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VOL. VIII. NO. UfiO. HONOLULU, H. IM FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 181)4. PRICE 5 CENTS.

TUB DAILY BULLETIN WH. G. IRWIN GO. Pacific Mail S.S. Co. FIRE, Canadian-Australia- n Steamship Line i&ht giUa iutin.

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Dallj Billttli PsbUsklig Co., I'..,

at tbb orriui

i86 ft 388 Ktrehaat St., Brasilia, B. I.

sUBBUKIPTlUN-B- ix Dollab 4 Yiuitoltverad In Honolulu l Kirrf flanraMiinth, In advance.

i'HB MM BOLLETIN

-I- B PUBLISHED -HJVHJR.Tr TUBSCcYY

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payable In advance.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING00

Wl MOTH TELEPHONESear v. o. box m.

fhb Daily Bduitii la prlntad and pub-lished by tha Dally Bulletin FubllthlugCompany, Limited, at 1U offloe, Mer-chant atreet, Honolulu. Hawaiian a.

Daniel Logan, editor, reiidea ouAlakaa atreet, Honolala, aforeaald.

Addraaa letUra for the par "EditorBdllitiv," and builneia letters " ManagerDally Bulletin Publlahlng Company."Using a peraonat addresa may caaae delayIn attention.

Buaineaw Card.

LIWUU 4k OOOXK,

tuimaraa abb Dbamb ta Loaiaaa askAtt kibd of Boildibu Matbbialb.

Kort Street, Honolulu.

8. HAOKFYUD 4k OO.,

MeneBAL OoaaiMio Atiaen

turner Kort and Queen Htmu, Houoluiu.

ho. a. KiTKirta.

uTi,iPiea aniltiiiut Hi'Ainu. ak.m

Mahiikotia, Kobala, Hawaii.

THOB. L1ND8AY.

MANirATI'IXU Jbwilbi 4IIK WtTI'M'XAKfA.

Kukul Jewell a aptlalty I'artinuiaiattention paid to all klndi of repair).

Campbell Block, Merchant Street.

HONOLULU 1BON WORKS.

riraAM Kkmimba Hun! Mibui H'iaea,IVMILBM IkON, Bbam, ad I. iad

Uaitikuk.

Maobliiry ol Kvery Decnption MAdv loOrder. Particular attention paid to dhlr'Blackamithlug. Job Work etenilatl iBbort Kotlre

K. A. JACOHSON.

Watohmakkh ami .Jkwki.ku

.to3 Fort btrwl, Houoluiu, H. 1.

P. O. Box 1. Mutual Tele. (iov

FRED. HARRISON,

Contractor and Builder.Ritlmatea given on all kinds of Brick,

Iron, Stone and vVoodeu liul dint;. Job-bing of ell kind Building Muterlai foraale. 310 ami 612 Klnit Htreut. ItuiWeiiceTelephone, Bell 227; 1. O. Box 11.

DR. C. W. MOORE,1400 Van Neaa Ave., B. F., Cat.

Uaaaat Aaartaiaata for Patleata.BLBUTBIOITT IB MXAVOCi niHBAAH.

ttf Dr. Moore offera Invalid all theooiuforu of home, with conatant and care-f- ul

treatment. Betera to H. H. Macfarlane.V0&-- U

& B. EIPLET I AITHDE BEHOLDS,

AROKITDOTa.OrriOB: New Bate Dvpoalt Building.

Fort atreet, Honolulu, H. I.

Plane, Bpeoiflcatlona and Superintendnee given for Every Description of Build

log. Old Bulldlnga anocaaafully Eeniod.elled and Bnlarged. Detlgn for InteriorDeonratlona. Mr or Menhtiilmi raw-ing, Tracing and Blue Printing. Drawingsfor Book or Nuwupaper llliutratlon.

METROPOLITAN MEAT CO.,

PIP kwg si yjflWholesale and Retail Bntcbers

AND -NAVY CONTRACTORS

O. J, Wallm, i i Manager.

(Limited)OKKKH FOK BALB -

FKK TILIZEKS4 lx. owm a ton

GeteD-mla- Btgb Grids Cam lauutte.

We ere also prepared to take orders foi call

Meantarw. M. Otilnnctt Oo M

faartllla'.wrej.

In.uriUg prouit Jell rat)

HOILED LUCOL!Thla la a anpenor Paint Oil, con

turning leu PlKIraent (ban Linked Oil, andgiving a 1lading brilliancy to colon. orUsed with drier It give a aplandld floor.tufeea

T.lme. CementKaFINlifUIOABM

flALMOh

ralrtwakCaulM CaaCeraaal Barf

ABAWIHa PA1BT 0O.'t

GotnpoDDds, Roofing 4 Papers,

iNtf'i riUlt StllO Pipe CourlBi

JarbeM' DUaoii, EubaI Evwr-laitt- H

Paiit

AepvctaJly dMlgnwl for Vacuum Pmin

Wm.G.IrwiDKo.ILIMITKDl

Wiu. i. Irwiu, Pretidentaud ManagerClaua Bnreckel.W. M. OIITard. Bacretary and TraaiorarTheo. O. Portf Auditor

Sia.r FactorsAND

CuirniHNton A.icHiit

4.,cn or vhb

Oceanic Steamship Company,

UK BAN FKANUIHOO. UAL.

VINO FAT CO.,

SdFurniture DealersHeir to Inform the public that ihev have

cloved the Branch M ru t .122 Nmianutreet, but tliev will mrfl thflrcm- -

toiner at their old viand onKing htrret, wimr uiey

carryllnr of

HKUKIMIU BRTB, OHAIKH,TAIimS, WAUDKOHKb.

STANDS, Klc, Ku-.- , Kto.

Panurare Btpalraa! and Oeaaral Jobklaiat RauoubU Bataa

VING PAT CO..King Htrwu

Hki.l Tel. 881. Mctoal Tkl. K07.

P. O. BOX 32L

EiOJM OLXTLTJ

'arriiigo MuiiufiU'ttiry128 & 130 FOKT STItKKT.

Carriage BuilderAND RKPAIRKR.

IN ALL ITSBlacksmithing BRANCHES.

Order from the other UlamU in

BallAlag, Trlaiaing, Painting, Etc, Etc.,

Promptly Attended to.

W. VV. WRIGHT, Prop.(Rnninor tn (1, Went.)

PACIFIC TRANSFER CO.,

87 King Street.

ratnaCut Rates in Baggage 1

lUggege Checked from HoUtln and KhmIdeuce direct to devtlimtlon.

Tnuikii delivered in all purU ol the cityor on hoard Hteamero lor

25 CENTS KACH.All other (relitlit In at'conlaucv.

lie buru uud rluu' up.

Bull 602

J. R. MILLS,IWUtlll Manager,

1) TUB- -

Occident!! and Oriental &.S. Co,

ft TOIOHAMA a HONMONtt.

Htaatnera ol tha above Oompanlee willat Honolulu on tbelr way to the abort

porta on or about the following dateaiBtmr "CHINA" November 13,1894Btmr "OOKANIO"...December 11, 1894Btmr "CHINA" January 21 18998tmr "OOKANIO"... February 19, WWBtmr "CHINA" Aprils. 189ft

fat SaNFlANCI8C0Steamers of the above Oonipanie will

call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong and Yokohama to the above port on

about the following daU, I

Btmr "CITY OF PUKING"October 11.18M

Btmr "OOKANIO".. November 19, 1894Btmr "OHINA" December 31 1894Btmr "QABLIO" February 16, 1896Btmr "PKKU" March 29 1895Btmr "GAELIC" April 98 IBM

IITI8 OP PISS1QI 111 IS FOLLOWS:

ro TOKO TO HOB.AMA KORO.

OaMb 1160 (17BHJ(!abln, round trip 4

month! SSOround trip IS

montha iitaKuropean Btearaga.. won 100 00

IV Pataengera paying full tare wtU beallowvd 10 percent off return fare If return-ing within lwilv mouth

btb-T- fot freight and Paaiage appty to

H. HACKFELD CO.,

'17 tf 4MtS.

Oceanic Steamship Go.

Australian Mail Servipt

Par laa FrajwtaM:

riir New and Fine Al Bteel rituitii"ALAMEDA"

Ol the Oceanic Bteaniihlp Ooinpau) willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney and A link,laud on or about

October 18th.Auu will leave for the above port withM alia and Paaaengera on or about that data.

For Syaaey aal Aaoklaa):rti. New and Fine Al Steel Hueniehii

"MONOWAI"Of the Oceanlo Btaiuihlp (!ompau) willbe due at Honolulu, from Han Pranriaro,mi or about

October 25th,And will nave prompt detpa uin withMalU and PanMingera for the abn've porta.

't'nr unJnrklRiied are now prepared to laeua

THiUUGH TICKETS TO ILL POINTS

lh THE UNITED STATES

For further narticulen rttfanlimtKrelicht or Paaage apply to

WH. Q. IRWIN CO., I44L,

i- -i QaaajraJ AgaBta.

Oceaaic Steamship Go.

rime TetkDiLOCAL UNE

S. S. AOSTtULUArrivn Honolulu lav Honolulu

from H. F for S. F.

Oct.0 Oct. 18

Nov. 3 Nov. 10

ln. I Dc.Den. 10 Jan 6J an. i Feb. '2

3 Mfch2JI li Zi March .10

Apil :il AlHilli7May IH Ma US

Juue 15 JinoxiJuly 1.1 Juiytt)Aug. IU Aug. W

S.t 7 Btpt 14Oui.5 Oot.12Nov. 2 No?. U

THROUGH UNE.From San Franciuro From Sydney for

for Sydney. Ban Franolaco.

Amv Honolulu Lan Honolulu.

MONOWAI, Oct. 'Al I ALAMEDA, 'c 18ALAMF.lA,Nnv 2.' I M AKU'lirtA., Nov.lQM KPOMA,I)e.i 2l MON'WAI, Drc 13MON'iWAI, Jan. 17 I AIiAMkDA. Jan 10ALAMEDA, Kb 14 MAItlPOHA Fb 7MAUll'tiHA Mar. II I MONOWAI, Mar 7MUNiiW.Yl.Anr I1IALAMKDA Apr. 4ALAMhDA Miy 0 MA ill PUMA May 2MtKII'OSA Juiit) U MH.NOWAI, M 11MONOWAI, Julv 4 ALAMKl).June27ALAMhDA, Auk t M A UH'OS A July 23.IIAKIl'UHA, AIU.-'- .I JUJMIiVAl, Allg it.MONOWAI, Hepi,"U ALAMM)A S-- pi 111

AI.AMr.DA, Oct 24 MAIlII'OdA Om. 17

Consolidated Soda Water Co,, L'd

rEB3PI,A.lSrr)K:Uer. Alias a red IU., luaslila.

UOLLISTMR Ar

105'tfJOMAgauU.

LJFE lMARINE

INSURANCE.

HarttuN Fire laaursuco Co.,UrWth, S7,10,82&.4B.

