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iyiV- TV ' rfeyn'vn-J , u,!'"Wllflw'il! . wRlBlpwr fpwiFWr' THE EVENING BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., MAY 8, 189D. f Jtr & k ? m x Attorneys. Cathc art & Parke Attorneys-atLaw Have moved their law offices to the Judd Block, Rooms 308 and 309. GILBERT F. LITTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, niLO, HAWAII' ' CHARLES F. PETERSON" Attorney at Law and .Notary irablic. KnntiumniiU Street. JOHN L. KAULUKOU, A-ttorney-at-IjaTv bethel St., Honolulu. J. M. KAXEAKUA, AUornoy and Oounsollor at Law. Onco: In tlio Occidental llotol, cor rotrof King and Alal.oA Stroets, Ilono Sslu. 11T.7 f . C. Achi. Knock Johnson. AOHI& JOHNSON, AttoraoyB and Counselors at Law. Ofllco No. 10 West King stroot. Tolopnonn 884. I M. BKOOKS, A.ttdvney-a,t -liiwv, Corner Fort anJ Hotel street!. Over FatrchiU's Shoe Store, HONOLULU, H. I. FREDERICK W. HANKEY, Lawyer. VUI practice In all the Hawaiian anj United States Courts. Rooms o-io, PROGRESS BLOCK, Cor. fort ani Reretanla streets. FltANOIS J. BERRY, Will practice In all the U. S. Federal and State Courts. Progress Block, cor. Deretanla ani Fort streets. -Si :: Rooms 5 ani 6. E.A.MOTT-SMITH, ATTORNEY, HAS MOVED to the Judd Block, Fort St. Surgeons and Physicians. DR. WALTER HOFFMANN. XEItETANIA STREETS, (opposite tbo Hawaiian llotol.) Offlco Hours: 8 to 10 a. in.; 1 to 3 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. 111. Sundays: 8 to 11 a-m. ToU'phono 510. P. O. Pox 601. DR. A. N. SINCLAIR, i13 KING ST., NEXT OPERA HOUSE. Hours : 9-10 a. in., 1-3 p. in., 7-8 p.m. Sundays, 12-2 p. in. Tolopliono 741. 1107-3 in DR. C. L. GARVIN Oiflco: 637 Kino Street, noar Punch- howl, Honolulu, II. I, TELEPHONE No. 448 Hours: 0 to 11 a, in.; 1 to 3 p. in., 7 to 8 p. in. Dentists. k. C.WALL.D.D.S., O.E.WALL, D.D.S., DENTISTS. Hew Lovo'rt BaiMins, Fort Btreeti TELEPHONE 434. DR. F. E. CLARK, DENTIST. V-14 Progross Block, corner Borotanla antl FortStroets, Honolulu. DR. R. I. MOORE, Dentist. Ifo. 210 notol street. Telephone 505, HOURS: 0 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 4 p.m. anss WILLARD, Complexion Specialist. ELECTRICAL TACIAL MASSACE, most approv Cn-Uiol. MANICURING. Office Hours, 10 a. m' to 5 p. m. VINEYARD STREET, thirl cottaee west of Nuuanu street, tigs Half the beauties of Hawaii an scenes are not shown in the ordinary photograph. Get a box of New Improved Colum bian Photo Colors and try your hand at coloring your own f hotos. ' You will find it a fas cinating pastime. KING BROS., 110 Hotel street. Calumet (g) Baking (z) Powder Grocers, "THAT HAN IS FRUGAL And content indeed. Who finds food, solace pleasure, IN A WEED." Note the following popular brands of our Imported Havana Cigars direct from the factories : Napoleon the First, Caballeros size, loo In a box. Napoleon the First, Camellas size, too In a box. Africano, Conchas Selectas, 50 in a box. " Jockey Club, too In a box. " Delmonlcos, 25 In a box. " DelMontes, Adellna Pattl, Esplenldos, " " I'resiuentes, " Casandra Reealla. Glorlosa. so In a box. I j Travlata Regalia. Nonpareil, 100 in box. Henry Clav, Camellas, 50 In a box. " Purltanas, Finos, 50 In a box. Bock & Co., " " " " H. Upmann, Cosmopolltanos, 50 In a box. Alexander Humboldt, Paciflcos,;o In a box. Alexander Humboldt, Republlcanos, 50 box R. Fulton, Conchas Especlals, 50 In a box. " Recuerdos, 25 In a box. La Intlmidad de Antonlno Caruncho, so b. La Espanola Elegantes, 25 In a box. B6TAII of which we offer In quantities to suit. Special prices to the trade. Respectfully, Lewis & Go. 211 FORT STREET. Telephone 240 H. MAY & CO. Wholesale and Retail Groceries, 615 & 517 Fort St., Honolulu Telephouer 2a P.O. Box 470 Markets. MTROFOLTTAN IAT GO. 108 KING STREET. G. J. wallek, : : BlANAaEit Wholosalo nod Retail Butchers AND Navy Contractors. BEST OF MEATS. Families doslring tendor roiista, Juloy steaks and chops .should call on tho Central Meat Market Wo mako a specialty of family trade and Boll the best at reasonable figures. H E. GARES, Proprietor. 