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In connection with the sailing of tho above steamers tho Atrents areprepared to issue to intending passengers coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San FrauoiBco to all points in the United States and fromNew York by any steamship lino to all European porta

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Mechanics and Carpenters Tools

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Kerosene Gasoiioe Benzine Distillate Scales

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Stove Trucks Stoves Lamps Lanterns

General

FORT AND MERCHANT STREETS

KING AND BETHEL STREETS

A Special Invitation is extendedlulus most delightful residence sito

to to Hono- -

Wf niTavima KA1ULANI DRIVE Aptly termed tho ViaVia HuaJiiUiCi Maxima or Grand Boulevard and in itself anartiptic piece of engineering alTords easy access to all points as alsoecenic and marine views of ixquisilo grandeur at every turn

PlonSrin IollT7 Contracts have been let for material andJulcLmL liGlLwy the work of construction equipping andinstallation placed in the hands of a competent electrical engineor tobo fully completed by Juno 1st Having n independent power plantwo are prepared to furnish power for olectric lighting heating andother purposes to our homo builders at most reasonable rates

An Drmiic nrl ur forvoirs aro now completed and waterAS ftaUJulBCU mains laid so as to supply each lot Permitsfor making water connections will be granted on application

Ad inspection of the attractive homes now building or th nameof purchasers of lots will convince auyono that PACIFIC HEIGHTSis tho choicest and most tolect of all tho residence sites of Honolulu

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HONOLULU H I FKIDAY APKIL 20 1900

Everybody

PROGRESS

Tho Coinedio Francaise

The clearing house of all that wasand is highest in Fronch civilizationtho Theatre de la Comedie Franonisc commonly known as tho Comedio Franaise in no more tho famedhoiifco of literature art nf every ¬thing that tonds to ennoble man-kind

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having been destroyed by fireTho famous playhouBO in tho worldthe theatric hub a mass of ruioB tobo rebuilt at once after tho plans ofthe architect Louis who designedthe structure just destroyed

Fow theatres not even tho DrurjLano of Loudon can lay claim tosuch romarkablo associations as theComedie Francaise Within its wallswere produced plays written by un-equalled

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geniuses there tho penproducts of Moliore Rieine Cor- -ueille do Musset Dolphino GayHugo George Sand Voltaire Rous-seau

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Le Sage Ducis Scribe andDuma and a host of other notablessaw the light of publicity Therotoo the genius of Rachel and Talmaand Mile Mara and Coquolin andmany more enthralled

And thero also tho brains of thoworld were wont to meet to discussthoir plays their novel their poemstheir politics their pictures thoirhoppiness and sorrows Could theblackened walla of the theatre tollits story what secrets it might tell 1

It was during the reign of Na-poleon

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III that the Comedie Fran-chise

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reached the zenith of its brill-iancy

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The Prince of Wales paidcompliments to Sardou in th lobby

aadw Ui arrayeu valeart leve led rank and brains rukdsupreme Baron Rothschild thehead of tho French branch ofilhefinancial kingdom made maay ofhis gigantic deals in the quiet nooksof tho library There ho wrote aletter to Heine the exiled poet im-ploring

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a cessation of the pungontterribly satirio war the writer waswaging upon the millionariro Therehe received tho poetd reply notall tho millions of earth could stiilothe God given gift of freedom ofthought and of the ability to trans-fer

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thoughts into verbal causticcruelly bitter

Within the library were kept thearchives records of every days happe lings from the time ofto the present day Every programthe Btato of tho wealherthe roceipBthe presence of noted ieronagestueout of the ordinary incidents of thjperiod were all recorded faithfullyDuring Molieros lifetime Ls Grangekept the recodsaud after tho lettersdeath tho administrators did soThese records were written on foliosheets of antique paper and werobound annually in red Levaut mor-occo

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Besides the there werothe manuscripts of all tho per-formed

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since 1709 autographs ofall the famous personages who hadvisited tho library first editiocs ofplays in all languages prompt-books

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with annotations by greatauthors and actors and many otherworka of value All these wero incharge of an archivist the presentone being Francois Coppeo

Historically tho Comedio Fran ¬caise dates back indireotly to the18th century whon Cornto dArtoisbuilt tho hotel dArtois afterward re ¬named the hotel do Bourgogoe la1518 the building was bought by theCoufrorio do la Passion aud nftor

years let to Los Eufauto sansSouoi aBooioty of amateur players

Then a professional company tookpossession of the house and in 1025produced first play

So went on until Moliores star appeared With his compauy he mocked his rivals at thePetit Bourbon producing his ex-quisite

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satire Prooiouses Ridicu-les

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The hotel deBourgogno res ¬ponded with Racines Aloxindreaud regained its former prostigo

Competition bolweon the 2 homesbecame to bitter that all Parissidep and street riots ensued Mat ¬ters went on in this manner until in16S6 Louis XIV ordered an amalga ¬mation and Moliero becamo thefounder and first director of theTheatro do la Comdio Francaipewith an anuual subsidy of 12000francs

In 1697 tho Comodlo Francaifeproduced La Fausao Prude andas Madame de Maiutenon deemed ita hit at her the theatre was closedby order or the King Twenty sisyears later the Regent dOfleans re ¬opened tho house tho players call-ing

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themselves Comodions ordinaires dn Roi In 1770 the perfntmanceB were transferred to the Tuilreries and in 1782 to tho plcco nowocciipid by tbe Odeon

lti 1787 tho Duo dOrleans builtthe theatre just destroyed after de ¬signs of Loui in the Place du The ¬atre Francais ou lh southwesternside ol tho lataia ltoyal It wscontiguous to the Theatre dw PalaisRoyal erected by Cardinal Riche ¬lieu for the performance of bistragedy Mirame an experimentthat cost him 500000 francs

Napoleon gave the Theatre de laComedio Francaise its present con-stitution

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aud a subvention of 210000francs yearly The constitutionprovides that the theatre be con-trolled

