PROGRESS

Vol. XX ISTo. 23. Honolulu. Saturday, October 13, 1S94. Per Month 50 Ots.

IS PUBLISHED

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r. M. ROOHEY. Manager

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Business Cards

VOLNEY V. ASHFORD,

tlornoy nud Counselor t Luw,

otlicc, tiiio of tho Old Bothel'Vest Corner of King ana lietneiStreets. jy-- 1

A. P. PETERSON.

ATTOBNEY AT LAW.

Office: 113 &ju!imanu S'.rect, Uouolnla

HwhHuu Islands.

CHAKLES 0REIGHT05J.I

ATT01lNTEY AT LAAV.

LiUce: 113 KftiUuiSanti Slrcot, UoiwlnlnUavraliftn IaiauJs.

PAUL NEUMANN.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

3H Morchant Streot, Honolulu,Mutual Tolophono 415.

CLABENOE W. ASHFOKD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT

LAW.

Office. OU Capitol Building, (HuolultiUole), adjoining Post Offico,

.. llonolulu.i

A. BOSA,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

So. 15 lvaahmnauu St. , Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

COXTBAOTOR AND BUILDER,'

St King St., Bell Tolephono 107.

F. H. BEDWARP,

CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 506 King Street, Honolulu,

Hawaiian Islands.

Wm. FOSTER,ATORNEY-AT-LA-

42 Merchant Street. Oct 11th.

A, G COR RE A,

xyattorney' a law,JS3

307 Merchant Street, Honolulu.

Fernandes & GomesWHOLESALE

California Wines

and Spirits,.o. 502 Fort St.. Honolulu, H. IP O. Box 43G, Mutual Tle. 140.

lj-2- 2m

couPAyr,33 j Both Tklbpjioses 335

Hauk Sund, Corner King andMaunakea Streets. Hacks at Aixxours.

SAM TEE HOP,Ko. 552 King Streot, Dealer in

California nud Hawaiian Fruitsand Vegetables, Guav. Jplly.Tea and Ground Coffee, Cigars etc

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kasha madu Street, Honolulu.

H. E. McLNTYRE fc BRO.,

Grooery, Feed Store A; Bakery,comer 0f

King and Fort Sts., Honolulu:

J. PHILLIPS,

il'P.ACTIOAL PLUMBER, GAS.PITTERroppER-siiiTH- ,

SST Hbnso and Ship Job "WorkPromptly Executed.

No. 71 King Street, Honolnla.

. Dk. McLEnNAN,

Fort Street, above Hotel.

Mutual Telephone 6S2, for ofllce;2S7 lor residence. iv2S

VjAJ. VJ- - V III.

Rome Sign and QimmcntalPainter.

Manufacture of Liquid Slating.

620 E-im-r Street. auscl

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Re&l Estate and RenemlAuctioneer.

CoruorFort and Quocn Streets, Honolulu

Personal attention given to Salesof Furnijqre, Beal Estate.

Stoclc and GonsrHMerchandise. .

Mutual 'rvloohone 2.1?

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE 3 SALOON !

P. McINERNY, Pr.oi-KiEro-

Fine Llquops, Wines and Beer.

ConxEU Bctuki. and Hotel Sts.

Honolulu Carriage Manufactory

W. W. WRIGHT, PitonanTOK,(Successor tiG. West).

PARRIAGE BUILDING asp REPAIRING.- AH Ortlers from the Other Island in the

Carriage Building, Triratnlnj- - nud Paintins-Lin- e

will Meet with Prompt Attention:Rlacksmlthln"- - in AH Its annus liruncne.

Done. P. 0. Box 821. Nos. liS and ISO

Fort Street. jylo ly

W. S. LUCE

Wme and SpiritMex'chaiit

Campbell Firc-proo- f Block,

MERCHANT ST. HfWOLTI LU.

71 : BOTH TELEPHONES : 71CONSOLIDATE- D-

SODA -- tr "WATER-:- - "WORKS -- : CO.

