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DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, MARCH 18, 1892.
SLATE BALL.
Har Majesty the Queen Entertains
At lolani Palace.
BRILLIANT SOCIAL
GATHERING,
Superb Decorations and Fine Mntlc
Grand Illumination In the
Grounds The Guest,
ete., etc.
Yesterday evening Her
Queen Liliuokalani gave
Majesty
a
State
Ball at lolani Palace, the first since
Her accession to the Throne. It
was an exceedingly brilliant event,
the attendance being unusually
large, showing that the invitations
were very generally accepted ; and
not only that, it was a representa
tive assemblage one in which the
wealth and beauty of the city was
congregated. Many strangers were
also present, and must have en
joyed the occasion.
Half-past eight o'clock was the
hour mentioned in the handsome
invitation for the ball, but long
before that time the invited guests
began to arrive. The carriages
containing guests entered the
Palace grounds bv the Richard
street gate, and drew up at the
steps facing that street. Over the
steps was a tent-like covering.
Here the guests were conducted
down the flight of steps by mem
bers of Her Majesty's staff and
conducted to the dressing rooms,
gentlemen going to the right in the
Chamberlain's office, the ladies to
the left on the other side of the
hallway, where a large room was
specially fitted up for their accom
modation. Draperies hung in
every direction in this room, and it
was evident that deft fingers com
bined with artistic taste had been
at work. The hallway leading
from the dressing rooms to the
staircase, by which the guests
reached the main floor of the
Palace, was draped on either side
with red, white and blue, and gar
lands of evergreens, offering to all
a glowing welcome.
Arriving on the main floor the in
vited guests entered the throne
room where Her Majesty held an
informal reception, standing just
in front of the dais. It was a charm
ing sight in the throne room, for it
was most beautifully decorated,
the electric light chandeliers pro
ducing an effect that was highly
picturesque. On the dais stood a
number of magnificent kahilis, and
also a tabu stick. The mirrors
were banked with choice flowers
at the foot, while pretty vines
hung from the top. The grand
hallway was an object of admira
tion from all. On either side were
banked all kinds of potted plants.
In the alcoves stood handsome bou
quets, their perfume being most
fragrant. At the head of the stair
way was the first letter of the
word aloha, made of evergreen
wreaths, and on the steps on
either side stood potted plants.
Dancing was carried on in the
throne room and also the
dining room, which was taste
fully decorated. The Royal
Hawaiian Orchestra was sta
tioned at the mauka end of tho
hall and played for dancing. On
a raised platform to the left of the
back veranda was the band of the
U. S. Flagship San Francisco,
which played between the dances.
The order of dances was as follows :
1, Lancers; 2, Waltz; 3, Polka;
4, Lancers ; 5, Waltz ; 6, Schot
tische ; 7, Lancer3 ; 8, Waltz ; 9,
Polka; 10, Lancers; 11, Waltz;
12. Schottische ; 13, Mazurka; 14,
Galop.
When dancing was going on, the
scene was very brilliant, many of
the ladies wearing very elegant
costumes.
The grounds were illuminated
with hundreds of colored lanterns,
so arranged as to produce a fine
effect on approaching the Palace.
An elegant supper was served in
the lanai in front of the Palace
shortly after 11 o'clock. The in
terior of this building was elabor
ately decorated with flags and
streamers, and lit up by the elec
tric light. There was a most abun
dant supply of choice edibles
plenty for everybody. It need
hardly be said that ample justice
was done to the many good things.
The arrangements of the ball
were in the able hands of Major
Jas. W. Robertson, Her Majesty's
Chamberlain, who certainly must
be congratulated on the great suc
cess which attended the whole
affair. There was not a drawback of
any kind, and those present voted
it the finest ball ever given in
Honolulu. Many of the strangers
present were surprised at the bril
liancy of this ball, and were loud
in their praise of the handsome
manner in which they had been
entertained.
Following is the officio! list 'of in
invited guests:
Hon. W. F. Allen and wife, Hon.
W. D. Alexuuder aud wife, Hon. J.
B. Atherton and wife, Moos. G. B. d'
Aritflade, French Commissioner, C.
Alee and wife, J. I. Aholo. Jona. Aus
tin, A. T. Atkinson and wife, Mrs. C.
Afong, the Misses Along, the Mioses
Atkinson, Hon. C. W. Ashford and
wife, S. C. Allen and wife, W. I).
