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ARRIVALS.
Apillli
Ktitir Klnntt from Hawaii and Mint
.Sehr Walelm fiom Kaiml
.ehr Knalnknl fiont Ivatinl
Scliv ICuulllua from Kaliiiku
OiEl'AHIUfiiES.
A pi II II
Simr Miknhala for Kauai .". p in
stmr W G Hall for I.alialua, Alanlaca,
(Conn. Kan and thu Volcano al III
o'clock a in
VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW,
ticlir Kti Mnl for Hawaii
Tim n Ku An Hon for v sikoiu
AnibktSO mlder, (irlllltlis for Han
Francisco
PASSENGERS.
l'l'oui Maul and Hawaii pci'slinr K'l
iiiiu. Apillll-JK Wilder, C 1 Wilder
and wife, JIIss A Kimball, Ilowatd
Hitchcock. Master li Locben-telii. Mrs
.1 Cm win. A W Itielianl-on, A Tibb, T
Kllioll, eien Kettle, Miss Hauuali Low,
Airs H 1 Low. H M Ou'teuil, F Mav,
A M Sproull, K II IJallov, V Ooodal'e,
Mis K II Daniel-1, Miss K Holt, Master
A Haldwin, Hon II P Baldwin. V IX
WooUcy, Mis S Kuaie, A Dunn an I KM
deck.
For Kauai per stmr WnlJleale. Apill
O A Peacock.
For Mnnl and Hawaii per -tmr W O
Hall, April !-.) Thompson. Mis K
Wliltiniiii, Air Campbell and Col Ham
Xnrrl.
ForMsini per stmr Likelike Apiil S
Mis Fcnnell. Captain Pritebaid. .1 X S
Williams, v 11 bpnoniT.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Tin' steamer Kiiiau ni lived llii- morn
ins fiom whidwnid ports. She brought
the following eaigo: 200J bigs stifj.ir,
'JIIO baps potatoes. 12 ).! com, :il pigs,
I! horses nnil lr.o packages. A pait of
tlicsujjartfocson Urn baikentiuo Wll
der. and tbe ieU on tin; bark Sonoma.
The bat k UN Wilcox is discharging
cargo at lliewei'.s wbaif.
'lite S (! Alle.ii, W 11 Dlmond. and
Ohaarc II day, out fiom -an Fran-ci-co.
Tlii'V may be. looked for wltliln
a ilny or so.
Tlio Japanese training -hips III y 1
and Kongo, mi l ed at Yokosuka, .lap
nil, on Feb villi fiom tbts poii via tbe
islands in lite South l'aellle.
Thosohr Kaalokal biouglit 1000 bags
-ug.-ir fiom Waianae.
Tlie steamer W (i Hall sniled this
morning fur windward ports under com
mand of dipt Walker, tbe chief ollleer,
('apt Freeman haying leinaiucd ashore
on account of sickness.
The Am bktne. S C. Wilder, dipt T II
(Jrlllltlis. will sill lo-moriow with a fiill
cargo of sugar for -an Francisco.
The link Sonoma will .-ail for San
Fr.iiicl-co about next Tnc-dny.
The stmr I'ele 1-. due Willi Mig.ir for
the baik Sonoma.
MAUI'KON'A.
Arrived: March HO, steamer I.chiiu,
from Hilo and way porl-: April!', fitinr
Kiiiau fiom Honolulu: ;, Am teiu VS
llowue, llluhm, 10 days fiom b'an Fiau
cleo; 7, stmr Kiiiau fiom Hilo and
wnyports.
bailed: Maicli "0, ttnir I.ehuii for
Honolulu; April 2, stmr Kiiiuii for Hilo
and w.iyports; :t, torn J O Noith for
San Francisco, wlili 10,21'J bag-, sugar
weighing 1,1211.340 lbs, valueil at 4(i2,
718 11; 7, stnir-Kinau for Honolulu and
wnypoi t.
BORN.
KEHUH At Waikiki, on April (Itli. to
the wife of A. W. Kcech. si aim.
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SUPREME COURT.