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by an olboial appointed bythe government Jules Ciaretie be ¬ing the present head and a com-mittee

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of six who regular the fin- -the French Emperor gossiped gayly i ances MMPt or rieet playq

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Harpers Weekly

500 Dozen Muslin Underwear atbargaiu prices The ladies are invitedto examine these at L B- - Korr CoLtd Queen street

AUTH0BITY

KOXIOE iO HACKMEW

Notice is hereby given that fromand after September 30 1900 RuleNo 7 of R gulationB for Carriagesand Rates of Fare designating thestands set apart for Licensed Car-riages

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in Honolulu will be abolishedand thereafter uo stauds for hackswill bo allowed upon any of thestreets of this city

ALEX YOUNGMinister of the Interior

Intorior Office March 28 1900HU9--0- oaw

IKKIGATION NOTICE

HOLDEHB OF WATER PRIVILEGESor those paylnr water rates are herebynotified that the hours for irrigation

urposes aro from 0 to 8 olcoclc a in andfrom i to G oclock p m

ANDRE V RROWNSuperintendent of Water Works

Approved Aux YoukuMinister of Interior

Hmiolnln June 14 1899

BALE OF LAND IM MANOA VALLEY HONOLULU OAHU

IS GIVEN TOOPPORTUNITY Manoa Valley abeautifully situated property containing all the uecossary essentialsfor a h imestoad and here healthfuloliuuta aud picturesque scenery areiu tbe midst of historic surroundingsand all in contact with improvedgrounds planted with various for-eign

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fruits as woll as supplied withfruits trees indigenous to HawaiiTho acreage of 451 aoves in feesimple aud 8116 acres under longand favorable leases

Included iu the improvements outhe fee simple portions is a roomymodern dwolliug house furnishedwith eauitary and othor conven-iences

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there is also situated thereona roomy carriage shed and stable

TIib celebrated Waiakekua Waterof the Gods Falls is in near prox-imity

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and the cool clear apart lingwater therefrom Uows through thegrounds supplying ample oppor ¬tunity for iucroased irrigation to thoacreage already planted aud whichi capable of considerable improve-ment

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For further information apply toJ H boyd

Intorior DepartmentHonolulu March 28 1900

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Hotnrninc will antl from Hllo every Fri ¬day at 2 p m for abovn named portsHrrivitiu ai Honol ilu on bnnirinjs

PflssBiij urs nnd fielpht w 11 be taken frrMakena Maliukona Knwnlhne Hllo HaKMlnn Honoruu PurmHou mid Peppeton

PnsbniiRors and Puelaos nlv will l otken for K unnkakni Laliaina MaalainBay Klhoianri Linrnhndit e

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MAUIWill leave Honolulu every Taesdays fit u touching at Lahaina Kahnlni Hi ihlku Hana Hnmou nd hipnhula JialReturning touches at above named if 1

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MOLOKAI MAUI LANAISails every Monday for ICaunakakai Knninlo Mannalei Katoupupa ImhavaaHonolua Uloi7alu itoturn ng arriveHonolulu Saturday mornings

Thia Company reserves the righ toranke changes in tho time of departure andarrival of ita Steamers without notice andit will not bo responsible for any conse ¬quences arising therefrom

Consignees must be at the Landinga toreceive their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterit has been landed

Live stock received only at owners riskThis Company will not bo responsible foxMoney or Valuables of passengers unless

placed in the care of PursersPassengers ore requested to pnr

chbo Ticketo before embarking ThOBOfisiling to do so will bo subiect to an addi ¬tional chsree of twenty five pi rcent

Tho Umipany will no bo liable for lossof nor liijuri to noniclay in the deliveryuf mgao or pergonal eilectaof the j aBsen- -vur net uuu iuu UUIOHUl OI flUUUtl HDleSBtho val e of t e ninc bB declared at orbefore tlju issue of the ticket and freight13 paid theruou

Al uiiiploycis of the Company are for¬bidden to rtceive reight without deliver-ing

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prescribed by the Company and whichmay ba teen by shippers upon applicationto tUo purters of tho Companys bteumersBuippers are noiiiled that if freight isshipped without snch receipt it will betoiely at the risk of the shipper

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EDMUND NOIUIIE EditorVT HOBAOE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorKesiilinc in Honolnln

FRIDAY APRIL 20 1000

NO COLOR LINE

The organ of ttje family com ¬pact foams at the mouth this morn-ing

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at what it is pleased to call thedrawing of the color line iu politicsThere will be no color lino in poli-tics

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in the Territory of Hawaii dearAdvertiser bo cease your mock he ¬roics and try to he loyal to some-thing

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The Hawaiian linn been taughtsome lessons pretty thoroughly sinceJanuary 7 1898 and particularlysinoo January 1895 among which isto distrust members of the familycompact at all time but more par-ticularly

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when they talk with tearsin their voices about their lore forHawaii and the Hawaiians

Another discovery made by theHawaiian is that the stranger whohas entered his gates during thepast five years has quickly mrtaBur dthe selfishness and hypocrisy of the

family compact and has yieldedhis sympathy to the gentle and verymuch wronged Queen of Hawaii andher people

When the lino up takes place atthe first election under territorialauspices there will bo many sur-prises

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in store for the persona whofirst instituted government by gunsin Hawaii the first of which will bethat government by ballots willscore more knock out in the ranksof the family compact than didtha guns of the P G contingent in1893 and 1895

Our advice to the opposition togovernment by family compact isto keep quiet and saw lots of woodto let the family compact do themouthing and ranting act until thattired feeling overcomes them as it

surely will

The almo3t open threats of revo ¬lution made by the writer for theAdvertiserin case the Hawaiian andhis friends win out in the electionsto be held in this territory will onlyscare the wives sisters cousina andaunts of the family compact forit begins to look very muoh asthough the gun carriers for thefamily compact in 1893 and 1895

were massing to oarrv ballots againstthe said compact in 1900

Gentlemen of the family com-pact

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the tide has turned and thewise and beooming thing for you todo is to abase yourelf and sit crosslegged on your money bags untilthe time may come when you canuse their contents in the bribery andcorruption you so well understand

