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ARRITAU.
Sattbdat, July 2T.
II M S S Minpoa, Hayard. days
from S in Krancioo. .
Stmr Kinau. Clarke, from Maui and Ha
waii. -r . ,
:mr Mokolii. M"cC.re.-r. from Moloai.
Stmr Wairaanalo. Dudoit. from KooUu.
atmrC. It. Bishop, Le Claire, f.'om Ki
lauca and IIani;;.
Sc5DT. July Co.
Stmr Can. line. Davie, from Maui.
Stmr I-x-alam. Freeman, from Kauai.
Stmr Waiaiealp. 3:uythe. f ron Hamakua.
Stmr Pl. IVter3on. from Makaweli.
Sfhr Mahimahi from Waialua.
Schr Kawailani from Koolau.
Schr Sarah and Eliza from Kooiau.
Schr Lihol.ho from Watmea.
nEPAKTCRKl.
SrrsDAY. July 2T.
11 M S S Marpoa. Hayrard, for the
Colonies.
Am chr Allen A. Scha?e. for Eareisa.
VKSELS LEAVIXO TO-DAT.
Stmr Kaala. Ctaban. for Waianae W'aia
la.t and Kahuku. at 3 a ni.
Stmr J A Camming, Neilsni. for Koolaa,
at 10 a m.
Stmr Mokolli, McGregor, for Moloai.
at 5 3 ai.
,vhr Kaniketou'.i for Kohala.
S-hr Kawj.l.mi for Kvlan.
Schr Sarah and Eliza for Kooiau.
VEKM IN POUT,
:T'.. I'.st 4.hi nat 'r.r.'iii.te cwtf4.)
5lT.ll VKEi-S.
CSS Itu'oi. Div.from a cni.
U S S Adm?. Nelson, from Lahaioa.
HEKCHANTXZS.
Br srh Norma, Yokohimi.
Am f!ir V H TaUof, Ki':hm. N.vcil.
lier bk Geo N W'itrox. Wolter. Livrrpr.o'.
Am chr Aioha. l)abl. San Fr.mrisco. -Br
t,!c LndN-yk, William. Liverpvl.
Am rh Tr.inrit. Jorn'-n, in b rancio.
;! -r bk Ma-ma Al l. Smith, San Kranriro.
Ia.w i-.k II i' Kitht. Morron. Stn Fran.
Ai i r.kt Irmffir!. Srhn.idt. fan Franc. so.
Am r.': S N Cat.e. Hr.r.'.ir 1. San Fran.
l'r h l'T?l,e-nr,r. Hal, NeTOastle. NSW.
Am bk r. Gr iha'n. Anderson. Ne-catl.
Vai. Tftfri from. ro.
r.r r k J C I
B-nin.. spt r-ia
m tx M i'tha :av . . lioror: ... I" vl
Am "hr Aiicr svk F let rfo'ind . . July 2",
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Br S S r,i, .r C binH A us 7
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Am bk Anni John-on.S FfHilo) Jnly 31
Am ':.' Albert San Fnn .Au 1
Am hct l.n'!'-!o - K(X(i) Auir r
Am b' Ar McNeill. .Nanaimo. Aiiif 1-15
Am bk Iitroit N"i:ninio. .ji 10-
Am r-n Anm S F ( K a h . Ausr 10
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IUMVAU.
Kroui li.iui.ku:i, Per atu.r V.-iiicait.
July :t'J-MrH W Cirot'o. Mrs 11 A Ai:t uiiJ
two chiMivn. aitU 11 on Jtxk.
From KAUAI, t or !mr C U l'.i-op, July
'-JJ C'linuniLiAiJi , N Aua, aijJ j on (.lick.
From Kau ii. per stmr lw.i'ani, J u! v !"
l;iko Nvfalle A'.nl v.i!et, UaintniT
Ii N Wi.'toA, A S i.'co. Fattier
l.ii-L'vrt, FstituT Kiuer-o'j. Mr I'Au-i
and wiff. C 1 I'liiiit-. -Mr Klutf-vl.
