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ARRIVALS.
Mny Hi
ll .M ri tf Mmlpn-ta. llnywiird, 1: ',, dn,
from Sun l-'raiioi'
Stnir Kimiu from .Maid ami Hawaii
Slmr MiiMiiil fniiu Molokal
tolir llalcakula iroiii Hawaii
OEWWTURHSi.
.May lo
ll M S S .Mur'pna. 1 Is.yw anl. for tin1
Colonics
Si'lir Hawaiian! for Kiolau
VESSELS LEAVillG MONDAY.
Smir Moliolll for .MulnU:il ill i 111
Siuir .) A Cummins for Koulait at 0 a in
Srliv I.uka for Koliala
Sclir ICa Mol for Koliolali'li'
I law lik I.aily l.:iiupun. Kmlcrtcii, fur
San Frauci-co
PASSENGERS.
Front sin l'r.iiicNi'o per s S Maii
pna. May M Mi. M A Akoau. K
ICIirllcli. .1 P 1-Vici-aml wife. .Mi.1oiii
liracc anil 1 wo children, A I loftier. Ml
llonier. 1' Lewis, wile, dniiuhter, and
iiil'itnt, .1 Lynn. Mi MeCaituuv and
child, TIkw II McCnite. Airs llonry Me
linite. II J .MrCov, A Moore iinil" wife,
Mrs y liulph, Mis M Scliinidt and two
children, .s M Savl'nrd. II A Wilcox, W
II Worswick, V A .MallMleld. K 11
Miillb, .Inn Staler, and Mi l.'alpli.
In transit: 1 for Tntiiila, for Auok
Imid, anil '.'II lor Sydney.
I'Yotn windward jioi ts per -tinr Kl
11.111 .Mtiv 10 M' C Wilder, O ICaNer, A
Vocl, V V Thnnn. II (' Notion, Geo V
Hcacim. .M Morri, Mrs L I'nlnmu neid
child, lico Kent, A O )owuil, Cli:i-
MIco,C II .Mnl.ee, T li Lyon. AV L
Dccota and wife. Mis W Y ilorner, and
7S deck.
I'lutn Moloka! pei sum Mokolii. May
Ill-Ilk l.nnlaliip Hilnp orotha, Kcv
I'alhcr M'cndelin, and Hi deck.
SMPPK'JG H0TE3.
Tlie 'linr Kintiii ctinie in thi- inortiin
fioin windwaid pniN wltli li.ll.'il ha
Miar, '-'117 bnjjs spud., ::o ha;s corn, :t:i
ik;j- lildc, !! Iioises, lL'J sheep, oil pij;
and 110 jiltjjs sundric.
The. lern KxceNior alrlvcd at I'urt
Itlnkely friun till- port on April L'S.
Tliu'lliit lik Itlrker ailoil,froin l.mi
iIimi for llonohtln on April I.V.
The SS; Mariposa. Capr J I M Ilay
ward, artived at about ii o'clock this
mornlri;;. ti dn- and IS homvi fioni San
I'r.iiiL'isi'ii. ri'Scliarscd pilot off whlsl
llnj,'. buoy May :!, :il :':-!) pin. Had
llhl wes'iurly Winds and smooth sent
loMuy 7, theiico to port expeilcncod
U&ht noilheast and cartel ly winds with
-moot It sea. .She bioiilil iJ.MI.OOo
licasiiro, 2l! il.s dry t;oois, 1 liur.-e. !)
cases maeliiner.v. 1 pkf;s telegraph 111:1
t.'lial, 100 bxs hKilininoiis rock, and
2.11 pUge sundries.
The only arilvals at S.in Kratici-eo
f.10111 tills kingdom Mnce onrlntadviees
were: May 1 I!r bk Deanlleld. Irwine,
211 days from Honolulu, and the Am
lent flora ltliihm. Moore. 22 das from
Kidiilhli. The ilup.ntilies were: Apr
27, bgt Wfi Irwin for Kaliuliil; 2!). lik
Andrew Welcli. and bkt I'liintei, and on
-pr W, likr Irnigaid, all for II0110I11I11.
