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Artistic Furniture
New Goods of Every Description
. and of the Very Latest Designs
just arrived from the Coast per
bark "Bryant," at prices to suit
everyone's purse.
ORDWAY & PORTER,
Hotel Street, "Kobimon Klock."
Bell 626 TELEPHONES -Mutual 646
Pioneer Furniture House
ESTABLISHED 1 SB.
New Goods 1 Latest Designs I Largest Stock !
HUI.ID OAK IIKDItOOM BKT8,
BOKAH, LOUNOK8, WAltimOlIKH,
MIHHOI18. MOlll.DIMIb. KTC, KIU
Special Feature No. 1 White Seamless Matting
Vet itoll of 40 Ynrcln, ltMj.
And a Fine Quality for $0 per Roll.
Headquarters for Baby Carriages!
Pianos for Rent I Chairs for Rent !
Bell 179. TELEPHONES-Mmnal 76,
WILLIAMS BROS.
lUiiccrsKora to 0. K. VVIIIIhiiu.)
609 AND 611 KING STREET.
C3-00 XEXSiA.
411 NUUANU STKKOT.
Iiorter and Dealer la Enropaa Dry and Faucy liaois
Ladles' Wrf of every description. Also, fresh line of (Jlilnmo Uoods.
Pongee Sc "Wliite Silk Pajamas
No. 1 White and Colored Mattings 1
Best Black and Green ChlncBo Tea. Crepe Shuwln, Etc.
M:HJR,OH:A.3SrT TjA-ILOBLHSTO.
. Ktf Kit Guaranteed. I'ricfs Moderate. "U
atflirtu-eil Telephone 54 2
TILBPHONB UB
CI1AS. UUSTACK.
IMPORTER AND DKALKK IN
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR and FEED.
Prtab California Roll Batter and Island Butter
tW ALWAYS ON HAND j
Iti Goods Becelved by Every Steamer from Sao Praooisco
0 All Orderi lattbf ally attend to. dmlsfa'-tion Kiinranted I shunt timer
oliolUd and packed with cure.
Lincoln Block, Kino Strekt, Hkt Kop.t no Ai.akm Htrreth.
BOTH TBI.BFHONKB 240
LEWIS
Ill FORT
Importers.
Wholesale
Pro? ision Dealers & Naval Supplies
FrMk Ooodi by Every California Steaner.
ICE - HOUSE - GOODS - A - SPECIALTY
Ulamm Omm Solicited. Ct t0" .SATiNrAOTinN Ouahamtkku
TBI.BHHONB W 1' O MUX HA
H. E. MoJNTYKK & HIM).,
IMmilTIIM AND dkalkr IN
Groceries, - Provisions - and Feed.
New Qoode KmwIvmI by Kvory J'luikut Irum the Kiunun Htate ami Kuro
fRfCHH CALIFORNIA PRODUUiS BY KVKRV 81'KAUKIt
411 Order faithfully attendeil u and Uooan Dlivrri to nt
rl ol Hie !Uy KHKK.
Jjjlamd Obsbm SoLicmn. BtrimnrinN UriANTuu
juar ooknbk roivr and kino btucbti,
1 O. HMX m
-HO HO rt
& CO..
STKWJflT.
Retail tors
i1
Dai Nippon.
Hotel Street.
War Rumors.
Tho war between C'liinn and
Japan is still on. So far tho
Japanoso hnvo nil tho host of
it. How long this will Inst,
timo alono can tell.
Flushed by their nil morons
victories, tho Japanese aro
punning their armies Into Chi
noso territory. Tho capttiru
of I'ing Yang with its forts
and troamro was their first
great success.
Tho naval battle at tho
mouth of tho Yalu River and
the total destruction of threo
Chinese men-of-war followed
this quickly. The final expul
sion of tho Chinese from Corca
and tho capture of Kiow Lien
Chang left the road open to
tho Japs to both Moukdeu
and Peking.
To carry on this warfaro
Japan has (so far) enlisted one
hundred thousand men aside
from her regular standing
army, and hundreds of the
bone and sinew of the land of
tho chrysanthemum aro crowd
ing the recruiting ollicos dally.
This has caused tho price of
labor to Increase 100 In
consequence Japanese mate
rial and products of every
description have nearly dou
bled in price.