(LtMITTED.)

XOTXfcE.

LL persons nro vrarned not to pannltA lioir nnimnls to tresspass on the landsof Kanevrai and Kamoiliili, belonging thonndersigned tic planters. au afound on straying on tbo rico lands xnllbeimpounded or shot.

LESTAI VAI SING KEE.Honolulu, Aug. 29 1SJM. nng5-lnsd- lr

Toi Wo Wing Kee Co.M NUUANU STREET

Dealers in Ladies' & Gents1 Bootsand Shoes made to order.

"ftP O Box 907

Anchor-:-baloo- n

Ex "AUSTKALIA,"

Another Invoice of the World

Benowued

FREDERICKSBURG

UGER BEER

On draught and by tho keg.

. Also, as & Specialty,

. Small Fresh California

OYSTERS,

FOK COOKlTAlXalas

BRUGE GARTWRIGHT

Business of a Fiduciary Nature Transacted!.Prompt attention given to the maragucsent

of Estates, GnardlaasHpa, Trusts,etc. cto etc

0jjiot3, : Caiicright Building,Merchant Street. Honolnln- -

H. MAY & Co.,

Tea Dealers,Coffee '

RoastersAND

ProvisionMerchants

..... ,,0,t btreHl Bonolulu

: I t i

Families, Plantations and Shipssupplied with choicest

tv ivicrieanwocerw7

California Produce by Every

Sfeaiaor.

Merchanfc JSxGhaneCorner King ann Nnnann Streets.

S. T. S ! AW.... Proprietor.

Tho Finest selection of LIQUORS andBKER. sold anyvhere in tbe

Firt-cla3- H attindaucc. Call and jndgefor yourself. no U."-- tf.

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale snd Retail Gro

PROVISION 1EALERS.

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every 8a Francisco Stetiuior.

Salt Salmon in Bap.rels....... a Specialty.

hi Fori' St. t Honolulu. Tel. 240,'P O. Box 307.

i(almlui:-- : jlotel

JCahului, yAAui.

PROPRIATOR.sept 7--tf

KENGLUN, PHOTOGRAPHER,

Nuuanu and Pauahl Streets.

Cabinets, $3.50 Per Dozen,2X0 Per 1-- 2 Dozen,

8x10 $5,50 Per Dozen." 3,50 Por 1-- 2 Dozon.

Dry Goods and Chinose Silks.

Eaipire Saloon,JAMES OLDS, PRrtrRiETOR:

pine Wiiies, Liquors. 3serALWAS ON HAND, --

Corner Nunana ana Hotd.Streis:

BaU TelepLona 2tl. Post OSca Box J07.I

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company407 FORT STREET,

Mclnerny Block.

JOBBERS OF

WXLSTJSS, and"SPIRITS

GoldenRuleBazaar

Depot for NEWSPAPERS A.ND

PERIODIC 1LS by every

incoming steamer.!

'Subscriptions Payable inActvauce.

DOMESTIC

SEWING

MxV0HI2?ES.

This Machine 'S tho King of.t!i. On ;t u can make a Lock-stitch, Chain stHch. Etnbroiderv,Button-hole- s. EtUes, Tacks.

Gnitars, Lawn Tennis,Baseball, Croquet.

Stationery Jam! Blank Books at55r Cash

Hand "Sowing Machines fromeight dollai-- s and j half up. jy27

WE INVITE ALL SMOKERS

To Kill anil inspect opr late importationof ilie ceiehrattHl G. B. D. p pes, cigarsR 11,1 cIonroHu Iij1.J.

I. !l. Dayies

Co,,

3LIm.ited:- -

resh Feed

- an

From WASHINGTON.

Lion Flour.

Oats, Barley,

Maddilngs,

BrandsPER. " WARIMOO " Just

to H nd.

New Dry Goods

Crockery,

, Hardware,Groceries.