Lwaaiia a Uaoaaliira Fire laa. Co..ajautta. S4.317.0S2.

raaaim aart larMj Marine iaa. Co.,lllhiltd)

iateta, 16.124,057.

Nam Turk LUe laa. Co.,

Aaaeta, 1137,499.198.99.

G. 0. BERGBR,Qeaayti AMt far Hawaiiaa lalaaia. a.

HONOLULU.

414 ' BOTH TKLBI'HONKH 414

HUSTACE&CO.

COALan unda in any quautlty-ha- g truiii

to a ton

OH ARCO A laFrom on bag hi any uoatilli)

FIREWOODIn i-f-b length and bawed or Split

from a bag to any quantity! aUo

WHITE & BLACK SAND

NATIONAL

IRON WORKSQTJHHUN BTRHBT.

BatwMB ilakaa u Blcbaraa Stratta.

rpUB ONDKK8IONKD AKK PltK--pareil to make all kind of Iron,

Braaa, Bronte, Zinc, Tin and Lead Cant-Ing-e.

Also a Ouneral Kepalr Shot, forSteam Knglne. Klc Mill, Corn Mill,Water Wheel. Wind Mill, etc. Machinefor th Cleaning of tViltre, CaaUir Oil.Beam, Itamle, Blial, Pliiinipr Uavr anilother Flbrou Plant and PaiK-- r Stock.AIm Machine for Extracting Hlarnh fromthe M anion, Arrow Hoot, rlo

W All order promptly atum.ted ti

WHITE, RITMAN 4 CO.

HO? MING k C ).,MU HOTKL STKKKT,

- Wholesale In -Liqaors anil fails Clprs

AMD '

General Chinese MerchandiseHUI.'II All -

ut Oil, Hlce, MattiiiKChiller SIUh, Ti-- , Kto.

EBgliab asd American OroceriHa

By Kvery Coaat ii

MUTUAL TELEPHONE 147.

W. W. AHANA

Merchant Tailor,333 XTvtieui fitst.

KINK SUITINGS-I- B-

riiatllsa, ScoicH and AmenciD Goods.

Style aud Fit Guaranteed.

illtiiining k LlopuirinIoidiI Tele. 668. P. 0. Box Hi.

1012 iln

Rin Up Botii Telephones 122

rna

BaKage Express,4tint at HrHliitti-r- ' HliiMiiiK hlc.

vj in .t'Mit u.r foriJA.MKH POLLCK

I

DUhe and Olaniware WaulmltClock, Watnhe and Jewelry WniitedlOld Gold aud Silver Wanted!

aar Itihaai Prlca Pali I Jai114 Kin ft-- atreet, Corner of Alakoit.

uuitr of Ui abov Mne, running In connection with tti ,

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYRfitwMn VatiiNxiver. B. U., and Bydney, N. 8. W.. and railing at Vlptnrla. B. t

Honolulu and Suva (Fiji,

ARB DXJHJ A.T HONOLULUOn or abont the dalee below ttaUd, via. I

From Sydney rind Suva, for Victoriaand Vancouvnr. B O.t

Btmr"MIOWERV... .... NommberSBtuif'WAlUtl.MOO". Decembers

tlroaa" TtekiU Ua trota BeielilvrxiiaHr and rAmanoia Aoanrii

II. MrNICOLL, Montreal, Canada.KOUKKT KRKR. WlliulK. CanadaM M. 8TKHN. Han Franclaco, Cal.O. McL. BKOWN. Vanrouvrr. B. a

a.

OUTSHHSTEIS

XCu-tu-ei-l Teleplioxie 314.

Wilder's Steamship Go.

TIME TABLEw IX Wauaa, Pre. B. B. Hon. rUrt,

Urr. J. A. Kim,, Port Hurt

Stmr. KINAD.0LABKB, Ooauuidar.

Will leave Honolulu at 'it. a., touching atLahelua, ilaalaea Bay and Maken theameday; Mahukona, Kawalhae and Iau

the following day, arriving atllo at mldulglit.

LEAVES HONOLULU

Tuenday Oct. IBFrlduy OcLlitiTueMlay Nov. riFriday Nov. ltiTueMlay Nov. 'IIFriday Dec 7Tueiday v Deo. 18

lleturning leave Hllo, touchlug at Leu--Kawalhae a. a.; Ma

ukonalOA. a.; Makeua 4 r. a.j MaalaraBay ti r. m.; Uhatna ti r. m. the followingday; arriving at Honolulu a. a. Weilne-da- y

and Saturday.AKKIVKH AT HONOLULU.

Saturday Oct. 13Wi'duevday Oct. 21Batunlay Nov. H

Winlnuaday Nov. 14baliirday No?. 24Wcdiifwlay Dmo. 6Kntunluy lieu. 16Wtslnewlay l)c. 2o

AW Nu Freight will b nneive.! ftar12 noon on day of nalllug

Stmr. OLAUDINE,CAMERON, UoBUutnoar,

Will leave Houoluiu every Tliewlav m br. u umuhliij! Ht Kahulul Huelo, HanLAMiiii.n am, iviitaiuiiu.

Iteturniuu lll arrive t Honolulu evervHumlii)iiiornlim.

MT No Freight will b rwlvnd after4 r. a. on aay of tailing.

Coinugiiee muHt be at tlir landiug to '

receive their Freight, an we will not holdoumelve responnlble after aurb FreightIiah hmn landed

While the Couipauy will une due diligence in handling Live Stock, we declineloamume any reponRibllity in cava of thelo of name,

The Company will uot be reaponalble forMoney or Jewelry uulenn placed In the oarrof Punier.

"KA MA1LE."

Mrs. ltoardman hat removed Ihr bal-

ance of her Kl6ck from llolrl itrret In

her private ReUlenvt where the in-le-

chat nu it out ut private, tale. ItU arranyed and ready fur inspection,and an the intends to retire jirrmanent'ly from business the Uoodt will be sold

reiiardlest of Cost, Old palront arecordially invlh'd to pay her a visit.

HO YKN KKK & CO.,

41 Nmianu Street

Tiisnithi.Plwai.iig, Etc.

CKOUKL'UY and ULASUWAHK.

From Victoria and Vancouver, B O.,for Suva and Sydnoyt

8tmr"AnWA" Orloher24Btiiir"MIOVKKA" November'.!Btmr "WAKK1MOO" December'

to CtuU, Oiltal Stataa ail Europe.

For Frelaht and PastaM and illuetierai miormauon, appiy to

Theo. H. Davies & Co., L'd,AornUfor IK ltawntlnn 'prfi.

ly

SXJ3ST 9?

"ALL!"

IEGIR WOB I PACIFIC 018

Engines it Launches !

THE BEST IN THE MARKET.

Tlioy cannot bo aurpussotlfor motive power.

Car-SKN- D FOB CATALOGUE

JOS. TINKER,1033--tt Bole Agent, Nuuaun atreet

California Fruit Market,Corner King A Alakea Su

niruri'iiim1u

By Every Steamer from Ban Francluco with

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,Salmon, Poultry,

Kto. Etc.. Etc, Etc.1030-t- f

LESSONS IN

Drawing and Painting.

0. Howard HitchcockDrawing and Faulting taught by the lat-

ent Kuropean method. Clas.eii every Wo.1.ui'i-da- and Saturday forenoon from 8 a. m.to 12 noou.

Caa LeMin tor Private Pupil In pe-cl-

linn of work aImi given.

Tho Studio will he ooen to viiilUiraevery Friday afternoon.

City Carriage Co.,Comer King aud Bethel St.

- BOTH TELEPHONES 113 -Finn Carriages & Civil DrlvHrn

To be had at all hour

J. S. ANDRADK,1IM-I- f Managei

Cement Sidewalks &c Gra-nite Curbing Laid.Estimate "given on all kind ol

rtTONE.CONCUETE A PLABTKK WOBK

aja- - cohuhit a iriuiALTT tatJOHN F. BOWLER.

G. E. BOARDMAN,

Htll.H AIIKN'I FtlH

Tarawa CoalAtlas Assnrajice Go.

or LotrsoHatma, . . . aia.aaa.aao.

H. W. SCHMIDT & HONSAgent fur Hawaiian Idaiid.

Hedged to neither Sect nor .Marty,

But KitoblUhed for the Benefit of All.

FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1894.

XT HATKB HAWA1IANB.

From some inexplicablo motive theAdvertisor is raking up ancient bit-tor- y

to throw mud in tho face of thenative Hawaiian race. One of itslatest freaks in thin line is to dig outof a newspaper Clo of 1810 an ac-

count of the elocution of Kama-navv-a,

grandfather of Queen Liliuo-kaiau- i,

for tho murder of his di-

vorced wife. Upou the face of itthis is a shocking episode in com-

paratively recent Hawaiian history.Yet whon viewed in tho light of an-

cient Hawaiian superstitious univer-sally hold withiu tho memory of thegeneration then living, tho ghastlyhue of tho event becomes very groat- -

modified. Iu tho oldon times thehigh chiefs held the power of lifeand death over all their vassals andsubjects. Under tho surviving influ-

ence of this heathen superstitionKatuauawa, from authentie accounts,felt ho was within his rights in get-

ting away with his divorced wife, topermit him to marry a new wifewhich ho could not do, while thefirst oue lived, under the missionarylaws. Nolther tho aristocracy northe commonnlty of the Hawaliansregarded his crime with horror, audhis execution only made a sort of in-

teresting holiday for them. But ithardly lies with tho English race toupbraid the Hawaiian race withbloody crimes committed iu the in-

fancy of Hawaiian civilization.Wliou tho light of tho gospel of Calvary had boon shining on merryEugland for ages, it is not ancienthistory that records it, many a princeand princess, as well as other meuaud womon some more noble in na-

ture oven thau in name were foullydone to death to clear the way totho throne or make safe its tenurefor ambitious aspirants or rulingsovereigns with uneasy-restin- g

heads. Aud then whon the sameraco carried tho "lamp of life" acrossstormy seas to America, what a re-

cord of brutal and most barbarousmurder and torturings was made inthe name of tho same religion thatis claimed to have rogonorated Ha-wai- il

The burniug, and hanging,and drowuing of helpless old womenfor witchcraft in Massachusetts,anil, later, the infamous houndingto grave of Koger Williams, an apos-

tle of tho same Christianity, iullhode Island theso aro modernhistorical iucidenta that might asjuatly be flung in the faces of theprofessed white Christians in Honolulu to-da- as the crime of Kama-naw- a

and its expiation are in thefaces of nawaiians aud their royalfamily.

One of these journalistic scaven-

gers amidst the stale debris of thodead past has sueered at ivalakauaiu his youth as an uukeiupt loaferof the water front. The fact is thatiu 1813 tho family to which Kalo- -

katia belouged was regarded as theleadiug oue of tho kingdom. Usmembers were tho largest laud-owiior- s,

but Kalakaua'8 father likehimself being a spendthrift got ridof much of the property. To showthe Rtaudiug of Kalakaua's family,the following extracts are takenfrom n niisaiunary book Kev. Shel-

don Dibble's History of the Sand-

wich Inlands, published at Laliniua-luu- a

iu ISlIt. What appear iubrackets are uotos ou tho margiu ofthe copy boforo us at this writing:

The uutuber of the youuu; chiefsis 11, and, a tlioro is hope that theywill hereaftur bo persous of import-ance iu the nation it may not beamiss to give hore their uames, an-

cestry ami rauk.Moses Kekuaiwa, sou of Koku-atiao- a

and Kiunti. born July 'A), 182U,adopted by Kaikioewa, and uowprospective governor of Kauai.

