The Daily bulletin. [volume], June 16, 1890, Image 2

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DY AUTHORITY.
Id tlie Supreme Coiut of the
Hawaiian Islands,
ORDER.
lly virtue of tho power toiled in
mo bv the S-lL'd Section of the Civil
Code, 1 hereby order n SPECIAL
TERM of the Supremo Court to be
held in the TJpstuirg Courtroom of
Aiiioknl Ilnle, in Honolulu, on
TUESDAY, the 17th day of June,
1390, at 10 o'clock A. i., for the hear
ing of Banco Cases only.
Wltnes my hand and seal
oi the Stipieme Couit, at
OtinUtlU. tlU3 dlSt Ul'V
Hoy, 1890.
A. if. JUDD,
Chief Justice Supreme Coiut.
Attest:
Hesry Smith,
Clerk. 670 71
cr ii ja
gnilg gtincftn
MtJfrJ to imthtr Seel nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
MONDAY, JUNE 1G, 1890.
The Advertiser quotes ji for
eign kahuna for Cabinet pro
babilities tiiis morning. When a
would-be resectable iorcigti paper
has recourse to the black art, no
wonder the native Christian church
has to lament the weakness of its
decks for tho same delusion.
"Rep. Broun says I want ayes
and noes called so that voters may
mark every member's name who
surrendered their rights."
The foregoing is from the Adver
tiser's legislative report. The ayet
and noes were called but the division
list is suppressed by the Advertiser,
o that voters cannot know from the
retiring Government organ bow in
dependently, even if mistakenly,
many Opposition members voted on
the question ol order.
There is not a single speech nor
committee report, nor debate, nor
vote to which the National Reform
party can point as containing an in
dictment against the Ministry. One
thing comes out clear in all the con
fusion. The case of the National Re
form party against the Cabinet has
igtiorainiou!y broken down. Ad
vertiser. There was email chance to get at
the record oi the Ministry, when its
liupportcrs in caucus insisted on ila
tesignation on tho ground of "in
ternal dimension," rather than have
in record discussed on other
ground. Thirty members of the
Legislature out oi tho forty-eight
were pledaed to uto tho Ministry
out, and llu diversion of trying to
impeach the Attorney-General wa3
only accepted by tho dissatUlicd
Government par'y men on the pro
mise that if it succeeded the Minis
try would resign.
CABINET MAKING.
Tne delay in the appointment of
a Cabinet is in a senso unfortunate:
it keeps the community in a state of
nnsious unecrtainity, and fco para
lyzes business. Hut, on the other
hand, the delay is evidence of the
absence of haste, and affords ground
for the hope that wisdom is in exer
cise. The good sense of the com
munity is ready to accept any res
pectably capable and fairly repre
sentative Ministry and nothing
less. Neither a het of incapable3
n)r a uet of extreme factional
i,ts can till the bill. Failure to pro
vide a Cabinet entitled to the confi
dence of the rcllectivc portion of the
oommunity meanst the doom of the.
at present triumphant party. If
wise counsels which arc being given
prevail and we trust they will no
such mistake will be made. A Min
istry composed of respectably com
petent, representative men may rely
upon the u'poit of moderate cili
zl'iis of both parlies, in the House
and out of 'the House ; but any Min
istry below this standard cannot re
ceive ho endoisemcnt of the
thoughtful of either party.
Rand Concert at
this evening.
Emma Square
Mnssn. Ludwigseii and Cron, late
ly members of the iirm of llait&
Co,, are going to open a candy Moro
on Hotel street, oppotito tho Elite
parlors.
. .
Tun United Ciuri.igo Company,
corner of Fort and King strode, bus
had a largo gilded uign stuck up on
tho tieo in front of Mclntyio's, to
catch the cyo of the tourist,
feiff
i L. S. H
) of
i-iillf!
KAPIGLAill
O pencil by
fIAT!HITY HQKE.
I1i u M.-Attilrrnn by
31 r. Jiuili.
A tying-lti hospital for Hawaiian
nonicn, long projec nl, is now an
institution of tho la.i 1. It is located
at the corner of Uetctanhi nnd Ma-
liki streets, and Ij now known ao
the Knptoliiui Maternity Home.
The premises are tho properly of
Queen Kaplolaui, the piesidcnt of
the Hooulu and HoolaXohul ho
ebty nnd projector of tho institution.
