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OA11.Y PACIFIC COMMEUWAL AD VKUTISEK, SEPTEMBER IS. 1893.
OAHU BilLWAV
f -l :v j .-.i:. .. .-- .n, I d:c.i2hter. XV II i.'ornwell, j
O TJ,.,.. Woift, Mow Chan, and 51 on deck.
LOCAL AND GENERAL. ' KAILAU JiEL'EKS.
I special uusisebz iteizh.
3cncrai Cttten tuumcniy.
Central wrtUrntetiU.
A ,
PROM A.IID H'l JUNE 1, ltt&2.
TRAINS
T' EVA MILL.
B B A I)
A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
Iate Ho- ' -! :. ..S:4 1:45 4:35 5:10
Leave Pearl City.. 9:30 2:30 5:10 5:5i
Arrive Ewa Mill. ..9:57 2:57 5:30 G:22
TO HOXOLCLL.
C B E A
A.M. A.M. IM. r.M.
Leave Ewa Mill.. 0:21 10:43 3:43 5:42
Leave Pearl City..0:55 11:15 4:15 :10
Arrive Honolulu. .7:30 11:55 4:55 0:45
A Saturdays only.
B Daily.
C Sundays excepted.
D Saturdays excepted.
(OliKlGN MAIL HKKVICi:.
Htc.m.-hip3 will leave for and arrive from
an Francisco, on 1 !i - following dates, till
the rlo' of 1M.
I,EAVK HoSOLl'LC HK AT JloSoI.Cl.C
TOR SA3 TBANClfrCO. j F.M. bAS i'KVM ifetO.
Australia. ..Heiit. 13 :ii:n Sept. 18
Mariposa... Hept. I'l ! Warriinoo,froin j
an-
t)ceanic Kept. 25 1 couver...
iliowern, for Van- I Alani la
couver Oct. 2 i Australia..
.bt pt. 23
.Sept. 2S
. . 0( t. 7
..Oct. 17
Australia Oct. II Oceanic
. . ...
MnnnTil Oct. l'J Miowcra. from Van-
Warrimoo, for Van- rouver Oct. 23
couver Nov. 1 Mariposa . . . Oct. 2
China Nov. H ; Australia. .. . ;.ov. 4
Australia Nov. 11 Monowai Nov. 2i
Alameda Nov. 1; i Varnruoo.f rom V an-
Miowera, for Vun- j couver Nov. 23
couver Dec. 2 j China Nov. 2
Oceanic lcc. 4 i Australia Dec 2
Australia.... D-. W Alameda. . .Dec. 21
Mariposa Pe It Miowera, from Van-
Warrimoo, for Van- couver Dec. 23
couver Jan. 1 Oceanic Dec2o
Oity rekiii. ..Jan. 2 Australia. . Deo. M
Australia I n. ' VarrinHK,from an-
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Time Whistle bio. at lb. 2-m. 51s. p.ir. of
Honolulu time, wbicli Ii the swuo a 12h. i n:. 0.
of Greenwich time.
SIIIPPIKU INTELLIGCNCE.
AUKlV.M.s.
bATt UD-W . tcp. l';.
rttmr Mokolii. Metircsor. from Mulokai.
btmr O K I;i-hop, l.e Claire, from Kaiuii.
StM'AY. Sept. 1".
btuir lwalani, Freeman, from Kauai.
Ktmr Claudine. Davie, from Maui.
Am eh Topgallant, Jackson. -7 dav
from Tort Townsen 1.
Schr Kawailatii from Koolau.
Schr Mile Morris from Koolau.
Schr Maliimahi from NVaialua.
Muai ! ii i mini iiiium iir-rn
VESSELS I.EAVINt TO-l.VV.
.Simr .1 A Cummin-!. Nfil-na. fr i..'i
lau. at 10 a m.- ,- , ,
Ktmr Moko'ii. Mcirem-r. Pr ..i..ioiai.
at p m.
Schr Sarah and Kli.a f"r 1-." I n.
