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DAILY PACIFIC COMMEUC1AL AJDVJGUTJLSElt, AUGUST 10. 1893.
01HD RAILWAY k LAND CO.'S
TIME TAUL.E.
"MOM 1HD F-TCn J'JNE l.lSrli.
V
TIIAIN8
lO SWA MILL.
l:
A.M.
.8:45
.0 :30
, .9:57
II
P.M.
1 : 13
2:30
A D
r.M. r.M
Loavw Ilviiol'i'.a.
Leave Pearl City
Arrive Ewa Mill.
4:3.3 5:10
5:10 5:56"
TO
nONOLVLC
C B
A.M. A M.
Iava Kvri Mill.. 0:21 10:43
Leava Petri City. .6:53 11:15
Arrive Honola'.u. .7:i0 ll:5-
A Saturdays only,
li Daily.
C Sundays exempted.
1) Saturdays excepted.
D
P.M.
343
4:1
4 :55
A
P.M
5:42
6:10
0:45
ko::exgn mail, sekvice.
:ri::ih'pi will leave for and arrive from
Sin Francisco. a the following dates, till
the cl"i of
i-TATS ilOAOLCli:
f 'jtt Sas Fkascisco.
';: Piking. Aug. l'
Antralii. ...Aug. lo
AU;:;.1... Aug. -'1
Warrimoo, for Van
couver A'i. M
A'1-.traha...fpt. 13
Maripo-sa. . . pt. 21
O'-eanic . . . .iept. 23
Mi-iwr's, for Van
couver ,,ct. 2
Ao-traii i . . . Oct. 11
Mono ct. 19
Warriruoo, f r Van
couver Nov. 1
China Nov. 6
Austa!i i Nov. S
Alameda . . .Nov. l'J
3Iio.ve.-a, for Van-
c i-jvcr Dec. 2
Oce.iiiic Dec. 4
Au-trali. Dec. C
AUmcl.i Dec. 14
V."arri: i for Van-r-nvt'r
. . .Jan. I
Ci v Felii:!-. ..Jan. 2
DvS at Honolulu
Km. Sax 1-rascisco.
Miowera, from Van
couver Aug. 21
Motiowai. ..Aug. 21
Australia Sept. 6
China nex t. IS
Warrimoo.froru Van
couver Sept. 21
A lamed i be; t.21
Australia Oct. 4
Oveanic Oct. 1G
Manwa . . . Ocf. 19
Miowera, from Van
couver Oct. 21
Australia Nov.
M?onowai. . . Nov. It
Warruuoo.f roru Van
China Nov. 'I
Australia ... Nov.2J
Alameda. -Dec. 11
?.Iijwera. from Van
couver Dec. 21
Oceanic . . ..Dec
Aatr:t.'i.i . . Vvn.
YVrriti:.K.f rota Van
c aver . . .Jan. 21
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Time WhUtle bIo at lh. 3aJ. 34. r.af. of
Honoiala tlaie. wbich is the same a 13b. Cm. Ce.
of tireea-jrlci time.
;HIPPI2fa INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
Tcesdat. An. 15.
Stir Mikahala. Chaney. from Maui and
liawiii.
s d i:ity of Tekin?, from Yokohama.
DEPARTURES.
Tuesday, Aug. 15.
Haw bk U P Kithet. Morrison, for Sin
Franci.5Co.
Stmr Kiala. Gahan. for Waianae Waia
lu and t'analau.
Stmr O li liishop. Le Claire, for Na
wiiiw.li, Kiiaueaand Han.tlei.
Stmr Cla.i lme. Davies.for iraui.
Stmr Iwala.i. Freeman, for Kaaai.
TKSSEI.S LEIVISO TO-IJAT.
Br 5 S City of Pekin, for San Francisco,
at 12 m.
Odb Australia, II judlotte, for San I ran
cico, at 12 m.
Stmr Waialeale, Smytlie, for Yaianae
an 1 Waialaa. at !'2 m.
Stmr llajrait. Hilbm, for Maui and Har"
Diakui. at 4 p in.
cchr Mary K Foter for Hanaaiaala. '
Scar Mab'imahi fr Wai !u.i.