However, as wo had our
large Christmas order in seve
ral mouths ago, wo will not
bo directed.
Why trade with firms who
carry an assortment of goods
that are of inferior quality or
made by the cheapest labor,
when you can get the IxtU for
tho same prlcef Vo guaran
tee every article in our store
to be the ery best that the
Japanese market can produce
and at prices that were in
vogue before war was de
clared. For Ladies
Wo have an assortment of
Articles both Useful ami Orna
mental that must pleae the
most Fastidious. livery lady
is particular about the Jftintl
kerchiefs she uses. Wo have
all kinds -Plain, Rautifully
P.mhroidcrod, Drawn and
Open Work all Colors and
Si.fs.
Doilies, hand painted and
embroidered, Crepe Silk
Sashes, Silk and Crepe Shawls,
and a variety of Scarfs. Wo
also received a large variety
of Silk Dress Cools.
For Gents
Wo have Silk Shirts -white
and colored either plain or
embroidered; Cravats, Neck
ties of every variety, nhado
mid shape, Smocking Jackets
and Cap, that are a pleasure
to wear, and Silk and Cotton
Pajamas that aro comfort able
and well made; also tho two
extremes Straws Hat and
Slippers.
Nothing in Honolulu can
approach the small order of
Boots that wo have. They
were made by the best Jnpa
nese Mechanics, and we guar
antee tin) quality, stylo, (it
dud finish Calf, Patent
Leather and Tan.
Miscellaneous
Articles, such as Tea Cosies
for covering Tea Services, etc.
Fine Table and Bed Covers,
and pretty Chair Backs we
have in profusion.
Also some Menu Cards for
Thanksgiving, Christmas and
New Yoar'a that are pietty
and tasty.
Children
P.ujoy Christmas princi
pally because they receive love
(ilferiugs from parents and
friends, A good present to
give a boy is one of our But
terlly Pius, and a nice present
for your girl can be had by
getting one of our Books of
Fairy Tales, they are made of
line Crepe paper profusely
Illustrated ami the Stories are
translated from Old Japanese
Legauds.
THE SOUTH PACIFIC TRADR.
An Effort Will bo Mado to Havo Con
gress Permit American Registry
to tho Australian Mall JLiners.
New York, Nov. 2.'i. Thero will bo
a strong movement in Congress this
wiuter to apply the free ship feature
of the Act which admitted tho Paris
and New York to American registry
to the mad line between San Fran
cisco, California and Auntralia,
touching at Honolulu, Apia and
Auckland, New Zealand, with itn
Australian terminal at Sydney, N.
S. W. Tho prominence which will
bo given to both Hawaiian and Sa
moau affairs will aid this movement,
and it is understood that prominent
members of tho Administration aro
warmly in favor of extending tho
principle, of free registry whore Am
ericau commerce and suip-butlditig
will be mot bem-fitcd.
J. If. Witheford, a prominent citi
zen of Auckland, li.is heen In Wash
ington during the last week dletiss
ing the subject of the Ausltaliau
mail service and carrying trade with
prominent members of tho Adminis
tration. "For twenty-five years," said he,
"Australia has aided the American
Hue running between Sydney and
San Francisco. This aid originally
amounted to JliiO.OUO a yoar, but
owing to American indiflereiico it
has dwindled to.fl!i:,,000ayoar. Tho
two steamers of the Oceanic line aro
both out of date, making only
twelve knots an hour, taking nearly
a month to make tho trip.
HOW TKWK HAS FALLKN OFF.
"Twenty-live years ago there wore
threo American flags thing on this
lino; now thero aro only two. Tho
United States had in 1881 .'.7 percent
of tho carrying trado of New Zea
land. Now It only has 2.2 percent.
France, Bulgittm and Germany havo
Ooverument-aided Hues, and Japan
has important and growing com
merce with us. The French now
talk of extending their service to
San Francisco.
"Tho commerce of Now Zealand
has doubled every ten jears since
1811. The Australian trade amounts
to SIUO.OO.IXKI. Wo ship wool and
kauri gum, from which varnish is
made, to the United Stales and im
port locomotives, mining machinery,
canned goods and agricultural ma
chinery from the United Stales.