Arthur Kico, -"S K lUmyu, U.ii'uis,
Levi K.:iu.ti. V Ufrlov.tz. A II Liud;iy,
Waiter Low tie, and jl on detk.
From Hawaii and M.iui, per stmr Kinau,
Julv -J llUjti l'iayt'iir, A Vetmteolt. l'r
M K J ro-:iiii, 1- KiM"ell and w.ue, Mrs
Ai. W K C'a-.i !e. w ifo and f antiiy (3). H 0
Hnj.ai. Mrs V V (JoiKlide. faul Ntuniaan,
K I'odeyn, Miss Kate Welsh, itobt JScoit.
Mrs Aana Kekoa. S HaAhaiiai, MrsOY
Aiona. Oeo McCubbin. Misa K H llitcli-
oovk, Mi.sa C i-ioodale. Father l'.ouavtutura.
Father Oliver. C H Bratru. F Mav.C Kai
ser. J V Montgomery, ll St ren beck. Mis
lUeinell. Mrs U Hind, hd Stiles, iiis.-i K K
Oummitis Akona and wife, K I Lillie, H
r o.ade. and oo oa deck
From Maui. ter stmr Claudnie. Julv 30
CJ l Wilder. 12 Wodehouse and bride. H S
K:ckard. J blanev. E K Biveii. lr ti 1 An
drews. F K Atwaler. Father Sylvester.
rather t lessen, rather Uouitace. L von
Tetupsky, wife and child. A Fhlors, wite
two chu ireii. Mrs Lansing a id two Chi
J lren 11 F Wichmati. Miss Kiplev. Ueorge
Mundon, Mia Mundon, V V Ashfoid. Wm
i ..-., .. iwuu.v -ujm.i
W A Kiha, and Si on deck.
From San Francisco, per H M S S Mari
posa, Julv 2J Miss Holland, Mis Martha
Becuwiih. L II Dee, Miss May Uillinaham.
u ! LUiiiugham. u i. (..ates. Mrs b M -vill sell at his salesroooms land
Hatch and child, J 1 Keith and wile, M G V. t ,-i j; . u'v.
Kelley, Miss Tashman. Mrs Lou. M Lou,? Wlth buildings thereon at Kohala,
ison and wife, James Low. Mrs L E Truer
Mrs I U Magruder. two children and nu r I.
Kev V Kader, C Ritchie Siuipkins. . '
Vollertson. Kev J B Wakefield. Miss V, j J
field. James A Wilder. F N White, .e;
wite. D A Dowsett. and 21 steerag' ai,,j
35 through passengers for the Colonies UI.j
DEPARTCKES.
For the Colonic, per R M S S Maris
July 2D Elder J Kaler and wife. Eldenosa
Wells. 1 steerage, and 35 passenger
transit.
s in
BOIIN. .
N'AONK At the Maternity home. H.
a daughter.
tie.
WHARF AND WAVE.
r
Diamond Head, July GO, 10 r.s
Weather, clear; wind, light ; Ni. ;
Memorandum of voyage E
steamer Mariposa from Sati Frairf
cisco Sailed from San Francisco
Saturday, July 22, 1S93, at 4 p. mi
on arrival of the English mai?
which crossed the Atlantic on a
slow boat (Servia.) Arrived at
Honolulu Jril 29, 5 a. m.
The schooner Halcyon, 270 tons,
is loading lumber at Eureka for
this port.
The Hawaiian, schooner Ameri
cano is at a Puget Sound port load
ing lumber for Cork.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
Arrivals July 3, bkt. Discovery,
10 days from Honolulu ; July 4,
brig Consuelo, 16 days from
Kahului ; July 5, Br. stmr. Belgic,
G days 16 hour3 from Honolulu ;
July 6, stmr. Mariposa, 6 day3, 20
hours from Honolulu; July 11,
bark Alden Besse, 24 days from
Kahului; July 11, schr. Anna, 20
day3 from Kahului ; July 13, bark
Matilda, 20 day3 from Honolulu ;
July 15, stmr Peru, 7 days 4 hour3
froaa Honolulu.
