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:mtjmfw?w$ ps3 ' it rf EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 18, 1896. m F.fc BI AUTHORITY. Tenders for Supplies. OrFlCE OF THE BOAKD OF HEALTH, Honolulu, Juuo18, 189G. Sealed Tenders will be received at tli if? ollice until 1& o'clock noon, WEDNESDAY, Juno 24, 1896, forf uruishing tho Bureau of Health with supplies specified in tbo sohedulos below, for tho period o six months ending Docembor 81st, 1890. Bids for items of each schodulo must bo made separately, and each lender plainly marked, "Tender for Supplies, Board of Health." The Board of Health does not bind itsolf to accept tho lowest or any bid. N. B. EMERSON, President of tho Board of Health. SCHEDULE A. Miiterial and Supplies for uso of the Lopor Settlement, Molokai, to bo delivered f. o. b. island steamers, in quantities ordered by Agonts of tho Board of Health. BUILDING MATERIALS. Rough N. W. Lumber,' per M feet. Tongue & Grooved N.W. 1x6 in. per M feet. Redwood Shingles, per M. Redwood, Surfaced, por M foot. . Redwood Battens, Jx3in. por foot. Redwood Fenco Posts, each. Doors, 2x6x6, 1J in. each. Window Sashes, 10x12 and lOx- 14, per pair. Iron Cut Nails, lOd basis, por keg. Boilod Oil, Hubbuck's, per gal. White Lead, Hubbuck's Gonu ine, per lb. . ' Turpentine, per gal. Cement, "Whito Bros., Portland, por bbl. Lime, up to 100 bbls., por bbl. riJOVISIONS AND SUITLIE8. Rice, No. 1, up to oUO bugs. 'Broad, medium (samples to bo furnished) up to 600 cases. Flour, best quality, Backs, up to 250 barrels. Sugar No. 1, raw, up to 150 bags. Baking powder, Royul, loz. tins, up to 30 dozens. Salmon, best red, up to 120 ibis. Brown 'ioap, l00' pound boxtes)' 2 lb. bars, up to 200 boxes. Matches, long card, -up to 300 gross. Salt coarse, per ton, up to 500 bags. Kerosene bil, up to 200 caes. - Coal, in sacks, up to 20 tons. SCHEDULE B. Hay and grain to be delivered at tho Garbogo stables, noar cor Tior of South and Quoon streets. The tender must bo for weight de livered at tho stables. Hay, wheat or oat, up to 150 hales. Bran, up to 150 bags. Oats, up to 150 bags. bOHEDULE c. Supplies for tho Oahu Iusano Asylum to bo delivored in quanti ties required, and subject to in spection and approval of tho lledical Superintondont. Beef, ono whole foro quurtor, umps and rounds, up to '150 lbs. yer day. Beef steak, 4 lbs. por day. Bread, fresh loaves, 900 loaves jor month. Bread Medium, 4 cases per jnonth. B'oomB, steamboat or mill, 1 doz. por month. Baking Powder, Royal 4 oz. tins, 2 doz. per month. Beans Bayo, 100 lbs. per month. Coffee, green Kona, 100 lbs. por month, Flour, best quality, 1 bbl. por mouth. Oil Kerosono, 4 cases por month. Onions, por pound, 2 cratos por month. Potatoes, per lb. 6 bags por mouth. Poik, Extra clear, half barrel per month. Rice, No. 1 Hawaiian, 700 lbs. por month. Sugar No. 1 Hawaiian, 500 lbs, per month. Salt, coarse, 100 lbs. per month. Salmon, best red, 3 bbls. por month. Too, China Pouchoug, 75 lbs. por mouth. Tomatoes canned, 0 doz. por month. Tobacco plug,18 lbs. por month. "Wood Algarobo, 8 cords por month. Hay, Whoot or Oat, half ton per mouth. Middlings, quurtor ton per month. Bran, quarter ton per month. Oats, quarter ton per month. Tenders for the Sale of Hides and Tallow. Office or the Boaud of Health, Honolulu, Juno 18, 1896. Tenders for purchaso of Hides and Tallow from tho Board of Health for tho period of six months ending jDocorabor 81st, 1896, will be recoived in this oflico until 11 o'clock noon, WEDNES- ' DAY, Juno '.24, 1896. j Tho Tondor must bo for tho I prico per pound for hides and for i tallow delivored on tho wharf, Ho 1 uolulu, on weights approved by an I Agent of tho Board of Health. Payments nro to bo made in U. S. Gold Coin, immediately after de livery of goods. Tho Board does not bind itsolf to accept tho highest or any bid N. B, EMERSON, President of the Board of Health, 333-lt "Water Notice. In accordance ulth Section 1, of Chapter XXVI of tlio Low of t8s0: All persons holding water privileges or those paylug water rates, arc hereby notified that the water rates for the term ending Dec. 31, 1890, will be due and payable at the oQlce ot the Honolulu Water Works, on the 1st day of July, lS'JO. All rates remaining unpaid for fifteen das after they are duo will be subject to an oddl tlonnl 10 percent. Hates are payable at the offlco of tho Water Works In the Kapualwa.Hulldlng. ANDREW DROWN. Supt. Honolulu Water Works. Honolulu, II. I , Juno 15, JtOO. .V.0 lit 51? Eueijir Buljetip, DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1896. CONTRADICTION CONTRA DICTED. It is perfectly amazing to find tho Advertiser contradicting tho following statement in tho Hono lulu Diocesan Magazine: It is not threo yoata.siuco tho Congregationalism body published throughout tho longth and breadth