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ATTOMBT-AfLiA AND NOTiat PlIBMO
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THOB. bUTDBAT,
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Jbwblbs
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tap Watub
Kukul Jewelry a specialty. Particular
attention paid to all kinds of repairs.
At olnerny Block, Fort Btraat.
I. t. WILLIAMS.
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Tkt OUT CellKtl.l If lltilt flm
OMOLTJLU ZXOaf WOKKS.
Mtbam BMatMBa, Bduah Mills, Soils,
Ooolb. Ibob, BBAaa, abd Lbab
' Uastibos.
Uachluary of Every Description U
Made to
Ordar. Parlloular attenUon paid to Bhlpa'
BlaokamlthluK.
Job Work
aiaoutad at
Short Notion.
B. A. JACOBSON,
Watchmaker and Jkwklru
80S Fort Street, Honolulu, H. 1.
P. O. Box 287. Mutual Tele. ett8.
DR. O. W. MOORE,
1400 Van Naas Ave., B. F., Oal.
Dsflut ABtrtBisatf for PatisfitB.
BLBOTBIOITT IB BBBVOPS DISBASBS,
bBbT Dr. Moore offers invalids all tha
comforts of home, with constant and care
ful treatment. Refers to H. it. Macfarlane.
906-tf
OHAS. GIRDLER.
DIBBOT IMrOBTBB OF
BNQL1BH AND CONTINENTAL
Kaahnmanu Street.
Oment Sidewalks & Gra
nite Cnrbinc Laid.
Estimates given on all kinds ol
STONE, CONCRETE ft PLASTER WORK
SB. OOBOBBTB A IFBUIALTT -B
JOHN F. BOWLER.
G. B. BIPLBT I ARTHUR RBTIOLDS,
AHOXITDOTS,
Orricai Mew Safe Deposit Building,
Fort street, Honolulu, H. I.
Plana, Specifleatlons and Superintend.
eaea given for Every Description of Build,
lag. 7ld Buildings sueeaaatully Bauod
ailed sad Enlarged. Deeigns for Interior
Dssoratloti. Mane nr Merhanlnal Draw
lag;TraolBg and Blue Printing. Drawiug
for Book ur Newipapr Illustration,
VH. G. IRWIN & GO.
(limited)
OFPBR roB sals
FERTILIZERS
AI.BX. OAOM A ion
mim W Grade On lutm
We art also prepared to Uka ordara for
ru. M. Oiileknctt 4a Oo.'ai
V'ertlllaeres.
Insuring prompt deliver
BOILED LUCOLt
aW-Thts la a an
sumlng laaa element
n.v. A aau W.I. WM-
an Linseed Oil, and
tllanAV In nnlnra
n. B.I..1 rill ...
giving a lasting brilliancy to oolora,
uea wiui aria'
surface.
It give a splandid floor
Lime. Oement.
KBKlltBDStlOARB
SALMO
PairaBlCBBlBf CsVi CeraetJ BwA
AIBT 00. 't
Conpoonds, RMflnf & Papen,
lati'i runt simb pipt ciTirin
Jbtbwbb' DlaaMi, Eiajiel Btbt.
UstlHPalBl
BapaoUUly daalgnad for Vacuum Pan.
FIRE,
LIFE AND
MARINE
INSURANCE.
aUftkCl rtft iBBBFtBM CaX,
I7,10f,t25.4i.
Laatfea Uamtkln PItb 1b. Co.,
HS17.0I1
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18,121057.
Htm Turk Uto Iia Ctx,
Assstt, 137,4W,1W.W.
C. 0. BERGER,
QMsrsl AflMt tat la wiilo IiIbibb.
HONOLOLO.
Wro.G.IrwiD&Co.
(LIMITED!
Wtu. U. Irwin.
Olaus Bprackala,
W. M.dlUArd, .
Tbao 0. Porta?
Praaldant aud Manager
Vlce-Preeident
BeoreUry and Treasurer
Auditor
Siga.r FeLot.ors
AND
Commlaisiou Xgenx
AoawTa or vaa
Octailc SttUBUkJp Ctnpaiy,
OF BAN FRAN01BOO, OAL.
G. BREWER & CO.
(LIMITED)
QeMra Hircaitile
- ABD-
CMUdiiioo Afutt
P. CJone President
Q. H. Robertson. Manager
E. F. Bishop Secretary ft Treasurer
W.F. Allen Auditor
C. M. Cooke 1
H. Waterhouae IHrertor
O. L. Carter I
City Carriage Co.,
Corner King and Bethel Bta.
