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J DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 31, 1891. i THE HILO RECORD. KOHALA NOTES. (Btntxal 2UiirttSmcnts New Jtfuttrftstincnte. &TU) 5tfH)ertisemtnt& i 5litortiscmcnt5. 1 i Happenings A Mysteri ous Disappearance. POLITICAL. etiting on the nominations es, the Record says : Mr. although not a resident of our a man whom we believe !i for the interests of this isl Is record a3 a noble in the r 18S7-8S shows him to be a ;st man, not afraid to state 32" etions on any subject. His on the Chinese question is of ;ative character. From what - of his views, he is in favor e restriction, but still feels h we must not shut down so id : in .z we win not oe aoie 10 get y :bor from that country, if dl We do not think there is an r of his doing anything in that would be detrimental st interests of the country, g has large interests in our and will do all in his power . Yol, :r:et, : Jp en anything wanted for the :ri;t, or for the whole island. We -M.e that his nomination will be sus- ii by the votes of our island. : in 5lr. Marsden, his record dur - the rossion of 1890 showed him to raau of enlarged views. Al . i-h sonte instances we felt that ii Cwa? voted differently, still ; Lin have been one of the ' sf fft that we had in that .:ati? Ve believe lie lias the .cstnSland at heart, and lliosH he can to further them. tLDi.ughly believes in good gov--enf, and that a part of good gov-.c-m is to push our public im . mints. ."lib two such men elected, our lilt for this island will show a y array of honest men. With "i rnln in the legislature, there ! -j rp fear of bad legislation, ""cos and Bill White held forth Court House last evening to : fifty natives and foreigners, speech, as far as we can . ; consisted of praising up Wilcox . ,!m$Jel man." Paha! 1 . Iprtnguese held a meeting a v evenings ago at the Court House, -. decUed not to vote for any native ii lip representative of tue isush . :o party. They are sound. 3tLree most prominent candi ' -- mrr Central Hilo are Kekohou, vUa and Mossman. Of the three 3." hifli Kekohou the most reliable . -jl , and hope that he may be elected. I:om North Hilo the prominent n JMate is James Mattoon. He pro to be an independent and not a : tl3an candidate. Who else is run T there we have not as yet heard. " ewahi is the only candidate for ' lb. Hilo thus far. He is not the -3 we want, and, without doubt, ther candidate will be put forward K :i pus far only three natives, none of a suitable men, have been put :rv ard as our elective Boad Board. i IYSTEKIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. 1, near Papaikou, left his home day 'morning, between 2 and 3 lock, and since that time has not a seen or heard of. Parties were king for him both Sunday and yes ? - - but thus far nothing has been ,f his whereabouts. He is sup 'ilsa to have been under the influ- e of liquor at the time. When he j the house he took with him a rt, vest and pair of shoes. He left : watch and keys and did not take coat. It is feared that he made - ay with himself or else has wan d 3d off and died in the wet from ex tl are. No reason can be" assigned :a his disappearance. His business xc were somewhat involved, but n . ugh so to lead to the suspicion iat being the cause of his disap I'nce. ua bark Harvester, Captain Rock, ited in port on Thursday; last, six allays from San Francisco. She ngs a full freight. The passengers tre Mrs. Bohnenberg and children. Hilo, December 22, 1891. j 4 Death's Harvest. in .another column will be found iicUf the death of Mr. J. S. O wdi. He has resided on the isl--ds for several years, following the aofession of sugar boiler, in which J was an expert, and had been em joyed on several different planta tions. Two years ago, ho went to Louisiana to study the chemical an--iysis of sugar manufacture, and this r"8ar wen to Germany for the same jnrpose, ind no doubt had acquired knowledge of sugar boiling which ew possess. An untimely death takes away one of the most promis ing younj men engaged here in the Hnufacture of sugar. He leaves a f W i id other relai ns in Ire- i VI&TAS OP H If iddition io the j f Twenty la rc vnr.