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OAILV IMCIFIO COMMERCIAL. AJi VKliTIHtiU, AUGUST 17, 181.
BUil! iUlLWAY 4 LAND C0.'S
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Leave K.i M.'.I. o -I - 3 4i 3:i-'
Leave iVarl Citv..o V ll:l 6:10
Arrive Uoaoiu'u. .7 : H oo I :
A Sat-irv!.iyi only.
C uu.I s ev;ted.
l Sut'-irJ-iy excepted.
KOt-.UlN MAIL fc.KlCK.
:tra:uh pi Jr-ave fvr and j.i rive from
can Kruriciico, on tlie following dates, till
liie close ei K'J.
LEAVK H-.'.WLCLl. , 1LK At Uo.NOLVLU
r.-H San Kha.-Im.o. ft si. San 1? rancisco.
. . i . . . .....
V..rrir:f;o, lor V'u:i-
,:.MftT . . . A'.ljC. 31
A i-tralii. . .Sept. 13
Mariposa . . 5?pt. 21
.Veaui: . -Sept.
M:o'.ver, tor Van
couver Oct.
COUVtT AUS- -4
Motiowai. .. Aug. 2-1
Australia Sept. t
Ofiina nt. lr$
Vrriruo.froiiiVasi-
couvtrr Sept. 21
Alain eda Sept. 21
An trail t
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l.mowi Oct. VJ i Oceanic Oct. lo
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Nov. 1 Miowera, irom an-
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A'.i 1'- -M it l apl i'uilcr aud 2 chu.lr. ii.
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Wiim ana 7 v g..at Win ; tiiit Cttoiit; A t'u.
b.t-i i ice aiul Ito bnchs banana, ; li.-n
I .M iiriH, i.W bin lit bananas and lilt pc-
p iie.ipplc . McChcney vV ."".on-. il b.in
( J 71 1 ..-) ci-.'K-e ; M S li rinbauin A l'n, ui
b.-rtce; M L'lnliip-i it l, ll'i ba;- rice;
J no Knlweil, j'c., pineapples; J no Miav,
31 b:icfn t.ananas; liun,al ve-J A C, 17
bnchi b.inifi.is; OiiuipbeU, Marshall A To.
2W bnctn banana; W I'o.sta. ISi bach
bdiiana. loiiie-tic Va'ue, $ liA0l ; foreign
value, Jil'J.
WHARF AND WAVE.
Diamond Ukai Au;. 10, 10 p.m. ;
Weather, cloudy ; wind, fresh X.E.
The bark Elizabeth Graham was
moved over to the Kinau's wharf
yesterday to take in stone ballast.
She has finished loading her cargo
of coal. Earlv next week she is
expected to leave for the Sound.
During nine actual working davs,
the British ship Parthenope has
discharged 1600 tons of coal at the
O. U. & L. Co.'s wharf for the Ewa
Plantation. But 5C0 ten3 remain
in the ship's hold to be discharged.
This will be done as soon as the
vessel finishes taking ou board S00
tons of stone ballast brought from
Halawa, Ewa, by the cars at the
verv low rate of one dollar per ton.
She will leave next Monday week
for Astoria, and on arriving there
her ballast valued at IS00 will be
thrown overboard.
The schooner Ka Moi will take
to Lahaina today 40,000 feet of
lumber.
The barkentine Klikitat, Capt.
R. D. Cutler, arrived yesterday
morning, 20 days from Port Towns
end, with 62.5,000 feet lumber and
shingles for Wilder it Co. Pleas
ant weather and a fair passage all
the way to port. The Klikitat is
docked near the Wilder's wharf.
The steamship City of Peking,
Capt. Searles, left yesterday at 1
o'clock for San Francisco with
36,710 packages merchandise, and
105 passengers in transit. She did
not take any cargo from thi3 port.
The steamship Australia sailed
yesterday for San Francisco with
6025 bags sugar, 1205 bag.s rice,
005 pieces hides, ""sOO pineapples,
51 bagi coffee, 862 pes. skins, 410
empty beer kegs, and 3532 bunches
bananas. She took 100 saloon and
steerage passengers.
On July the 10th, the steamer
Bantam, while entering the harbor
from Bangkok, ran into the steamer
Amigo, and the latter sank before
she could be b2ached. As a curious
coincidence, it may be noted that
only a few days before a telegram
had been published stating that
Amigo had been sunk in collision
while on the voyage from Saigon,
which turned out to be erroneous,
a wrong code having boon used.