- eera texifioiei ua -
Fine Carriages it Civil Drivers
To be had at all hour.
.J. 8. ANDRADE,
10Mt-tf Manager.
Attn Atinrance Go.
or XsoxrDovr
assets, . . . ue.eM.eM.
II. W. SCHMIDT HONS,
Agent for Hawaiian lalsudi,
JUST ARRIYED
FBB BAKR "0. D. BRYANT."
BABY CARRIAGES
o all ittlm;
Carpets, Rugs and Mats
In tha Lataat Patterns
44 HOUSEHOLD "
Sewing Machines,
AND SEVINQ LUCIDflt,
All with tha Lataat ImproTatusnu
ALIO ON BAND
WESTERMAYER'S
Celebrated Cottage Pianos
Parlor OrtiDi, GfllUn
-AID OTIBB
afUBIOAL INSTRUMENTS
rOK BklX
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER A GO.,
King Btraat, oppo. Oaatla A Uooka.
414
BOTH TELEPHONES
414
HUSTACE&CO.
COAL
All Unite in any quantity-fmni
bag to a ton.
CHARCOAL
from one bag to any quantity
In i-fu lengths and Bawed or Spilt
nuiu m !! hi buj quantity; also
WHITE & BLACK SAND
870-tf
NATIONAL
IRON WORKS
qumiN sBTtx3Br.
Batwaaa Atakaa u Uobavsi leratta.
'PHK ONDERbToNED ARE PRE
JL pared to make all klnda of Iron,
Brass, Bronse, Zlno, Tin and Lead Cast
ings. Also a General Repair Shop for
Steam Engines. Rica Mills, Corn Mills,
Water Wheels. Wind Mills, ak Machines
for the Cleaning of Coffee, Castor Oils.
B.en,!!? m,, Bi5, Pineapple Leaves and
other Fibrous Plants and Paper Stock.
Also Machine for Extracting Starch from
tha Manioc, Arrow Root, ate.
BbF All ordara promptly attended m
WHITE, BJTBAN t CO.
BEAVER SALOON,
Thi Bflgt Luck ii Tow!.
x9& and Oom
at all soraa
TUK FINEST BBANDN 0
Cigars and Tobacco
ALWAYS ON HAND
EL. J. NOLTI, JProp.
DAVID DAYTON,
Agent to Tike Acknowledgments
- WILL ATTEND TO -
aiumint ud Salt o( PropNt)
ABO
CeUecttif 1m Ail IU BraichM.
OrrioB t No. 42 Merchant Street.
a o.
M7ft-tf
METROPOLITAN MEAT G0
y "in 5l
Wholesale end RcUII Bitcbers
AND -
HATT C0MTKACT0I8.
0, J, Waui.kk, i ; MauaKer,
Pacific Mail S.S. Go.
AMD fHB
Ocddeotil and Oriental S. S. Go,
rtff T0I01AMA aid fiONQIOMQ.
Btaamara of tha abora Oompanlaa will
call at Honolulu on their way to tha abora
porta on or about tha following dataat
Btmr "CHINA" September 8, IBM
Btmr "OOKANIO" Toctober 2 1HH
Btmr "CHINA" Norember 13, 1KM
Btmr "OOKANIO"... December 11 1894
Btmr "OH IN A" .'.January 21, 1899
Btmr "OOKANIO... February 19, 1896
Btmr "CHINA" April 2. 1K
Per SAM FlAKCllCO
Btaamara of tha above Companies will
eall at Honolulu on their way from Hong,
kong and Yokohama to the above port on
or about tha following dates:
Btmr"BKUHO".
.August 21, lmH
NrPr
Btmr "CITY OF PKK1N0
October 9. 1MM
Btmr "OOKANIO". .November 19 1894
Btmr "CHINA" December 81 1894
RLmr HnAKI.IIVl r.(.m. in' tm
Btmr "OAKI.IO
8tmr"PKKU".
Btmr "OABI.IC
Februarv IS. lmft
IMS
...March 29,1898
April 28, 1898
IITII OP PiSSaSI III 18 FOLLOWS:
TO TOKO
ASIA. 1180 00
01
ro BOB
KOBO. 1178 00
8B0
tie 28
100 00
Cabin
Cabin, round trip 4
months
Cabin, round trln II
months to an
European Steerage... na 00
Passengers paying full fare will be
allowed 10 percent ofJ return fare if return
Ing within twelve month
aW For Freight and Passage apply Ui
H. HACIFELD 4 CO.,
W7tl
Afeats.
