VOL. XIII. NO. 2706. HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1891. PRICE 5 CENTS

Xtm CUtofrtisrmrnta.THE DAILY gustiwss OJards. fc&tnisnsntfs.

Honolulu and San Francisco Mail Service

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!-:-- IMMENSE ASSORTMENT AT -:- -

1ST. S. S A CHS',104 Fort Street, : Honolulu, E J.

O

We have just received an immense assortment of

BLACK AND COLORED SILKSOf every description, which we offer at Very l,ow Prices.

BLACK BROCADED SILK, BROCADE SURRAHS,KK A K SI1.K5S. Kremlin KhaHpa- - I' )T A KIT. ITS oil r1 .

O w M. J4SJL' ' j an VU1U1 O

SURKAH SILKS, all Colors; BROCADED POXGKE, EvenV ShadesBLACK OTTOMAN SILK, FANCY PLAID SILKS,

SILK COMBINATION SUITS for Evening and Street wear.

LACE FLOUNCING!BLACK CIIANTILLY LACE FLOUNCING,

BLACK. SPAJNlStl LACK FLOUNCING,BLACK FRENCH LACE FLOUNCING,

CREAM CIIANTILLY and CREAM LISSE FLOUNCINGS.rt 1 TT TTi t 1 v T . - , .... 'unir.iAi.Kid Grloves,

KID GLOVES, Tan Shades;MOUSQUETAINE Dressed and Undressed Kid GIovps. in Tn

Brown and Black;MOUSQUETAINE

tan shades.

Tricycles for Policemen.Attention is being directed in

some of the principal cities of theUnited States to the use of bicyclesand tricycles by the police, insteadof horses. We find the followingcommunication in the WashingtonStar:

Mr. Editor: By mounting thepolice force on tricycles the efficiencyof the service can be more thandoubled with a comparatively smalloutlay. By this means an officer willbe able to cover his beat two orthree times where he cow covers itonce and with considerably lessfatigue. The tricycle is better suit-ed than the bicycle, as it reauiresless attention on the part of therider, and consequently would givethe officer better opportunity formaking close observation as hepasses along the streets. An experi-mental test by the police departmentof a few wheels would doubtless givesuch satisfactory results that theywould be generally adopted in ashort time. It seems quite remark-abl- e

that the smooth streets of thiscity have so long counted for noth-ing so far as the police service isconcerned.

The wheels would be entirely safewhile officers are making arrests, aswith the police department stampupon them no thief would be bold orfoolish enough to attempt to stealthem. Mounted in this manner theofficers would have better con-trol over the fast and reckless driv-ing that takes place in this city, somuch to the injury and discomfortof pedestrians. On foot an officerhas little chance of overhauling afast driver, but mounted on a goodwheel he can give chase and makearrests. The adoption of the wheelwould undoubtedly lead to a moreeffective police service in every re-spect. Q. F. J.

Heavy Machinery for Australia.The steamship Monowai had a full

through freight for the Colonies.Among this freight were eight largerock and ore crushers, made bythe Gates Iron Works of Chicago,four of which are designed for theBroken Hill Mines, Australia, which'are the most extensive in the world,upward of $5,000,000 being paid individends by these mines last year.It is claimed that more than 4,000,-00- 0

tons of ore is now in sight. Theother four are for the use of the Gov-ernment of New South Wales,in pro-ducing rock ballast, etc., along thelines of railroad, which are thereowned and operated by the Govern-ment. The combined capacity of theeight breakers will equal an outputof 9,000 tons per day. .. A previousshipment by the same house wasplaced on the dock at Melbournewithin sixty days after the - cable

XT Before making your purchases in the above lines, CALL andour LARGE and VARIED STOCK.

The Popular Millinery

CASTLE & COOKE,1 M PORTERS ,

Shipping and Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION AND INSURANCE AGENTS.

DEALERS IN

BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

PLANTATIONCarpenters' Blacksmiths' Machinists' and Plumbers' Tools,

Paeilit Commercial Advertiser

IS PUfiLIBHEO- -

Every horning Except Sundays

At No. 46 Merchant St

SUBSCRIPTIONS t

Jailt P. C. ADVEBTism, ona year 88 ousix months 3 00per month 60

iiux Mawahax Qazittk, one year 6 00foreign (ln-eladi-

oateDailt and Wuklti one year in advance.... 10 00

Payable Invariably In A4Tn- -

By Postal Moket Order.

9" All Transient Adertlaementi mastt Prepaid.

Addbkss:HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,

46 Merchant at.,

Postoffice Bex O. Honolulu. H.I.

guanas 2M3.

LEWERS & C00KE,

(Successors to Iewers & Dickson)

ui portent and Dealers In LumberAnd all Kinds of Building Materials.

o.82 FOBT HTBEET. Honolulu. 19

JOHN T. WATEKH0USE,

Importer and Dealer In

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.No. 25-- 31 Queen Street, Honolulu. 79

WILLIAM O. AOHI,Attorney and counsellor at law.

Notary Public and Real EstateBroker.

Office 38 Merchant 8treet. 79

H. HACKFELD C0-- ,

General Commission Agents

dor. Fori & Queen Sts., Honolulu. 79

W. E. R0WELL,

Engineer and SurveyorRoom 5, Spreckela' Block.

v 82-- y

BEAVfiU SALOON,

Fort Street, Opposite Wilder & Co.'s,H. J. NOLTE, PROPRIETOR.

lrst-ela- ss Lunches Served with Tea. Coffee,Soda Water, Ginger Ale or Milk.

Open From 3 a. m. till 10 p. m.fcfSmokers' Bequisltes a Specialty. 79

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,

Steam JEngines,Rollers, Sugar Mills, Coolers, Brass

and Lead Castings,And machinery of every description made toraer. Particular attention paid to ships' black

smithing. Job work executed on the shortestnotice. 79 .

THE ROYAL SALOON,

Cor. Soaann and Merchant streetsCnder the Management of

E. H. F. Woltor,Keep always 1 n stock a variety of the best Wines,Liquors, Beers, and ice cold beers on draught at10 cents per glass.

&g-V- ll and See Us.'Ca 79

Assurance CompanyFOUNDED X808.

LONDON.

Capital. - $ 6,000,000

Assets. - $ 9,000.000

tinifinft Wn Annotated Azents of theabove Company we are now ready toeffect Insurances at me lowest wi

premium.H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.

1348 112--q -

SUN FIRE OFFICE,OF LONDON.

Established 1710.

Insurance effected upon every description ofproperty at ourrent raves 01 pmuuiuu.

Total Sum Insured In 1885 07.833,700

m.im. .mimed bv the Local Agents, and paidwith promptitude and liberality. The Jurisdlo- -

Oil OX am liOOsVi riUttls.a inwtiwG. W. Macfarlane & Co.

79 Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

LEWIS & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Grocers

111 FORT STREET.

.l..,l,r.n BAO. P. O. BOI 897

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

THE ARLINGTON,Hotel St., - - Honolulu,

J. II. FISHEtt, PaoP.

terms:Board and Lodging per week (accord

ing to location of room). .f 10 00 to $12 00Transient, per day 2 00I able lioard, per week 7 00Single Meah 60

aEsT-Visit- ors will find this one of themost comfortable and convenient housesin the city, the rooms being large, light,and airy.

Hot and cold water baths.86-l-y

EAGLE HOUSENUUANU AVENUE.

THIS FIRST-CLAS- S FAMILXHotel (situate in the most pleas-ant part of the City) continues tooffer the comforts of a home to

transients and others.Adioimntr the Main Buildiner are several

New Cottages specially constructed forfamily use. Table unsurpassed.

sW"Terms $2.00 per day, $12.00 weekly.Special arrangements for monthfv

boarders. T. KKOUSE. Tbop..123 1350--y Honolulu, H. I.

Glaus spreckfl- - Wm. a. Irwin.

CLALTK SPRECKELS & CO.,

BANKERS.HONOLULU HAWAIIAN IHLANDH

Draw xchn on ths principal psrtao theworld. -

Will receive deposits on open account, makecollections and conduct a general banking; andexchange business.

Deposits bearing Interest received In their Savtngs Department subject to published rules andruguIaUoas. 19. n

WM. G. IRWIN & COMPANY,

(Limited.)

Wm. G. Ibwis, - President and ManagerClaus Sfbeckels, - Vice-Preside- nt

WALTXB M. GlFFABD, - -- Secretary and Treasurer

Thko. C. Pobteb, ... Auditor

Sugar Factors and Commission Agents.

AGENTS OF THIOCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,

Of San Francisco, Cal.

Wm. G. Irwin & Co., (Limited) hasassumed the assets and liabilities of thelate firm of Wm. G. Irwin fe Co., and willcontinue the general business formerlycarried on by that house. 1335--4 1 138-- q

CA.LL FORDIAMOND CREAMERY

BUTTERIn lib., 21b.. 31b. and 71b. Tins

Finest Article for"Warm Climates.

s. FOSTER & Co.Wholesale Grocers,

80LE AGENTS.

86 and 28 California St., San Francisco.90--v

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire and Marine

Insurance Agents !

AGENTS FORf

New England Mutual Life Ins. Co

OF BOSTON.

iEtna Fire Ins. Co, of Hartford.

UNIONInsurance Company

FIRE AND MARINE,

OF SAN FBANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.1343 79-- q

CASTLE & COOKE,HARDWARE,

Skipping, and Commission Merchants

IMFOBTXB8 AND DXALXBS IV

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

(Plantation Agents,

Life, Fire and MarineInsnr&ace Age its

1343 HONOLULU, H. I. 79--q

J. B. CASTLE,

Commission Merchant.Office Cartwright Building,

Merchant Street, : Honolulu, H. l'.My

LORRLN A. THURSTON, :

ATTORNEY - AT - LAW., Honolulu, H. I.

Office over Bishop's Bank. 49-l-y

J. M. DAVIDSON,

Attorney and Counsellor-at-La- w.

Office Kaahumanu Street,

(In office formerly occupied by Mr. C53-l- y Rogers).

WILLIAM C. PARKE,

ATTORNEY -- AT -- LAWAND

Agent to take Acknowledgments. .

' 4 :

Officb No. 13 Kaahumanu Street, Hono--69-- y lulu, H. I.

CHARLES F. PETERSON,

Typewriter and Notary,

Public.

Office with L. A. Thurston. 183-- q

W. F. FREAR,

--A.ttornev&t-Lawe

Office over Bishop's Bank. ' 105-- q

MISS D. LAMB,

Stenographer r and Type-write- r,

fOffice of J. A. Magoon, Merchant street,near the Postoffice. 103-- q

7

; MMWJ.:tziNO. 32 EMMA STREET.

Office Hopes 8 to 10 a. m 1 to 4and 7 to 9 P. m. 2655-2-m

FRANCIS M. ENGLISH, B. A, (OXON.),

Is prepared to receive pupils inClassics, Mathematics and English

Literature.SDecial preparation for Universitv and

Competitive Examinations. "

T"r or terms, etc., please apply Ho.Emma street. 107-l- m

. PROF. U. J; ORDWAY,

Teacher of Banjo, Guitar ! Mandolin

Leave orders at Music DepartmentHawaiian News Co. 154-- 1 m

Pioneer SteamCANDY FACTORY and BAKERY.

F, HORN Practical Coniectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

No. 71 Hotel St. - - ' Telephone 74.

1343 79q

james nott, jr.,PRACTICAL

TINSMITH & PLUMBERCorner of King and Alakea Sts.,

Honolulu, H. I.

TELEPHONE Workshop, Mutual 261residence, Mutual. ZSb.

Estimates furnished on all classesof Plumbing and Tinsmithing work. Firstclass workmanship and material guaran-teed in all the above branches of my busi-ness at reasonable rates. 79q

C. BREWER & COMPANY,

(Limited).

