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EVENING BULLETIN, JULY 15, 189G.
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THE WATERFRONT
VESSELS AllltlVF.U TODAY AITEU
SIOKHY VOYAGES.
JTIntiim Al unil Itormn Outnnrd-li-
lnnl Ntcnuiern In nmt Out Other
Snlt Water New
Tito bark Dchnont Is discharging coal at
die Fort street wliatf.
The CASS Mlowcra should arrlvo from
DrltUti Columbln tomorrow.
Captain llosclilll of tlio Norma expects to
get awny this afternoon.
The dcaci tor from the Mauna Ma was re
turned aboard his ship today.
All tlic freight brought by the as China has
bem umlgntul and delivered.
The stcumer I.ikellko arrived tod.iy w tth a
full cargo of sugar, ubich the unloaded ut
Uceaulc dock.
Tho steamships Australia and City of Po
king, will be duo from Sail FraucUco'on Frl
da) and Saturday respectively.
Tho Kcauhou came In from the Garden Isle
this morning, mid will ntiirn ailn today.
Shu brought nu isugni.
Tho baikentlnu Amelia will call for Port
Towiisend In balhist on or abuut Saturday
nest.
Tho bark Kosciusko arrived from Newcastle
this moriilni; nltli a cargo of coal for Castlo
it CookC. She made the oyagc 111 St! days,
experiencing cry rough weather. The bul
warks on the port side hao been carried
away amidships, and arc patched up with
old boards. The Kosciusko Is quite an old
vessel, having been formerly a clipper ship,
running between England and Australia, In
the wool trado.
The lielmont, which arilvcd yesterday,
sailed from New York on Feb 8; nnide the
passage to Sjduey in bO dors; discharged her
cargo; loaded coal; and came to Honolulu In
48Uays. The bark Iolaul, which sailed fiom
New York on Pen If, four days after tho Ucl
mont, arrived In today, 154 days out. Tho
long vojage of tho Iolani Is accounted for by
the very stormy weather which Vessels en
countered In the South I'.iclllc this jcar.
The Hawaiian bark Inlanl, Captain McClure,
arrived this morning altera passage of 151
dajs irom New York. She has about 2ooo
tons of frt'isht. consigned to 0 Brewer is Co,
Following Is tho skipper's report: l.eft New
York, Feb U, and crocd the Kqiutor in
the Atlantic on tlie-.Uli Mad fair average
weather 1o Capo Horn, which was rouuded
on tho ll'Jth day out. From Capo Horn to 41)
S In the l'ncltie, tcrr'fle weather ai encoun
tc id, and from thence to port fair weather
with moderate trudc winds wits experi
enced. ARRIVALS.
WcDNl.ftDAV, July 15.
Kcauhou, Thompson, from porta
Stmr
on Kauai
Stmr Kaala,
Thompson, trom O.ihu
ports.
Stmr Ltl.cllkc. Weir, from Hawaii.
Hrlt bk Kosciusko, Uodd, fiom Newcastle
Haw bk lotani, McClure, fiom New York.
DKI'AIfri'HKS.
WciiNnnAy, July 15.
Stmr Kaula, Thompson, for Kahuku and
I'unaliiu.
Flmr Kauai, Druhn, for Walmen and Ke
Kaba. Stmr Kcauhou, Thompson, for Ilanamaulu
mid Koloa.
Stmr Kllauca Hou, Freeman, for I'aaulmu,
Kuknlau, Koholalele, Ookala.
Haw bk Mauna Ala. Smith, for Pugct
Sound.
How sohr Norma, Rosehlll, for French Fri
gate Shoals.
l'A 8SE.NO KKS DEPARTED.
For Kanal per stmr lwalanl, July 14 P
Dodge and wife. .Miss Wilcox. Miss A Forbes,
F A Sehucfcr, II V Ilaldwln, K C L Perkins, C
M Brascli, F A Jacobs, It Rilghtwell, Miss L
Fountain, Mhs Fountain, tlio Mis-es Cluls
tlau, W 11 Illce and !!o on doek.
