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OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO,
Time Table
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l-uvi- Penrl I'lty
Airlve Honolulu
A. yiitiirdny only.
II. Dully.
Mutiiliiv!) exi'f i!el,
II. HiitunlHV" 'Xi'pptetl.
iHu jOiuUi $ Uhuin.
wbdxksday, may 2.1. i8su.
m:a.k.i2ste iste w5.
Arrivals.
Vi.ixkiiv, Mn 'J'i.
Mnir Jhiiio- Milken from Kninil
Slinr Kunlu frum Knliitltii
Ntnu U-Iiuii from lluuiulcim
Dopnrturos.
'i.iimiivv. Mn) si.
Am liktnc lriii(!iinl. SelitnMi. fni .s-m
Kimu'lii'o
cluir I 'clit fur Miikuucli itt I'.' in
Sluir KiimIii fur Kuliilku nl J in
Stiur Jiiinio Mukcu for Liilmliiit nl I'.' in
Vessols LouviuR To-iuorrow.
II 8 Mtirlni., ilrlillny. fur .Sni Kriiii.'l-.o
Cutrou from Ialrttitl Porta.
html June' Muki't- S'lf) lif uniir, -ii
lui! rite mill '.'J ik)( miiirli--.
Pnimoniiirs.
VliRIVVI.
Knnii Kiuml, mt tmr Jium- Miiki-i-,
Mh) a-.lt C ."-tittIt itc iiml wlf.i, Win
KjIi-, JXS Wlllliinin, J " fini..r, wlf.
niiil flilM, iiml luiliuk.
ihtvkm'iu.
Kur Sun Kriiiii-U-u, imt liktur IrniiMnl.
Muv it-Mr Clin. Wllll.iiii. Mr II b.v
uiuf .'clillilri'ii, II llyiriiinl wife.
Shipping Notoi.
Tim N. 8. Aii-trullu lluMicI .lU.-Ini ritiv;
vi-lenlny iiml Im'kuii Hiking in nur.
'I'Ik- -Icuiiht. .Iiiiiic" Miiki-c. Uiiiiln ninl
IVIr Irft fur LiIiiiIiiii. Kuliilku mill Miikii
mHI ri-riKctlM-ly ut im.ui iuiIiij. Thl. .
'illlt(-it fur tin' liniliy wlil-lli'- lilnun nl
imuii.
'I In U'iiiiiit Jniin- MnkiT iirrlvi-l fr
Knuiu till iimrnliiK. mnl iliHiarm'il Imt
iiKr inln tlu 1'li.MiniT li, V. Wiiiiii.
! It'll nl iiihiii fur I uliiiimi mnl fii-i.
in rutum 1 1) tn-iinirriev t-vmliiK-
Tliu Imrkciilliiu IrmiMnl, i'ii.i. liiiiMt
Millrd tn-iliiv with I'.U'J" l:i.' -ti-tir. hiIi-Ii
ini; -'.ILts.'J.l. niiuii.. iin.l viiln-il nl p..l
44. IiIihI m. Ii.II.jh-: .'I'iI'I llf-. I , A
NcliHtfer A (t , 71111 lniKn, T. II. ll.ivii- A
Cu. : X)i Imj;. ('. Ilrowrr A i . ; II. I . Imu
Ctla A fmiU'.
TO CHANGE HIS OFFICE.
Report that Ool. Sopur Will Oo Back
to Civil Duty.
()wiii)r to lli coiitoinpltkifil aholi
I iiiii of tliu ponit inn of Caiiiiiiaiiilir
f tlio Ktirt-iH with tin. nuiL of
C'olonul, Coloniil Siimr'i iiiiiriur
arn iu a iiiaiulary what tu il(. I..