Mile Morrid for Koolau.
bttnr James Makce. Ha.nliiinl, u-.r :a
p.ia and llaualei. at 1 p m.
V M b S China, eahury. i't Iloiuk-.i..
via Yokohama.
NAVAI. VXS5SKLS.
b S l'hiladelphia. Darker. Call;:-'.
ir b H ltoaton. Day. cruise.
U 8 d Ad.mn, Nelson, fr.io Lahaina.
MKKi-H AN rM EN.
Hrscli Norma, Yokohama.
Ambk Albert, iirilliths. San Franci.-co.
Am h; Alden 15esse. Frii-. San Fran; ?i--cj.
Am bkt Discovery, Chritianrn. Mn Frar..
Am6chr Alice Cooke, l'enhallow, V'z t b'd.
Aru bkt Iruipard. Schmidt, Ka;:n IMaiid.
Am bwl b G Wilder. McNeill, San Fran.
Am bkt W II Dimond. Nelson, Sa:i Fran.
Am bk Detroit. Darrah, Nanaimo.
Ata sh Topgallant, Jackson, F t 'i'own-eiul.
VCiCOiK. I"'
Am bk Martha Davit. . l.-f ;oc .
Am srh Kobert I.e.verS F Vu. 25
V M Sb Cbi-ia S F S. pt 1
OiVOSS Oce luic b F Oct 1"
Ambk Harvester S F (Hi! -) .AuCl.
Am bk Ceylon s F Sept J-J
Am bkt Planter .s F sept 11
rsh Co. of Merionetn.N S W....Scpt 11-20
It SI H S Alameda b F Sept 27
Her bk Nautilus Liverpool. Dec 2CKW
Jan S b Aikoku Maru . .Yokohama . Sept
K II S S Maripoa Colonic. Sept 22
Haw bk Andrew-Welch. S F Sept 2!
Am schr Transit S F .e; t
Haw schr J t North . . . . s F..( Mali).. Sept 2."
Am Schr Allen A Kureka Oct I
V- A b S Warrimoo Vancouver. Sept
I'ASSKMI Kt:.
AEniVALS.
From Kauai, per :dmr C U Bishop, Sept
Capt J Uos. Mrs b lJerticmanu and
children, Dr Mitamara. and lo on deck.
From Molokai, per stmr Mokolii. Sept
10 U W Mever, Wm Mutch. Mrs II Mc
Corriston and 3 children. A C McCartney.
Miss Hecklev, and 10 on deck.
From Kauai, per stmr I v.al an i. Sept 17
Ico N Wilcox. Antone Ko-.x and w:ze. A S
Hartwell and son. Mrs Ft Davis A Lind
say J M Vivas, Mr Trask and wife. Mr
Sctildtz. K S Hutchinson. Mi A Kealoh-i,
and 55 on deck.
From Maui, per btmr Claudine. Sept 17
; J Falk, J Uryant, G A Haii'cn and wife,
CB Fisher, Marshal KG Hitchcock, Mrs
ir V-.fe -1111
IMPOKTM.
i i.yr-t--. hs. p-o ia taro. 2i baei
i j- tat., cs, l.'l h;p-corn, .J bagH J-Qar. 21
Claudine 10 head cattle. 2 ',
!. "i . 1" r.k'L's sundries.
toil linn:. l'r) l;dis jrrten hides, . hup rite.
IVr -'.rir Mokolii pj fchtep. io head
' .ittu-. 1", ...'-.'' l po-i'trv and 12 bale
y.jA.
i 1' r rtjur C J: liisuup ly2 bags paddy,
j i' h-.tt rice, -Tj t fcgj vundrie and 50 bbli
IVr "ilir Ka-A'.i.lar.i "fj bas rice.
J FAN At Maiiou, Oahu, September 10,
1-A j iraly-i'. August Jan. a iiative
Frar.'.o. ac-l
vear-.
1I itF At Waialua, Oahu. Septeii.ber 15,
l-'j,. i in- i.itnrit f-ii of Jwizf; and Mr?, h.