Alexander, Jr., Miss May Atherton,
Li. C. Abies and wife, W. H. Aldrich
and wife, W. C. Achi, Dr. Anderson,
C. H. Atherton and wife, G. (X Allen,
V. An Id and wife, Dr. Andrews and
wife, Mrs. H. W. Auld, Miss Austin,
W. G. Ashley ahd wife, J. Aea and
wife, A. Athens and wife, V. V. Ash
ford, F. B. Auerbach and wife, J.
Asche and wife, Mrs. B. H. Austin,
A. L. Atkinson, A. Ascheim, J.Ailau
and wife, Miss M. Agnew, A. H. Ack
erma:a and wife, Miss Ackerman,Mrs.
C. N. Arnold.
Admiral George Brown, U.S. X., and
Mrs Brown, Hon. C. R. Bishop, Col.
J. H.Boyd and wife, Col. K. H. Baker
and wife, the Misses Baker, Col. H.F.
Bertelmnn and wife, Hon. J. K. Bush
and wife, Mr. Justice Bickerton and
wife, Hon. C. O. Berger and wife,
Hon. Cecil Brown, S. Ban, Malcolm
Brown and wife, J. F. Brown and
wife, C. A. Brown and wife, G. E.
Boardman and wife, F. Brown and
wife, Rev. W. H. Barnes and wife,
Mrs P. Bush, W. H. Baird, H. Ber
ger, Mrs. Barnard, Rev. E. G. Beck
with and wife, W. T. Brigham, Mitt
Bolfes, Miss Briokwood, K. F. Bishop
and wife, C. Bolte and wife, Capt. J.
H. Brown and wife, Hon. G. C. Beck
ley and wife, C. Bosse, J. F. Bowler
and wife, Mrs. Bone, R. N. Boyd and
wife, M. Brash, Miss G. L. Brewer,
Miss Buckle, Miss M. Brewer, Miss
H. Boyd, Lieutenant - Commander
Hunter Blair, R. N., Rev. S. E.
Bishop and wife, Rev. H. Bingham
and wife, W.A. Bowen and wife, Mrs.
Brickwood.W.R. Buchanan and wife.
W. A. Buick and wife, Mrs. G. W.
Beaman, R. B. Brenham and wife, E.
D. Baldwin, G. H. Babb and wife,
Miss Baxter, Miss Burbank, Miss
Brewer, R. Bradley and wife, F.Buch
holtz, Miss Bingham, Ed. Benner, G.
A. Brown, Miss Brown, W. A. Bru
ner. J. Bartram, A. Brown, H. P. Ba
con, Mrs. Berry, T. H. Buckingham
and wife, Mr.Bell, Miss Hattie Brown.
His Excellency Governor A. S.
Cleghorn, Hon. J. O. Carter and wife,
Senhor A. de 8. Canavarro,
Portuguese Charge d' Affairs, Hon. J.
A. Cummins and wife, W. H. Cum
uiings and wife, A. J. Cartwright and
wife, J. B. Castle and wife, H. N. Cas
tle, J. A. Cassidy and wife, C. E. Co
ville, Chas.Creighton and wife, Oliver
Carter, the Misses Carter, Rev. F.
Clement, James Campbell and wife,
Miss L. Campbell, A. J. Cartwright,
Jr., and wife, Bruce Cartwright and
wife, W. R. Castle and wife, Hon. S.
N. Castle and wife, Miss C. Castle, G.
P. Castle and wife, Mrs. Cornwell,
C. M. Cooke and wife, T.P. Cummins,
Mrs. J. H. Coney, Miss May Cum
mins, R. Catton and wife, the Misses
Cummins, Miss Courson, Chas. Clark
and wife, Miss D. Clark, the Misses
Colburn, A. J. Campbell A. Cock
burn, J. F. Colburn and wife, M.
Colburn and wife, A. F. Cooke, Miss
Clarke, Mrs. E. A. Clarke, the Misses
Cooke, E. 8. Cunha and wife, Miss
Cushman, Miss Crabbe, C. L. Crabbe
and wife, H. Crabbe and wife, Miss
Cornwell, Mrs. A. Clarke, W. Cham
berlain, C. Clapp and wife, Mrs. Coff
man, Mrs. H. A. P. Carter, the Misses
Carter, A.
Carothere,
and wife,
VV. Crockett, G. R.
Dr. D. Campbell
Mrs. J. M. Cooke,
J. C. Cook, Mrs. Coan,
Miss Chaffee,
W. Cornwell, Jr., Miss Carpenter, C.
Crozier, Miss M. Clark, T. Cook, J. W.