This commerce would increase with
leaps and bounds if n fast mail ser
vice, making eighteen to twenty
knots an hour, could be established.
"More than that. Samoa and the
Hawaiian Islands lie directly in tho
path of our communication, and all
Australia is eager to stand shoulder
to shoulder with the United States
in defense of these Islands, with the
watchword, 'No interlopers.' We
I'olleve the Saiuoau treaty could
have Immjii negotiated to bettor .-Hoot
In Auckland than in Berlin, PJ.tKU)
miles from all kuowledue or sym
pathy with native customs and ideas.
Think of the absurdity of putting
good old Malietoa on the throne
and then expeeting him U get his
poroonal revenue by poll tax, the
most unpopular of I aw, nnd at the
same time retain his popularity. His
phyfJcian soul in a lull of KCO for
mending the broken heads of Ids
tax collectors.
a)ii:iiii.x iNn.H.M-i. ix tiii: iwnrn
"American influence must be main
tained in the Pacific. It will be
much better muutaiued in Samoa
by having a fine to'imer sail in there
eory week bearing the American
nag anil making liusmess good with
the natives than with a whole licet '
of war vessels. 'I ho latter merely
overawe the natives. The former
would win their warm friendship.
"The graduated laud tax iH a great
success In New Zealand. It is tho
single tax on laud values in its prac
tical operation and works to a
charm. Wo would not go back to
the old plan of taxation for any
thing. It has made busluesi boom
with us ami immigration is pouring
in at the rate or IHK) to KXK) a week,
not merely from Australia and
Europe, but even from the United
States. Wo havo about the same
area as Great Britain, a milder cli
mate, fertile soil, splendid iron, coal
and timlver and can support a popu
lation of !J0,000,(KK)."
Mechanics' Homo, comer Hotel
and Nuiiauu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: 25 ami to)
cents per night; $1 and $1.25 per
week.
NOTICE.
I IIAVKTII1H DAY, by spi-clnl eower
1 ol uitornvy, ipioliit-(l iiij -on, Kihvunl
boUM'lt, lo ttunnii'i all my tnihlit-H! In re
gard to my iiroiierty on tliu Inland of
Jliml. J. I. DOWBhIT.
Honolulu, Nov.1'7, imii. liuhw
NOTICE.
DtlltINO MY AltdKNIlK FKOM TIIK
lliovHiitoi Inlumlx, Yliu Hiurick lb
u tlinr ruit luulttr (nil power i f uttorie y tn
transact all Ijub.iich (or ne
YI.M (JIION.
Honolulu, Nov 27. (MM. II"K-W
NOTICE.
I HKKIIIIY I'OUHID ANY AM) AM.
J I'orMMH (roiu lumllliK or koIiik iipiin
my iroMTiy known uh I'niilou, MMrliiiiif
hii,0,.iei. .1. 1. DuWblllT
Honolulu, Nov. 27, I bill. 11Ii.S-l'w
NOTIUK
'PHI: IINDhltHIUsKD IIWK DULY
-L iipioliitu. Mr Ylin Ht-urouk tiiul. r
kUiuiliiK lie lit for our ilrin,
inn n.w.r or u'to n-y to eollro u I out
WlNU ON
WO .V. 00 ,
by Yen (Jii'in
.IIH-lw
Horn lulu, Nov. 27, IHH
NOTICE,
MMIK WIMI ON TAI TO Wll.l, DOA
J- (l.i i) ul Ketitl Mur'iiuilln liumi cm
lit Honolulu, Ixlnu t of OaIiii. nn l.uiii
Until i bin in tlui Ma .niter of alii hnulm-si.
at d Ikh (ml authority to x'u'ii llif llrtn
nnliiH in mII
I)Uni"m.
lliaiUTB UllTl.UmilK to u II
WIMI ON TAI (30,
KIiih Mrwtt,
tVCi 2w
0H1TEHI0N SALOON.
TOTHJK IH IIKUKIIY (IIVKN THAT
1 ull uIhIiiii uK'tlriBt tliu I'rili'ilon Ha
I'm, ii will liu hfttltil by Mr Jiin, V Mor
Kiui, ninl all nuthtauilluit iucoumU ilmi llie
('rllrrliiii H.iloou niul lie jotil.Iu IioiimmiI
I. II. Di'.i up lo tint iiIhivo iIiiih Mre iriyiililw
to Mr I,. II. lire. All IiIIIh iiknIiinI I,. II.