Hongkong Press.
The British steamer Zambesi, re
cently damaged and sold to Japan
ese parties in the Orient for 160,000,
is to be placed, says the Hongkong
Telegraph, in the Hawaiian-Japanese
trade.
The cutter of the dredger got en
tangled yesterday with the chain
and anchor of the steamer Kilana
Hon, now lying in Rotten Bow. The
chain parted and the anchor got
into the suction pine. The engine
was stopper!, and it took some tvo
hours before the anchor .and chain
could be removed, after which the
drdger resumed work.
Three thousand bunch? of bin
a.na were brought from K.va, )y
theO ihu Railway, for the sterner
Australia, on Tuesday and Wed
ne?'Jay of this wf-k.
The hark Velocity will finish an-
Ir.n , n l.rf oipt n f rrir.-rr l.r,
. A r.7 2f I will leave for Hongkong with Cht
v j nojo pa --'enters onoraN iut Auust
! The- Lark A ley. MeXfHI came
! aiong.-'ide the Fort street pier yo?.
j erday to discharge h"r cargo of
' coal.
Fin" irrtUtrln Cnttle.
I Part of the through rargo of the
j steamship City of Peking consign
' ed fo San Franei.-ro from Vokoha
j ma v-r four fire Hol-fein hull-,
j one r.f
.V.oien W.a a mon'ter le1.
1 I
measuring over twelve f'e in rner.f. of J. ff. Waipuilmi fobdia
length and weighing about l"V j fr;,. j.,.-,, r,f Kvt, and think ho
pound'. The cattle were taken .r ', r, 8rr.rt hr,f, .cations,
to lok'ohama some, time a?o p,r !
breeding nuroocs, and are r.in;'
returned to California on account
of their owner being involved in j
jomc trouMe m .inpnn. !
i
yr p,entine, of Lahaina, Maui, :
' ' ' . . i
vsterday purchased the line racing ;
horse Amorino from Col. Spaldmg ,
0f Katiai
ft is said the price paid
UlCM. A Si OKNHHAL
J lu lu vcio no ;irrt .-t i.iu.l y
tl.t, l-oiii-o lart .ii-ht.
Thti Atictriilia'ri iiiiil yitirday
lUJImistt'd 11 i ' I i 7 lt:ltt;rrj i.lld 1 605
paper:.
i'art i-i thn A ii.-tr.ili.i'd cario,
yt-nUrnl.iy, includrd 02 i buiichtd of
baiiaim-s ainl h(M card of pine-
appu-s.
'1 ho ilawaiiiiu baiid tclt-itudei
tho ileparting la-jienierd by boll
the Australia and (.'ity of Peking
yesterday.
A plantation draft for 200.2.'
has Ihi ii lost. A reward will bo
paid for its return to II. W.
.schniidt A' Sons.
Th' Mouowai will be the next
t-teamer from the Coast. The Mio
weru, from Victoiia, is due to ar
rive a day earlier..
Companies E and A of the Provi
sional government forces had a bat
talion drill on the barracks ground
yesterday afternoon.
The Hawaiian News Company
expect a largo consignment of
pianos of tho Iinest grade by the
Monowai next Thursday.
Jas. D. Tregloan has full power
of attorney to act for his father, II.
S. Tregloan, in all matters of a
business or personal nature.
The executive and advisory
councils will meet at 1 :30 this
afternoon. The military bill will
likely be brought up for discussion.
Seventy-seven deer skins were
shipped to San Francisco yester
day by the Australia. This is said
to be the first shipment made from
the islands.
It is understoood that the entire
stock of envelopes now being sur
charged by the post office authori
ties have been bargained for by
speculators.
The office of the Chinese bureau
of immigration in the judiciary
building, formerly occupied by the
minister of finance, is connected by
Mutual telephone No. 272.
A British resident is authority
for the statement that no less than
thirteen officers of the British army
have visited these islands during
the past nine months, for the pur
pose of studying the topography of
the countn etc.
A temporary awning has been
erected over the opera hcjuse front
door, upon which have been placed
long, narrow strips of board covered
with Japanese characters announc
ing features of the entertainment
to be given there by a Japanese
troupe tomorrow night.