The following is the official report
of .Judge Hickcrton's remarks the
other day in granting the motion of
the Attorney-General for a nolle
prosequi of Hie insurrection defendants-:
'Yon may say, Mr. Wilcox, that
tlie intention of the Attorney'Oen
erul to move for leave to enter a
nolle prosequi in these" cases va3
made known to me a few days ago,
and now yon have heard what the
Attorney-General has said. The
Court grants the motion, and gives
leave to enter a nolle prosequi, and
Ihoy arc discharged."
Ane Hilo was convicted yester
day of assault with a dangerous
weapon. This morning she was sen
tenced to six hours' imprisonment
and the payniunt of 820 line with
costs, the satno sentence as adminis
tered by tho rolice Justice.
The appeal" of Kahatilopauolo
from conviction in Hie District
Court, Kwa, lor violation of the
lUhcry laws ended in a nolle prose
qui. The trial of A. Davis for rape is
in progress.
AT ClIAMlir.KS.
Chief Justice Jtulil to-day heard
tho tenth and eleventh accounts of
M. 1". Hobinson and S. C. Allen,
surviving trustees of tho estate of
tho into James Hobinson. It was
ordered that Hie accounts, with somo
low changes made, ho allowed and
llio Muster's report therein con
tinued. Mr. Justice McCuily granted pc
iition of KainaUakoa, by Enoch
lohnson, attorney, for probato of
will of tlie late Knliumhtiki, order
ing Hint letters testamentary be is
sued without bond.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
Tim Mjillo lto.il Club will meet al.
7: !0 this'e onitij;.
.Iax. V. MoikiakV lobular cudi .a1e.
will bo held at 1U o'clock to'itioirow,
On.wnit
niiny, is
still notivo ami weather
tliu latutt fiotn Volcano
Tin: coniniiltto on llic
I lie iV i ion will meel at tlie
evening nl 7 :").
picnic of
hall litis
II i:v l'asloi l-'cnticrg will liold di
iiu' -1'iviee in llio Cieuiian langunj;c
at V. M. f. A. hall on Snndav.
Tin: logiiliir nionlldy incciing ut
llio Hpiil.ini IJosilCluh will he iicld
Ihia evening nt their hy.tt lioifc nt
7:!K) o'clock.
Mr. It. A. van Middeldyk, who has
lately been a wiilur for thu Knglish
)icm of Vokoliaina, favored the
Ui;i.i.i:ti.v olllco with a vis-it to-day.
Tins nun ning'.s Morni was so sc
1 ions as lo Hood one of om piiutcis
out of ids hoiiio, iind his nbsi-nce
leaves the nHice luo shiirlluinded lo
oveil.ike .ill llic inatlcr inlcndcil for
litis K.-uie,
Tiim:i:-(iL'Ai:ii:iis of an lion:-after
the box plan for lite Mikado npcnril
tliis ufteinoon, Mr. I.evey liad clieck
ed of!' the la.sl .scat iintlt ltpstuii.s and
downs-laiis, and many people went
tiway disappointed.
llv oidor of tho Supiemc C'ouit .1.
F. llackfcld, guaulian, lias niithor
i.cd.Ins. F. Morgan to nil, Ap'ul Jlith,
a lot of land with buildings on Ala
kca nlieel, belonging to llic minor
children of the late .1. ('. l'llugci.
His i:ctlleney II. A. I', ('.tiler
him been appointed "Envoy Etia
onlinaiy and Minister I'lenipotcn
tiaiy near the (Jovcinment of llio
United States, as Delegate to tlie
I'rtii-Anieiiean Congics now assem
bled in llic Oilv of Waliingliui,
D. (.'."
A iii:avy clecliii: nIoiiii, willi liigli
wind and poming rain, struck llio
cjty in tlie caily honiij tliis nioining.
It was shot Hived but the weather lias
since been un-cttled. II may be in
leiesling to leant that Wiggins nv
dieted teirilic s-tornis foi the latlcr
pm I of las-t inonlh, and clectiical dis
turbances piodiicing volennocrf and
earthquakes in tlie Xoith l'aeilie.
His time for tlie Stales was just two
days too early lo be veiilicd by the
l.niiisvilic cyclone.
A DARING BURGLARY.
