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fc'HOM AND AFTKU OCTOlIBIt 1, 1802.
TRAIN'S
' A.M. A.Mt p.m. r.M.
icATO Honolulu, .0:15 8:13 l:4fl 4:35f
Arrive lIonoullull.7:'JO 0:.'7 2:57 C:35t
Leave-HonoitlluH..7::iO 10:43 3:13 fisi'it
Arrive Honolulu. .8:35 11:55 1:55 O:60t
I'CAllIi OlTT'LoCAT..
Lcavo Honolulu ... fitios
Arrive Pearl City. .... ... C:48 . .
Leavo Pearl Olty..ll:65
Arrive Honolulu ,7:30
Sundays oxcoptod. t Saturdays only.
Saturdays excepted.
Tides, Sun and Moon.
11V C. J. LYONS.
a.m. p.m. n.m. p.m.
Mnn. 20 0 hi 0 15 ....13 0 5 50 0 52 9 38
Tucs. 27 7 IB 0 85 0 30 4 0 8 60 6 81 10 26
Wed. 2s' 8 35 7 S' 1 30 4 30 5 50 A 50 11 20
Tliura. 211 9 BO 10 0 8 30 0 0 S 61 5 40 ....
Fll. 30 11 10 12 0 4 0 7 16 5 51 6 48 0 17
IP in. n.m.
.Sat. 1 0 10 .... 4 15 8 0 5 51 5 48 1 17
Sun. 2 1 201 0 411 5 50 H 0 5 62 6 47 2 1
"Flrst'QintrtoMf thoniDouon tho 28tU nl 7li.
48m. p. m.
THE -DAILY BULLETIN.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1892.
iM-A-IR-IHSTE nSTEWS.
Departures.
Tuimuay, Sept. 27.
Am bktno S Q Wilder, Grilliths, Tor San
Iraneiseo
Stmr W G Hall for Maui and Hawaii at 10
a in
Stmr Clandine for Maui at fl p in
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai, at .3 p m
Stmr O 11 Bishop for Laualna and Hama-
kua, at 10 a m
Stmr Kaala "for Waianae and Mokuleia at
10 a m
Sclir Ka JIol for Paaullo at 1 p m
Sclir Kawailani for Koolau
Passengers.
For San Fianeisco, per bktnu S G W
ilder,
Bcptu I'M McLean.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr W G
.Hall, Sept 27 For Volcano: II B Loek
wo'od'and J AMeCandlcss. For way norta:
Peter Lee and wife, Mrs E J Monsarrat,
JUl
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May Ward, Hon J Kauhane and daughter,
j (Jiiainueriam, .) iv ivoKauia, J ivaeicma
kule, Mrs Duncan, ,T H S Martin, Mrs F H
Hayselden and family, Miss Lucy Haysel
den, TO Wills, H K H Poomaikelani, J
- Makainai and about 50 deck.
Vessels in Port.
U S Cruiser Iluston, Wiltse, from Santa
Cruz
Am bk Albert, Winding, from San Fran
cisco. Am bktno S N Castle, L H Hubbard, from
San Francisco .
Am bktnePlantor, Dow, from San Fran
cisco 4-masted sclir Kobt Lew ors, Goodman, from
Poit Gamble
Foreign Vessels Expected.
H I M S Hiei, Mori, from Japan.
Ger bk J 0 Glade, from Liverpool. Auk.
15-30.
Haw bk Helen Brewer, from Glasgow,
Aug. 10.
Mw bkt Morning Star, from Micronesia,
May 23.
Am sclir Mary Dodgo, from Eureka, Sept, 3.
Am sch.Glenuule, from Eureka, Aug. 10.
Br bk 11 P llithot, from Cardill, Sept. 1.
Bk Greta, from Newcastle, N S W.
Ger bk H Hackfcld, from Liverpool, Oct. 10.
Shipping Notes.