Departed July 13, bark Annis
Johnson, for Hilo ; July 15, schr.
John G. North, for Mahukona ;
July 21, brig V G. Irwin, for
Honolulu.
Projected Departures Aug. 1,
stmr Oceanic via Honolulu; Aug. 2
stmr Australia for Honolulu ; Sept.
12, stmr China via Honolulu.
New Yokic, July 21. Another
ocean record has been smashed.
The American line steamer Paris
was reported off Fire Island at 4 :23
o'clock thi3 afternoon, having made
the run from Southampton in 6
days, 9 hour3 and 30 minutes.
This is nearly two hours better
than the run made by the Ham
burg liner Fuerst Bismarck in
April, 1S92. The average speed of
the Paris must have been over
twenty-or.e knots an hour.
The old pilot schooner Caleb
Curtis is fitting out for a trading
cruise around the South Sea
islands. Kollo Brock, formerly
engaged in the grocery business
here, undertakes the venture. A
cargo of general merchandise will
be taken and Mr. Brock expects to
be gone at lit ttvo years. Th
vessel will make direct for the
Marshall group and then proceed
where h'-.-ine- offers. Mr. Brook's
wife will nccompnny him on the
voyage. The schooner will sail in
about a fortnight. S. F. Call.
The British ship Scottish J!e?, ;
Captain Nicolls, recently arrived !
'c - i i 1
at San rranci'co. he lrought i
3Ti00 tons of coal consigned to J. D. ;
Spreckels Sr Co. It took ninety- !
rZn A., fr.y thnrpM fomakfl tho !
r.aa4 from Newcastle, N. S. W., i
pa
to that port. The long parage j
,i rf.T. i
weather.
Artistic printing at the Gazftte
OfHce.
1. 1 ( u, . i .v i . .v i: a .i i
An ;aUvrtLur i.?lif? I" iui ti.i-
A turiii.-ihi-tl volt ro '..- i 'T l lit.
Svo a.l i i tici'Un. lit.
'ii.'.- l tt i j'os i l.touht i70,i)o0 hi
guKl Kr iho Ui:.i Links.
K. Ii. IUvcm, td' Muui, in rcis
tcTtJ ut thy ArliD-tua llidcl.
Mr. V. K. Caitlt? ami hid family
luivo tcluriivd liv'iii a tr'n to tho
volcano.
fr... !)nL'.. i.t Vow Citln is iii
town atTain. He rcturiaU froio'f
K a i . i i ' t t c r d a v .
Tlio attention of housckecj't4
called to -N. S. Suclii' new mh ih
tietiifiit in this issue. iulver-
Tlu nionthlv ineetiitg
M. U. A. will bo lieU'of the V.
Thursday evening at l on next
iv , - . r;: , 7:;:o o'clock.
Dr. b . Ueniecke.
general to Samoa 'the new consul-
was a passenger from Ciermany,
-on tho Mariposa.
All persons ha -
the Yuen Lung'ving claims against
lied to preset Company are noti
Magoon. 't theut to J. Alfred
Tht amaj
will meet . teur base ball league
the schtdthis evening to arrange
iug seasode of games for the com
Three1;
terday 'Chinese were arrested yes
eiijovii; aftemooa while they were
opiuug a Sunday afternoon
l moke.
DiV,0 .
go .ni' V I. Moore, the dentist, will
sic-to llilo tomorrow on a profes-
a V'nal visit. He will return on or
oout the 15th August next.
At noon todav Jas. F. Morgan
Hawaii, under foreclosure of mort
gage.
Tlii r teen arrests were made yes
terday. Among the "lucky'' num
ber was Ah Lay, who was hauled
in for setting tire to some brush in
the Nuuanu vallev.
The bankruptcy proceedings
commenced by llopp & Co. against
Samuel Parker did not come up in
the circuit court on Saturday. The
matter was postponed until Wed
nesday. The Rev. J. B. Wakefield, rector
of Trinity church, San Jose, ar
rived on the Mariposa and will
spend a month in the islands. The
reverend gentleman is accompa
nied bv his daughter.