Mr. II. II. Venker, second assist
ant engineer of the steamship City
of Peking, and formerly a resident
of thi.3 city, presented Jim Dodd
with a couple of lava curios yester
day, made in the shape of highly
polished globes and resting upon
foundations of that article in its
rough state.
The Chinese who came here
some time ago by the bark Velocity
from Hongkong, and who were re
fused a landing by the authorities
on account of their having no re
turn certificates, are stili confined
aboard the vessel, under guard.
The government will announce its
action regarding them ns soon as
President Dole is able to attend to
his duties.
The only bu-dncss transacted at
the meeting of the Mechanic fire
company last night was th nj
pointment of Mr. (reorge Lucas on
the committee of investigation, in
place of Mr. Phil. Br.un. A meet
ing will be held next Wednesday
evening at the same time and place.
The committ'e will be ready to
make a. full report nt that time,
and it is thought that nil matters
in connection with the company
will be satisfactorily disposed of.
Stnrnp f.ttc Ji.rhnUfitrtt.
Enquiry at the posfofiTiee yes
terday developed the f;irt that the
last, of th" 15 rent- isun of sur
charged -f trr.p had l""n disposed
of during th" day, Mr. John
Egan, of th" firm of Egari A' (iunn,
having road0 th" Hct, purchase. A
Chinaman coming to th" window
just after th" departure of Mr.
Egari deu'red to purchase several
dollars w.rt ! of the stamps.
Stamp r.f this denomination in
the hinds of speculators now have
a
market, valuation or ' cnts
An iof!;irrdi ii nit ire Hawaiian,
jrritin:? from IConi, ra ys
V e a re
j , nTe.,?r.d with tlm anr.oint-
fte ,:.- r;c t V",np pliplfiH
with our deputy fih
Tiff, W. J.
Yates. I'oth th0-" rorn are firm
supporters of th government."
--
Flst'ltt Wltfi f;irrt Vnwilor.
Ka f,
i- rfi'irnin;;!
rjaims fha' on of i f eorMposiforc
. 1
av.v si : rn!r.-', t vo wlot rofn,
I '' V""
fi-diing witlt giTit. powder hi t, Sun
day "t ffanaurrri, rear Coen Hnad.
Itl'ziiUX TllA V F.I. llltii.
!
j .4 i'atty of Them I'anattl
on tUc rekluJi ycttt
Through
tcrtJay.
Among the through passtngtre
by the fcttamehip City of Peking,
which tailed from this city yester
day afternoon for San Francisco,
weru a party of tevtu Huti-Janis.
Two of these were petty otiice-rs of
the Hueaian Mirvey steamer 'itas,
which wad wrecked come two
months ago on tho Cortan coast,
who are on their way home. The
captain and other officers and crew
of the wrecked fcteamer returned to
St. Petersburg shortly after the ac
cident. The other members of the
party are Nicholas Orlolf and wife,
who are en route for the World'
Fair, to become members of a Rus
sian opera troupe now performing
in tho Midway Plaisance of the fair
grounds, and three others bound
for the United States to locate, Mr.
Orion", liia wife and the other three
Russians traveled overland from
St. Petersburg, taking the steamer
at Yokohama. Mr. Orloff attracted
considerable" attention on the
steamer, being dressed in the pre
vailing Russian costume, consist
ing of loose trousers encased in fine
riding boots, and a fight flowing
jacket, worn outside tho trousers,
with a cord tied around the waist.
His wife is described as rather
slender in appearance, though pre
possessing in face and figure.
Neither can speak or understand
English.
PERSONAL.
Wm. Blaisdell, manager of Kea-
lia plantation, came to Honolulu
by the steamer Jame3 Makee yes
terday to attend to some business
connected with the plantation. He
will return to Kapaa this afternoon
by the same steamer.
Owing to a pressure of business
affairs, Lieutenant Morrell was un
able to leave by the Australia yes
terday, but will sail on the 24th
by the Alameda.
President Dole is still somewhat
indisposed, and as a consequence
did not put in an appearance at
the executive building yesterday.
Mr. Gilbert, connected with the
firm of Castle it Cooke, left bv the
Australia for a business visit to the
States.
Captain It. D. Cutler of the bark
entine Klikitat is accompanied by
us family on this trip of his vessel
from Port Townsend.