Oceanic Steamship Co.
Aosinlian Mail Servict
PwataBtaBcltM:
The New and Fine Al Bteel Buatmnip
"MARIPOSA"
Of the Oceania Bteaiusblp Company will
bedueatHonolulnfroin Sydney and Auck-
iMui, uii ur imm
AugriBt 23d.
Malls and Passengera on or about that data.
Pr Sysasy sb Aioklaa) :
The New and Fine Al Bteel Bteamahli
"ALAMEDA"
Of the Oceanlo Bteamshlp Compauy will
be due at Houolnlu, from San Pranrlnco.
on or about
August 30th,
And will have prompt despaton with
Mall and Passengers for the above porta.
The undersigned are now prepared to leene
TH10UGI TICKETS TO ILL POINTS
IM Til OIITID STATU.
BjST" For further particulars regarding
Kralgbt or Paasaga apply to
wh. q. nwm k co., im.,
i-i Sfiaral AiMij.
Oceanic Steamship Go.
Time TetTole
LOCAL LINK
8. S. AUST1AL1A
Arrive Honolulu
froui 8. F.
Leave Honolulu
for 8. F.
Bept.8 BepLlS
UCl. o
...Oct. 13
Nov. 3..
Dec. 1..
Nov. 10
Deo. 8
THROUGH LINE
From Ban Francltcwi
for Sydney.
Arriv Honolulu
Prom Sydney lot
Ban Francisco.
Uium Uomtlutu.
ALAMEDA, Aug. 80 I MARIPOBA, Aug.23
MARIPOBA,Bept.27 MONOWAI,Bept.W
MONOWA1 Oct. 25 I ALAMEDA
H. LOSE,
Paallo, Oollsetor sad BaBaral
Bsaliau aisat.
Batary
Bub-agent for Several of the Best FIRK
INBUKANCK COMPANIES.
Patsataa ol Use's Obsasieal OaatMif ter
OlarUylag Cabs Jaloe.
Mutual Telephune 8. . P. O. Boa S.H8.
Merchant Htrret, Honolulu.
Ring Up Botb Telepbones 122
run
Baggage Express,
Huiid at HollltiKor'a Shoeing Shop,
Unn lrl. neat Fort,
JAMKtJ POLLOCK.
Canadian-Australian
maaiuart of the above Line, running In connection witb to
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
etwaen Vancouver, B. 0., and Sydney, N. 8. W.. and call In? at Victoria, B. 0.,
Honolulu and Bava FijIJ,
A.RHJ DXJH3 A.T KEONOLUmr
On or about the dates
Frona Sydney and Suva, for JTictorla
and Vancouver. B. O.:
Btmr "WAKRIMOO"
Btmr "AK AW A" ..
Btmr "WARKIMOO"
...Beptember 1
Octobers
...November 1
Tkramak Tlekatg laaaad traa Beiaialg t
rtitaar abd fAssBBoia aoihtki
D. McNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.
ROBERT KERR, Winnipeg, Canada
is. a. oAftnn, dbu rrnncieco, JUl,
O. MoL. BROWN, Vancouver, B. O.
M. M. BTRRN, Ban Francisco. Cal.
HONOLULU SOAP HOUSE
Three packages eontalnlutf thirty buses of Tokio Parlor MatchM
only 10 cents.
Sells tho very beat quality of Soap at $1.50 per 100 pounds, and 17
bars of 26 pounds, honest weight, for $1.25.
German Blue Castile Soap, manufactured by Gratis Bros., Mannheim,
Uermany, at 10 cents per pound,
Toifet Soap, retails at wholosale
ip, re
in ti
Soft Soap in tins of 42 pounds. $1.25.
4'i poi
Stearic Wax Mining Candles, manufactured by tho Emery Caudle
Works of Cincinnati, Ohio, 12 caudles
1T!t.ft VIlM W.jl lid M..l
.,nnu &I1U 1TWl, flu 'UB fjuiu. iuu paiutl vub III IIIUVM 111 it luuuvn
long iu any quantity from $1 up, delivered to any part of tho city free of
charge
Kiawo Charcoal at 10 fonts a sack.
Richmond, Va., Cedar Wood Pol Palls, finished with brass hoops.
Small size, 50 couts; large siz, 75 cents.
Empty Vinegar and Wine Barrels, as water rcceivora, at $1.
Kitchen Salt in sacks of 100 pounds, 50 cents.
Tablo Salt given away.
Highest Cash Price paid for Hidos, Skins and Tallow.