liiniug dm ri'tiirnt'il oailfl will imt
awdpt anjrtliiii( Ivus tltitii the rank
of Colniiwl. During th ia-t fns
ilayw, howi'vur, a roport hat Ihmmi
t'lirruiit that .Imi. H. Super, witlimil
tlio rank of Colum-I, will aiiini' hi
fonucrv twlco-liuld posiliou a- Mar
mIihI. Tlio report lian Kaiiii-il iro
dutico owing to tin trolonpit al
afuco of Mamlial llilflifni'k at lii
Iioiiim at llihi, Hawaii. IViipIo n--turning
from tliat iltiiitl na that
Mr. HiirliL'ock it in tln lii.-t of
health, lint xoiiifhow or oilier the
IlilocliiiiatiMva-agreealiluto him. in
fael more mi lliau the nullrv. ilutv
town of Honolulu, Oahu.' It will
not ho Hurprining, therefore, to hear
in a few ilayi of the resignation of
Mr. lliteheoclt anil the appoint nu-nt
of Mr. Super.
New NiiviRntiou Mnrk.
The green nhaile lately placed at
the lop of the elect tie light pule, at
llu) corner of the, Hollister Soda
WorkriiiearlhoCictom Hou-e. waa
inueh ueedeil iuiprovetiieut ami in a
lieaeon of xafetyloskipperhof Uland
HleaiuerH and hehooiierH. It i ;ii
Mich a height that dm idled ion ran
Iimm'uii a good distance to M.. 'llu
Hkiiper of Kleamejs are loud in
their praise and my that, since the
placing of the shade there. the
hau found it much easier to linil
Iho oulrauue lo the harlior. Sieani
ors t:oming from the Waianae side
of the island cannot seethe green
light until ihev .ro abreast of tin
entrance.
Public Courorl.
The 1'. (j. baud will plav ai the
Hawaiian Hotel thiscwmiiig at s.l.'i
o'nloek. following is the program:
nni i,
Murcli l.ili-rt llrll m..ih
Iveriiire- 1'in'l mill IVionnr fiui.i.i
cirncl hnlo l-'ii t I.UVC .Nimiiiiiii
Mr. Cliiirio Kleiner.
.Si-li-ctluii l.iiem. i .n
i' mii n
.-..-. imii iiuiiill iiiniiI ). KlIM'll
.si-rpi'iitini' liaiii'i' lulli'i
Miiri'li W'li-lunnliiii 'u.. .-.mi. i
W.1I1 - IhviiiIii. Mclo.Hi". .. . Ili.i. i
ll.iviiii i'mmi.
UrS. I'. Scoti, lllue Uidgc. Hani
son Co., Mu ni.s: "I'or whooping
cough Chamberlain's Cough It e-
dy is oxeellenl." Ii using it freeh
the iliseasi) is depried of all daugei
oils coiiseipiences. 'I'here is no dan
ger in giiug the Kcumih to babies,
as it contains nothing injurious. '.'
and nO cent but lies for sale l. all
dealers, lieuson, Sinil h ( "u . Agent -for
(he Hawaiian Island-
I'our native women weie sent
elieed lo thillv ilnvii iiuprisuuinelll
al haul labor iu die I). strict Couit
thin inoiuiiig, for failing toiepmi
al ihu hospital for examination.
heli-i'tion Holilii UiniiI
.s.rii..mlii.. Il.ii.....
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
"Planter's Wife" to-morrow night.
i A light hower of rain fell shortly
after noon to-da.
The linnl performance Uy h.iiley's
players will bo an ovation.
The P. 15. ('oiincils will hold their
regular session to-morrow afleruoou.
' A meeting of the Kalakaua Monu
ment Association will be held on
Friday.
The P. O. band will giu a concert
nl tho Hotel this evening at : IT
I o'clock.
I Pineapple cocktails a specialty at
tho "Kmpire." corner of Nuiianii'and
I Hotel streets.
j Thoe who were absent from
I "Celebrated Case" missed an arlis
j tic performance.
j .1. X. S. Williams came back from
I a living visit to Kauai In the .lames
Mttkuu this morning.
I .lames Cowan will nut for Hubert
Cation under full power of atlomev,
i during the hitler's absence.
I May Nanuary will have another
I oppoilitnitj to display her artistic
ipialitics to morrow evening
! The skating rink at the llerelnnia
street armory will re-open next Sat
unlay evening. See advert icinent.