MAIU'KO.N'A.
Arrivals; Apr 2lt Slmr Kluaii from
Ilonohilit; till Ivinnii from llilo; !I0
-imr Hawaii from llonolnhi; May 1
.stnir Lohna from Honolulu: : t K 1 1 1 : 1 1 1
fiom Honolulu: U Klnau from Illlo.
Departure's: Ajir 2:! stnir Klnau for
Illlo mid w.iy iotts; 2!) Klnau for Ho
nolulu and way ports; :10 tiur Iluwnli
lor llauiakua; May 1 tmr Lehuii for
IMitiihau and way port-.; :i Klnau for
Illlo nnd way ports; 0 Klnau for Ho
nolulu and way pou.
BORN.
l!(lltni:X In Illlo, Mny 7th. In the
wile of W. C. Itorden, u (liiiiKliti'r.
PUBLIC CONCERT.
Tlii) Hoyal Hawaiian llnnil will
play this afternoon at Kimnu .Square
(ioinmciicing at l :ll o clock
lowing is the programme:
Marelt-TheY'ildVet
1 ivcriiirc Light Cavalry. . .
Muale Slrailella
helcction .lerusalem
Walt. .Mornenlilaller. . . .
ijiiiuli'llle Hon Jour
l'ol-
Mulier
.Suppo
riotow
Willi
Straus
.ZlUuff
SUPHEME COURT.
In re estate of .1. M. Kapena of
llonoiulj, Oahu, deceased intestate.
I-'irst and final account of O. T. (In
lli'lc, ailniinistrator, and his petition
lor ilischnru. Onlered that liis
accounts lie allowed anil lie dis
charged upon his filing final re
receipts. Adininislrator'a cash ic
ceiptH, 17-' I. Ol! ; aduiinistrator's
cash payments, SI 128. OH; halance,
S'JD.I.lkS. V. . .Smilli for iieti
lioner; petitioner in person.
THAT BASE BALL CHARTER.
Km rou ISri.i.r.TiN :
This morning's Advertiser makes
a number of siateinenti concerning
what tlio Cabinet proposes to do con
cerning n charter of incorporation
applied for hy tlie Huso Hull League.
The petition for a ehiuter has not
been considered by the Cabinet, nml
to at least three niciiiliers, including
uiyaelf, this morning's paper con
veyed the llrst personal information
I hut a charter had been applied for.
l.unitiN A. Turns iox.
OCAL & CEHSRAL HWS,
A Ctrl I'Ai.l
Ml cot.
li) III nil Niliillllll
I'lVi: CllillOM! Wi'H' aili'.t('d hlt
niKlit lit I'liwmi for pliiyinit f.m tun.
Hli. H. .U.Huwiill, I'
S.uuo.i, ic ii pasf-onor
pnn.
Con
III!'
ul l
Mini-
liv
Tin: Post Orlio
Aiili:ili:i ypslon
2'Jf.H pnpi-iis
i' ihvp ilrlii l Hy tin1
,iv i'.ll'.l IcIIi'i.m' mill
I.':mi:miii:i: Uit upooinl mm loo in
Y. M.C. A. Iinll at TiIMtbii ovi-niii:.
Hum boil V wolooine.
llAKCHAM. this ufli'l noi.11 :d :!:".(),
IhMwccii the Slni.s and Hawaii' if il
does not tain loo lninl.
TltiiMiluof gofiiU nilil cludlelii lie
loii:im; In l''nok I.iiiij; A- l'n is pn-t
ponoil till Tuesday, Tdoy 20lli.
Tin: Mile of iiiiicli's boloiiging li
tlie estate nf I'ook Lonn A Cn, i
postpnncil in 'I'lienlay, May 2.ltli.
Attkntiox is called
clcaianee snlo of lino
the llnwaiiau Cniiiauo
ing Co.
lo a .iecial
eauintics by
Mannfiiettir-
Mii'-si'H. Ileniy D.nios A; Co. inn
tlie i2xcluuivo n;;ents fur the Cliinnx
liukiiip i'owder for (ho 1 Iitwnii.iu
Island.