For Maul per stmr Chuidlnc, July 1 ( Mrs
Dowsctt, Mr Mist, Cecil Brown, Mis AW
Van Valkcubenr and child, A HCiook, 8 J
Salter, John A Johnson, Brother Richard,
Brother .Matthias, Brother Alfred, Mrs Coak
lcy and child, Brother Theodore, Brother
William, Miss Cornweli, Miss VIda,
I.a Pierre and son, Mrs L K Kclkl, Miss Mor
ris, Tung Sung, 8 All Ml, Ayonng, Wong Wa
Foy, Alia Faneitf, Miss Sarah Cocketl, E II
Frlel, MrsMiaw, Miss Wlllfrcd Sharratt and
three Crownlngbcrg children.
For Hawaii per stmr Walaleale, July 14
MIbs Super and Mrs Thomas Smith.
GARdOES ntOJI ISLAND PORTS.
Ex stmr Llkellke Sloo bags sugar, So head
cattle.
Ex stmr Kaala COo bags sugar, 10o7 bags
paildy.
Ex stmr Kcauhou 15 pkgs sundries.
im r oitra.
Ex bk InlnnI Cargo of general inerchan
dlfii'i consigned to C llreucr & Co.
Ex 111: Ko&clusko HoS tons.coal, consign
ed to Cabtlo & Cooke.
Ex bk Uelmout SoO tons coal, consigned
to WGIrulu&Co.
DUD.
l.YM K At Yale Intlimary, New Haven,
Oonut-ctleut, June IS. Kill. Paul Henry,
youngest son of David it and Mnry E Liuuu.
i'micjal toi-Mi-i") li Rininiinuel Church. l..i
Oiim&o, Illinois, ut II a m, Alond.i), June".1.
Burial l I vto .
David M Lyman I brother of F S and It A
Ejinanof Illlo, ,
VKri""! IN l'"ltT.
U3S Adams, WiiIhiii, San Fiaucitro.
' ' MKlinilA.NTMBN.
(Qoruteis lilit Included in this list.)
Am schr General Mel'licrunn, Carter, Mexico
Jtktne Ainell.Tr Ward, Eureka.
Am ship Maltha Davis, Soule, 8 F.
Am ship Tllllc EStarbuck. Curtis, Pottlnnd.
Am bk Highland I-Iirlit, injurs, Newcastle.
Schr Norma, Ilor-ulil 1 1. Kusale.
Hmv lik Mauna Ah. Smith, Ncwcastlo.
Mcohnnics' H'-mo, corner Hottd
and NtiUHnu streets, lodging by
day, wook or month. Tonus: 2fi
Hud ."SO eontH por night $1. and
$1 25 nor wi-ek.
i. tiii: i'omci: : cur.
Morrow unit lliidcrunoil on Tilul
Other Minor Cniici.
In Juclgo "WiIcox'b court this
morning tho old charges against
Morrow nnd Underwood wero
nollo pros.'d and n now complaint
charging Morrow with an assault
on Paddy Curtis with a weapon
obviously dangerous to human
life, to wit, a pistol, and Undor-
wooa with being an accessory
thereto. By consent both cases
wore tried at once; pleas of not
guilty boing outered by each do
fondant. (Jroighton it Corroa ap
peared for tho defonso.
Paddy Curtis tostiflcd to the as
sault, swearing that Morrow point
ed a pistol at his broast whon ho
demanded possession of tho yacht
Spray on tho morning of July Cth.
Ilo was corroborated by John
Driscoll who was on board at tho
1 tinio. Other ovidonco of a corro
j buratiro nuturo was yiwn Li Oili-
i;ua UUIUV3 VjUUUlUUlllUU UUU (I.
Knlnkieln. I
Vrtf flirt iWnnnn XV T "Wnrmw
J.1 01 tllO lieiOIlSO t . J. . lUOriOW
said that
llO had heard ClirtlVs J
testimony
correct,
sault and
justified
and that it was about
Ho admitted the as
claimed that ho was
in making a show of
lorco to protect ms richts as
owuor of tho vessol. LTo uttd ap
plied for police protection and
had beon unable to got it although
ho had been frooly promised it.
Ho could not identify the captain
who promised it.