214 Niinanu St. Telephone 104. Cor. Queen and Fort Sts. mporters and Wholesale Dealers In Hay, Grain, Feed, Flour, Moals, Egyptian Oorn, etc. Our Goods are Always Fresh. Island Orders Solicited. Phono 422. HONOLULU DNDERTAKING CO, ED. A. WILLIAMS, F. D., MANAQER. EMBALMING AJspecIalty, Office and Parlors 5 14 & 516 Fort St. , near Hotel. Telophoue 170. Real Estate Transaotiopp. Subscribers are famished with from Hv to six Hits per week, giving an acoaraU reoord of all deeds, mortgaroB, leases, re. leases, powers of attorney, etc, eta., wklol are placed on reoord. ' Subscription Price, 92.00 per Month, A. V. GEAR, Judd Building, Honolulu. WasliiDgton MTIVE SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Continued from Pago 3. evening, but wore too tired after Ihpir long rido of nenrly twonty miles from Kaunakakai, bo were unable to tako part in tbo exor cises, although tboy wero billed to nppcar that ovening. The greatest event on Molokai for yoara was tbo Union Sunday school exhibition civon at tho Ka luaabn church last Sunday, April 30. Silting capacity of the largo and spacious church wub taxed to its utmoBt, thoro being betwoon six and seven hundred people presont. On tho day before, a comraitteo of ladies and gentlemen had waitod upon Judge Kalua urging him to tako tho manage ment of tho oxoroises of tho day in his bauds, and tho Judge ro luctantly assentod to tho request on account of tho shortness of tho time, but, notwithstanding, every thing went off without a hitch. The exorcieos commenced at ten o'clock in tho morning and lasted until four o'clock in the afternoon without intermission, bat wore so full of interest that porformors rb woll ob visitors forgot tho pains of huugor during tho long six honrs, and not a singlo ono com plained of tho longth of tho timo; and oven at 4 o'clock, when Judge Ealua inquired of them whother thoy wero hungry, all with one accord shouted that thny wanted to hear him speak. Such enthu siasm is perhaps unprecedented in the history of such gatherings. Tbo following program of 28 parta was well and mo6t beautifully rendered: Chorus by the Congregation. Prayer by Rev. O. Nawahlne of Walhee, Maul, Theo. Richards' Class "Shout for the Victory Is O'er." Pelekunu Sunday School undor Kamanao. Walalua Sunday School under Joel Na- zareta. Chorus "Sunshine in My Soul. Kxanapall Sunday School. Kamalo Sunday School. Theo. Richards Class. Chorus by the Congregation. Kaluaaha Sunday School under D. H. Kahauleilo. Wallau Sunday School under Mr. Kalakea Gmphaphone Exhibition by Theo. Rich ards. Clionis by the Congregation. Offerings for Church Benefit. Chorus "Sound the Battle Cry." Theo. Richards' Class. Kaunakakal Sunday School under Win. A. Klha. Lahainaluna Seminary Sunday School Mr. Makia. Honokohau Sunday School. Chorus by the Congregation. Walhee Sunday School under Robt. Na wahine. Halawa Sunday School under Peter P. Kahauanul. Chorus by the Congregation. Short Talks by Revs. Lewis, Jas. Davis and Emerson. Theo. Richards and Judge Kalua. Chorus by the Congregation. Closing Prayer by Rev. O. P. Emerson. Hawaii Ponol. Tho singing by tbo various Sunday schools, especially the Sunday sohools from Ealuaaba, Kaunakakal, Pelekunu, Halawa, Waialao, Waihoa and Lahaina luna woro most boautifully rend ered. Tho Sunday sohool from Pelekunu surprised everybody with their fino singing, for peoplo bad an idea that tho residents of that most secluded valley, sur rounded by lofty mountains four thousand feet high, and whore but very fow foreignois have over visited, knew tnoro about heath enish hulas thau sacred music. But the Pelekuuus sang suoh beautiful and diQioalt pieces as aro hardly hoard within the walls of either tho Kaumakapili or Ka waiahao churches. Their leader, Kamanao, is a young Hawaiian of about twenty, an able ono in every rospoot nnd possessing a fine, clear baritone. Tho class numbered 20 and occupied 10 minutes. Tho Kaunakakai Sun day school of 1G mombors was undor tho leadership of Wm. A. Kihn, the veteran music leader who was ohoir master of Kauma kapili church durinc his youthful days. Their singing was likowiso highly appreciated, Tbo timo was excellent. Tho beautiful soprano of a Miss Minor was board to great advantage in some of tho sacred piecos,and thoy wero pieces, too, that novor sung were in any of tho