Tin: latet sunr ipiolaliou when
the Maiipo.'ii left was ..I)(J (.aliout
frame n by the Au-ti.ilia) v.itlt up
wind tendency.
Mtt. .1. K. .Morgiiu will hold an ini
jkii limt eicilil tlade i-ale id hi i-alet-looms
on Tiic.'day, W'edne'd.iy, and
Thutf-day of next wei k.
M i:1nr.1iH of .Meehiinic 'Kngiui'
Cninpaoy nil' ri'ities(e( to nicet -it I!
o'clock p. in. (iHiioiimv, tn nlli'iiil
tin; funeral of the late C. Hiram.
Tin: pen ices of tho m-i uuil connre
iralion id Si AndnMV'.s Ciilhcdial ln-
nioiiow will be at 1 1 :l."ia.in. and 7 :"()
p. 111. Itev. Alt"c. Maekinlnsli, pas(oi.
Tin: S. S. Zealanili.i will uil foi
the Colonies) at li o'clock thi ovo-
niiitf. Mis Sophia Henry and Iwo
olhcr.s have engaged puMio by her.
.- - -
Dii. Ili'iui Mcdrow anil wife wcie
oxpictcil by t In Maripos.i, but did
not come, Then names wcie on (he
piinteil i)iiHsenj.;er lit, but were
MTnlchcrf old.
Tin: I'.iilish l.cnevolcnl Hocicl
will meet this eeniu; at the lliitisli
Club, til 8 o'clock, for tlie pmpuo of
considering how iiiiecn 'iclotia'fi
liiithihiy hhall be ohsonod by (lie
iociely.
Ix the Police Court thin moriiinj,'
live Chinamen weie each lined ."fl-l
and -i'l- i'osIh and K'litenccd tifini
lui.'ontucnl, at. hnid labor for one
hour for :unin;:. Clins. .lohn-on mid
Dillon p.iid the usual line for drunk
eiiness. AX oveicoat WllU'll fdiiiciino left
behind at the Aiionopionic may be
iccovcred by the owner at the Kail
i.iy ilepol. A bunch of koya and
a teaspoon found at tlio fame plncf
nv;i i I identilication at the Ciitciion
Saloon.
- - -
Ovi: fit the noted anivals l the
MaiipoMi was Air. lleuiy .1. McCoy,
(ii'iior.il Secielary of tho Han Kiun
cico Youiifj Men'. Cliristian AMieia
lion. Mn. .McCoy visited lloiiolulu
live yens aj,'o, and wa.i hi pleased
with the'eity and people, that lie has
letuiued to enjoy n few weeks' of
needed lost fioni his lint;e and kihw
iii't woik in the Stale.
Mlt. .Inliii Sl.itei, niiuil-readei, ami
Hi. man.iKcr, Y. .1. Hay, who wcie
booked (lnouli for Kyilnoy by the
Maiipnsn, luivo decided to lny over
hero until next steaBior. Mr. Slater
who in on a tour of (ho woild, i.
fipnkeii of as one of the lento.! ine
iliuniK known. On the t:ip down Mr.
Slater i;reatly nili(ied tlie paben
gers by exhiliitions of liid niaiveloiis
power?. Diuiii hi-- -tay hcie one or
two enterlainmcutH will be given by
him, under (he direction of Mr. L. .1.
J.PVI'W
EVENTS THIS EVENINU.
Hand concert at Kiiima Square,
at '1 :.'10.
Special services at the. Y. M. C.
A. hall, at 7:!!0.
Meeting of Hrilish Henevolont
Society, at I'.ritih Club, at S.
A FATAL SH0T7
iMr. Chnrles Ilirain, the King's
concilium), who resided near the
barracks, was shot through tho sto
iiincli last evening, at about !)
o'clock, hy a South Sea
and died between one
Islander,
and two
o'clock 1I1N morning.
. The facts of tiie case as far as
ascertained areliriellythe.se: Hiram
was standing on the steps of the
veranda of his house when a South
Sea Islander named Lui, approach
ed and wanted lo know where a cer
tain South Sea Island woman was
who lived with Hiram's family.