GENERAL MERCANTILE

COMMISSION AGENTS.

LIST Or 0FFICEB9:

P. O. Jones, Jr President and ManagerJ. O. Carter Treasurer and SeoretaryHon. TV. F. Allen Audlto

DIREOTOB8:

Hon. O. B. Bishop, Hon. H. Waterbonss79-- a

Daily Advertiser 50c. per month.

LACE FLOUNCING!

ana V ALirjitJIllrrr FLOUNCING.

Iid Gloves !

EVENING GLOVE, in Fawn and l.Vht

House, 104 Fort St.

SUPPLIE8,

Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jane & Sons Family Medicines.

N O TTand 97 KING STREET.

Housekeeping Gjods.

and Sheet Iron Work79-- q

TIME TABLEOF TUX

Oceanic Steamship Co.(subject to chahge.)

The Austbalia and Zkalandia

Leave San Francisco at 2 o'clock P. M.Leave Honolulu at 12 M. Tuesdays.

The Through Steamers Leave San Fran-cisco and Honolulu Thursdays.

LEAVE ABBIVEBTEAMER. SAN FBANCISCO. HONOLULU.

Monowai Feb. 5 .... Feb. 12Zealandia Feb. 10 .... Feb. 17Australia Feb. 24 .... Mar. 3Alameda Mar. 5 .... Mar. 12Zealandia Mar. 10 .... Mar. 17Australia Mar. 24 Mar. 31Mariposa April 2 April 9Zealandia...... April 7 .... April 14Australia April 21 April 28Monowai April 30 May 7Zealandia May 5 .... May 12Australia May 19 .... May 26Alameda May 28 .... June 4Zealandia June 2 .... June 9Australia June 16 .... June 23Mariposa June 25 July "2Zealandia June30 .... July 7Australia July 14 July 21Monowai July 23 .... July 30Zealandia July 28 Aug. 4Australia Aug. 11 .... Aug. 18Alameda Aug. 20 Aug. 27Zealandia Aug. 25 Sept. 1

Australia Wept. 8 .... Sept. 15Mariposa Sept. 17 Sept. 24Zealandia Sept. 22 Sept, 29Australia...... Oct. 6 .... Oct. 13Monowai Oct. 15 Oct. 22

LEAVE ABBIVESTEAMER. HONOLULU. SAN FBANCISCO.

Australia Feb. 10 Feb. 17Alameda Feb. 12 .... Feb. 19Zealandia Feb. 24 .... Mar. 3Australia Mar. 10 Mar. 17Mariposa Mar. 12 Mar. 19Zealandia Mar. 24 Mar. 31Australia April 7 .... April 14Monowai April 9 .... April 16Zealandia, April 21 April 28Australia May 5 ... May 12Alameda May 7 May 14

Zealandia May 19 .... May 26Australia June 2 .... June 9Mariposa June 4 June 11Zealandia June 16 June 23Australia June 30 July 7Monowai July 2 .... July 9Zealandia July 14 .... July 21Australia July 28 Aug. 4Alameda July 30 .... Aug. 6Zealandia Aug. 11 .... Aug. 18Australia Aug. 25 .... Sept. 1

Mariposa Aug. 27 .... Sept. 3Zealandia Sept. 8 .... Sept. 15Australia Sept. 22 .... Sept. 29Monowai Sept. 24 .... Oct. 1

Zealandia Oct. 6 .... Oct. 13Australia Oct. 20 .... Oct. 27Alameda Oct. 22 Oct. 29Zealandia Nov. 3 Nov. 10Australia Nov. 17 Nov. 24Mariposa Nov. 9 Nov. 26

2690-3- m

Australian Mail Service

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

fhe new and Has Al steel steamship

MAEIPOSA J3

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, wHI be dueat Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland

on or about

March 12, 1891,

An will leave for the abeve port with malls andpassengers on or about that date.

For freight or passage, having SUPERIORACCOMMODATIONS. apply to

lWm. (J. Irwin & Co.,' AGENTS.

For Sydney and Auckland.

The new and line Al steel steamship

ALAMEDA 99

Ot theOeeanlo Steamship Company, will bedoe at Honolulu from San Francisco

or or about

March 12, 1891.

And will have prompt dlspatcn with malls anassengers for the above ports.For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR AC-

COMMODATIONS, apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,79--q AGKNTP.

A. J. SCHREIBER,

PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER

and JEWELER,

Under the Arlington.Hotel St., - - -

Moderate Pbices 1 120-- q

Pianos For Bent.

PIANOS IN GOOD ORDERfrom 4.00 to $7.00per month.MUSIC DEPARTMENT OFTHE HAWAIIAN NEWS

COMPANY. 79-- q

Kitchen Utensils, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Lamp Goods, and

Q-ener- al Merchandise.Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Wilcox & Gibbs. and

JO HNDIMOND BLOCK, 95

Stoves, Kanges and

Plumbing, Tin, Copper

order was received in Chicago.

CaliforniaFEED CO.,

KING & WRIGHT, Props.

Have on Hand and For Sale,

Fresh every month from the Coast,the very best quality of

Hay and GrrainOf all kinds, at the very lowest prices 1

Delivered promptly to any partof the city.

GIVE US A TRIAL!

Warehouse, Leleo Mutual Telephone121; Bell Telephone 129.

Office with U. T. Uulick Uell Telephone 348; Mutual Telephone 139.

1345

Just ReceivedPer Bark " CHARLOTTE," a number of

Pianos ! Pianos !

From the Celebrated Factory of

C. BECHSTEIN, LONDON and BERLIN,

Now ready for inspection, for saleby

II. HACKFELD & CO.,

Sole Agents foi the Hawaiian Islands.2G88-t-d

New Moid Lunch Rooms!

BETHEL, STREET,(Next door to the Postoffice),

Open All 2Srrht!Give it a trial. 5 38m

B. B. EHLERS & CO.

After taking Stock GREAL BARGAIKG ARE OFFERED IN ALL DEPART-MENTS.

Full L.ine ol P. D. & C. P. CORSETS.

A LARGE INVOICE BLACK STOCKINGSFor Ladies and Children.

BLACK GOODS of all Descriptions.

Dressmaking Department under the management of Miss Clare.79

DAILY PACIFIC UOUAIEROUL ADVERTISER, MABCFT 6, 1891.J3n autijorttn attractive hotel might be kept con SVPRE3IE COURT. A HURRICANEstantly well filled. The seasons do 3TfDj lliDcrtisrnitnla. STtn) rcrttscnKUifl.v 1.1 not interfere with the regularity ofnot matter much to Kilauea--the- re K'& Kalakaua's Will Admitted action of the Aermotor because it is so

Royal Hawaiian Opera Houseconstructed that it swings with the wind,uo matter how hard it blows. This stvlewindmill is an innovation on these Isl-ands and plantation men are beginning HOLLISTEE & CO.,

need be no shutting op for eight or Probate-Oth- er Matters.nine months in the year, as is the In the Supreme Court Thursdaycase with so many fashionable morning before Mr. Justice McColly.watering places. Honolulu is close in the estate of His Majesty Kala- -at hand to fall back upon, and there kaua deceased, it was ordered thatwe all know it is always (except the accounts of Dr. Geo. TrousseauFebruary, 1891) summer. It rains J?JSra3. imstrator, be sp

iv icauzo me necessity ot them: some L. J. LEVEY. .W. H. HAMILTON,OSCAR HEROLD -

LESSEE ANP MABAGEB- - STA-f- c DIRICTOK- MITSH Al. UlRFt TOR

uay, not tar distant we imagine, a plan- -IMPORTKRS AND DEALERS INuiiiou win not De considered complete

without one.There are many styles of windmills

School Vacation Notice.The regular vacation of all Public

Schools in the Kingdom, at the close ofthe first School Session ot the vear, will

DKUGS,

Jledicines,Chemicals,

on me market, some cheap, others highpriced, others again dear at anv price.The old-fashion- wooden ones may beproerly classed among the latter. Ouropinion is based on the fact that thev aregoing out of use on the line of the Union

April"iena "om Friday, the 10th ofnext, to Monday, April 27th.

THE NEW YORK

Bijou Opera Co.

GRAND OPENING NIGHT,

ecially at Kilauea as well as ttoiuthen with the new pointed administrator with the willbilliard room, parlors and reading t?116? nder 15011(19 of W000. F.room on need cot mind that, an2 whic" wL witnSbJ. GHo"!of course the grand old open hearth pili, J. P. Kahalewai and 1. Sher- -with its gloriously blazing log-fir- e

wood is as follows:SATUKDAY, MARCH 7tl.will not be improved out of exist-- KALAKAUA,

enceBy Hie ?T?ce of God and the Will of theLegislative Aes-rab- ly of the Ha- -

TOBACCOS,

FinestHavana,

ManilaAND

AmericanCigars,

CigarettesPipes,

Etc.

II Trovaoro,rroDably a good many of our wwaan islands, king,

readers lng of 80und and disposing mindnave sat in the sulphur and memory and well knowing the un- -

ToiletArticles,

FineIVrfumes

and Soap-;- .

Sponges. Etc.

sieam dox with one's head sticking make,"""les ot human life, do hereby

By order of the Board of Education.W. JAS. SMITH,

Secretary.Education Office, March 5, 1891.

2706-3- 1 135-2-t

Sealed TendersWill be received at the Office of the Collec-

tor-General of Customs until MONDAYthe 9th of March, .t 12 o'clock noon, forthe Printing and Binding of the Collector'sAnnual Report, for 1890.Specimens of the work to be done can beseen at the Custom House.The Collector of Customs does not bindhimself to accept the lowest or any bid.

A. S. CLEOHORN,Collector-Ge'era- l.

Honolulu, March 5, 1891. 2706-3-t

Reserved S ats cm Uo soon rtui mtJ. Levcv'- - this morning, at OoVlock.

punhsh and declare, this to beOur last Will and Testament, in man-ner following, that is to say:

First In conformity with Our ap-pointment and public proclamationmade on the 12th day of April A. D.1877, and m accordance with the 2dArticle of thft finnaHl

out of a hole in the lid, like a Chi-nese criminal in the "cangue," andyet have come out of it with apleasant sensation of refreshment.Now suppose a handsome sulphur

Tl:ESDAY M(JHT,4 FAUST. ?

Special Notice Tht mmnmf.- -r,. fc., vu opuvcu acieniiuc " 0 "e un aay ot July A. D 1887principles right m the hotel, what mal!?f tL.ved i.8.te Her Royal have much pleasure in infnmino th

rons that arrangements have been madewith the Tramway Co. to have Cars readyat th close of each for Palit-m- a,

Nuuanu Valley and Waikiki via Kin

an inducement for an invalid totake a course of anon hatha a

Highness Princess Liliuokalani, be Oursuccessor to the Throne of Hawaii, it isOur will that she ascend the Throne im-mediately upon Our

.

street. Parties wishine to return hnm hin we Supreme Court of the Ha-- 8tabIe too, with saddle h orses to die without heirs of Our boHv lawfniw only do somis moue oi conveyance canby procuring Tickets from L. Jwaiian Islands. Lievey.

lacine Kailway, and, in fact, nearlyevery place where windmills are used.In California, where windmills are asplentiful as dwelling houses, the ranch-men are taking out their wooden ones,even though they be in good condition,that is, not rotten, and replacing themwith Aermotore. We secured the soleagency for the latter s:yle because wewere convinced of its eueriority overany other manufactured, and becausewe were satisfied that it would bringbetter results to the purchaser. Thefirst one set up worked successfully, andthe man who bought it told his neighborabout it, so we sold another one. That'sthe way it has been ever since we intro-duced them ; now the demand for theAermotor is eo great that we have decid-ed to kep a few of them in stock. Latepurchasers have been obliged to waituntil we could have their orders filled inSan Francisco, new ones will not. Wecould publish other testimonials as tothe practicability of them on theseIslands, but we thing the following willanswer :

Honolulu, February 26, 1891.Messes. The Hawaiian Hardware Co.,

Honolulu:Gentlemen : I have had the Aer-

motor, purchased of you, placed in posi-tion on Maunaloa Ranch, and desire toexpress to you the genuine satisfaction Ifeel at the work it has done .