To I3aiid.

TOB

Bailey Honolulu Made

Wire Woven

Matresses and

Hammocksjy34

OCEANICSteamship :- -: Co

I SSS- -

Time Table.

S. S. AQSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu Leave Biocolulu

fromiS, P, for S. F.

Aug. 11 Jab 21.Sept. S Aug. IS.Oct. 6 Sept. 15.Nov. 3 Oct. 13.Dec. 1 . .'N;ov. 13.

.... Dec. .S.

Through, i-dne- .

From San Fran, for Sydney.

Arrive Honolulu

Mbnowai Aug2Alameda Aug 30Mariposa , Sop 27Monowai V. ...Oct 25

From Sydney for San Francisco.

Leave Honolulu..

Alameda July 26Mariposa Aug 23Mbnowai Sept 20Alameda. tt. Oct 18

C.ar-- Wm. Davies,

Stevedore and"Wrecker.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS ON

ALL KINDS OP WORK.

Steamer Waiinnnalo will run regular o Waianae Waialua andWay Landing.

Inquire at otSco of J, S. Walkek overSprscixl'i: Dftnh

feb U--H.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Goner King and Nuuanu Streets.

EQW. WOLTER.. . . Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS aut.

3EER; sold anywhere in the town.First-clas- s utteudence. Call and judge

for yourselL no SO-t-f.

B. BERGfEESENi

General Astnt lor I

SING-E- R

seiwhstg- -

EA.CH:iIsrECOMFY.

All Kinds of Needles for Salo aodiRepniring Done. Damon's Block, j

Bethel Street, Honolulu, P. O.

!UST ARRIVED,;

1

m -- : CARRIAGES

OF AI L STYL

CTQ--

RUQS,m amn 1 Or

IN THE LATEST PATTERNS.

.HOUSEHOLD

SEWING MACHINES

EliXD Sewing Maguinzs,

C5TAI1 With the Latest Improvement3"

PARLOR

0raaaas, G-nitar- rJ

And Other MuKifiU Irutrutuenfr,

Wines, Liquors, Beer

ALWAYS ON HAND. ANDFOR SALE BY

K

ED. HOFPSCHUEGER k CP.

King St.. oppo. Ctle t Cooko

SSIQHEE'S .SA.LE !

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

We n n e r Co.

HLL BE SOLD

' Regardless of Costsept C- -tf

M. Moriiawa

CITY SHOEING SHOP

BETHEL STREET,

Next door to B..v Horse Saloon.

BLACKSMITH WORK AND

CARRI GE REPAIR NG

AT BEDROCK PRICES

Givo me a call and Judge for

3'ourself.Oct. I2lh-l- m

CITY CARRIAGE CO.

Corner KING and BETHEL St.

AT ALL HOURS.

Both Telephones No. 113.

J. 5. ANDRADE. Manager

june 15-tf- L

To Let 01 Lease,A HOUSE oa King street, nst to T. R.

Wil&era jreuabes, conlaiaiE!; parlor, din-ulc- z

room, and thre twdroooDk. bs!tkitchen, tathrooa, ubt asd all modernconTen!ene, latelrocrupted bj Mr. Drnhoo.ArtnUn inter bid; rent mouef Me topJ. Audrcsi

ABRAUAH FEEhNDEZ.us23- -l

29Q Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

Boxm jy2l'M. REIS I J. C. QUINN

pOf SLEA Complete

Hunting Outfit.

haif Llnnrl in Amorifln' rftflStridin the A. K. 5. B. niMl" ptrtly

, broken.' One Pointer, bitch by the oele- -

lm nSmnu- -

'One Pup five weeks old father

' nud mother thoronsrhbretidg.

One Boekboard baiUespeMal!yI for hauU5 porposes.