J Tho Dailey Slock Co. will present
"Planter's Wife." on the boards of
, the Opera House to morrow evening.
i J. F. Morgan will hold his regular
cash sale at tho salesroom at III
o'clock to-morrow. Articles to bo
' sold ate mentioned elsowheie.
! William Fassio of Kealia arrived
iu town by tho steamer .lames Makoo
this morning, lie will take passage
by the S. S. Australia for the Coast.
The batkeutiuc Irmgard look six
passengers I odav for Sau Francisco.
1 Captain Schmidt expects to get a
lumber charter on the Coast for
, Africa.
Archie (idlillau. the new Deputv
, Port Surveyor, showed I lie Custom'
olliccrs how to search a steamer lo-
! day, iu his examination of the S. S.
! Australia,
The members of Dailey's Coin
' pauy are k pt exceptionally busy
! between rehearsals and attending to
I social duties, of the latter demands
j being nunicroiiA.
' Thos. U. I.iieas is siipiriuleuiliug
j tin- bteaking up of ground prepara
j lory to laying the foundation, for
I he new brick building of Allen
Kohiilsou on IJllcel) street.
j Minis. II. .Inlhav, Hawaiian Con
sul at llrussels. has coul ributed an
, article of trade statistics of tlic-i
1 islands to lIIcunoini-le Interna
I tioual, published at Paris and I'.ru-
seis.
Atlention is called to the caul or
W. It. Ash, who is prepared to do
work mel uivn li. rons in art Scci
mens of his cameo oil painting are
shown in one of Mi-lurin's win
dows. Two stragglers from the I. S. S.
Marion were apprehended by Capt.
Hookano lo day. As a rew'aid of
$10 for each man had been ollered
the captain is uatutallv in good
spirits.
The Philadelphia nine were sorelx
disnppoinicd vesleiday afiornooii.
They expected to play a game of
ba-eball with the craek'.Maiion learn,
but the latter were kept bis on
board their ship.
People going away by the Ausira
lia will save trouble by ringing up
Pacific Transfer Co. Haggage check
ed al your own hous(. direct lo
destination and delivered iu slate
rooms wit Imut extra charge. Mutual
Telephone UlKi.
S. I Iaid, the lapaie-'-e merchant.
whoe alleged undervalued goods
were lauded from the S. S. (indie
under the Cimoui ollicials' wrv
ini-i's, appeared today in I lie Ji
Iricl Court, ami had"hi trial for
smuggling set for May l.
It is reported that Or. McLennan
aliendcd a case of diphtheiia that
proved fatal yesterday, the victim
being an Is mouths old child of Mr.
Ncl-ou at Palama, The doctor was
not iu his olllce when rung up (hi
afternoon, so that the leport i-not
a- yet ciiiilirnicil.
Wev. II. II IJice. the leader oT I he
Oakland loiiri-!-, will delivi r two i!
Illslllileil lecllires oil the World . -
Fair after reluming from the Vol
cauo. They will be for (he benefit
of I he Y. M. C. A A large number
of splendid hlllleru Mews Will lie
iven. K i- Mr Ifine's ilileutioil to
collect a -cries of Hawaiian views
for lecturing upon iu the I uited
Slate
The W. ('. T 1'. at a meeting hdil
Ve-leiay afternoon diseil ed the
woman -ii ll'rage ipie-iimi. with llu
result thai a ciiinmitiee wa-appoiui
ed to -ifi the matter, and report to
a meeting next week. '11 iiiumit
!) .onsi-1- of .Mis. .1. M. Whitnev.
Mr-. W. F. I i ear. Mi-, (i. K Wilder,
Mir. . W. Ilali Mid Mrs. II. .
Ca-tle, These ladie- will be ablv
ai-ieil by their husband-
Ucoige Par-oii-' apaitmeiil wa
eniereil -nine time la-l uighi and a
trunk and a tin box tale-u The lal
Jer contained a few dollar- in silver.
'file police were not ilied a- soon a-
Par-oii- discovr-red llu- place had
been entered. I aplaiu Klciuuie ami
a lieiiicnaut round the trunk and
box iu tin- Ix lumakapih church
vaid. 'I he l)u h.ci I a Inolo.i,
lieu and I lie uiniiey gone N'ulhing
lieu at
"fse was tniii'ln i
Mi M. I. ( i'ih' li'i'i me mi Irn
laml aiel ll.iiva.i iii tie- K muaha..