It runs smoothly and the wheel re-volves with the slightest wind. Onestrong point in its favor is the fact ofthere being absolutely no noise in its oper-ation, a lault so common with everyether windmill I have ever seen.

(Signed) George J. Campbell,Manager Maunaloa Ranch.

The Aermotor is the only windmillmade of steel; it cannot rot, as thewooden ones will, and it does not rust.It runs noiselessly, and its action isperfect. It is bound to give satisfaction,lhey are sold only bv us. Prices onapplication.THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARK CO ,

Opposite Spreckles' Bank, Honolulu,

SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MPA SODA WATEfi

Eye Glasses, ' yr. Pera GI,Opera Glasses KT Eye Giasses

A. Full Line of Spectacleso

2704uowa inio iveanaicaKoi or look K"-u--

into , Ha.emau.naa from the blaff.A bridle-pat- h across the floor of huokalani, failing heirs of her bodythe for invalids uPn.8ucceeding to the Throne of Hawaii,or sucD as appoint andbater publicly proclaim as hercould not undertake the long des-- successor Our beloved Niece, Her Royalcent and fatiguing tramp on foot. gJrKS,SrkiB

Oceanic Steamship CompanyORDER.

uBIIrtUeof the Power vested in me by42d Section of the Civil Code, 1 hereby

order a Special Term of the SupremeCourt to be held in the Up-stai-rs Courtil11"011111 HMn Honolulu, on. .th t.Mi-;A- w

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.All these inducements must tend Third It is further Our wish that the The Al steamshipinroneoi Hawaii shall depend tn rwism .fift;.;r". . T uy wt MarcQ. tacreato r.nnriaf t! ..u HOILISTER CO.,66 109 Fort Street,A.XJ S TEALIA,"w7n ,M,,Ior the nea"ngof uuuut beloved Niece, Her Royal theonly. they will be amply advertised and Princess Victoria Kawekiu KatS! the

fT SiteV111 hand and the each succeeding year may see in-- daur andTh,eir of Her Royal HiKh- -Sea Supreme Court at . ness Likehke, and to the heirsI J Honolulu, this th,A a i creasing nnmhflrn An nr innvaac n! h ,u

79q

Marrh 3 w "vcao- - wjj lu ouccession, it Deing Uuriart,u, ism, o:i:: wish and Aaair tut u- -

PACIFIC HAEDWARE CO., LUWill leave Honolulu for the above port on

A. P. JUDD.Chief Justice Supreme Court.Attest:

Henry Smith,Clerk Supreme Court. 2705--1 w

Pele anrpasses the "serpent of in temilT oi "SK "TrHheold Nile" head- -himself, never can a cus- -

torn stale her infinite variety," no JSSZiS&TiSZSZZltwo parties of travellers ever saw Niece, Her Royal Highness the Princess

Tuesday, : March 10th, Fort Street, Honolulu.her in Dreciselv the A-t X3 o'clock noon,

tST For Freight or Parage apply to

WA1. G IRWIN &

A. - V-- t

and no one has ever been oncewithout longing to go again.

The enterprise appears to be ineminently suitable hands. Abundant capital, ripe experience, and

iVciu 3tacrtiscment8

Get

Best!

It has pleased Her Majesty the Queen toappoint

Col. the How. CURTIS P1EHUIATJKEA.

to be Commissioner of Crown Lands andLand Agent.

lolani Palace, March 3, 1891.2704-3- t 1365-l- t

It has pleased Her Majesty the Queen toappoint the following gentlemen to beCommissioners of Crown Lands:

Victoria Kawekiu Kaiulani, as in the lastarticle provided, while she has not at-tained the age of majority, We ordainthat Her Majesty Our beloved QueenConsort Kapiolani, if then surviving,shall be Regent to conduct the Govern-ment until the. Princess shall have at-tained the age of majority.

Fifth In case, however, the royalline an hereinbefore indicated in articlesone, two and three shall be about tobecome extinct, and Her Majesty Ourbeloved Que.n Kapiolani shall then sur-vive, it is Our wish that the Sovereignlast reigning of Our immediate family,as before indicated, shall appoint andproclaim Her Majesty Queen Kapiolanito be the next successor to the Throne ofHawaii.

boundless energy are there. Tn FOR RENT!

2704 6t AGENTS.

THE "BEST" TONICCURES DYSPEPSIA,

S TR E. GTH KNS THE SYSTEM,A

r

wishing the company a success weare wishing the country "onward."

CORRESPONDENCE.

DELIGHTFULLY QUIET,vly furnished room, iuidw.iy

RESTORES SOUND REFRESHING"vvncrii ucicisum anu Mng stscars, or 15 minutes' wnlL-- w.tstreet (no children): enquire at this office2703-4- t

His Excellency Hon. SAMUEL PAR-KER,

His Excellency Hon. HERMANN A.WIDEMANN, and

SLEKP,PRICELESS TO NURSING

MOTHERS.Wa do not hold oarselvea responsible forth

Utementa made, or opinions expreaaed by onrThese MILLS

have given per-fect satisfactionwherever need.

NOTICE.wrreapondenta.PIEHU IAU- -Col. the Hon. CURTIS

KEA. They run easier,require less tare.

Tub Question is Sometimes AskedTell us concisely which ailments The" Best " ToDic will most effectually cor

Concerning Thermometers and

bixth It is Our wish to provide thatwhen the last one of Our immediatefamily shall come to the Throne, therebeing no issue of his or her body to suc-ceed in order, and Her Majesty QueenKapiolani not being alive when suchevent shall occur, the Throne of Hawaiishall d scend to Our beloved Sister, Her

lolani Palace. March 3, 1891.2701-- 3t 1365-l- t do not rust andrect iiere is ine answer: Dyspepsia,

All Nerve Troubles, Loss of Sleep, Lossdo more workthan any other.

Cold Weather.Mr. Editor. There is probably

more difference in the temperature

pARTIES HOLDING ACCOUNTSagainst J.- - P. Parker or myself will

PT2?1 them at my office by ,he 7th inst.270fi-- 2t SAMUEL PARKER.

DR. EMERSON,

OFFICE 135 Fort St., (formerly Dr. Tuc-ter- 's

office).

uyai tuguness rnncess foomaikelani.oi nppeuie, uenerai Debility, Exhaus-tion from any cause. To those Recover-ing from Illness, nothing better can beprescribed.

EVENTS OF TO-DAT- ".

8t. Andrew's Cathedral Service SecondCongregation at 7:30 p. m.

of different localities than is com- - and atter her failing heirs of her body!the lhrone of Hawaii shall descend toraonly supposed, even in this equa-

ble region. At Oahu Colle if. has

FEI5Nf?fninL5i?p0rt?du' lntity of HABTMAN STEEL GALVANIZEDM&Vg&iSSlrg 8ame' We 8UP a 6lu of a few WCS3-8CRAP-

ERMATS Something new. The do not become sliprery when

2STew G-ood-s by L,ate ArrivalsPolynesian Encampment, No. Office Houks- -9 to 11 a. mI. O. O.

lat and 2 to 3o "been for some time noticed that the5

r. m. ; ounaays, to 1U A. M.Bell Telephone No. 51. Residence

School street. 2704--3 ruqA h 21 H- - Oceanic Council. No. 777. at7:30 P. it.

by His Ex.Lecture At Y. M. C. A. hallJ. L. 8teyens at 7:30 p. m. Staples of weclal nn.HtV"':: "TliyVL"0 r'?ln CE WIRE, high test.'Annual Meeting.Market Baskets. GLASS WARK.S"0" Pn8'

A WALKING MATCH.For Athletics. " We the undersign-

ed participants in the six-day- s' walkingmatch, ending at the Mechanics' Pavil-ho- n

February 27, 1889, fully endorse thevitalitmg effects of The -- Beat" Tonic.Frank Hart, Charles J. Sheridan, GusGuerrero, Pat Guerrero, Old Sport Cam-pan- a,

James Davis, Oofty Goofty, JohnBrodie, E. C. Moore, Thomas Howarth,George Cartwright, James Leahy, GusBrown, L. Crozier.

the U. 8. 8. Mohican, 2 toRecxptios On5:30 p. m.

t c. 79-- n

me sous ot uur cousin as follows: first,to His Royal Highness Prince Davidand to the heirs of his

body ; and failing heirs then to His RoyalHighness Prince Cupid Kalanianaoleand the heirs of his body ; each to as-sume the name and title of Kalakaca,and to be numbered in order from Us asthe first of this name, and in that caseto assume the number that shall nextfollow in numerical order.

Seventh We desire that Our Cham-berlain the Honorable Curtis P. Iaukeaor his successor be allowed occupationLthe chamber8 and archives of his

office at the Palace for one month afterOur decease, in which to regulate andput in order the affairs of his office beforepassing them over to his successor, incase any should be appointed, and Wedesire him to take charge of all our pub-lic and private papers immediately uponour decease .

T1HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEstockholders of the Union Iron WorksKii or tne elftctin of officers, will be?mvf,t1tve,w0ffice on -- ueen street, onMONDAY, Mercn 9th. at 11 o'clock a. m.

ROBERT MORE.Secretary.

--NOTICE.

THE DAILYPACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

thermometer on cool mornings isnot as low by one or two degrees(F.) as it is at my house about athousand feet nearer the sea andthirty feet less elevation. The lowground on the plain lying directlyin line with the downflow of coldair from Makiki Valley has a stilllower temperature, just as lowgrounds in Northern countries arealways the first sufferers fromfrost.

On Wednesday morning, March4, my thermometer, which was"properly placed," indicated 53deg. as the minimum for the night;at 6 o'clock it was 54 deg., fallingat 6:30 to 53 deg. again. At th(same time a thermometer two feetfrom the cround and exnospd tn

W. 0. PEACOCK & CO.OFFER FOR SALE EX CHARLOTrE," AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS

IN BOND OR DUTY PAID,

At Lowest Market Rates 1

W. C. PEACOCK & CO.,

Sole Agents Honolulu.B Jaat and fear not;I.t all the ends thou alm'at at beThy Country'!, thy Ood', and Truth'.

P. 0. Box 504 . Telephone 46.1362 2688--3 m

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company.

Eighth After the payment of Our just AKui awu CHOICE STOCKFRIDAY, OFMARCH 6, 1891. H'kujl AAU AFTER THE FIRST OF""""i " " iu "its loiiowmg dispositionof the property both real and personal UP-TOW- Nine Kates o the HawaiianBell Telephone Co. will be the same asvi which e snan oe seized and pos

&SfcTI Wines, BeeisTHE the clear sky read 51.5 de whil !f!?!a " Lth.e tlme ? Our death, the LiqNEW VOLCANO Alesuors Stoiit, Etc.hnnr for a timo ,v u' a 7. ?nt .De.inS ro?al domain or Crown Book, News and Stationery Store.HOUSE COMPANY. 5 5? i " ' " " ii ianas, dui Deing Our private property,marked 54 deg. The cold stream namely : We give, devise and bequeathCOMPRISED IN Part AS FOLLOWS :A w "uiu i air cnngs to the ywuur Deiovea vueen Kapiolani andVCIJ promising enterprise thl rrrnn tpK,K A j to her heirs nnri uaa,,a f ii ,

mvae oi me iuuiual uo., namely:Private Residences. . ..$2 00 per monthBusiness Places $3 00 per month

J- - F- - BROWN,2, 04-- 1 w Secretary H. B. Tel. Co.