A petition is being circulated asking the High Sheriff beg pardonMarshal to dismiss his recently ap-pointed

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waterfront Officer Lewis Ifthe Marshal gives way to the peti-tion

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his office will be flooded withsimilar demands for other scalpsbut it is safn to say that thoMarshal will submit to pressure Helikes to bo squeezed

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Officers of Court Lunalilo

At n meeting of Court LunaliloNo GOOD Ancient Order ofk Forest ¬ers hold nt their hall lost eveningtun following officers were electedfor the ensuing term

J M Short Chief Ranger H LPorry Sub Chief Ranger Dr A NSinclair Troasuror John M KoaFinancial Secretary Jos RiohardsRecording Sucretary Geo Sea Sen-ior

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Woodward N W BrundageJunior Woodward H K LewisSenior Beadle Mr Stift JuniorBeadlo

Valuable Horseu

Mr Paul R E Iunberg has de-cided

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to go out of tha racing busi ¬ness this year and is offering forsalohis two paoora which it was hopedhtt would enter at the next racemeetiug Ono i Thelma the fastpaoin filly fire Creole dam Maudby Holyrod She is a wonder Thoother pacer is our old friend Loopewho showed his metal on the tracka year ago to tho grief of manylocal sports The hores are at theIsenberg rtables on Pflnsacola street

Vncrant VersosA eolpntion from the recent work

of Mr TT M Ayre and which willbear the above title is in process ofpublication Mr Ayres contribu-tions

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to the local press bear theBtamp of originality and versatilityand the forthcoming collection willdoubtless attract widespread atten-tion

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A prospectus of the work willbo issued in a few days

Honolulu Mpsenerer Service de-liver

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messages and packages TelePhono S7

SANLTAR7 REGULATIONS OPTHE BOARD OF HEALTH

At a meeting of the Board ofHealth held the 18th day of April1900 tho following amendments andadditions were made to the SanitaryReulat oua of the Board of Healthadopted January 26 1900 viz

Section G wis amended by addingthe words iloor or floora or theground under the thereto so thatsuch section shall read as follows

Section G All housen structurerooms or parts thereof in which isused or intended to be used iu suchquantity as to render tho floor oriloora thereof damp shall have suchiloor or floors made absolutely water-proof

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with proper drainage intotrapped leaders conveying the wateraway into cesspool or sewer and thewater proofing of all such Iloorashall be done in a manner satisfac-tory

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to the Board of HealthSection 8 was amended by adding

the words unless the nidesand bot¬tom are cemented and made water-tight

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so that said section shall readas follows

Section 8 No privy vault sinkor cesspool in Honolulu shall here ¬after be locatod orconstructed with ¬in fifty foet of any stream lak pondwell or spring of water unless thesidoa and bottom are cemented andmade water tight nor within twofeet of the lino of any lot nor shallit be made moro than eighteen orless than six feet deep or placod insuch a position that it is not easilyaccessible for emptying and clean-ing

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Section 19 wbb amended by addingthe words sinka and bath tubsafter urinals and the followingsentence to said section Wastewater from sinks bath tubs placeswhere washing is done or waterclosets shall not be allowed to dis-charge

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into any stream lako pondor ditch so that said section shallroad

Section 19 All connections tocesspooh or privy vaults shall bemade with cast iron lead or vitrifiedsower pipo All urinals eiuka andbath tubs shall be connected to cess-pools

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vaults or sewer by trappedwaste pipes Wasted water fromsiuk bath tubs places where wash ¬ing is douo or water closets shallnot be allowed to discharge into anystream lake pond or ditch

And the following regulation re-garding

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the manufacture of poi inthe oity of Honolulu bo added andmade sectiou 80 of the SanitaryRHguiations of tho Board viz1

Section 80 Eaoh and every build-ing

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where poi is manufactured bymanual labor shall belaid with eement floors with gutterB leadinginto a trap drain connected with acesspool or the sewer system whencompleted

Dated April 18th 1900 and published by order of the Board ofHealth C B WOOD

H87 4t President

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRofrigoratorAn extra fresh supplyof Grnpos Apples Lomotie OrangesLimes Nuts RaisinB Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As ¬paragus Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia

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Oystors in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamCheese Placo your orders earlyprompt delivoryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

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TO ISTIGKHTTHE ORPHEUHTHURSDAY FRIDAY SATUR ¬

DAY AND SATURDAYMATINEE

Ro Engagemout of

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An Entirely New Program INew Scenery and Effects

Round the World in

80 Days

GRAND FIRST PARTIN THE TRENCHES

A Realistic Military Act Songs andChoruses DrillInfantry

the Colored

STANLEY AND SHAFERIn Novel Trapeze Work

ERNEST HOG AN AND JACKSONHEARDE

Premier CotnediaoBTho Favorites

MURIEL RINGGOLD ANDMASTER LIVERS

Champion Dancers in an OriginalSketch

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Kentuckys famous Jossso MoornWhiskey unequalled for iwpuiujand excellence On sale at any oitho saloonB and at Lovojoy Oodistributing agonts for tho HawaiianjgUnrln

For SaleTha Fast Pacing Filly

TIELIASIRE CREOLEDAM MAUD by IIOLLYROD

This Glly has bnon in traiuing fortho last four months aud has devel ¬oped a great deal of speed

Also tho pacer LOOPE whowon tho Free-for-al- l Race laBtyoar This horse is in Cue condi-tion Both animals are at Mr Iaenborgs stable on Pensacola Street

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RING UP 32

HPHE OLD BOYS ARE STILL- to tho front Tho fire took tho

stables aud the rats but the fine car-riages

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and experienced drivers ofthe Hotel Carriage Co are again ondeck on the old stand corner ofHotel and Richards streets and willbe on hand as soon aa their patronsriug up 82