CIiiiioIi Mniiilav i-viiiiii; wa int
Ini'i'lv all In Si'Vellhele tin-
i'lllllil lull iif vieit mi 1 1 ) -1- r i
wa innrli air i-iateil Iiv tlme iri
ill Mr i'ii mil ii-ave Iiv tin
S . niiaha I'.i tit,, ciii-t It i
it cioitalili' thai her umval. Willi lu-i
eeellent lili-i I ,iliiiiinl .. -. imi (- I
Willi an iiiniiial iiiiiiiii. ,if
aillllseliii'lils telci ,i.. i-ii.-iiin
flllllreit Mi, tiaii Winilil have real
i .oil lucrative (,'iiii
ON BOARD THE TAKAOUIHO.
Jnpunt'Ht) Sailors Display Their Kate
Skill in Decoration.
There was a groat crush on board
the Japanese crui.-or Takachiho last
night, iu response to the invitation
of Captain Nomura and olllcera.
Tho vossel was adorned like a brido.
Indeed, there was never anything
like the decorations sooti horoboforo
either on ship or shore. Japanese
are great at making artificial llowors,
as tliee naval sailors proved on this
occa-ion. Wherever the eye lighted
it unit a profusion of delicately
wrought imitations of tlowers.
There was no scarcity of real (lowers
and growing plants either, audit
was interesting to see the ingenuity
of taste with which they were sot.
Besides doial ornaments thoro wore
other attractive devices, such a a
waterfall and pond, whirligigs in
Innjorns. elc.
I'nituil Sla(es Minister Willis, wife
and son: llritish Minister Wodo
house; Chief Justice Judd and wifo.
Judge Cooper. Attorney Oeuorai
Smith, Admiral Walker, Captain
Darker and ollicors of tho L. S. S.
Philadelphia, Captain Uridloy rvtnl
olllcers of the I'. S. S. Marion Cap
tain Kooke and olllcers of H. It. M.
S. Champion, Col. Sopei and olllcers
of the Vilional Guard, and a loom
iug tlironi; of fashionable people too
numerous lo list hero, were giests
of the courtly Japaue-e naval olll
cers. Transportation was furnished
by I he steam launches and t ho bargi s
of the crui-or.
Captain Nomura and his olllcers
were assisted in their reception by
C itisul General Fujii, Mr. Narita
and other Japauo-o residents. A
novelty In decoration met guests as
soon as they went aboard. The
checks given for overcoats and hats
were in the form of artificial Dower
suitable for tho buttonhole. The
hospitality of tho ship was on a
princely scale llesides a recherche
collation spread iu tho cabin, with a
iiectnrious punch iu endless supply,
various beverage-, ice cicam and
cake, cigars, etc.. wore served about
tho docks and iu two smoking rooms
all the evening.
The dance was a gay one. Music
was furnished bv the 1". S. Ilagsjiip
Philadelphia's band. Thoro was
only one opinion amongst I lie guests,
as they took their leave of Captain
Nomura and olllcers near midnight
That was that those gentlemen ere
princely entertainers.
ANOTHER FINK PLAY.
Thn Dnilov Troupo Knt-jrtnln n Snutll I
Auiltuurn. '
I
The Dailoy Stock Company added ,
aunt her to their long list of successes j
yesterday evening, in their masterly '
presentation of DT'nnory's wa'r I
drama. "The Celebrated Case." 'I he :
audience wa- not as large as expect
ed, considering the well-known
popularity or I ho play. Notwith
standing I his drawback each indivi
dual arli-t surpassed previous dis
plays of histrionic talent iu I heir
neling yesterday evening. The
drama was too sentimental for sev
eral iu the audience. Darroll Vinton
iu the rolo of John Itenaud who is
falsely accused and, through the
evidence of his child, sentenced lo
the galleys for the murder of his
wife -was iininouse. Mortimer Snow
as li.airo, who later transform
himself into the rich Count do
Mornoy, -u-taiuod his character
well. Charles Connors a- Dinni
O'Uourke cioatod roars of laughter
with his ludicrous and side-split
ting caricatures. Mav Nanuary as
siiiucd the rolo of Madeline Ifenaud.
wife of the fal-ely-accu-ed soldier,
' ami later that of hi- grown-up child.