Juliti I-', llnv'ci'n IIdiini; Filter oil mill
IMiutilt-i-i'il of Vnlmilili' I'uHsii-n-mIuiin.
While Mr. and Mrs. John V.
Howler weio at the opeia last night,
their house on King street was en
tered, ransacked, and despoiled of
money and costly articles, The
burglar broke the glass in tlie front
door to effect an entrance. lie
thrummed on the piano and by that
ruse deceived neighbors into tlie be
lief that Hie people had returned
home. A 'hanging lamp was lighted
and then used to search the house.
The keys of tlie safe were found in
a waslistand, and with them access
was gained to the treasure. Chief
of Hie booty secured were $100 in
gold and some notes, two gold
watches, diamond earrings and other
jewelry. Furniture was damaged
and clothing strewed around the
house. Tims far Hie police have
made one arrest, on Hie strength of
slightly suspicious circumstances.
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Drill Co. C, Honolulu .Rifles,
at7:u0. '
Services at St. Andrew's Cathe
dral, at 7 :.')0.
Services at Central Union church,
at 7:30.
Oaliu Lodge No.
7:30.
. Mystic Lodge No
1, K. of P.
2, K. of P.
at
at
7 :.'K).
Hcnlani Boat Club, 7-:!0.
Committee Honolulu Ariou, 7
Myrtle Hoat Club, 7 :!!().
:!10.
EVENTS TO-MORROW.
Iteguiar cash sale, by J. V. Mor
gan, 10 a. in."
Sale of artists' effects, by L. J.
Levey, 1 1 a. in.
Central Pnion Chinch Ladies
lunch. '2 in.
JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS.
The steamer Waialealo took 71
Japanese, tiO men and 11 women, for
Lihue Plantation.
Tho steamer Likcliko look the
following allotments: Iluclo Planta
tion, ill ; Reciprocity Sugar Co.,
ill; liana Plantation, !10.
Tlie steamer Kdauea Hon took
for Laupalioehoe Plantation, 10, of
whom 1 are women; for Hawi Plan
tation 10 men and 'J women; for
Kohaia Plantation. .'10 men and 7
women; for Niulii Plantation, 20
men and I women.
T7ASTER Hats for Ladles, I'.aVcr
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All Hats for Mli-ses, Kaster
Hals for
Children at Chas. ,f. Flshel's.
517 lw
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N Immense assortment of Tilninied
Easier Hats at Ohas. .1. Flsltel'.s.
517 iw
WANTED
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family. Apply to '!! 100," at
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN
JL iidojItiiiiiiH, purely locnl mutter
Mulled t.) foreign counlricH. (3 per
Milium,
IuIly nmjMili Honolulu, "I i. i.Ai'ifii., o, lhsju.
AMATEUR OPERATIC SUCCESS.
Tlie UKn.lo liy (Ulltiit unit Sulli
van I'l'uiliU'l-il lA I. oral Tnli'Kl.
Veiy fnvoiabie reports weio heard
of the rehearsals of tlie Mikado
Opeia Coinpany, compose 1 entiicly
of local amateur lalcnt, and llio
happy cNpcclalions ihus raised wetc
not disappointed in lite first public
piodiictiou.
The Hawaiian Opera House was
lilted even to Mantling room for this
event ,esteidny evening. Practi
cally all of Honolulu's notability
was ropicseuicd in the aiiditotlum.
Tlie King anil Princess l.iliuokalani,
and lions. John O. Unininis and A.
i?. Cleghoin, were in the loyal bow
The following weie the dranialis
persoiiii':
The Mikado of .lupin.. Mr It Munlcaglo
NnuM Pooh (hi sun) ..MrW II Hoogs
Koko (I.oid High i:eellllniicr) ...
Mr HP bishop
Poolt Itnli (Lord High Hvciyihlng
P.Uo) Mr Wl.-jwers
PMiTiishfA noble l.onH
Mr V Iileinanu
Yum Yum. I RNtcis, fMls Xoliy
. ...... ,i i v. ii muiiiiiiill
RMcis, f MNs Xolt.'
Wards J Mr-.. I Howler
of Miko 1.MN-- M lUhmati
rilll fclng.