Schr Kawailar.i for Kooiac.
rOKEIOM VESSELS EXPECTED.
Vetelj.
Wsere from.
One.
Ger bk J C Tdser Premen...Sept 5-15
A.m bs Martha Dav'j.. Boston Dec 5-15
Am -car A!;ceC jke..Put S ian 1. Aug 23
Am hi Ivlikitat Pa'et Sound . Au 15
Am
i bk Amelia P.et Sound .An 30
Am bk Detroit
. . Nanaiaio. An? 10-15
..Vancouver.. Aug 21
..S F Aug 21
C
ASS Miowera.
M S S Monowai
Am hkt D;-.-"! iTrr
S F AUir 2U
Am -oa K .bert Lewer-S F
Aug 2-5
Arrvhkt Hi.o S V
Am b-itSi Wilder. ..S V
AmttJ D Spreckeli.S F(K.ab)
..Aug 21
.. Aug 20
. Auz 2D
. . Aui 2
..Sept 9
...Oct 17
..An 20
ri.i u i.-ai
P M S S China
O fc O S S Ooetnif..
Am 1i Alden lVs-se.
Arab Harvester...
Am bkt Irm.ar 1
S F.
S F
S F
S F ( Hi: )
Aug 21
Laysaa lM..Ang2J
VHSSELS IN POUT.
(TfcU list doe not laclaie cowitri.)
5ATAL VI?ZW.
Far. cru'seT
LJ S 3 Adams, eiTO.a,from Lahalna.
X E3C3AXTMEX.
S S Australia. Ifou IIet:e, San Francisco.
Br sch Norma, Yokohama.
Gerbi'ieoN Wilmt. Wolter?. Liverpool.
IJr bk La l-:ock.7i.'iiam?. Liverpool.
Am bkt S N Canle. Haohard. San Fran.
Ilr h Pirthnope, Heal. Newcastle, N S W.
Am bk K Graham. Anderson, Newcastle.
Am bk A'rrt. Griffith. San Francisco.
Am bk Alex McNeill. Xanaimo.
Br bk Veiocitr. Ma-tin. Hongkong.
Am bk S C Allen. Thompson. San Fran.
PASSENGEK1.
From Hawaii and Maui, fer tmr Mik
kala. Aaz-15 From the Volcano: Col W H
Hal ett. Rev Mr Povrer3. W E Roper. Mr
Grant. From wavporta: J Hind and wife.
Master Hind, Dr B D Eor.d and wife. W II
P.eaton, Ml?3 Anna Rosa, J King, W P.oy,
Yuen Chong.H C Hadley, W I'fotenhauer.
t" Ttioel, ana Zi on deck.
Frotu Hongkong and Yokohama, per
S City of I'eking, Aug lV-Mi M A
.I0. G Hogg, arid -5 Jp:ic-e and
Chine-? in the tl-era?. In transit: Mr
KriK kmaiin. .Major Lvl. Lieut Colli n. R K,
Kev and Mrs V J McKie. Mrs A M Drcn,
tiinajid three ciuMrvn. Mr-. Duval. Mi
Duval. C Von der luten. A Stockttianu.
L't-ut KrnHinlH. 1 UN. Kdw Wevert. Dr
tiauhjrrrr. I K N. Lieut Zanreff. 1 UN. T
Sotonn.
I'iPi&tUKr.i.
From San FrancUco, per I k II P Kithet,
Aug 13 D Condo!i.
For Kauai, per strur Iwalani. Aub- 15
I K Isenberg. Mrs J Kaae, Misa Frurua
KIsfce. F H Kuhlrnan. Mr Shiva. Kalico.
Cart Curupbtll, and 2 on deck.
For Maui per stmr Claudine. Aug 15
Mr II A I' Carter. Mi Carroll. Kev Wra
ICader. C D Uflls and daughter. MrG L
Desha. t r llder, Dro Martin. D.ro An
thony. Mrs li thrt. Miss it Cornwall. Mis
K coraweil, Mrs on Tempskv, Mrs J II
cdehouse. Mrj Hutchinson. A II ltoi-
enques, C 11 hite, K Strauch, and 3o on
uecje.