She acted iii lo her usual staiiilatd.
Cieni'viovo Nannaiy, iu tho character
of the wtouged daughter who would
no! denounce her father, displayed
a line piece of acting, for which -he
wa- applauded. Mr-. F M. ISate
had very little to do during the
j day, but that little she did well,
fhe Duche-s D'Aulleire was as
-limed bv Mr-. I Jr. McLennan iu a
dignified manner. Lena Woltors I
took the pari of Little Adrioniie. ,
This little girl gives promise of ai
u'reat flltllie should she continue on j
I he -tap. Jo-ic lia-man had minor
roles to fdl, and I here wa- no dauc-
ing. Win. Bennett wa- the lieuteu i
ant Kaoul do La n gey. To-morrow '
evening the coiupailV will render.
Planter's Wife" ' '
11th Of
June
Races !
i ) not Ik fooled t liir
vciir, I In owners ninl
IriiiiHT- of line sloelv
sliould liitve tliu very licut
imlily of feed for their
Iioi'm. 'I'lie onl pltice
for siieli ip. tin
CALIFORNIA FEED CO.
- IKI.I.I'IIOM-.n l.'l -
IIKI.IVERY TO THE PARK EVERY DAY.
OlKICK A: WAUKIH)l-fK:
('onier (Jlleen illl'l Ntllliillll
.itret'ls.
THE--
Qlra-f-imrv.1?TY-iV
i mi
Berutania Stroot Annoiy.
i. mi in i'ii hi
Will II il'I.N
Saturday Eveniutj, May 2G,
I n I. I ti.- iikI jIih- inuii.iifriiii'iit.
Ill II
FEELINO THE MARKET.
List of Stiunpa and Priceu Realized
at Auction To-day.
James F. Morgau held an auction
sale of surcharged and unsurcharg
od stamps at lii salesroom at noon
to-day There was a ptotty fair at
tendance of local nliilatolists. Tliu
prices realized, hovvovor, were not
up lo tho mark. It was more of a
tot sale than anything else, The
following vvoro tho sales: (
Olio shoot I cent purple surcharg
ed, .2.r( I; two shoots 1 eont blue, do., '
"'l.fiO a shoot; ono and a half shoots
'1 cent rose, do., -$1.87; olio shoot 2 i
cent roso, do.,. 2.00; ono shoot fi cent i
dark blue, .:t.7f; one shoot tl cent '
groon, $."i 50; ono shoot 10 eont black. '
sti.OO; two shoots 10 eont vermilion.
(!. 5(1 each: ono sheet 15 cent brown.
j'.MKJ; twoshcots ficont green, uusur
charged, .'t.7ri oach; live shoots 15
cent green, do, ..'(.'iO each; one shoot
10 font verinilion, do. .f.).7o: three
sheets 1 cent groon surcharged, with
errors, -2.7" each; two hundred and
lifly shoots. I eont green, do., 152.'
cents a shoot; two hundred and fifty
shoots I cent green, do., iVi cents a
shoot,
'fhe local market is resting easy.
BPORTHMEN MEET
Two Dn7.nu English Phoasnnts to
Be Imported.
Pursuant to a call of tho commit
tee of directors of the Hawaiian
Sport snian'- Association a special
meeting was hold iu tho Chamber of
Commerce room at noon to-dav In
the ab-onco of S. IJ. Dolo, president,
vice-president V. M. Gimird oocti
pied the chair. It was staled that
the obj'Cl of the meeting was to
consider I he advisability of import
iug F.nglish pheasant into the coun
try for brooding purposes. After
some discussion it was decided to
forward an order to No Jersey, for
I wo doen l'nglih pleasants. The-e
birds, which are said to bo a little
larger than the pheasants now hero,
are expected to arrive iu July next.