W. II. Chambliss, the well
aiown San PVancisco society
eader, and son of Captain Searles,
of the steamer City of Peking, did
not return to the Coast yesterday
as reported.
Mrs. J. Kane, who left for Kauai
y tho steamer Iwalaui last Tues-
lay, is said to have been Fcnt by
Lhe ladies' branch of the Hui Aloha
Aina.
Work of the Drctlgcr.
A largo number of unlive boys
are to bo scon every day gathering
lipoid boncfl picked up from the
larbor by the dredger and dumped
at tho O. It. and L. Co. 'fl dumping
ground. As soon ns they fill up
twenty or more large bngs with the
ones they are sold to the Hawaiian
Fertilizing Company for Je. per lb.,
tho lot realizing in tho neighbor-
inod of between eight nnd ton dol
nrs. Som of the small boys cnii
ill ns many ns four or five lmc
laily, each hag averaging 100 lbs.
- -
PrcHvntntlott to (ieo, Wntrrhonsp.
Just before the departure of the
Australia yesterday, a number of
be members of the Pacific Foot
Ball Club came on board nnd pre
sented Mr. (leorge Witerhouso with
n beautiful g'ld pin, on which wn
ngrnved tho initials P. v. B.C.
Mr. Wnferhouse heJd the position (if
iuartprbaek in the rueific club,
.and is considered n crnck foot ball
layer. He, in company with his
irother, will enter Princeton college.
rpf(tf?l NnlifffT.
AfY fit IS, O. TCF.W.OAN HA
full
p'uvr "f nlf"r"v f' p t
r rn" in nil fnv Imsins- nnd rr.e'nnl
alf'iiri
icriM-d.! IT. M. TflKfJf.OAN.
3lv-:it
ON MAY int. A ILAN'l YTrMN"
frnf f -r .'': ?' rndnrco.i over to
f r p Ffir.jr ' ('" f'.r ('. M . Mil-... A 'iim
b't, !'":''' t will 'n pi -1 f T tet'ltfiilitr f r
cvn- to ff. W. .'-'(.' ff AT f f r SOu.
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Notice.
Mv v f r r., a M! p. t:. i
ha .!).! I 'f inr l'-d l-rd, f
t-fia'l n 'b ' r. f '-r for nav '-'
C f'fv'n t '. ':f T a't f til'' 1a''"V
f f.F- 1. f A N ( A .
'put: nwvAffAv mafr fF:f t-r r
I. ari l fn vxs'trnpfif f'orvpifiy "(r.'r f r
dhnf" of Infer I"Hrt! Ftn-im '.Tivi-
(T,ifi)ri "o. f'o'k, pharva of I Inwi'iM
Knir C c'orl:, chirr i t KilanfA Cy
elorama '"! tr, olcirr1 of Volr?i rry IF juto
UPHCIAi. UCilNF.Hi ITHMti.
taT ir ). i. r. vU.j.iriiliu, CdUM-
riiion' l.fri.trrtor, v.itL u full ujp- j
Ay ,f I'v Jiue if uiu. We will u.kv !
olJ'lLe tee and J li.ee ou isaiv ttle fritt-
urday roormi.,;: Fre;!i haJLuori uud :
OyMere, 1-V.u.eh-, Jiurtiel i-Yur. ilteu
jaj.'e and Kjrg i'iuui, ii.-TUiau I'iutue,
Apricot, Oru., ,kuJy Sjviuouk,
(.'alifoJoia Jut..ti-, Heaa iAtut-r,
Olery, L'-j.uhfi'jVtfr, t-. A'i fr-b j
tX fad J-OUfid. I
CaLUoKNJA i Kill M A KK fc T. j
Mutual Ttl. iiT. y-
iJ&f I ul Receive J, u t,vw fcl'.k j
ot tilociii htr'e, iu black, blue and j
creutu. .Sea water will lavt iujure or
fa-it: thee gO'-Jr.
JJA & 'ilNN. j
Jutt received, per tt.esii.uer Aus
tralia, White CiiULuoIa-t-kiij Oivvts,
excellent uIit y, ws.irajL.te'j to watL,
at N. .SaCJIs I'dlTtAK MlULlNKKY
Stokk.
gjSST Hawaiian Soap, tLe oily
pure laundry Houy iu the market, Cin
be Iiad by the ce ora retail, al &uy
of the grocers fu Hvaolulu, ae well as
at the company's agents. Fauiiliet
can now order Hawaiian soap Jrora
their grocers with other good. Price
$o.00 per huudreJ.