IMF OKTS.
1 er stmr Mikahala OJ ha-; coilVe, Co
tiu-iawa. J) ).i3. JU head cattle. 01 bazs
sugar ana w pKg- sunane.
EXI'OKTS.
For Sau Francesco, per R V Kithet. Au?
lo C Drewer .t Co. 4051 bag sugar; Castle
A Cooke, So': bags sugar; F A bchaefer fc
Co. 517 bags sugar; Theo II Daviea it Co,
!"iu oags sugar. Total, 2l.'-'13 bags (2.520.-
jJiDs sugar; domestic value, f 90,225.02.
liOHN.
K A PL LOU At Kapiolani Maternitv
Home. August 15, 1503, to the wite of E.
Kapuiou. a son.
KhAIIINUl At Kario'ani Maternitv
iiome. August 15. ly3. to the wife of C.
Alanaki Keahinui, a soc.
IKi;-ULi;u At Honolu!n. August 15.
lv.13. ti the wife of Kahai Mtrsberg, a
uaugaier.
WHARF AXD WAV JO.
Diamond Head, Au. 15, 10 p.m.
Weather, clear ; wind, light XE.
The schooner M. E. Foster trans
ferred her sugar to the baik
Geo. X. Wilcox yesterday. She
leaves today for llanamaulu with
U0 tons of coal.
The bark R. P. Kithet left ves
terday afternoon for San Francisco
with 21,213 bags (1201 ton?) sugar
valued at .f90,22S.02.
The bark Ladstock is now dis
1 : .l. i.n r i
marking iue uauunce ui uer cargo,
200 tons coal at the P. M. S. S
Co's. wharf.
The steamer Waialeale comes
down from the marine railway
this morning. She will leave to
morrow morning for Waianae and
Waialua.
The bark Alex. McXeill is still
lying out in the stream with her
1550 tons of coal for U. S. gov
ernment on board.
The steamer Mikahala brought
only 64 bag3 of sugar from wind
ward ports yesterday afternoon.
When the steamship City of
Peking was telephoned last even
ing, Harbor Master Fuller moved
the bark Ladstock after sundown
so as to make room for the bie
steamer to come alongside the
P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf.
?teel boats, made in one piece.
without seam or frames, are a re
cent Lntish invention. They are
meant for use by ships crews. A
plate of milk steel is shaped by a
hydraulic press for this purpose.
Although such craft are heavier
than wooden boats, they will last
much longer and are more easily
repaired when merely dented.
Sam Parker's Affairs.
The time having expired which
was asked lor and granted by
e
those interested, and no definite
action taken looking to a
satisfactory settlement of the
unsecured claims against Sam
Parker, attorney Magoon an
nounced that he will take sten3
on Thursday to have that gentle
man declared a bankrupt by the
courts. Mr. Magoon represents a
number of the unsecured creditors.
Sale of the Liholiho.
The schooner Liholiho, which
went ashore at Makaweli a few
days ago, was sold yesterday morn
ing by auctioneer J. F. Morgan to
Mr. John Ena, of the I. I. S. X.
Co. for $225. Captain Campbell
left by the Iwalani last evening for
the scene of the wreck, to see what
could be done toward saving the
vessel. He will return on Sunday
morning.
Fire Department Matters.
Xo appointment has yet been
made to fill the position of senior
foreman of Xo. 2 fire company,
made vacant by the promotion of
Mr. J. II. Hunt. Mr. Hunt will
assume the duties of his new posi
sion on September 1st.
Mechanic Engine Company.
A special meeting of the Me
chanic Engine Company is called
for this evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the hook and ladder hall. It i.s
expected that all existing differ
ences will be satisfactorily ar
ranged at this meeting.
2iew Electric Light Building.
Work of digging for laying the
foundation for the new electric
light building at the esplanade wa3
commenced on last Monday. Yes
terday workmen struck water while
digging at a depth of about four
feet.