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QWING TO THE DEMOLITIONof the office recently occupied

by FJ Testa on King street theMakaainana a McNeill and UrbanFire and Burgler Proof Safe whichcostSGOO Apply to E B Thomasat his office King and Kouia streets

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Qlfin LEASE OF COTTAGE 0ENiprauu trally located 20 years to runGround Kent l2 por month Apply to

WILLIAM SAVlbUK1317 tf No 310 Fort Street

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLB

OFFIOR NO 15 KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A KntmtOtllce United States Custom Houselirobors Accountants Searchers oi

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2 Pair Mens Best

French Valenciennes

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Hermsdorf Socles

Lace EdgingsInsertions

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muuMuMMmunmfulMmiumiwnjiiujLimuiwLKmmii a ix umimwMJaJmm3iIOOAIj AND QENEKAIj news

Lnok nut for newR from Bobswhen tbo Doric arrives on Tuesdaylies

Tho first iiiatnltnnt from Hawaiifor tbo Paris exhibition wag shippedby tho Australia

The Orpumim ia still the favoritrpflnr f r Min who nrn fond ofn usio morrimont and intrela

10000 Piucen ol Mew Uress Goodsat special bargain pncus at LB Kerr Co Limited Queoui treat

William II Crawford baa reannmdbis chair in tbo officii of tho Ha ¬waiian Chinese Nowa Co after awoll oaruod vacation

Dont fail to ring up Telephone441 Auiericau Messenger Service ifTou havo any messages or packagesto deliver

When you want a hack ring up1J Uu tuat sLanci vim will nt nreliable nnd good driver a fiuo baikatld 110 OVHrinriiiif

TLoCouinil oi oaio is noaringtho end of its labors An adjourn-ment

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sine die will probably takeplace ou Monday next

Tax Assessor bhaw is on bis an-nual

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assessment excursion whetherbo will be here on a collecting excur-sion

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is anothf r toryThe City Carriage Uo is now in

the livery business It has buggiesBurreys waguus etc on baud at allbours of the day or uigut Telephone 113

There will be a hot time in tba oldtown when the Hogni gathtr halfa million front the vaults of T hiDavies Co And echo answers

when

Gentlemen wishing the very latestStyles in Shins Collars Cuff andNeck Ties aud Hats should loto notime iu calliug at L 1 Kerr ic CoaLimited Quemi hiret

Thero will bo a basuball game to-morrow

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afternoon at AlaUiki betweena team from St Louis College audone selected from employee of threenarJivare liuubes lliokaer oughtto wiu

H M Levy will come out of theplague nospnit iu luoruv riiroom at the Hawaiian Hotel is beingfuniiuatnit tbm afternoon by AgentJ 1 MoVetl of lUe Duolu tfHealth

L B Kerr Co call attention tothe numerous bargains now obiauiallo in their stores ou Qtiepn ctreelSocks that Barefooted Bill waslooking for tho other day are otter ¬ed at lb cents for 2 pair

Marshal Brown deserves credit forthe showing of his oibcerB as sharp-shooters

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The boys can shoot nowtrain them run or to break in horsesby road i tig a bible tho latest methodapproved by tho Marshal

Tho Japanese craw of the Sebas-tian

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Bach will be shipped back totheir uativeos country The DauihConsul Mr UK Maofarlaue boughtthe ship but not the crew He bustrouble enough with his own sub-jects

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tho Danes

A cricket match will bo playedto morrow at tho grounds of the HC 0 at Makiki between elevensrepresenting Scotland and TheWorld commencing at 230 p insharp A full attendance of mem ¬bers is requested aud of visitors in-vited

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It is rumored that the EvcuiugBullotiu will bo purchased by thonew Morning Republican and thatthe editorial department of the newpaper will be in tho hands of MessrsFarringtou and Johnstone a selec-tion on which tho owner of the nowpaper are to be congratulated on

At a meeting of the Board ofEducation yesterday it was decidedthat all public schools will be closedfor the Hummer vacation from June29 until September 10 The schoolsin the Kona districts will have theirsummer vacation in the wintermonths to llow tbo children toassist the coffee planters of thosBdistricts

Monsieur George Duval was repri ¬manded iu the Distriot Court yester ¬day for uiug slang in a publinplace The gontleman is tho nflioialrat catcher of the Board of Healthat the rate of 150 a month andwhen aooosted by a policeman hesaid rats a word appropriate inhis business but not a proper refer ¬ence to tho Marshal

W M Cunningham i barged withcruelty to a horse was acquitted inthe District Couit this morningThe Judge in dismisDing tho defend ¬ants case stated that Mrs Craft tboHumane Oflicer was nrt to blamefor the proceedings instituted againstMr Cunningham as she simply badacted upon information receivedfrom persons she undoubtedly badcoHbiderod responsible

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

Build a now Kaumakapill eaythe Advertiser DrSoreno E Bishopnods his head and lolls tho otherfellows to dig The good peopleof Kaumakapili expect to see thename of Dr Bishop reverend W RCastle and other piosmen at thoLoad of the subscription list for thore building nf tho old church

Tho Star is not far behind thomornihg paper in detecting newpolitical parties This time MessrsWundonberg Bowler and othersfigure as political loaders while theAdvertiser haB entombed from hispolitical grave Mr C W AshfoidAnd tho Hawaiian party still standsaloof and smiles at tho very montioniug of the names of ColburnWunlouborg and Ashford Thepolitical snow in Hawaii is gonorallymore than knoo deep and tbo

many Hawaiians referred to bytbo Star have already disappearedbelow the frosty avalanche

Wo believe that all docont peoplewill object to the plan of an eveningpaper to test tho popularity of in-dividual

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toachora by doing the oldballoting busines offering a prizefor the most popular consisting ina ticket for a passago to San Fran-cisco

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The scheme is simply onecoming under our gambling lawsand should havo tho immediate at-tention

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of the Marshal A decisionwas given in regard to these gamb-ling

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offairs some years ago and wethink the public as woll as thoteachers who3e names may daily biparaded much to their disgustshould bo protected by those charg ¬ed with carrying out the law of theland