This woman lormerly lived with
Lui, but is :ul to have deserted
him because ol ill treatment. lie
had been frequently around Hiram's
piemises recently, endeavoring in
vain to entice tlie woman away, and
had threatened to shoot her. Hiram
ordered tho' man oil' the premises,
whereupon tlie latter discharged a
gun which he held in his hands,
hhooting Hiram ub above stated, and
then ran off. Tho nun was after
wards found in the road.
Mr. .John Sullivan who was pass
ing at the lime soon came to Hi
ram's assistance. Dr. Mcflrcwwas
sent lor, hut had no nopss of the
patient's recovery. Diligent search
was made hy the police lor tlio mur
derer, hut without success to the
present time,
into HAPIPINQS.
Kci'f.lntt. I i Hi It ill 11 t!e :ii i... Tin,
('mill 'I'cini.-Htiliuilii unit Ollice
I tl'llls
(Trniu tin llri.l.t.ris Staff ( 'ot respond
ent I
Tlie slcamfr Kinau that left Ho
nolulu 011 l-'tiday, 2nd iust., at ' p.
111., 111 rived here Sunday. Kb. at li
j a. 111. Tlie many passengers ill
1 ready iccouled, with olheis picked
up ut wav poits, scrambled up the
iron ladder from the urf boat, all
glad to escape lioiu Hie ea but
sorry to llnd llilo weeping at (heir
arrival. Il rained tondily all that
day. Monday brought agiceable
lifts in (he clouds and there was not
an hour Unit one could not walk a
block without gelling wet, Tlie sun
actually came Into view a few mo
ments one time. Since then the
weather has varied I'rom light show
ery to line, hut always more or less
cloudy.
Nothing very unusual happened
on the trip up. The chancls ran
high and there was more distress on
board in consequence than all the
benevolent societies in the kingdom
could relieve. A high authority
professed to be glad to perceive in
own case of anguish tlie rest of so
ciety getting even with the news
paper Iraleinity. It is sad thus to
observe a disposition everywhere to
gloat over the sulfeiings of a fellow
creature for the Mike of the poor
consolation of thinking that the
checks and balance, of fate art
working with unerring precision
A strong sea was running and
high winiHilowing during the steam
er's stay at Mahukona. She drag
ged her anchor once and engaged in
a lussel with the tern W. S. Uownc.
Hy the strenuous exertions of both
crews damage was avoided. Once
the bow of the Kinau struck the for
word starboard bulwarks of the
lio'.vue, and for a few minutes it was
haul wotk keeping the steamer fioni
tooling the sailer's rigging.
Tlie coast aro unusually green
where once a parched deseit tilled
the view. This is owim: to (lie
abundance ol rain the past season.
Ol course the Court term enlivens
llilo. A great, number of.jurors and
witnesses from the country aie here,
and more expected. Hon. .1. Mars
den, one of (lie Nobles elected on
the independent ticket, is in town,
also Mr. Hrodericlc'of llauiakua and
oilier well-known people.
A big tunaway occurred Monday,
a double team in one of Wilson
l'.ros.' drays galloping down one of
the steep cro-s streets. .The driver
pale as a sheet hung on to ihe reins
bravely, although dislodged from his
seat, and, guiding the frightened
aiiiiiialstound two sharp corners,
stopped them without damage near
the l'ost Olllco.
Net day the horse of Mr. .1. A.
Scoll, manager of Wainakii planta
tion, Marled with his top buggy
down Yaianuen110 stieet, nearly ran
over Mr. Y. C. Horden, and ended
by wrecking the buggy at the l'ost
Ollice. Runaways hero seem to have
nti instinct for (retting to the l'ost
Ollice. Perhaps this indicates chro
nic hiirriedness on the prut of their
owners in getting there on mail
days. Anyhow the Ilijoilos glory in
these sijiiiid evidences that, (heir
town is 1 apidly overtaking Honolulu.
Mr. Luther Severance, auctioneer,
old at action on Monday, for Mr.
,1. Walsh, a lot ol 1-1-100 acres on
I'ront street. It had a -111.1 feet
frontage on the bay and was subject
to a mortgage of S.-;. Jl. was
knocked down at S'M'i, or SI 10 over
the mortgage, lo Mr. T. K. I.alakea.