Cofran and wife, G L. Chase aud wife,
J. D. Cockett and wife, H. E. Cooper
and wife, A. Chamberlain and wife,
W. H. Cooke, G. Codick, D.E. Camp
bell, VV. Cuelho.
Hon. 8. M. Damon and wife, Mr.
Justice Dole and wife, F. S. Dodge
and wife, G. L. Desha and wife, D.
Dayton and wife, H. M Dow, Hon. J.
I. Dowsett, C. B. Dwight and wife, 8.
C Dwight and wife, Miss Dora Dow
sett, the Misses Davidson, Dr. F. R.
Day and wife, A. Dowsett, J. M Dow
sett and wife, the Misses Dowsett, B.
F. Dillingham and wife, J. M. David
son, H. De Fries and wife, Mtss H.
Davis, J. Dyer and wife, C. W. Day
and wife, E. C. Damon and wife, W .
W.Dimond and wife, Mrs. S. H. Dow
sett, C. Davis, R. Davis and wife,
Miss M. J. Davis, H. Davis and wife,
T. 8. Douglas and wife, Miss Douglas,
Mrs. A F. Dixon, Miss Dale, P. H.
Dodge, Miss Duncan, H. F. Davidson,
J. W. Davis and wife, Lieut. Geo. L.
Dyer, U 8. N. and Mrs. Dyer, Miss
Dyer, Miss Durbin.
Hon. John Ena, J.J. Egan and wife,
A. Ehlers and wife, C. H. Eldridge
and wife, F. M. English, Mrs. N.
Eldridge, J. R. Eastman, Miss East
man, Rev. O. P. Emerson, Dr. N. B.
Emerson and wife, J. O. Emerson, J.
Efflnger.
Capt. A. Fuller and wife, Miss Ful
ler, W. Foster and wife, W. E. Foster
and wife, Hon. A. Fernandez and wife.
G. D. Freeth and wife, C. J. Fishel
and wife, J. H. Fisher and wife. Miss
Fitzsimmons.Miss Fanning, H.Focke,
Mrs. T. R. Foster, Rev. F. L. Foues
riel, Mrs. Forbes, Miss Forbes, W.
Forbes, W. F. Froar, Miss M. Foster,
C. F. Fearing, Dr. Foote, Miss A.
Fleming.
H. F. Glade and wife, the Misses
Glade, W. M. Giffard and wife, Dr.
Grossman, W. M. Graham, Mrs. Gil
man, J. A. Oilman and wife, C. T.
Gulick and wife, N. E. Gedge and
wife, E. Giffard, J. B. Gibson and
wife, H. Gunn and wife, W. H. Greig,
Miss Gilliland, H. J. Gallagher, F.
Godfrey and wife. A. V. Gear and
wife, Miss K. Grey, Miss Oilman, M.
8. Grinbaum, J. W. Gay and wife,
Capt. Godfrey and wife, Misses Gam
ble. A. Gartenburg, Miss Gould, M.
Goldberg, Miss Green, G. Graw, A.
Garvie.
J. A. Hassingeraud wife, Miss Has
singer, Col. J. D. Holt and wile, J. F.
Hackfeld and wife, H. F. Hebbard
and wife, E. Hutchison, E. Hart and
wife, W. W. Hall and wife, Walter
Hill and wife, C. L. Hopkins and
wife, Mrs. Haalelea, E. R. Hendry
and wife, F. Hustace and wife, J.
Hoting and wife, J. A. Hopper aud
wife, W. L. Hopper and wife, A. Her
bert and wife, Miss Herbert, Bishop
of Honolulu aud wife, the Misses Hop
per, F. M. Hatch and wife, H. von
Holt and wife, M. Hyman and wife,
Misses Howland, C. Hall, D. Hoa
pili and wife, E. W. Holdsworth and
wife, Mrs. Hawes, Miss Hapai, Miss
Henry, VV. R. Holt, Misses Holmes,
F. A. Hosmer and wife, Miss Hunt,
T. W. Hobron and wife, F. P. Hast
ings and wife, Miss Hoppin, Miss
Hart, O. Herold, A. S. Hartwell and
wife, Misses Hartwell, Rev. Dr. Hyde
and wife, C.Hedemau aud wife, H
Hoogs and wife, Chas. Hustace and
wie, Miss Hustace, C. Hustace, Jr.,
Mrs. Heilner, Miss von Holt, F. L.