-.c, j ixiS, J UUj in brmzt I ivea nna 3ffc; no I i Art Rooms oi VAII." amplilets, ized Pho rinted on trder and fiave been on sale at ardwar Comiiny. The pict tes are '.flslanp Vicv s, printed rom ori. ;i.?aJ negative taken es pecially for rJ?:& wore for the polcaiio nnd jjiailroad Compa nies. Cvere is nothing ner Vmade in i'je picture line than the rem. r ahley distinctness of lchalf tones gnd shadows in these pictures. . ' U . pie Illustrated Tourists' Guide. 1 That popular )rk, ;The Tourists' IIDE T IT OrCH IlAWAnAN ISL- ASds, is .utsiing!!! a steady sale mh at home ;m.l : Lroid. Tourists and others visilin- thei ;F tds should be Possession of a cjpy 0f it. It is a per Jieet mine o inform itioa relating to the j scenes and attr;ic)Dn3 to be met with ? fvl8, c?lLS. 1U "vb ppers can be had at ! M j V .ice, u fliercnant J eet, and at tho Jews Dealers. Price J A Sudden Death Personals Christmas Observances. Two sudden deaths from heart dis ease have occurred here within a month. The last one was a man named John Ii, in the employ of the Union Mill. He left his work to get a drink of water, and was seen to put his hand to his side andlie down. Someone went in a few minutes later to see what was the matter,and found him dead. Dr. Weddick has been laid up with two broken ribs, caused by a fall from his veranda. The sugar mills are mostly ready to start up for another season of grind ing. No great changes have been made excepting in Union Mill, where a third set of rollers has been put in wTith power and the consequent addi tions to the building. An innovation has been introduced in the shape of a chemist from Can ada, who is to reside on the Kohala Plantation and search for possible sources of leakage on such of the plantations which have combined to pay his salary. It is to be hoped that he will have to look long and care fully before he finds any. The new bridge in Walaohia gulch has been opened for traffic. The ap proaches to it are narrow,particularly on one side, but nothing more can be done until the Government supplies the necessary funds. These approaches should be fenced as well as widened for safety. It may not be out of place to men tion the name of Mr. T. S. Kay in this connection as having shown con siderable active interest in the build ing of this new bridge, and rendered valuable service to the Road Board, which will undoubtedly be pleased to see some notice of it in this way. Aside from the services held in the Chinese and Anglican churches, the only public celebration of Christmas day noticeable, was the display of banners over a shed built for an ath letic exhibition in Kapaau, and a raised platform for special guests, mostly women and children. The shed covered a circle that had been made for the display of Japanese wrestling, and some dozen or more nude athletes took their turn at an exhibition of skill and muscular strength to the manifest enjoyment of the surrounding crowd. The Japanese coffee shop and bil liard room in that locality has been transformed into a hospital, under the auspices of Dr. Yamashita whose resi dence is near at hand. There is noticeable stir for the com ing elections, although it appears that the inspectors have been appointed. The various replies in the Gazette to inquiries about D. L. Huntsman. furnish amusing reading, and out various comments. The brinsr great fault of his sympathizers appears to have consisted in bringing him back to life from a bed of sickness. Perhaps he will be able to call to mind the little story about the snake that a farmer found freezing by the roadside and compassionate w lils bosom to warm back to life. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wight, of Mahu kona, will celebrate the tenth anni versary of their marriage at their house this evening, for which cards of invitation were issued lal ely. There will be dancing, a display of tinware and no end of good things to satisfy the hungry. May they live to enjoy many happy returns. A train will leave Mahukona at 1 a. m. to carry the guests back to their homes, and perhaps this brief notice will be as good as a more complete one written in the "wee sma hours," when the eyes are heavy and the head is eager to feel a pillow after the enjoyments are over. Cool weather prevails, but no great amount of rain. Kohala, Dec. 26, 1891. "VISTAS OF HAWAII." Both the Pamphlets and large sized Photogravures of Island scenery have arrived by the Mariposa, aad are now for sale by the PaciBc Hardware Com pany. SCnu 5torttsancnt0. NOTICE ! MISS BERRY'S SCHOOL WILL RE open on MONDAY, January 4th, as a select School for Girls only. Miss Berry will devote herself to the careful training of little girls mentally and morally. Miss Patch will continue to give lessons in Vocal Music. , 2959-3t 43 EMMA STREET. PAINTER ! TF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS JOB JL of Painting of any description done, call on the practical Painter, J. L MEYER only. 130 Fort St. P. O Box 337. Mut. Tel. 662. 