H.r.-.
WHARF AND WAVE.
Diamond Head, Sept. 17, 10 p.m. :
v.enthf-r, clear ; wind, light north.
The barks Albert and Alden
JJctsc are expected to leave for San
Francisco on Tuesday and Wed
r i e r d ay r pec t i vely .
TiiO P.M.S.S. China is du to ar
rive today from San Francisco.
Then; wore no foreign arrivals at
Kahuhii during last week.
The .-te.imcr Mokolii leaves this
afternoon for Molokai and Lanai.
The American ship Top Gallant,
Captain J.fckaon, arrived yesterday
afternoon, having made the passage
from Port Townsend, Wash., to
thi-5 port in 27 days. Had fair
weather and light winds all the
way, and reported nothing eventful
during the trip. She brings a car
K0 of about 030,000 feet of lumber
for Allen & Robinson.
Public Moonlight Concert.
The Hawaiian band, conducted
by Professor Berger, will give a
public concert at Emma Square
this (Monday) evening, commenc
ing at 7 :30 o'clock. Following is
the programme :
I'AKT I.
J. Overture "Itubezahl" Flotow
2. Cornet solo "EiOve and Truth"
Welcker
Hy Mr. Charles Kreuter.
3. Clarionet solo "Autumn .Leaves"
Carl
By Mr. W. M. Keougb.
4. Selection "II Trovatore" Verdi
l'AKT 11.
5. Medley "American AirV'... Beyer
;. Piccolo duet "Ehia Manu Jiwi"
Kling
By Messrs. Barsotti and Santanna.
7. Euphonium solo "The Ideal"
....Minker
By Mr. S. Gomes.
8. Waltz "New Melodies" (by
rcjuest .Berger
Hawaii Ponoi.
A"oi a Shark Storv.
A monster devil fish was seen by
several lepers near the beach at
Kalaupapa, Molokai, last Thurs
day. Its tentacles measured about
ten or twelve feet long and each
tentacle was as large as the arm of
a man. While the lepers were try
ing to find means of killing the
devil fish a large shark soon ap
peared and swallowed it leaving
behind only one of the tentacles.
Inside that tentacle was a bono
three-eight: of an inch in diam
eter. Those Emma Street Trees.
Road Supervisor dimming? re
ceived instructions from the gov
ernment a few days ago to have
those trees felled on Emma street
that were obstructing the water
courses, aud to have those affected
with blight trimmed. A misunder
standing in carrying out these in
structions resulted in a number
beinff felled and trimmed that
should not have been. The atten
tion of Minister Iving being called
to the matter that gentleman
promptly prevented a further de
struction of the trees.
.
Piissevgers Pot China.
Mr. W. H. Chamblies, who has
been spending several weeks in
this city, will leave for Japan and
China by the steamer China today.
Among the other passengers will
be Messrs. T. A. Shaw, W. D.
Wright and Mr. W. C. Parke,
mother and two sisters, who intend
making a tour of the world.
Ilor.sc Race Srxt Saturday.
The trotting match race between
llollinger's Gerster and Horner's
Lot Sloeum, for a purse of $1000 a
side, will take place at Kapiolani
park next Saturday. Considerable
interest is being taken in the race,
and a large crowd will no doubt
witness the contest.
National Bund Tour.
A number of persons interested
i in the movement have about com
pleted arrangements for the Na
tional band to make an extended
tour of the United States. It is
I intended that the band shall leave
by the Mariposa next Thursday.
-
The Iaea mortgage was sold at
auction bv Morgan on Saturday.
The sale realized IS 00. The Swin
ton mortgage was withdrawn, a
settlement having been effected.
A fire is raging on the mountains
up Xuuanu valley.
!
The euprerue court meets in bun-
! co at lOoclock tbi3 morning.
J
A nnm her rt n.nio wero fivi)
near the city Saturday evening.
- - w. . - -
Mr. E. O. White has returned
from a short recreation vi-it to
,Vaianae.