They will bo turned loose on the
association's hunting grounds and
allowed to brood. The order will
probably go by the S. S. Australia.
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
IK IIIK
Hawaiian Jockey Club
June 11, 1894.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME:
Races to Commence at IU a. tu. Sbirp.
U l.ji.:i- -IMCVCLE HACK.
I'rUf. Silver Mi-.liil, viiluml at li'i.
Kiilmtifi fi-i-f I ii. I Mil.-Ii.i-Ii "ric
tnr xll.
-M Unoo KALAKAl'A IT USE.
Slim.
Itllllllllli: Uini'. I, Mil, 1)111. 'r,.,.
inr nil.
;. It.neo HONOLL'LI' IM'I.SE, i
5lmi. j
I'rutlilii! mnl I'hi'Iiik, in ll.iriii'-- .'III
In. I'iw. fur nil. Villi- lli-itl- Imi
In '!. i
llh Knee UOSITA CHALI.ENdE
CUP. &INI ntltloil.
ItllllllillK lilli-i-. I Mil, ll.fli 'ra-f
fn nil. W'llMiur ill rill. I.. Im-.ii r.-. nr.l
-I -AiiisIi- A..-' I:l iv,.
Mh linn- - I'UESIDENT WIDE
MANN'S Cl'l'. ;' .ehleil.
liilliiniilt I In.-.-, i, Mil- i.i,,. 'i,r
lliiivniliili llri-il, I
''Hi Kit MICKEY C'l.l'l' IT USE.
5lmi.
Trillium nii't I'ni'liu, I i ll.irie'. I'm
for all Mile II. hi-, H-i I in i.
7lli Itnon OCEANIC S. S. cn.'S
I'L'USE. 5HHI.
liniinliii: liiiK-. I Md, lo.li. I'.ir
ll.itviiii.ei I In-. I.
Mh Knee MAII ITItSE,.5hhi.
TinlliliK mnl I'.eliii;, to II.UIH-
iiiiiiuii- iilii. l-i.r lliiwiiii.iu lli.-il
MiIh Mimi In-. i In :i
'lli Kaeo KAIMOLANI I'AIJK
IT USE, .?rj.v
Cuniiliii: tin. i-. P, Mil,, lu-li. I'r.r
fur nil.
Hull Uwt K A M Ell AM Ell A
I'L'USE. mi,
I rutiiiii mnl I'.i.-iiii; In lluriu Km
lliiunil.iii Ur. .. Mill- lli-ni- l...-i .
in .1
IW All Kmrie an- In In- linnl.- with
llll- MMTI-l.ir.V .III till- lllll.-l- Of T. O III 1(1. Mi
mi VI,. ir limn Mrcet, iH-fnm ' r m Kli
MlivV, .l.iin- ii, 'ii at hIii-Ii tinir
l ii-v will i-l.i-i-. Ijury liuw In In In mt
'lit if t In- i ri-. mil" niliri I-,- .in., i
Inil.
All II iiv an- in l.i- run uriiniii-il
IIIHllT till- Hill.'- ilf III, MHN JuiKII
IW All llnr-i- .in- . t !- i t-il in inrt
mill- lllnlrinMi lit I.' u'i'Iim V n , on
Juiii'ii l'i
ttf All llnr-i' iiiu-l iiii.-nr mi thl
linen .0 tin tup nl I..II fruni I h- .1 uiIk-'
mini. "I ln-rw ! lln-j ill In- llm-il.
x-l.i-i.it Ailuii-oiiili
lillllhl IHIIi 'iMIIIII
.m I i-iii-ftlfi'llluii.
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MKKTINO N0TI0K.
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iih Ir in-liiiiL'iiiu I" '.''l in jl.wiiiier Kit
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1 liny II MAItV KINIMAKA.
A Boston Dressmaker
Quickly Curod of Sour
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All Who Suffer Similarly, Re
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Mr, r. tT. Barker
Iloston, Mm.