Frank Lillis testified that ho
had heard Paddy Ourtis say that
for two pins ho would throttle
Morrow, but admitted that ho was
on the dofoudant'8 bonds.
All documentary evidenco tend
ing to show the real ownership of
tho yacht was ruled out by tho
Court, which announced that a
decision would bo rendered at tho
afternoon session.
Since tho above was in tvpo
Judco Wilcox has announced his I
decision finding both defendants I
crtliltv Morrow wnn rrivnn thron
gum . xuorrow as given tmeo ,
montlis at liord labor and a io0
fiuo. Underwood got of! with OHO !
month's imprisonment and a $25 ,
f L
.. .. I
lhreo native womon wore SOllt ,
totlmrnnF fnr iliirtv rlnva nn, I
. . ... . ---j ""J"
lor toiling to comply with the re-'
gulations acloptetl for females of
their class.
Einule, a wahino accused of
selling swipes, hadher trial fixed
for Saturday morniug.
I'iilmt In lis Tt'uinr.
Chmato of evory variety exerts
a different influonco on tlio de
sires of maukiud for a stimulant.
In cohler zones bovornges of groat
alcoholic strength are used to a
very much larger degree than in
the tropics. JJeer is best suited
to our climate and none found in
tho market is better than that
beariug tho brand of "Paust,
Milwaukee." It is browed from
tlio host of malt and hops and is
a great thirst quencher and iuvi
gorator and stimulates tlio nerves
and muscles. At tho Royal, Cos
mopolitan and Pacific saloons it
may bo found, cold and pure. In
terchangeable checks aro issued
which may bo used at any of tho
three resorts.
There seems to bo somo blight
affocling tho bloom of tho beauti
ful Punciana Eegia this season,
for of all tho trees in tho city but
fow have blossoms enough to at
tract attention. Tho ono on Hotel
street noxt to the Arlington is a
notable oxcoption, aud in con
sequence is a source of wondor
and delight to visitors who havo
novor beforo seen this tree in
bloom. King Bros, have made
several excellent sketches in oil
and water colors Gf this subject,
which nre meeting with rady
sale. M
Eat, drink (Seattle JJeer) and
pay for it, for tomorrow you will
want somo more.
A.X-IT1STJC
Cottno;e ' Architecture.
T
ComDlEte Plans and Spsolfications and Full
. ' Workiag Drawings.
Designs of New Model nnd Artistic
Dwellincs. From a S.VID Arfialln f,tlr
to n $'J5,000 Dwelling, nt Bovonty-fivo por
eenv iri mini protein price ciurgnt in no
liolllhl.
The owners nnd contractors will incur
no extra expense on account of faulty
specifications or not furniOiiug complete
working (irnwincs to the contractor for his
csiimuwH.
A V. OEAIt,
331-tf CO'J King Street
Real Estate
, , lor Sale.
1 Sold.
2 Sold.
8 Two Stores on Nuuonu street.
4 Four Lota on Magazine Hill. 75x130.
From 1 250 to $500 each.
5 Lot on Hackfeld street, 80x100.
0 -A Choice Residence on Lunaltlo street,
having nil modern Improvements.
7 A Desirable- Residence at Maklkl,
Grounds well laid out. Easy terms.
8 Four Houses and Lots on Punchbowl
street, all rented at a monthly rental of f 105.
This property Is 240 feet on Punchbowl strcc.
with n depth of 22'i feet running to tho drill
grounds or armory, with n frontage on samo
for 4 or 5 moro cottaircs. Tho central loca
tion of tho property makes It most available.
0 House and Lot on Klnau street. Lot
70x100 ft. This property will be sold at cost
and Is an excellent bargain for a homo seeker,
Tho house Is elegantly finished and of tho
best workmanship mid materials. Tlicro Is a
carriage house and barn on the premises and
tho yard Is well laid out with fruit and orna
mental trees.
10 A Flno Rcsldenco centrally located,
containing 15 rooms. Lot lSOxiiOU (1. Two
small cottages on the lot bringing In good
rental.
1130 Acres of Land In Kallhl valley, (Wat
klki side). A stream of water Hows along
this land. A bargain
12 50 Acres of Best Coffee Land In Tuna.