Hof AInjeny gives tho promises for
ono vcar freo. of rent. The buildings
and surroundings seem in every way
adapted to the purpose to which de
voted. In addition to the wards in
tended for Hnwciitms, which r.ro
free, there fire othen reserved for
foreigners, who will be required to
pay a moderate fee. All tho wards
or rooms have been appropriately
furnished and equipped by ladies
of the Hooulu and lloola Lahui So
ciety. An experienced and compe
tent matron, Mr3. Johnson, has been
t'tiangcH to superintend me limiiu
tion. l'ne opening was on Saturday
afternoon, the 14th instant. The
public had teen iuvited, and the
public were there. A profusion of
natural flowers in every room emit
ted a welcoming fragrance. Over
the entrance was placed the national
motto, in English and Hawaiian
'1 he life of the land is established
in righteousness." The name of
the institution "Knpiolani Matern
ity Homu" appeared in bold char
acters. Their Majesties the King
and Queen and Princess Liliuoka
lani arrived at 3 o'clock, and after
an inspection ot the premises, the
Queen announced to the visitors as
sembled en the front verandah
that the formal opening of the
Home" was now to follow, and
called upon Hon. J. E. Rush for tlie
opening address.
Mr. Rush spoke in English nnd
then in Hawaiian. Following arc
some of the main points of the ad
dress", lack of space preventing its
being given in lull:
"Your Majesty, ladies and gen
tlemen: "We are here to inaugurate a
new institution in this country fur
the purpose of carrying i ut the
greatest of the Christian Graces,
'Charity" or benevolence, the ln-.t
of the three Graces and the one that
endures forever. Love to God and
charity to all God's creatures is the
two-fold division of the perfect law
of God, the law of love and charity.
In instituting for tho lira time in
this country thi3 Home, wo are
called upon to-day, to encourage by
our assistance and pationagu the
benevolence of Her Majesty, Queen
Kapiolani, and Her Majesty's lady
frieuds and co -workers. Slit, with
the Hooulu and lloola Society, has
given towards this enterprise the
building in which we stand to-day,
and has devoted her time and ex
ertions towards tho opening of an
institution which the believes, moro
than others, will help lo tcvivu and
recuperate her dying people.
"There can be no biibjeet of
higher impoi lance than tho health
of the people, and every effort in
telligently directed to that end,
such as is the purpose of this insti
tution, is a stride in civilization.
Napoleon tho Gicat was once asked
the question: Sire What is the
greatest need of Franco : and that
great statesman nnswcicd in one
word 'Mothers.'
"If over such an answer could be
true of any country, it is specially
true of this .'Mothct-t' are the great
est need of this nation of Hawaii net
to-day. Mother? physically strong
and moral, and virtuous and intelli
gent. Tho old Romans had a motto,
which, like many of their mottoes,
has survived tho wreck of Empire,
A pound mind in a sound body.'
It in a well established fact that the
body and mind have a mutual de
pendence on the question of health.
"It i3 of tho highest importance
to the good people that they should
have tontldcnoo In medical science
and not hexitate to avail themselves
of the help of skilled physieiaus.
There can be no doubt that Micro
arc many who die, whose lile might
be prolonged if they applied to a
physician in time. This is evident
from tho fact that tho Roard of
Health Repoit just printed, returns
PJl deaths of persons who were not
attended by a pliyMciuri. The re
turns alio show a largo percentage
of deaths from fevers, which proves
that in most cases the doctors wore
not applied to, as deaths from fevers
would be veiy few if medical help
was sought In timo.
"Let no false delicacy ever prevent
a woman about to become a mother
from decking admisbioii here. In
every city hi the civilized world
Lying-in Hospitals, or what is the
fame 'M-itcrnity Homed' aro estab
lished. Here, the woman in dis
tress, in the most trying peiiodof
a woman's experience, will (hid help
and advico, and generous medical
help and support.
"Thegeniusand glory of this insti
tution consists in ,its chaiacter of
benevolence. 'It is more blessed
lo give than to receive.' There in
no joy like that of conferring happi
ness on the weak and destitute.