Marshal Hitchcock returned from i
a visit to Hawaii by the Claudine j
yesterday. " j
The vaults for the r.ew safe de
posit building are expected today
by the China.
The Japanese show at the opera
house Saturday evening was not
well attended.
The uniforms for the National
Guard are expected to arrive by
the China today.
Normal classes will be organized
tomorrow at 2 o'clock p.m. at the
Fort street school.
The steamer James Makee will
leave this afternoon at -t o'clock
for Kapaa and Hanalei.
It is reported that Admiral
Skerrett will transfer his flag to
the Philadelphia tomorrow.
Thirteen arrests for minor
oilenees ere made by the police
from Saturday to last night.
A mortgagee notice of foreclosure
sale will be sold at Morgan's
auction rooms at noon today.
Neither the captain or agents of
the bark Detroit will be responsible
for any debts contracted by her
crew.
The minister of the interior is
calling for tenders for supplying
steam coal for all government pur
poses. Mr. Sam Pierce, a well known
local accountant, has returned from
a two weeks' visit to friends on
Hawaii.
Dr. Oliver, resident physician at
the leper settlement, will return
hither by the steamer Mokolii this
afternoon.
Mr. W. J. Lowrie, manager of
the Ewa plantation, accompanied
by his family, is spending a few
days in the city.
The baseball game on Saturday
between the Myrtle and Planet
clubs was won by the former by a
score of 24 to 19.
The ladie3 of St. Andrew's sew
ing society will begin holding their
weekly meetings in the schoolroom
tomorrow afternoon.
Major J. H. Wodehouse, British
minister resident, will likely make
an official visit to tho U. S. S.
Philadelphia today.
A number of the petty officers
and men from the Philadelphia at
tended service at the Catholic
cathedral Sunday morning.
A birthday party was held at the
residence of Mr. Ned Irmhoff last
night, the event being in honor of
a child of Mr. Geo. Markham.
Messrs. Geo. N. Wilcox, Antone
Rosa and wife, A. S. Hartwell and
son and J. M. Vivas returned from
Kauai bv the steamer Iwalani ves-
terdav.
Sachs advertises a list of special
bargains for this week only in
ready made ladies' blouse waists.
They are just the thing for warm
weather.
Mr. K. W. Mevers, agent of the
board of health at Molokai, came
down by tho steamer Mokolii last
Saturday, aud will remain in town
during the week.
Mr. L. S. Aungst, superintend
ent cf the Mutual Telephone Co., is
expected to arrive home today by
the China from an extended visit
to the World's Fair.
A number of holders of exhaust
ed issues of Hawaiian stamps are
contemplating forming an associa
tion for tue purpose of graduating
the price of stamps.
Those creditors whose claims are
secured bv lien in the bankruptcy
case of Mrs. Frances M. Nicoll will
be called on to prove the same at
toda . King of the court.
The time for receiving tenders at
the interior office for lumber for
construction of new wharves at
Honolulu has been extended until
Wednesday, November 1st.
The members of tho Myrtle boat
crew left for Pearl City by Satur
day's afternoon train, where they
will remain in training until the
competitive race on October 7th.
The superiority of Hendry's
Ready Mixed Paint over all possi
ble competitors is brought to the
attention of the public this morn
ing by the Hawaiian Hardware
Company.
The only 1 cent postage stamp
now on sale at the post office is
the issue in green, those of blue
and purple having been exhausted.
These have a market valuation of
from 2") to 50 cents each. :
Mr. C. J. Falk, of Mahukona,
Hawaii, arrived by the Claudine
yesterday, and will spend a few
days in the city. Mr. Falk is
manager of the mercantile business
of Wilder or Co. at Mahukona.
roviiTur.s mori: cap
tured IS WA IS ill A
YAIJj;V, KAUAI.
Tliw .rii M:tl' IJ X.itiw I'olieo-iu-ii.
I bo I p.'iiii i .!.. iril--Will
I.entv for ll!nnl. i I .