One 12 a L. C. Sm th anas gvd as uew and tn fine or3er.The above outfit will be sokl oheupEuqnire of

W. H. CUNNINGHAM,

Anchor Saloon.seplO-t- f

art Km aUilSl

NOTICE is hereby given, thatall claims againsc tho

will bo settled by JasF. Morgan,and all outstanding accounts duotho Criterion Saloon and. thojobbing houso of L. H. Dbb upto tho abovo date, are pnyablo toMr. L. IL Dee.

All bills nghinst L. H. Dek,ploaso prosout imraediutely forpa-men-

t.

L. H. DEE.

Honolulu, Oct. 3, 1394.

00 10 3m

33? MACHINE MADE

FACTORY, : : KALIHI.

'faro Plants, Fresh Tops and RawTaro at all times.

Ring Up Mutual Telephone 577.Bell 'Mn. V. L. WILCOX.

jy25 Manager.

CITY DRAYAG'K CO .

Stand: Q.ieon timl Foci Strette.WJiitttund Black Sand.

Drytng Dune 11 1 Re6wbl Rute-?- .

W. V. SIlAURETT, JfA.fAKn.

.fJkET, Etc. f

Cerotr Khtz mm! Akkea Stmic

Caoiarinos man.1

uBj Etc it StMaer frn Saa Frm-efco- o,

Trltk

Fresh Fruit, Oysters,

Salmon, Poultry,Etc.1 Etol, Era, Era

IlaiirwmBa1LHD"LlSE

Theundersig.ied having Leasedthe well known IlaNiwai BathHolse at Waiktki, bt?gs to iuformyou, that it will b run. as a

Strictly --First-Class

BATHING' RESORT."Specin necomniodatrons for

L idles, and Children.V. S. BARTLETT,

Proprietor.!?. Traui-ca- rs pass the plaeo

ooS

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HWIII v I0Ii0JMPROGRESS.

The l.ttc ikr Land ts hstoiiisice

in RizhtevMsneu.

HOSOLULO, OCT. IX ISOi

JAPAN TO THE FRONT.

Th sons of the Rising Sun areshowing their pluck and theirsoldiers are marching on Peking.

We publish the details of thegreat battle recently fooght and

the report given in the Japn.Vail is worthy of notice by allwho eare to follow the incidentsof the great war:

Detail of the battle of Phyongyang are reaching Tokyo. They

modify in some degree tho esti-

mates previously formed as to theresult of tho fight. We learn,in the first place, that the Japa-

nese loss was not so sronll asLiout. General Xozu's originaltelegram reported. His figureswere 90 killed including 2 who

died in hospital and 269 wound

od. A moesnge sent to Headquarters by Major-Gener- al Ko-dam- a,

however, under date 11:50

a.m. on the 19lh instant, givesthe following totals:

Officers killod 8oflicors and

mon killed loit

Total killod 1G2

Officers wounded 2G

oflicors andmen 'wounded 3S1

Total woundod 107

Missing 40

Total casualties G09

The brunt of the fighting seemsto have fallen upon Major Gener-al Oshima's brigade. It had sixoflicors killed, namely, 3 captaiusof Infantry and 1 Artillery, and15 woundod, namoly, a Major ofArtillnry, and i captains, 5 lieu-

tenants and 5 ensigns of Infantry;audits total of rank and filo kill-

od and woundod was over 300.

With regard lo tho Chineselosses, Major General Kodamn,on tho strength of informationfurnished by Lieut. General .Nosm

tologmphs that over 2,000 worekillod, and tht although thonumber of woundod is not accu-

rately known, it is at least twico

that of tho killed. Concerningthe prisoners, however, there isniuoh uncertainly. Tho iutolli-gou- co

received in Tokyo on the18th gavo 11,500 ns tho assuredtotal, but neither Major GenoralKodama nor Genoral Yamagatnspoak of mora than G000. Thogonoral opinion appears to pointto about 7,000, but as that is ob-

viously a compromise hot weenthe largo total original- - namedand General YnnmgaUYs compa-

ratively small body, we host tutto credit it. Further informationmust bo awaitod.