A lot of 2 j actcs with hotio on
Volcano street, ordered for sale by
Hon. .1. 'J'. Halcer, assignee of mort
gage, was withheld.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens on Mon
day afternoon brought into town in
triumph several packages of rice
wine distilled by Japanese on Wai
nakii plantation and seized by him.
At 10 :!J0 Monday night lire was
discovered by tlie policeman on heat,
in Tail Chong's restaurant at M'ai
niiuenne and Hridgo streets. All
the inmates were asleep but the Jirta
was nut out so quickly that nobody
was damaged in cither peinn or
property.
The llilo boys have organized a
baseball club, in which Thos. Thrum
and K. Baldwin, formerly of the
Star club, and C. L. Crabbc, captain
of the Kululaui club that was, are
active. There is to he a match on
Saturday if favorable weather can
be anunged.
Mr. d'Auvcnir, traveling agent
for the New York Life Insurance
Co., is here and reported to have
been Ktriking good business.
Thos. Muldoon, "the solid man,"
stalled a high-class restaurant in
rear of Mr. Kd. Smith's watch
making anil Jewelry store Tuesday.
The opening was well patronized by
visitors, who were willing lo pay
double the Chinese charges, espe
cially to get better sort and service
uf victuals.
Tho barkenliue Quickstep, Capt.
Tibhetts, arrived April 2-llh, IS
days from .San Francisco wilh gen
eral merchandise.
The haikentine Katie lTickinger,
('apt. Mcl'ae, arrived on (he 2Slh,
:ll days fioni Mollendo, IVru, in
ballast. Capt. McRao reports the
llnest weather 011 '.he voyage ho ever
experienced. The Klickinger leaves
shortly with a full cargo of sugar
from Walakea mill for San Fran
cicco. Tho four-nmsted schooner Puri
tan, Capt. .1. F.uicrsoii, arrived on
the lith, 17 days from San Diego.
She will load 'sugar here for San
Fi .incised.
AVUhniil :t liivnl in
nr..n.:i-,i un i
V.-111. LIILIU OIU A
ric3 ot 1110
Every Housekeeper Should tlee It !
;!.! I'd C.-nl in t .l nml (Joility. The Vnv ll-.-i. jf
SPECIAL HATES TO JOBBERS.
HENRY DAVS5 & CO.,
Kcluio Arciiih for the Hawaii. m l-l.i lul-
2T Sivint; of
o.'il din
SIM5CTAL CLEARANCE SALE
OF
L 111(3
-0
rr MAKE ROOM
rr-.
JiZBfc
z&s
ca.voi'Y top cut-uxi)i:i:. i:LL.irn
WII'll LAMPS
tiii:i:i:-spihx(; toi
I'HAKI'ON
cvxoi'y top siDF.-im;
l.KATI IP.lt TKIMMKI) .
FOWHN'C. SF.AT P.UCiCllMAIH)
(
TOP ItnifiY ii'iiliiintiu JluLv-v
C
CIMCAOO ROAD CA Rl'S, ci.-h
Jj'tZ)1" The above
STRICTLY SPOT C
ligures
ASII.
.lie
Hawaiian Carriage Mfg Co,,'
Nil 70 yi ki:n snsi:i:i.
.'ijl III i ml
The baikenliue Amelia, Captain
Newhall. arrived on the Ulh, 'Jit days
from Port. Towusend, witli l."ili,!li'.
feet rough lumber and 8.1,00(1 laths.
She starled out and met with a mis
hap, when she returned to port.
Stalling again after ten days the
Amelia met rough weather thai ear
ned away her bowsprit and head
gear. Site will go (o Honolulu fioni
here.
Four merchant vessels in pint at
once is said to be the larget num
ber on record for llilo.