NOTLCE.Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company.

.a prm a

XTl rr , i b'"""") ""ivu w uuuut w CU I aown I , . . , i6uij ivicver uu oi PRANG'Slotunuu.

xiousoi

unaertaking. .

ap--Ito 48 deg. in the nicht as there ever

uur eBiaie reainnrland Iersonal of whtso

was a modPrnt rl th a V" "aiur.e. ana wneresoever ART STUDIEST.6 " Biiuaiea in tne Hawaiian Kingdom.Which t find nnt o. Vinik i i . . . .

CHAMPAGNE in Pints and Quarts:G. H. Mumm & ,

Louis Rodere;" oSid vSTSt? Gre" " Sec "

CALIFORNIA and EUROPEANv.,vv,i,tu, biic I b nure uv leave ine nnmina.

dew point the evening before was tlon and appointment of Executor of this In greaat variety.just 48 deg. uur Jast Hill and Testament to the op--

pears io do, promising safe andeasy transport, comfortable lodgingand unequalled convenience for en-joyment of the greatest wonder ofthe world to travelers and touristeand promising fair returns to in

Aj. mr, AiNiNUAL. MEETING OFnuuKuoiaers neia eb. 2S, 1891, the

'u"u"lui? omcers or tne Company wereThere is no doubt that the night iani ith"bouds euonso"aeen KaPi

in question was the coldest on rec- - Done at Our' Palace at Keakealaniora in Honolulu, and thA nhsPort, Sherry, Malaga, Muscat,SPECIAL BARGAIN,

Orders solicited for' v.c, uanan. LUIS IWfnLV- -vestors. The compilers of the pros- - tions M.r WuIker and others per

"" 'ji iuf ensuing year:Godfrey Brown.. President and Treas.Cecil Brown Vice-Preside- ntJ.. Brown.. SecretaryJ. Lassid v . . . . . .Gen'i SuperintendentH. von Holt Auditor

Madeira, Zinfandel,.Claret, Malbec,

T TT 'ENCYCLOPEDIA v BRITTANICApectus have certainly hit mofat CA . c ? reIlJ4le " thermometers are

aptlv rn any accurate. As to the HotelT8 bIem,8he801 it may Ll the stream of cold frominconveniences a visit to the Pauoa Valley. Thefitandarrf hoi(fl

" egs ana Lases.With American Supplement.iJirectors-J- as. Campbell, W. O. Smith, IRISH WHISKIES--Jo- hn Jameson & Son, E. fe J. Burke, .Comprising 30 qnarto volumes a wholegreat from the ground for purposes of Horary in itself, price $55.V Pronounced th oroafot - j i .have been hitherto subjected. io tvu ieet. xnerc(Signed) J. F. BROWN,

Secretary H. B. Tel. Co.2704-2- W 13i5-l- m

CHAS. BREWER ft CO.'S

first day of May in the Year of our LordOne Thousand Eight Hundred andEighty-Eight- ..

Signed KALAKAUA REX.In re bankruptcy of Joseph Gold

stein, of Wailuku, Maui. Voluntarypetition for adjudication. Petitioneris declared and adjudged a bankrupt.Friday, March 24tb, is appointed forproof of claims and election ofassignee. C. L. Carter for petitioner.

In re bankruptcy of Richard Oliverof Honolulu. Voluntary petition foradjudication. Petitioner is declared

lot of Books ever offered.

!SSrS55f. SSS."Af.- -Shea,, O. F. C.

should always be some screen inter-vene between the bulb of the ther-mometer and the clear sky, inwhatever direction it may be. Jmay add that there is a reliablestandard thermometer at the Sur-vey Office, lately imported, with

Boston Line of Packets.

First, in bringing aboutinstead of antagonism between

the island steamship companies,between the hotels at Ililo andPunaluu, and the means of transport between either and the CraterTT T . .

THOS. 6. THRUM.1336 134-- y Pbopbiitor. Hiram Walker & Sons 1883 "Club" Whiskey

IMPORTERS WILL PLEASEwhich others can be compared, also and adjudged a bankrupt. March lase nonce mat the fine.nouse. rexr, in remodelling and1884 " IMPERIAL " RYE WHISKEY,Days From ZSew York

Election of Officers.tuai any iacts in meteorolocr r,. ftu apDomtea tor proof of o BARK MARTHA DAVISetc. v . j. omitn tor petitioner.Capt. GUN" Palm Tree, J. ,r T tt u

Son-- .d Tom," lSrASi-- S V&3&AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF3L stockholders of the"luoeiamon tne berth in Boston lo leave Inter-Ti.n- H BRANDTF.S TVa t r:i'?r this port on June Hennessy . John Exshaw

Brain workers, and all who have tcstand the severe mental strain conse-quent on intellectual employment, findClements' Tonic invaluable. Hol-liste- r

& Co. are the Agents for theIslands.

cient inducement offers

enlarging the house itself so that ported here will be gratefully renot merely transient sight-seer- s ceivedt Pt on record and use mademay procure food and shelter for

f t.hem'.Ar,il A curious though rather an ex- -couple of days, but encouraged by treme example of "this law of coldready access to Kilauea-ik- i and air happened to the writer years

other spots worthy of a visit may aS- - Camped on the side of Maunadeliberately undertake a week or Kea' at the neight of feet, buttwo, which neod 'not seem heavy ,A,W- - "ST.J.' J .thl

tne to'lowine Officers Anrl In - wwnai9i t .u ; were GUINNESS' STOUT. TtA. A'"icu lur iuc ensuing year:For further particulars apply toTVtTT rv aPABST9 1343--i C. BREWER & CO. BEER,

.B. Godfrey PresidentVice-Preside-

t r

w h v,Lfan SecretaryCan TreasurerT. W. Hebron Auditor

Directors W. B. Gnrffrpv i n v3Tcuj U)Drrtistmrnt3. BKKI7,In Quarts and Pints.TH5 FAVORITE "LUCIDA" CI5AR

- viutu ui au 1UCQ Ornn fh nt . . Iuvo ui auj traveler wnen more. JLater on, camped on thesummit of a crater cone 1,000 feet

Wilcox, M. P. Robinson, W.V. Smiih."the proposed improvements have Cosmopolitan Kestanrant. Has ,JA?; L McLEAN, Secretary.Honolulu. March 3. 1891. 270Mwhigher, 61 to 6b deg. was the low just arrived wi h other fine

brands of PEACOCK noest temperature, while on apeak at1362 26S3-3- m-x--rm. W mH. PETERSENI fc0uLD ALL MY INTERESTm the the above Restaurant to Y. Anln

The old Volcano House, whatthere was of it, has been alwayswell managed, and the visitorsalways had the best of care, and

HAVANA CIGARS,4

133 Fort Street.

over ii,uuu lect elevation the ther-mometer went down to 38 deg.only on the night that the pointwas occupied,aud the bitterest coldcamp found on the campaign was

ac- -now aumonzed to collect allcounts and pay all bills. Such as VIRGILIO, IRMA, FLORA, fcc. Fresh F ruits and Potatoes by everv Stmr.from ban rancisco : the htin.Ub-J-w JOHN YING.the best of fare that was available The Weekly Gazette and Daily Advertiserthe market.

A line stock Of Havana PiV.ro Tibut witft roads practicable through- - the b,ottom of a crater which was THIS PAPER IS KEPT 0 FILE For Sale byOrders for Groceries promDtlr'fi!!la. r

m. - awa i a . r.ai loiA i-u ven.cies, to say pitching a tent 'Ca8h sales small profits. 2677-3m- oauecy, tn & bo merchant's Exchange,Bin Francisco, Cal., where contract fo"erasing can be made for it4

uotumg oi tram-car- s, a large and Curtis J. Lyons. H. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.2702-l- w

'pHE ADVERTISER IS THEleading daily paper of the Kingdom ARE THE LEADING JOURNALS OF HONOLULU.

--J I

DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADYERTiaEl MARCH 6, 1891.OAHO LOCAL AND GENERAL. POPULAR INSTITUTIONS.Captain Dearborn Dead. tofrtisemfltti.Honolulu Fire Department.

The regular monthly meeting ofthe Board of Representatives of theHonolulu Fire Department was heldyesterday evening, Chief EngineerWilson presiding. Fifteen memberswere present.

A committee of five was appointedto investigate a charge brought bythe Fire Police against a fireman, in

RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S

TIME TABLE.To Take Effect From January 3. 1881.

T li A?I TNT R

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.Leave Honolulu. ..6:15 8:45 l:4Ii 4:30tArrive IIonoullult.7:15 9:49 2:49 5:28tLeave Ilonoulinll. 7:45 10:51 3:5L 5:50tArrive Honolulu. .8:40 11:55 4:5& 6:451

t Saturdays.only. 53-- tf

Sundays excepted.

Tide. Sun and Moon.

R HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,KING AND HKTHKL 8TS.

OfFer For Sale, ex Recent Arrivals!SUPERIOR : RHINE : WINES,

Such Austese. Rauenthaler, Radeheimer, Hochheimer,Laubenheimer, Nierteiner, Didesbeimer. .

CHAMPAGNES of Bonj. & Eug. Terrier, Chalon's Carte Blanche Laurence,M. Hilaire, Carte noir et Carte Blanche.

FLHNRUHGS ST CK BEEU-Guarant- eed the Genuine Article.LA AR1 AN BKfcK of the renowned Augustiner Brewery ; also.

GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS in a Large Variety.

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co.i J 13 King and Bthel 8trU.

PROF. M. MED. G. JAEGER'S

bt a. J. LTOKS.

b 5-D.y -- j -- 1 :

jus. E.C. r ng- -

ff

p.m. a.m. p.m. a.m.Won.... 2: 9.20 8.20 2.30 4.00 6.20 6 5 ...Toe... B 10.00 9 00 3.00 4.20 6.19 6.6 0.16'A'td.... 4: 10.10 9 60 3.20 5.00 6.18 6.6 1.16Thar... 5 11.30 10.40 3.4o 6.40 6.171 6.6 2.16yrl 6 ... 11.30 4.20 6.20 6.16 6.6 3.18,

a.m p.m. I

fiat 7 0.20 O.ln 5.00 6.60 6.16! 6.7 4.16Sdii.... x 1.2.! 0.50 5.40 7.20 6.15J 6.7 5.09

Genuine Sanitary Underclothing

connection with the recent fire onNuuanu street.

An investigation will also be madeof a claim for $500 damages broughtby Fai Kee, who says that the FirePolice would not let him enterhis jewelry store on the morning ofthe fire.

A House Burned Down.Shortly before 5 o'clock Thursday

morning anotner aiarm or. nre wassounded. The residence of Mr. JohnSheldon, at Iwilei, near the Jail,caught fire and was burned to theground. The department responded,but could do nothing on account ofthe distance and a lack of water.Some valuable books were destroyed.It appears that, a boy got up andlighted the coal oil stove, and after

some water on it to beCutting went back to bed. A fewminutes later the lamp exploded,which was the cause of the fire.

San Francisco papers refer to anew enpticai carDon, recently in-vented and manufactured by theFort Wayne Company, which is saidto be superior to those in use. Itburns from 22 to 24 hours. It is oneinch thick, while the others are abouta half-inc- h, but the shadow is aboutthe same as the smaller one. Thelight is a pure white, and muchstronger. It gives great satisfactionwherever tried.

SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

To SATISFY SEVERAL INquiries who furnished thefancy Pastry and Confection- -

. l At. TT a -ery. Creams, etc., at ine entertainmentgiven by 1. Al. . rympne. let me statethat it was furnished by F. M. Hoes, tothe satisfaction of all concerned, and thegeneral arrangements were superintendedby W. Styenford. 2704-3- t

AVANTED.A FURNISHED COTTAGE OF

about five rooms. Address B, thisoffi e. 705-3- t

Firewood For Sale.

EL1VERED AT THE HOUSE IND Quantities to suu. Apply at2705-3-W WAIALAE RANCH.

FOR SALE.A GOOD FAMILY HORSE.

Inquire of L. McCully at Gov-ernment Building. 2705-6-t

CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION:

I herewith appoint MR. M. GOLDBERG, Agent for the Sale of myGenuine Sanitary Underclothing for the Hawaiian Islands.

SiiinedJ PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.Stuttgart, the 19tii of September, 1890.

J3f"0riglnal to he seen in my

I certify herewith that I have given to WM. BENGERS SONS, Stuttjrart, theHole authority for the manufacture of Sanitary Underclothing after my systemboth at home and abroad. I recognize, as genuine, only the Sanitary Underclothing made by the original appointees which are stamped in blub with thbTRADE MARK OP Wm. BeNOER & SONS AND MY SIGNATURE UNDERNEATH. BeWarO Of

Immitation!Signed PROF. DR. G. JAEGER.

Mei chant-stree- t window.

Received and For Sale at

Honolulu is justly proud of themany various institutions that flour-ish in her midst; be they for educa-tional purposes, for physical devel-opment, for amusements and recrea-tions, or for whatever purposes theyare organized ; all are popular fortheir own special . advantages. Aninstitution differing somewhat fromthe above, but none the less popular;one offering greater advantages toits many members; one that is not

; confined to the city limits, but whichbpreads all over the islands; an in-stitution that, as soon as its doorswere opened, was besieged by multi-tudes anxious to join; and which isdaily growing more popular with allclasses, is the H. F. Wxchman WatchClub. The unbounded success ofthese clubs in the few months sincethey sprang into existence, has astonished even the skeptical into thebelief that there was somethingworth joining after all. Jnst theputting away of a small part ofyour spare cash, brings yon, in afew short months, something woi thhaving and having joined for. An-

other thing not generally known lythe uninitiated, is the fact that if I

you already possess a good watch,you are at liberty to select anything j

.1r.: 1 t it. 1 T Al 'urauru ui tun saiue vmut). is muruanything offering greater advan-tages than the H. F. WichmanWatch Club? . d&w

cncral SUtotrtistmtnts.

MARSHAL'S SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXissued out of the Police Court,

on the 21st day of February A. D. 1891,against Lee Kin and U,uon Chow.partneis,as Sun See Hop Co., defendants, in favorof 8. C. Allen, doing business as Allen &Robinson, plaintiffs, for the sum of TwoHundred Seventeen and 50-1- 00 Dollars($217.50), I have levied upon and shallexpose for sale at the front entrance ofKalakaua Hale, in the District ot Hono-lulu, Island of Oahu, at 12 o'clock m. ofTHURSDAY, the 2d day of April A. D.1891, to the highest bidder, all the right,title and interest of the said Lee Kin andQuon Chow, defendants, in and to the fol-lowing property, unless said judgment.interet, costs and my expenses be previ-ously paid.

List of property for sale : 1 clock, 4 bed-steads (white pine), 18 wooden horses, 1counter, 2 tool chests with tools, 1 tool noxwith tools, 1 grind stone and stand. 2 car- -enter's benches, 1 bundle of moulding, 11Elocks of hardwood, 3 tables, 5 lockers, I

unfinished table, 1 cabinet maker's ma-chine, tools, etc., 3 boxes of Chinese provi-sions, 1 lamp, 2 carriage wheels, 1 stool. 1

old guitar, 2 old bamboo chairs, 5 oldchairs, 1 anvil and vice, 1 lot of window-panes- ,

1 lot R. W. boards, 1 lot N. W.boards, 1 lot iron screws, bolts, etc. etc.

(Signed) C. L. HOPKINS,Marshal.

Honolulu, Mar. 3, 1891. 2703-l- m

FOE LEA.SE !

THE PREMISES ON KAAHU-inan- ustreet, at present occupied

by T. H. Davies & Co., and ad-joining their new buildine.

&Fot particulars enquire ofJ AS. L. McLEAN,

at Inter-Islan- d S. N. Co. 'a office.2699-lw-- tf

Ending December 31st, 1890.

14,7,154,901 SO.

...8 136,668,368 OO605.359 83

9.9S1.233 3834.978 778 69IG.973,200 05

4H.188 policies 1 GO 985,95 58200,055 policies 638,226,865 24

976,529,231 7251,311,631 548,624,400 OO

9 147,154,961 20

statement and find the same to be correct.A. N. WATERHOUSE, Auditor.

dividend will be apportioned as usual.

18V407672132

VST A Full Assortment Jnst

M. GOLDBERG'S,2696-2- COR. FORT AND MERCHANT 8TS.

THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., L'd.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Hardwai e,

Captain H. C. Deirborn, whodied at Tacoma on Thursday, February 19th, was well-know- n in Honolulu. He was born in Maine in1837, and' first commanded the clipper sb ip Wizard on the Atlantic andthen ran the steamer Leo from NewYork to Charleston. In 1867 he entered the employ of the Pacific MailCompany as first onicer. He commanded its steamers, the Nevada,Oregonian, China, Colorado andGreat Republic, old side-wheele- rs

on the China route. The iron steamers City of Sydney and City ofPeking were also under CaptainDearborn's charge until in 1S88 heretired from the Mail company'sservice. The captain was a generalfavorite with all who came in con-tact with him. He was an experienced navigator and shipmaster andup to the time of his death was sur-veyor for the San Francisco underwriters at Tacoma. A widow, oneson and two daughters are left bythe dead mariner.

Death by Drowning.The body of Mr. Daniel McMillan,

a bricklayer, was found floating inthe water near the spar buoy yesterday morning by two natives whowere out fishing. The body wastaken ashore and identified, andthen removed to the Police Station.There is no clue as to how McMillanwas drowned; no signs of foul playwere visible on the body. A jurywas summoned by Marshal Hopkinsas coroner consisting of the follow-ing gentlemen: J. Hopp, R. Cay-for- d,

M. N. Sanders, Theo. Wolff,H. W. Berry and S. Green. Theyviewed the body and then adjourneduntil further summoned by the Mar-shal. The deceased was about sixty-eig- ht

years of age. He was a mem-ber of Lodge Le Progres A. F. &A. M. and was buried from the hallKing street, in the afternoon.

S. S. Farallone.The steamer Farallone, Captain

Bonifield'in command, sailed fromSan Francisco recently for San Josede Guatemala. The Farallone waschartered by Geo. W. Maxon, H. C.Ackley and C. R. Miles of Sacra-mento, who, with their wives andfamilies, are going on a pleasure tripto South America. It is their inten-tion to make the trip profitable aswell,and to this end the steamer wasloaded with young horses and cattle,hogs and other domestic animals,for which there is a great demand inGuatemala

The Farallone was formerly em-ployed in trading between Californian and Mexican ports, and was thefirst boat secured for the proposednew line between San Diego andHiio. Ex.

The Hawaiian Cable.In an interview published in the

Examiner, General. A. S. Hartwell,President of the Pacific Cable Com-

pany, who is in Washington waitingto see what Congress will do to aidhis enterprise, is reported to havesaid: "I have requested estimatesof the cost of the cable and a repairshop, to be made by four differentconstruction companies in England."We do not like, the sound of this.Americans ought to be able to buildtheir own cable lines, and Congress,if it grants any subsidy to the company, should make an express provi-sion that the work shall be done byour own . construction companies.Mercury.

Km Rbvzvtistmmts- -

TO HOUSEKEEPEKS

fAsk Your Grocer for

Starr's Best Roller-mad- e Choice Extra

FLOUR!Best and Cheapest in This Market.

his brand has been used bymany persons during the past ear andnas given satisfaction.

C. BREWER & CO., L'd.,2706-l- m Agents.

NEW YORK- LINE!

A N Al VESSEL WILL BE DESxjl patched in this Line to sail fromNew York in all the month, of May.

JJOFor further information apply to

CASTLE & COOKE.Honolulu, II. I.,

or to W. H. Cbossman & Bro.,77 and 79 Broad St., New York.

2706 12t

FOR SALE.ALGEROBA CORD WOOD. APPLY

W. E. ROWELL.2699-l- w

NOTICE,milE WARDROOM MESS OF THE U--L S.S.Iroquois will not be responsiblfor debts contracted by their steward withou written or verbal authority of thecaterer. 2704-3- t

FOE SALE.ONE BUGGY AND ONE

Brake, almost new. Applyat Aavertiser omce.

2703-- 1 w

How's your thermometer ?

Dr. Furry is quit seriously ill.

The dustiest place in town is alongtne esplanade.

Mr. Morgan holds his regular cashsale at 10 o'clock this morning.

The steamer W. G. Hall is duethis afternoon from windward ports.

John Ying has a notice elsewhereconcerning the Cosmopolitan restaur-ant.

The "Waialua Sugar Mill finishedgrinding for the season last Satur-day.

A meeting of the Ladies' AltarSociety will be held this afternoon atthe Convent at 2:30, o'clock.

Messrs. Castle & ' Cooke will dis- -a vessel from New York forBatch in all the month of May.

"Messrs. C. Brewer & Co. have theceienrateu atarr s roller maae nourfor saie. Housekeepers should try it.

Collector-Genera- l Cleghorn callsfor sealed tenders for the printingaod binding of his annual report for

Verdi's II Trovatore Saturdayevening, by the New York OperaCompany. A few seats remain un-sold at Mr. Levey's office.

The agents of the Pacific MailCompany state that they have noadvice of the China's touch here thismonth, and the report is probablyincorrect.

The great coursing event in Eng-land the Waterloo Cup was wonby Colonel North's dogFullerton,February 21st. Fullerton won theevent in 1890.

The members of the choir of theCentral Union Church are speciallyrequested to be in attendance at therehearsal Saturday evening at 6:45o'clock sharp.

The captain and officers of the TJ.S. S. Mohican will be " at home " onboard this afternoon from 2 to 5:30o'clock. There will be dancing tothe strains of Prof. Berger's stringband.

The Secretary of the Board ofEducation announces that the regu-lar vacation of all public schools, atthe close of the first session of theyear, will extend from April 10th tothe 27th.

A dray horse had a fit of kickingyesterday afternoon on. Brewer'swharf, nd before he got through,had smashed several cases of ginwhich had been unloaded from theFifeshire. '

; An accident happened to one ofthe pumps of the Lihue Sugar Mill,Kauai, the early part of this week,but it was quickly repaired by theengineer. No unnecessary delay wascaused by the mishap.

The term of the Fourth Circuitopened at f.Nawiliwili, Kauai, onWednesday morning. Chief JusticeJudd and Circuit Judge Hardy wereon the Bench. There were twenty-eigh- t

cases on the calendar.

Remember the lecture to be givenby His Excellency John L. Stevensin the Y. M. C. A. Hall this evening,at 7:30, o'clock. r Subject : " TheCountries of the Rio tie la Plata."Admission free ; all are invited.

Judge G. B. Burnett of St. Louisis stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel.Yesterday morning he was presentm the Supreme Court during thehearing of a case. Judge Burnett isalso attorney for the Wabash rail-way.