1ST. BRBHLAJied:,
Known as the Bolt Boap Man,
BJaV MUTUAL TEU 814. II08S tf IlKTHKL 8TKKKT.
Wilder's Steamship Co.
riME TABLE
W. O. WILDSS, Pree. B. B. Koee bee.
Oai-t. J. A. Kimu, Port Bupt
Stmr. KIN AD,
0LAIXB, Geauaaader,
Will leave Honolulu at 2 r. m.. Ioumuiiik at
Lahalna, Maalaea Bay and Makeua the
same day; Mabukona, Kawaihaeaud Ua
paboeboe the following day, arriving at
Uilo at midnight,
LEAVES HONOLULU
Friday Aug. 'U
Tuesday Bept. 4
rnuay ,
Tuesday ,
BeuUU
Jay.
jy...
fay.
bept.as
Oct. o
Oct. 16
oct.au
Nov. 0
Nov. 10
Nov.il7
eieeesaaa A0Ca 7
IF.Ma
Tuee
M ...
isdai
rrldav
Tuesday
Friday..
Tuesday
rnuay
day.
ssda
Tuesday Dec. 18
Returning leaves Hilo, touchlug at Lau
pahoehoe same dav; Kawaibae a. m.; Ma
bukona 10 a. M.: Makena 4 r. at.; Maalaea
Bay a p. at.; Lahalna H r. u. the following
day; arriving at Honolulu a. m. Wednes
days and Baturdavs.
ARRIVES AT HONOLULU.
Wednesday..
Saturday
Wednesday,,
Aug. a
Ben
it. 1
BenLU
oaiurua
av Bent. 22
Wednesday Oct. 8
Baturday Oct, 13
Wedneeday Oct. 24
Baturday Nov. 3
Wedneeday Nov. 14
Baturday Nov. 'it
Wednesday
..Dec 6
Saturday
...Deo. 10
...Dec. Wl
Wednesday,.
a- No Freight will be rereived alter
lit noon on day ol sailing.
Stmr. CLAUDINE,
OAMBROM. OaaiauBiar,
Will leave Honolulu every Tuesday at 6
r. m., touching at Kabulul, Huelo, Hana,
Hatuoa and lupahnlu.
RetumlUB will arrive at Honolulu ever
Bunday morning, j
tm No Freight will be renelvnd after
4 r. m. on uay ol salllug.
Consignees must be at the landing to
receive their Prelicht. as we will not hold
ourselves responsible
ourselves responsible alter sneb Freight
has been landed.
While the Company will use due dill-
eeuoe in handling Live Block, we decline
) assume any responsibility iu case of tbe
loss of same.
Tbe Company will not be responsible fur
Mouey or Jewelry nules placed in the care
ol Pursers.
LESSONS IN
Drawing and Painting.
D. Howard Hitchcock
Drawing and Painting taught by the ll
est European methods. Clasnes nvrry Wed
nesday and Baturday liirfiioon from H a. m.
to 12 noon.
WtL, lessons for Private Pupils In spe.
si lutes ol work also given,
olal
ja. Thi Btudlo will be iiikju Iu vl.ltors
every Friday alteruoou,
Steamship Line
below stated, via.!
From Victoria and Vancouver, B Or,
for Suva and Bjrdnevi
Stiur-AKAWA" AURUst24
Btmr "WAKRIMOO" Beptember 24
Btmr"ARAWA" October'24
OaiaAi
OaJtai lattM aal Unf.
JBF For Freight and Passage and all
Ueneral Information, apply to
Theo. H. Davies & Co., L'd,
AimUfor tkt BmiaHan Ulnndt.
prices
for 25 cents.
4t. J..i t.. I.lrtt.. M 1I ImaUhH
HOP H1NG & CO.,
tOU HOTEL STREET,
COMMISSION MBRGBANTS
Wholesale Dealers In
Liprs anrl laia dps
ABD-
General Chinese Merchandise
SDCB AS
Nut Oils, Rice, Matting,
Chinese Bilks, Etc., Etc., Etc.
BaflliiB asi Aaericu QroceriM
By Every Coast Bteamer.
MUTUAL TELEPHONE 147 lOAH-u
SOMETfflTtO NEW I
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.,
87 UD SL MlHAl Tel. 661
Baggage Checked from Hotels and Rest
denoes direct to destination. No
Kecbecklng at steamers.
Baggage always put In State Rooms.
Oharges 2odera.te.
J. R. MILLS,
KKHSw Manager.