2823-lv GEO. H. DOLE. Of Riverside, Cal.f BEING CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of letters of inquiry from the Hawaiian Islands regarding real estate in Southern California, has decided to offer his services to the people of Hawaii as Agent for purchasing orange ranches and other real estate, either in Riverside, or in any of the neighboring towns. Reliable and unbiased information furnished upon application. 1401 2916-3ma Massage. MRS. PRAY HAVING RESUMED the practice of Massage, would be ghvi to see old friends, and new, at 150 Fort St. , Chinese Church yard. 2939-3m Comtortably Famished Room ! S5H0T AND COLD BATHS.-C31 . No. 8 Union Street, (nsxt to Bell Tower). Mutual Telephone 394. P.O. Box 475. 2869-3m T. A. SIMPSON, Prop. Just deceived PER STEAMSHIP AUSTRALIA AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF THE CELEBRATED (P. B.) iladelphia Lager Beer! PALE BRAND, SOMETHING NEW. SF"'Send in your orders early for New Year's to the " CRITERION ! " 2958-3t L. H. DEE, Prop. M. GOLDBERG COR. FORT AND MERCHANT SIS. The Xmas Collection of Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Braces, House Jackets, Bath L'obes Crepe Skirts, Silk Shirts, &c AND A SMALL INVOICE OP GENU INE LEATHER GOODS3something new NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. M. GOLDBERG, COR. FORT AND MERCHANT STS. 2944-3w American and European Plan, Hunting Avenue and Exeter Street. Boston, Mass., U. S. A. Located in the Fashionable and Beau tiful Back Bay District. CoataiuinKSosleaad en suite. sF"It is but six minutes ride by horse or electric cars to the shopping and amusement centres. ipEFive minutes to Providence De pot the terminus of the Shore Liue It. R., Fall River, Stonington and Provid ence Boat Lines. "Passengers via Boston & Alhany R. R. may leave the train at Hunting ton Ave. Station, within one minute's walk of Hotel. 7" Hotel Porter -will be in attend ance at trains arriving from the New York and the West. F. S. RISTEEN & CO., Propbietors. Refers with permission of P. C. Jones and Wm. Parker Jones. 2951 140G-lm FANS! FANS! FANS ! Big Clearance Sale OP THE WHOLE STOCK At the Store of the Late A. L. Smith, Fort St GREAT REDUCTIONS! 2951-tf Just Arrived per Australia CHOICE ! l RIBBONS FLOWERS ETC., ETC., ETC., -AT" Gr O O D'8, Hclntyre Block, Fort Street. 2864-3mq For the latest and most ele gant styles of Ladies' Visiting Cards, or Wedding Invitations or Notices, go to the Hawaiian Gazette Office, No. 46 Merchant. The cards printed there are perfectly charming. 2907 Pll Wm SQUARE HOTEL Christmas I hp FX. IT. WICHMAI You Know MEANS Fi I- AT Eeliable Prices! E01IT STREET. 2909 WANTED ! 100 Tins of Strawberries FOR USE AT -ODE Soda Fountain! J Druggists. Cor. Fort & KingStB. 2920 1401 ll FEESH HOBRON, NEWMAN & Co WEMER & CO. JEWELERS! Fort St, Honolulu THE BEST LINE OP- Christmas Presents IN THE .CITY! Opal Jewelry A SPECIALTY! 2944-3w Es "MARTHA DAVIS." X. i. C. Brewer & Co. OFFER FOR SJIjT: A Line of Goods, as follows, at bed rock prices : THE RENOWNED .Eddy Ice Chests AND Refrigerators - IN ALL SIZES. Genuine Brick-oven BOSTON BAKED BEANS and BROWN BREAD. FISH and CLAM CHOWDERS, made where they are best made in the world. OILS Kerosene, Lard and Albany Cyl- . .i pricoa l.JLIi tyillJifetoniah. you. Long Card Matches. Assorted Sizes of Oars, Rosin, and Tar. Ax and Pick Handles. SISAL COED AGE AND MANILA HOPES. HUCKINS' SOUPS-A11 kinds, ready for instant use. Guaranteed rich, and perfectly seasoned. TURPENTINE. Burnett's Extracts. THE MAMMOTH ROCKERS that fit both large and small people. Caustic Soda. CAETEE'S COMBINED INKS. An Assortment of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, . CARTS, Etc., Etc. Call and have a look before purchasing elsewhere. O. BREWER & CO., QUEEN STREET. 