Sead a copy of this week's Ha
waiian Gazette with your foreign
letter.
hOC At. AXD GENERAL
Tour parenger3 returot-tl Uy llie
Mikahnl.t from tli volcano ytter
day afternoon.
rl'he foreign jury rttjuested to
be on hand at the court house at
1 o'clock today.
The arrests last night consisted
of five drunks and two Chinese for
smoking opium.
J. J. Langa gives notice that he
will not be responsible for debts
contracted bv hi3 wife.
Tl r. 4 4 i; i
of Ptkinc will leave at 12 o'clock
noon today for San Francisco.
c . . , , . . .
Services were held in the Roman
Catholic cathedral veaterdnv morn-
ing in commemoration of one
the saints.
Stockholders of the Kilauea Vol
cano House Co. will meet at the
oflice of V. R. Castle, today at 2
0V!nl- n
C10CK P M"
Ihe Hawaiian Band played ves-
nyiaT ? -Dgm the.execute
II? vnnHn;il eVemnS at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
the new Sailors' Home building.
now neanng completion, at the
esplanade, makai of the Enterprise
mill.
it lias been suggested on the
t i a. .i l . . ,
sirccis uiat me governmeni 6D0U1U
offer a reward sufiicient to make
the capture of the reported Chinese
burglar certain.
Executive Officer Reynolds has
been engaged for several days past
in superintending the erection of
an Aermotor windmill at the Ka-
lihi leper receiving station.
Shares of the I. I. S. XT. Co., Ha
waiian Sugar Co., Kilauea Cyclo-
rama and Volcano House stock are
offered for sale by the Hawaiian
Safe Deposit & Investment Co.
Undertaker Williams is luivinnr
I., ' p
me stono wall adjoining his bu Id-
insr
on the Arlington Hotel side
torn down, in order to complete a
roadway on both sides of his estab
lishment.
The 25th batch of laborers for
Hawaii, who number 1750 (1400
men and 350 womed). will proceed
to that country either at the end of
next month or at the beginning of
uciooer. Japan paper.
A letter received here last mail
stated that the troup of Hawaiian
dancers now in San Francisco have
had an offer to tour Europe. In all
probability the otter will be ac
cepted, so says the writer.
As a result of a conference be
tween Attorne3-General Smith and
Deputy llder 3esterday, the two
remaining criminal cases to come
before native juries were continued
until the next term of court.
The thanks of the Advertiser
are due the purser of the steamship
City of Peking and Mr. Louis Ke
nake, of the post oflice department,
for files of late Chinese and Jap
anese papers, and their delivery at
this office.
One of the workmen on the
steamer Waialeale, now on the
marine railway, fell from the cradle
of the marine railway this after
noon. One of his ribs wa3 found to
be broken, and the injured man
was sent to the Queen's Hospital
for treatment.
Severin
the Fort street photo
grapher has presented Vice-president
W. C. Wilder with a large
and varied, handsomely bound
collection of island views. Mr.
sVilder will carry the collection
with him to show his old homo
friends in Illinois.
The president, vice-president and
secretary of the Hawaiian Railroad
Co. bavins resigned, the following
frpntlemen have been filpr.teri nnH
m mtvb lur mu unexpired term :
I i r . i l x I
fcamuel Lr. llder, president : r .
W. Macfarlane, vice - president :
' i
XTrrU n., c
PERSONAL.
The Duke of Mahukona leaves
by the Australia to-day for an ex
tended commercial visit to eastern
United States cities, including
Chicago and the World's Fair.
P. U. Isenberg left last
for Kauai bv the Iwalani.
evening
Colonel W. II. Hallett returned
from the volcano yesterday by the
steamer Mikahala, and will leave
by the Peking today for the Coast.
Ernest Thrum leaves for Chicago
and the World's Fair today by the
Australia. Rumor has it that he
win return wnn a lair young
bride.
The Misses Cornwell, Mrs. H. A.
P. Carter, Mrs. J. II. Wodehouse
and Mrs. Von Tempky were among
the passengers on the Claudine for
Maui yesterday.
Flight of Pigeons.
The following is the flight of
pigeons belonging to Mr. Eben P.
Low, taken on August 12, from
Hilo. Hawaii, to I'uuhue ranch:
Left
Ililo.