IMpht. The authorities received a short
report from Sheriff Wilcox, agent
of the board of health, ye-.terday
by the steamer from Kauai, stating
that fourteen or more lepers, who
have been congregated in the Wai
niha valley since the Kalalau
trouble, were all arrested last Fri
day, and are now in charge of the
agent of the board of health at
Hanalei.
Tho arrests were made by a na
tive policeman named J. Kakina,
assisted by right native specials to
whom commissions had been is
sued. The daughter of policeman
Kakina was among those arrested,
she being a leper.
In his report Sheriff Wilcox
stated that he was about to proceed
to Hanalei with Dr. Weddick,
government physician of that dis
trict, who would make an examin
ation of the captured lejiers before
they are sent to the receiving sta
tion at Kalihi.
In an interview last night with
President Smith of the board of
health, it was learned that arrange
ments have been made to send the
steamer James Makee to Hanalei
tonight on a special trip to transfer
the lepers to Honolulu. She will
return here Thursday morning.
Mr. Smith stated the government
and the board of health were much
pleased at the successful termina
tion of the affair, and thought great
praise was due policeman Kakina
and his assistants for the quiet and
trustworthy manner in which they
had performed their duty.
9 .
The Pearl City Murder.
Deputy - Marshal Brown and
Captain Parker will go down to
Pearl City this morning to give
testimony regarding the killing of
the leper Aikualani on last Friday.
The coroner's jury rendered a ver
dict on Saturdaj that the woman
Niau, came to her death by a rifle
shot in the head, fired by her
husband.
The inquest on the deceased leper
will be held today. The bodies of
the man and woman were interred
on Saturday.
- - -
Death of an Old Resident.
August Jean, a native of France,
and a resident of these islands for
a period of forty years, died at hie
home at Manoa valley, Oahu, of
paralysis last Saturday at the ne
of 72 years. The deceased was for
many years engaged in tho grape
growing industry at Wailuku,
Maui. He was buried at Manoa
yesterday, a Catholi
officiating.
clergyman
Send a copy of this week's Ha
waha.v Gazette with your letter.
V t ;
Notice.
XTElillEU CAPTAIN Oil .UilJNTb
xN of Bark Detroit will I ;e nv-ponsible
for any debts contracted by her crew.
,'vlsti D.v
For Hale.
? THE Fit III MIS Kb oi F. S.
2, I'ratt, F.S4. , at Waikiki.as u vvho!
or in lots to suit. A rav chanc;
to get a lot on the beah. Apple to
J. ALFRKD MA.'iOON,
343.tt NoxM).J-itjiiice
For Sale or Exelmime.
CAMERA, GOOD LKNS AND FULL
Outfit, for calo at a bargain, or
might exchange for 5 iawtii.iu Stamps,
Cari'is or articles of tK-e t advertiser u ho
is leaving the country. Address "X."
this otiice. o4Sl-Mt
Kawaiahao Seminary
Notice.
4 Lb PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
l against Robert William Holt K'r
sonally, are requested tj present the
same without delay at the ollice of
BRUCE & ALEX.J. CARTWRIG JIT.
3567-tf
ji.ou.....ii..' i t v.'i i jjtwjri vt iiiiu.i uouna tjooks can he obtained at
Department and are pre pare u to f Ahaar.ac for tti? following years, for ! office at cort price,
take orders for Jellies, Broads and Cake-. vi.i-h : iaibU?her'e pi ice wid be paid: I " VVILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO
All orders for Fruit Cake for ThankSiriv- lSsl. j j;v jtp President
ing and Christmas should be sc.l at HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO. ; "w. C. Wildub.
once. :;4S4-lm 342S 14H-2t ;
jST" Inspection Invited. Mk.
! Ciiaki.ks Ooot, Arti-t. Mr. U,od-
; ueeess in making Crayon or Water
Color is remarkable. lie has nw j
j on exhibition at J. J. William?' j-tw- j
; dio snrnnlfS of bis work, l.rotliictd i
j from life and from old pk'ture, which
! the public are iuvited to inspect. Mr.
j Good makes a specialty of repairing
i Crayons or Water Color-. Studio, at
J. J. William-'.
;H7'5-tf.