Hawaii, seven miles from Rep. Ryeroft's
Largo Colfoc limitation. The above land
l held In fci simple. Alo, M year 1 urn ml
150 acres adjoining above with a privilege of
16 years more. Pi ice & 12,000.
13 An Eteeant Rcsldenco on Lunallto
s"'cct, containing u rooms, Willi electric
Hl,t Hvt,,r,.a ,! nil l.,,wl..n. l.,ll..t ,.ni, ...,,..,.
ccs. There nro servants' rooms, stables, etc,
"i? - 0".'!!.0. &?.;., AiffJSJ'tVffi
DIJUlllV ICCl II1VVIJ 1UIV1 UlU U1IU IMUilllU 11 Ilii
fruit and shade trees.
14 A Corcmodlous Rcsldenco on Hnsslngcr
street, lltled with nil modern conveniences. Or
wilt trado lor suburban property.
15-Sold.
Id Houc and Lot on llcretanla Rtrcet.
Houso contains 0 rooms, and all modern con
veniences. Lot 85x145.
17. Flno Residence on llcretanla street.
For further particulars Inquire at my olllce,
IS. A House ami Lot on Young strcit.
10Ilouo and Lot corner Victoria and
llcretanla streets, opposite Thomas square,
house contains 0 rooms. Size of lot lOUx'JOO.
20 Sold.
-1 Houso and Lot on Young street near
the residence ut tho Rev. Mr. 11 dc. Lot
110x110. House contains eight rooms.
22 Small House and Lot on Kcauinoku
street. Lot 50x100.
S3 Pearl City Property.
24 Desirable Tract of "Coffee Land on Ha
waii. 25 Two Stores on Ntmanust, opposite Kit
kul lane, also three lodclug houses In the
rear of said stores containing 2u rooms in all.
The uliove pajs 10 per lint, and is leased to
responsible parties lor a terms of jcars.
JO A most Desirablo Homo oil Thurston
nvonuo. Large groundx iiutl beautiful llow-
or garden; house furnished throughout iu
lmnl wooti with nil latest improvement!!.
Excellent viow of. tho city nnd ocean, nnd
" wllioh clluot uo crtt off-
7 v L Lot ftU(1 Commodious Dwd-
HngouGreou Street, commauding im uu-
obstructed view of the city mid harbor. No
cholT roMdonce ia to bo had in tho city
oven by the moat fastidious.
83 A New Houso ut seven rooms with
electric lights throughout, bath, patent w
C, servants' .piortersoud stables. Ouo block
trom cor lino at l'unauou.
21- Only twelve of those Lots left near
Kaiiiehameha school, fiom $?Ao to f fioo each.
o0 Two Houses and Lots on l.lllha street.
Ill An IS Aero Tract of Land at Kallhl
suitable for dividing up Into building lots.
;i- A House nnd Lot on Alakca, street.
: A Beautiful Building Lot at Kallhl,
l'JUxSOO, cleared, fenced and water luld on.
U4 A Gently Sloping Lot on Thurston
avenue, 240xl'J5, having a fioutage on Green
street of 105 feet, and commanding a bird's
eye view of the city und harbor.
35 A Lot on Alexander stieet. nillolnlnf
I residence of Clau Spreckels.
mi r.legant lleacli I'roiierly at WalklUl.
87-SoId.
8S-'lheonlv CHOICE LOT left at Muklkl.
It adjclns the lesldeneo of J A (Jlliniiu and
the rcsldenco site uf W L llujipcr, H Laws,
and Dr Wood.
30 Lodging Home, centrally located,
13 furnished rooms, uood lease. For Halo
cheap.
Norte i;: I can Negotiate Loans on any of
the above property tor purchasers desiring
same ut from 50 to 75 per cent of thu value.
.For Kent.
I Itvntcd.
9-Ui-ntfd.
ii Uented.
4 Store on King street near Fort street.
5 Olllce Boom on Ktnu street mar Fort
street.
0 Waieliouse on Etplaiude.
7 Uented.
S Hentcd.
U Itemed.