C:45 A.M.
7:01 A.M.
.7:15 a.m.
.7:30 a.m.
Arrived Total.
I'uuhue. h.rn.
8:50 A.M. 2 05
9:30 A.M. 2 52
3:55 p.m. 3 40
9:21 a.m. 1 51
Name.
Rapidan...
Colombia.
Hail
Sweet.
AKKiVAL OF TJ? PEKIXG.
She Will Dock at the Mull H h.it f
This Morning.
The S. S. City of Peking arrived
last evening and anchored off the
harbor after 9 o'clock. She was
from Hongkong via Yokohama
which latter port 6he left on Aug
5th. Her time from Yokohama is
a little over eleven days. When
she was reported on port, Dr.
Trousseau, port physician, went out
in his steam launch, followed soon
after hT Pllot Shepherd, J. D. Mc
Veigh, M. X. Saunders, L. Kenake,
of postoffice, and C. B. Reynolds,
. . j " tu .
agent board of health- The' wen
of Put in the pilot boat and they had
a hard time trying to reach the
City of Peking. The big steamer
was coming from the direction of
Diamond Head, and they boarded
her when she was almost abreast
of Waikiki. The pilot then anch-
1 U T1 V i I. - 1 1
tu i j.i... Jre t, .
side and the fact that Dr. Trous-
6eau 6et in his launch without
i . .
I mm siaricu a. iuujui up luwu mat
there was cholera on board, which
of course was disproved as soon as
tne pilot a ooat reacnea tne boat
landing at about half-past 10
o'clock.
The Pplciricr brought 2 salnnn nnrl
30 Asiatic fiteerao-e nasspnfrpra f,.r
i D
this nnrf and ahnnt. 40 msspntTAre
;n irancif i,Q i,oQ
freight. For this port she brought
109f tons of freight, comprising the
following: 22 pkgs. curios, 174
pkgs. beans, 7G pkgs. provisions, 50
pkgs. miscellaneous, 544 pkgs.
merchandise, 159 pkgs. sake, 75
pkgs. rice, Hi pkgs. tea, 57 pkgs.
Hour, 21 pkgs. cotton goods, 2 pkgs.
silk goods and obb pkgs. sauce.
The City of Peking will dock at
the P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf early
this morning and, after unloading
Ireight, will leave about 12 o clock
noon.
A Suggestion.
It has been suggested by a fire
man that the subscribers' fund
lately proposed to be divided
among the members be diverted to
the support of indigent firemen.
The case in point is that of Mr.
Tack
rarner, who for many j'ears
hoQ hr, flr0mQ ori
js at present confined in the
Queen's hospital from sickness
contracted in the service of the
Hawaiian fire department. The
fund at present amounts to but
something over $400 and it is sug
gested to turn this amount to the
charity account in relieving such
cases.
Sudden Death.
Mrs. Xika Dolloway, wife of the
manager of the half-way house on
the Kau road to the volcano, died
suddenly last Saturday.
Special Notices.
Meeting Notice.
i SPECIAL MEETING OF MECHA-
xl nic Engine Co. No. 2 will be held
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 7:cl0
o'clock, at the Hall of Hook & Ladder
Co. Business of importance.
PEK OKDEK COMMITTEE.
345S It
Notice.
MA
WIFE. ANNIE E. LANGA
liavir.tr L-ft my bed and board, I
shall not be restonsible for any debts
contracted by her after this date.
JESSE J. LANG A.
August 15. 1893. 3453-1 w
For Sale.
HP HE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT
J- end Investment Company oilers lor
OA'C audi CO ui iiitci aiaii' lam 4.1 v ft-
a,;ntl fv, atnr sharps of Hawaiian
Snsar Co. stock, shares of Kilauea Cv-
n w "
clorama stock, shares of volcano House
stock. 3;S-3r.
Notice.
A1
r A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
Hawaiian Railroad Company,
the President, Vice-President and Se
cretary having resigned, the following
officers were elected to serve during the
unexpired term :
Hamuel G. Wilder Pie"i lent
F. W. Macfarlane. . ..Vic-Pre?ident
Hugh Gnnn Secretary
HUGH GUUN,
Secretary.