BEGAN TAPOI I PACIFIC GIS
Engines & Launches !
THE BEST IN THE MAJULET.
They cunnot be suruatiBod
for motive power.
CaTBRNI) FOR OATALO!l)K-ejr
JOS. TINKER,
10Xl-lf Bole Agent, Nuuaun street.
California Fruit Market,
Corner King A Alakea Bta
Ciuon's Migerators
By Every Bteamer from Ban Fran
clco with
Fresh Fruit, Oysters,
Salmon, Poultry,
KU. KtQ Etc., Etc.
tOMf
Consolidated Soda Water Go,, L'd
Car. Alias k Part ftta., Beaelals.
HOI.LISTKK
10U-K
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;o.,
Ageuts.
1
3Jlu gitUj) gwUciin.
PUdgtd to neither Sect nor twrt,
But EiUxblUhed for the Benefit of Alt.
TUESDAY, AUG. 21, 1894.
THE LABOR OOKaflBBIOlT.
When this paper expressed doubt
of any great good coning out of the
Labor Commission, no disparage
ment of the measure creating it or
of its author was intended. The
law seeus to be all right and the
intentions of its chief promoter are
generally conceded to be most
admirable. It is difllcalt to expect,
however, that the plauting interests
as a whole will have any more
sympathy with the objects of the
commission thau they have formerly
had with tho popular movements iu
behalf of protection to tho mecha
nics anil traders, who form tho bone
and sinew of civilized institutions
iu those islands, wheu legislation in
that regard was being attempted.
Uow tho plauting interests insisted
beforo legislative committees is of
feet that the paramouut considera
tion was to get cheap, cheaper,
cheapest labor iu unlimited supply,
so as to keep wages down to a price
approximating, as near as possible,
that paid for the most servile labor
in other countries where tropical
agricultural products' aro the sta
ples, aud that all othur interests
must take what they could get of
protection to their right to exist iu
this country, is fresh iu the memory
of all who have been rusideut hero
for a few years. Thoro is also a
vivid remembrance of labor bills
being so loaded with complications
and limitations as to mako them
practically inoperative, excepting aa
thoy always left a door open for tho
introduction of shiploads of Jap
anese aud large consignments of
Uniuese, with no restriction upon
their employment or term of resi
dence after the oxpiration of their
labor contracts. Some loading plan
ters profess to be in sympathy with
the struggle to conserve those parts
of the population which support
western civilization, a proportion of
these attestiug the sincerity of their
profession by experimenting with
free labor aud paying living wages
to European and Hawaiian overseers
and mechanics. By inauy accounts,
theugb, it is to be believed that a
majority of tho plautors are still
governed by the selfish motive of
making mouey now by the shortest
cuts possible, regardless of tho cause
of civilized society iu the future of
Hawaii, aud oblivious of any obliga
tion, toward those who at present
aharo with thorn the burdens of
civilization. From all sides are
heard reports of white mechanics
aud overseers being supplanted by
Japanese who have watched them
closely enough to have acquired suf
ficient of their skill to take their
places. Whether such action ia in
trinsically wise economy or other
wise on the part of the mauagers,
the fact remains that it shows ouly
the contrary of sympathy for the
cause whose aim is to build up the
country with intelligent and pro
gressive peoples born aud bred to
westers civilization.
When all this has been said, how
ever, it is apparent to observers that
there is a bettor goneral tone of
sentimeut among the planters as a
whole, upou the question of labor,
than there was a few years ago.
There is indeed reasou to hope that
their ideas will, within a measurable
period in the future, have become
revolutionized. Had tho couutry
ever had a Government independent
of the plauting iulluenco, the neces
sity for a revolution of opinion iu
this matter would perhaps long ere
this have been obviated. If there
was a Government powerful aud dis
interested enough to tell the plant
ers that, while there were thousauds
of native liawaiiaus procurable fur
living wages aud decent treatment,
hundreds of Portuguese leading a
precarious existence about Honolulu
iu the same category, aud thousauds
of vagrant (Jliiniso aud Japanese
who should be compelled to work,
either ou the plantations or for the
Government, results the most bcuo
licial to the country would doubt
loss immediately appear. Perhaps
such a consummation may be has
touod by the operatious of the
Labor (JomiulsHioti, but the Govern
ment could it it would strike out
upou h shorter cut toward the goal.
It would have been iu this line of
duty hail it passed n law, wheu iu
the provisional term of its existence,
to suppress vagrancy aud vicious
idleueas iustead of the unnecessary
euactmeut it wade, Iu a moment of
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