M. W. McCniuSNEV's Sons,
Agents Honolulu .-foap Works Co.
3410-tf.
gjgjST' American Fuameled But'
ton-Hole Buttons lor .ale at the
I X la,
Finest Enameled Cabinets
only $3 a dozen at Cosmopolitan
Photo Co., 4.67 Nuuann street.
S3il-tf
For Bargains ia New aad
Second-hand Furniture, Lawn Mow
ers, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hoee,
etc, call at the I. X. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
2" yon vrant to sell out
your FiTRNiTCRU in its entirety, call
at the I. X. Ia.
"" Bedroom $cts, AVarxirobes,
Tee Boxe, 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.
IttT The Mimical Library of the
late G. L. Babcock is now ou ssle at
the Goldkn Bulk Baza a k.
3261-1 tf
The Bon Ton ltressmak-
iti Parlors are now at corner of
Fort and Beretanla stivet, open to
tliose of Honolulu and vicinity avIsIi
ing stylish suits and costumes, ns well
also as comfortable and neat piwns.
Tin- public ait now enabled to haA-e
their war-Fi-obes lit tod out as well nnd
with tho same style as can be ob
tained in Han Francisco. S2fl7
Cy Promvt tcturm made on
Goods sold on commission Rt tl?
I. X. L.
Heal Kstalo Aicncv
NO. Hp) FIMIT HVRKKT.
To Lot.
2 Homos nn ni'udania Street.
2 lloui"m l''rt Street.
1 liniise, AlaUca Shot, next Pftclrto
CUib; rent t pr month.
1 llotiRc, ll.Mctania ticid, ipir Tiihoi ;
11 roruus, bi'b, etc.; t'd per nvidb.
1 llon", Ivnmn Snanrc,
1 Stoic, Nmmimm Sttcet.
For Halo.
Several desirable Itc-i.leneos in i!ip1
cbasa tnc.atioMs.
lfou" and I't im Hioetania Street,
near IVnpaeol.a ; l.'M l!0O ft. (r,int!tje nnd
1 t'F feet deep.
Ali". a Valuable IM-v-k of Ibi. k Paild
lni in the hea'f n tbi Citv.
G. F. IUHtAtAN,
,'t.Tc'tf Ac tit.
Stumps.
w a
T t veriniMi "'i and !:.'c. in mv Sfamj" ;
plain or "at ehiriTnd t'r i"!"n i1 tiovetn
tnenf . l'I'Ma" pii:. f.- ea' b
vaiifv; !ln bv (- I'lip.'d I 'n vol-p.s.
Any if.atvali:M Sbonp, ill ant nen
jqaut'O, lio'l) r;oc '" I ntd UO'Cod bongbt
fer"1eb. Wife pittl! ul it :n t' piir
.uido'ianfifrto A. IMH-MAPA,
UilM.uv Street.,
.t I'i f f f!-n lani ipc.u 'al.
To -lift.
MF.WI.Y M'ISI!i:l
(' ''t-tj'', fiuni'in J or nnfnr n'be I
:! I'iH' m, n"' Sf -ei. a "t
1 , (in. tri""'in Apn'v t 'i
r. F. I FH UON,
' ;' r l'.;d! -p 'c Co ' Pidr,
:M 11 tf
Wnnr tv)v
rpfjF f i.fMVM WM f. pi: nr!;'
I. f . (' I 'lMc-on I f i ! iv foaM i to l'J
mi I in 'ifd iv ! to T) nnti! f .it Mi -
f r e i I' V i.'T I. i 'jf Ii" 1 1 'It' P".
Vr. !. IMMGIfAM,
:!F.," t'v Fnrntor.
I'oimkI.
l ; ;!' I I ''
'WNM'i: MAY
I !iavr o in to I'i
l i u of c,''-
cfip'i 'n :? tbi '?! an-1 in event tf
proof f.d propr-rfvr an-1 patam! fvt tb''3
al "1 ' 'in ton., t !tt ft
TJiJC KI-ITK
ke Cream Parlors
Ar well kL.'t Vjt their n'.-
Jine ice Crearn,
J ii it , Outadi-',
VnL.ii.vy JJ4jtri
I ce J rixin. tZ'isCu, H i.-r C-V ,
Hot Cof ', Ttt Chocoltle,
Te tujtil atu-hclive col.'iwtioc of
Inland Cui'io!
