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u . ' V EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 30, 1897. PEP LOCAL AND GENERAL. Lndios' day nt tbo PuciQo Ton nis olub. Syrup pitchors for 20c. nt Sturdevant's. Horsemen will eoo a notice of Creole elsewhere. Company B elected one now member last night. N. P. Burgess 1ms rooms to lot suituble lor Btnull families. W. H. Horn of Honolulu was a passenger in tbo Allien (Jesse. Manager Ahrcns of the Oabu plantation is in tbo city today. Tbo Philadelphia's courtinnrtial gun is getting to bo a daily affair. ri'lit. fUivnniiMiiiit fltit li. if riu.riivn any cablegrams by tbo City of Poking. The City of Peking sails for San Francisco at G o'clock this evening. Tho merry-RO-round will open at Toot of Punchbowl Btreet Satur day evening. Albert Cuuba leaves for San Fraucisco today to take a three years' law course. A large number of Booiety peo ple took in tho dance at the Ha waiian hotel last evening. U. S. Minister Sowall and family are now occupying tbo Peacock Villa at Waikiki. The graduating exercises of tho Kamebameba Manual will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. August Santos, a Portuguese hoodlum, was nneu 96 anu costs for disturbing a Salvation Army I meeting. I There will bo a six-oared gig T race betweou crews o tuo I'mln delpbia and Marion on Saturday morning. Lewis it Co. mako a statement AC .! !nlnAn4 4- tinnnln mt.lirt ' propose going to tbo seaside or camping out. Tbo mail for the Coast will bo sent on the Australia, as she is ex pected to reach San Francisco as soon as tho Peking. About twenty members of the Y. M. 0. A. committees listened to talk on Association work from Mr.Sullmon last niyht. The Pacifio Cycle & Manu facturing Co. baye on hand a stock of shotgun ammunition for tbo opening ot tho dove season. The National band concert, which was arranged for Satur day this week, is postponed to July 10 at Kaumakapili church. Tbo committee in charge of tho decorations for ,the Fourth of .TnW will cnmmnncQ onorutious tomorrow morning at indepen dence hall. S. M. Ballou, a number of tho Bar, is filling the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench today. Several cases have been argued and submitted. Thoro will bo special services at Contral Union church noxt Sun day evening appropriate to tho Fourth of July and extra musio will'bo provided. The San Francisco Chronicle says that if tho Hawaiian planters will really get after the sugar trust with one of their South Sea war clubs, all will be forgiven. G.L.Seward, J. H. Polehmas and 0. F. Croiz are California University students visiting Ho nolulu in vacation. They arrived in tho Alden Besso this morning. If you are thinking of buying a typewriter, do not bo prevailed upon to place your order before you seo tho Poerless bb it is with out doubt tho best maohino made. Captain Harry Evans of the waterfront police is looking for a couple of deserters from the ship Aryan. Tbreo of them got away together, but ho captured one of thorn on the bark Archer yester day. Tho other two are still at 1 in ye. Letters received from Dr. Day Btato that bo expects to return to Honolulu on the China or tho Belgic, duo here on the 20th and 27th of July. Ho writes that ho has been accorded every fuoility in investigating quarantine me thods by the officials. An interesting paper by tho lato "Warren Goodalo, containing remi niscences of Honolulu in tho forties, also a paper by W. D. Alexander on tho uncompleted troaty of annexation of 1854, will bo road at a meetiug of tbo Histo ricnl Socioty in Y. M. C. A. hall on Friday evening. Tho registration mark at 2:30 this afternoon was 809. I Mystic Lotlge,K. of P., will work in the third rank this evening. Nicely furnished rooms at the Popular Houso, 154 Fort street, from $1.00 per weok up. Thero was no mooting of tbo Board of Health this afternoon on account of tho departure of tho mail steamers. P. C. Jones has improved in health enough to come down town for an hour or two daily and at- i tend to necessary business. Mr. Fonn, tbo nowly appointod head mastor at lolaui School, leaves by tho Australia to spend the vacation in San Francisco. Torchon nud Valenciennes laces ' are still in great demand. L. B. I Kerr has a choice lot, which ho is ! selling at lowest possible rates. I W. L. Johnson, son ot Hen- I ry Johnson, formerly of Kauai and now of Potalumn, Gal., camo down in tho Alden Besso from tho Coast. Historical Society Notice. The Hawaiian Historical Society will hold r HU'ellni: nt. thn Y. M. O. A. Hall, on r'ltlDAY EVENING, July 2, hi 7 -30 o'clock, nt which papers of Interest will ho read. The puhllo Is cordially iuvltcil to attend. 