THE FINAL GAME.
The Hansi is Win it From the
t, Crescents.
present season e ball game of the
Saturdav between the'HaAVgd. last
the Crescents, the former club
winning by a score of eight to
seven. There was a pretty fair
audience present in the grand
stand. Messrs. J. W. Winter and
L. Singer umpired the game, which
was not exciting in the least de
gree. The following is the score
by innings :
Hawaiis....,
Crescents...
0 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 08
0 0 12 0 4 0 0 07
THE COMET.
The 'comet is reported by Pro
fessor Lyons as still dimly visible.
It is now situated eighteen degrees
north of the planet Saturn and
about five degrees above Beta
Leonis. It is crossing the earth's
orbit, the latter receding from it
at the rate of about one million
miles a day.
Consul Wilder Recognized.
Washington', July 17. The
President has recognized Charles
T. Wilder as consul-general of the
Provisional Government of tho Ha
waiian Islands for the states of
California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington.
A Wedding Reception.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and .Airs. B. F. Dillingham for
the marriage reception of their
daughter, Mary Km ma. and Mr.
Justice Walter Francis Frear. It
will take plare tomorrow evening
at 8:30 o'clock at Woodlawn.
lirrtuglit to Honolulu.
The sugar clrk at the, Makn
weli landing, Kauai, was brought
to Honolulu by the steamer Pele
last evening in a very critical con
dition. The ci'.t'tairi and chief en
gincer took the sick man to the
Q'.ien's r,-.-pital.
7 he I'ootftxll (Snutc.
Tho f.)0th,j match ltworn tho
r,,.. , ,, . . .,,
'''"'on s and the town team will
,
tflK 'ar', rn th- Ieag'i" grounds
f!n, r,r xt S -turI.iy aftr-rno ,n. To
ry rTrr?o a p-nall ndrn! Kn
f vin h barged.
Add it ion. -tt Honors. v
News c!me fn tli" Australia t'
tlie effect that Ilev. Hiram Bing-
' ham ha" received fron Yale uni-
versity thrt degree of doctor of divinity.
SAW NuTMIMt 111! IV
AND M 'UN TAIN
JOKNEHY.
A tll.ij?
UiuU Ij Hie Ilia uf KMlalu 1th-
.iit Sll.tluii ill Man.
The iiteamer lwalani arrived yes
teidav morning from Kauai potts,
but fch brought no news concern
ing Kooiau or hi whereabouts
On Saturdav a storv came by tho
steamer C. K. Bishop, to the eU'eet
that two cowboys had seen tho
leper in tho Waimea mountains,
and, according to tho htory, they
did not have tho time, or inclina
tion to interview hiin.
A. B. Bindt was a passenger on
tho Iwalani, and his tale is some
what different. When he arrived
yesterday his hair was utauding as
straight as a minstrel's trick wig,
and his eyes had a dangerous look.
When questioned regarding his
warlike appearance ho unbosomed
himself, and, in doing so, he gave
the Abvkutisfk a gentle roast for
publishing his letter to Harry
Juen. He saw the paper which
contained his letter on last Thurs
day at Mr. HolVgard's place at
Waimea. Ho read tho effusion
over several times to see if tho
proof-reader had omitted anything,
but everything was all right on that
score, so'ho paid his attention to tho
friendly introduction to the same.
Ho camo to the conclusion that
preceding lines jollied him just a
little bit so ho made up his mind
to return to town without making
any further effort to catch Kooiau.
The leper is still at large and be
says the Advertiser is to blame
for it.
He stated that early latt week
he and a companion ascended the
dizzy heights until they reached
the cliffs overlooking the Kalalau
valley on the Waimea side. They
remained there for two days with
out seeing anything but trees and
scenery. Their larder was a lim
ited one, in fact all they had to eat
was crackers and corned beef.
Bindt says if they had had a little
pie and milk it would not have
been half so bad.