The barkentino Discovery, lying at the
Fishmarket wharf, is undergoing a system
of painting.
The barkentines Planter and S. N. Castle
have commenced discharging, tho former
at Brewer's w harf , tho latter at tho Oceanic
dock.
Captain Haglnud of the Kaala has suc
ceeded Captain Mocauley on tho James
Makeo, chief ollicer Galiau assuming com
mand of the Kaala.
The barkentino S. G. Wilder, Captain
QriiUtlisUeft afternoon to-day with a cargo
of 0840 bags sugar, weighing M7.702 pounds
and valued at $-22,317.51, shipped as follows:
2534 bags, F. A, Schaefer & Co. ; 1800 bags,
Oustle , Cooke; 2512 bags, 0 Brewer it Co.
ADVERTISING NOTES.
Root Boor on draught at Benson,
Smith & Co.'s.
C, J. McCarthy lias lots on Liliha
stroot for bale.
Tho winter time table of tho Oahu
Railwaj' appears to-day.
After shaving uso Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co., Agouts.
Sunburn relieved at onco by Cu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agonts,
j
' Hawaiian Fans ' and Curios in
groat variety at tho "Elito Ice Cream
Parlors."
Ka Mailo has removed to 103 Fort
stroot, tho store formerly occupied
by Frank Gortz.
If you want any Fine Cakos and
Pastries tho host place in town is tho
"Elito Ice Croam Parlors."
Mechanics' Homo, 59 and 01 Hotel
street. Lodging by day, week or
month 2uo. and 50c, a night; $1
and $1.25 a weok.
Firemen who want to voto at tho
', Noblos'olection will fund an impor-
tant notico from tho Secretary of
Uio.Dopartniont.
John Hapa has boon appointed
Uina to take up ostrays on tho Gov
ernment roads, within limits' speci
fied in an oilioial notico by tho Min
ister of Interior,
Dr. McLennan has removed to Ala
koa street, opposite tho Y. M. C. A.
hall, promises lately occupied by Dr,
Lutz. Ollico hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 4,
and evenings ( to 7 ; Sundays 10 to 1,
Bell telephone 197 ; Mutual 682.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Myrtlo Boat Club has started
in training with its regular crow.
Tho Attornoy-Gonornl goes to
Maui this aftornoon on legal busi
ness. A now darriago whip was found
yostorday afternoon and awaits tho
ownor at tho Police Station.
Tho inspectors of tho third dis
trict, first product, will moot at tho
Royal School this evening.
Tho mail for San Francisco by tho
barlcoutiuo S. G. AVildor to-day con
sisted of 2G letters and 21L prints.
Tho Logislnturo may adjourn this
aftornoon till after tho election on
account of members going to Maui.
Peter Leo, manager of tho Volcano
H6uso, returned to his charge Ki
lauoa this morning, aftor a brief
visit.
Tho inspectors of tho first district,
first procinct, will moot this ovoning
from 7 to 9 o'clock at tho Govoru
inont Nursory.
Port Survoyor Crabbo and Cus
toms Oflicor Charles Clark are on
tho Koolau sido of tho island. Throw
out your signals!
"Papor Money" will bo tho subject
for debate in Quoon Emma hall this
ovoning. Tho dobato, which will bo
between Hawaiians, will bo vory in
teresting. Reserved seats for tho concert in
aid of tho organ fund of tho Now
Central Union Church will bo open
to-morrow morning at 9 o.clock, at
Lewis J. Levey's.
There will bo a mootiiur of tho
oloction inspectors of tho second
district, first procinct, this ovoning
from 4 to 6 o'clock at tho entrance
to the Lower Resorvoir.
Tho election inspectors of tho
fifth district, first and Becoud pre
cincts, will meet this ovoning at tho
Tramways Horminus and Reforma
tory School respectively.
R. B. Lockwood, lawyer and tour
ist, loft for tho Volcano on tho AV.