017 3t Rooms To Let Suitable (or two small families, In separate building-; each partially fur nished. Inquire of N P BURGESS, 647 tf 130 Miller street. HAWAIIAN MERRY-GO-ROUND WILL OPES Foot of Punohbowl Street 6471 JULY 3, 1897. 3t Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of P. A Regular Convention of tho Lodge win o lictrl THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, t 7:30 o'clock, at tbelr Castle Hull, Fort btreet. Work in the Third Rank. Brothers o( Oabu Lodge No. 1 and all visiting brethreu are cordially in vited to be present. By order of O C. A. L MORRIS, 017 1 K. f R & d. Notice. We, the undersigned dairies, hereby notify our customer that on and after July 1, all milk will lie delivered from the Depot of the Dairymen's Acs-o-elation Co , King ttreet, Lincoln Block. Telephone No. 699. WOODLAWN DAIRY, HONOLULU " WAIALAE " KAAIPU " KAPAHULU ' M A BAPWSTA, A. SILVA. 644-lw , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FIRST Circuit of the Huwullun Islands. In Probate. In thn nutter of tho Estate ot Joseph Luzurus, late of Honolulu. Oaliu, deceased. Trie last Will and Testament of said deceased, having bteu presented to s.ilil Court, and a petition for tho Probate thereof, aud for tho ls'-uanco of Letters Testamen tary to John 8. Walker having been filed, notice Is hereby given that Fri day, July 30, A. D. 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m in Alllolanl Hale, Honolulu, ! appointed the time, aud place for prov ing said Will and hearing said appli cation, when and where any person interested may appear auusuow cause if any they have why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. By the Court: GEORGE LUCAS, Clerk. Honolulu, June 80, 1897. 048 3t Commissioner's Sale of Valuable Lands situate in Hipahulu, Dis trict of Hana, Island of Maul. Pursuant to an order made by Hon A, W. Carter, Firat Judga of the Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit, filed tho 19th day of June, 1897. in a cmihO en titled Julia Colburn and husband versus A. Nonh Kopilkai and others, the under slgued will bell at publio auction, on MON DAY the 10th day of JULY, 1897, at 12 o'clock noon, at the. mauka entrance to tho Judiciary Building, all and singular the following described lands situate as afore said, namely: 1. An undivided ono-elghtk intorest in the lands at Kukniulj, said intercut aggre- f;ating about 07 acros more or Ions, and icing portions of lands described in K 1 , Grants No. 1002 and No. 2966. 2. Apanas 3 and 4 of h 0. A. 4003 at nalemano, containing 7.30 acres more or loss. 3. R. P. Grant 2795 at Kalona, contain ing 6S.7B acres more or lens. 4. L. 0. A. 4510b at said Kalona, con taining 6 68 sores more or less. These lands are, or have been, under csno cultivation. Deeds at expense ot pur chasers. Terms cash in U. B. Gold. For furthtr particulars apply to UUNItY SMITH. CoiuinisKioncr. at tho Judiciary HuiUUng. mfAt BbfipofQ POWDER Absolutely Pure. Celebrated for Its great leavening strength and licaltlinilned. Arsurcs the food against Mum and all forms of adulteration common tuthuihiap brands. HulAL DlkI.SU Tow srr Co , New York. KiNGSBURY 4 PIANOS. Tho construction is upon tho most ntlvnnccd principles of the Art of l'inno manufacture; nud no pains or expense huvo beon spared to not only solidly construct, but to so apply the vniious parts that, besides their woudorful singing or tone-producing power, they would stand well in tune and m all cli mates. The qualities of these Pi anos are Durability, Swectnrss of Tone with great power, Singing or tone - carrying capacity, Evenness throughout the' Scale, and Standing in Tune. The "iEolian" Pedal, or "tone muffler," is intended for tho use of beginners and studeuts of the Piano-Forte. By its use, ono de rives all the