Lot Kainohameha, brother ofMosus, born December 11, 1830,adopted by lloapili, ami prospectivegoxernorof Mnui. Died Dec. 11,1872.

Alexander Liholibo, brother ofMoi.es ami Lot, boru February 0,1831; adopted by the king, ami lieirapparent. Died Nov. 30, I8U3.J

Victoria Kainamnlu, sister ofMoses, Lot and Alexander, bornNovember 1, 1S3H; successor of hermother. Died

William Charlcn Lunalllo, son ofItekauliiohi and Kauaiua, boru Jan.31,1835. Died 1873.

lWiiioo I'auahi, daughtor of l'akiand Konia, boru Dec. IU, 1831;adopted by wtuau. I Died Out, IU,'188.J

Abigail Mahoha, daughter of Na-mll- e

ami Lililiaj adoptml by Kekau-ouoh- i,

boru July 10, 18!).'.I.nu I ..u.l. t..lf .1.1,.. l AI.I...Muuv.ui inn i.ivi ui nuiau,daughter of Kalauiulumoku aud LI

'

'wmsm

llha; adopted by Ahukat (Kauku-alii- );

born probablj in 1828.Elizabeth Kekaaniati, daughter

of Lnanui, born Sopt. 11, 1834.Emma Rooko, daughter of Fanny

Toung; adopted by P. C. B. ltonk,M. D. (English); born Jan. 2, 1836.Died July, 1885.)Peter Youug Kaoo, son of Kaeo

and Lahiiahi, adopted by JohnYoung; born March 4, 1830. Died.

James Kaleokalaui, sou of Kapnvkea and Keohokalolo, boru May 29,1833. Died

Dav'ui Kalitkaua, brother of James,boru Nov. 10, 183G; adopted by Kini-mak- a

and Haahuu (Ivaniu).Lydia Makaeha, sister of James

and David, boru September 2, 1838;adopted by I'akt and Konia.

Tuis latter scholar did not conwinto tin family uutjl Juuo, 1812Emma also did not commenro com-ing to school till Jauuary, 1812.

Livaiuiiuaauao, adopted by111. aud his Queen Ka

lama; born 1812, diod 18KLikelike, sister of Kalakaua, born

1851.William Pitt Loloiohoku, born

Jau., 1851.Uu the mother's side the great-graudfath- er

of Kalakaua aud sisters,was lust cousiu ol Kauiekauieha I.

What the Advertiser expects togain by its abusivo campaign againstthe native raco at this juncturo issomething "no follow cau under-stand." It appears all the worsofrom the fact that the person re-

sponsible for it all gained all thelittlo promiueuco ho over enjoyedfrom licking tho hands of Hawaiianroyalty. J udged by tho stylo of tholiteraturo ho fathers, too, ho wouldbenefit now by taking a few lickiugsfrom tho hands of an average nativeHawaiian schoolmaster.

The Mounted Police

Editor Bulletin:Tho lato outrageous conduct of

tho captain aud lieutenant of theabove corps has been so severelycommented upon, not only by thedeputy marshal but by all classes iuthe community, that it now becomes

serious question for tho Attorney-Gener- al

tl believe) to considerwhether or not it is worth while con-tinuing tho sorvicos (sic) of such adistinguished body of bravo?, a bodyiuimical to the people aud one neverspoken of but with jeers, derisionaud expressions of disgust. Thomouthly outlay for this quasi-politic-

club is about JjlHX), aud could bowelt directed into useful cbauuuls.

The public is full to tho throatwith the club's rapaciousuess iu itsown Interest aud its still hunt afterits owu sweut will, aud to a unit d

tho abolition of a mountedarmed police force as at present con-

stituted. It would be well it it bethought proper to disband that forcethat a sum of money be voted out oftho public luuds, or by private sub-scription, to deport those exiles tosome laud where their peculiar idio-syncrasies will be appreciated audiudemand. Wo are overstocked jutat present.

It is pretty certain that tho Mar-shal aud deputy Brown (to theireverlasting credit be it said) havo nouse either for tho Klemuiu gang orits superabundance of ''ghost btones."Tho public awaits the action of thoonly Smith, and at preneul desiresto bo informed it Klein iuo and Cordosaro still ou duty (uu appeal iu theircase still peudiug)T

Rei-culica-

A Oood Appetlto

Always accompanies good health,and an absence of appetite is au indication of bomethiug wrong. Theuniversal testimony given by thosewho havo mud Hood's Sarsaparilla,as to its merits iu restoring theappetite, aud as a purifier of thoblood, constitutes tho strongest

that can be urged forany medicine.

Hood's pills cure all liver ills,biliousness, jauudico, indigestion,sick headache. 25c.

Mygoods

shelving is not down but myare. Buy now.

M. S. Lew.

COBPOBAT10N NO rICE.

THK EST AT B OK 8. Q. W1I.DEII,liit!t been urKUiiizml fur tliu .n i --

Vutaot cwHollclitlUK una coutl'iul' g iIimvarloui brandies itl l).blnvs of tlm luiet. U. W'lUtr anil rotuo Inu oilier biiaiiietkami lua upturned ull tlio (.rojimy amiriK"t( i be reriduury legsuvs unaeril.c

lllo(H. 0. Wilder.Tho loltmvliiK Dicers have been elected

for the euauiug year!C. L. Wight PresidentU. T. WI.iJ.--r Vio.l'ieldeUtb. U. Wilder. Secretary aud r

i'. W. iluefuriuiiu Audiiur

The Hoard of Directors comprises theoulurj and Cliurlca L. Cutter.

ti. U. W1LDUK,

Honolntu, Oct. 1. 1831. ilij-- Jl

COBPOBATION NOTICE.

TTITlLDnil it CO.,VV been orgauitul

LIMITED, HASmil

t r the jiiirp"ho uf currying uu tuo buoliiiiuof VN tlder iV Co ui Honolulu.

'J lie iuiIowuik olllcers liuvo been electedfor ibe ensuing years

W. 0. WIMcr..J,ieIdent and Manager8.0. WilderU. L. Wlynt 'Iru Biir-- rB. u, Winer htereturyC.J. Falk AuditorThe Hoard of

Premdein audDirectors comprhes tlio

O. V. Wll.ler, B. O. Wilder,C.I. Wljjhi, U.J. Fulls,r, W. ilclurlano and Clius. L. Uuiter,

8. 0, WtLDKIt,beut-tary- .

Honolulii, Oct. 1, IH'M. U Jt-'-

COBPOBATION NOTICE.

SO WII.DKK CO, LIMITED, HAHbeen or, uiiIicmI and incori'iiuted fur

tliu iKirjjo.e ol uurryluu on tliu imttiu-i- olB. O Wilder Si Co. lit Muliukinm, Hawaii.

The folluwinK olllueru have lieou electedfor tliu eusuluu yturi

B. 0. Wilder PreildontO, I'. Wilder Yito-heinle-

C. J. KuU Keurelury und'lrraviirerU. 1.. WlKbt AuditorThe lizard of DlrevUirs omprliini tlio

olllurn, 1', W. Muufarluus slid Clntrli-- s L.Carter,

0. J. KALK, Kecretary.Uouvlulu, Qot. 1, 1W1. iw-- n

MORE ABOUT THE FIELD DAY.

Good Contests Assured CollegeColors Will Flutter.

Tho second field mooting of thoHonolulu Amateur Athletic club willtake place, afternoon onthe Lenpuo Biseball grounds, rain orshine. The prediction, however, isthat the weather will bo salubrious,aud an agreeable outing will bo enjoyed by lovers of outdoor sportTho boys havo gone in for the eventheart aud soul, and tho result will besome of tho finest performances overscon on a local track. Tho track isa fast one. As witnessed on thegrounds the boys aro evenly match-ed, especially so in tho runningevents. There is a perceptible-- im-provement in the sprinting of someof the lesser lights, while thoo iuthe foremost ranks are awav ahead.The ouo hundred and two hundredand twonty yards races will bo hotlycontested, aud it is tho opinion ofthe knowing ones that tho races liebetween Tom Pryce and Cupid. Butthe Punahnu and St. Louis CoUegoathletes must not be lost sight of.They havo entered and they intendto stay with tho club competitors.The members of tho club will leavetho Y. M. C. A. hall at 2 o'clock in a'bu, carrying with them tho clubcolors, crimson and white, and willmeet tho I'unaliou's buff and blue onthe grounds. Tho snorts will beginat 2:30 o'clock, aud the Governmentbaud will bo in attendance. The ad-uiii-

is only tweuty-fiv- o cents.The following firms havo put up

prizes for tho Obstacle race: T. G.Thrum's Bookntore, J. M. Tracy,Elite lco Cream Parlors, II. V.

Schmidt fi Suns, M. Mclnerny, B.P. Eblers & Co. and J. J. Egan.

It is gratifying to learn thatBrother Louis of St. Louis Collegointends to instill into tho boys at- -tending that school tho nocessoutdoor sports and healthy exorcise.Athletics will bo a part of the studiesof tho college hereafter.

Tho S. S. City of I'eking from thoOrient was telephoned off Waiauaeat 2:20 o'clock this afternoon.

TiCV

LAUU

iltyo

Do you really mean it? Isit a fact that you nro going togive a ticket to the volcano?Doesn't it make any differ-ence how much I purchuhu?These are undoubtedly theleuding que-turn- s of the day.You would think so if youknew how many times wehave annwfivd them in thelast week but wn never tireof answering any and allquestions, our only regret isthat we arc tumble to give onegrand excursion and take allour customers to the Volcano ;there is a way through that,everyone can get therethrough their dealings withus. Quick Sales and SmallProfits mean himply this.Economy to you aud if youwill save the difference be-

tween our prices and fancyprices it won't bo long beforeyou will reuli.e that judicioustin) ing will pay lor pleasuretiips. Keep Evkiiy Puit-ciia- se

Check you pet be-

tween now and Christmas,and if you want to you cangive thfin to some worthyIticnd

It looks as though the rjinyseason has set in aud we aregoing to make a run on rainyweather goods.

Umiiukllas & Parasols,COMOJtTEKS AND liLAXKETS,from L up.

Flannels & Flannel-ettes, Shawls & "WoolenGooim. 'J he goods are allnew and just what you need.

135" Do you want to goto the Volcano? If you do,you hnvo just as good achance as any one else.

B. P. EIILKKS & CO.

L J. LKVEY.W. H. DAI Muuager.

DAlLEi'S STOCK COMPANY.

Saturday Afternoon, Oct

'A Corner Grocery'Saturday, Oct. 13th:

'CHARLEY'S AONT'

Lessee,

13th:

Iloz Plan open nt the olllce of L. J.