Din plfiiH primunt liiuiu'illiiti'ly fur hay
H'V!11' , . U H. DICK,
llouululu, Oct, 3, 18il. ll&i-am
Santa Claus
i4 g'lthuring together tho
liMial choiro array of Holi
day Snpplps at Thrum's
FoHT-STHKKT STOKE, which
for variety in fiiret'tilly ho
lec.ted uoods from PariH,
Xew York, PniluuVlphia
mid S.n Fraiieinco reDders
this long u.stablishud stole
tho recognized
Headquarters
cf Holiday Novelties in all
tho linen of DolK and Doll
Sundries, Toys and Gamin,
Wagops, Carriuges, Koek
ing Hoies, hhoollies, Arehi
cip.dts, Tool Chests, Cro
quet Set, Itli cks, .juvenile
and Toy Books, Etc., Etc.
The Attractions
of ChmtniasNoveltion, Sly
INh St.itioneiy, with a fine
a-sortnu'iit of Leather
Good in Ptnves, IMiigaino
Covers, Card Cases, Writ
ing and Tiaveli"g Cases,
Albums, Ktc. give oppor
tunity for choice selections
at ni')d rate prices.
Yot to Arrive
Marble Statuary, Ptesenta
tion and lis elluneous
Uookr, more Dolls, latet
di signs in Indian Work
and Hon-Uon Hnskcts also
a large stock of Crepe Tin
sue L'apeis in choiee.-t co
lors and tint cdgis.
THOS. G. THRUM,
IIIIMf
Itfi l-'o.M Hirri-t.
Tour doctor
will tell you
It in the
afest diet
for baby
KOH 8AI.K II Y TIIK
HOLLISTER DRUG CO, L'D,
AuhiiIh (or tliu llnwnllan lblatuts.
In tiii: cntcuiT cot kt ok thk
l'iri Circuit. Ilawalliiu lnlamU. K.
AlKlllHI- HiMlK vn. UAI.ItlM IIOi'K.
Tbe Itfpubliu al Hawaii: Totlm Msrxbal
of the llawallun llainl, or bis Dvpuiy,
(IrfctliiK:
Yell tiro voiiiiiiumlfil toHiliiimon Dnlbiiil
Jlock, defuimaiit. In cane alie nlmll tliu writ
tun iiiisw ur v it bin tw euty iluy uf lnr aurvlvu
livreol, to bu uinl upiKiur Ix'forn tho Clruult
Court at tliu November term tie-roof, to Im
lioliluu at Honolulu, Inbuilt of Oulm, on
MONDAY, tlio Mb iluy ol Noveiuber next,
ut tun o'clock a m., tn cliow iaui-u li tliu
cluliu of K AtigilM Hock, pliilntlH', hIiouI 1
not be awanled to bllil piirnuuut to tliu
tenor ol bin annexed putltlou
Ami liave you then tlierw tliU writ with
ful luiuill of jour pioteeiliiiL-b iberenu.
Wilms Hon. W. A. WHITINO.
First J mice of tliu (,'lrcult
1ki.J Court of tliu First Circuit at
Honolulu, tills l'Jtb duy of
October, IK'JI.
Ui:OK(IK I.UCAH, Clerk.
I eeitlfy'tbe forenolii to bo a true copy
of tliu original xuuiiiions In ald cause,
uiul ibai bui.l Court orilureil publication of
tliu xainu anil cuntiiiUHiieu of mid cause
until tbu next Februury term of this Court.
UKOlUfK I.UCAH, Clerk.
llouelulu, Nov. 20, lb'JI. HU.'-Ut
IN THK CIKHUir OK THK KIltST
Judicial Circuit of tbu Hawaiian ltd
finds. In Prolmie, In the matter of tUu
l.xttteof AH bi;K, laluof Hauulei, KiiiibI,
UeceuhHl, IntUallltU.
tOn reading mid llllne; tliu petition of Ah
Knu,of Hmialei, Kaoal, partner in luisl
Iik of iulil All Hi'U, alli'jjuiK that Ah riee,
of ilaiialii, Kmiul, died intestate at Hauu
lei, KatiHl.on the 2stli iluy of October, A.