Tho Chinese soem to havo boenlargely supplied with cavalry, forMajor Gouoral Kodoroa's talc-gra- m

sponks of a groat number ofhorsos killed. But Chinese cav-

alry litis always proved an almostusaloss appendage. Evidently itdid not servo evoufor vidolte du-

ty at Phyong-yan- g, since theenemy remained iu ignorance oftho roal movements of tho Japan-ese up to the last moment.

Tho plau of attack was simple.Tho truo assault was tobe deliver-ed from tho enemy's roar by a

column inarched round to thowost of the city. Tho Oomuaud-or-in-Chie- f,

Lieut Genoral ozuand Major Genoral Oshimu weroin command of tho troops form-

ing this westerly column. It wasconveyed across tho Tai-do- ng

River, above Chhol-d- o. by alarge flotilla o steamers andjunks, conveyed by three men ofwar, and from thenco it accom-plished a remarkable forcedmarch that carried it to Lukchhn, a town due north of Phyongyang and fully 33 miles distantfrom it. Of this column's where-abouts the- - ChitFeso seom to haveremained ignorant until a lateperiod. Thoir attontion was en-

tirely occupied by feigned attacksdelivered from tho south and easttho former by Major Geueral'Sftchiai'i 1 igadf tbo Utter by

thnt nnd-- r Major General Osski.

This programme was in part die- -

1 - ,- .1 1,,- - (nnnrrrin!t!cnl COOSide- r-liltVU l wjrj.-- 'ntioas.PityoDg-yan- g being very

difHcalt of approach from theoast ami sooth, bat comparativelyaccessible from the rear. Whetherthe Chinese wore wholly taken

by surprise when they found

themselves assailed from the rear.is not sUtad in the accounts thnsfur received, bat probably theirfeeble resistance is to be attribu-ted to thatcafisfe.

In the Smoke.

The following imperial decreeda ted September 17th, has been'isseed in' China:

The Wojen having broken faithwith Corea and forcibly occupiedthat country, the throne sympa-

thised with its tributary kingdomin her distress, and so raised anarmy to attack tho commononeray. Upon Li Hung Changrm portal High Commissioner ofthe Peij'ang, having chief coutrolof the forces there, rested theentire onus of being prepared foremergencies. But, instead hehas been unable to act with speedand promptness in his militarypreparations, so that much timehas elapsed without any important results. He has indeed fail-

ed in tho trust reposed iu him by

us. Wo therefore command thathis decoration of tho three-eye- d

peacock feather bo plncked of

from (his hat), and that he be

stripped of his Yellow RidingJacket, as a slight punishment.

It is necessary, then, that thesaid Imperial High Commission-

er exert himself to tho utmostand decide upon what shouldbe dono; that ho diroct and hast-

en tho various provinces to thefront, in order that all may put

frth thoir best strength to chaseand root out the enemy. In thisway Li Hung Chang ma' hope to

redeem his former errors.

The Czar of Maui.

When Mr! L. A. Andrews,through the wisdom and patron-age of W. O. Smith and othersleft Honolulu and accepted theofiico of sheriff of Maui, we smil-

ed, and wo wished that Mr. An-

drews would accepE his ofiico ina pleasant manner and try to be-hav- o

himself.Wo congratulated Honolulu on

tho departure of the groat detec-tvi- o,

and wo did not complimentMaui on tho new appointment.

Mr. Andrews has succeeded inproving himself an ass and he hasincreased the number of hisonemies for-goo-

d roasons.Tho arrost of Mr. John Eichard-so- n

is a most outrageous a flairand wo hope that the attorney in-

sulted in such a manner will finda way of redress. If the repub-lican government think, that theywith impunity can step on menwho neve- - harmed thorn or oventriod to injnro thorn, the quickerthoy learn their mistake, tho bet-

ter it will bo for them.

A HUMANE AGENT.