2934-lm ASK'YDUR 6R0CERP OR iiOiCE EXTRA. THEVERYBESTAND CHEAPEST BREWER & CO., AGENTS. 293G-2m FOR RE2STT. THE VERY DESIRABLE 11ES1- fti Hotipp incut id on Kinrm street near the corner of Pensacola street, pre sently occupied by P. F. Angust EMers. House contains, parlors, dining room, kitchen, three chambers, bathroom, pan try, veranda rooms and ample closet space. Possession given December 1st. Inquire at HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., 2S97-tf Fort St., opp. Spreckela'. The Pacific Hardware Co. FORT STREET, HONOLULU, Beg to announce that they have opened their ART BOOMS on the second floor of their New Building, where they have on Exhibition, Articles suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, comprising examples of the-following Wares:. Limoges,' Boston, Rose Bubarry, Newport, Ivory, Queen, Bisque, Royal Windsor, Royal Worcester, Royal Devon, Royal Hungarian, ; tulip, Orchid, Bohemian, Etc., Etc. They have Just Received a fine line of the Latest Patterns of PICTURE MOULDINGS, Mirrors, Engravings, Etchings, Photogra vures, Pastels, Autotypes, Etc.t Etc., of the Latest publications; Easels in wood and bamboo; Tables, Chandeliers, Hanging, Piano and Banquet Lamps, Statuettes, and many Articles too numerous to mention. OIL PAINTINGS by local Artists Mrs. Wells, Messrs. Bam field, Hitchcock, Mrs. Paulis, and others. B"As soon as shelving on the first floor is completed they witl open a Line of HOUSE' FURNISHING GOODS, Agate, Japaned and Tin Ware. They trust their friends tvill appreciate the disap pointment they have experienced in not being able to have their Store fitted completely at an earlier date and the' fact that their entrance is so unattractive as to afford little inducement to visit the second floor. A VISIT to their Art Rooms will, they trust, be repaid. Soliciting a continuance of the patronage they have so liberally enjoyed in the past, they will spare no pains to fill all orders with care and promptness. 2S04-? ; Honolulu Welcomes Santa Claus Again ! o "POPULAR CTPRESENTS AT 7"P0PULAR PRICES ! 1ST. S. SACKS'; 104 Fort Street, - - - - Honolulu, S?"We announce our firm intention to please you, one and all. We are now fully prepared to meet the demands of the Season, and assure the Public, that Visitors will be cordially. welcome, whether they wish to purchase or not. Elegant Pjush Satin Lined Toilet and Manicure Sets, Plush and Polished Wood Jewel Cases, Plush Toilet Cases in all grates, Plush Handkerchief Boxes with Oxidized Trimmings, Combination Collar and Cuff Boxes in Plush and Leather, Elegant Shaving Sets in Metal Cases and Metal Fittings, , Shaving Glass and Towel Rack Combined, Leather Gloves and Handkerchief Cases, Fine Leather Card Cases and Purses in Sets. NOVELTIES, NEW IDEAS AND ODDITIES IN POLISHED HORN WARE COMBINATIONS. NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS AND GENTS' FINE SILK UMBRELLAS. 2S04 PERFUMES ! Eastman's, Colgate's Lundbord's, Lubin's, Gosnell's, " Wright's, So v L 2p -si V fOLCATE & C(Wj AND TUE Genuine Farina Cologne ALL IN ASSORTED STYLES AND SIZES, FROM THE SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST. NEW DESIGNS IN ODOR CASES, MANICUSE SETS, BRUSH AND COMB SETS, SHAVING SETS, and Cut GKLass Toilet Bottles, O-IMP0RTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE I Hollister & Comp'y 109 FORT STREET. 2938-lm INDIA. SILKS, ALL SHADES Satins, Surahs, Plushes, Ribbons, Purees, Parasols, Umbrellas, Laces, Embroideries, Mitts ; Kid Gloves, all shades and lengths ; Silk Gloves, all shades and lengths. Complete Line Ladies' and Gent's Bain Coats Moquette and Smyrna Rugs, all sizes ; Portieres, in latest patterns and shades. gjCT We call special attention to two articles : Oar 8-button Glace Sac Gloves, in Black, Grays, Browns, and Tans, at $1 a pair ; and our complete line of Shades in Ponpons for Fancy Work for the holidays. egan ' & o-uisrisr, 100 Fort St., : Brewer Block, 2848 1389-q DAILY ADVERTISER! S-Faere 50 DELIVERED Cents The Daily V. C. Advertiser an i Weekly Gazette ONLY- Edition 9 Per Mom tli -if V Bi GABBIER, V- if ' ..It