Honolulu native churches, for they wero ordered direot from tho United States for tho occasion. This school occu pied about 26 minutes. At the oloso Mr. Richards wns so highly elated with tbo artistio manner in which tho KaunakakaianB render ed thoir pieces that ho warmly congratulated tho leader for tho Bblo manner in whioh ho had trained his school. Tho Waialua Sunday school undor Nazareta, a Lahainaluna graduate, also rondorod thoir parts well, although ten of tho women won Bufforinu with tho grip whilo on tho nlatform. Tuero woro 34 members in this 10 littlo children. class including Timo: 26 min- utos. Tho Kaluaahn also acquitted thomsolvcs very woll. Thero wore 41 mombors in this olass includ ing 16 children. Timo: 29 min uted. Tho singing of the Lahainaluna boys, 20 in number, waB highly artistic. Tbo class from Halawa was tho larcoBt, thero being 87 adults and 12 cbildron, total 49. Their singing was boautiful and sweet, tho inaTo and femalo voices blendinc togother in porfcot har mony, and tho effect grand indeed. The pieces thoy selected for the 00 cabion aro also raro ones, being ordored direct from abroad. This olass occupied 34 minutes, inolud inc 10 minutes siogiug by the children. Tho singing by thoao small cbildron, their ages ranging from four to six, will bo bard to beat anywhoro Tho singing of tho Waiheo Sunday school ot ton members was also well rendered. Tho Kaannpali had only two pu pils, Wailau Gvo and Honokohau four, but the paucity of thoir num bors was no drawback to the qua lity of their singing. Takon all in all, tho singing by all tho Sunday sohools that took part in tho exorcises was grand indoed, and Mr. Richards deolared that ho had nevor beforo heard such boautiful Binging in Honolu lu by nativo choirs excepting tho Kamehamcha Girls' School, aud he wouldn't havo missed it for doublo tbo distance. Tho sing ing of tho national anthem, Ha waii Ponoi, at tho close of tho ex orcises was thograndost overheard of that most boautiful anthem. Tho offerings during tho day for tbo church bonofit amounted to $111, which was onougb to clear tho church from dobt. a Tbo next Sunday Sohool Union will bo hold at Paia in July, 1900. Photographers. PILIKIA Is the fortune of all those who change quarters In Honolulu., Or in any other metropolis. When ever this change is accompanied by extensive improvements the Pilikia : is : Endless. We have surmounted it all, how ever, and are now ready to attend to the wants of our friends, at 42G Fort street, just below Hotel street. .THE. 426 Fort Street. At the Tent! FORT STREET, BETWEEN DEWEY RESTAURANT AND ORPHEUM THEATER. Free! Free!! Free!!! I am now making a specialty of free sittings to any one desiring my everlasting Souvenir Photo Buttons B. LICHTIG, Manufacturer. At the Tent, Fort street, above Restaurant. Dewey Artistic Photography. We turn out the finest work at the most reasonable prices. Souvenir Views of the Islands in endless variety. J.J.WILLIAMS, At tbo Old Stand On Fort Stroot :: Bankers. JUDD UUILDINO. f Incorporated Under tub Laws 1 lop tub Hawaiian Republic, Capital $400,000 OlTICmiS AND DIIIKCTOIIS: Chas. M. Cookh, Prosldont. J. 11. AniEnTON, Vlco-Prosldcnt 0. II. Cooer, Cashier. K. C. Athkhton, Soorolary. Ilonry watorhouso, Tom May, V. W. Afacfarlane, K. D. Tonnoy, J. A. McCandloss. Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor porations, Trusts, Individuals, ana will carofully and promptly nltend to all business conncctod with banking en trusted to it. Soil nnd puruliaso Forolgn Exchango, isstio Loiters of Credit. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT ! Ordinary and Torm Doposlts rocolvod, and Interost allowod in nccordanco with rulos and conditions printed in Pass books, coplos of which may bo had upon application. Architects, Contractors and Builders. O. G. TRAPHAGEN, ARCHITECT 223 Merchant St,, Honolulu, Between Fort and Alakea, Telephone : : : 734 Building Materials OF ALL KINDS. Dealers in Lumber and Goal. ALLEN & ROBINSON, Queen stroot, Honolulu. .1. OTJDERKIRK, Contractor and Builder. House Moving, and alt Kinds of Heavy Weights uanuicu. NO. 6it TORT STREET, HONOLULU. Residence Telephone 400. n6ytf H. L. KERR & CO., Architects