Miss Helen Wilder as presidentof tho Humane Society has prov-en her good sense iu appointingMr. B. I. 6reeu as agent. Thonew agent is the most competentman, and if backed by the socie-ty will bo found of groat valueto the cause for which tho benev-olo- ut

people gathered. Mr. Greenhas taken charge and holds fullauthority under the society thatis workiug hand in hand with thogovernment.

A False Rumor.

The Advertiser saw fit thismorning to state, that managerDailey would use tho stage of theOpora House for certain politicalpurposes. According to tho papertho results of the nominatingconvention would be giventhrough a member of tho DaileyCompany from tho stage. Woare authorized by Mr.L. J.Leveyto state that no such breach ofpropriety will bo made ir theHawaiian Opera House. Themeasure contemplated by a cer-

tain newspaper man would onlyresult in freo row Let Daileylook after hik show. Lot Dulolook after LirsRojublio. Dou'tfit mixed I

A French Woman oa Cycling.

The chat a representative hadj with a lady cyclist, who can beseen most fine mornings enjoyinga spin in the Bois de Boulognemay prove interesting.

"Cycling." exclnimedtheyonng I

lady with a smite, I adore it.It is now the most popular wom-

an's sport. My girl friends whorode horseback are abandoningthe horse of flesh for that of steel.How many ladies have you seen,Monsieur, on bicycle this morn-

ing? Dozens. "Yes; quite that.""And all in knickerbockers of

some form or others?" "Yes;and they were modest enough."" Of conre they were. It is the j

dress for the sport." Oh, the de-

light:

of that costirue If vouhad evar.wjra skirts you would

Know it. I soon learnt to ride.Without the terrible inconve-

nience

!

of petticoats that is easily !

done. "Fully a score of girls were

leanrng at the same time iu the j

Manege Petit, and so we decidedsome of us to take our first ride ;

on plein air ('out of doors,) iu j

company. When we started we

fuund that our neat suits were

not less becoming than hubits or i

even ordinary dress, whilst theywere infinitely more comfqrtaMeaud decent. Yes, decent. For J

havo seen oue of your Englishgirls riding a tricycle in skirts;that sight was enough to condemn

themjor cycling for ever in myeyes. Wo had no prejudice tocontend against. INo gaminsshouted out after us: We calledfor admiration, not amusement ordisapproval."

"Do I mind telling you myviews upon costume?" made-mo&a- ilo

continued. "Certainlynot. Firstly, then, what youhave referred to as the 'dividedskirt' is an error. It presentstoo great a surface to the wind.

Knickerbockers, neither too fullnor too tight, are tho only garment

possible for real and perfectcomfort. One may wear a shortskirt, of course, if one's tasto orfigure prompts it; but this shouldnever come below the knees whenseatod on tho machine, and Imuch prefer my own costume,with no skirt other thaifa't af-

forded by the long rcdingotebodice. Some iomen, yon willhave doubtless uoticed. wo r verywide Zouuvo - shaped garmentsothers very tight ones. Both arewrong the happy middle coursebeing tho host. Well, under-neath I wear a suit of silk andwool. This is English made audvery comfortable things they arefor either cycling or horsebackexercise."

rmmEstablish merit.

Thh First-Clns- s Ba thing R3rthas been enlarged and is now opento the public. It is the bfst placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, andthere-i- s no better nlace to la' off.Special accommodations for Li --

dies. Tramcars pass thtadwr everyhalf hour, and nn Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,Proprietor.

Wjoleg&le Wiqe

LiqnoP Dealer

19 Nunanu Street

We would ca'lWyour attention toQar Special Brands,

Lopgife & Pure 'cream

RYE WHISKEYi. - -- '

Fredericksburg BEER

Hawaiian

Hardware

Comp'y.

September 17, 1S91.