G. Hall this morning. Mr. Lock
wood arrived in tho city by tho
barkentino Planter on Saturday.
Tho Kawaihau Club will moot this
evening at the rosidonco of Mr. J.
Ailau for tho purpose .of rehearsal
prior to aiding m the concert to bo
given in Kawaiahao Church soon.
Another chicken thief,-n Chinaman
named Ah Hin, has beou arrested.
Ho is charged with the thoft of a
rooster, the property of Sko, a Japa
nese. Hin will bo tried on October
5th.
H. R. II. Poomaikelani returned
to her country residence at Kailua,
Kona, Hawaii, by tho steamer W. G.
Hall this morning. Hor Majesty tho
Queen was at tho wharf to bid her
goodbyo.
Judgo J. H. S. Martin of Kona,
Hawaii, was a passenger by tho "V.
G. Hall this morning, having no
doubt made a satisfactory adjust
ment of his delinquencies to tho
Auditor-General under tho now
Audit Act.
Tho trial of three Chinese charged
with playing cho fa occupied tho
wiiolo or tins morning s session in
tho Police Court. Aftor hearing
tho ovidenco Police Justice Poster
rosorvod his decision until Friday
morning.
At the annual mooting of tho
stockholders of tho Mutual Tele
phone Company, to be hold at tho
company's building at 10 o'clock
Wednesday, important reports are
to bo made. A" full attendance of
stockholders is thoroforo requested.
On and aftor October 1, 1892, tho
winter time table of tho Oahu Rail
way and Land Company will go into
olToct. Tho changes are: Train leav
ing Honolulu at 5:20 p.m. will leave
at 5:10 p.m. instead; train leaving
Pearl City at 0:00 a.m. will loavo at
(5:55 a.m. iustoad; train leaving Ho
nolulu at 5:10 p.m. on Sundays, will
discontinue running from Pearl Citj'
to Ewa Mill.
A Japanese passenger on tho Pa
lama car last ovoning jumpod off to
regain his hat which had blown oil".
Like ninety-nine out of a hundred
of his countrymen ho jumped back
wards and struck on tho back of his
head in tho road and was badly
stunned. Tho car was stopped and
Conductor Parker, with tho assist
ance of passengers, carried linn to a
Chinese laundry opposite, whore,
aftor a liberal application of cold
wator to his face and head, ho came
around.
Wouldn't Pay Them.
That benevolent and iiiLmnious
corporation, tho Louisiana Lottery
Company, is a persuasive institution.
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it turns up now m tho island of the
Pacific formerly dominatod by Glaus
Sprockols, and is offering, according
to a passenger just arrived from Ho
nolulu, a princely price for a charter
from tho Legislature of tho dark
kingdom. Half the oxpensos of the
Govornmont, $1,000,000 for a cable, a
weekly lino of steamors to San Fran
cisco, and liberal donations to local
ontorprisos are said to bo tho tempt
ations hold out. Tho story is fairly
well found, but wo hardly think it
true. Tho powor of tlio United
States Govornmont to exclude lottery
matter from tho mails oxtonds to
foreign mails as well as domostic,
and though there is nothing human
that this company dooms altou to its
plans of purchase, it would not pay
to buy tho Hawaiian Legislature at
the price reportod. New York Times,
Must Fay Personal Taxes.
Tho Chief Justice has rendered an
opinion, on consultation with his
Associates, in response to a note from
tho Cabinet, that "tho elector must
pay his personal taxes to entitle him
to vote at tho oloction for Noblos on
tho 4th October, 1892, as personal
taxes for tho year 18U2 wore duo and
payable by law on the 1st day of
July, 1892'
THE LEGISLATURE.
NINETY-EIGHTH DAY.
Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1892.
Morning Sossion.
Tho Assembly convened for prnyor
at 9 o'clock, and Row tho Hon. J. K.
Iosopa, in tho absence of tho regular
Chaplain, delivered tho invocation.