Peen I'o.
Knlisha (nn eldeily Itulv in low
with Xm 1 Po(di)
Mh W W Dimoiid
Hi-Kiehl (allend.ml lo the Mikado)
WT Mon-.ir'al
l.o-b-'hu (ailci il.inl to Koko)
(icitiude Ilrowu
coin's or i.adii:-.
Mrs lleiiowil.
Mi s.I F lb own,
Alice Clink,
J.llu Ciiiiuniii,
May Cummiii",
lluilha Dexter.
Ida Dower.
Illrcli Fanning,
i:aHait. '
May How land,
ill is hcoiioNaiuic.
Mrs II Lose,
lane Llsbuiaii.
Kalie Lislinisii.
Mi- Livingstone.
I ebbic I.vle.
Ml-A P Pelcl-on,
.Mis- Walker.
III'.NTI.KMI S.
riiouus or
.1 All. HI.
W Ilr.i-b.
C ( lolel,
11 Daldson.
w W Dliiioml,
W II UC.ietg,
.1 Iluhi-.1i.
C Kaiser,
F Killger.
W S Mn v.
WTMo'nvtiral.
K More,
S P. I'letee.
M Pbl'lip-.
W ltlcllillllsl.il.
Ceo K Sinilbii.'s.
i: Stiles.
Mr Vaiigban.
.1 Wnljiee,
C Warren.
II A Widcinami, jr
'1 hen Wolff.
Prof. Heiger and live members of
the Royal Hawaiian Hand composed
the orchestra, and they were dress
ed in Japanese costume like those
on the stage. Prof. Sativlet, con
duct or of the opeia, was also array
ed like'a son of the "Land of the
Rising Sun."
The Mikado overdue by tlie or
chestra, with Mana Wideiiianu for
the nonce at llic piano, preceded the
rising of tho curtain. When that
happened the male chorus burst on
the view, eliciting a hum of admiia
tion for their elaborate ami varie
gated Japanese dicss, their many
stalwart figures, and their deft ma
nipulation of tlie fans with which all
were wcaponcd. They gavo the
opening song, "If you want to know
who we are," in good slyle, when
entered Nanki Poo.
Mr. Hoogs had been a star in the
Honolulu Minstrels, but this was ins
debut in opera. His well propor
tioned form was shown to advantage
in an acrobatic costume, and, when
well entered on his work, his stage
bearing was an attraction whenever
he appeared. Ilia singing through
out both acts revealed qualities that
showed he only had hitherto lacked
adequate opportunity for placing
himself in the front rank of amateur
vocalists. In every respect lie bore
tlie character assumed id a very cre
ditable manner.
Mr.Carl Widemann was tlie next
soloist to appear. In Pisli Tush's
song, "Our great Mikado, virtuous
man," lie displayed a clear and cul
tivated voice. A slight trace of
timidity soon disappeared, and his
last stanzas were flawless.
Mr. W. Lowers was the third star
of the first act to blaze forth. He
was Pooh Ilah, the hqldcr of a mul
titude of high functions, an exqui
site of the first' water withal.
His dress was in keeping 'with his
multifarious dignities. His acting
was simply superb, such as would be
above criticism in a professional.
His singing on every occasion was
admirable. Mr. Lowers, in short,
made himself indispensable to future
operatic pi odiictions of resident ama
teurs. Mr. E. V. Hisliop, as Ko Ko, Lord
High Executioner, it might express
everything to say, lilted Ids part lo
ii dot. He is so well known, in dif
ferent departments of the comic
stage, that a description of ids play
ing would be an old story. The au
dience wcro thoroughly amused with
Ins accents, his gestures, his by
play, and, the aim of lids kind of
opera being wholly amusement, Mr.
Bishop's established lame was fully
justilied by Ins representation of Ko
Ko throughout.
Tliis review following the course
of the play thero is no apology
needed for deferring mention of the
chorus of ladles beforo their time.
They came escorting Yum Yum,
Peep Ho, and Pitt I Sing, and break
ing forth in tho heralding song,
"Comes u train of littlo ladies."