Honolulu, August 15, 180 . 3458-1 1
Bernte PainM Bisbop Museum.
T
MIi: MUSEUM WILL RE OPEN
to the Public on Fridays from 9 to 12
and on Saturdays from 2 to 5 until furth
er notice. Fy order of the Trustess.
W.VI. T. IJRIGH AM,
3457 lw Curator.
L . I I. JDJEK,
jiKiint or
Winps. .spirits and Reers
HOTEL HTHEKT,
Between Fort twid Nuuanu.
34-57 tf
Artistic printing at the Gazette
Office.
SPIiCTA t ISVUIXIZFP ITXlfS.
$T IVr t. S. .s Au-tralia, C.jrn.i
ri.'iOA' IZefrigiratur, with a full sup
ply of Ke Hou.e fruit. We willtako
oft'the Ice aiivl d.u-e on j'ale this Sat
urday tuonuiig: Frc-h Salmon niul
Oysters, IVaclies, Hurtlet IVan. (ircou
(lS.-and I-I;t? Plums Cornian I'luins,
Apiiv.vl, liiape.s, Sicily Lemons,
California Oranges Samoa Limes
Celer3", Cauliiiower, etc. All fresh
and sound.
C.VLIFOKNI.A. FiiCiT .M.tKKKT.
Mutur.I Tel. 37: 3t.
iJOT Just KeceiveJ, a new stock
of Storm Serge, in black, blue and
cream. Sea water will not injure or
fade these ooJ-.
Kuan iV Olwn.
Just received, per steamer Aus
tralia, White Chamois-skin Gloves,
excellent quality, warranted to wash,
at N. S. Sachs' Popular Millinkry
Stoke.
gjgr Jlawaiiau Soap, the only
pure laundry soap in tho market, can
be had by the case or at retail, at any
of the grocers in Honolulu, as well as
at the company's agents. Families
can now order Hawaiian soap ironi
their grocers with other goods. Price
$5.00 per hundred.
M. W McChesxey's Sons,
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Co.
3410-tf.
American Enameled lint-
ton-Hole llnttona for Sale at the
I X L
jgr Finest litiumclcd Cabinets
only $3 a dozen at Cosmopolitan
Photo Co., 467 Nuuanu street.
. 3341-tf
XET For Bargains In New and
Second hand Furniture, Lawn Mow
ers, Wicker fjuairs, uarueu nose,
etc., call at the I. X. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
7" If yon uvinr to sell out
your Furniture in its entirety, call
at the I. X. L.
CX?" Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chiffoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. X. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
tgy The Musical Library of the
late G. JL. Babcock is now on sale at
tho Golden Rule Bazaak.
3264-1 tf
The Bon Ton Dressmak
ing Parlors are now at corner of
Fort and Beretauia streets, open to
those of Honolulu and vicinity wish
ing stylish suits and costumes, as well
also as comfortable and ueat gowns.
The public are now enabled to have
their warirobes fitted out as well and
with the same style as can be ob
tained in San Francisco. 32(57
Sfff Prompt returns made on
Goods gold on commission at tho
I. X. L.
Eeal Estate Agency
NO. 519 FOItT STREET.
To Let.
2 Hou-e8 on Heretania Street.
2 Houses on Fort Street.
1 House, Alakea Street, next Pacific
Club; rent $25 pcr month.
1 House, Beretauia Street, near Piikoi :
6 rooms, bath, etc. ; $20 per month.
1 House, Emma ttqusre.
1 Store, Nuuanu Street.
For Sale.
Several deiirable Residences in lirst-
cla8S location?'.
House and Iot on I'eretania Street,
near Pensacola; Ixt 200 ft. frontage ami
140 feet deep.
Also, a Valuable Llock of Urick Build
ings in the heat of tlu Citv.
G. K. UOAKDMAS,
33S2-tf A (rent.
Stamps.
WANTED A FEW SHEETS 2c.
Vermillion and 12c. mauve Stamps :
plain or surcharged Provisional Govern
ment. Pleafe sta!? price for each
variety; al.o 4.:. stamped Envelopes.