At 9:15 tho minutes of tho previous
meeting wore road by Clerk Mc
Carthy and Interpreter "Wilcox and
woro approved.
At 9:85, on motion of Rop. Smith
tho rules woro suspended and Bill
191, relative to prevent the infection
of cholera in tho Hawaiian Islands
was taken up on third reading
as follows:
Section J. The Minister of Fi-'
nance upon being thereto requested
by the Board of Health shall order
that all ports of ontr3 in this King
dom, oxcopt tho port of Honolulu,
bo closed, and shall publish notico
of such closing of said ports by pub
lication in newspapers published in
Honolulu.
Section 2. From tho time of mak
ing said order, no vessel arriving
from foreign ports shall bo allowed
to entor any port in this Kingdom
oxcopt tho port of Honolulu, unless
driven into a port by stross of
weather, nor shall such vossol under
any circuinstaucos bo allowed to
land an' mails, cargo, passougors,
otlicors or crow during the time
while such ordor of tho Minister of
Financo is in force, oxcopt as pro
vided in Section 3 of this Act.
Section 8. Aftor any vessel from
foreign portsshall have entered tho
port of Honolulu, tho Board of
Health ma' issuo a pormit to such
vossol to proceed to and enter its
port of destination if such port bo
any other than that of Honolulu.
Section 4. The Minister of Fi
nance? when thoroto advised by tho
said "Board of ' Health, may revoke
such ordor and give notico of such
revocation by like publication, and
thereupon the ports of entry estab
lished in tho Kingdom shall bo re
opened for the entry of vossols ar
riving from foreign ports.
Section 5. Any oilicor of anj' ves
sel arriving from foreign ports or
any passenger thereon or any mem
ber of hor crow who shall wilfully
violato tho prohibition established
by tho Minister of Financo undor
this Act shall bo guilty of a mis
demeanor and upon conviction
thereof in any Police or District
Court shall bo punished by impri
sonment not less than six months
nor moro than two years, and by fino
of not less than ono thousand nor
more than ton thousand dollars.
Section 0. This Act shall pro into
effect immediately.
Rep. "Waipuilani presented a writ
ton report of Opium Committee No.
2, and relative to a soizuro of opium
at Ewa, Oahu. Tho committee in
substance slato that tho laws are ad
ministered in a vory lax manner in
tho said District and there are
several suspicious circumstances sur
rounding tho said seizure. They
have no confidence in the deputy
sheriff at Ewa, and have no conii
donco in tho monitor in which tho
Police Dopartmont conduct tho offi
cial business in tho District of Ewa.
Report received and tabled.
Ministor Gulick reported that Hor
Majesty had signed tho Bill 190, in
ro preventing tho infoction of cholera
in tho Hawaiian Islands.
Rot). Smith under suspension of
tho rules presented a petition from
a number of business inon of Hono
lulu against tho passage of Bill 1(59,
relating to Fire Insurance Companies
in tho Kingdom. Tabled for con
sideration with bill.
Noble J. if. Hornor, chairman of
tho "Ways and Moans Committee,
roso and in a briof address tondorod
for himself and confreres tho resig
nation of tho Committee on Ways
and Means.
Noblo Marsden also of tho com
mittee stated that the committee re
signed in perfect accord and har
mony with tho present Cabinet.
They would always hold themselves
ready and willing to eivo their know
ledge for the use and benefit of tho
Cabinet. It was with tho utmost cor
diality to tho Cabinet which now
had tho confidonco of tho House
that tho committee resigned.
Noblo Williams moved that tho
resignation bo accepted.
Minister Neumann, aftor some
eulogistic remarks relative to tho
labors of tho committee, amended so
that tho thanks of tho Assontbly
woro conveyed to the retiring com
mittee, and the amouded motion
pas&od unanimously.
At 10:30 tho Order of tho Day be
ing moved tho following bills woro
brought ut) on thud reading, viz.:
Bill 1(59, relating to Fire Insuranco
Companies was read and ro-roforred
i i-v I mi niiini.jin -miiti.iir-
to tho Financo Committee.