This Is the great characteristic
which shines out co prominently in
the life of the greatest benefactor of
mankind, ChrUt, and when it is
performed in tho truo Chtistlike
spirit, with a singleness of purpose
and without ostentation, it can fie
truly said in tho words of Shuko3
pcaro's Portia, 'It is twice blessed,
it blcsseth him that gives, and him
that Uliwo,'
.DAILY BULLIMTTC: HONOLULU, II. I.,
mmj0l0tnrrtr&JiicihmKjm'wm mtr-ai&mf&mM'mim&wwxime&Utt
"I should not close without a word
of recognition for our loved and
generous hearted Queen, the mother
of her people, and those ladies who
have brought this institution to a
success. Ni woids ot mine could
add to the joy ihov feel in doing
good. I only wish to say tint I am j
Mire the men of this communltv will
encourage them wlih help and sup
port." At Iho close of the address the
Queen pronounced the "Home"
opened.
The band played on tho grounds
until six o'clock, and the Indie'1 of
the society dispensed coffee, ter.,
nandwiches, etc., lo alK who winhed
to partake.
I. 0. 0. F. MEtfORlrV. SERVICE.'
Tho anuudl memorial service of
the Independent Order of OddfYllotVd
took place ut Harmony Hull Sunday
iiftuuuon. Sir. W. O. .Smith pre
sided. A inenioii.il oilo composed
by Rev. Alex. Mackintosh was nunc;,
and the opening prnjor offered by
the ?.uno gentleman.
The chairman delivered nn intro
ductory addro?." J also read the diet
of the Sovereign Grand Ledge, which
changes the day Iroin October to
June. Hon. J. R. Atheiton delivered
iv tender tribute to the memory of
their late highlv esteeiiKd brother,
Geo. C. William.
Mrs. Pell in, Noble Grand of Pacific
Lodge, Degree of Rchckah, rend llie
potm, "S mow fur thu Dead." Rev.
. MackintOfh feelingly comment
orated the lint of the lamented J. L.
liliiitili'll, mid Mr. J. Emmeliitli that
of C. J. Haiilec. Mr. Knvidgo le
oidltd the memories of dupiir'cd
District Deputy Giaud Sirei, and the
service cOneludcd with the bene
diction. A. G-. SILVA,
65 & 57 Hotel Dtrc t,
iiU'oitiKi: of
Farniture, Matting & Carpet Liid
Corn ion IV.l.-.,
Fine tJpholili'i lug ami Iteihllng a spe
cialty. June l'S-iSin
LOST
DttAFl' No m for (?100 on Ppreckeh
& Co., by Tung On .Km ft Co. lit
favor ot Qiiuiig biug A. o., thU lCih
day of Jane, loJU. i'uvmuil lui been
ftupptd. " Ml S'l"
WASTED
A Competent Girl to take, eaicofa
child ttyciiixuld. nnd to do light
hoii-ouuiK'. Mu-t cunie well ieeuiu
liieliiled. Apply to
Mud. A .I.UAK'nVKIOUT.Jn..
Makld, oj) mi. 11 scbull Groiiud.
5a 1 Iw
TO LET
!&A
UOUriK with 7 rooms
ft?.v3- x v ami nam. on i ne. cor-
3&33 ner of Uuivtaui i and lna
eola streets. Cai itizi the door. Ap
pl) at this onlcc. C8I if
NOTICE.
NOTIC'i: is hen-by given Umt .Mr. T.
). King law been appointed man
ager of the People's leu ei lle.'i Iger.it
ig Co. The iiJHcm o( iho Company h:is
been moved to Iho olliees of tha". T.
Gulick. Ii.-q SH .Mcicli.iul .-tieet. Mu
tu.il Telephone No. lli'J; iifUTc'eplionu
No.ais. ' o. i tvi-.tLi;,
Seen tiny I. I. & it. o.
Ilono'ulu, June Hi, Ib'JO. 581 ut
JvOTIOE.
4 LL clHbns ,tgidn.t tho "Honolulu
I. Dilry" to.t.ioo 1, UiDO, must be
left at tlio iittk'o of J. A. Mttgooti wlihln
:!0 tluyrt from dntc. Meii. lleuett A;
dueob-cu aiu aiitlioiled to onlleet a 1
bllh due the ' iluuolu.ii Dalrv" from
May 1, la'JU.
J. I. DOW.srJT, .tit.,
i'ropiieior.
Ilouoltihi, .Jiiii'i 1 i, UDO. fii tf
PEAKS !
PARTHK! doliing Avocado I'cnrs In
(iiiniititieii of iiol leJ,s thai) 50 will
please aUditf
L. TUItNIJU,
lit o, Hawaii.