He abandoned his idea of start
ing a distillery in the valley for
two reasons first, for the reason
that hi3 friend Juen did not send
the necessary apparatus, and sec
ondly, that he was afraid that Koo
According toof his scheme, .....
publication of his letter has injured
him in a business way a3 he in
tended to sell what liquor Kooiau
did not drink to the natives in
Waimea
A HARROWING TALE.
A Maiden Separated From ner
Lover by a. Cruel Papa.
Walanika, the sixteen-year-old
daughter of Aneko, who married
Sam Kipu of Molokai, against her
father's will about a month ago, is
now in safe keeping on the little
islet off the coast of Heiia, Kooiau,
known as Mokuoloe.
Mr. Aneko did not like the idea
of Kipu hovering around his pre
mises at night to entico his
daughter away, and so Walanika
has been sent to enjoy the seclusion
of Mokuoloe. An aged native has
been placed on the island to act as
a guard to keep away intruders.
The littlo island is several hun
dred yards off tho Kooiau coast,
and it could only bo reached by
means of a canoe. Sharks abound
around tho island and this fact
make3 it very unpleasant for any
one to attempt to swim out to the
island. Cocoanuts and melons ore
raised there and there languishes
the forlorn maiden.
Furnished Cottage
ON NUUANU AVENUK CAN V,K
rented for a few months. Apply-
to
WILMAM FIJSSTKK.
r.lM-lw
Notice.
( ) A NCEM,Kf I'OST A ' F.
I KM
tamp of the IfMwsd.m f-lfirvN, I
will p.iy from .VV. to $" p r Po. Send
pplfftion ; cah Font by ri f'irti of p t.
jo) vunfe I nt ore.
(.'HAS. A. TOVNTFNI.
;V,M-lt Akfon, ., U. s. .
Notice in Creditors
OF YUEN fJTNf (., )(
li-iinp-ia on NiiM'tn'i St., Ilonolnht.
All ppron fiaviog clairo" neiinpt th
firm of Yuen fy-ing Co., are ro'j'iooto.1 t'j
j,rfpnt the Firn" f rtwifh to th i'i-!er-fiiined,
at his office in ffono'nhi, mti 1 n!!
j,f.rCr,nq jprjohtod to Paid YlPO! I.lIfffT Co.,
nr? rerj-ipotpd to mskp immevliaf" pay
ment to th? undersigned.
J. ALFRED At VOOON,
Next FctofRce, Merchant Street.
3144-lw
IT t all i.l lifi-iil A (illHll'a fwi
Lir il lo iiilii's hals. iMrleoll Uiid
(il.tlu. ivy L;l iv.- ati. i.li. iil'M' 141
li:inalk.il ly low .il.c id Cd -. .i !i
Our eii aiuiu i- lit; i fdill ii id-.ii
wc arc oiU'iiiii, ppn i.il Lariraiiii iii uli
lillvs id goods.
luTlVr It. AI. S. ri- AUi C.nii,i
riioa Rcf tiger Jtur, oi.laiuiiiL' In:
llwllsn Fu.its, I'heUifS, t'iUlwa, Adt
COlS, lVtlla, Nci tulliiis, I'cuilita, Nil-
vel Onuigcs, Aftxhaii Limca, I.cuums,
alio, Ficati 1 dotil Oysttia, 'rul.,
rialtuoii, Celery, t'aulilloH i-r, t ic
('U.lhillMA 1 Hill M.AHKli.
Miitual lVI. HIM. .St.
Just ttvtivtil, I'd eUaiiur Aus
tralia, WhUu t iiuluoU-olviu OloVt-.i,
t-KiclU-iit quality, wurranttd t wash,
at N. H. H.U'lh' I'.UM l.AU Mii i.ini uV
tSloUK.
gjSf lluwtiiiun Soap, Iho only
j.tiro laundry to:q. in tho ii.uiln t, t ali
l.o hud ty tho ciiac or ut rtttiil, ut uny
of Hie grocer a ilk Honolulu, ud Well Us
ut tho company1!! ucutM, lunllh-
eau now order Hawaiian toup from
tht ir giveers w ith otln-r goods, i'li.v
$5.00 per hundred.
M. W. Aft (.'uiJSNi-V.s Hons,
Agents Honolulu Hoap Work Co.