1). lii'l., ami prajliitf that l.rtiurit of
Adiiiuilsliatloii 1-nuuil to C. Wlnatii, of
ilonolu ii, Dai it
It Is orilureil ihut KIIIDAY, tliu 2lt day
of Deceiuber, A 1). lh'l, bu and buru i
iippoltitil for liuuriiiK xnbl Petition, In tbu
C iitrt iluoiii of this Court, at Hoi olulti, at
wblub tliiiHiuiil place all persons concerned
may apK)nr and show cause, If miytbt-y
haw, why said I'etitlou should not bu
grunted.
Dated Honolulu, 11. l Nov. 2U. A, D.
lb'JI.
iiy the Court:
CHAtvLKh K. I'KTKIlhON,
UW-at Clerk
O. B. DWIOH r
Does btl ktiiiitj of Work in
Oment & Stone Stdewaiks & Curbing,
He has nn limul a laruM Mupply of ()h.
in mi (Iratite Curl, ami ulwHy, k.iip Ha
waiian C'lrhlin; Htonu. K-tliiiMie- elven
mid lowest prlcuN iiMtiireil llUTeleiilione
'l llii.t-tf
iOH SALE UUEA1
AhHItllY IN VKUY .11.
(lout lli'pnlr. AImi pByLV
a few llraki-H holh New vii Mx5
slid Heunul-limiil, Appi) In
W. W. WiliriilT.
1IU7-H Honolulu Ctrrlunu M'l'y.
L
20 lbs. T
Ms.
of o
Nestle'sjij
K?
Hawaiian
Express Co.
will conduct a Gent ral For
warding and Express Busi
ness between the enti o yroup
of Islands. We make our
selves responsible for 11 Pack
ages and Goods sent by u-.
Wc have responsible Auents
at all porta touched by steam
ship Companies.
Our Express Wagons will
call for und deliver to any
part of the eity.
Baggage Checked direct to
destination from hotel or resi
dences. Packages and money sent
by our Expre 8 system are
guaranteed for their full va
lue. Our Agents board aM in
coming steamers.
Baggage and Goods stored
three days free of charge.
13s Place of Business:
Hold and Uni-m street.
Both Ti lephones 470.
Waialae Ranch
ME MM
v AND v
GOOD
WOOD
Mutual Telephone 507.
Boll Telplioie 460
The lO-ldiMiMl Race
A BIG SCOOP
-l-'Oll TUB
it
CLEVELAND"
ALFUED GUIFFITIIS
Willi Klrst Time lrltf.
LOUIS M.YKSII VLL
Bepo ul l'lnce l'rlro.
ilolh UldejM M tinted on "Cleveland"
II cycles.
A. I- 0. Atkinson, who nmotlcnllv
won llrat plnce, rude it machine lilted Willi
'UltVtHmiU ilres.
"U v'an I" IllQielniianilTlrnaarA
fa., ronliiprliiy ilier,. wum only three
"titcv lands" in the Kace.
a E. WALKER. Agent
Mortfjfteoo' Notico of Intontion to
Forocloae.
IN ACi'OltDANOK WITH THK PKO
visions of a certain iiiomkhku tund by
(I'lorlcs II. Wihon ol Honolulu, Oaliu, t'i
0orL'T I', Towiiueua, of nald Jlonolu u,
uuted AiicUBi lltb, A. D. IBill.aud record-d
In the Ulllce of Ite'istrar uf Canveynneo,
in 11 ok '17, pies 47H, 47'J and 48'j, notb u
Is brreby Klven that thn hhIi! leorj;e 1',
I'owiiHf nd, mor kku,i, into iitn tn foreclose
tbu t aid iimrLaKu :o' cond lion bnkeii, tn
w't: jKiii.i.yui.nt of principal limi one,
Notice l alo buiubtr )lven that ihu pro
perty eove'ed by .aid murtv'tju will be
out at I'ubllo Auctlm. u tuu Auct'on
itooiu of Jas K. Morgan, In Bald Huiioiiilu,
On SATURDAY, Dncoutbor 22, 181)1,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON
'Ibe 1'ioprr y rovu ud by 'aid mortgage
In ileserllied n JoIIowh: All lliHtieraln
piece or pa uul of land situate ut Kuauku
lltlu. III raid ilonollllu, bout ded and des
er'hed ax foitowH, v a : Comtueoulni; at
ihe ouika corner of Youiik and I'llkol
hlrects anil riinnliiK In an tasi-rly dlrc
tliui h.ih Young Htieet 21IJ-H feet, tnenu
In h north r. dlrecilou IM) feut, theiioH in
aweslurly direct on to I'llkol Httuut 2111.11
leei, tin iim in a 'oiitherlv d recth n al ik
I'dk.d htruot ir0..'l feut to place of coin
ii'uncdiieiit pontiinli'janri'aof 7'tl-l'OD
of an acre.