Bill 151a, to determine tho status
of landings and tho rights of tho
public therein, was road and passed
Bill 107, relating to pilots and
pilolago, was read and referred to
tho Finance Committee,
Bill 21a, relating to tho regulating
of contract laboror, was road and re
ferred to tho Judiciary Committee.
Bill 1(13, relating to coroners, was
road and passed.
Undor the head of Unfinished
Business opium and othor matters
connected with tho Marshal woro
quietly passed ovor and Bill 93, to
define tho duties, of tho Ministers of
tho Crown and othor olllcors of tho
Hawaiian Govornmont in tho pur
chase of manufactured" goods, or
articles for tho uso of tho Hawaiian
Govornmont.
Noblo Williams in moving tho
adoption of tho report made a
speech which will appear later,
Noblo Williams moved that tho
bill bo considered' section by section.
Carried and tho bill was so con
sidered and passed to engrossment
and for third reading.
Bill 115, relative to internal taxes,
was taken up for consideration and
several ainoiidmouts made thoroto
were road and passed.
At 12.02 rocoss was had until 1;!30
o'clock,
BBOAOHING A VESSEL.
Ferdinand
August Not
Oulprit.
tho Real
A Spaniard named Ferdinand
August was tried in tho Polico Court
yostorday morning on a chargo of
broaching tho cargo of tho barken
tino Discovory sonio time last weok.
Ono of tho sailors tostifiod to having
soon August coming out of the hold
ono aftornoon under tho influoiico of
liquor, and anothor witness stated
ho saw defendant ootno out with a
now pair of shoes on his feet. A
barrel of wino was found to hnvo
boon drilled, and a case of shoes
broken opon. . Tho ovidenco of tho
othor witnesses tondod to show that
August had booh working in tho
hold at tho timo when the broaching
was done. Polico Justice Foster in
summing up tho ovidenco stated that
tho charge of broaching was a soriou J
ono and if ho thought ho had suffi
cient ovidenco to convict, ho would
Bontonco defendant to a soveio penal
ty. Howovor, ho hoped t ho captain
of the vossol would pursue investi
gations until tho real culprit was ap
prehended. Augtist was discharged.
U. S. Constil-Gonoral Severance was
present during tho proceedings.
A Card From tho Lottery Pooplo.
Tho following, from tho parties
intorcsted in tho Hawaiian Lottor',
has been submitted for publication:
An nrticlo appeared in tho Bulle
tin of Soptombor 2Gth to tho olToct
that the Lottery Bill, now before
tho Legislature, is a " fake sensation,
puro and simple." In vindication
and to sot ourselves right bofore tho
public, wo would say that wo hold
ourselves ready at ait- timo to go
before any connnittoe tho Legisla
ture may appoint, and give satisfac
tory proof that tho bill is a bona fide
proposition, and that it is no "fake."
Furthermore, .that tho promoters
of tho bill hnvo never intimated that
tho Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany has any connection with this
matter.
Persons troubled with chronic
diarrhoea should try Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholora and Diarrhoea Re
ined'. Many cases have been cured
by it after all oho had failed and
skilled physicians woro poworloss.
For salo by all doalors. Benson,
Smith & Co., Agents for tho Hawai
ian Islands.
For Humanity's Sake.
Noblo Cornwoll moved a resolu
tion in tho House this afternoon, tho
preamble of which recites tho case
of tho missing boat of tho lost Amer
ican ship Win. A. Campbell, author
izing tho Government to chartor ono
of tho coasting steamers to go in
search of tho boat, and to incur .such
expenses for that purpose as may
be doomed necessary. Tho resolu
tion passed and was referred to tho
Cabinet.
A little boy of Mrs. McDonald's,
living near here, foil against a red
hot stovo and was fearfully burned.