Their Excellencies the Hons.Samuel Parker, Minister of ForeignAffairs, and Chas. N. Spencer. Minister of the Interior, visited the U. S.warships Mohican and Iroquois, yes-terday morning. The customarysalute was tired. ,

.i ii .;yo. uioBuueiauu uuu wns triven yesterday eveniug at the residence ofMr. J. B. Castle, Waikiki, in honorof Miss Nellie White. A large company was present, and all enjoyedthe merry occasion. The Hawaiianstring band furnished music.

A Tl ia. jc rencn paper says tuat anItalian singer has employed a Creolesoprano, a negro contralto, a Germantenor, a Hawaiian baritone, and aFrench pianist, to travel in his company on a professional tour to theUnited States. Query; Who's theHawaiian baritone ? '

Kauai was having its full share ofcold weather during the first part ofthe week. Mrs. Isenberg, of Lihue,reported the thermometer at herhouse as low as 49 degrees on Wednesday morning. The thermometerat the Hon. W. H. Rice's place registered at 50 degrees the same morning.

Mr. Maurice Goldberg, the wellknown and gentlemanly proprietorof the gent s furnishing and clothingstore, corner of Fort and Merchantstreet, contemplates a trip to theCoast on business and pleasureleaving on the Australia next weekMr. Goldberg has certainly earned avacation. It is rumored that hemay not return alone."

iMr. Cogswell, the artist, so weland favorably known to the residentsof Honolulu has just completed portraits of Judge and Mrs. WidemannHon. W G. Irwin, Hon. M. P. Robinson, and General Grant. All are remarkably fine likenesses, for whichthe artist is justly celebrated. TheseDortraits are on view at the artist'sstudio, and a cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to inspectthpm.

To those who need a pleasant Tonicfor any kind of debility, we can recom-mend Clements' as the beat. For saleby Hollister & Co.

GEASSWAEE,3 and Chandeliers and Electroliers, Metal and Glass

Lamps, Lamp Fixtures,2,

THE MTTTTJ-AJ- L

SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK

RICHARD A.. McCURDY, President.

mPAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES,

Lard Oil, Cylinder Oil, Mecca Engine and Cylinder Oils, Dynamo Oils, Powder,Shot and Caps, Chamberlain's Patent Machine-loade- d Cartridges, ''

House Famishing Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery,George Westenholm's Pocket Knives, Wade & Butcher's Razors,Plows, Planters' Steel Hoes and other Agricultural Implements, Handles.

PLANTATION SUPPLIESOF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Hart's Patent "Duplex " Die Stock for Pipe and Bolt Cuttinjc;Rubber Hose, either Plain or Wire Bound; Sprinklers and Stands;

New " Easy " Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers, High Grass Cutters ;Manila and Sisal Rope.

AGENTS FORHartman's Steel Wire Fence and Wire Mats,Neal's Carriage Paints, .

Statement for the I ear

ASSETS

Reserve on Pollrle at 4 per centLiabilities otlier tban KenerveSurplusKeceipt from all sourcesPayments to Policy-Holde- rs

Risks assumedRisks In force

The Time Signal for the Port is given at12 h. 0 m. 0 s. (midnight) of Greenwich time, or1 h. 28 m. 34 8. p. m. ol Honolulu Observatory

time.It is eiven by the Steam Whistle oi the Ilonolnla

Flailing MM, a few doors above the customHouse. The same whistle Is sounded cor-rectly at Honolulu Mean Noon. ObservatoryMeridian, or 10 h. 31 m. 26 s. of Greenwichtime.

Meteorol oglcal.THERMO

9a OS Ds Kb4 V

B

San. 22 30.10 30.03 74 0.00! 60 0-- 8; 2Mon 23 30.03,29.1.6 58 76 0.00 68 3- -0 T K 5-- 1

Tues 24;3i.t)8:30.(J 541 75 4 NWS 5-- 0

Wed 0.18 30.15 6 71 0.00 57 4 NNE 3Thar 26 :(0.26 3.1.18 61 72 O.Oo 68 7; VNK 3Frt.. n ?0.24 0.17 64 71 0.00 58 8, NNE 4Sat.. 2Sl 30.24 30 17 5 it 72 0.17 71 & NS 4

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

AKKIVAI.S.Thursday. March 5.

Stmr Kaala, Hagland, from Lahama.Stnir Waialeale, Chaney, from Nawili-wil- i.

Stmr J A Cummins. Neilson. from Koo- -

lau.

O K 1 A KTL'li KS.THCE8DAY, March 5.

Am bk S C Allen, Thompson, for SanFrancisco.

Schr Kawailani for Koolau.Stmr Kaala. Hagland, for Kilauea and

Uanalei.Amm bkt Discovery, McNeill, for San

Francisco.

VESSELS LEAVING TO-DA- Y.

Stmr C R Bishop, Le Claire, for circuitof Oahu at 9 a ni.

Stmr Waialeale, Chaney, for Kukui- -haele and ilonokaa at 10 a in.

Schr Ka Moi for Paauilo.Schr Luka for Kohala. .Schr Kulamanu for Kohala.

VESSELS IN POKir.(This list does net Include coasters.)

U S 8 Mohican, Shepard. from Hiio.II M S Nymphe, Turner, Hiio.U S S Iroquois. Bishop, from Samoa.Bk C O Wiiiimore, Ward, Newcastle.Br ship Fifoshire, Gr ig, Liverpool.Ger bk J U I'duger, Kruse, Bremen.Ger bk Santiago, M Geerds, New York.Am ship tixpurter, Ktzer, Newcastle.Am schr Golden Snore. Henderson, Newctl.Am Bk Sonouia, Lee, Newcastle.Br S S Houn-low- , Norman, Nanairao, B C.OS S Australia, Houdlette, San Francisco.

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.Vrtic:3. Wberefrom. Dne.

BkVivax New York May 15Bk Fooling S.j.iy.... Boston June 7BkH HackfeUl Liverpool June4Tern Wra Kenton. .Newc't(Kahului)FeblOBk Newsboy Newcastle Feb 28Ship Meroni Port blakely....Feb28BktKlnitat Fort Townsend. Mar 4Bkt Amelia Port Towns'd.. Mar 13Sp Harvester Newcastle Mar 20Tern J O Ford San Fran (Mah)Mar 1

Bk Oallao .-- Liverpool June 1

Schr Kaalokai Fanning's Ish.Feb 28Bk Indefatigable Newcastle Mar 3Bk Oineo Newc'e (Kah).Mar 1Ship Centennial New York May 30Brgt Lurline SF(Hito) Feb 28Bk Albert San Francisco.Mar 1

BktS G Wilder San Francisco.Mar 24Schr Kobt Lewers. . . PortTown'd.. .Mar 15OSS Alameda San Francisco. Mar 12

Brgt Consuelo S F ( Kah ) Mar 6OSS Zealandia San Francisco.Mar 17

Bk C U Bryant San Francisco.Mar 2Bk Annie Johnson.. Liverpool Jun 18

O SS Mariposa Colonies Mar 12JapS S Yaru'a Maru. Yokohama.... Mar 11

Br S S Eton Nanaimo Mar 22Nor bk Babino Barry Mar 12

Ger ship J C Glide. ..Liverpool June 5Bkt Eureka Eureka Mar 23Schr J G North San Francisco.Mar 18

rASSENGEKS.ARRIVALS.

From Kami, per stmr Waialeale, March6 T W olft and P A Dias.

DEPASTURES.

For Ean Francisco, per bark S C Allen,March c Mrs Gascoyne and child, Mrs EPreston anl Mrs J J Greene.

For San Francisco per bkt DiscoveryMarch 5 J G McKenzie and J Bottleher

SHIFFlSO NOTES.

Th machinery that arrived by thehark Charlotte for the new sugar mill atHnlnninH. Kona. Hawaii, is still lying atthe Esplanade.

Srmo knowincr ones on the city frontthink that the Japanese steamer due herenext week with immigrants from Japanwill likely be the Yamashiro Maru.

The Australia is taking in sugar.ThA bark S. C. Alien sailed March 5th

for San Francisco with 19,29 bugs (1.183valued ac S 102.4 19 14. Th

shippers were: F. A. Schaefer & Co.. G.UU5

bags sugar; Castle & Cooke, 5,502 bagssugar; C. Brewer & Co., 7,038 bags sugar.

The four-maste- d schooner Golden Shorewas docked at the Fort street wharf yes-

terday to discharge coal. She has been aweek in the stream waiting for a berth todischarge.

The W. G. Hall arrives this afternoon.The steamer Kaala arrived March 5th

from Labaina-wit- 1,971 bags sugar.

The steamer Waialeale arrived Thurs-day morning from Kauai with 28C5 bagssugar. She sai's this morning for Hama-ku- a.

The steamship Hounslow has alreadytaken in over 10,000 bags sugar.

The barkentine Discovery sailf d March5th for San Francisco with 11,336 bagssugar, shipped by Messrs. H. Hackfeld &

Co The cargo was valued at $59,675.

Dick Mendelbaum, who sought toevade his creditors by going to seaon the Monowai from San Franciscoon her first trip, did not go on herwhen she sailed on the20th. Thesteamer was too closely watched byinterested creditors to make it safefor him to try to get away.

THK ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: W. G. Fischer's Wrought Steel Ranges and Fire and Burglar-proo- f Safes,Gate City Stone Filters,New Process Twist Drills.

Real Estate and Bond & Mortgage LoansUnited states Bonds and other SecuritiesLoans on Collateral SecuritiesCash in Banks and Trust Companies at interest 3,556.441 59Interest accrued. Premiums deferred, etc 7.133,256 35

nPTJ T? A T? l fi0irTfi P Admitted by every Jne to be theX XI Hi J. H-XLit-

X yj 1 VJlV-- j very best Windmill in existence.It is made of Steel and will last longer and give better satisfaction

than any other manufactured."NEW GOODS received by every Steamer. NO OLD GOODS IN STOCK II have carefully examined the foregoing

From the Surplus above stated a

The business for 1890 shows INCREASE over that of 1889,' as follows:In Assets SIO.753,633In Reserve on Policies and Surplus 10.554,091In Receipts 3.H59.759In Payments to Policy-holder- s 1,772,591In Risks assumed 4,611 policies, 9,383,502In Risks In force 23,745 policies, 72,276,931

Crockery,

solicited and promptly filled. 79--q

WORKS CO.Manager.

Superintendent.

Iron Founders,Esplanade, Honolulu,

Steam Engines,

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

MACHINERY done at REASONABLE1354 14d-S-m

PAPERS OF THE KINGDOM,

Orders from the other Islands

UNION IRONJ. N. S. WILLIAMS,R. MORE, :

Engineers andOffice and Works,

PjTncntf toFollcj-llolder- s.

113.923.062 19..14,402,049 90..13,129.103 74 .

14.128,423 GO .

14.727,550 22..15.200.608 38.,16,973,200 05..

MANUFACTURERS OF

Risks RisksYear. Assumed. Outstanding.1884....? 34,681.420. .1351,789.285 ..1885.... 46,507,139. . 368.931.441... .

1886.... 56,832,719. . 393,809,203... .

1887.... 69,457,468. . 827,628.933...1888.... 103,214,261 . 482.125.184... .

1889.... 151.002,483 . 565,949.934... .

1890 ... 160,985,986 638,226,865... .

New York, January 28th, 1891.

BOARD OFSamuel E. Spkoulls. George F.Lucius Robinson. Jos. Thompson.Samuel D. Babcock. DudleyGeorge S. Coe. FredericRichard A. McCurdy. Julien T.James C. Holden. RobertH ebrmann C. Von Post. S. VanAlexander H. Rice. Charles R.Lewis May. GeorgeOliver Harriman. Rufus W.Henry W. Smith. J. Hob artRobert Olyhiant. Wm. P.