of the Unitod Statos that the over throw of tho monarchy had been rendered absolutely nocossary in order to save tho Christianity planted by tho missionary fathers from being Bwept away by the re turning tido of the old Hawaiian Paganism. Representative members, cleric al and lay, of the church named did make tho publications men tioned, and to tho extout stated, uud some of their uttorances woro in all probability republished as gospol truth by tho Advertiser. Tho allegations in question were mado in editorials and lotters in religious and secular papers. They wore mado in lectures bo foro colleges and lycoums by mem bers or adherents of tho church named. They wero made in intor viowB by both residents and visitors of those islands travel ing in tho Unitod States, who drow their inspiration from tho same ecclesiastical sourco. In fact thoro was no argument more used in tho Untitod Statos to justify the revolution, as well as to promote tho object of tho revolutionary delegation to Wash ington, than that paganism had been supplanted by Christianity in tho government of the Hawai ian Islands. Perhapp it was fic tion, perhaps it was not. That is not tho question hero. This paper is not going to rako up tho dead embers of that' controversy as its contemporaries seem over prouo to do. What is hero and now asserted is that tho extract above givon from tho organ of Bishop Willis is sim ple truth Bimply told, nud that tho Advertiser's contradiotion of it is a bald untruth couched, it may bo added, in language meant to bo humorous but only attaining to vulgar offrontory. Before going beyond tho subjoct in hand to ridiculo the sormons of a man of BJBhop Willis's gonerally recog nized ominonco as a scholar, a writer and a proaohor, tho Adver tiser's scribe ought to have loarn od to Bpoll tho big words employ ed in his diatribe Timely Jopiej Over the purple profile of the Waianae range the irides cent gleam of. the variegated afterglow suffuses the-western sky. A soft breeze blows over the town, rustling the foliage embowering thousands of verandas. Marsden's bats go forth in quest of beetles, their uncanny wings fanning the whiskers of the "free and independent," as they sit en joying their post-prandial cigar and meditating on the Regis tration Act. Bill Williams puts his number tens on the ladder and mounts to his eyrie at the mouth of the peaceful harbor", where, with a Japanese safety match he lights the lantern that warns the mariner against taking the Miowera's overland route into the desired haven. "Let fall the curtain, wlieel the sofa round, and so let peaceful evening in." What a pretty introduction to a novel could be made out of a Honolulu evening V The picture is incomplete, how ever,without ringing in a hand some parlor lamp. We have your choice of many varieties of hanging lamps in the most artistic styles silver, bamboo, black iron, porcelain, etc., with elegant shades. If it's "light on the -subject" you want, you. may just as well nave it in style. The prices 'will not be in your way, you cannot get lower for equal value elsewhere. Don't 'bother any mofe With that wornout lamp,, but treat your household to a "thing of beauty" that will shed a' nightly glory over yoi!r do mestic happiness and pleasures. Some people may have tried to convince you that the mon archy of the oil stove has been abrogated in favor of other in ventions. Don't give any countenance to such a notion. The oil stove has kept right ahead with the march of pro gress, until its improvement has culminated in the Blue Flame Oil Stove that we sell. If we have told any of you that our stock was exhausted and would not be replenished for some little time, we must take it back as we do now gladly. The Monowai agree ably surprised us with a fresh lot, and they are now opened out. None who saw the ex periments in cookery perform ed on this stove in our store recently will need to be in formecf of its superior merits. Any who did not have that op portunity are welcome to en joy satisfactory demonstrations of the stove's qualities on ap plication. One thingabout us is. that we never try to sell goods on the chance that they may give satisfaction. We want our customers to be thor oughly convinced that they are getting value for their money before they part with it, With the full consciousness that our business reputation is at stake, in regard to this as well as to other standard articles' that we advertise, we unhesitatingly re commend to you the Blue Flame Oil Stove. ti-iid Hawaiian Hardware Co. LIMITED, Oppoaito Sprocket' Bank, NO. 307 FORT STREET. mMaaisiaiSMSHaieMaiaEHjaESeMajEia There is no doubt in your mind as to the proper place 'to get a Good Watch; if tho number wo have, sold during the past week is an indication of the way the wind blows. You havo sometimes been undecided, when