If we remember correctly the"Charleston" was the first of the"White SquidronJ to visit Hono-

lulu. Her arrival on her secondcruise is still in the minds of

peoplg who were here on January29, 1S91. When with flags athilf-mas- t and vards cock-bui- lt

she entered port with the bodyof King Ealakaun, the kind at-

tentions shown by the officers tothe King during the voyageto tho United States and the, al- -'

most sacred manner in which thebody was guarded while beingborne to the Islands, endearedthe "Charleston" lo the peopleof Hawaii. As much as it was in

the power of the people, tueirappreciation was shown to theofficers during their stay andwhen saMed they left graven on

tblets of love and memory, ev

idences - of their Aloha fr Ha- -wa.i. Few, if any, of the officers j

who wero hero then are on thevessel now; some have reachedthe age of retirement and othershavo ' gone to other vessels buttho Charleston is stilt grean inthe heait ofc tho Hawaiians.Have yon ever used a PansjSttve? We havo been sellingthem for four or five years andto day they wear tho "YellowCoat" in tho empire of stoves.

They are recognized by ewryone, even dealers in qther stoves,as a superior article and onewhich they do not care to run upagainst. Of course stoves mavbe bought from people who arenot dealers. Wo havo pooplorunning here every day or two

for fire bricks and parts belongsing to stoves thej- - have boughtfrom other parties, and whenthey find they cannot get thomthev discard their stoves andbuy a "Pansy." Yon see thereis a disadvantage in buying dearthings at low prices. Come tous and get-- a Pans at 15 00 andyou get full value for your mo-

ney. You don't get a 75.00

range for fifteen dollars, mindyou, but you get a first classstovo that is worth Thirty dollarsto any one

Our Beady Mited Paints areamted to tho wants of people whohave a little painting they wantto do themselves. The advant-

age in buying a prepared paintis that 3ou havo tho benefit of

the best misers in the UnitedStates without having to pay forit. The paint is ready for usedirectly you take tho top off thecan and if you don't find it cheaper and better than any yon cmmix yourself we ro mistaken inour experience' In California thepainters are using the preparedarticle in preference to buyinglead aud oils becmso the- - find itto'their advantage to do so Wo

believe it is only a question oftime when the painters here will

Ifall intojine.

Hanging lamps are in as greatdemand now as ever. Peopleseem to want something for light-ing purposes tht witt give asgood liglit as the sun they findit in the lamps we are giving ay.

Our cheap stand lamps arean excellent thing for a servantsroom and will find a ready salein the Island stores. Wo cansupply any demand, for a singlelamp or for a thousand.

- There's lots of Hawaiianswhose Ivuleanas need fencingand we have the wire with whiclito do it. Wo have also the material for building a fence that I

will last until long alter the mil-leni- um.

Instead of paying ahigh price for pests, or oven get-

ting them for tLe cutting, yourfence will cost' you less rauney ifyou buy steel stays and washersand m-uk- e a Jones Locked fenca.

Wo have every thing yon wantin tho hardware end house fur-

nishing goods lino yoa wish.Aud wa court investigation as totheir quality and prices.

Th.HwaEiilirlwarc Gt.

807 Fort Street

d ofWOVEN WIRE !

OF THE

19th &&ms,y

Did anybody ever hear how the banana first jwas c .

'low the rallk pot in the coooannt; whenmaico seed was sown;

From whence ths natives came to people thisfair himl.

Ami when they died, where they all went, thehappy dnsky band?

These dels are a!! mysterious, and no solu-tion jret, .

And there's other mysteries quite as deepwhich are not fathomed yet:

UO was it. nu iik upturn tiu. iut iu fcui-- ,liquor f J

How was it Customs men wee blind, detec- - jtiv.s conCnt seei j

Whose coin! to be the Tammany King of !

tins most ptous town,Who'll start the Show, to whom shall we all

plank the "needful" down;Who will be Boss, and run the firm, who

will the Buckley be.To doit nn the Frisco plan of the Great

Republic free?

One thins: we know that BAILEY'S BEDSare made of WOVEN WIRE.