Hoogs, R. Hoes and wife, J. H. Hunt
and wife, Misses Hight, Mrs. Hobson,
J. Hyman, C. Herrick, Miss Hawley,
Mrs. Hobron, 8. Hookauo and wife,
J. S. Holt and wife, A. W. Heydtman,
Miss Hare, E. Hopkins aud wife, Wm.
von Hamm, J. Heleluhe, A. Hutchin
son. Hon. W. G. Irwin and wife, Col. the
Hon. C. P. Iaukea and wife, Hon.
Paul R. Isenberg and wife.
Chief Justice Judd and wife, Miss
A. Judd, A. Jaeger aud wife, P. Jones
and wife, Miss Judd, E. W. Jordan
and wite, J. VV. Jones, E. Johnson, A.
Jones, D. Jones, The Mises Jones,
Captain and Mrs. Johnson, A. B. Jen
kins, Miss G. Johnson, H. Johnson
and wife.
H. R. H. Prince Kawananakoa, H
R. H. Prince Kalaninaole, J. P. Ka
halewai and wife, Hon. D. Kahanu,J.
L. Kaulukou, J. Kaae and wife, Hon.
A. Kauhi, Hon. L. P. Kanealii, M.K.
Keohokalole and wife, J. I. Kawai
rtui and wife, T. J. King and wife,
Mrs. Kahai, Miss Kaufmann, C. Kai
ser, S. K. Kane and wife, S. M. Ka
ukai and wife, H. Kaia and wife. G.
VV. Kualaku, W. F. Kaae, T. R. Key
worth and wife, Mrs. King, J. K. Ka
ulia and wife, H. Kaaha and wife, A.
Kaulia and wife, G. C. Kenyon, Miss
Kirketup, D. L. Kalawaia and wife,
J. Kuhia, W. Kluegel and wife, F.
Kruger.
Hon. E. K. Lilikalani and wife, C.
J. Lyons and wife, T. F. Lansing and
wife, T. R. Lucas and wife, A. Lucas
and wife, L. J. Leavey and wife, H.
Lose and wife, R. Lishman and wife,
VV. Lishman and wife. Misses Lish
man, Mrs. Lawrence, VV. S. Luce and
wife, F. J. Lowrey and wife, W.
Lanz, Miss Ladd, Miss Lemon, Mrs.
Lemon, T. Irishman, D. Logan and
wife, 8. Louisson, Dr. Lundy and
wife, Mrs. Luce, R. Lowers and wife,
Miss Lewers, Miss Lamb, Miss Lane,
T. Lloyd and wife, F. M. Lewis, 11.
J. Lillie and wife, T. Lane. Misfl Low
rey, A. B. Lyons, Captain Lorenzen
and wife, W. O. Lackland and wife,
Misses Low, G. H. Luce, V Lucas,
Mrs. Laws, A. C. Lovekin, E. Lang
ley and wife, A. Lamach, Miss Long.
8. Lesser, C. Long, J. Lightfoot and
wife, Miss Lofquist, D. Libby and
wife, Captain Lapham, Mr. Lange, J.
VV. Luniug and wife.
Rev. Alex. Mackintosh and wife,
Hon. E. C. Macfarlane, Hon. J. Mars
den, Mr. Justice McCully and wife, C.
J. McCarthy and wife, Hon. A. Mar
ques, Taizo Masaki, Japanese Consul,
H. R Macfarlane and wife, A. S. Ma
haulu, H. N. Mcintosh and wife, Dr.
J. S. McGrew and wife, Miss McGrew,
Dr. H. McGrew and wife, H. B. Mc-
Stocker and wife, J. A. Mehrten and
wife, M. D. Monsarrattand wife, W. T.
Monsarrat and wife, J. M. Monsarrat.
Captain Mist and wife, Miss Mist, Dr.
Mc Wayne and wife, Misses Mclntyre,
T. Mav and wife, F. Mclntyre, Dr. R.
McKibbin, A. McKibbin, C. W. Mac
farlane and wife, F. VV. Macfarlane
and wife, Hon. G. VV. Macfarlane, C.
Mctt and wife, E. Mclnerny, W. H.
Mclnerny, J. D. Mclnerny, Miss Mc
lnerny, Dr. Miner and wife, J. VV.