T" fust Received, a new stock
of rftorm Serge, in black, bh:e and
cream. Sea water will not injure or
fade these good.
Koax UlXX.
M. W. McChfsnt.y's Sons,
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Co.
3410-tf.
American Enameled Hut-
tou-llole Buttons for
I X L.
Sale at the
For Bargains in New and
Second hand Furniture; Lawn Mow
ers, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
etc., call at tho L X. L., corner of
Nuuatm and Kin streets.
fL3 If yon want to nell out
your Fuknituhi: in its entirety, call
at the I. X. Li.
S3T" Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
lee IJoxes, Sloven, Hauling Lamj-s,
Hugs, Hureaus, Cliillbniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Haby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whatuots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. X. L., corner of
Xuuauu and King streets.
WStf The Musical Library ol tho
late G. I,, liabcock is now on salo at
the Golpkx Rule Bazaar.
3264-1 tf
CsST The Bon Ton Dressmak
ing Parlors are nov at corner of
Fort and Beretaula 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 as well and
with tho same stylo an can bo ob
tained in San Francisco. 3267
Prompt returns made on
Goods sold ou commission at the
I. X. 1 4.
Real Estate for Sale.
7 VALUA IHAj VIEGES
of improved Property, locat
ed in diuerent parts of tho
the city of Honolulu; all bar
gains. Apply for fall parti
culars to
Li RUCK Si A. J. CALTWUIGHT.
J!l:if
For Lea or Sale.
KKblDENCJS ON JU.NALILO
.sirtfi, at present occupi d by E.
V. I loMsworth, containing douhle
parlors, 4 bedrooms. drea3in.'an
bath room?, dirdnp: room, pantry ana
kitchen. Urouiuls aOOsWi feet, -eI! laid
cut ; servants' roem", .stable and chicken
bouse In rear of ma::i t-uiklint;.
II. I. iJLLIL.
2S22-11 with Theo. H. Daviea & Co.
For Sale for Want of Use.
.STEAM LAUNCH IN MK8T
l. c'a?s onler, well-known as having
b-.'en used by Ur. (i. Tro isseau as Port
Phys?o'.an. Tliy everal Pilots, an lCus
tou:s OilV' ii e can 'ivo information about
the boat; spr-ytl seeu ktiotfi. ffcveral
other Boats. Spars, Sail?, etc., etc. The
Boats cau bo een at Mr.i. Heist's boat
lionse, next to tho Marine Kail way. For
price1?, etc. apply fo
DK. i. TKOUSSEAU,
From i) to 11 a.m. or? to S p. m .
3473-1 m
.Lost.
OS l A GOLD HUNliNti CASK
iJ Watch, TilVany mak.r ; case engrav
ed with initials ' C. H. H." Finder will
be saitab'v rewarded by returning
Watch to ' MK. HUGH GUNN,
At Kgan k Gann's
Wanted.
K) IlKNT OK LL'ASE, A
neat Cottaze oi not ls than four
rooms within the boundaries of
Ijvretania, Punchbowl and Fort .Streets.
Kent must ha moderate. Address 'J.
J.," Ibis oruce, stating rent. 3439-tf
ISTotice.
VTOTICEI.S HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Lee Let i? hereby authorize 1 to act
lor me in all flatters relating to my
business in Honolulu, during my absence
from t!io i-Iand of Oahu .
3b-0-l v YUEN CHONG.
Wanted.
Choice CaiTier Birds.
A FLOCK OF SIXTEEN
homing I'iireons for sale. Six of
them are imported birds, the
balance were bred lvre. Inquire at
GAZETTE OFFICE.