Considerable excitement was caus
ed Tuesday morning by the receipt
of a telephone message .stating that
four hundred Japanese laboier
weie dii their way into town from
Hakalaii plantation. Some people
immediately jumped to the errone
ous conclusion thai the invasion had
oine connection with the Honokaa
murder case. The .laps came up to
have audience with their Consul,
Mr. Kticayamn. They kept stream
ing inlo town, mostly wrapped in
gorgeous seal let blankets, from
noon till dark. The town was per
vaded by .lapaiiese colors Ihe next
J I hours. The grievance of tlie men
is tiiat since Hie change 01 manager
they have not been paid for over
lime, their contract calling for P.'A
(nls an hour for overtime. 'The
manager being in llilo as a juror
promised to remedy this matter, and
the .laps yesteiday started on their
return pilgrimage. Another com
plaint that the Consul will investi
gate later is that of physical abuse, '
the people alleging that the over
seers strike and kick thein.
Dr. Williams, Government physi
cian here, reports having had a busy
season, especially with plantation
laborer.s.
Monday night "Commodore"
George C. Heekley, the gemal pur
ser of the Kinau, celebrated his
forty-lint birthday. He gave a
feast to a small company at the re
sidence of Hon. John T. Haker, the
premises being those on which he
llrst began to toddle twocore years
ago. lion. Paul Neumann occupied
Ihe vice-chair and the utmost jovial
ity reigned. Many more yeais of
happiness were drunk to George and
his amiable partner, and tlio health
of the honorable host and hostess
of the mansion was honored. Theie
was also a toast, to the "liar" and,
not to admit shop, it was qitalilicd
with the appendix, "Any bar if it
is only a crowbar." Mr. Davidson
responded as well as Mr. Neumann,
lint Mr. Peterson would not budge
for anything less than a mandamus.
Mr. S. Maeauley, piano tuner, is
here on professional business and
seems In bo nourishing.
Mr. V. C. Horden has a growing
trade at his snug stand on Waiauuc
niie street, where he deals in news
papers and books, cigars and the
choicest 'Soft drinks." lie has the
Hii.i.inis, daily and weekly, lor
sale.
Since the foregoing- was written
Thursday morninc has dawned wilh
the first clear sky for 11 week. The
ptospeotis glorious wilh Manna Kea
showing a crown of da.zling snow.
There has been a breakdown at
YVaiakea mill, considerably delaying
tho shipment of sugar. It is lim
ning again.
A roller broke at Wninaku mill
about ten dny.s ago, but having
spare rollers on hand grinding was
icsuuied 111 seven I10111.
Illlo, May 8, IS'.iO.
LOST
(iill.D Wnlch Chiiriu eoutiiltilng
iiholoi'iaphs, A rewind will be
A
liven 10 auv pei .on reluming ald
Waich Cli;ii lii to
.MoI.KAN IlltOS.,
eMItll Niiiiiiiiii street.
Price ik QiisUif.v I
Jttoyai :
FOR NEW STOCK !
SlMMXli OAlllM.VOi:
WITH I.AM I
JliO
Carnages
I'.KCKiiOAlU),
TWO SICATS,
I Ml
ir,o
17.'.
.".Il
lunibii
make) IJugiry Co. uiiiki'). ,
P.Kl.OW COST, and out teims aie
S. M. SAYFOBD.
otcil Host iii) !'. aneltt
rl CH in riiiiinliilu
Tlie
Mr. S. M. Sayfonl, the prominent
evangelist and en-laborer of Mr. D.
L. Moody, after years of earnest
solicitation, arrived in our city by
the S. S. Mariposa this morning.
Mr. Say ford is about forty yeai
of :114c and one 01 the ino-l sueces
ful and be! known la preachers of
the 1'tiiled Stales. ' His efforts
among tlio students of American
Colleges have marked one of the
most important cvenls in Christian
work during the hist quarter ol a
century. The gentleman enjoys an
enviable reputation as a ready, fluent
and interesting speaker and ranks
among the leadintr orators of his
country. I lis services are in great
demand, and only thiouglt the per
sonal influence ol fiiends here was
he prevailed upon to visit tlie isl
ands. Mr. Sayford's special meetings
will beirin to-morrow in Y. M. C. A.
hall at .'l:;!0 o'clock, and his second
service will he held in the Centnl
I'nioii Church a! 7:.in o'clock.