The appointment of Mr Prosseras prosecuting officer in the DistrictCourt is an insult to the police dodirtment as woll aito Sheriff Coneyof Kauai Tho man was deputysheriff nf Kami aud wa3 dischargedfor in subordination by attorney penoral Coopor who violated the quar-antine laws in his endeavor to reachKauai and settle the differencebotwoeu tho sheriff and his deputyTho sheriff upon tho official investi-gation

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was evidontly in the rightand Prosser was fired and behold 1tho high sheriff to bo suddenlyintroduces his discharged employooas prosecuting oflicer the of DistrictCourt Marshal Brown is either be ¬coming silly or ho allows H ECooper to rub it iu on him Un-der

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any circumstances he gains norespect from the public

Wo are pleased to see that Bomoof our wealthy citizens have organ-ized

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for tho purpose of establishinga crematory To make cremationcompulsory by law would be a taskthat no sousible man would under ¬take and wo do uot believe that themen promoting the crematory havetho slightest intention of rammingtheir opinions down the throats ofthose who think otherwise andwhoso motives for thinking so areguided by sentiment rather than bysense We thiuk that tho promotersof the prospective crematory shouldhavo the earnest support of the edu ¬cators of the young of every personuot controlled by sontimont and thepress Let us unite iu educatingtho people up to tbo high standardof looking at cremation as a sanitarymeasure and iu due time the battlewill be gained

Whilo wo congratulate the Y MC A on its 3Ut anniversary iu Ho-nolulu

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we hardly think we oan jointho morning grumbler in saying thatthe institution has been tho devolopmeut of tho best in Hawaiisyouth The truth is that tho YM C A has boeu UBod as a mediumthrough which a job could be seoured aud that no best of Hawaiisyouth over emanated through itsportals It ib as a rule a harmlessinstitution however and furnishesamusement for reformers salariesfor a few officials and reading mat- -tors for those who dont know where

i to spend their oveuiugs having no

A-- Startling offer of New and Scarce

All Wool Black OrepoixsAnd Colored Orepons

These only arrived on theS S Warrimoo and they arc beauties We havehad lots of Cropons before and have sold them too But this new shipment

Anything ever offered in Honolulu before

Is the information wo get from reliable sources and we believe it too as nothingmakes a more stylish skirt or suit than a pretty Crepon and they wear well that if youivif 4 ltrt lirvKf l iiirlbU IUU 11111 iWHU

We shall offer them inCOLORS from 65c to 175 per yardBLACKS from 75c to 175 per yard

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homes or friends herr and no mo-ney

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or inclinations to read policegtzettes in a saloon Let the Y MC A go along but let the promotersof the institution be modest andavoid a seven columns write up oftho Association

Judge Wilcox has again shown hisgood practical common sense indischarging a well known horsemancharged with cruelty to animals byusing implements needed all oyerthe world in the training of menhorses dogs and other kinds ofauimals which havo to obey the or-der

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of the master Wo are sorrythat Mrs Craft the efficient earnestand energetic Humane Society off-icer

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was forced into proBocuting acaBP the result of which she knowwould be a defeat to her and a causeof ridicule to tho prosecuting officerA bit was produced which is con ¬demned by all humane societies inworld aud yet it was admitted thctthe officer of the Humane Societyuses it on her horses No referencewas made to the man who first introduced the oruel spike collar fordogs in this country aud wo dontbelieve that even an ardent sporesman like Sam Wilder would giva thename him away With good judg¬ment and common sense tho Hum ¬ane Society can do a great deal ofgood and wo dont think that theaffairs of the dumb auimals can bein better hands than at present aBut let tho horsomen attend to theirbusiness they know as Judge Wil-cox

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said what is best for thoirhorses

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Freight Olerk and Stevedore

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SIKfin NEW MOUEltN COTTAGEtUUUU and lint nt Kewalo Lot 5ux100 A bargain as n liuiue Apply to

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ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSKLLOBS AT LAW

Office over Bishop Cos Bank OnrnnrKnahamanu ami Merchant Streets

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T McOANTS STEWART

AtTOBNEY AND COHNSELLOB AT LAW

Progress BloTr Opposite Catholic OhurohFort Street Honolnlti H 1

Telephone 1124 P O Bnv fiffl

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Real Estate Stock and 33ootBaOEEBS

Office 10 WestK inc Street Hono Uu1215 1y

EDMUND H HABT

Notabt Public and Tyfewbiteb Con ¬veyanoeb and Seaboheb lF

Records

No 15 Kaahamanu Street

DR SLOGGETT

OCULIST AND AUBIST

Progress Block 34 KIot Office HonrsO t fn i p v

R N BOYD

SUBVEYOB AND REAL EVTATE AGENT

Office Bethel Svicbv over the New30 Model Restaurant

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetTbon Wobk

King Street Hoijohiln

ALLEN ROBINSON

DEALEBS IN LUMBtB AND COAL ANDBuilding Materials or

All KindsQnasn Btroof Wfmnlnlll

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AGENTS FORWESTERN 8TJGAK REFINING CO

San Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U 8 A

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QRflf LEASE OF A LARGE TENfitptuUli rnent House Hltuaied near theheart of the town Present net muuthlyincome f 150 Apply to

WILLIAM SAVIUGE1317 U No 310 Fort tftrcet

TIMELY TOPICSHonolulu April 11 1900

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST AREIVEDPer Ex Diamond Hoid sobr Tran-sit

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and E B Sutton A large assort-ment

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of General Merchandise vizPerfect Double Mould Board

Plows perfect Brealiering Plowsperfect Rice Plows side Hill andSubsail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road ScraperpSteel Tray Iron Tnbulor Wheel-barrows

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Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows

Hanging Lamps Glass LampsLamp Chimneys and Lantern

Glibf3Horse and Mule Shoes assorted

sizusBlack Smith Coal in BagsHawaiian SltButter Churns and Butter Work-

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Milk Pans and Dish PansEnameled and Tinted Iron Sauce-

pans¬

Wrought Iron Tea Kettles JapdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Hammer Black Smith Tools Ma-chinist