Tho pain was terrible, and it was
thought tho burn was so sovoro as to
scar tho child for life. I sold tho
lady a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which, aftor greasing tho sore,
sho applied. It soon removed all
tho firo and cased tho pain, and in
ton days tho boy was well, no traco
of tho scar remaining. J. D. Mc
Laren, Koysport, Clinton county, 111.
For salo by all dealers. Bonson,
Smith & Co., Agonts for tho Hawai
ian Islands.
Something New in Ranges.
Tho Pacific Hardwake Co., (L'd.),
havo just received an invoice of tho
M. & D. Wrought Stkkl Ranoes
which aro superior to anything of
the kind yet invented. They havo
been adopted by tho United States
Navy and aro in uso on t ho Charles
ton, San Francisco and Boston and
othor now vossols. Also on several
of tho now vosbols lately built for
tho trade between San Francisco
and this port.
An examination of those Ranges
will at onco show their many advan
tages ovor all competitors.
m wi ,
Among tho incidents of childhood
that stand out in bold relief, as our
memory rovorts to tho days when wo
woro young, none aro moro promi
nent than sovoro sickness. Tho
young mother- vividly remembers
that it was Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cured hor of croup, and in
turn administers it to hor own off
spring and always with tho best re
sults. For salo by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith Si Co., Agents for tho
Hawaiian Islands.
To Let or Lease.
TO XiEX.
rpWO XIOrtbY FUlt
JL nlnheil Kooiiib, cen
trally located. Inquire at
11UM.KT1.N OUU-e. IWMf
TO LET.
DUVAI X'KKMISKB, 31
llerctaulu wtreiit, op
posite Fort Htreet ehii'.eh,
Apply to It. 1. lill.I.Ii;,
HSMI
At Tlico. II. Davlcs it Co.
TO LET,
NKW HOUSi: OF FIVU
roomti, on Magazine
Htreet. with ilatliroom. pat
ent W. O.. etc. CommandH
ono of tbe finest views in Honolulu. Apply
to (177-tf) J, M. VIVAS.
TO LET.
ANIOB COTTAUB ON
llorcianiu Htreet, near
l'lilcoi Htreet, containing
Parlor. ' licdrooniH. Bath
room, Dlningroom, l'uiilry and Kitchen,
Servants room. Uarrinee House, btuhle, etc
TrumcaiH imihu every SO iiiinuteH. Apply tit
ollico oi tins pa pur.
lis-tf
FOR BALE or LEASE
rpiIOHU DKBUtAJU.rc
.L 1'reiuUoH lately occu
pied by Mr. K. Sufir, will
t)u for Hale or lcnso at rea
sonable nrlcu or rental. The UroundH con
tain u variety of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees. The CommodiouH Dwelling Ih well
furuUhed with modern Improvements uud
conveniences. Koomy Ham and iMtooni
Cottuiai for servants. For further purlieu
lars. upply to JOHN KNA,
Ollico Intor-Ialuud Steam Navigation
Co, 6SMt
4 jjri
fiiasSS:
"German
99
yrup
The majority of well-read phys
icians now believe that Consump
tion is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in ll.c con
stitution itself it is caused by nuiu
mcrablc small creatures living in the
lungs having no business Uiero and
eating them away us caterpillars do
the leaves of ticcs.
A Gorm The phlegm that is
coughed uj) is those
Dlsoaso. parts of the lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the skiu. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump
tives become germ-proof and well.
Prof. F. Lombard, .A.B., will re
sume giving instruction in private
or in classes, Fronch, Spanish and
Latin. Residence, Alauea street,
near the Y. M. C. A.
INTERNATIONAL
Liberak-Party.
NOMINEES for NOBLES
ISLAND OF OAHU.
Hon. Henry Waterhouse
Kor tlie Unexpired Six Year Term, viee
I'nnt Neumann, resigned.
Hon. Mark P. Robinson
For the Unurired I'our Year Term,
vice K. 0. Mnofixrlfine, resigned.