77 2w
FOl?. SA LE
-I Q VOLUMES Kneyelopiedla Urltan
aj nlea, Morocco bound, in good
condition, uover med.
Aiiply
at HiH
ottiuu.
f.7 tf
FOR SALI3 CHEAP
A COMPI.ETK Wilt for miking and
f dispensing cailionated bevel ag s,
all lu good older. ACihei-t
O. MI-.INEi KE,
531 3m AVnloliInii, llaw.dl.
HAWAIIAN JOCKEYli"'
njtllE foMnwing iinmliiittloiis wllleluvn
SL June. HO, le'.io:
Futurity Slfk of 1052 Pot Hawaiian
hied L' year old. A Sweep-take of 8,"0
iih follows: 83 on Nomination, 10
.lilllUlil-y 1. 1S!U, 10 July 1, 1MU, 2j
Jiuiuaiy 1, 1M2.
Il.iv lla-i Dciby ol luJM- l'or ITnwall in
hied It year old. A Sweeps nke of 10)
as folhwri: . mi Noiniiritloii, 910
Juiiiiuryl, lS.'ll, 8L'0 July I, 1601, S'J.'i
January 1, IH'J'J, (sdl .limit or 1. IMKi.
CO. ItliliGP.It,
070 tit Secretin y.
shear Mm for BoJb
1 Piitimm Kni'iiie 10x!K!,
I Three itoller .Mill,
1 5 feet "Vacuum Pan,
With 20 Inch P.elt & Fittltijpi,
complete;
1 r.'l(i.yxis Coinhhied Vacunin
I'niiip,
1 I!xl'2x7xl8 Coniliiiicd Vneiium
Pump'. I'lakes."
iy All III Rood order and condition,
and ready for delivery at tlie t ml of tho
present gilndlnK spji.ion. May be In
spected at llam.ikua Mill, Paaullo, Ha
waii. Apply to
m im 'Xheo, E. D.'.vitJ & Co,
Auction Sales 17 James F. Morgan.
AUCTION SALE
Of
TboroMM Stock
I have received Instructions front Mn.
J. F. HOWLER, to sell at
Public Auc.lou,
On WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
AT l O'CLOCK NOOX,
At stables at rear of the office of J. 1.
Dowfett. r., Queen street, thu
follow. ng valuable
MARES & COLTS
1st, Tiie Thompson Mare Kitty,
lu Foal to Ventiuc.
This Mare wa foruiPily the property of
Auuva l'r.itt, Ksq., nnd U one of
the tlttest diking Mines In the
country.
2d, The Belmont Mare fielly,
With 4 Month Old Colt by Venture.
Nelly Is broken to lmnip., In a splen
did au'uinl. kind and gentle, and
can be ib hen by a lady with per
fect .safety.
ad. 1 Boswell Colt,
Neatly 3 Years Old.
Hat b'cu bandied, and la a flue ani
mal. 4th. 1 tahoe Colt,
M
M Months Old.
Oth. i Venture Colt,
3 Years Old.
Broken to harms?:. The finest Colt
ever olfeiHid at auction.
Tho Aiidleneer calls ppeeiitl atten
tion to thl- Pule of v.i liable Sine):,
being the llue.it aud nnt ncivkvable
lot of Stock offeied at alletinii. '1'lie
llorfct can lie K-eii nt the ie?iik'tice of
Mr. J. P. Howler, King street.
tSf For fin ther paillculars apply to
J AS. P. 3iot:gat,
o73 Id Auctioneer.
Neat Cattle I
On MOSDAY, Jtly Jilst,
Theie will tin s'd 1 at Public Auction,
at Kaldkimil, Maui,
100 Hiiafl Cows & Giiives,
MOUE or IES3.
Vy A good opportunity to procure,
line stoel;. 57'J lm
liojscs & Mtile-s For Wait.
'I'llE following deslrabl atd-
timid wltl heboid at a b.u-
zaln. to win 11 Pino Yoiuitr
Hoiue. "J Young Mules, sired by the
Kentucky Jack Hluelier," It lirood
Mai en, expected jhonly to h:tve .Mule
fouls. Apply to
ALPJ1ED MAOOON.
570 tf 12 Merchant s reel, Honolulu.