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Tools Plumbeis Tools etcPlease call and examine for your-

self¬

Tdfi Hawaiian Hardware Co Ld

Fort Street opposite SpreckelsCos Bank

We have been authorizedto sell -

Harzer Sauerbrunnen

per Case of GO Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav ¬ing been brought to thin market thePublic is horeby notified that theonly

fienniee SaaerferunaeoIB BOTTLED BY THE

Harzer taigs-Brnnnea-Que-

And every bottle bears their trade ¬mark and stamp

H HACKFELD C0Limitod

Snl Aenntu Hitsniinn Tallinns

THOS LINDSAY

Call and inspect the eautilul and usofuldispay of goods for pesents or for per ¬sonal use and adornment

T on HnlMlnp Q I roof

FOB SALE

Q1Zin LEASE OF COTTAGE CENi11UU trally located 20 years to runQiuuud Rent tVl per month Apply to

WILLIAM 8AVIDUE1317 U No 310 Fort Street

MORRIS K KEOflOKALOLE

OFFICE NO 15 KAAHDMANCStreet Honolulu formerly A itnsaiilHce United Utates Custom Hoost

Brokers Accountants Searchers oXlUti and 0niil Batmen Agent

M03X FAMOUS WAB CORRES ¬PONDENT

Tho Passing Away of ArchibaldForbes at Liverpool After atoAdventurouo Career

LiVEnrooL March 80 ArchibaldForbes tho well known war corres ¬pondent died in this city last nightHe had been in bad health for someyears and during tho last sis monthshad br en unable to do anythingowing to tho complications nrisiugfrom rheumatism and paralysisHIb wife was a Miss Meigs daughterof the late quartermaster general ofthe United States General M OMeigs

On his first appearance in thefield some thirty years ago Archi-bald

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Forbes took hia placo in tbovery frout ranks of war correspond-ents

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and up to a short time agowell maintained his position

Forbes was born in MorayahirrScotland iu 1838 was a student attho University of Abardeen and laterentered tbo British sorvico in thoRoyal Dragoons Tho technicalknowledge of military affairs theroingained servod him in good steadwhen ho finally adopted the profes-sion

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for which ho had such a mark-ed

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natural aptitudo as to frequentlycall forth the notice of bis superiorsIn 1870 ho went tolhe FrancoPrussian war aB correspondent oftho London Illustrated News andremained in the service of that pa-per

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until compelled by ill health toleave the field

He accompanied the Germanarmy from tho beginning to the endof the war giving to the worldthrough his paper tho most graphicdescriptions of the operations thatwere ever sent from tho field and besaw and reported tho latter part ofthe Commune that followed

In 1871 he reported the terriblefamino in India then the Carlistwar in Spain and the war of 187G inSorvia His most notable work as acorrespondent was in tho RussoTurkish war of 1877 78 especiallythe Bioge of Plevna

In the intervalsof active work intho field Mr Forbes wrote a num-ber

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of books of military characterthe first a novel Drawn from Lifethen My Experiences of the WarBetweon France and GermanyGlimpses Through the Cannon

Smoke 1880 Soldiering and Scrib-bling

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1S82 Life of Chinese Gor-don

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1884 Life of Emperor Wil-liam

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of Germany 1889 and Havrlock 1890 all of which are markedthroughout with the authors pecu-liar

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way of telling things as ho sawthem Ex

Tho Dreamer

Cecil Rhodes still shows himselfas a man of imagination Reeont re-ports

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credit him with the intentionof sending an architect to EgyptRome and Athens to study mausol-eums

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and determine upon one suit-able

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to be built at Kimberloy to thomemory of those killed during thefiego Such a project attests MrRhodes confidence that tbo creationof monuments in South Africa is tobo tho concern of the British ratherthan of tho Dutch Be it noticedto Mr Rhodes credit that ho pro ¬poses to build his mausoloum inKimberloy and not in LoudonMany exceptions aro observed now ¬adays to tho scriptural maxim thatwhero a mans treasure is there shallhis heart be also but with MrRhodes it really eoems to hold goodHis heart is really in Africa alongwith his diamond minus and gold-mines

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his railroads and his droamThe suggestion that he is in train-ing

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to become the George Washing-ton

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of the Afrikanders is not so fan-tastic

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as some things in accepted fic-tion

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and fiction as we all know isnot so queer or so improbable aB reallife Ex

The Gout Game Back

Tho bock beer is once more float-ing

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at the Merchants Exchange andthe men who know what they imbibein are happy aud a petition is beingsigned to Seoley Shaw and SamuelNowletn asking them not to kill thegoat that gives the golden beverage

Honolulu Messenger Service de-liver

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messages and packages Tele ¬phone 878

Some men come hero to select a

ham n tea flavor a brnud of olive oil

or somothing to eat that they arovery particular about

They should Belect their cigarsas carefully Hero they may havotheir choico from a big stock

We havo cigars from thoso Havanafactories

Afrioana Bock CoHenry Cloy VillarUpmann Iutimidad

and others

Telephone Fort Street

TliB Board

of Health

ny

240 Ill

are urging tho Government tohaiten the building of a

Filter Plant for

Honolulu owing to tho faotthat TYPHOID FEVERwhich is now epidemic iscaused by the use of

IMPURE WHTEBS

You cannot afford to wait anylonger Buy one of

OXJRmu

PEOOF

The price is

Capacity Six Gallons and4epi uiean

1 DIMOND COLIMITEDImporters of

CROCKERY GLASS and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS SoleAgents for JEWEL STOVES forCoal or Wood NEW BLUE FLAMEWICKLESS OIL STOVER GURNEY OLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS

DIVIDEND NOTICE

A DIVIDEND IS DUE ANDl- - payable to the Stockholders ofthe lntor Ifland Steam NavigationCo Ltd nt their office QueenStreet on FRIDAY April 13 WOO