Singing from new books purclcised
for this occasion will be a speci.d
feature of the meetings. With .such
;i treat in siore, our people will
doubtless aval themselves nf then
piivilcgcs.
The May Day Paiade of laborers
in Kuiopc has been geneially nh-s-rved
with great quietne. ami
without noting.
In France and Spain thousands of
men are out on i-tiike from the mills
and factoiies. The military have
been called out.
;V5
Fl'XJSHALi XOTICH.
rpill'. members ol the several t'ninp.i
1. ides aro roilirted to assemble at
Ihe ltell Tower I O-.MOJMtOW fSiin
ilayj. Mii, lllh, ut II o'clock p.m.. lo
ittlcnd die funeral of the late ('has
Hiram, formeilv member of Knirlnc l'u.
No. I. PKIt OKHKl!.
.'..I II
A'
I.I. iiiciiihci n( Meehiinic l'u'rnic
Co, No, i in i re(iiii'leil lo mot 1
at tint llcUTowerTO-.MUKKUW, ,un
diiyj. .Ma) lllli, id :: o'clock t m,, in
allViul (he lunctiil of Ihe lute ( 'bus,
IHram. Pull Die-- I'lilloiui.
Per onler. K. J. fiYAN.
5.M 1 1 Foreman. .
MEKTINU NOTICE.
A
MKKTIN'Ool the lliiti-h ItcucMi-
leill .Soeielv will he held on SAT-
HIIIlAV KVKNI.Mi NIJXI'. May 10,
at o'clock, nl the lliiti-h Club, for the
pillpO"ii ol lilUluu step (or llin oli-eiv-iiuee
of the Queen's lib (Inlay. The
annual meeting i poipnucd 'until fui
llier notice. 'I1, I!. WALK Kit.
.'.IS It NecrelillW
LOST
r" i;TVICi;X Insann Ayhtm uuil Queen
street, a Small .Scut Pin, set with
(our dlniiioiids and ruby in center,
rindcr will pleni! rctiirii 10 IIim.i.kiin
Olllee and iccehe rcwaul. .IH w
Willi Fire Departincut
u
i.Ni)kilil.l
OF
Society of the
Extract From Aiimml
Equitable
Isle
"We purpose placitni in your hands to offer to the public-an' Indem
nity Hond. Many will be attracted by the fact that you are selliiig tlm
bonds of a life insurance society with rissests over S 105,000, OUO.fJD, and
will not fall upon. examination to -ee its intrinsic merits.
"This, with our various forms of Tontine Policies will, (as you are
now able lo quote the results of twenty year Tonliuii) ive you great
yd vantages iver others, in no other company will lor a number of yeaii,
be able to ;how actual results on similar Policies.
"IIKNKY IS. HYDK,
"Presiilcul."
Send for 'illustrative pamphlets, or call in pprou on the under-
signed.
ALEX. J. CAR7WRBCHT,
Gcncral Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance Koch l
of the P. S. , dan-l-"ii
HOLLIST
CL01
nii'oi:i i:i: .v di:i i.w- JN
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K.utii'iis lir.itid - tiv v (i-.l-b-n Vn.il -
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might Steel
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With Broiler & Hot
Consuming One-third Loss Fuol, either
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(.imp Fixliircs u( all kindn, A cumjili'tu asortm't of Drills
I
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A lN'l'H FOR
Hurt' Pati'iit "Dupli'x" Hio Stook for Pipe it Holt Tlnwulini.,
Hiuliniin'i. Sti'ol Who Funco it Stool Wiro Mat-,
Win. (1. Fi.slmr'ij Wrought Htonl It.m 'us
(1.11c Dity Htono Fihurn,
nov-2V)-y'.l
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United States.
Circular lo Agents,
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sivi:i. J 1 1 ti
CookingRanges
Water Attftclimenta !
wood or coal, tlian any other Stove
ItV TIIF.
.Ioiin I'.na, Vioo-Pro-ildi.'ut.
Cr.ctr. Itnow.N. Aiidltor.
A Fil-
Of
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deal's) Ciirriuuo' P.iini.s, '
Assurance
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