Tlie Japanese costume is not second,
except perhaps in simplicity, to tho
Hawaiian for giving freedom to tho
graces of tho female form cither in
reposo or motion. When the daz
zling array of beauty, in their ne.it
and numerously lined attire, there
fore, swayed to and fro or danced,
gesturing with fans, all in rythmic,
unison with their voices, it is hard
to say whether tho eye or tlie ear
had tho bettor of thu onjoyment.
When tho two choruses of ladies and
gentlemen combined, the stage wa3
a scene of animated coloring kalei
doscopic in beauty, and joining in
song they lillcd tho air with a mag
uillcent, rising and falling, Hood of
harmony.
Introduced ns Girded the "throe
little maids from school" sang the
charming Irio now familiar to Eng
lish cais everywhere. They simu
lated tlie tittering naivete of glil
Itoml willi accomplished tact, mak
ing a very pretty pictuie as lhe
shielded their faces with their fans. ,
Tlie trio was also well sung. Miss
Nolle had made sevctal enviable
successes on the amateur musical .
stage, hut never In such u responsi- '
blu tote as now. Since her debut, i
however, the cultivation of hot line i
talent has been pioeecdiug, latterly
under Piof. Sauvlet. Having gain
ed eonlidcnee as well as technical
skill, she scot eel an assured success
on litis occasion. .Mr3. J, T. How
ler's high repute as a vocalist cer
tainly suffered no diminution, while
tlie excellence of her acting m an
microtia pail won only encomiums.
Miss M. Listnnati in music and busi
ness charmingly represented Peep
Ho.
Mrs. W. W. Dimoiid (Katislia)
appeared near the close of Hie first
act. It cannot be invidious to wiy
that she was the piima donna of the
opeia. The character and the inn-ie
require Hint she should have been
so, and her carrying nut of the part
justilied hers nt least as a con eel
assignment. Willi a sweet and tlex
ible oice, nn intelligent and potent
expression, and action of animated
grnccfulncss, Airs. Dimoiid imparted
a fresh liveliness to llio piece from
her entrance, maintaining it with nn
(lagging fidelity to the grand finale.
Her singing of the dilllcultnieastiies
was such as only natural qualities
of a rare order well cultivated could
lit anybody for emulating.
Mr. I!. Monleagle, holding the
titular lolc, entered in great state
near tho middle of the second act.
He was anayed in soinliiegorgeous
ness, a.id attended by Hi Kichi (Mr.
W. T. Monsarr.it) holding a vast
umbrella over his head. The at
tendant towering a head over the
monarch made everybody laugh willi
Ids capital business, as Ids lithe
figure swayed, in eagerness to keep
up with tlie slightest movement of
His Majesty the Mikado. After ids
duct with Katislia, the song, "Mi
kado," was given by that dignitary.
Monleagle in this as well as Ids
bearing thioiighout gae thorough
satisfaction.
I'lte Mikado abounds willi tattling
solos, duets, quartets, and choruses,
besides containing seveial songs ol
a sweetly plaintive character.
Among tlie more comical incidents
of the play two may be mentioned.
Ono is whore Ko Ko tries to "get
used" to Nanki Poo's endearments
toward Yum Yum, the loving pair be
ing only too willing to aid him in his
experiments with Ids tender feelings.
The other is when the discovery is
made that Nanki Poo, executed" on
paper by Ko Ko with Poo Hah ac
cessory, is the Mikado's son, and
the culprits writhe and wriggle in
anguish under the cold and cruel
judgment of the Mikado.
That which mostly added to the
artistic effect throughout was the
true Japanese stag6 settings. To
anyone) at till conversant with the
marvelous effects the Japanese land
scape gardens produce, the scenes
were most truly appreciated, in
the first act, tho summer-house, with
its characteristic veranda of plain,
unpainted wood, tiled roof, stuccocel
joints, carried one to tlie "Land of
the Rising Sun," and in the second
and final act, tlie painter had por
trayed to a nicety tlie beautiful
grass-roof of a country farmhouse,
with all its rural beauty and 'sim
plicity. For a first appearance especially,
the Mikado Opera Company have
merited unstinted praise. Their suc
cess is mainly attributable to Prof.