JUT NATIVE FA.Nt a frpecia'ty.
&i iiuVel Surest.
F0K YOKOHAMA!
THE IlN't (JEKMA.N j
4-TEAMEK j
CULARA
Captain , W. E. Iplakp,
Dae here thorny will be det-pitched
for the atove port on
or about
September 6th, 1S93
CTFor lurtbe.r particulars iegard:np
Passage and Freight, apply to
K. OGURA CO.,
S453-lta AGEXT?..
CENTRAL MAEKET!
2TJTJvrTJ sxninirr.
First-class Market in every resnect ; be -tides
carryir.c a fall lice o! Meats,
we make a speciality of
Hsd Cheene,
lefiil Corn Rtfi
WESTBR00K & GARES.
3437-lru tf pBorK.-rrou.
For Sale.
sa;
1 Hoc.se Ami Lot on Lwiha direct.
2 l.Ot on Knakini Street, between
Nnnanu Avenno and Liliha Street.
S House and Iot on the Pfclsma
IxOAd.
To Let
1 Houst and Ict on Kmm Street .
2 House and lxt on Liliha Street.
1Crbor further prticntftrs. apP'v to
.1. M. .MOXSASKAT,"
Curtwrilit's Bl.vk, Merchant Street.
Xotiee lo riantoi
ryilV. 1!NHKUSI,GMa agk.xts
1. of the California Fcrtiliror Work
(J. K. Miller, Manafirer have on hand a
limited pnpply of that tirni'a Hieh tirade
IVrtitirerd for shott noti.-e oiMera and
tfiiuinmenta of the planters.
C. MUVAVK.H A CO. (l.'dA,
tnecn Strtvt, Honolulu.
342.Vlm
1. H. 13 l5i lij ,
- .lOaro-R or
Wiiu, spirils and Ktws
i ii vr r'. i j him? t r: i
Petnren 1iit and Nnnmn.
.TF7df
Wanteil.
H Ul'NV OU 11 AM, A
iii'dt C'MHpe of nd !i" thin font
iivyus ixUlnn t!e iHimUne ei
Pevetanin, Vnnrbt cMl and I'.-it sovcto.
It. nt nnvd be inod. ia'e, A.Mrvi ",T.
.b." ttdfl .Mllce. Ptatin lent. tf
Heal KHtnto Tor Sale.
r?r!?v 7 vai.f sin r. nrci'.s
4 1 'f inip"Urd Frepettj , bvM
! d i'i dilt.T-nt pait" i t the
the city of lleMobiln: nil bar
Riin". Apph f.u full paiti-
rulais to
uurcK a a. .1 c AUTwm.nir.
:k'V.i2 tf
Ntrayeil
t)N i in: 2t ok Aiu.rsv
a Small Jbiy Mate tieui my iiri
l. d'UH'e, lb . 1 1 X .!'- place rn
jVtetanla StnT-t : ba Hllhl.v k peints.
lomr tnil, llpbt buefop, uiaiie puth
i.baiV.'d . ft, b:'e spo. ba U ef ra h
b -id I"? ; a" fbe t ad touml at tuue el
ciiinifj jinflv. A pnitaW nea.ai-d nib
paid f u ber tetiirn totbeiuder;icued.
:U-it-if WAhl KIt C. Wbl PtiN.
For Limine.
iiinsi: ni;i)iM.i i; rui -
mi"!' epp.yc.te tb Alkiki ie
c'"i i e, i"i o'.tv ii. npb-d I I "Alt .
Chaitea Ci 'iu'i'ijn. lbe Ri-mnda pro
rpaeiop,, ami n ell pbaded n it h tb 'lniuen
lal nn-l l icit 1 tfp" : nnl v a niunt. m alk
to Itamn-.n? ha PnihUni!" n ill be put
in thoinnida rep ait .i nnif tb" m bhea if a
L'ii"'l to'iant. 1 or tuttbei pflitii a0ai.
apply to PdUJCK C.MUAVU1G.I1 V,
Tfnoti'n f t Alta. Mat v S. i..eev.