3110-tf.
P Amcricnn Euutitt-ltd Hut'
ton-Hole Itutti'ii for Huh? at tho
I X 1 4.
12?" Finest Enuiuehil VubiitttH
only $3 u dozen at Cuhmopoutan
Photo Co., M7 Nuuanu street.
UJll-tf
TIiomu ilesirotM of having their
Pianos Tuned or repaired, will
pleano Mend in their ordcin to W. II.
Benson, at the Arlington. 113s2-"t
t? For Itarjnins In New ami
Second hand Furniture, Lawn Mow
ers, Wleker Chairs, Garden Hose,
ete., call at the I. X. L., eoiner of
Xuuaim and Kln: streets.
If you w.ijI to iscll out
your FiJRNiTUKK in its entirety, call
at the I. X. Ij.
jST Bedroom Sets, WanlrobeH,
fee Boxes:, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Itugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
ami Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounge,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Basket,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. X. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
V& The Musical Library of tho
late G. L. Jiabcock is now on sale at
the Golden Hdle Bazaar.
326!-ltf
5$"" The lion Ton Dressmak
ing Parlors are now at corner of
Fort and Eeretania streets, open to
those of Honolulu and vicinity wish
ing stylish suits and costumes, as well
also as comfortable and neat gowns.
The public are now enabled to have
their wardrobes fitted out a3 well and
CKith.. the same stjle as can be ob-
3267
gj7 Prompt returns made on
Goods sold on commission at the
I. X. L.
Annual Meeting.
STOCKHOLDER IN THE HONO
mu Sugar Company will pleaso take
notice that the annual meeting of the
Company will ba hld at the olllce of C.
Brewer & Co.. L'd., Queen fdreet, on
WEDNESDAY, August th, at J o'clock
p.m. A. C. LOVEKIN,
Hecretarv lloinnm Fug.ir Co.
Honolnlu. July So. IH'X. :i440-L'w
JUST KECLTVED PER LADST0CK
A NKW COSSIONMENT UK
CrPorm Goulet Cli.'imia.j:iit
Exi,ra Dry,
Carte Blanche,
Sillory
In I'ints anil (.aai tf.
34.19-51 F. A. SCHAKFKR 4t CO.
To Let.
IIIE HOUSE ) M UOPd'.LLO
f ane, l:'.on i.coMttiinine a Lrgt
Parlor, thrci' IU1 IImohi", Dining
Room. Kitrhen qnd lVitli Kooki arid a
Largo Yard rl Fruit Trw, p0so
pion giveti aflor .Fc.iv 7!h, t. Applv to
M S. PF.lt FI K A,
('orner Nuuirm an 1 llot.d Stn'otP. or to
M. i. COHHKX.
IVarl Citv, Mu'. T.-ho-li No. r.0.'-C.
:uir-ln
lA't.
A n.E 'MNr I-MION r-R(M)M,
f iitah!i f.r f ivo vili tvir.I, "-im
Ii hiid at M Emm Mrt-et.
.'MIT ff
Wanted.
VNl'F.D BY A YM'Ni MR
tt t i 1 ! t:i n j '-it -o m evm-ii'r on
(oft.r 'o.d P-Jt; ir p'.irt' tM"T1, P'IfMO ):-
lonn for yior ncfit'T i'l onth Amn
rici, I':i?if 1 1 : v ' r r o f i 'i f. f of ;
j(ho'.!..f . . i . -1 j 1 f ... m'm if:il!d to
improvo :lov pi:H',-l'0,l. Addf-n!:
.'I'lan'Mt; , , ( ' ." t'ii - Mi.-'. :Wy If
To Let.
jjfA NEWLY FINISHED
JiiicL C '!t:i;;". Pit if'-hi-l or iinfurni':!pd
!'.".' to j. p-!ir Kirg St-f of nrd
-ln. to Ih( tMTM J .t p'v t 1
C. F. PFl'FRON,
Ovi-r I'.'h o- C'o Pi"!:.