Any Hawaiian Slnp", oi l and new
issues, both can' -e!ld and unused bought
for caKh. Write particuUM an to price
and quantity to A 11 ROM ADA,
li22 I lattery Street,
3454-tf San Francisco, Cal.
To L,et.
A NEWLY FINISHED
Cottage, furnished or unfurnished
at l'aiatna, n'ar Ring Street and
cloee to tlie frame-iM Apply to
C. F. PETERSON,
Over r.i.-hop tk Co.'s Rank.
:',4tl-tf
Wanted.
GIRL ACCUSTOM KD TO SEW
books iii a bindery. Inouire at
Gaz-iitf. ofiice
40 Merchant street.
3155-tf
Found.
VGOLD PIN. oWNIitt MAY
have pamn by leaving proper des
cription at thi? office and in event of
proof of property: anl paying for this
advertisement. 3448 tf
Ofncral vltrpcrtisirnirntfl.
Till: KldTK
Ice Cream Parlors
Art' v A kiuwn for their eicel-li.-nt
Quality of
Iiiio Ico Croam,
Cake, OaiKlleis,
ITttiioy I'aeitrieM,
lo Creum Sotlu, tihtirbetii,
Hot Cofee, Tea rd Chocolate, Etc.
Th. mr t s.tfr.;ctive coHecticn rf
Inland Curios!
gjST NATIVE FANS a specialty.
8.r) Hotel Street.
FOR A'OKOIIAMA !
T1IF. FINK GEHMAN
SfFAMFit
Captain, V. K. Ipland,
here shortly will bo despatched
for the above port on
cr about
Due
September 6th, 1893
!y"For iurther particulars xegardin
Passage and Freight, apply to
K. OGURA & CO.,
3453-lm AGENTS.
OENTKAL MARKET!
NTJTJVa.TSJ'TJ HTKKKT.
First-class Market in every respect; be
sides carrying a full line of Meats,
we make a specialty of
UreakiaHt Saiifago,
Tfwad. Cheese,
Pressod Corn Heef.
WESTBROOK & GARES,
3437-lm tf Proprietor.
For Sale.
1 House and Lot on Liliha Street.
2 Lot ou Kuakini Street, between
Nuuanu Avenue and Liliha Street.
3 House and Lot on the Palama
Road.
To Let.
1 House and Lot on Emma Street.
2 House and Lot on Liliha Street.
gJQYoT further particulars, apply to
J. M. MONSAKBAT,
Cartwright's Block, Merchant Street.
3429-tf
Notice to Planters.
r-pilE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS
X of the California Fertilizer Works
(J. E. Miller, Manager) have on hand a
limited supply of that firm's High Grade
Fertilizers for short notice orders and
requirements of the planters.
C. BREWER & CO. (L'd.),
Queen Street, Honolulu.
3425-1 m
Kilauea Volcano House Co.
A
MEETING OF THE ABOVE
Company will be held in Honolulu
on WEDNESDAY, August 16th, 18'.)3,
at 2 o'clock p. m., at the office of W. R.
Castle. BuHMiess of importance requires
a full attendance of all stockholders.
WM. R. CASTLE,
President.
Honolulu, August 2, 1893.
3447-2wr
Wanted.
TO RENT OR LEASE, A
neat Cottage of not less than four
rooms within the boundaries of
Beretania, Punchbowl and Fort Streets.
Rent must be moderate. Address "J.
J.." this oflice, stating rent. 3430-tf
Keal Estate for Sale.
7 VALUARLE PIECES
of improved Property, locat
ed in different parts of the
the city of Honolulu; all bar
gains. Apply for full parti
culars to
IJRUCE A A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
3302-tf
Strayed
OS THE 21) OF AU(iUST
a Small Hay Mare from my resi
dence, Dr. Hyde's place, on
Reretania Street ; has full black points,
long tail, light foretop, mane partl5'
chaffed off, while fjkjIs back of each
shoulder; was hod ail round at time r.f
running away. A suitable reward will
bo paid for her return tothe undersigned.
3451-tf WALTER O. WKKDuN.
For Lease.