Independent
Candidates
ISLAND OF OAHU.
HON. HENRY. WATERHOUSE
For
the Unexpired Six Yenr 'IV rm, vice
Paul Neumann, resigned.
HON. MARK P. ROBINSON
For tin1 Unexpired Four Year Tprm, viee
K. 0. Maefarlano, resigned.
Independent Candidate
For IsToTole
FOK THi: ISLAND OF OAHU.
For Unexpired Six Year Term, made va-
wmt by tho reiignation of His V,x-
eellenev Paul Neumann.
GJ7-:!w
" Another Compromise by the
Lottery ! "
TTI'ON OUitfeUOGKSTION THI
I.OT-
tery
licoiilo Having dropped mo po-
llov flnitxo liiivu mot our further viowH and
have decided to oiler Fi run nod instead of
Coin as prizes, and upon inquiring around
and getting prices quoted by several dealers
they settled on two as the only oncs'who-o
rales were Hiifllciently cheap for busines,
calling upon the one if those whose jnieos
were ipioted lowest, they had about con
cluded arrangements when they discovered
that his wood was worthless us It was
worm-eaten and had dry-rot, so diopplng
their negotiation they called upon the
other, IlllHTAOB .V I'O., and aftor apolo
gising for not coming thoro llrst, they in
spected their Wood and found It In lirst
class loudition -sound and good -and
more than doubly worth tho dilleronco
asked; without further argument they
elo'-ed tho bargain and thus tho objection
to tho Lottery Is now removed and every
ono will bo; supplied with Bound Fliewood
dirt cheap.
BW .lifntf for Ticket will he mfi rrliied
ihorlli. WS-lw
lliai. 111. - TBI JU'HONBS - Mutual 11).
FIREWOOD
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i).7.r) Tor Cord
I12..M) IVr Cord
jll.Ool'orrord
1 Fool Lengths
, .Sawed
Hawed and Split
OHIA.
$ U.00 Per Cord
iflfi.50 Tor Cord
jl".lX) For Cord.
..1 Foot Lengths
, . . .Sawed
.Sawed and Split
1 9 Delivered to any part of Honolulu
FKBB.
HUSTAOE & CO.
N, 11. Wo guarantee our Wood to be
sound and (roe from worms, 518-liu
Cecil Brown
IKS Aqatk Wauk that
specialties.
You
know what
off.
the enamel
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get the best.
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saw Blades of the Purest Steel and Handles of Pearl es
pecially selected for this trade. Xo every day affairs ; eyery
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HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,,
Fort Street, Honolulu,
Beef
ARE CONVENIENT FOR MANY PURPOSES.
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TSre carry in stock the following Well-known Brands :
Liebig's Extract of Meat,
Armour's Extract of Beef,
Parke Davis & Co.'s Beef Jelly,
Wyeth & Bros' Beef Juice,
Valentine's Meat Juice,
Johnston's Fluid Beef,
Mosquera Beef Meal,
Mosquera Beef-Cacao.
HOLLISTER & CO., DRUGGISTS,
109 Fort Street, - - - KCoiaoliala, TEL. I.
S. SACHS
104 Fort St., Honolulu.
Is Now Opening
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A Fine Line in Zephyrs, Cretonnes, Etc.
Battling Suits in. Cotton and. Wool
FOK LAD1BS, OBNTS, AND CHILDUBN.
CALL .AJSTD SEE OXJI?. -SXTTW GOODS.
Dressmaking under tbe Management of Miss Clark.
B. F. EHLERS & CO., 99 Fort St.
The best thimj to semi to your friends Picture Frames made to order from
abroad is King liros. "Illustrated Son- Latest Styles of Mouldiiiiw, Ilenava
venir of Hawaii" which it gotten up for Hon of Old Picture a specialty at King
the purpose, and U not an advertisement, Bros., Hotel street,
won't blister is one of our
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