(1KOI (it: 1" TOWNHKNI)
Hl't-lni MortK.nce.
City (Jauuiauu 0om
Comer KIni; ami llethei bu.
- BOTH TELEPHONES 113
FIuh CurrlageH 6c Civil Driver
Tn ht had al all bourn.
.J. s. Am)kAi)fl,
lUWll Mbuki.
LUCOL -:
IS THE
BEST
PAINT
OIL!
Save Hnir the Amount of Tour Oil
Bill Through Bavin r In Plgmnnt.
Kvory imlnter should uo Llicoi. in-xti-ittl
of l.iiiHi'rd Oil, tit'cntiHt):
1. l.conL is more tlurablt than l.lnnped
Oil.
'L l.rrnt, Ik more economical than l.lti
need Oil.
PHOOF THAT LIJOOL IH MORE
DUKAllliE.
Six years of actual ttvn in exlnrinr
liottBO painting in Oitliforiiia (tho
moat trying clintiito for imlnla), in
the burning heat of tho Arizona Don
or!, tho Arctic cold of AlitBka, nnd on
tho Atlantic i-oitrjl, liuo fully and
practinttly cliown Hull Lucut always
otitwi'iirH Lliihcod Oil tiinlor Ihu miiuo
con(litinn). All tit" acid workn in
-Sun Fr.tiicisiu Ituve (listmrdcd Liu
Mcd Oil for Luuol.
ILLU8TKATE THIS YOUitaELF.
Put strung ammonia on Linseed and
Lucol tminu. Tito Linseed tialnts
am drstroynd in a few iniiuitcs; the
Lucol paints arc practically iinaflVct
ed. I'KOOF THAT LUCOL 18 MORE
EOONOMIUAL.
Urunlc up 1 lbs. paste white lead
in one pint of Liiroi., nnd the same
quantity iu one pint of Linseed Oil.
Hpread the paints on similar dark
surfaces for ronip.iri-oii. The Lucol
paint Hpreud.i us fm ur and covers
much heller than the IJiimtiI ptiut.
To got eipiiilly phkI cuvuring with tho
Linseed paint you have to iir-o i lbs.
ol while lead lo on.1 pint of l.iiisied
Oil. Tills ineiiiis h saving of lit. of
p.iKtc lead lo each pint of Lucoi. used,
or 0 Ihs. to every gallon, iiuivnlnnt
lo your saving nn re than half tho
llrsl coil of the l.tvoi..
Li'iiol Is not in competition will)
cheap Liusitd Oil llbsli!iUi".
MG.IRWLNCO.,
Apciiis fur ;fIr iiavtaiian UmU
F1KJC
LIFK .
JYTARI1ME
iNSUBANCE.
airttitr(t Vr lunnriuut; Uu
lue t7,109,B25.4.
London A Ljnt?aihlre Fire lfik Co.,
AsshU, 44.317.052,
Tbamii nd Bonny HuriBe lu.Cu.,
iMmlifd)
UNb, 16.124.057.
Ntiw Tori Uft lu. Co.,
Awetft, tl37.4Wi,lB8.99.
C. 0. BERGBR,
Ooaural AUb ultor IbwaiUakUbOM.
HONOLULU.
V. 0. JONR8.
E A. JONKS.
THE HAWAIIAN
Safe Deposit and fiwstmeiu Co,
NO. WS K.tUT SI'ltKI'r.
bAIT.S of Various Hlzs for Kdil by tho
Month or Y.itr.
VAULTS o un fn.ni Hi.in a. y. until 4
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