XAXEUAKEHA OIBLS' SCHOOL.

FIIIST TKItM OK KAMKIIA- -T

LEV,

UNim

MKIIA I I1II.M SlIlMOL Mll MINDAY. LV. l'J li. AiniiiiKlinln lor minitun in -- y b ddien tu Mim J'ni't. lni-- r

at ICinliiiilm Mi'imhI, u mi lie llawnnmi KnnlirKr',ii H'huii, (i'li-e-n K'iiii 11

Hall, H4'.nrditv nioriiinK I " " "k e will 11 nd tu m-- l

aiiitu t'li ill t'nn U Tilly 1JW1 lid air aer. Noaiii)ilcautrlrU unUtrtw-lv- u

)Ut Of int. IUH lot

rfimw'T?' 'Wf n&ggBt

Hawaiian Hardware Co., L'O

Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1894.

The attention of the road

department has been called,

one way or another, to the"leaning tree of Waikiki."To persons who ride or driveto the beach once or twice a

day this leaning tree is a constant menace and it occurs to"old subscriber" as though thetime has arrived when some-

thing should be done beforethe tree falls into the road anddoes some damage. It is hardlyof sufficient value for the ownerto make any objections to itsremoval particularly as it canbe done at little or no expense.The tree may hang in its pre-

sent position for a long whileand not do any damage but ifit should fall when horses werein the neighborhood it is quiteprobable there would be a run-

away.

We've had another invoiceof PORCELAIN-LINE- D BATH

Tubs suitable for persons whodo not wish expensive articles.Our stock is now complete inthis line and we can fill ordersfor plain or ornamental tubs in

all sizes. We have also a com-

plete assortment of Wash-stand- s,

either enamel or Ita-

lian imrbl; tops.

It is rather amusing, the in-

quiries that are made here re-

garding the Steel Aermotor.Some people imagine that, likeother windmills, wind is re-

quired to run them. This is amistake. All you have to dois to set the mill going andthe law of gravitation or goodcommon sense on the part ofthe wheel sets it in motion andkeeps it going. We have neverheard of a wheel that will turnas easy or that will develop thepower shown in an Aerm-otor. This fact makes thegeared mill doubly valuable tothe plantation man, becausebesides pumping water it willsaw wood, run a grindstoneand a half dozen other articles,with one attachment now be-

ing evolved in the brain of aninventor it will be able to runa newspaper or a government.There are other windmills man-

ufactured, but they are notgeared mills and consequentlywill not do half the work ofan Aermotor. We have allsizes of wheels and pumps in

stock and can give you waterquicker than you can say JackRobinson.

The Pansy Stove has givenbetter satisfaction than anyiron stove ever introduced in

this country. Our sales inthem have increased largely in

the past six months and indi-

cations point to a still greaterdemand for what the peoplerecognize as the best stove onthe market.

The rain is causing mud;mud is next to dirt, cleanlinessis next to an Improved StoneFilter, and we sell the Filters.In our business oflke is a filterexactly like the kind we sellexcept that it is made of glassso that the entire operation offiltering is open to the gaze ofthe public. The water as itcomes from the tap is of sealbrown color and contains moreliver fluke to the cubic inchthan you can imagine. Whenit passes through the filteringstone it is as clear as crystal andentirely free from impurities.The cost of one of these filtersis slight compared with thebenefits derived. If you haveany regard for your family getan Improved Stone Filter.

lawiiiu Variwira Co., L'd0ipoIU BpMckeU' Mock.

307 FORT STREET.

NapaSoda

"1h King ol Ilmnl W.ten."

Always Pure,

Bright and

Sparkling.Km

atSSaMTWMa

Bottled with Special Care for thi" mtrket, and

Every Bottle Warranted

w .

TH-X- J

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,(LIMITED)

Agents for tlie Islsixicis.

Look ff Look

Out EgOut

FOE, WH-A.- T ?For New Stock of Furniture

IUIIy expected on the "Wilder" and the "Andrew Wrich"

Kg Then Yon See With Yonr Own Eyes i&

Ho;p;p 8o Co.,No, 74 XClxig Street.

Grocery, GrainA.Tli

FKKL) DEPAKTMKNT!

From a tnrgi and varied stock tho undcraiguud would 1rnwparticular attention to tho following :

FEED STUFFS!Comprininsf California Hay, Barley, Rolled Barley, Bran,

Middling??, Oats, Corn.

Kjf In addition to our usual stock of these we are nowcarrying Washington Bran, Oats and Rolled Barley.These are each poesensod of strong feeding properties andare well worth a trial by ull interested in stock.--B I O XJ R.

u " I

RICE:

No. 1. Alwtyg In cock at lown.t mar-ket fljrurea.

SALT:

Si, Si, lot per ble.Liverpool Com rue, lltlli. tir.iiKiisu uiurr, until, uulI.lund.

ROOK SALT:

SOAPS:

California Lmundry.

HAM,

BY

.Jars

LARD:

CtlltonluaMVaifclBftM

Royal and Cleveland Baking Powders

BACON, CHEESE.

rtlrbaak.

TEAS:

T. Morton's English groceries.Crosse & Blaokwell's English

lobby, McNeil to Libby's canned Meats,RICHARDSON BOBBIN'S CANNED

FRUITS:Fie, Table and Drlna

MACOARONI:

Hi and 1Mb. dozm.

BROOMS:A large variety

w

Tlffi I

.

SALMON:

COFFEE:

TOBACCOS:

CIGARS:

Groceries,

PAPER:

Wrappiu.

TWINES:

Wrapping.

Kerosene "Aloha" "Star" Kerosene8T00KB OF

Mate.

Berreli and Ball BarraU.Tluned.

Green Kona.'J'loneer."

Volxor'a In tiui and paper

A clioloo variety of leading brand.

fe MSATB

Brown

Etc, Etc., Eta., Etc.

&

LAUQK

Plantmino Wvk Hardware, Dry Go,Crockery, hmm, eh.

al.WAYB ON HAND AT MODKUATK PlllOEB.

lit.,

Theo. H. Davies fc Co., L'd.

A Pack MuleWith a sore back and a load ofstoves is not a bit more miserablethan some Honolulu horse thathas to draw a heavily loadedwagon with bent Axles. We setAxles at San Francisco Pr ces.

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE M'F'G CO.,

100. 70 Queen Street.

Benson, Smith & Co.,Oorner Wort A Hotel BtsProm Recent Direct Imiirtatlfii

MAWS' TOOTHBRUSHES !

The Only Perfeot Toothbrush.

LTIBIU'SPerfumes & Soaps !

A. LAROI A88ORTMINT.

O FB UD RW NA IY T

UA R1-

- Hotoil Telrpbone j)

645D

DP EO AR LT EE RR S

ARE THB

Bell Telephone

Mexican Cigars

HAWAIIAN

FINEST IN" FI1jA.VOROf any imported. Just received by

I SIOXjLISTEIR, Ac OO.

7

ISL (ANDS

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Ji gaily Uleiin.

FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1894

Arrivals.Fhidat, Pet. 12.

8 8 City of Poking from Yokohama nmlHongkong

Dnparturea

FwtMY, Oct. 12.

8tmr W Q Halt for Maul ami Hawaii ut 10a m

Vessels LavtBt8 8 Australia, Houdlette, fur San Fran-

cisco at 12 noun

PMMtiitiiri

PRPARTl'KtP.For Maul ami Hawaii, per Mtnr W O

Hall, Oct t- -H Woilprs, Mrs H Wlluii.Helen Ihlhl, Tlini Clark, l)r Schneider, M

lima ami 40 dock.

Shipping Notes.

Th 8. 8. Australia lmi been taking inboxes of batiniiai all day.

The sc'iooncr Alalia will probably harefor Han Frnnclrco on Tuesday next.

The schooner O. M. KflloRi lias finisheddlecbari(liii( lumber ami will likely proceedto the Bound In ballast.

The men of H. it. M. 8. Hyncln'h wereengaged thl afternoon In pistol ptact.eeon the Qiiniantlne IhiiiIIiu.

The barks Ou.iaru and Oakland, tliobarkentlne W. H. IMniotnl and thoschooners Aloha, Hntcrt Mers nnd 0. M.KellogK arfl tho only foreign imrchantmuuIn irt at present.

Married.K.VUHAN'B- - MAUT1N' - In Wnlolilntt,

Kan Hawaii, October I), lrt.ll, by JmUoJ. H. Walptillnnl. Satnutd Kitulmui-- ,

M rt on of Ituv. J. Kauhniie, to Miarah H. Mirtlti, lotuof Knit Hiiwnll

Born.CAMl'llKI.I.-- In Honolulu. October 12,

ItRM, to the wife of James Campbell, uda u liter

JUJJUHAKy JOTTINUS

Will of 8. N. nastlo $10,000 Dam-ages Claimed of th Oovorumuiit.

Wm. I. Caulk not it Ions for pro-bate of the Inst will Atitl to.tntimtitof 8. N. Castle, his Into father. Thoreal property in valued at $15000aud the personally at $150,000. Thewill reads as follows:

"Iu the name of Ood, Atnonl I,Samuel N. Castlo of Honolulu. Hawallan Islnti'is, IrIdk of nouuii anddisposltii? miud aud uimuory, butcousclous of tho uncertainty of life,do hereby make, publish and declarethis to bo my lanl will and testa-ment, revoking all former wills brme at any time made or published.

"After payment of my Just debtsand funeral oxpeusos, 1 kivo aud be--

to each of my surviving vhil-re- n

one hundred dollars, and onohundred dollars to the two childrenof my docoased sou, Charles AlfredCastle.

"All of the rsf, residue and re-mainder of my property, both realand personal, I pivo, devise and bequest n to my beloveu wile, AlaryCastle, for her sole aud separate useand bohoof, and of her heirs aud as-signs forever.

"I hereby nominate and appointmy said wife as solo executrix of thiswill, to act without bunds.

"la witness whoroof I, Samuel N.Castle, have horeuuto set my handthis 13th day of Juno, 1803. at thesamo time declaring it my last willand testameut."

The witnesses are J. D. Athorton,Goo. P. Andrews and Sarah D. An-drews. Decedent was 85 years ofage wheu he mado his will. He left,besides a widow, four sous, fourdaughters aud two grand-daughte-

' as heirs at law aud next of kiu.Charles Scharf ha complained to

tho Circuit Court, claiming $10,000daiuagos of the Uawaiiau Govern-ment, for injuries received by him infalling through a grating left uponin the sidewalk on King street,whereby he was laid up iu theQueeu's Hospital for fivo weeks, nnd,as his doctor tells him, received in-

curable injury to his body andnervous system, and, as a furtherconsequence, his nervous systemwas so severely shocked as to tem-porarily destroy, and permanentlyImpair, to tho extent of almost totalblindness, the eyesight of tho plain-tiff.

Judge Whiting has appointed J. I.Dowsott as guardian of Annie T. K.Parker, his granddaughter, under$5000 bonds, contrary to the objec-tion of S. Parker previously re-

ported.The samo Judtro has appointed

Makalei administratrix of the estateof Kahele under $150 bond.