McGuire.J. K. Merseberg and wife,
S. Mahelona and wife, J. A. Magoon
and wife, Miss McGuire, VV. H. Mc
Lean and wife, E. L.Marshall, 8. Ma
haulu, Mrs. Monsarrat, Miss
Ma lone, L. McGrew, Miss May,
W. Maerten and wife, Dr. A. Marcuse,
J. McGuire and wife, J. F. Morgan
an! wife, A. Mossman, G. McLeod,
Dr. McLennan and wife, Misses Moss
man, L. B. Mizner and wife, Miss
Moore, Mrs. L. Mitchell, A. M. Mellis
and wife, P. Muhlendorf, H. M. A.
Miller, Misses Moore, G. Malcolm, E.
M. Marshall and wife.
Hon. Paul Neumann and wife, G.
O. Nacayama, G. K. Norton and wife,
H. J. Nolte and wife, Miss Nolte, W.
G. Needham and wife, MissNeedham,
Captain Nowlein and wife, E Norrie
and wife, Miss Nowlein, Dr. Nichols
and wife, E. R. Newman and wife, A.
B. Naone and wife, C. Niikuni, Mrs.
F. E. Nickels, E. A. Nickels.
P. Opfergelt and wife, Dr. Oliver
and wife, Rev. W. B. Oleson and wife,
J. M. Oat and wife, F. B. Oat, Mr.
and Mrs. Olivier, II. J. Ordway, Mrs.
Ordway.
H. R. H. Princess Pomaikelani, His
Excellenc Samuel Parker and Mrs.
Parker, Hon. A P. Peterson and wife,
Hon. D. W Puaand wife, J. Phillips,
J. H. Paty and wife. G. C. Potter,
Hon. F. 8. Pratt and wife, C. A. Pea
cock and wife, W. O. Parke, H. F.
Poor, T. C. Porter and wife, Misses
Paty, Miss Patch, E. W. Peterson and
wife, Dr. Peterson and wife, 8. K.
Pua, Miss M. Parker, J. VV. Pratt and
wife, M. Phillips, H. A. Parmelee and
wife, Miss Parmelee, Miss Pua, Offi
cers of H. B. M. S. Pheasant, E. D.
Preston, J. VV. Preston, G. H. Paris,
H. VV. Peck and wife, C. F. Peterson,
Miss Perry, A.Perry Miss Pease, R
C. L. Perkins, VV. J. Phillips and wife,
Miss Panseil, Mrs. J. Phelan, Miss
Phelan.
Major James W. Robertson (H. M.'s
Chamberlain) and Mrs. Robertson,
Colonel John Richardson and wife, A.
Rosa and wife, A. VV. Richardson, H.
Renjes and wife, J. G. Roth well and
wife, G. J. Ross and wife, Capt. J. Ross,
S. B. Rose and wife, M. P. Robinson,
Miss Richardson, Mrs. B. 8. Robert
son, Miss G. Robertson, Mrs. E. C.
Richardson, 8. Roth and wife, W. W.
Richardson, G. M. Rose, Mrs. J. N.
Robinson, G. H. Robertson and wife,
T. H. Richards, G. C. Ross, D. Rice
and wife, C. N. Rose, Mrs. F. Ryer.
His Excellency Charles N. Spencer
and Mrs. Spencer, His Excellency J.
L. Stevens, U. S. Minister Plenipoten
tiary, and Mrs. Stevens, Hon. VV. J.
Smith, H. VV. Severance, U. S. Consul
General, and Mrs. Severance, Captain
W. T. Sampson, U. S. N., Mrs. Mott
Smith, Miss Smith, F. A. Schaefer
and wife, H. VV. Schmidt and wife,
E. Suhr and wife, H. Smith and wife,
E. Stiles, G. E. Smithies, O. Swain
and wife, L. D. Spencer and wife, O.
Stillman and wife, C. K. Stillman and
wife, F. M. Swanzey and wife. T. M.
Starkey, the Misses Stevens, Hon. W.
0. Smith and wife, J. H. Soper and
wife, M. M. Scott and wife, J. G.
Spencer and wife, W. C. Sproull, E.
1. Spalding and wife, G. W. Smith
and wife, W. T. Seward, D. B. Smith,
Miss Sheldon, the Misses Sorenson,
J. T. Stacker and wife, VV. B. Single
hurst, J. Stelling, F. Spencer, Dr.
Stangenwald and wife, N. S. Sachs
and wife, T. Sorenson and wife, Rev.