benefits of touch, while doing away with tho noiso or liiouoiouutiri loin) proauccu in the practise of scales, chords or chromatics, which is so annoying to tho listener, and of no advan tage to tho performer. It also saves the hummers from unneces sary wear, theiuhy prolonging tho life of tho instrumout for many years. Wo are now offering thoso ele gant PinnoB on the most favorable torms. Parties contemplating pur chasing a Piano will do well to investigate tho merits of the "KINGSBURY." Local Agency, Wall, Nichols Co CREOLE Will Stand the Season .... AT THE.... OLUB STABLES. Season, - - $25.00 guaranteed. - - $35.00 CHAS. BELLINA. 047-U ill Woman's ExcIuuirq Old Stand. Reopras WEDNESDAY, June 30. First Glass VIeals, - 25c New Cooks and Now Waiters, Novr Furnituro and Dishes. A. W. SEABURY, 015-tf Manager. Notice. Dr. Herbert hereby gives notice that ho will be absent from the city until July the twentieth, during whioh time Mr. H. S. Ewlug will act with his full powor of attorney, and is authorized to Hotthi all accounts. GEORGE HERBERT, J una 28, 18U7. 040 lw lgiiiii ery Profitable Investment. Whether it pays to ralsn your own cblckons or not has been an open ques tion among ail who have attempted to keep poultry at a profit. Many peoplo keep a few chickens In order to have fresh eggs, fearing the cmippfiuences of purchasing from tin- markets. MAKES The large percentage that die before the broillog age Is reached discourages many aud causes them to abandon tho practise entirely. But like every trade or occupation some nro successful, and make money out of it. Thoro la a reason for this, the remedy very simple, by investing GO cents In a bottle of DETROIT IRON TONIC aud DETROIT POUL TRY POWDER you can likewise be successful. HENS All successful poultry raisers use It. It makes the hens lay and produces flesh. Cures Cholera, Roup, etc. Nothing on the market like It. The investment will repay you ten fold. LAY. The DETROIT IRON TONIO aud POULTRY POWDER has entirely overcome the loss po many have suf fered by the death of the fowls from one cauio or another. You need have no fears about raising chickens now. ister Drug Go., Bole Agents. Genuine Rabbits Feet Charms! Each is tho Loft Hind Foot of p. Rabbit, killed in a country graveyard at midnight, during tho dark of tho moon on Friday, the 13th of tho month, by a Cross-oyed, Loft-handed, Red-headed, Bow-legged Negro riding n Whito Horse. Parasols and Umbrellas "Verv Latest from ISTew York personally v selected bv Mr. G-us MuriDhy. LACE AND BICYCLE PINS! English and American Flags In Silk, Muslin and IBunting- Suitable for Juno 11th and July 4th. Crepe Paper, Red, White and Blue. Crepe Paper in Flags for Decorating. Flag and Fancy Paper Napkins. paper OF'ix-o Balloons ES- ICOTEY and LABOR SAVED BY BUYING YOUR fflWSffl TOB1R W1AE all rendy made from us. Wo huvo it specially mnnufactured iri Sin Francisco for our Undo, nnd can gnarantou every article JL.adi.es' Night Gowns for 50c. This is a plun gown, well nindo utul full size. Ladies' Night Gowns for J31.00. This gown iB extrn good vultio, etnbroid ty yoke, nnd dotibloback yoke nnd well made, Ladies' Chemises 35c. or ii for S l.OO. This garmont is trimmed with linon lnco, and can't bo duplicated for that prico. Ladies' Skirts for 50c. With rufilo and tucks, all sizes. Ladies' Drawers for 50c. a pair- Thoso are a Bpocial bargain, trimmed with ombroidery nnd tucks, well made nnd good cotton. Ladies' Oorsofc Covers only GOc. All sizes, porfeot fitting at N. S. SACHS' 520 Fort Street, : : Honolulu. "DtUCATL I . DCUCIGUS1 H UAINTV I fc I 1mi2(3k?Triik will pro7e their r' Our work is better and our prices ( aro lower for enlarged portrait work than anyono else's. We are not making much at it, but don't let that worry you. If you have anything in this line to be done boo our samples first, and you won't regret it King Bros., 110 Hotel street " THE LATEST FAD. From G to 30 foot in Bize. W- J"OjE.3DL3Xr?iS The Honolulu Sanitarium 1082 King Street. A Quiet, Homelike Place, whero Twined Nnrsos, Maaaaoe, "Swedish Movement," Baths, Electricity and Physical Trtiateg may be obtained. P. 8. KELLOQQ, M. I)., Telephone 639. Superintendent. Evening Bulletin 75e per month. n M :w ' I HI r t2