10 A Store on Fort street next to Club
Stables.
11 Hentcd,
12 A Modern Duelling on Thurston aven
ue, commauding an exciptlouil view of the
harbor
13 A Five Hoom Cotunre on Ileretmila
street In a desirable loeatljn, ur will lease to
a good tenant
It A Furnished Cottage In a good location
for two or thice mouths.
15 M I) Monsunnl's Collage on Union
street.
10- How nnd Lot, ()fl2S0, on L.iue off
Sohool htreet, ndjoiuing Kiiuluwela hdiooi
hoiiho. Tailor, ,'l bo irooms, diiiiiig-ionin,
kitchen, pantry, liithhouho, eauiugu huuac,
stable nua ontimililliirj. liunl $M per
mouth.
A. V. GEAR,
'J7Mf 000 King street.
Commissioner of Deeds
ro ! nil
lats of California.
Having been uppoiutid mid comirilssloiied
a Commissioner ot Deeds for the Statu ofCal
ifornhi, 1 inn picpuicd
To administer and eei tily oaths.
To take and eeitify depositions amlutlldft
vlts. To take and certify the Acknowledgment or
proof ol powers of attorney, mortgages,
transfers, gnu.ts, died., or other Instruments
or record.
A. V. GEAR,
Telephonu'S.V). . C00 King 8treet
J amo.s JL. I-Iolt,
Genkhal Business Aqknt, Ac
countant and Collector.
OmcEi No. 11 Kaahurannu Street. Tele
phone No, 0.39. Prompt Attention
guaranteed. 217 tf
Canadian-Australian
4Slu
Steamers ot tho nbovo Lino running in oonnootion with tho
CANADIAN PACIFIC KAIL WAY
Between Vancouver, B. a, nnd Sydney, N. S. W nnd calling nt Victoria, B. O.
Honolulu and Suva (Fiji),
-A-aEJ ZDTXE J&JJ? KCOnSTOIjTJ'IjTr
On or about tho dntca below stated, viz.:
Vrutn Sjdney nnd Suva, for Victoria nnd l From Victoria nnd Vnnenui fir, 11. C.( to
Vnncuuver, U. C.I Suva nnd Syitnevl
Stmr "WAItRIMOO" July 2t Stmr "MIOWERA" July 10
Stmr "MIOWERA" August 24 Stmr "WAlUtlMOO" Auoust 10
Stmr "WAIUUMOO" September 24 Stmr "MIOWEKA" September 10
Stmr "MIOWERA" Uctobor21 Stmr "WA1UUMOO" October 10
Through TlclcotH Issued from Honolulu to Cumulii,
United Stales nnd Eui'onc.
rilKIOUT AND rASSENOCIt AOENTBl
D. MoNicoLii, Montreal, Cnnndu.
RoncnT KEitn, Winnipeff, Canada.
M. M. Stwin, Snn Frnucisco, Cal.
O. Moli. TlitowN, Vnncouvcr, B. O.
Astraliaii Mail Service.
For San Francisco:
Tlio Now nnd Fino Al Steel StcamabJp
" Monowai "
Of tho Ocennio Stenmship Cbinpauy will
bo duo at Honolulu irom Sydney and
Auckland on or about
July 23, 1896.
And will leave for the abovo port with
Mails and Passengers on or about that
dnte.
For Sydney anil Miami:
Tho Now and Fino Al Stoo Stenmship
" Mariposa "
Of tho Ocennio Stenmship Company will
be duo nt Honolulu from Snn Francisco
on or nbout
July 30, 189G.
And will huvo prompt despatch with
Mails and 1'nssengorB for tho above ports.
Tho undersigned nro now proparod
to issue
Through Tickets to All Joints
Iu tho United States.
C3JFor furthor purticulurs regarding
Freight or l'nsaago apply to
WM. G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,
General Agents.
a?A-rrio Tatolo
LOCAI. LINE
S. S. AUSTRALIA.
Arrive Honolulu
from S. F.
July 17, 1690
Aug. 10, 1890....
Lenvo Honolulu
for S. F.