F. Sylvester, J. F. Soper. VV. H.
Soper, L. P. Scott ; Wardroom, Junior
and Steerage Officers U. S. F. S. San
Francisco ; F. P. Stone and wife, Miss
Stone, Mrs. F. H. Swatt, Mrs. A. J.
Stevens, F. Stearns, Miss Ida Sotners,
Miss Sampson, A. Simerson and wife,
Miss Snow.
E. D. Tenney and wife, Dr. G.
Trousseau, Wray Taylor and wife,
Hon. A. N. Tripp and wife, F. Tanno,
T. G. Thrum and wife, Hon. L. A.
Thurston, Miss Tanner, E. B. Thomas
and wife, F. J. Testa and wife, J. H.
Thompson and wife, U. Thompson,
Rev. E. S. Timoteo and wife, VV. F.
Thrum, C. R. Templeton and wife, L.
Tauhauan aud wife, J. C. Taireo,
Misses Thompson, J. A. Thompson, J.
B. Tobey and wife.
H. C. Ulukou and wife.
Mons. A. Vizzavona, Rev. F. Val
entine, Mrs. Vida, Miss Villa, F.Vida,
Miss Vaas, Miss vaughan.
His Ex. H. A. Widemann and Mrs.
Widemann, His Ex. VV. A. Whiting,
Hen. J. S. Walker and wife, Hon. H.
M. Whitney and wife, Hon. J. T.
Waterhouse, Jr., and wife, Major J.
H. Wodehouse, H. B. M.'s Commis
sioner, and wife, T. R. Walker and
wife, Hon. R. VV. Wilcox, W. L. Wil
cox and wife. VV. H. Wright, Hon. C.
B. Wilson and wife, F. VV. Wunden
berg, E. Wodehouse, Hon. J. N. S.
Williams and wife, Hon. V. C. Wilder
and wife, G. K. Wilder, G. West and
wife, the Misses Walker, F. L. Winter
and wife, Miss Wodehouse, C. Wide
mann, H. Waterhouse and wife, H.M.
Whitney, Jr., J. Winter and wife, Mrs.
a I'. Ward, Misses Ward, Dr. C. B.
Wood and wife, E. O. White and wife,
Mrs. and Miss Widdi field, W. Horace
Wright, Mrs. S. G. Wilder, Miss
Wilder, 8. G. Wilder, C. H. White, J.
Walker, W. 8. Wond and wife, Chas.
Wilcox aud wife, F. Whitney, H. F.
Wiebman and wife, H. H. Wil
liams, J. G. Waibell and wife,
Hay Wodehouse and wife, T. B.
Walker and wife, R. N. Webster,
J. N. Wright and wife, F. W. Wood,
Miss Weight, F. J. Waiau and wife,
R. Waipaand wife.MisaNeUie White.
Miss tita Wilder, J. J. Williams and
wife, P. Woods, Miss Woods, J. C.
White and wife, Dr. Whitney and
wife, W. Woou, W. E: Wall, Miss
Wing, J. Q. Wood, Miss WTUbur, W.
C. Weeden and wife, Mrs. M. A.
Wood, Misses Waterhouse, Dr. Win
ter, Miss Widemann, A. J. Wilson
and wife, Masses Warden, W. Whaley,
Miss Wight, Mrs. F. A. Wilder, T.
Wolf, W. Wolters, Mrs. E. C. Wool
ley. Hon. Alex. Young and wife, the
Misses Young.
B. Zablan.
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office. This handy book is invalu
able for strangers visiting this coun
try. It contains descriptive matter
pertaining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps. No tourist should be with
out the guide as it will save them a
lot of bother and questions.
In the Supreme Court of the Ha
waiian Islands.
1
N THE MATTER OF FONG WO
of Honolulu, a Voluntary Bankrupt.
Creditors of the said Bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove
their debts before such Justice of the
Supreme Court as shall be sitting at
Chambers, at Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu,
on SATURDAY the 19th day of March,
1892, between the hours of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon and noon of the said day,
and elect one or more Assignees of the
said Bankrupt's estate.
By the Court.
GEO. LUCAS,
3023-3t 2nd Deputy Clerk.
Supreme
Court of the
Islands.
Hawaiian
IN 1
I of
THE MATTER OF TONG SING,
Kamaloo, Molokai, a Voluntary
Bankrupt.