:t:n ti
Atttotlc ptlntinj! nt the t? writ f
Gfilce.
PKK M0:0WiJ
?Mi: T ii r' -
CKITKRi'u.X
Fresh Ovsters
i OL-
COCK T AILS .'
GO TO TH U
EAGLE HOUSE,
AKLPNfiTo.N HOTEL
Tarj.r ijj.rtl ;
Iioari and IamI'mh j;
liaarci and LkxI-u ill .-
Ei-tMec:a: mcn'ii.it pr. .-.-.
CASTLE COOKK
X-Il 1Z AN U 1 Aid i
LNSUKANCE
:A(jESTS
Atir'fs roi;
NEW ENGLAND L'lTlAL
Life Insurance Co.
or lOSTON,
-Alliance Assnranot?
company or L0Nr0N,
-Etna Firo lnsnrnna Co.
OF HAKTtYU; r
MRS. E. T1TRNER
Has reii,ove.i ber
DKKSSMAKlXli ROOMS
To HotAi fL, Opr.. the T. K. C L Ea.ll
Where Kbe i pre;- -i t', te.b Trenikinv
in all the iaVr-t . ies. Tle m-w rir-ttxvi
of f-irm-fittinf! employe: ,rlVe metlio;'.
now used bv ); the Icadir.i.- lresmkeT
in San Vrancis.o .
All work, ncfil'y i-nd prvur.ptlv
rlmsbfsl. Friccf as reafwrnVV es hi:t in
the city. S"-'ti
CHARLES R COOPFil, M. I).f
rrrcK: f-i Alakea Str.w i.
Orrrcit Hoi"K! : 10 to li: a. v.. 2 to 4
! r. v., 7 to S r. ; Fr.n.Uyt f to 10
A. V.
TvM?rnovra : Vntr-al 4"?4, Te:i lll.
KrstrifVCK : No. To Vtuor. Street, Vidral
Telephone 4fA, Hone'nbi, 11. 1 .
s:ivi t
Many Wo pie
Thir k tl e 're ret
tine a reliabV Ssf.. lwr.T"e it brx n f.n?
appears r.v, e.Tnvt ' nr i appa
rently f ro prwt.
The .Vfl'cnT.v in r. I p'-atcial h a
fr?t-ta Safe -a ore i' e difTerer.va
ItMween tlve br-d ard one ret ro iovd.
Xcthirir. 1-ut the tn 'b t! e b;--t
pcli. y f.n vi ; retV.:,.. bu a H i i.V Sat-
i the beet yh y f.i 1.
lt a hi my fer a V'v-Ir.r n an to
ltFO'i a H .u'". A t'-'-rep tt, a ii
j-flnfa Ferr.etliine I e.:.b 'crt bn, V of
the vrrc-nvv".
All Safe tM-rk in i' e !-. . ,-.( the
Woi Id's tVr w i p-.-.t in ' , vr 4om
pan". 1V-e tbi d rp- r V .:ne n
F. V HOhUON.
Mil NT
n,:ii!iiNfi-!iii,MMivi mmx
tG-OKli.-::- n i i r m k
1 , Ve r ot V r '- t ' ' ( - '
a3S':
SHIT HMVN PSFAVKK
I V. ' 1 1 O'Hl
Wilt po!irh i; . u x 'W t-t .
t f n 1 1 ' u 1 1 '" 'a - f '. .
For Kent.
iv.nini.r Fvri.idM
vi iit-;u-i.?' ;
i Ts I" -ia t ; r. i i
Sbi nl 1 u ,iti
next to e-n.u a Vv-io o"e I ,
bom Viron.-vp. b. I'. 1!V NTKA .
S;i77-tt Hawaii in Giv.', mo !
'Hie Hsshitv A'nmlierra
'I GIF. t (M.I.OMM? IM VI 'l VUV.
I l"aid i"-' M'Mdb,, r i ." ii-i-i. 1
ft. o .-r m-u i opi- ei i : h .
Mai, S.-plembi.u tvd F . . i i '. ' ,
V,"-o:i. IS--?; .i id. V"-.
G W All N . '. U V 1 !
:'t !: 1 1- ' - t
v Sale
V
l A It VIV. UN. 'M 1.M1UA
t'. M Vue Ib-.uele in i . .-ivbdien.
VMif" "C . th et'i e.
.JG--M

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