THOSE DESIRAP.LE PRE-
miseg opioflito the Mnkiki re
serve, recently occupied by Mr.
Charles Creightoti. The grounls are
spacious, and well chaded with Ornamen
tal and FruitTrees ; only a minute's walk
to Tramways. The Buildings will be put
in thorough repair to suit the wishes of a
good tenant. For further particulars,
apply to RRUCE CARTWRIGHT,
Trustee for Mrs. Mary 8. Levey.
3358-tI
rHARTC0.1
VhckolullV
PER MONOWAI
KOI1 TIIK
)
nvi?
51U0N
LI
Oysters
ion
COCKTAILS !
333oly
GO TO TPIK
EAGLE HOUSE,
Nuuanu Avenue,
oit to Tine
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Hotel Street.
ItATKB
Tnble Hoard 1 jh t .ly.
Hoard and Ixlin (!'
IVjard and IiOdgin tl we.k.
CS37SKcial monthly jiricen.
T. K. KlCOUriK, PuoiKiaTou.
CASTLE & COOKE
IL.Il-'l': AND IIKID
INSURANCE
AGENTS
AGENTS FOR
NEW ENGLAND MDTDAL
Life Insurance Co.
of nosTorr.
-A.lliaiico Lssiiranoo
COMPANY OF LONDOI?,
Mtxr.i Fire Insurance Co.
MRS. E. TURNER
Has rr-.iuoved her
DRESSMAKING ROOMS
To Hotel St., 0j p. th9 T. LI. C. A. Hall
Where che is pre .-red to do Dreswinakinj;
in all the latebt ftylcs. Tlie nsw met boil
of form-fittins: employed (the method
now used by ail the leading dressmakers
in San Francisco).
SfAll work neatly and promptly
finished. Prices as reanonablo as any in
the city. 3234-tf
CHARLES B. COOPER, M. D..
Physician :z: i 4iijeoTi
Office : 34 Alakea Street.
Officii Hours: 10 to 12 a.m., 2 to 4
p. m., 7 to 8 P. M ; Sundays 9 :30 to 10 :?,0
A M
Telephones: Mntual 424, Bell 1IG.
Residence: No. 10 Union Street, Mutual
Telephone 490, Honolulu, H. I.
3350-tf
Many People
Think they're pet
ting a reliable Safe, because it has a fine
appearance, correct shape, and is appa
rently fire proof.
The difference in co!t of material in a
fir&t-clasH Safe is one of the diflV-renccH
between the lest and one not to K'od.
Nothing, but the truth the bofct
policy for us ; nothing, but a Hall' Safe
is the best joliey for you.
It's a luxury for a Ln.nKs iran to
popfCEs a Hams. A biuinefcs man
wants something benidt s looLs Lack of
the veneerirg.
All Safe work in the buildings of the
World's Fair was put in by our Com
pany. Does this not t p ak volume h ?
T. W. HOIJHON,
IIERHING-IIALL-MARVIS COMPANY
CH13. ERZWEK 4 CO.'"
Boston liiiK of hirkpf-
IMl'OKTi:i;s Wl l.i. IM.I'.a:
tnke not tlmt t.'.e hv
SHIP IIELblN ERKWtR
Will positively H.iil on Ofn'OHlii: 1 t
KSYht f(jrthr piirtirr
For Kent.
A DE-IRARLE DWELLING
with oomniudiom iriMin-!a;
Shrnbberv. etc.. m Kin.i'i Stieet
next to corner of Pcn.-ohi ; .in l.!o k
from Tramcars. K. R. HENDRY.
3377-tf Hawaiian I l:r' -a h r .
The Missing Nuinbers
rpDE FOLLOWING DATES OF
1 Planter' Monthly are wanted-
the
- one.
two or more copies of vm i :
May, SeptendKT and Pvemb r ol Issj;
August, 1HS.1; Apiil, 1S.SI.
HAWAIIAN G ZI.n E
For Sale
4 T A BARGAIN, A ( OLUM1UA
Solid The Rii'jele in gv i condition.
Address "C," thin ollice.
3448-tf
ClUTJ
Fresh

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