Creditors of the paid Bankrupt are
hereby notified to come in and prove their
debts before such Justice of the Supreme
Cour t as shall be sitting at Chambers, at
Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, on MONDAY
the 2 1st day of March, 1892, between
the hours of ten o' lock in the forenoon
and noon of the said day, and elect one
or more Assignees of the said bankrupt's
estate.
By the Court.
HENRY SMITH,
3022 Gt Clerk.
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian
islands, at Chambers.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PF.TI
tion of John Koss and others to vacate
an election of Nobles for the Division of
Oahu.
The petition of John Ross and fifty
others having this day been filed in the
office of the clerk of the Supreme Court
addressed to the Chief Justice of the said
court and setting forth certain causes
whereby it is claimed by said petitioners
that the late election for JNubles in and
for the Island and Division of Oahu held
on the third of February, 1892, was and is
invalid, null and void and should be
vacated, and praying for a hearingof said
petition and for judgment that said elec
tion was and is invalid, null and void ;
now therefore,
It is hereby ordered that said petition
be heard before such Justice of the
Supreme Court as shall be sitting at
chambers at Aliiolani Hale, in Honolulu
on the baid Island of Oahu, at 10 o'clock
a. m. on MONDAY the 21st dav of
MARCH instant, when and where all
persons interested may appear and show
cause M any tney nave wny tne prayer
of f-aid petition should not be granted.
And also that a copy of this order and
notice be served by the Marshal upon
each chairman of the several boards cf
inspectors of election within and for the
several precincts of said Division of Oahu
and upon J. N. S.Williams, John A.
Cummins, Paul Neumann, John Ena and
Arthur P. Peterson, they being the can
didates who were returned and certified
as having been elected at said election as
Nobles for said Division.
And also that a copy of this order and
notice be published in the English and
Hawaiian languages respectively in tho
Pacific Commercial Advertiser (in Eng
lish) and in Ka Leo o ka Lahui (in Ha
waiian) they being newspapers printed
and published within said Island and
Division for the space of ten days prior
to the date hereby fixed for the hearing
ol said petition.
Dated at Honolulu this 3d dav of
March, 1892.
RICH. F. BICKERTON,
Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest.
Henry Smith, Clerk Supreme Court.
3013-10t
HAWAIIAN
(earn Soap Works,
LELEO, HONOLULU,
T. W. RAWLINS, - Proprietor.
NOTICE.
r ANTED KNOWN ALL OVER
tti Islands that Taos. W. Raw
lins, the onlv Practice Soap Boiler in
all of the Hawaiian Islands, from and
afr-r January 1, 1892, has REDUCED
PRICES to
$4.50 per Case of 100 lbs.;
$400 per 100
lbs. in Balk.
50 Cents each allowed for empty con
ta ners returned in good order.
'If vour agent does not keep my
brand of Soap, order direct from me.
Send Postal Card oridter for amount of
Soap required and I will fill your order
with promptness and dispatch.
T. W. RAWLINS,
2967 1409-ly Leleo, Honolulu.
cgal 3 uwti sent rats .
STcu) .Dncrtisciitcnig.
NEW-YORK LIFE
Insurance
JANUARY
ASSETS -
Liabilities, including the
all existing Policies 4
Standard - -
Total Undivided Surplus
Income $31,854,194.98
New Insurance Written in '91 152,664,982.00
Outstanding Insurance - 614,824,713.00
JOHN A. McCALL, President,
HENRY TUCK, Vice-President,
ARCHIBALD H. WELCH, 2d Vice-President.
GEORGE W. PERKINS, 3d Vice-President.
RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary.
A. HUNTINGTON, M. D., Medical Director.
CHARLES C. WHITNEY, Secretary.
HORACE C. RICHARDSON, Assistant Actuary.
EDMUND C. STANTON, Cashier.
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM H. APPLETON,
WALTER H. LEWIS,
H. C. MORTIMER,
C. C. BALDWIN,
WILLIAM H. BEERS,
RICHARD MUSER,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH,
EDMOND D. RANDOLF,
W. F. BUCKLEY,
JOHN N.
C.
GENERAL AGENT'
3005-1
i Few Hints to
Before buying a bicycle and paying your good hard Hawaiian dollars for it,
stop and consider a few points .
Consider how many different makes of bicycles, both American and foreign,
there are on the market.
Consider how little the majority of purchasers know of the quality of metal
used in the bicycle they are examining, and how much they must rely on the
reputation on the manufacturer or dealer.
