 01 K Or
NiHW.ietii.n Kunnnitm
1 Nluiul UnUra
Hkt. Koht m Aukea Siukkt.
'J't.1 I If .11 .1 II
c mix -,
tt CO.,
1' o Itux MS
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