and Builders Rooms ii-ii, PROGRESS BLOCK. Ttltphon. ut. To My Patrons and the Pablic. Having recovered from my re oont illness, I am acain preparod to do all kinds of Tinsmith and Plumbing work as heretofore. Thanking yon for past favors, I respectfully solicit a continuance of tho samo. JAS. NOTT, Jr. Tel. 844. A New Paint Shop. Having associated with us Mr. John H. Wost, a" practical Houso Talnter, Docorator and Wood Pollshor, wo aro now preparod to glvo estimates on all kinds or worx in mat uuo. Mr. West having had a practical ox porlonce of ovor twonty years in San Francisco una ouior largo cuios on mo Coast, wo fool confident that any work ontrustod to us will glvo entlro satisfac tion to our patrons. Peerless Preserving Paint Co. Artistic Graining I M DECORATING AND NATURAL 31 WOOD FINISHING A SPECIALTY. House Painter, Paper Hanger, Grainer, Glazier, and Tinter : : : H. MoKeohnie. MERCHANT STREET, Next to Pollco Station ....DEALER IN.... Marblo,QranIto and Hawaiian Stone TILING, COUNTER TOPS, IMPOSING STONES. Fort Street, opposite Chinese Church. All kinds of Lettering and Carving. Estimates Furnished. 1140 Three Points : DESIGN, STOCK, MNISHsz Is what you should consider and decide when buvlnz Monuments. We will trv and help you out on all these. i ne oniy marDie tnat is impervious to Moulds and will not stain is the KENR- SAW, GEORGIA AND ITALIAN MARBLE. We are the sole agents for this marble on the Hawaiian Islands, and will be glad to show you our samples and designs at our office and salesrooms. We are In position to furnish stone cope Ing cheaper than any firm In Honolulu. Be sure and get prices before buying. Hawaiian Iron Fonco and Monu mental Co. Tolephone 602 041 Klnj? street Bankers. ULi.ua Bfbeoebls, Wm, O. Inwix, (Jlaueckelfijo. BA.NKErS. ONO&U&U L-i. I. 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Tho terms, ruloa and regulations of tho Hawaiian Postal Sav ings Bank havo been adopted as far as It is practicable to apply them, and tho Cash Kosorvo of 50.000 as roqulrod un dor tho Postal Act will bo maintained. Printed coplos of tho Kulos and Reg ulations may bo obtalnod on application. UISHOP A CO. Established 1863 BISHOP 3S COi BANKERS. Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business. Commercial and Traveler's; Lettors of Credit issued, avail iblo in all the principal cities )f the world. Intoret allowod after July 1,1898, on fixed deposits 3 months 3 por cont., 6 months 3J por cent., 12 months 4 per cont. Pioneer Building and Loan Association Assets, Dee. SI, 1898, $110,808.88 Monoy loanod on approvod nocurlty. A Savings Bank for monthly dopntts. Houses built on tho monthly Install ment plan. EiitlltCOnth Sorlos of Ktnolt In nni. oponod. Officers: T. P. Lansing, Presldont: S. B. Roso, Vico-Presidont; O. B. Gray, Treasurer; A. V. Goar, Socrotary. umi.uiuiBi a. x. ijansing,H,u. Koso, A. V. Goar, A. W. Kooch, J. G. Roth woll, Honry Smith, J. J. MoLoan, J. D. Holt, 0. B. Gray. ' For furthor particulars apply to A. Y. GEAR, Seorotary. Chamber of Commcrco rooms. QfUco Hours; 12:30-1:30 p. in. Tge Yokohama. Specie Bant LIMITED, Subscribed Capital Yen 12,960,000 Paid Up Capital Yen 10,500 000 Reserve Fund Yen 7,300,000 HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA. BRANOHES ANT) Aftimnmi Kobe, London, Lyons, New York. San Francisco, Shanghai. Bombay, Hong Kong, Tim Ttnnlf hnva and Mfi.lAii .. .1. - - j" ...vw. .w iui uuuuu- tlon Bills of Exchango, lssuos Drafts and ""' ui vreuuon me auovu isranolies and Agonclos, and transacts a general banking buslnoss. INTEREST ALLOWED VT -, ". "eP 'Of ' monmi. 4 per cent p. , On rixej Deposit for 6 months, On Fixed beonilt fnr l mm I INTERCST'ALLOWED- u ui ncau wmco ai loKonam., on current D. polt, iperitnt. per annum. On Hxe4 Deposit lor n months, 6 per cent p. a. yew Repntllc Bolidmg. Ill King st, Honolulu. The . . . Hawaiian Electric Company, Cor. Alakea ft Halekanvlla Bta. Has a large assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Oonstantly on hand, EatimntnH fivnn fm timxnn.i. tape and Electrical plants. marine wiring a speolalty, THEO. HOFFMANN, Manager, 1 a .. . t&jm. mjviiMi rjBj-w rjMti a, s,. Jfcisu ; . ju Ad)k&j .wjjMLt