....July 20, 1890
....Aug 15, 1390
THROUGH LINE
From Snn Frnnoisco From Sydney for
for Sydney. San Francitjco.
Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu.
MaripoBn, .Tulv.lO.'ilO I Monowni,Jnly23,90
Monownl, Aug27,90 Aluniuln,Aug20'90
A LIFE SIZE
Crayon
Portrait
Framed Comploio
WITH
Or.3 Bossqr PSiatos of tho 51Ua:
Only $15.00
Jiris tho LATKST OFFEK wo havo
to llVllil).
J.J.WILLIAMS
Poi'tvait and Landscape
Fotograplier,
KORT STHEET.
G. R. Harrison,
Practical Piano Maker and Tunor,
.
Can Furnish tha Best
Factory Roforojtco.
Office, Fort utreet, oppositoCntliolio School,
Telephono 231, -112 and 190.
JJ Ordora promptly uttoudod to.
Oceanic Steairt Co.
Oceanic mm M
Steamship Line
E3?" For Freight and Pnssngo and nil
General Information, apply to
THE0. H. DAVIES & CO., L'd
Agents for tho Hnwniinn Islands.
is Mail Hi
-AND TUB
QcGiaental & Oriental Steamship Oo.
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG;
Steamers of tho nbovo Companies will
cnll at Honolulu on their way to tho
nbovo ports on or about tho following
uiiiub;
1 Stmr Oity of Tolling July 18, 1890
' Stmr Chiun Au(. 0, ISD0
Stmr Uolgio Aug. 15, 1890
For SAN FHANCISC0:
Steamers ot tho nbovo Companies will
call nt Honolulu on their way from
Hongkong nnd Yokohnmn to tho abovo
port ou or nliout tho following dntcs:
StmrDolgio July 24, 1890
Stmr Peru Aug. 1, 1890
Stmr Itio do Junoiro Aug. 19, 1890
Rates of Passage are as follows:
TO TOKO- TO IIONU
IIAMA. KONO.
Cabin 81GO.0O S17G.00
Cubiu, round trip, 4
montlm 225.00 262.50
Cabin, round trip, 12
monthu 202.50 316.25
European Steerage.... 85.00 100.00
Ciyl'nbscngurH paying full faro will bo
allowed 10 percent oil' return faro it re
turning within twelve months.
CS"For Froight aud Pns3ago apply to
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
Agents.
Hers Steamship Go's
TIME TABLE.
0. L. WIUHT, Frcs. S. H. ItOSE, Soo.
dipt. J. A. KINO, Tort SupU
Stmr. KIHAU,
CLARKE, Commander,
Will lenvo Honolulu nt 10 a. m., touching nt
Lalmiim, Mitiilac.t Bay and Miiheua tho
piiino il.iy; Slahukonn, Knwnihaeand Lau-
fiahoehoe tho fullowiug day, arriving at
lilo tho samo ovening.
MAVK8 iioNot.nrn. awuveh Honolulu.
Friday, July 17 I
Friday Aug. 7 I
Tuesituy,.. .Aug. 18 )
Friday, July 21
Tuesday Aug. -t
Friday, .... Ang. 1-t
Tuesiluy,. ..Aug. 25
llotuming, will leave Hilo at 1 o'clock
r. m., toueliiug at Laupahnehoo, Mnliu
kona nnd Kawaihao same dayj Mnkonn,
Maalaen Juy nud Lahnina tho following
day; arriving nt Honolulu tho afternoons
of 'luesday and Fridays.
Will call at l'ohoiki, Pnna.
ffiT"No Fieight will be reccivod nftor
12 noon on day of nailing.
Stmr. CLATJDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,
Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 5t'.M.,
touching nt Kahulul, liana, llamoa and
Kipahnlu, Maui, itetuiniug arrives nt
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call nt Nuu, Kuupo, on bocoihI tilp
of enbh mouth.
83&'&o Fieight will bo received after
p. m. on day of bailing.
This Company will resorves tho right to
niako chauges iu tho time of depurtiuo nnd
arrival of its stenuicts without notice and
it will not be lcsponsihlo for any cousc
(juences arising theiefroui.