Sugar Machinery, Irrigating Machinery,Steam Boilers, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molasses Tanks, Sugar Cars,

Cane Cars, Elevators, Conveyors, Furnace Fittings,Wrought and Cast Iron Work for House Builders,

Water Wheels and Gearing, Bar Iron, Etc.

Baker.

Olcott.Cromwell.Davies.

Sewell.Rensselaer Cruger.

Henderson.Bliss.

Peckham.Herrick.

Dixon.

DIFFUSION MACHINERY

SOLE AGENT8 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOR THE

Pelton Water Wheel.ROBERT A. GRANNISS, Vice-rrefide- nt.

Receipts. Assets.

.$19,095,318 41.... $103,876,178 51. 20.214.a54 28.... 108.004.967 51. 21.137.176 67 114,181,963 24

23.119.922 46., 118,806,851 8826,215,932 52 ... 126.082.153 5631,119.019 62 ... 136,401,328 0234,978,778 09.... 147,154,961 20

TRUSTEES.Robert A. Grasniss.Henry H. Rodgers.j no. w. auchincloss.Theodore Morford.William Babcock.Preston B. Plumb.hTUIVE8AKT FlSH.Augustus D. Jcilliakd.Charles E. Miller.James W. HusrED.Walter R. Gillette.James E. Grannies.

ISAAC F. LLOYD. 2d Vice-Preside-

FREDERICK SCHROEDER, Ass't Sec'yWAlLKllUlOli, AUGUOr.

LLD., F. I. A., Actuary.CHARLES B. PERRY, 2d Ass't Actuary

WILLIAM W. RICHARDS, Comptroller

Directors.i E. J. M A RSH, M.D.

M. WHITE, M.D.

33. HOSE.General Agent Hawaiian Islands.

CO-REPAI-RS of all kinds of

RATES and at SHORT NOTICE.

WALTER R. GILLETTE. Gen'l Manager.WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary.

AKJJUttAL.L i.EMORY McCLINTOCK,

JOHN TATLOCK, Jr., Ass't Actuary.

The Daily Advertiser and Weekly GazetteFREDERIC CROMWELL. Treasurer.FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier.

EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier.JOHN A.

WILLIAM G. DAVIES, Gen'l Solicitor.

MedicalGUSTAVUS S. WINSTON, MI),

GRANVILLE

S.1364 2897-- 1 m

ARE THE LEADING

Ajid Have the Larp-es- t Circulation.

Dklht PAClflC bOMMEBOlAIi . AflVEBTIBEft, fcatt6jiU. 1801,

General R. A'zer of ilkbjer3.n, !

READ THIS!Baldwin Locomotivas! 1 Ik G. to CfcSwiMjEBpjHSB PLANING MILL IHHL H. MISPETER HIGH : - Irop.

Office and 3IiU on A'akea near Queen Street.

Doors, Sash, Blimls, Screens. Frames, Etc., Ete.

MOULD INGS-Turn-ed and Sawed Work.a

Haring secured the services cf Mju C. B. Baoxr.-- Arehitact aad : BccUinzSuperintendent, I am now prepared to furnish Designs for every deecxiption etBolklmg, and will Saperintecd tbe Cocstroction of the sme.

before placicg yoar orders elsewhere.Iease call and examine designs

Jty Prompt attentkm to all orders.

GEO. W. LIXCOLN,

BTJILDEK ui C62Sra7RA.CTORIa prepared to furnish Plans and SpeciScatkms for, and Constrnct alltdnds of Baildings, either Brick, Stone, Iron or Wood, in a satisfactorymanner

X7 Being & Practical Architect myself, I am prepared to make all Plansand 3 pacification , and Personal lv Superintend the same.

Thankful to all who have entrusted their work to roe heretofore, I hope tomerit a continuance of their patronage, by faring the same my personal supervis-ion and employing competent assistants, thereby enabling me to guarantee satis--tacuon.

X7ALL KINDS OF JOBBING and REPAIRING promptly attended to.Offices and Stores Fitted up with neatness aad dispatch.

G. W. LINCOLN,Bell Telephone 275. 65 q 75 axd 77 Kixa &rxxrr.

WAIALAE BEEEDING RANCH

& CO

'aaCa,,

ArrivalofBlenfffe

HI Dijs frca LiTerpxl!

LARGE CAJROO OF

New Goods

Anchors, Chains,Cocoa Mats, Kettles,

Sauce Pans, Fry Pans,Bedsteads,

Fence "Wire,SLeattin iletal,

Roofjig Iron,CaneKniTse,

CiW

Sole Leather TrcnLs,White Lead, Red Lead,Boiled linseed Oil,Castor 03, Belting,Coal Tar, Water Tanks,Fire Brick, Bed Brick, Alum,Bed Ochre, Fire Clay,Bags, Twine,Filter Cloth,

Soap, Groceries,Boots and Shoes,

Perfumery, Flags,Rope Brushes,

Croquet Sets,Dressing Cases,

Mirrors,Eadea

Bridles, Felts, Whips, Spurs,Blankets, Sheeting,Dry Goods, Merinos.Shawls, Handkerchiefs,Victoria Lawns,Mosquito Netting, Leggings,Laces, Ribbons, Hats, Helmets,,YelTets, Embroidered Dress.

Flannel,Basket Trunks,

Picnic Hampers,Rags, Mats, Carpeta,

Clothing, Tweeds,Ginghams,

Hosiery,Scarfs.

Suitings in latest styles,Underwear, Braces,Sofa Pillows.Gloves, Flouncing,Embroidery. Curtains,Table Napkins,Table Cloths,Water-pro-of Coats,Artificial Flowers.Dust Cloaks,Pajama Suits,Fine Hosiery Silk, lisle, Cotton,

Dinner Sets,Tea Sets,

Desert Sets,Fancy Crockery,

Common Crockery.Wedgewood War,

Vases,

Wicker Ware, Fancy Chairs,Hammocks, Tables, Baskets.Umbrella Stands,Decanters,Salad Bowls,Mush Sets,Flowerpots,Filters,Etc, Etc, Etc.

MJOTXTJ;.

0FFE2. FOE SALE

Lime and Cement,PARAFFIN'E PAINT CO- - S

Compounds and Eoofing

axxs s ratest

felt Suas Pipe CcTsrti, i2

FERTILIZERS :

Wool Itxt,Bone ST etil,

Fisii

BUCK Sc OHLANDT'S

Hich Grade Cteald Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:

Cocksfoot, Eye Grass and Clorers.

REFINED SUGAES,

Fair bank Canninr Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

BAJLMON is babeels,131-- 0

2srarw goodsa Fine Assortsient

We hare just receiTed per 8. S. Australa fine selection of 5ew Goods,

comprising, oneelegant

Haiid-paint- ed Porceliia Dinner Set

A few of Chose fine hand-embroider- ed

SILK and SCREENS,EBONY FRAMES,

Assorted colors and patterns of Crepebilk chawIs. Eieganl Tete--a te Cups

ana zsaueers. a nne toe ot

Manila Cigars and Cheroots1U J in a Box.

Scarf Pins in great variety,Lily Bulbs.

A few of those handy Mosouito Urns.Also, an assortment of new styles of

Rattan Chairs and TablesAlso, a small selection of JAPANESE

COSTCMES.aC9"Cali early and examine this fin

assortment of New Goods.

WING WO CHAN & CO.No. 2SI Naoanu Street.

79--q

LOVE'S BAKERY.JVo. 7 SaaAa Street.

Jti8. BOBT. I3TX, . . ProprlttiTM.

vary Doaerlptloii cf Plata aad

Bread aud Crackers,r BIB E

Soda CrackersA X P

Saloon BreadAJwara Hud.

MILK BEEADA EFEdsLTl.

(aLamia Order Promptly AttendedSMI

THEEISDOKIron and Locomotive Works,

CorBar of Koal acd Bowartf Streets,

Saa Frsaelaeo California

W. H. TATXOB PreaM.bB. S. XOOaz Scptrinwaden

Builders of Steam Machinery

la all ita braacaoa.

StoAmboat, Steamship. Land Zitglatm k BoilerHigh Pnoaora or Compound.

BTXAM VESSELS of all Hod built completewith balU ot wood. Iron or eompoalto.

OBDI5ART E5G15ES compounded wfcen adYlAAbla.

gTZAX LA t'5CUXS, Eargea and Steam Tagn coatraded with reference to the trade ia wbieltbe? are to be employed. Speed, tonnage asldraft of water (Uftranteod.

TCOAB 1GLL8 and Sugar Making Staehlnerjmade after tbe moat approred plana. Alao.al.Boiler Iroa Work connected tberewitb.

WATEB P1EE, of Boiler ot 4het Iron, of anjalxe. made in mtable lengtbf for connectingtocetber, or Sbeeta rolled, poached and packetfor ablpment, ready to be riveted cn tbfground.

BTTDRAtTLlC BJVETISO, Boiler Work and WaterPi pee made by tbia establishment, riveted bjhjdranlic riretiag machinery, tbat quality o:work beint; far enperi or to band work.

SHIP WOBI., Ship and Steam Capetans, EteaaWinehee, Air and Clrcnlating Pcmpe, madafter tbe moat approred plana.

BOLE AgenU and manafactsrera for the PaciflCoaat of the Heine Safety Boiler.

FCKPS Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation ocity works' purpoeee, built with the celebratedDory Valve avoUon, anperlor to any otbe-pomp- .

JOHN DYER HoDoIolt

Una Boom So. 3. npetatre.Spreckele ElocJ

Bedward & Howell,

Contractors & Builder?Brick, Stone and Wooden Building

Es time tee Glven--

Jobblac Promptly Attended t,76 EIXQ 8TBKET.

Bell Telephone So. a. P. O. Boa 42S

gteaniera from Seattle or Taeonia.Tiiora EesgsnXuckj Baldwin's

Eastern race manager, hm at-sccn- ied

with $1,000.The United States Treasury De-pirtm-

ent

agest at West Saperlor.Wis- -, reports that as znzvy a fftyChitee a dar are being snnggiedizlo that country from Canada.

The California Lejrsiature, uowin seiGii there, has about decide-- i

to raake a special appropriation cf1300,000 for the proposed separateState exhibit at Chicago.

The English GoTeniment is Eego-tiatlc- g

with Armour i Cb theChicago packers, to establish aslaughter house and packing estab-lishment in India.

The air ship invented by V7;IIiaraPennington cf Ml Cancel, IIL, hasbeen give a satisfactory tnal atChicago. The ship has been pro-nounced a success in every particu-lar.

The BostOD Commercial Bulletinsays that a syndicate of importershas been formed under the leader-ship of Jordan, Marsh & Co., of thatcity, to test tbe legality of the Mc-Kinl- ey

bilL They will act in con-cert with the Chicago importersaixl upon the same line.

On the 23th nit. the sale of Sen-ator Stanford's young horses wasbrought to a close in 2iew York.In all, 122 horses were sold at auc-tion for a total of $163,030.

Colonel William F. Vilas hasbeen elected to the United StatesSenate from Wisconsin, succeedingSpooner.

An editor named Pfeffer, andformerly a Eepublican, has beenelected to the United States Senaiefrom Kansas to succeed Ingalls.

William McKinley is generallylooked upon by the Eepublicans astheir next Presidential candidate.He will run for Governor of Ohiothis fall as a stepping stone to tbenomination.

The National Farmers' Alliancehas passed a resolution demandingthat Senator Stanford's land loanscheme be carried out. The aboli-tion of the National Banks is alsodemanded.

John Pushbacker, an old Cali-forni- an

miner, has just discovereda four-fo- ot lode of tin ore atDurango, Mexico. The ore runs49.4 per cent, oxide of tin.