swayed by tho well inten tioned (?) comment of inter ested ones, that "he's too high" und you invariably found that it wns just tho opposite. That for a really high grade article you paid much less than you sup posed was necessary, that goods were just a shade better, and gave you three shades better satisfaction. Our Railroad lfime Piece for $g.00 ' is a marvel of watch con struction for so low a prico. Several engineers now own them, and report absolute ly perfect results. Tbey are strongly made, and with proper care will last a lifetime. For those need ing a strong reliable watch at a low prico, wo know of no watch made at the price which can equal it in any, way. Our two hun dred dollar watch guaran tee covers every point on it. 1 H. F. Wichmaii ft, " Auction Sales by fas. F. Morgan. HOMESTEADS On Waikiki Road AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, July 8, AT 12 O'CLOCK KOON, At my Salesroom , Queen Stroot, I will soil ut Public Auction 22 HOMESTEAD SITES On tbo Waikiki ltoad, Being a SubrtivUlon of tbo Property 'for. morly occupied by O W Machrlane, Esq. A1m ,i I . t 14 Siles Ajaceiit to (he Above, And facing on the ' Waikiki Rouil ond Jobn Kna Road Tbo Jobn I'.iu ltoad is now being widened to CO feot. TERMS! Tbo purcbaser has tbe option of tbree pinna: First Cash. Second Ono -Third Cash balance on mortgage at 8 por cent. Third Payments on tbe Installment plan as agreed, Bay 50 Cash, and balance $15 per month. KIT Maps at my Salesroom, wbero all particulars can bo obtained. JAS. JF. MORGAN, 332-18t Auctioneer. Building Lots! At WAIKIKI on car lino and on PA LAMA HOAD near Fertilizing Plant. Theao Iota are Very Cheap and Sold on Ensy Terms. Desirable Aero Tracts near the city and other Properties for sale. BRUCE, WAKING & CO., Dealers in Lota and Lands, 503 Fort Street, nonr King. TEi-KpnoNH C07. P. O. Box 821. For Sal or To Let. mzmk HOUSE AND LOT AT PUNAHOU near1 car line. Front and Baok Parlor, Dining-room, 3 Dodrooms, Largo Bathroom with Patont Closot, Kitobon and Pantry, Servants' Itoouis, Obiokou and Wftbh Houses. Electric Lights. Greater part of tbo buildings being now. To n purchaser a rcnsonablo amount in cash ana easy ex (ended payments, Lgt contains about 16,000 vnniuo foot. A.W.KEX.OH, 330 f 1. 1, B. N. Co. fetf .flfariMs ill Ouv Whito Linen Table Damask, good quality. Whito Linen Table Covers with Napkins to match. Whito Linen Bed Sheeting, 90 inch,, at $1.50 per yard. Whito Linen for Pillow Cases, 45 inch, GOc per yard. Pino Whito Linen, 86 inch, 00c per yard. Red Table Damask, GOc nirtl 70c per yard. Whito Damask Table Covers with. Red Borders,, 1.50 and $1.75 a piece. ' Whito Damask Doilies, $1.50 a dozen. White Datnnsk Doilies with Red Border 75c and! $1.25 a,' dozen. N B. F. Elilers & Co., Fort Street LEADERS: That Spaak for Themselves, Don't Need Any Backing Up. THE SECRET. Get the best for tho leost monoy. WHERE? From us. WHY 1 Because we enn do it. HOW? By buying for cash in largo quantities. YOU, of coun-o, can get along without us, but we think you'll find ucquuut4UQU With US profitable. The Manufacturers' Shoe Co., EXCLUSIVELY SHOES. JBipr Shoo Store. PRINCIPAL ATTRACTIONS FOll A TOESro&S!1 Corded Muslins A Large Assortment Striped Zephyrs A Novelty Ded Spreads Handsome and Durable Satin & Dresden Hibbons, Beautiful and of Best Quality A.rt Denim, Aj?t Drapery AT JORDAN $ NO. 10 FORT ST. X3T My Hack d 08 not tip In this man ner, no matter how weighty the load. ALL NIGHT Hack No. 14 BSr TELEPHONE 170 fl i 'cMmM Btaadi Ilethel and King streets. Linen Department! Foil; Street. aBSZJHMONDS Interest never flags vhen the goods and prices are right. In May we passed all records in merchandising! Helping more people to goods at less'expenso' than ever that's the secret! Great movements in merchan dise reduce expenses in all di rections, freights on carload 1 lots are less than by the piece, j buying at tho factory means a big saving to us. And you are the gainers. I The Success Filter, as sold j by us, means good .health to you and "money in your purse. Tho money comes in this way: We bought at the factory a car load of the goods; every thing was cheaper and wo can sell you a six-gallon filter for 85.50. The filter stone in a Success filter is made of tripoli stone, mined in Georgia, U. S. A. It is fitted in the upper cham ber of the filter and water pass es through it, all impurities in tho water remaining on the outside. It may bo cleaned in a moment and will last for years ' as it is six inches in thickness, instead of ono as in ordinary atono filters. The quality is tho best .and $5.50 for a six gallon filter is lower than you oyer paid be fore. Von Holt Building. AN OPPORTUNITY ! 1 Largo Bay More, 1 Surroy, nenrly now; 1 Sot Hamoss. ror sale by 'J i fe 1 i3-"'1 r.j, LOWBEV. Kfofr 4 t u twiA' 3m Wj- :1A M