Couuignecs must bo nt tho Landings to
rccoivo their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for fieight nfter
it has beon laudod.
Live Stook only nt ownor's risk.
This Company will not bo responsible
for Money or Vnlnnhlcs of pnssengers
unless placed in the caie of Pursers.
Passengers aio leqncbted to puroliaso
tickets beforo embarking. Those luiliug to
dJ so will bo subject to nn additional
oharge of twenty-live per cent.
To Let or Lease.
TnE nESlDFNOE OF MRS. A. LONG,
ouo inilo from postouico. Largo hoiibo with
furniture. Four bed rooms, parlor, largo
dining room, pantry, kitchen, bath rooms,
hot and cold water, with patent closets,
sorvaut houses, stables, horso paddook,
garden and trees. A charming locatiou.
Apply to J ALFRED MAGOON.
tf Merchant St., next rostofilcoi
hi
9u9.
H. HACKFELD & CO.
Qr-NEitAL Commission Agents.
Oor. Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.
LEWERS & COOKE,
IVPOIlTBltS AND ' (EALKIIS IN LuMBSIT
AJjk all- m. u or Bmhtinm
MiBniALS.
Fort Street, - - Honolulu.
EOBEET GELEVli:.
Book and Job Printer
Morohnnt Stroot, Honolulu, H. I.
Over Hawaiian Nows Company's
Book Store. my 13.
ALLEN & EOBINSON.
Donlors in Ltimbor nud Coal
and Building Materials of all
kinds.
Quoon Stroot, Honolulu,
M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesale Impottots and Jobbers of
European and American Dry Goods.
Fort aud Queen Streets.
M. S GItTNBAUM & CO.,
Ll.MlTLO
Queen street, Honolulu, nnd 215 Front
street, Sj.n Francisco, Cnl.
imi'o;iti:iw ov
General Mercliandiso and . .
. . Commission Merchants.
A. HARRISON,
King st., bet. Fort nnd Alakcn.
Contractor : and : Builder.
MO.N0MK.NTS ANU TOMRSTOS-E8.
E3T Finest Grnda 11LUE STONE from
Punahon Quarries. 278-tf
DAVID K. BAKER,
if1 oris fc,
Nuunun Vnlloy, nbovo tho MaUBoloum.
All orders given prompt nnd fnilbfnl at
tention. No oxtrn chnrgo for delivering
Flowers to any part of tho city. Lcis,
Mountain Grcons and Carnations a spo
oialty. 2C5-U
GONSALVES & CO,
WHOLESALE GROOEHS AND U:
WlNlfi MEKOHiVUTS.
225 Queen strcot, Honolulu, IT. I.
JOHN SEABUBY,
Taxidermist
Hawaiian ami Foreign Illrii ami Animals
mounted in the foret manner, uslnu' tin- latest
method oul. liotelSt near DrJkGrew.
8i7-tf
JOHN PHILLIPS,
PLUMBER,
Hotel St.. near Fort. Tol. 802.
Jas. F. Morgan.
AUCTIONEKR AND STOCK BROKER
No. 45 Queen Street.
Export AppraiBomont of Real
Esfnto and Furniture,
CoHsoMaie'J Soia Water Co., I'k
"'Si
Corner Allen & Fort Stc, Honolulu.
HOLLISTER & CO.,
Aconts.
C. B. DWIGHT,"
Doos nil kiuds of Work in
Cement & Stone Sidewalks & Curbing
Ilo linn on hfind n lnrgo supply of
Chinese Granito Ctub nnd alwiivs keopB
Hnwniinn OiubinR Stone, ilstimntea
(rivon und lowea prices assured. Tole
oliouo 803.
"JOHN lTuHdT"
Instrument -:- Maker,
Pioyolo repairing and niukcl plating a
specialty, also
GoM, Silver aud Brorze Ekctroplaliiig,
130FOKTST. : t i TtL.C07.
BRASS SIGNS HADE TO ORDER.
CRITERION
Shaving Parlors
Fort St. Opp. Pantheon Stable.
Our Scissors nro sharp; our I
Kazors aro bright; wo Sliavo
equally well by day or by '
night
FRANK PAOHECO, Propr.
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