346S-6t 149-l-2t
i
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THE EIITK
Ice Urea m Parlors
Aim u.-il ku..o ijr tbfir excel
lent pia'it of
I.ino Ico Cream,
Caken, CikUok, l'ios,
F.iaey I'litriom,
Ioa CJroam SJotln, bherbt,
Hot Coffts. Tea and Chocolate, Etc.
Ti. -iu.it attr.u tiie collie tion of
I .-i land OurioH!
X ATI VF FANS h Pi-cialty.
(URT&C0.I
jv Hotel Htreet.
For Sale.
A
1 llo irc and Lot on Liiih.i Stn-ct.
2 Lot on Kuikini Street, between
Ntuiinu Avenue and l.ililia Street.
3 House and Lot on th; l'lilanirt
Koad.
1 House aud Lot on Kmma Street.
2 Houfe and I-ot on Liliha Street.
X5"For further particulate, apply to
.1. M. MONSAKKAT,
Carl Wright's Block, Merchant Street.
3429-tf
iii . h. o it: IE ,
jorm:u or
Vims, spirits ami Heers
IIOT'ICI HTUKKT,
Between Fort and Nuuanu.
345 7-tf
SING WO & COMPANY,
No. iM ISTnuMim Btrot.
DKALKKS IN
DRY GOODS,
Ladies' and Gent's Fine Goods !
ALSO
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' DRESSES.
tfj&jW'c Bolicit your patronage.
Sin;
Wo Company
No. 43 Nuuanu Street.
3-M0-3.ii
Stamps.
VANTj;i) A FEW SHEETS 2c.
Vermillion and 12c. mauve Stamps;
plain or surcharged Provisional Govern
ment. I'leaso stato prico for each
variety; also W. t-tamped Envelopes.
Any Hawaiian Stamps, old and now
issues, both cancelled and unused bought
for cash. Write particulars aa lo prico
andimantity to A. HKOMADA,
222 Battery Street,
3151-tf San Francisco, Cal.
For Lease?.
..-tij'.a rntnuila ilifk Tolrllr5 ra.
' .i i... m.
nerve, recenuy occupieu njr ir.
Charlen Creixhton. The grounds are
spacious, and woll shaded with Ornamen
tal and Fruit Trees ; only a minute's walk
to Tramways. Tho Buildings will ho put
in thorough" repair to Buit the wishes of ft
good tenant. For further particulars,
apply to BRUCE CARTWIUGHT,
Trustee for Mrs. Mary S. Levey.
33oS-tf
Kemoval.
MRS. W. E. HER RICK HAVING
. moved from Fort Street to Young
Street, thrto doors above I'iikoi Street,
is ready to receive orders for Machine
Sewing, plain Dessmaking or Mending.
3-iKM'iit
Assignee's Notice.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
I. this daj been appointed Assignee of
the Bankrupt Estate of Frances M.
Nicoll of Honolulu, Oahu, by the Hon.
II . E. Cooper, Second Judge of the Cir
cuit Court, First Circuit, hereby gives
notice to all persons having claims
ai-ainst the said Bankrupt Eetate to
present their claims within six months
or they will be forever barred, and all
persons owing Faid Ffetate, are hereby
repiested to make immediate payment
to Henry Davis, Honolulu, ofTico of
Henri' Davi.s A Co., Assignee.
HKNUY DAVIS,
Assignee, B. K. F. M. Nicoll.
Honolulu, September 11, lW-i.
3 182-1 w
A NEWLY FINISHED
Cottage, furnished or unfurnished
at Palama, near King Street and
close to the tramcars. Apply to
C. F. PETERSON,
Over Bishop si Co.'s Bank.
3441-tf
4 at. r,
IS OtlCO tO Sllippei'S.
!
!
VNEYY tOKil Of SHIPPING
Keceipt will take effect October let.
This i.3 to tcive notice that on and
after October 1st, 1893, no goods will be
I received except ou the new form.
our
Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1S'.3. 3472-lm
For Sale.
1 SMALL NAPTHA LAUNCH. FOR
i particulars, enquire
J. B. CASTLE,
3461-lm Collector-General.