TO LET or LfiASR
i&
MMIEP.csid.'ttee of Mrs. A.
i - l.or.sr, iii l'jmoa Vnllev.
rSUi
Apply to
IJ.VVllJ DAYT'J.N,
01 Kim; M , over J. Nolt's store.
r71 if
lO JfKNT r LEASI3
.W4 rJ'HAT dcflrablo Picmlsci
JiVrrr "' 'i5- Miei't, in the
tta&SSa Mefn.-niy lllock." uvcr.tly
occupied by J. N. S. William';, Miitablo
for otlk'tt or etoic. i-or iiifoiiuatloii
apply to olllec Uiiion lion Woiks, E.J
plan.uk, or to
550 lm J. N. S. WILLIAMS.
r0 LET
$&&
'pjlE Two-tory ltilek
i. liullilln now used lis
w&nttSa the oillei; of tlio lluuullin
Tnunwiiyp Co., fld), on Klngstieet.
Mutable eitluT for an oifice or ptoie.
Apply on the piemUes '70 tit
KOTICE.
T WILL not In
1. bills ajrihiii
i'cponlbk for any
.it llie. .Steamer "Aka
mai" link iueiiired by niv wiitteii
order. G. 1'. CASTLE.
Honolulu Juno. 7. 18:K. 57.1 tC
WANTJL.D
O'ltL to do light !iouewoik ami
f to look after a couple of children
None wiihoiti boliij; wo'l recommended
need apply, ("all on Mrs. C. O. Heiger.
coiuof livietiinia ami L'linatiou stieet.
C77iL
J.OST
DB I'WKEN Niiiiniiu avenue and W-il-U
klkl a Illutl; Enameled Pansy
llioocli, with iliamoiid in center, A
Miltabl i lewani will be paid to tint
nurty ritiiiuiiiPiiiiie to Win. O Irwin.
570 lvv
LOST1
A I.lver-rolorert ftnttor
J Dos with whitn 8pot
rHvy on bi east. ! about Miven
v j. oiontlirf old and mibwers to
-jZzfJszs iinino of 'IJo-'u." A re-
wmd will bo f:iveii to any per?ou 10
Hii nin will dog to tills olllco. 670 lw
Stock Certificate. Lost.
TV fit. Alex. Mellryde fves nntlco Unit
1?X eeriltkate of Meek In the. Inter
lfiliiiiil Meam Xavigiitioii Co. No. 231,
dittcd Jaiitituy II, ItiHii, In hU tavor, litis
been kill, and persons are hereby
warned ugamst negotbtiln thu H.inte.
Any iiifoiiiritlou icppvetlup; thlaecititl
catu should bo yen: to Mr. Mellryde, or
to Theo, U. Davlea & Co, 674 2vv
JTOE 10, 18T0.
'niwit.ijniM
Casli Assets.
21 P H I X9Kf V H " f9
irr
bis E
MCI3AUO A. SEoUURDY. President.
For full particulars apply to
Dec-iM-B'J General Agent for tho Hawaiian Idlnnd3.
IUErY
llf r
E
resh Cakes,
i
Plain
Jumbles, Coffee Cakes Crackers,
gW And will be DELIVERED FREE of CHARGE to any
XiXUt. or FVlI3i
Cofft-e, Tea, Chocokto Milk,
Steaks, Chopa, Fieh, Ham &. L'gps,
Oyater
Xi8si
udw -iirtiiiriiiii-iiioiiiiiimTMHiiiwi mykHiWftm
I mm 3 1
9 n
d feCIt
U tTS l":
ft rL
Solo Proprietors of
Mil . PSEsis ..nnfL. di aiu . ennd
s'liS'ij . aecBVa . aB.y D i LMiil CsaiPcN.
iinr Ale, is All, Mint, Ess
J All comniunlcuUons
8S9 1m
u-&iLMmiru2vrmiTi3y-vz'j3-cx
FoFMeMiiiMioirioi
Tlie A I Htm-!:l?
Bag-am
I Maru,"
U.000 Tons.
Will leave Ho .olulii fir tl.u iiboto pfrt
( 11 o. .ilciit
,!U?t'E s20h.
CJf I-'.m fieijdit " r.i-v g, lining
1 jurior tnb'u "arri :iii'rrje iccnnunu
ila ii'Ui, apply lo
Wm. O. I P.WIN
Co.,
iaeii'n
V.l
iSIoctneixy is Lne !
"T ANY persons ibid a modeiate np
li I pltcitloii of Klectrk'lty Ueiiitleinl.
Kli'cli icily soiaeilme.s cures and neaily
alw.iyii buuefitB Itheuniatism, Neuial;;l'i.