Sauvlet tho conductor. His capa
city for Mich work, a labor of love
to him, was fully revealed to '.he
community last uiglit. For many
weeks tlie professor had given
nightly service to the training of all
for their parte. Only a small pro
portion of his material approached
ripeness for being utilized in such
an ambitious musical enterprise
when lie took it in hand. Prof.
Sauvlet a high professional experi
ence, his rare power for organizing,
his ability of conducting, and re
markable patience and perseverance
nil contributed to a result that may
well gratify even such a veteran
musician. It was astonishing to sec
llic professor using one hand in
giving time emphatically to the
singers on tlie stage while perform
ing his piano accompaniment in llic
orchestra.
Mr. J. F. Brown's work as stage
manager had also no small share in
tlie whole happy achievement.
Thu pcrlormance will be repealed
to-morrow night. No bettor pioof
of tho triumph achieved in the ini
tial production could bo wanted
than tlie fact that a throng has be
sieged the ticket olllco throughout
this forenoon in order not to bo dis
appointed in securing seats when
tho sale began at one o'clock this
afternoon.
ItlfiETrNCJ NOTICE.
ANKEMJE.
HKItlt Pastor I unhurt; wlid nm
Somitag, den III April, Vormit.
lacs 11 Dhr eliicu ileut-chun (Voltes,
dienst In dcr Y. M. O A. Hall iiblnlten.
Ml It
I'M IK regular monthly meeting of thu
X Mvitlu boat Club will be hehl
THIS (Wednesday) HVHNINH, at 7:110
o'clock sharp, at tho Club bouse. All
members nie leipiested to bo present as
business f impoitaiiee will coiun before
tlm meeting. C. K. WILDEIE,
re I It S'eietary.
KOYAIi HAWAIIAN
OPERA HOUSE
1.. .1. I.rvi : l.rs-i i .
Sl'l'l I m rso Mil MI.S I III nn
HI.IOU
(lOIIICllj tj Dl'illllillif
fllLVN'D uPlixiXU N'KHIT
Monday April 14th
When will be pii-mled for the ibsi
time In Honolulu
A Dangerous Woman
A Comedv Dinnii In rive Acts b
llaitley Campbell.
i
tdf Tlds coinpany of specially -e-leeted
piofes-lonals cousi-i of the fol
lowing well-known popular nelois-iiiil
actresses;
l.lle Liuuhaui.
Kale Dalgltsh.
Iloiaee I-.wlug,
IniiigenoHbeile.
rrankCle.ne-,
l)aid Klin i,
Will ltobeils.
Italph Ciiiumlugs,
Tied. .1. Alwooil.
fitflrbox iilan for the lii-t iduht will
lie open at I, .1. L.-M-y's odlee on Pil
da. April I lib, al I ii'elock r. M.
.V.M .it
Ulj-tflWfl Bookstore.!
( ALL and (iET THE
SPIDER and FLY !
Sonie'l hill;;: New
And keep youipelf out of liiilhci
mitchicf foi .i while.
I'M 'LI. LINK OF
Base Ball Goods
NOW ON H VXD.
Thus. (2.T1IKUM,
"'2i Iw 1'iopiietoi.
TAI WO CHAN,
Manufacturer of lidies'
unci (JeulIeiiHu'.s
French Kid & Calf Skin Shoes
Mlllllin OlIIILll.
I'l'UKi'il or Menril; nlNii, NuiIiIIi-h.
:J3 Niiiiiinu hi., : : : P. O. Ue. 201.
apt 7.'.'0 ly
Cosmopolitan Host mi runt.
rpilIS well. known house h: s nmiin
JL changed hands .Inn Hco, the best
cook in llio city, 1ms tcpurchnbul the
Block ami tivtuicp. nnil will starl tliu
restuurnnt afresh Tl'BhD.W, April 8th
Hoping all patrons will give him a call.
Jio.suii I'l'.n wni.u:
Outer Hooni .4.50
Single Meals 2.1
Pi Iv.itu Kooin r. .VI
Single Meals :n
Dinners, both rooms 'Jfi
J UN HKK,
fi'JI Iw '"- -. Proprietor. '
von SALE
I7MIIBWOOI) for tale nt lliiwalhin
Commercial Hide.sieoni", comer o
Queen and Nimtnu streets. -118 if
FOR SALE
AFirst-clasR Cow (lcrrcv Dm ham), :i
good littlo Sulille Horse (native
bred), u Piano, a Sewing Machine, mid
a Typewriter. Apply ut' my resilience
on .ludd street.