Judge Whiting has confirmed thesale of real estate of the late AntonioMonteiro, intestate, by Henry Smith,commissioner. Geo. It. Grau wasthe purchaser at $150. (lie laud beingon the corner of lluckwith and --Motcalf streets.

The same Judge has confirmedthe accounts of Hanakaulaui Holt,guardian of the Holt minors.

LITTLE OIBL'S EBOAPE.

Chas. Oreighton in Trying to Hakea Rescue Burta Himself.

Little Rachel, daughtor of Fred.H. Haysolden. Lsuai, had a narrowescape a few days ago. Ilepairn werebeing made ou tho kitchen cistern,when the box fell in with all thetimbers, precipitating the childlong with a uative workman intoeven feet of water. Mr. Uayselden

sprang into the cistern withoutwaiting to divest himself of his outerclothes or oven his watch, and extri-cated bis daughter unhurt. Haehelwas still holdiug ou to a comb, that

he had iu her hand whuu she fellin. Chas. Greiuhton, who was rusti-catiu- g

at Mr. Haysoldou's, cprnincdbis knee wheu running fur a ladder.

A Correction.

Mr. Goo Kim, tho ChiiieHu Com-mercial Agent, tnyrt that he did notnotify the police of tho death of aChinaman on Nuiinuti Htreet, butthat the police notified him and re-

quested that ho should call amiutakoau investigation, Ho did thisand friends of tho dead man cameforward aud gave hlui deuwut burial,

LOCAL AHD GrXlTEBAX. HBWB.

There will bo a regimental drill onPalaco Square this evening.

No time like tho present if youwant dry goods. Cheap for cash.

Al. o. LiEvr.

There is tn be a barge party in theharbor t, followed by a hopat the Myrtle Boat Club.

Campbell, Marshall & Co. areshipping bananas to Portland, Oro-go- u,

by the S. S. Australia.

The case against Cnpt.of tho bark Oakland for landing astowaway has been nol. pros'd.

Six pistol shots were heard in thovicinity of the powder magazine onthe Punchbowl slopes last night.

No ticket for the Volcano will begiven, consequently I ran soil goodsa few cents a yard cheaper than mycompetitors. M. S. Levy.

ThreoCliinamen were found ouillyin the District Court thin morningand sentenced to pay a fino of $3each. They wero arrested last night.

Mechanics' Home, cornor Hoteland Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,week or mont h. Terms: 25 and 50cents per night; $1 aud $125 perweek.

A social and danco will be givonat Independence Park this evening,ns a farewell to Dr. It. I. Moore, wholives by the S. S. Australia for thoCoast.

A family matineo will bo given bythe Dailey Stock Company

afternoon, when the Irishcomedy, "The Corner Grocery," willbe played.

Owing to tho accidental my store(Temple of Fashion) I will begin aClearance Sale next Saturday, (M.13. to last one week. Evorvthiuif willbe sold at a snooping reduction andno favors shown. M. G. Silva.

(J. It. Harrison, practical pianomd organ maker ami tuner, can fur-tiis- h

tKJAt, factory references. Orderleft at Hawaiian News Co. will re-ceive prompt attention. All worksiinmuteed to be the same doniu faetnry.

Editor MilNnps, who came withthe party of Salvationists to tboislands, will give his farewell addressat tho Snlvation Army Harracks thisitrnuinc. The editor leaves to-mo- r

row fur San Francisco to resumo hiswork as editor of the War Cry.

October's issue of the Paradise oftho Pacific contains several well-execute- d

views tnk'M) iu Uilo. Italso has a picture of Lunalilo Homowith a portrait of King Lunalilo itsfounder, illustrating an article byJan. W. Girviu of the Foreign OiDce.

Dailey's Stock Company gavo"Jim tho Penman" to a middlinghouso last night. Tho stage settingaud tho ladies dresses wero superb.A smooth rendition of tho sensa-tional society drama was given, ap-

plause being frequent and rising toan ovatiou over the closing scenes.

C. A. Fogarty, tho hop beer man,was ou trial iu the District Courtthis morning, for forgery of a bill ofsale. Tho charge was preferredairninst Fogarty by bis partner inthe hop boer business. Part of thoevidence for tho prosecution wastaken and further hearing was con-

tinued until tho 17th inst.Snndford Fleming, C. M. G., of

f'aundn, visited the Foreign OillcoWednesday iu company with Mr.Mercer, who is here iu tho iutorestof the Canadian Pacific cable. Head-ers of tho Bulletin will rememberan interesting interview on cablematters with Mr. Fleming wheuouhis way to Australia last year.

Some remarkable Japanese carv-ing is to be seen at Mr. Levey'tisalesroom. There are jars cutoutof solid ivory with engravings ofhuman figures aud filigree work al-

most as fine as lace. It is said thatono of these jars took four Shintopriests four years to carve. Severalother smaller pieces of carving iuivory are at the same place.

m 9mBE UED A KNIFE.

A Chinaman Tries to Knko MinceMoat of a Portuguese

A Chiuamau giving tho nnmo ofTai Lor gave himself up to the policeat 11 o'clock this forenoon, and moda boud at tho name time for his ap-

pearance In the District Court to-

morrow morning. Loy in tho manwho assaulted a fifteen-year-ol- d

Portuguese boy at Pauoa last night.The boy appeared at the PoliceStation last uight covered withblood. Throe, cuts about, two incheslong went found on the top of hishead aud oue over his forehead. Tholad stated that he bad been assault-ed with a kuife by a Chiuamau nearthe Pauoa road bridge. A warrantwos issued early this morning, audwhile the police ollicnr was scouringthe valley iu search of the Mongolianthe latter gave himself up to thopolice. He is charged with assaultwith a deadly weapon aud will ap-

pear for trial moruiug.The injuries are not cousidorodserious.

People's Baggage Expressvxrnx cam. ANY I'AltT OF TIIK

Citv for IHUHAUK. All Havkujcriuelruil liy uti I' bx liumllod with cariiml illitiMtiili. upiiii will he on theWhii f in meet "I I Kuri'lrfii uml Inlur-Inlan- d

Mnvlnit nml1'iiriiltii o a cii!ltlty. Oillre I'ldii-i- l

(!rrlii:u t'o Mini l.ivwy Kt ililui, ciiriixr if

K.liL'U il Kurt ftiromn next lu K O llniV Hon. lluili lelvpliiu ;'.

1110 :iin M. T. M.MIHH.VI.I.

M. T. DONNHIX,

l'ATr.STI.E AXI

OK

toi.r.Till!

JUNUfWUTlUlKII

Ntw Pdieiiied Poi Stoker

All 0 ili'M " Cumin itilo tltinnMllllrtMMl ID I! 1111 v b'll lH(wild liitvo tlivin mi ili") or to M. 'I,Uuiiiivll, will rrci'lvrf iirumj.1 atunllou.

TEHU WANDERS.

The Tahltlan Servant of the BritishCommissioner Lost and Found.

Tehu, the sixteen-yea- r old Tahi-- tian servant of British Commissioner

A. G. S. Hawes, left the house of hismaster on Monday morning, audforgot tn rottirn. Mr. Hawes feltuneasy about his servant, thinkingperhaps that Tehu had gone to theother islands. He reported the lossof his servant to the Deputy Mar-shal yesterday and Senior CaptainParker watched the W. G. Hall thismorning, to see whether Tehuwould be a passenger on her. Thesteamer sailed aud Tehu had notput in an appearance. Captain Par-ker heard that a number of youngboys wero having a good time in ahott'o on Emma street, near Bere-tani- a

street, aud he went there. Thecaptain entered tho house, a two-stor- y

building, and standing at thofoot of tho stairs called out. "Tehu I"No sooner had the name been utter-ed when tho answor came, "Yes,

. sirl" Tehu was located: he washaving a glorious time, playing the

I guitar and singiug. The prodigalwas returned to his master. Tehu,

j before being taken back, told Capt.i'arker that he was fond of wander-ing around; ho didn't caro aboutstaying at homo all tho timo.

Theatrical Notes.

"Jim tho Ponman" was producedlast evening at the Opera House audwas another gem in tho Dailey dia-dem. The piny is one of absorbinginterest and was rendered in a verycreditablo manner. The leadingroles were sustained ably by Mr.Snow and MissD.ilgMsh. Mr. Bel-mo- ur

and Miss Nannary also actedwith usual skill. Tho costumes ofthe ladies woro elegant aud beauti-ful. It is tho gouoral opinion thatMiss Nannary has a bright dramaticfuture Sho has uevor slighted asiuglo part she has had. Those whoremember her an trancesca iu"Galley Slave" would like before thoseason closes to seo her in a strongpart.

night "Charley's Aunt"will tompt the feline risibilities. Be-

tween ai-t- s Miss Nannary aud MissStockmeyer will execute a bautifulSpanish danco. Both are appreciat-ed as Torpsichoreaus autl a groattreat may be expected. "ComerGrocery" at tho matineoafternoon. tn

Sara K. Moe, an employee of theHolomua oflice, was placed underarrest this forenoon ou a warrant is-

sued by George Fredonborg. Moeis charged with burglary. He is al-

leged to have entered tbo house ofMr. Fredeuborg about 10 o'clockthis morning with tho intention ofcommitting a felouy. If tho alle- -

are proven in court it will goard with Moo.

A POINTER !

Tho rainy season is com-ing, und if you wunt to shi dwitter like u duck you mustbo provided with a ItiiiuCout. F have just receivedu new invoice of LaMies'English Mackintoshes infact, I hhall make a leaderof these goods tor tho nextfew weeks and utsuch pricesthat I expect to see everylady iu Honolulu properlyelnd for r.uny weather.

T7s7"la.it Siloeswill not be worn in muddyweather. The reason isapparent and doesn't needexplanation.

will probably take the placeof the white on s for thenext few months, aud tomatch these I have an ele-

gant lino of Tan Stockingin numerous shales.

Oh, ves, Trimmed ortrimmed? Uiitrimmcd !

right. Just pick outshano. Thev are all

Un- -Allthu

nuwand the very latest. Aftervu have selected ono thatsuits your peculiar style ofbeauty I will introduce youto our expert milliner, whowill help you eoKct thotrimming and I guaranteeto finihli you a hat that youwon't bo ashamed of.

--rLtioipsLtirLgr,always doing this and thistimo I think I have hit thonuil bv lavinc: iu a frcnhMipply of LudicH' andChildren's Uudervests fr un25c. up.

Corset Waists will makean acceptable it cream toyour wardrobe. AVo have'em.

sits.Nothing look so prettyaround a lady's wai-- t (ex-cept an arm) an one of ourHolts. I have both Silkand Leather with new de-Mg- us

of Buckles. If youdon't btOievo mo come andtry ono on (not tho armbut tho Holt).

As usual,J. ,J. KOAN,

GU Fort btroet.

'zttF zx'fpfr'1? "p"'",- , M

1

- --v i

Ur. aeorge W TuteyBenjamin, Missouri.