Consider how essential it is that a bicycle should be made of the best steel
forgings, tubes and wire, and that the greatest of care should he use in putting the
parts together to insure long life and ease in running.
Consider all these" points, and then ask yourself if you are really a judge of a
wheel, or if you are safe in taking the advice of a friend who, possibly, may not
know any more about a wheel than you do.
After you have considered, and if you are able to decide to your satisfaction,
then buy the bicycle that suits you. If you have any doubts, then be on the safe
side and buy the bicycle that is mentioned by the greatest number of persons as
the leading wheel.
The COLUMBIA is admitted by all to be of the highest grade and the leading
bicycle. I have handled the Columbia from the first and my experience is that it is
the most satisfactory wheel for an agent to sell or a wheelman to ride.
The advantages in buying a Columbia are :
First You get the wheel that is recognized as tho leading bicycle, being made
of the best metal and shows best workmanship.
Second You get the prettiest 1892 wheel.
Third You get a wheel of American manufacture, and can easily replace parts.
You can obtain obtain parts of any wheel made by this company years hence.
Fifth You can always sell a second-hand Columbia quicker and tret a better
1 price than for any other wheel.
Sixth You will, at any time be given information regarding the care or re
pairing of the wheel purchased, by the local agent.
Have you found
3004
Company.
1, 1892.
$125,947,290.81
Reserve on
per cent.
- 110,806,267.50
$15,141,023.31
JOHN CLAFIN,
WM. L. STRONG,
HENRY TUCK,
CHARLES S. FAIRCHILD,
EDWARD N. GIBBS,
A. H. WELCH,
W. B. HORNBLOWER,
WM. C. WHITNEY,
WOODBURY LANGDON,
STEARNS.
O. BERGEK,
FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
m 1 416-1 m
Bicycle Purchasers.
the Colombia Bicycle Agent 1
- lm
&OD tiiuvtiscmtnts.
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
Lati A. L. Smith's Stork.
To the Public of the Hawaiian Islan'a.
oTJK STOCK OF1
dewing Machines,
Domestic Pajr
Patterns
And All Sewing Machine Accessories is
now as complete as it is possible
to keep them.
FULL AND COMPLETE
STOCK (IF
Blank Book?, School, Note and Exercise
Books, Pens, Slates, Etc., Etc.
The Cheapest Line of
Guitars and Mandolins
Ever offered.
CKOQUKT SETS, LAWN TRNNIS,
RACKETS & BALLS, BASE BALLS,
BATS, CAPS, GLOVES, Etc.,
A word about prices! Ex
perience proves that it costs 10 per cent,
to keep books, and at least 5 per cent,
for bad debts, the result is we wish to
set ourselves straight with the public.
Jtf Tho, who pay cash have no
right to be charged the above 15 per
cent., and we have determined tc do
business the same way as is done in San
Francisco, on a CASH BASIS ONLY!
J0f Our prices will thus be as low as
pun hasing for cash can make them, and
we feel that the public will not be long
in finding out the difference.
W. F. REYNOLDS, - Proprietor.
3008-3W
THAT WHICH IS GOOD TO
be 0 one cannot be done too scon, and if it
be neglected to be done early it will fre
quently happen that it will not be done
at all."
The EawQ. Fertilizing Co.
HavE Now on Hand,
And ready for immediate delivery, to
close balance of lots made for 1891,
as follows:
lOO TONS NO. 1 HIGH GRADE
FERTILIZER.
50 TONS FISH GUANO.
lOO TONS WOOD AND RUBBISH
ASHES (clean and dry.)
500 TONS ROTTED STABLE
MANURE.
Have also on hand :
25 TONS NITRATE OF SODA.
25 TONS MURIATE OF POTASH.
lOO TONS GUANO, Etc., Etc.
Send in your orders at once for
tho above, or for next summer delivery,
A. F. COOKE,
Manager Hawn. Fertilizing Co.
January 2, 1892. 2961-tf
Recently Published
THE - HAWAIIAN GUIDE - BOOK
1892.
1892.
AH
I LLUSTRATED
TOURISTS' GUIDE
Throih i Hawaiian Islands
H. M. WHITNEY, Editor.
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The Quide will be mailed to any part of
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Or, to any foreign country for 76 Cents.
The Book has 176 pages of text, with
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The GUIDE gives a full description of
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residents to send to their friends abroad.
Some of the illustrations in the new
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