CENTRAL MARKET!
l-'irrd-clAs Market in every reMn t ; b
f idea carrying a fall line of Met,
ho make a 8jecitty ol
2trt;Ocl:iMt HaiiNiiuoM,
II.il ThHM.
1 r"Mt Cri J!m'I.
WESTBK00K U UAHKS,
J4J7-ln tf pKoruiktoH.
OO TO TH 10
KA(tLK IIOIJSK,
Nuuanu Avenue.
lU TO Till':
ARLINGTON HOTEL
Hotel Street.
- UATKH
Table Boaid per da .
Board atul Loduing 2 " "
Board and Lodging 12 r weV
S?SpeciHl monthly prict.
T. E. KROUSE, Pkoikiiou.
CASTLK & COOKK
IIJh'K. AND KIltK
1NSUHAN0E-
AGENTS
AGENTS FOR
NEW ENGLAND MDTDAL
Life Insurance Co.
OF BOSTON,
-A.llianeo As.surnnco
COMPANY Of LONDON,
Etna Fire Insurance. Co.
OK IIlUTKOUl).
MRS. K. TUKNKK
Has removed her
IMMiSSMAKINtJ ROOMS
To Hotel st, Opp. tho T. M. C. A. Hll
Where nho is prepan d totlo Dressmaking
in all the latest htyles. Tho new method
of form-fitting employe l (tho niethol
now used by all tho leading ilrepnmakem
in San Francisco) .
5P"A11 work neatly and promptly
finished. Prices as reasonable as any in
the city. 3234-tf
CHARLES B. C00PEK, M. D ,
I'hysjifian and Sui'rt.'ou
Ofkicu: 31 Alakea Street.
Omen Horns: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to i
r. m., 7 lo S p. m; Sunday 9:30 to 10:30
A. M.
TKLEriioxKH : Mutual 421, Bell Jl(.
ItKStnEKCK: No. 10 Union Street, Mutual
Telephone 4'.H), Honolulu, H. 1.
3350-tf
Many People
Think they'rw gut
ting a reliable Safe, because it has a linn
appearance, correct hhape, anil is upja
rently flro j)rocf.
The dlflen-nce in cost of material in a
first-class Safe is one of tho diflerenceH
between tho best and one not bo good.
Nothing, but tho truth is tlio best
policy forus; nothing, hut a Hali.'sHakk
is the best policy for you.
It's a luxury for a bunim-sH man to
possess a Hai.ih. A businefcs inwi
wants something besides looks back tf
tho veneering.
All Safe work in tho buildings of the
World's Fair was put in by our Com
pany. Does this not epcak volumes ?
T. V. HOI3KON,
AGENT
HERR1NG-IIALL-MARYIN COMPANY
CHIB. BRSWKh & CO.'B
Boston Line of Packets.
IMPORT KltS WILL I'l.KAKK
tke Tiotirp Hint the tins
SHIP HELEN BREWER
N p. well, Alantfr,
Will positively sail on OCTOBER 15th
For fnrthfr pM;ct.P.ii .ipply p.
o. b:;v a i:o.
For Kent.
A DESIRABLE DWELLING
with commodious Grounds;
Shrubbery, etc., on Kinau Street
next to corner of Pensacola; one block
from Tramcars. E. P. HENDRY.
3377-tf Hawaiian Hardware Co
For Sale
4 T A BARGAIN, A COLUMBIA
1 V. Solid Tire Bicycle in good condition.
Address "C," this office.
344S-tf
Found.
i (iOLD PIN. OWNER MAY
1. have aamo by leaving proper des
cription at this office and in event of
proof of property : and paying for this
advertisement. 3143-tf
Notice.
'IM1E UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
JL cei lilies that owin to the pressure in
other branches of business, have this day
entrusted the entire management, of
liquor trade to Mr. S. Kimuraof this city,
who has full power of attorney to act for
me in the same trade. K. OGURA.
Honolulu, Auzuet 15, 1893. 34Jl-3m
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