Good AdviceQuickly Followed

Cured of Rheumatism byHood's tarsaparilla.

"C. I. Ifood & Co., Lowell, Miun"I was taken down with rheumatism erer

year ago. I wm sick tor oter six months.Often I would have such pains that I couMhardly endure tlicm. A friend camo to me and

lvlct mo to try Hood's Barsaparllla. I tooklilm nt his word nml Rot n hotUe of It, and sincetuT taken eight bottles of It.

It Has Cured MeWhen ths doctors could do me no food what-ever. After beln;t benefited so much from thismedicine I r icrllie Hood's R.irnparlll as awonderful medicine. 1 alio ndvlw every onewho Is troubled with rheumatism not to be with- -

Hood's'Curesout Hood's fjampvllla. 1 nm n farmer, andtho medicine his riven me much eneriry andtrenpth to perform my work." Oeouub W.

Tulev, Benjamin, MUnoutl.

Hood's Pills nro hand made, and perfectIn proportion and aprearance. 88c a box.

Hobron Drug Co., L'd.,Hole Agents for the Keimhllc of Hawaii.

MINERAL WATER.

An lnvoico of theCelebrated "Shasta"Water just receiveddirect from the Springsin Shasta, California.

"Shasta" is thefinest mineral waterin the world. It isused in every leadinghotel and on all therailway dining cars inthe United States.

ShaBta"Queon of all

iotable wa

ters; blends perfectlywith liquor of allkinds, and is a naturalrelief all disor-

ders of the stomach,kidneys and liver.

For salegistsgenerally.

by

the

ft CO. LTD,

Sole Agents for

Lertnre will

3Ji iThe War

the

for

andall drug-tra- de

MACFARLANE

theHawaiian Islands.

Theosophical Lecture!he elven hy

Mm. M. M. THIitDd

On FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 12th,

At t It Theosophical Hall, comer ofNuiunu and JUiJiih blieeta, in

tue "Foster llo-k.- "

Door will oimti at 7 o'o'imjU. Lecture 10

comiiiHitro promptly at H o'clock All nrocordially Invited.

Subject of the lecture will be

"Tlie Hindoo BioleI1.VJ ut

. Gh 8ILVA

between China and Japanwill catiHc pri es for theirsilk f jbrierf to go higher ; nocount n can lijnit him wo.ncsi'k at the si mo nine. Theprice his alroady advancedand the papt rs state thatthe war i- - likely'obe "on"fur two or thn-- year. Itbehoove tlio cartful tuyorto purthise now Wo had

n immense stock of Japa-nese Goods ordered beforewir wms declared, coiikc-qucnt- iy

wo can continue tosell at the old price - as lona our present stock ho'dsout, and then the W .r willforce prices up. ur lastconsignment of SilkDress Goods, both figuredand plain; Mormng Uownsfor Ladies and Ct. nt-4- , MlkKimonos, Smoking Jacke-t-, Si k Pajama, Japaneseand China Ware, Screens,Lamp Shadi s, Lunch Bas-kets, etc., etc.

DAI NIPPON,Hotel St. (Arlhict-- llliH'k),

Mux. J 1', 1'. Cou At o, I'rupilctrcjx.

IS KECE$AltYIT that milk for babies, in-

valids or sick people shouldbo pure; it i just as impor-- ;taut to have the bent quality

. for well people. The Pur-- Iveyor of the Queen's Hospi-tal takes a portion of the daily

, supply and pliccs it on iceuntil it reaches a temperatureof GO and then tets it for

.adulteration. The Waialai:i Daiuy, of which Paul Isen- -borg is proprietor, suppliesthe milk to tho hospital, audMr. Eekardt pronounces itabsolutely pure. If you haveany fuspicion as to the pia- -'

lity you now use suppose youI try the Waialae milk for a

month and note the differ-ence. Mr. Kenberg makesno butter, consequently youget the milk on which creamwill rise in an hour or two.( )rders by telephone, either

: line, promptly filled.! Firewood froo from borerholes at lowest iice deliveredto any part of Honolulu.

MtTdODl-- T

Bpiscop.il Church Seivices!

ON' SUNDAY. OCTOIIKUMtli, regulnr inornliiK mil i'VunIiij;

tcrrices will Ihmii'iiI hv tho .McHi' iIIhI i.iI.cutial i liurrli of Honolulu. 111','. II V.l'l.UK, l'nlor, In thu hull, nt the corin'r ofKurt nml llolol nlri-c- ti iTliUtli, formerlyAnnexation Cliih lioomx).

A formal orKiinliiitlun of this Chiiri'hwill tnkn I'l.ico on Humliiy, ovnulT I.All UlirlMtmi" notnlllilittu! w'th tiny otherKvunp'llcnl cliinch are Invliuil to iiolt" Inthis oruanUat'un. lirVMiu

To All Lovers of fioi Bathiogl

ILANIWAIBATH HOUSE

wnj. ni KriT is

FIRST-CLAS-S STVLK- ii- r-

mr N II FfUl Acomnif dnlin firLtillm nurt tin uu.n. II.'1- - in

The Europtan Lunch RoomsCU0CK H1NO, I'roj.rlctor,

Hotel Btreut, nearly opK)'-lt- e Ilvtheltitrect,

First-Cla-- s Metis at MoJrra.e Pricts

At nil Hour, I'jit milage Holiitlted.lirj :im

OBITEKION SALOON.

IS I1KKMIY (HVKN THATall claims uKulimt thu 1'ritnrlnn Sa-

loon will ho hi't'ltd hy Mr Jhh. V. Mor-ua- n,

and nil oiitHtundlii): umiiinti iImo theCrll'-no- Stlunn and i tie Jobliinn limmn ofU H. Deo up to the utmve huih rn inyahleto Mr. 1.. H. I)r. All hllU nu-lh- si I,. II.lieu please prebont Inimtdlutely for nymen. I.. II. DKK

Honolulu, (ut. a, ih'ti ufi :im

rN AN' I) AFTKIlJ irnli. thu IUwmia.n

will kivu anresiiiuncuj.

TIIKO,II 57-- 2 w

Temple of Fashionesi JFort Street

NOTICE.

blOH

all

MON'DAY, OCT.1.I.ICTHI1 IIM

ni;h' turvlru for

!

13th.

at a.LOCAL COLUMN.

Hiiperlutundunt.

B

Clearance Sale for One Week

Beginning Saturday, October

Every tiling SaorifioeProprietor.

USINESS Like LifeIs What Make It!

"We arc making it decidedly lively, by keepingeverlastingly at it, evolving the bargains thatmake business. We have just made a . . .

Sweeping Reduction in Ladies' Waists!We are utertiilned to clear them out

Our $2.25 Waist will go for 1.25 and 1.50.Our 3.50 Waist will go for 2.50.

tM-- These are well mau nnd goal fl tlntf! we have at present fall line of sites.

Our Ladies' Ribbed Vests for 15cts.Or 7 foI.U)are going very fit. If yon want any yon in i?t conn soon.

'J lie same with

Our oOcts. Silk, in Stripes and Solid Colors.We hare just n few lengths left, liar yon seen

Our Ladies' Chemise nt 85'jts?This Is exceptional valne, trimmed rclth I.lncn l.are and well msite.

It

1ST

520 Fnrt Stn-ei- ,

it,

offered to theof its

- 3 A, QD x"A 3.

XlXXVaEj-- O

ROOT BEER!Everybody likes becauseQuenching

Merits.

Jieaiiii-i-tivin- g

Ts now ato

with a full

OF IT

favoriteYoiinir Perwons

OV A

DrinkThirst

Public confidence

JUST THINK

Delicious

FORSummer Beverage25 CENTS!

Hires Root Beer

Honolulu.

beverage LadiesFreshness

embonpoint. has solved the nroblemof medicine by imparting strength pureblood, which soon gives peivon clearhealthy complexion.

Fops!Effervescent Too Exhilarating!

AppetizingJust tho Thing to Build Up the Constitution

It U Whoksomelilood, from Boils Carbuncles, General(Jood Health, results drinking Hires KootHeer the year round.

Sample Glass Free at Benson, Smith & Go.

ALL THIS WEEK

Pioneer Furniture HouseESTABLISHED 1859.

New Goodb Latest Designs Largest Stock

HOI.III OAK UEimOOMBOKAB, LOUNOK8, WAUDKOIIKS,

MIUUOUS, MOULDINGS, KTC.

Special Feature No. White Seamless Mattinglloll $12.11).

And Fine Quality for $9 Roll

Headquarters for

Pianos for Rent

nndllox 411,

and I'kwIlor otht-- r

Irom hrvu.HlufK lor anltsl any part

with townniuei auy

it is

StrniHrtliintiiw

is

forit

It

u a

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t

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a

- ..k. aw.. ir ure

orof

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1

Per of 40

a

T.

Klvi'ti (or

the

Baby Carriages!Chairs for I

Bell 179. TKLEPHONES

WILLIAMS BROS.Siiucorit to 0. K. WIlllftniH.

609 AND KING STREET.JOHN BK.O-WN-

,

pettier In lliiwnllmi KorelKU I'ontMKeHianipN. I'. 0, IKinolnlii,

HlKlifkt prli'fk UiiiiaedHiiMullan Slaiupii In exrlmiipxt'oiiiitrli-- lirkt-cln.- npprovnl

ol Ulandon aiitilUatlon ten-urn- .

uollvetor ttrVpulntrntuU Illi-J- w

You

....

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aud

andwhom irivcs

andand

and

andfree

UKTS,

jtrc,

YrdM,

por

Rent

Mutual 76,

611

WILLIAM FO.VrEU,

vmUNi:v AT LAW.

It-i- red to u lorohant HtrecU

KCutuul Tlphon aao,UM lut

j . .j.

VIt:4i

i

4i

-'- " NBHw-r- wrIII HI

National Cane ShredderKATNTI UNItRB THK LAWS Of THB HAWAIIAN IHt.ANIt

THK UNDE1W1UNED HAVE BKEN APPOINTED SOLE AOENT8 FUKthese riHkKKDKKH and are uuw pit-pare- to receive orders.

The great advantages to be ilerhed from the ue of tue National Oanb(Jukbuukm are thoroughly establlshoU aud acknowledged by Planters(euerally.

The Urge number of Planters using them In the United States, Cuba,Argentine Republic, Peru, Australia and elsewhere, bear witness to thehove claim.

The Une of the dllKBiiuBR very largely augment the quantity of canethe milt can griud (25 to Ml), almt the extraction of Juice (5 to l'JJC).