Any kind of piiutiuti nt the ttA
zettp OlViro oiiual to trork tloue
nhrod.
l!lHflilt CliJl)illli3fUinifis.
TIU: WIA'VW
Ire ('ream htrions
Are Hell ki .Aii i tt ti.i ir en v! -
id. I i.ijiil!' ol
lilici I tit) CJi tiajji,
CuUmj, 'li.l ii, litm,
Fiiituy I'tatii.,
lij (t-uuiu ti.j.lu, rahtsi
Hat Coffee, Tea tnd ChocoUtt, Etc.
ll.o Ijjuat kttlt.tiv coiliectiMj cf
Island (Juiio.s!
&&- NA'i IVK 1'ANb m tiilty.
bo lloUl hUect.
ut FOItSlLE
0 10 AkhlVE I
Two HoJt:!l-8c!liu!hler
POLAIMSCOPES
rOMPLfclt W1JH
Lv:j Cylinders,
Stilts, Weights, Etc., Etc.
AITLY TO-
Benson, Smith & Co.
:u4i H'jo-zw
Notice.
'pill: UMiKliHI'iMilJ IJAVJi
Kntate of Atidru Alexandni Corniot, tle-
rc;ihel, reqnets all liuvin
claims aiuut that Itat to present
them within nx inonttn Irom date or
they will h forever barred, and all
p-rKonH indebtl to tbo above J-1 Tiile
to make immediate payment.
F. A. KCHALFhu,
Kxeentor wiili the Will annexed of A.
A. Corniot, deceased.
3430 lOt 14S9-4t
W?! n ted.
TO REN r OR LBASE. a
ii2, neat Cottage of net lets than foar
rooms witiiin me uouiwaneu
Beretania, Punchbowl and Fort Streets.
It-i.t must bt moderate. Address "J.
J.." this office. Mating rent. 3439 tf
(ANTRAL MARKET!
NUUANU STREET.
First-cUss Market ir. every respect ; be -tid.s
carrying a full line of Aleats,
we make a speciAlty of
Ureakfast SausMjes,
Head Cheese,
PresHpd Corn. XJeeT.
& GARES,
3437-lru tf
Keal Estate for Sale.
7 VALUABLE TIECES
jT.4
of improved Property, local
ts ed in different parts of tho
the city of Honolulu ; all bar
gains. Apply for full parti-
cnlars to
I5RUCE A. J. C ART WRIGHT.
;J3.V2-tf
For liease or Sale.
UKSIDKNCK ON LUNA1.11A)
treot. Rt present oorupied by K.
W. HoldsTrorth, containing double
parlors. 4 betlrooni9,dre!inffan
bitli room?, dining roim, pntry ann
kitchen. Grounds 300x10. feet, well Uid
out; nerTants" rooms, stable and chicken
houe in rear of nisin buildinc.
R. 1, LILhlK.
2S22 -tf with Tho. H. Davies A Co
Notice.
AM KOU WILL THIS DAY OPEN
jtnch RoMiis on Hotel Street, next
door to Empire Saloon ; oj-on at ad
hour; Cold Ennohe J-V. 342l-lm
Dividend Notice.
1 T A MEEHNtJ OF THE DIREC
i nrq f tho Hawaiian Sngar Co
hcld.lnlr S.'dli, a dividend of '2K ir
cpnt, was declared on the capital ft.vk
of the Company, pa table at the office of
the Agent Wm. t. trin A Co., L'd., on
and aflor July 2, 3
WM. O. IUWTN,
Tr apnrer U.S.
.114. Mrr
For Lea we.
THOSE DESIRABLE PRE
tuio rpp.tie the Makilii re
perto. r'M'ontlr occupied Vv Mr.
Chailes Creichfon. The gr-nnda are
ep-.ciou, and well fhded with Oronmen- !
t :1 end Fvu:.t Troo ; on'v a minute's wn"ik i
to Ttamwat. The l'..ui'brg will bo put i
in thorough repair to fnit the wihes of a i
j.o . t'Oir"il. For fmtber particular,
nppD- to PRL'OE CARVWRIOHT, !
Ti'fe. for Mrs. Marv S. I.evev. !