O H CLAPP1181 lw Secretary

T B MOBSMAN

Real Estate AoentABSTflACTOIl AND SeAHCUEH OF TlTLES

Loans NegotiatedRents Collected

Campbell Block Merchant Btreet

Da O G G BOAPABONB

Graduated from the lloyal University ofTurin Italy

Love Building Fort Streot

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H R HITCHCOCK

Attoiwey at Law-- Bethel Street of the

Post OUicelm tt

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Solo AgontB for tho well knot

White Sowing Machine

AND

Remiogton Type Writers

A Large Slock of tho DifferentStyles

ALWAYS ON HAND

LimitedSUCCESSORS TO

ED H0FFSCH1MER CO

KIur aud Bethel Streets

Household Sewing Machines

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

LIMITED

WmG Irwin President ManagerGlaus Spreckels First Vice PrtMoT tW MOiHard Second Vice PresidentM H Whitney JrTieusurei SecretaryGeo J Boas Auditor

SUGAE FACTORSXSD

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Oceanic Steamship CompyOf Run TTrRnrlRcn rial

Groceries to tho Fore

mauka

In Union is Strength and bo itis in Co operation

J0 Vlnco SpaDro war brought aboutnigh prices for a timo Qt it has againcome down to its former level nnd we arepetticg our groceries as rhap as we everfind them before If ovcry stockholder inthe compnny were to purchase his or hergroceries from tho Co opera ivo GroceryCo the success of the corporation will boassured

otheclt1 trad0 ftee doIlvory 0UI PrtsI TIBTJKNB

Manager Talama Co operative GroceryULM out King Street opposite Bail- -road Central Depot

Brace Waring Co

Heal Estate Boaleps603 Fort St near King

QD1LDING L0T3HOOSE0 AND LOTS AKD

LAND3 cOB SALH

ftMas 01 tnoLONG BRANCH BAMS

ffAIKIKIBEAOH Honolulu HL0 J BHEIW00D Proprietor

MI ai nnd tea and tkyH itk I eakcri ong jhc lullabyFte5 5feAtSUpaB the door-- m --rvnr for- -

FOR BAXB147 afflooWND IN GItA NTflHawaii Apjly1 North HUo

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Business Onrdo

A li C ATKINSON ALDBRT T JDDD JB

ATKINSON te JTJDD

Attobnexs and Counskllobs at Law

Office over Bishop Cos Bank CornerKaahumanu anH Merchant Streetsiwrtf

T McOANTS STEWART

ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT IiAWj

Progress Blont Opposite Catholic OhurobFort Street Honolnlu H 1

Telephone 112A P O Box WW

TO O AOHI OO

KEAL EaTATk STOOli AND BOOTBaoKBBS

Office 10 WestKJriK Street Honol dn1215 1y

EDMUND H HART

N6tabtPobiio and Ttpewbiteb ConVEYANOEB AND SeaBOHEB IJF

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No 15 kaahumanu IjHammer Black Smith

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JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Ooppb and SheetWobk

King Street Honolulu- -

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All HindsQnaan nrof Whnnloln

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AGENTS FORWEBTBBN BTJGAU BBFINING CO

San Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOUKSPhiladelphia Penn TJ 8 A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COMann National Cane Shredder

New York U 8 A

N OHLANDT COBan Francisco Oal

BISDON IEON LOCOMOTIVEWOKKB

B82 tf Ban Francisco Cat

THE ARLINGTONA yeuaaily Hotvl

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ver Day 200BPJpxi MONTHLY BATES

rivBestof ftttendnce the Beit flHnttnnnrf -- - Ul In 1Uv

ffOB BALE

CiRflri LEASE OF A LAROE TENfiziJUUi rnent Honsepitnaied near theheart of the town Present net monthlyIncome 150 Apply to

willYam SAVIDQEim U Noi 310 Fort Street

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TIMELY TOPICS

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

JUST AEBIYEDPer Ex Diamond Heid sohr Tran-sit

¬

and E B Sutton A large assort ¬ment of General Merchandise viz

Perfect Double Mould BoardPlows perfect Breakering Plowsperfect Bice PIowp side Hill andSubsail Plows Cultivators

Harrows Steel Road ScrapersSteel Tray Iron Tubulor Wheel-barrows

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Steel and Wooden TraysWheelbarrows

Hanging Lamps Glass LampsLamp Chimneys and Lantern

GlobesHorse and Mule Shoes assorted

81ZBS

Black Smith Coal inBagsHawaiian SiltButter Churns and Butter Work

ersMilk PanB and Dish PansEnameled and Tinted Iron Sauce-

pans¬

Wrought Iron Tea Kettles japdPicks Mattocks Axes Hatchet

Street JTbols Ma- -

Ibon

cniniat aooi8 xiumoei8 xoois eicPlease call and examine for your-

self¬

Tiie Hawaiian Hardware Co IOFort Street opposite Spreokels

Cps Bank

We havo been authorizedto sell - -

Harder Sauerbrunnen

AT

per Case of 60 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav ¬ing been brought to thin market thePublio is horeby notified that theonly

uenuiiia SiiiieririUUiieD

IS BOTTLED BY THE

flarzer Koenigs-BrnQneQ-Qael- le

And every bottle boars their trade ¬mark and stamp

E HAGKFELD COLimited

Snl Acnnfa TTHin Tlndf

THOS LINDSAYManofactarlDg Jeweller

Call and inapeet the eautif ui arid usefuldispay of pooa lor p esents or for per-sona

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uae and adornmntDnlMInc Vnri Olrof

VOU SALE

lnn LEASE OF COTTAGE OENWltUU rally located 20 years to runQrouud Kent 31i per month Apply to

WILLIAM SAVILUE17 tJ No 310 ffort Street

MORRIS R KEOHOKALOLK

OFFICE NO lfi KAAHUMANCStreet Honolulut formerly A KoaairilHce United States OnBtom Houfitlirokere AccoantantBi Searohera otIlUti and enail SaiinM Agtnti