It is a great safeguard, makiug known at onre the presence of anypieuert of iron, suite from cars, or anything which would be liable to damagethe null, and allowing ample tune to remove same before damaging the mill.

llie mikkddkk is very strougly made, and Imin the mauuer of its operaUou it cuts or tears these piece of woal or Irou without often breaking ther)HUKl)hSu; aud if anything break., it i simply mime of the knives or cutters,winch can be quickly aud economically replaced. The riHKKDoRH, at itsuamu indicates, tears the caue into shreds of varying lengths, perfectly open-ing it and allowing the mill to thoroughly press out the juices without re-

quiring the immense extra (tower uoctvary to griud or cru-- h the wholecaue. The Siikkddku spreads the shredded caue uniformly aud evenly tothe mill rolls, aud doe- - away with the necessity of spreading the bagasse byhand between the mills, where rcgriiidiug is iu use. No greater amount ofboiler Urtpncil) ii required to operate the DIIkkuukk than that which warlutlicieul for the mill, (or the e reasons. We furnish full workingdrawings (or the lurullatiou of our rtllKKDDXKM, euahllug any competent en-

gineer ui sut'Ci'siuM install aud Url them.tn ordering "Uikkukkhs from u, please seud small sketch, showing the

diameter aud width of the mill rolls with which Hiikkuuku Is to be connected,also the side (either right or left Hand t you face the delivery side of themill, upon which the mill engine is located, also the height from floor lineto center o! front mill nil) shaft, ami distance center tins shaft to front endof Uti plate. These Hhksddkk are uow teiug Used oy the Hilo Sugar Oo.and llawi Mill, Kohala, where Uiey are giving great satisfaction.

gftT Pruies aud further particulars may be had by applying U

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Id..

KwongSiDgLoyi SING LOY,

01 Cli St.. "Tboou Block."

initial hit m P. 0. Box 207.

1

7 507 500 00U 00

with ami uA .....m...... mf...ruAAllinitftll IMIIllllkn. A 'erieei

aur Issiiiu

BIG STORESJust Received Men's and Boy's Suits

Colored TweclaDtjonnlsKuglih SiTguHoy Suits (uluguiii)

Chineae, Japanese and Indian Goods!r2A Complete TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT(Juiupctcul (Juttc-i-

A FINE LliNE OF GENTS' HATS!Wicker Ware in Great Variety.

51-5-3 King Street & 407 King Street.

Q-O- O KIjVL.411 NUUANU M rlbfe."!.

Imioi ler M Dealer u Mm Dry and Faucy Boons

Laitlf-a- ' Vrutof every ilerli'lciii. Al'u, (reali lli.e Oil lit o Oo.mIh.

Pongee Sc Wlii-t- o Silfc PajamasNo. I White and Colored MaltinQsl

Hvft Uluuk uiid iieen Oiinefe Tn. Ciepu .'IkiwIm, Kit..

MERCHANTT ''turxlllr.l, I'rill' MiolrtMlr -- &

Ik fi M A

ltMl

HA.NU

lei Gtxxh Bocelved by Ever;

411 ifrUar taiUitully tUtllil unii.'iifii aiiii lutflkni wiiii isnrtt

I.inkiun ItuMm, Kino Sinttrr,

MillH IKI.KI lt- -

ni if

ey

TUl.ttl'HUMi t

.toiul Tele,

complete HiiiKlirth

guuruiueeu.

Steamer Fmocba

nHaliuitliili miitrHlitraNl

Strkkth.

& CO.,STREET.

A Retail

IHtllvurM)KHKK

STiiriiTiiiii GnHTuKINU WltUUtf,

ll AN ULSIACK.IMIIIUI UKAI.KK

UKUCEKIES, FLOUR and FEED.

fresb Calilarola Roll butter Island ButieigMT AIAAV

HUNKb

LEWISout

Iiifrtm, Wholesale Grocers

PROVISIONS,

Provision Dealers Naval SuppliesPrtMa Oouds Every CaUteraia Staaaier.

ICE HOUSE GOODS SPECIALTY.Ifti.tNtwi Okukki Siilkiitku jgCt g0T STiitrAimiiN Odnti.

II. K. MclNrYKK A: HKO.,mriHITBIUl

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.OihmI HmwIvmI Kry t'MKH KmhUim HUttotsnil Burupa

ritKNH OAUKOUNU" IMtOUUUK KVKUV STI2AMKK

411 (Inter htiinliill u

Hart lli

m.ai lUllkHH MoLIOITBIt

BAMT OOMW JTUMi

11-0- 8 till 81., tl

of

Ml

6tt p. o. boi un.

line ot amiin

l rutX V

from &m

Immiil nlnm

liter. Kokt 4NU Ai.nitK

r o mm

r". U BOX liA

MI) oauBi l

iu mi tiiMMit antItltv

AMU

. -

andD J

&

- - - A -

-N by trout tii

.

lynl

to

M 1

Sews? Fit ' .a

(liililcii Unit; Bazaar.

W. F. Rernoldt. : Pros.

Papers,

. Newspapers,

Periodicals

And Latest

Novels

By the

" 'Honowai.

1 119 Lbs. 19 Lb-- .

THE V

i WONDERFUL

i STRENGTHor

"CLEVELAND"

Dili 1 UUUOA li th Ulk of all wheelmen.

19 LBS. IS HEAVY EHOUUH.

H. WALKERAgnt, Honolulu, II. I.

Commtui Rleek. lirciini St

i4 in iw

10 LU5. 19 Lbs.r-r-r-

-r

Empire Saloon,ti.rnnr Hninl 4 HaiMHit Utrwrt

OHIHOK OLU

Family Wines and BrandiesHHKI.'ULTV

POUT "I'SMKItKY83 Years Old

E N. REQUA,nr MANAOKK Mm

Criterion SaloonW1ELAND EXTRA - FA E

Lager Beer !

2 SCHOjNKhS FOK 26 CriNlS

CHAS McCarthy,not-i- f Munuter.

Merchants' Exchange8. 1. bHAW, Proprietor

Choice Liquors

and Fine BeerBELL TELEPHONE 401.

Cor. King nud Nuuanu Street, Honolulu.

AT THE ANCHOROyster Cocktails I

tauer Brunnen I

Fredericksburg Beer I

Straight and Mixed DrinkiOf All Kinds and Jteit Quality.

teitawea! rtnrarr liat ftNaaaai Bis

DAVID DAYTON-- WILL ATTEND TO -

liujiien ud Sale of Proper!)

i

GtlltcHai ta All Iti Braicati.Ornnst Nn. 4H nt Ht-t-

;oara aao.

COXIHGr OTOIiK MBXt.

The Program Arranged and OoodRacss Anticipated.

The Honolulu Cycle Race MoetAssociation met yesterday eveningand arranged a program for thecoming meet to take place nnThanksgiving Day, November 29.The executive committee deemed itadvisable to arrango thn programsome time in advance so that intend-ing participants would know whattliey aro (raining for. The HumblermhUI will bo put up for a three-mil- e

straightaway race, and there intalk of Champion'Giles giving wheel-men a handicaD.

1 Oue mile open-priz- e, ono goldmedal. If five enter, one silvermedal for second.

2. Half-mil- e boy' race- - Firstprize, oue gold aud silver medal;second prize, silver medal.

8. One quarter mite handicapopen-priz- e, oue gold medal.

4 Oue mile novice handicap-Fi- rstpriz, one gold and silver

tnfdal; second, one silver medal.5. One-ha- lf mile open scratch-Pr- ize,

one gold medal.G Oue mite (3 minuto class),

handicap First prize, one gold nudsilver medal; second, one silvermedal.

7. One tnlJo, for "green" ridorsFirst prize, one gold and silveruiedal; second, one silver medal.

8. Three mile open scratch Firstprize, Rambler trophy; second, goldaud silver uiedal; t hird, silver tuudal.

FOR THE FLOWER MISSION.

Auspicious Oponlnff of the Quoea'aBtiautlful New Charity.

The Uliihatmnlnma Nursery InFauna Valliy was formally opmiodjfcturdsj morula From 1) oV-loe- k

uatll uoou, Indies tn whom ImaMwnnut asliln a plot la tho ntirfury worobuny plautiiiK various floworc, tr-e- s

and Mirulx. Tho Hawnlinti Nation-al baud discoursed uiunlc during thoceremony. David Knnauniiahcabrnkutliu roiinu nuu sorted tlmlliMplant, wlit.'h tvas'n leliua. Tho momIhts 01 tbo tiatiu piatitt'u uaunnatrtvs nud nurar cau. A'tor thoplatitiug tho Indlfis retired to thoreidomo of Mrs. Matin, when a udlatiou of Hawaiiau food urn f presd.and all oiijoyed tho many goodthings prouded, appolitos havingIh-o- whetted by tlio toll of tho fori),noon. Thorn worn about sovmity fltoplots set noide, and caeh Indy willLaro full control and attend to horown. Although tho nursery waswatered yestimlnr, Mill tlinladlo amso aniious to see tho plants sproutup, that I hey awokn bright and oirlythis tuorniug to givo it another wet-ting. Tho nursery is on propoityowned by Queen Liliuokalaui.

mumBar Chance.

Ladies who aro on tho lookout forChristmas presents should call fittho Oylou jnweler'a store on Nuu-an- u

street, where they cau buy thobent gt-iu- s out from Ceylon at clear-ance cale prices. There aro rubies,apphires,emoralds, pearN.eats' eyes,

etc. Also handmade laces, andeverything is beiug sold out regard-less of COitt.

Mtnlatura Art.At Williams' Studio aro to bo soon

Portrait ou Watch DiuIh, wliich bois making a specialty of. LautnruSlides (or lucturo by tho sot ordozen.

AYER'SSarsaparilla

18 THE OBEAT tfdBlood-Purifiei- v

NERVE TONIC, VAJ.D

STRENQTH - BUILDER.It attacks

and brcaki upevery liumor,cum kln emp-tliii-

rratorcsrxliaiiitciUlUil'Ity, 11ml ililusout eurv elo-i- m

ut ut disease.Kiiflerm fromImllKi MIoii.rcii-cm-l

Uililllly, orany otlivr ail

ment arising from Impure tilwxl, iliouiu takeAjer's Sarsaparilla. It kIvcs itriii;tli toIhewcnk, and bullils up tlio lystciu ceucr-all-

Hy Iti use til Is mailu nouilstilne,Itep retrejhlnci anU llto ciijoyablo.

Ayer's SarsaparillaHIOBXBT AWARDS AT THE

Worlds Great Expositions.Mid- - by Dr. J.OArcr Co, Lowcll,Mtu..U.S A.

fy!lwronf rlmtn ImlUtloni. Tlie nnmaArer' hnuimrlll iimiiiliii tit uu Hi

rier. una la blwwu la tlio uUiv ciqU elut totum.

Hollister Drug Co., Ld.,Sola ARonti for th Hepulilln of Hawaii.

PERBryant & AlohaThe nndertlvntil bsve rstveri a Lsrgs

aud Varied Asiurtuitut of

Dry GoodsKtO , Xlto , BBto ,

COMPRUINU TUB lATKSt UCKIOha IN

Prints, Lawns,Dress Goods, Etc.

uo a rcM. line or

Domestics, Cottonades, Etc.,To which li.ppfotlon li Invited.

H. HACKFELD & CO.U&4-3-

Carefully Weighed

... i I. - .t iMBMMi"MWBBMME1IMI1IWHMMHWBBCBfBJSSlMiFffiPlff

eviBT'e. lwC&iCQ'atlons Lead to Correct Results.