Notice ot Election.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEEwa Plantation Co., held tikis day, the

following officers were eieteed for the ensu-ing year:

CM. Cooke PresidentJ. a. Caatle.. Vice-Preside- nt

E. D. Tenney SecretaryJ. li. Alherton TreasurerJ.H.Paty AuditorThe above-name-d officers also constitute

the Board of Directors.E. L. TENNEY,

becretary E. P. Co.UoDolcla. Jan. 31, L?91 a7d 13fJb-l-m

Election of Officers.

rpHE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE-- - elected as officers and directors of O.Brewer & Co., L'd., at the annual meetingof the Company held this cay, or the car-re- nt

year:P. C. Jones President and ManagerJ. O.Carier...Treasurer and SecretaryW. P. Allen AuditorHon. C. R. Bishop, Hon. H. Waterhoose

and S. C. ALen. Directors.J. O. CARTER,

Secretary C. Brewer dt Co., L'd.Honolulu. Feb. 4, ls3I. 21-l- m

ISTOTICE.

FROM AND AFT EEthis date we will not beresponsible for anyfreight after same has

beeu iauueu. Parties to whom freight isconsigned most be at the landing to receivetheir freight

W1LDER-- S STEAMSHIP CO.Honolulu, feept. 5, 1'2-- q

NOTICE.

fTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS THISA day opened a retail store at No. 78Nuuanu street, for the purpose of selling

GENERAL MERCHANDISE,combined with a

Tailorlsg il! Drtsscalirg Department

WONG HOP CHANG.Aug. 21, 1S90.

TbelEnterprise Hack Co.

rrjmjC HAS BEEN" and has removed to Carriage

Stand No. 13. opposite the Po-lice Station. Telephone orders will receiveprompt attention and the public guaran-teed satisfaction. Wagonetts furnished ata few minute's notice.

BeUTel. 113; Mutual Tel. 630.WALLACE JACKSON,

LoO-l-m Manager.

B:gG casgivea uai ver-sa!X2Car. ! satisfaction in tbeg2l?l TO DaTtAI aire of Gonorrhea andGleet. 1 prescribe It andfeel safe in recommend-ingroly by the it to all snZerera,

A. J. STOXEB, -!-)-,fSn-inii- at. A Oecatar. IU.Ohio. PRICE. 11.00.

Sold by Prootgisu.

Hollistbr & Co., Wholesale Agents.BrssoH, Smith A Co.. Wholesale Agents' 6M3131T

JKT RECEIVED FOR SALE CHLP 1

GalTanlied Ri-ljdz- z,

Galr. Screw and Lead Washers, jPlain Gil rariized Iron,S fleet Lead, Shet ZLrc,Boxes of Tin,Galvanized WATER PIPING, "It 1

HAIR PELTING and Asbestos Sponge,for cnrerix.? cteasi pipes ;

Rather Packinz, all kinds :

BLACK FENCE WIRE,Galvanized Fence Wire,Galvanized and Copper Telephone Wire,Genuine Bell Telephones,Electric Hoa?e Bells, and

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES!CT"ixcTRa; Light J ujtts of any

size and description famished and in-

stalled.

SHIP CHANDLERY:

Ei:5 Coal Tar,Bbls. Stockholm Tar,Bbls- - Pitch, Asphaltata ;Block?, in great variety ;Manila Rope, H to 7 inch ;

Iron and Meel Wire Rope,Iron fixing, assorted ;YeDow Metal Sheathing, 14 ox. to 26 ox.

Oakum, Oars, all sixes;Patent Logs,Nautical Almanacs,Banting, assorted colors ;

American and Hawaiian FLAGS .

A great variety ofSHIP HARDWARE of latest designs.

NO OLD STOCK !

Also, cocsianUy on hand, a foil stock ofSHELF HARDWARE,

Tools of all kinds,Agricnltaral Implements,KEROSENE OIL, of good qiality ;SPERM, and all otherLUBRICATING OILS;Boston Card Matches,Robber Hose, assorted ;ALCOHOL of high test for mechani-

cal and medicinal porposes, jnstreceived

u. or the abovx roa sals bt

E. O.HALL & SON,Cor. Fortriid King Streets.

1382 26M-l- m

WE ARE NOW SHOWING

at oca

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

Six (5e7 Stjla) FISCEIS tzi SCHTJEBET

(New York Make)

PIANOS !Just receiTed direct from the Factory.

II ff

We will sell them at Prices that defy com-petition, OQ

Easy Monthly iEstiUnents!

aCtyCall early and get first choice. Alsoa new line of

Plash Piano Scarfs and Piano Stools.

the Hawaiian news co.7J-- q

W. E. SALTER,

WATCHM.King titreot, next Geo. XJaeola'a.

Cheapest and best p'ace to get yonrWatcbor Clock Repaired in a first-cla- ss

manner.Repairs to Musical Instruments ;

Fine Mechanical Work;

Electroplating and Gilding.

9 " All work warranted for twelvemonths. 154-l- m

SUN NAil SING,

No. 109 Nuuanu Street;Begs to call the attention of the public to

their large and well selected Stock of

Japanese Goods.Suitable for tbis market, which will brsold at lowest prices. 49-l-y

ANDERSON & LUNDY,

Dentists.ARTIFICIAL TKETfc

from one to an entire set inJJTrrn serted on gold, surer, allnm

mum and rubber bases.Crown and bridge work a specialty. Tcpersons wearing rubber plates which are aconstant source of irritation to themouth and throat, we would recommendour Prophylactic Metal Plate. All oper-ations performed in accordance with thelatest improvements in dental science.Teeth extracted without pain by the use ofNitrous Oxide Qas.

Hotel street, Tregloan premIlSl-- q

2!The undersjpsed hTin? been appelated

HciLe AgetAi far tLe Iiiiii Island

rox rax czixiaurxD

Baldwin Locomotives

Froco the Works of

fasiisi, Pxrrj, WiUiira & Co,

Philadelphia, Penn.,Are now pnrpaxrd to give estimates andreceive rdo lor these engines, of anyeixe and style.

The Eaxdwu Locojcotttz Wozra arenow raanulitcrin a eU- - of LocoaiotiTC particnlzrir ucsi

Per Phntitkn Porfcso,

A number of which hare recently beenrecti Ted at these Islands, and ire wiDhare pJearare La forcrLahin? PlantationAgents and Managers with particnLars ofsame.

The superiority of thece Lococaotireeover all oiier mates if cot only knownhere bat is acknowledg&i throng boat theUnited States.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,

Sou Aezsrs for Hawaiian Islands.

City Meat Market

JOSEPH TINKER,

Practical Butcher,AJTD OF THE

Celebrated Cambridge Pork Sausage

3ade by the very best Machinery andcannot be equalled, ilia

Beet Mutton, Lamb, Veal an! Port

is of the net quality.

All orders entrusted to his eare are de-lirer- ed

with cleanness and dispatch withina radios of three miles of the city. My

Cozsro Birr aid Picii.ro TossraAre a Specialty and need no comment.

My Celebrated

CAMBRIDGE FORK SAUSAGES- Are th BEST in the bland.

fUpwardj of half a ton a week sold.

Don't forfet the addreas :

cm hut MiMir, mm srmr,(Opposite Queen Emma Hall.)

"X. B. "So connection with anyother Market.. 125--q

FILTER PRESSES.

Hin, lUrtk . ism. i

cUe.0aUaa W bT m4 tvo of your ao--

UfhwM ruur rrMituNMoi. Thejr coToiat, mIIj brm itl ad m vorklctBtlrwly to our atlfactca. I rz rtommm6

Mo lmprovnaeat oil them.Try rapetf ally jmn.(t(na a.Vooxa,

Kaair fiMiM FluaaHaau, Bept. ZS, IBM.

ata. ion Drxa, aJU Blda Ira VrkHomolala.

XX4a Stx: FleM akip u oo of yor SOCoaipAi-tmcH-t Filter KrciMi. MO kjun fivblek I mi plMd to y bu clrta u oatirMtiafkcUom. Toon tmly,

O0. B. rWART,Masai r fll AjrrlitarAl Co.

TImm Presaes r md xtr Lmtj fotaich prmrw,oeeap4 floor ieo of 1 14 fU, nd proMBta m flltorlna; xfeo of 244-oqiukr- o

foot, a limited ataber Is stock IrHoBolsla a.&4 ro sold t Tory low prleos.

' Blodoa Iron A loeo. Work.

Vor prt!lAra aqBlr ofJOHX DTZ2 Boaolml

Boob So. S 3proektoBlocfc!T7 lU--q W.O.IBWiyaCo., AiwU.

WING' CHONG TAI,

1 1

Carpenter and Painter

Contractor, Builder and Jobber,

Furniture and Cabinet Maker, etc

Chiuese Employment Office,

No. 39 Kins Street.

VMntaal Telephone 670; Bell Tel.9A-3- m v

RUPTUREISBdTeiv.

Using 0PIERCE

PatentMAGNETIC vELASTIC STDIICC V

1- 7- CI -- tb. AMnnnco is Vi (

(iva that we ftroffering the Beat V

Trnaa In IbcWarldA.Tbia Celebrated AddIi- -ftnfl.hu beenevlenftirvV

Bdlellv Ihoni. j Xnda ofeavae of Kaplure! Tbia ia anf

Klectrlo Trnaa (the only suecesafal onCMkver invented); baa no Iron lloope or Stlc;ifmgiiwui i,ana uringfiaiic, ran Dtwnrnith aiM and comfort Nlfrbtond limr. It taperrrtjktnr I mVor farther pamonUrs ofr . aend 4a. in atiunpe for Pom phlet No. an

DTMrMDED th1 Dr.Pierce'a Uranlne ElectnU L lit Llf 10 L II TrusaM oonUin our Prl vte lfUtr eiautJy like that ahown at too of tbiode-rtlaauo- Beware of inferior Imitation!

iMAGNETIC ElASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.a a to St., mmm VraaclMa, Col

Pedirrrees of all

BREEDING DEPARTMENT ;

The following Fine Animals will standfor Service at the Ranch, Waxalae

Well-bre- d Stallion "MARDf."Norman Stallion

"CAPTAIX GROWL."Tboroashbrod 8taX.aytIDriG'B7T.n

Two Native StallionsPILIAOAO" and " FKJNTi.'

A. Well-Tare- d Kentxxclcr JACK,

PAUL R.1314 -lv

J. L.

Practical House and

153--q

Horses Kent

SALE DEPARTMENT.

FOR BALE:ilt&lliorAS of "VaLrionai Breeds.

Sdlares with or withoat JTomlHorse for any Xarroea.

BREAKING DEPARTMENT

A Skilful BREAKER and TRAINERis employed on the Ranch.

Satisfaction is guaranteed in Breakingana a raining noraes.

1SENBERG.62--It

MEYER,

Decmfc Painter.

Honolulu.

Xo. 81 KING- - STREETGrzat Blood Prairrxa

GUARANTEED PURE.

PAPER HANGING A SPECIALTY.

No. 130 Fort St.,2651-- q

i.

CRYSTAL SODA WORKS,HARE & CO., Props.

Sclx Mastfactceeks or Tag

SARSAPARTLLA ANT) TR0N WATF.R1

GINGEE ALE,Sarsaparilla. Lemon, Cream and Plain Soda,

Champagne Cider, Etc., Etc.AtyALL AERATED WATERS

lutual 330 TELJEiH02ST:S Bell 298TISLAND ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

2668--Q

H. E. Mclntyre & Bro.LaLTORTXBS A5D DZALXMM T3

Q-rocerie- s, Provisions and FeecLAST CORNS R FORT A5D 8TR1XT8.

pror.rAn. JaaEfau- -

Theo. H. Danes & Co

Ui3 79 qjS '