522 It M.P. OLADK.
For Snlu at. Low Kates
N11W Phaetons and Top Haggles,
Praer null Cold Walter f.'.uU. 1
business Buggie, Polo ami Sltnft; nleo,
Second burnt Hacks, Open and Top ling
giee, all in good condition; and Hoi-es
suitable for plantation use. Applv
HAWAIIAN HOTKLSTAUI.KS,
511 liu S I. Hlriw, Man iger
SALT FOIt SALE.
1HAVH received a lew bundled bags
of Halt, ol the veiy best (pifdlty.
etch bag weighing l'Jtl pounds, I will
fell ut ery lowest piicn at ifl enclij
Fpculiil reduction by the ton Onleis
fiom oilier IslamU' will be promptly
attended to with satisfaction piuran.
teed, Address nil orders to
Ciias I. HlItAM,
510 2ni llrihnoipo, Hoholn'ii, Oidiu.
WANTED
COPIKSnf tho Daii.v Hu.i.rriN, ol
the dates t-peellled below, ."(I ceni
a copy will ho paid for the ame on
dell veiy at this olllco:
Jmiunry VZ, lfiSO, it Copied,
WANTED
1 (.'oTTACiK coiiMiibnt lo
IV titioea caib Would like
(inlet iilueii iiim Hotel. Mo.
ilci.Uu i cut ilce-iicd. Aridicii "C. C,"
nou.KiiM onii'c. nyu ti
WANTED
moi a 'I'f) unit for 1 uiimtli a l.ar.;
&$!P I Ibioiii oi Hall, eitliii
tUttiHl ground llooi ot upsiaiiH, iiiusi
be centtiilly t-ituated. lir I f
IJonl ICsttito For Sale.
rp'0 Houses and Lots on
X. (i)Uo 1,'iiie, Palania.
Couveuii'iit lo Men m and tram
cur. Very healthy, locality. Lot on
ivlni: slrcM, near Haiiiuuku's Line. For
paitlculura imply to
.IOIIN P. IIOWLKR.
I Oi Chas. T. (Itillck, ptoam
wwjoi nri
I&PKiMNlTY BONDS
OK
Life
Society of the
.j
Equitable
Extract .From Annual Circular to Agenta.
r f
"We purpose plac-iiii; iu your hands to offei to the public an Indem
nity Dotiil. Many will be attracted by the fact that you are selling the
bonds of a life insurance society with nssesls over S10.", 000,000.00, nnd
will not fail upon examination to see its intrinsic inerits.
"This, witli our various forms of 'routine Policies will, (as you arc
now ablu to (piote the icsults of twenty year Tontines) give, you great
advantages over others, as no other company will foi a number of years,
be able to show actual results on similar Policies.
"IIHNHY 11. IIYDK,
"President."
tosir Send foi illusli.itive pamphlets, or call in person ut Hie inn ler-signed.
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
(Jeneial Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands, Kipiitnhlr Life Assurance Sociclv
of the P. S. Jan-1-90
i
Photographic Goods!
A LA KOK AKSOUTMHNT OF
A MAT IS UK OUTFITS !
Pioin !?sr.f in .fiiKi p.ub.
lI'KOP'AK .CAWERAS'!"'".;
Tho M. A. Si:i:i) and the PAItHPTT DHY PLATK5,
The YKAU HOOK OP PHOTOGRAPHY,
1HUTIKH. PlIOTOOKAPHIC ALMANAC,
AMF.ItlOAN ANNUAL OK PHOTOOHAPIIY
And PIIOTOOIIAPHH' MOS10sr
HOLLISTER & CO.,
10i PORT MTIIKKT.
12. It. Hr.Ntmv. President & Manager. .Ioiin Kn, Vice-President.
(tUiii'iiKV llttow.v. Seeietarv .V: Treiisurer. ejr.ou. lir.oww, Auditor.
HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,
C 1.1. U.I 'IMS l.)
Onpu. Spreclu'ln' Itmik, : Fort .Street, Honolulu.
I.Ml'ORTEItS nod DKALHKS IN
Gen'l Hardware, Glassware, Crockery,
Genuine llavilauil China, pliin and decorated; and Wedejcwocd
Wares,
l'iano, Libr.ny & Kl.unl 1inips, t'handeliers it KU'cliiliori.
Lamp Fixture-, of all kind.-, A complete assot'.ni't of Dulls : Files,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES cl' EVERY DESCRIPTION !
Tho "O.uellc" .'-wheeled Ridint Plow .V I-:.ii,ih.er,
Hluehearil Rice Plow, Pl.inteis' Steel it lluo-cnecked Ho-i,
Oiln, Oiln,
LAKD, CYLINDER, KKROSKNK, LINSKHD,
Paints, Vainishcs kfe lrrusliCH, Manila JL Kia.il Hope, "
HAN DLLS OF ALL KINDS,
Howe, Honc, PJ.ow.,
RHHBKR, WIRI'MIOIINI) of .stip-iior ipi.ility, k STKA.M,
Agate lion Waie, Hilver Plated Warn, Tablo ,t Poek.i tJiillury.
Powder, Shot vV Oaps, The Uclcbialcd"('liib" Maeliine-loudcd Curtridne-,,
HaitV Patent "Duplex" Dio Slock foi Pipe & Holt Tliicadin,
llartniau'a Steel Wiiu l'euce Steel Wiio Mnti,
Win. O. Fiber'r, Wrotit;bl Steel P.iim;i.s
Gate Citv Stone Fillers,
"New Proems" Twist Drillr,
uov-29-SU NciiI'h OaiiiiiuL' Paim-.
Club Stables.
LIYERY, BOARDING & SALE
STAULES
Fort Street above Hotel Street.
477 -X&R BOTH TELEPHONES Jtf-477
The, above Stables sue. now fully
eipilpped and aie prepared to fiuiil-li
tlii! public at a moment's notice with
SADDLE HORSES,
Horses & Carriages, Wagonettes,
Siurey.s, Hog Cait-, lite. Ktc.
HORSES BOARDED
llytlie Iuy, AV'olc oi-.Moiitli,
And Batisfiietlon gnarantPcd. Special
alicnlion paltl to nie care of e.utiagef
HACK STAND:
-'r. .Me'i'olKiitt r UoIIii-IIh,
Oppiihbu tlm Police Slallon. Itoih
Telephone-, l.'ij, and connected bv elee-
nie hell with .Studies, mi that a hick
e.tn be called nt either place.
ftr New Packs, Safe Hoises, and
(iiiod, Sober Dilvets.
S. 1 JKAIIA.1I,
"18 lw Mniiiir.
'PHE BEST PAPER tosniivilbu
X lor Is thu "Dally lUtllutlti." 0(1
c dIh per inonlh.
M
;i.m,HNWH ? .'tntu'irfX-Mrmiittti.'n'' s
THU
Assurance
United Stateo.
.
UONOMIML
Base Ball Goods !
Mre. THOS. LACK.
Agent for Spaldint: Hnso Hall puppliis,
will icceive per .Steamers Aus
tralia and Alameda a full
line of tin: latcM
ies for 1
-U.BO-
The Rules & Regulations for '90
Do not forget tint Jlrs 'I bos. Lick,
til Fori mice!, lias the ngenry
fot the world renowiti it
SpulUiiiK'H Sport ing (Joeiel.s.
t3f ('till for ouu of Spalding's Cain
login's free. .11-1 Iw
OCI0A1V1O-
Steamship Comp'y
FOIt SAX FKANC1SCO,
j Tlio.Al .Steamship
"AUSTRALIA,"
Will limo Honolulu for the nbovo
port on
Friday, April 1 1th,
AT NOON.
Foi Fielghloi Pus-nBO, apply lo
. WM. O. IRWIN & CO., AsjentB.
ri0 iw
THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPER
I. "Thu Dally bulletin." 60 ceiite
pur month.
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