MObT FAMOUS WAR OORRE8PONDENT

Tho Fasslnc Away of ArchibaldForbes at Liverpool After anAdventurous Career

LivcnrooL March 80 ArchibaldForbes tho well known war corres-pondent

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died in this city last nightHe had been In bad health for someyeurs and during the last six monthshad been unable to do anythingowing to tho complications arisingfrom rheumatism and paralysisHis wife was a Miss Meigs daughterof tho late quartermaster general ofthe United States General M CMeigs

On his first appearance in thefield some thirty years ago Archi-bald

¬

Forboa took his place in tbovery front ranks of war correspond-ents

¬

end up to a short time agowell maintained his position

Forbes was born in i MorayshireScotland iu 1833 was a student attho University of Abardeen arid laterontered tho British service in thoBoyal Dragoons Tho technicalknowledge of military affairs thereingained served him in good steadwhen ho finally adopted the profes-sion

¬

for which he had such a mark ¬ed natural aptitudo as to frequentlycall forth tho notice of his superiorsIn 1870 he went to tho FrancoPrussian war as correspondent ofthe London Illustrated News andremained in the service of that pa-per

¬

until compelled by ill health toleave the field

He accompanied the Germanarmy from tho beginning to the endof the war giving to the worldthrough his paper tho most graphicdescriptions of the operations thatwere ever sent from the field and hesaw and reported the latter part ofthe Commune that followed

In 1874 he reported the terriblefamine in India then the Carlistwar in Spain and tho war of 187G inSorvia His most notable work as acorrespondent was in the BubsoTurkish war of 1877 78 especiallythe siege of Plevna

In the intervalsof active work intho field Mr Forbes wrote a numberot books of military charaoterthe first a novel Drawn from Lifethen My Experiences of the WarBetween France and GermanyGlimpses Through the Cannon

Smoke 1880 Soldiering and Scrib-bling

¬

1882 Life of Chinese Gor-don

¬

1884 Life of Emperor Wil-liam

¬

of Germany1889andHavr-lock- -1890 all of which are marked

throughout with the authors pecu-liar

¬

way of telling things as he sawthem Ex

Tho Dreamer

Cecil Bhodes still shows himselfas a man of imagination Kacont re-ports

¬

credit him with the intentionof sending an architect to EgyptBorne and Athens to study mausol-eums

¬

and determine upon one suit-able

¬

to be built at Kimberley to thomemory of those killed during thefiege Such a project attests MrBhodes confidence that thoereotionof monuments in South Africa is tobo tho concern of the British ratherthan of the Dutob Be it noticedto Mr Bhodes credit that ha pro-poses

¬

to build his mausoloum inKimberley and not in LondonMany exceptions are observed nowadays to tho scriptural maxim thatwhere mans treasure is there shallhis heart be also but with MrBhodea it really soems to hold goodHI heart Is really in Africa alongwith his diamond mines and gold-mines

¬

his railroads and his dreamThe suggestion that he is in training to become tho George Washing-ton

¬

of the Afrikanders is not so fan ¬tastic as some things in aooepted fic-tion

¬

and fiction as we all know isnot so queer or so improbable as realJife J

mThe Goat Game Back

Tho bock beer is once more floating at the Merchants Exchange andthe men who know what they imbibein are happy and a petition is beingsigned to Seeley Shaw and SamuelNowlein asking them not to kill thegoat that gives the golden beverage

m m

Honolulu Messenger Service de-liver

¬

messages bud packages TelePbpne 878

CXQRSSomo men come hero to select a

ham a tea flavor a braud of olive oil

or somothing to eat that they aro

very particular aboutThey shoutd select their cigars

as carefully Hero they may havetheir choice from a hig stock

We have cigars from these Havanafactories

Afrioana Bock CoHodry Clay VillarUpmann Iutitnidad

and others

LEWIS k COTelephone 240 Ill Fort Street

Tlis Board

of Health

are urging tho Governmout tobatten tho building of a

Filter Plant for

Honolulu owing to the factthat TYPHOID EEVEEwhich is now epidemic iscaused by the use of

IMPURE W4TERS

You cannot afford- - to wait anylongen Buy one of

ottraERM

PROOF

The price is

650Capacity Six Gallons and iB easily

Kept Clean

I DIMOMD COLIMITEDImporters of

GROCICRRV tttARS n rrnTTcnFUENISBINGi GOODS Soleagenis mr diiiVVEL STOVES forCoal or Wood NEW BLUE FLAMEWTCKLESS OIL STOVES GUBNEY OLEANARTTC PiT3iTn oBATORS

DIVIDEND NOTICE

A DIVIDEND IS DUE ANDpayable to the Stockholders ofthe lntHrTalanrl S0 XT

Co Ltd at their office Queenui uu iui Apru iu iauoO H OLAPP148L lw Secretary

T B MOBSMAN

Real Estate AoentAisTBAOTOtt and Seahcueb of Titles

Loans NegotiatedBents Collected

Campbell Blogk Merchant Street

DR O G Q SOAPARONB

Graduated the Roval Unlyerslty of

Love Banding Fort Street

1863i0fflce Hoars 10 a Mto 12 u

3 to 8 k u

H R HITCHCOCK

Attorney at LawOfficeBethel Stet maukaof thePost Oflieo

H71 U

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LIMITED

Solo Agents for tho woll kno

White Sewing Machine

AND

Remiogton Type Writers

A Large Stock of tho DifferentStyles

ALWAYS ON HAND

HOFFSCiiMEER CO

Limited- 8UC0ESS0RB TO

ED HOFFSCHLAEGER GO

King and Bethel Streets

Baby Carriages

Household Sswiag Machines

Strongest and Best SewingMachine in the Market withthe Latest Attachments

Each Machine Guaranteed

rLimited

Wm O Irwin- - President ManagerOlaus Sprockets First Vlna PreplH bt tW MGiffard Second Vice PresidentM Hi Whitney JrTreusurei SecretaryGeo JBoas Auditor

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