Tills lady In a well-known ami popular
drcsinialcrr. Kite iy.:
"Therstinomttalo nliout Ilood'i Hanapa
rllla. 1 want to till liuw utiliklj It cured ma ut
lour itomitch, ntilcli linit troublril ma lor orer a
yrar. I roulilnolprciilalivswnlliiwiit Mater
but nlmt I lu(TfrC(lfri'llillltr nmlnrldllf.
When 1 brtnii to l.Uo IioibI'i Sir mpnrllla I
coulil ire pi'i.l i-ITrits Irum ttir- r.rst tlirr-pdoso.
t roiitlniifil until I liad tnkn three l.ullln tu&
I roiiumifii mini nau tiiKn inree iuium aaa
Hood's ss Cures
liavel.i'i-lirnllrrlr rnrrd. I rjv tlili Itate
mpnt tnr tlir t-eiif IH ', olh-i who nto lutlcring
ilmllatlr." Mr-s 1'. W lUHRttt, t Clieiter
I'atk, IU)tnn, M.ivs.
HOOD'S PlLLO sr U' tit stlrrlinutr Mil
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HOIIItON NKWMAN .V CO..
A Kent for llawiiltnti tliiiii.
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Positively Last Week
Stock Company
Thursday Evening, May 2ilh:
"Planter's Wife"
Friday Evening, May 25lti:
"Monte Cristo.'
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Pricfis. 30c. 7rt! v $1
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ATBASPOONFUL OF
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PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER
In Willi I III-
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Wlii-n llu- invaliiiiliii liii,i-..nil, iiini-ih
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Dings, Mediunes,
Cliemicals, Perfumes,
Toilet Articles -Photographic
Goods
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Headquarters for White Goods
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3ST. S. S-A.CtI
OHO fort Street, Honolulu,
Immense Assortment ! Lowest Prices !
NAINMnilK m I'liillt, Strl.l, Check, ati.l I'lnl.l..
Persian Lawns, Victoria Lawns, Linen Lawns
IN AM. UKADKs AND I'ltM KS.
lUMITIK.s In HtrlKMl Cl.,.,.i, I'lui.ls nml Hair l.men.
INDIA UXONS, BATISTE AND COTTON CHAl'ES.
COTTON .MULLS IN WHITE. CUEAM AND KCHL'.
IMMKN.SK VAItlKTV OK
VsTHIITE . C3-003DS
AN KNDI.KSS VAItlKTV OK
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LACES AND
KMIIItOIHKItY KIKIIVUS mi
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All-over Embroidery, Embroidery Flounces and Demi Fhunoea.
Laces of Every Description in All Widths.
Summer Dress Goods I
Figured Muslin,
White Dress Goods,
Lawns, Dress Cambrics,
Laces &
Etc.,
Etc.,
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M. S. LEVY'S
Try the "Cleveland" Black Hose 1
A I. no IHK
French Kid Slioe at $2.26.
NOTICE.
I Ikivc Ih'imi iiistiucU'd by Mi-. ,, m. ,)K sa i: Sn.v.v,
no.nv'toror tln Hawaiian , I. I'.si:m- Haaais, Hnt.-Utivt-t!
to m'II In Mo.-k of .JAI'ANIOSK (JOODS. Also, a hi.r aft.
so.Hm.nt of .IAIWNKSK I'AIM-:i! NAPKINS will l. ,,1
!.! THAN CO VI'.
Temple of Fashion
.m:. o. sit,v,
Beginning- Saturday, May 12th,
N K IN l i.l
Grand Removal and Clearance Sale
IW T CiUliAT .sC( mg
stEOn .Inn,. Ut wv op.ii in our NYv Stmv known
:'n K. MA ILK." oMl Fn stm-i.
111 M I AM' STKKKT.
Mkkciiant Tailok.
FIT AND FINISH GUARANTEED.
M.W ln h tih
(!:is1iiiicivs and Series .Jiisl licccivod !
aUITS PROU 14 UP
Dry Goods. Fancy Croods. Luwns. Etc.. Etc.. Etc
Gent's Furnishings of Every Description.
JXJST RECEIVED
n i.l. i. ii. or
Ladies' Purses and Card Cases
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EMBROIDERIES!
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