(iiiliCKtloii, Ktc.. and Hcts like a tonic
mid i-. very beu tlelil in case of Gviicr.il
Deldiiiy. Go to
Charles Phillips',
On Quoon Street,
And gvt an Electric. Shock by dropping
allcr'ln the slot. Can be. .regulated
to Milt tile dulle.tte a. well as the strong.
There h also one of those Electric
Machines at Young XapV, corner of
King and Uethel str. ets. 571 lm
VETBKIXAItY!
A. R. ROWAT, V. S., has resumed
pi net Ice. Oflk'e at the Hawaiian
Hotel Stable.
f.70 1v
Ir. IIENJtl O. BIcGKEW.
AFl'KItau absence of four years in
I'ai Is, has returned to his home
on the IsUuds. for the purpose of re
suming the piaeilee of mcdhliie. ilo
may bu found nt his oid olliee on Hotel
Micul bciween Foil and Aldica sheet.
Olllce houi! f 1 0111 d to 11 A. 51.. and 2 to
fund (iloS l'. :.
&7Ulm
Powell's Baggage Express.
J AS. POWELL, formerly employed
at Uuloit Feed t'o. for bovural
j cars, linvlng gone Into tho biiggngo
spivi$ btidiiMS, Koliults patiotiiige.
Stand, corner of King and Uethel
Btroots. Orders ean be left at Young
Nun's cigar Ftttud. Baggage delivered
with promptness and ciiru loiuiy part
of olty. Juuot-VO
Guaranteed Bonds
ISSUED BY THE
Ife!
OP
IV1SW YODRJEf
SECURITY:
HMHlAHUt
WUUANU 1?JK.13ILrJr.
ALWAYS ON HAND AND TO ORDER
Pies5 Buns, Roils,
irom 11:30
m.
-iuxsuiJivv-ixuitiiua us
BAILEY'S SAKBAPABILIA
TELEPHONE
0-
Fancy
.. i3
C '--
TAHITI 1 LEMONADE,
pbllJfdlfO,
autl orders should be uddresscd to
BENSON, SMITH & CO.,
REMOVAL!
Having removed our SODA WORKS to more comniodiotw quartern nt
(Sear the Custom IIo'i!.o)
V'o uic now picp.ncd to fiirnis.li at Fhort notice, and of piimo qu.ilily, any
of the following High Class Aerated Beverages:
GINGER ALE,
Tnmnn OiiinmhntTr r.n flnnnni
Pi
j ujfuoij u'jmvu. uiiuiiMiuij ui Uluilul
r.w n i.tiiii ah
Snrsaparilia, SarcapRrilla & Iron Water, aud Crab
Apple Cider.
U.-ing oxeluMVely the HYATT PURE WATER SYSTK.V.
7i-SaBOTH TELEPHONESKS71
ze
,ti
PMT MTKKKT.
FIGURED IHDIA SILKS !
THE LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE STOCK OP
FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS I
gp No. 2 Putterns alike. Fnshionablo DroFhtiiahing upstairs JV
Without a Kival in Trlec Quallly !
Ono-third tho Price of tho Royal I
Every Housokocper Shoxild Uao It !
g&" A Saving of 33 Per Cent in Cost and Quality tho Very Rest. j&3
: SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.
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Dr.. A, It. CARTER
HAS
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removed his nnloo to N'o. 33
Beictanla. between Foit ami
Xutianti streets OUIco liounc 0:30 to
11 A. II, 'and 2 to 4, and 7 to 8 v. u.
Mutual Tojuuhoue No. 302. 670 lm
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Over $136,000,000
Etc., Etc.,
Etc., Etc.
part of the city. 3
Stew.", Soutcd IMr's Feet, Etc.
& IUON TfATIB,
to 1 i. m. sSl
Sarsaparilla, Mineral mm, Etc.
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Affentw.
nmnra i u i- i.i-i;i i
AT
Chas. J. FBSHEL'S,
Loading Millinery House, Corner Fort &. Hotel ids.
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HENRY DAVIS & CO.,
Exclusive Agents for the Hawaiian Is-landn.
Dv. A. LUTZ
WILL hnvo ofllco houra from 8 to r,
a. f. nnd 4 to 5 v. M a No. 83
Bcretaula, between Fort and Nuunnu
stteet. Mutual Tulenhoue Kon, 3D3
aud 170. 070 lm
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