.'Va-?-t! ' ' !
i
Ftr Kent.
A DEIRARLE PU 1 LL1NO i
with corn mod ions Oreunds;
Shinbberv. etc.. on Kinau Street !
next to corner of Ponsacola; one lock
from Trammis. E. R. HENDRi ,
3:i77-tf Hawaiian Hardware Co.
finAjR ra. CO J
l A l- i : rv H i- i jo-
JNSIJHAXCK ---
" AOKNTiS
- -i : i i
Life (iit)Uraiic'A' ;o.
)t- :0';'1;1V
A WitLlUHi A HaUl'liU'M
company or Jj;M-N.
Aii mi Fin lunuidiit'v. Co.
PKK MONOWAI
-FOR 1 Ml. - -
CRITERION
Fresh Oysters
COG K'l'A I LS !
AO TO thi:
KAGLB HOUSE,
ort '! 'i JijV.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Hotel ItrtM
KjtTi..
Tbit; . i i i" di.v
Doard and I1;'if.i' XI "
Do&rd and JyJg.:jg i- jer - 4
gr""'r 'ni r.j.jithlr pri .
T. K. KKOUKK. !X .vutivL.
JUST -:- A Hill Y ED
FRESH CALIFORNIA
Oyster IVcldails !
yon
Merchants' Excliane
Where t?.-t popuitr
ESTEIlPJtlSE BEEIi
On Vr&wi.t i. aayt Fn-t i i..j Cc M.
mis. K. TUKNKi:
HaS ItrJlr-.l 1:H
To Hrte! st, Cpp. t T.liCi. Ei.U
Where she is T-rey-iVred to do IresKratiiJp
in all the lateft f tylt-s. The T.er rnnhod
of forra-'ttir.p emjiloTci (the raKhoJ
csed br all the leadinp drer.frrit.kbrf
finished. Pr.ces ftci)T snd promptly
the city. n tLtix in
CHARLES B. COOPER, IL I) ,
llxysieian a::tl Surreoii
OrriCK: o4 Al&lea Sircet..
Omc Hf-rr.s: 20 to 1C a. r-.., 2 to 4
r. k., 7 to Sr.K; S.in.lay; ' :c 1 0 :M0
TitX-trnoNtK t Mutal 44, 11 1.
Rkf.ipenck: No. 10 Fr.ion Sirer l, Mt,tr:i.l
Tclephcoc 4'0, llonr.lrJij, U. 1.
.V..Vv-it
For 8al( or Exchange.
y? KFS1DENCF IN .'. VF.T;
p.i defirfiMe psrt of Hon oh,'.-.. Par
" l.-r, Dining Room, I-d F-.;om,
Pantry, Kitchen, firg "-vir . ir. tt lWi
hon:-'e. OoltAf a-i;o'r..r.g oi C pi. pored
K"m, Store Kv.r.i f.T.d
1 h b'o-irij
It RVn2i ft c f . Sf. or -v 5 sree U -.
ma'.V-r prrpc-rtv .'. i :"; p.- r.rlty.
All the Vrp.;1ir - F'.k V
from Trum av. Arr'' ' ' O of!
Notice.
A
LL PERSONS lHYiVo VI. AIM-
agiint J.inv l. ve, s-o r ,,:o'-'fci,
to present e.in.e n. or at t.o r!l:rc
of PUWK .V . J . i SRTV Kl'iHV
:-'i-f i
The Misinu Xumbovs
'DHF. FOl VOW v; pv'H' 'F 1HT.
I. Planters' !o :.t!.ly "in- wnr.ted re.
tw o or rnore coplc- : cai-h :
May, S.-ytembor ar:d Doc.-rr,' 1 Cv'l ;
Anpr-t, ; Apr;!, 1 M .
HAWAIIAN ii:iTli; ('O
r.t';7-p
Foi Sale.
i LDOU COXETOP i l .oO I .
i pood
d-tlon ; pi ; 1'0 l'.-Mrc
H. M. WHIV.NEY,
4 Mor-hftr,t Mroct.

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