Where ptopte make a mUtake U in tuppotug that good picture! art neeeuarUy txpen-th- e.

We are telling picturet evtry day, ft to grateany home, thepricet 0 which tcoitld tutoniththote not acquainted with theacU

It it not neceuary to get a fint proof etchingor engraving in order to have a work of ait.The method of reproduction now in vogue,

inalet it pontile for people of moderate meantat well at their wealthier neighbor, to gratifytheir taitefiir the beautiful.

Great range for the dtiplny oftaite, in theteleetion nftubjecll, it afforded by our keepingpicture in theet form and moulding! fromwhich to telect the frame:

One neeit never he ut a lou to know what togive at a pretent, at any time or for any or

there it nothing better than a picture.$m And KIKO BUO& it the place to get

them.

OOHLAJfcTIO

Steamship GoFOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THK Al BTEAMHHir

"AUSTRALIA"WILL LEAVE HONOLULU

roa tub asovi roar on

Saturday, Oct.. 13th,A.T NOON.

The nnitenlencd are now reiisred tolusue Through Tickets front th! City to allpoint in tue umieu oiaiei.

tW Kor further particulars rexardtnaFreight or l'auKe, apply to

WM. O. IHWIN A CO., L'D,

tl3Vl Ononl Ainta.

THISHawaiian Investment Co

NEOOIIATES LOANS ON

Real Es'tte & Personal Prope'lj

STOCKS AND BONDSDOUOHT AND SOLD.

IfTouhsTT HR.VI. for Sale rcau tin J j cq Purcoiwer

If y. a Imt- - HOU9K9 FOll HINT,cau flnu 'Jeusiit.

General Real Estate AgentsIJand 18 KMUU'imi S'rieti,

(N l'.tOitico )

Z4uua.I Telephone 639

O. A. LONO,

NOTARY PUBLIC,IS Kvauunitua b'ret. Tulrpbone C3U

118 -- Cm

FOR S-A.T.E-3!

A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHAltEIn (! H ut Kum fiirt,- - rnmpxiy

Tlie Coiiiiiiiiv lim aranlred fl hundro--scrvs of colTVe lurid Iu fre hi nip c at I'mj.u 2,Month Koii', Hitnll, Hbiiiu Dirt and unahalf unlet Ir.'in Hoopuloa I'lidlnu TheIan l nnioiix the bet for coiree Krow'i'KIn Knnn, tin --oil vert rlolia.unud etiHliy wnrkiil A iNrH iiumlter uth hoi luve already been fur.

MT Apil toJ M MON8VWIAT,

Curl right's Iilouk, Merchtnv utrrct,lliiiinliilii. ll.VHf

TO LET

A AyflA.TV iouiiK rtreet, narhe'ii'ii-ok- ii utre-- t. EaSSAinilv to

LhWIS J. LKVKiMI-- if Anrtlner.

io uaVL.AKXH for

KUItNIBHEDslnKlfKn-lleum- n liSfesisituated ou liere- -

tniils street. 18 minutes' '

walk from Fuit Ottiee. Address "0.,this ottlo I0K2 tf

to iocx

I WA1K1K1 ON THEA Beaeb, eonifortabiequarters for one or two Bin-ti- e

Oentleaien: board ud- -tloual; batblna facilities o3Korparti.nulart euualr

tirvutf Rni.t.RTIN OKF1I1R.

TO I.XX

THE FIIEMI8BBand Emma

ON

streets, Utely in thn i ecu. &ttit nn of Mr. tiro. VV.

Biiiltb and known ss ' Kebehuna Forfuitlier oaitlculars aiply at th otllce of

ICU-t- f Uh CIL 1IIIOWN

KOOMS AMD BUARD.

TT'RENfH FAMILYX' Hmire Itooins Kltllor without b aro; rlnertof OBfrrnun lamlly cookinualio Ulttble Hooin lr liomeii. Atiitiy to

MAURICE 1'OULAIM,Ueretanla street, next door to Dr. Ander-Niii'- n

II.SfMm

FOB KENT OB LEASE

rpUORE DKJlKAtll.KX Pieiiilie. In Nuu.nuValley kliuon as the Old 4mIva vnr ' Uroiiiiilscoii- -

lain IXU anr Huaw I. riMiuiv aim inmimnI irptr Appllitailon. will IwncelvellorlLiutM and OromuU re,.arauily or a. awituie, Apply at tteuk of Clam BneekelsA Oo. ItM-l- w

L. B. K.ERR 8

ANNOUNCEMENT!

I HAVR JD8T KRCEIVRDLAKOK ASSORTMENT OK .

Fine Suitings,Elegant Patterns,

and Latest Styles.

THKflE GOODS WILL BE BOLD IN

ANY QUANTITY FitOM A

100 Tirdi Down tt Enough

to Mtko 1 Single Salt I

-- AND A- T-

Hard Times Prices!

L. B. KERR, - Importer,QUEEN STREET.

JUST TO HAND

Ex "Aloha."

A NEW SUPPLY OP THE

Genuine Bndweiser Beer

BBIWID BY TUB

Anhousor-Buso- h Browing As-

sociation

AND op

SCHLITZ'S MILWAUKEE BEER.

H.BACKFELD&CO.Bole Agent for the Hawaiian

Islands.1I5I-- 3

Ettate of F. 8. Pratt, Deceased.

Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

TO AX ORDER OF THEPURSUANT Henry K. Cooper. BectmaJudK of the Clrvult Court of tue First Cir-cuit. Republic of Haw.ll, In the matter ofthe Estate of K. B. l'r.tt, deeeaid, madeand enterrd on the 'Oihdayof beuiembrr,1U, the under.lff ed, a Cuiuruloloner ap-p- ol

itrd for that iurKe by said order otraid Circuit Jude, will ll at public auc-tion, to the bluheit bldd-- r, certain realMtaiitof thi said K. B. i'ratt deceasxd,de'rlledafiiiorsi

The premises at Walklkl. Honolulu,Onhu, deMilbrd In the follow (ng dreda. re-

cur ed In the Hawaiian Kcglntry ofvli t Deed from II Allen to

F B l'rtt dated Juno o, 1873, recorded InHook H7, vsRes'J22 and WJi feed fiom 11.Olt-- s to F. B. I'ratt dated March SO. lt78,rrcor led In Jlook 01, iko' and &J3.

Thn rale will lake pmce at the (rout doorof the Judiciary lttilf.lt nt. In Honolulu, atnoon on TUKbDAY. the 3Uih day of Octo-ber. 18'JI. Upset price, flS.UOu. TermsCash, In U. B. void coin. Bale eubjrct tociiiillrmstion by the said Circuit Court.Deedsatcxpciueof purch kr.

For furtb-- r lnformatl " eimnlre of theunderslKuod at the Judlclsry Uulldlng inHonolulu.

Dated Honolulu, Bent. 13. '8!H.UKNKV SMITH.

HVWw ConimUsloner.

Excursion to Waikiki

O OB33STTSI

SBVsla 10?"

Notice to the Public 1

OMITH WILL KPN A CHEAP EX- -KJ cumlon to Walklkl. A Uu- - will leavefrom the UM rliliifsc llieniie, Kluicrtr-et- ,at Hyry Half Hour and Kvrry Hour

I) J to I ho Siriet car Terminus. Wa..ikl 1115-l- w

BEAVER SALOON,

The Best Loch in Town.

Ta. aa,zxd OotTtei all Hooaa

THK KINKST BRANU OF

Cigars and Tobacco4LWATM UM BSMO

JH.. J. ISTOT-iT-B. Prop.A. F. Medeiros 8c Co.

Merchant 1 Tailors

Hotel UU, umler Arlington Hotel.

Latest Pattens in SiitiigsKwieived by Every Hteamer.

NT 01 NO

LUCOL18 THE

BESTPAINTOIL!

BaY Half the Amount of Your OilBUI Through Saving In Pigment.

Every painter should uso Luool in-

stead of Linseed Oil, because :

1. Lccol li more durable than Linseednn.

2. Ltjcol Is more economical than Un--seed OU.

PROOF THAT LUCOL IS MOREDURABLE.

Six years of actual use in exteriorliouco painting in California (themost trying climate for paints), inthe burning heat of the Arfxona Desert, the Arctic cold of Alaska, and ontho Atlantic coast, have fully andpractically shown that Lucol alwaysoutwears Linseed Oil under tho sameconditions. All the acid works inHan Fnuicifco have discarded Lin-seed Oil for Lucol.

ILLUSTRATE THI8 YOURSELF.

Put strong ammonia on Linseed andLucol iainls. Tho Linseed paintsare destroyed in a few minutes ; theLucol paints are practically unaffect-ed.

PROOF THAT LUCOL IS MOREECONOMICAL.

Break up 1 lbs. paste white loadin otto pint of Lucol, and tho samequantity in ono pint of Linseed Oil.Spread the paints on similar darksurfaces for comparison. The Lucolpaint spreads as far as and coversmuch butter than tho Linseed paint.To gel equally good covering with theLinseed tntiiii you havo to uso 2J lbs.of white lead to ono pint of LinseedOil. This means a saving of f lb. ofpaste lead to chcIi pint of Lucol used,or 0 lb, to every gallon, equivalentto your saving moro than half thotint cost of the Lucou

Lucol is not in competition withcheap Linseed Oil substitutes.

WMLt mumIII) II 111 vVss

LIMITBD,AttentR for the Haw alias Islaodi

Wholesale Retail.

- FULL LIMB OF

Japanese '.'Goods!Silk and CottoD Dnss Goods,

Etc, Ktc. Etc, Etc.

Silk, Lioeii aud Crape Shirts

- OF COMPLETE STOCK. -Made by Yaniatoya of Yokobaius.

fsv When you are In need of any Hueof Japanese Goods, give ns first call andsave going all around town.

ITOH A TST,aoe Voxt SSt xxaebs Ouatam

WM. DA VIES,Rigger A Stevedore,

WRBOKHR,.hTIMATEb AND CONTUAUTH ON

ALL E1NDB OF WOUK

The Stmr "WAIM AN ALU"Will run rvKUiarly between this port andWalalua, Kawalbaiai, Mokulela, Keawe-n-ut

and Puulki on the Island of Oaba.Kor Krelirbt. etc., apply to the Captain.

iiiutn office ot J. 8. Walker,over ikel' Hank, Fort street. 967-- U

ASSIGNEES-:-SAL- E 1

The Entire StockOF

WENNER & CO.WILL BE bOLD

Regardless of Costnta--u

yen &vtLme left att the KctfU asi

mpHnu'e gVtavs vtn s

atrmtU tsMssUUAt.IBBovam T'alsaomaai 1

al. JAOUlUi,

PUAOTIOAJ, . QUN-MAK- BR1

1 ben to Inform Buortlng Men and theOenersl Fubllo that I aw prepared to Renalr and ItenoTKta erar deaorlDtlFirearms. Ouns. Rifles and Revolversskillfully Blueing and Brownlug dona In any shads. Vim-clas- s work-manship guaranteed. Customers promptlyattended to.

SMs. AddressUNION BTREKT, HONOLULU,

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