They give us comfort, peace and rest, ami are"all that we desire;

He takes no pait in politics, but docs thebest he can.

To please his friends, and show that he's theWOVEN WIRE MAX !

WOVEN WIRE BAILEY,

Manufacturer ofwoven wire Beds,

Hotel Street. Honolulu, (nextdoor ti Uorn's.Steam Bakery.)

Sold "by fill RespEctablEDealers.

sing 141 m

MSI REMEDIES.

"Wlljli CCIlK Consumption, Uheumntfsra,Catarrh, Croup, iti; Ste'ii d s uses, Female Com-p- l

ints, mid I'lles In the worst form.Holies ure entertuiued Hint It will cure

Lei'rosy.They Vcsetnblc Itemedles mid can

be used by the most delicate and the youngestchild.

Pr ces within tho reicii of nu. S.-.- br Sirs.O. Q. G.illowny, tUO Kins street, WnvWoo!.--, under Hnrmonv all. .iiiohilu

CARD OF NOTICE.

Schnrf & Ca. has removed to Arlingi n Block Hotel Street, whprethey will be Jjptter ablp to serveand please their Patrons.

Will keep on hand all the latestpapers.

Book Stationery. Periodicals &Novelties, in all branches of thetrade.

seM tf

ity - Carriage

jtff !Q. Co.

i

acksmith Shop

107 KING STREET

D. BEjT, MW 8

Blacksmith WorkAM)

PAINTING : AND : TRDBILKG.

In all it Branches, at BedBock Prices. ,

Mutual Telephone SS2

Give us a Call and iudfor yourself. . . jy23

J. H. TRUSCHLER,

Boot & Shoemaker130 Fori Street.

Repairing, neatly Done, halfsole and ,hsel with pegs, $1.00.Half solo and heel sowing, SI.50.

au7

Gust A. Mauer,

HAWAIIAN HOTEL BARBER

Ladies Shampooing spec-

ially, UoiwMu:; 'pm- -

ARRIVEDi if

fu t? hr

French and Scotch Ginghams (new) ....10c. 20c. and 25c.

ictoria Imwns (new). 10 yds for, .7oc.

White Drss Goods (new). .10c, loc, 20c,, 2oc, 30c.. 35c

White ami Colored Dimities nawj 2Qc:-au- d 2-i-c

Llaunelletts, all colors, (new; 10 yds for $i.CJ

jTTlie maxim "Taere is nothing new under th

sun' kuocked out. Gill and be convinced.

M.Who is now settled in

Old Stand,

Qoekx Street,Between Alukea & Richard Sts

THE UXDERSIGXED a:e prepared :oI make all kinds of

Iron Brass, Bronze, Zinc,

Tin aud Lend Casting. Also

General Repair Shop for Steam Engines,Bice Mills, Com Mills

Water Wheels, Wind Mills, etc.Machines lor the Cleaning of Coffee,

Castor Oils, Beans, Ramie, Sisal,

Pineapple Leaves & other Fibrons Plants,

And Paper Stock

Also Machines for Extracting Starch from

the Manioc, Arrow Roof, etc.

13" All Orders promptly attended to.

WHITE, RITMAN CO.

B. BEEGEESEN,

General Asent for

SINGER

MA-CHIIST-E

COA1FY.

All Rinds of Needles for Sale andRepairing Done. Damon's Block,Bethel Street, Honolulu. P. O.Box 4I0. jy21

290 Ring Up 290

UnitedCarriageCompany,

M. REiS & J.C. QUINN

Furniture Dealers.

Bez to Inform the public that they bareropened

Branch Stora at No. 322, Nnuanu-St.- ,

"Where they carry coa?lcte Lne orBEDROOM SETS, CEAIR5,

TABLES, WARDROBES,

STANDS, Etc, Etc, EtcParaltttreliepa'rea and Gcacral Jobbingat reasonable IZateg.

VIXG FAT CHAN,Factory, comer of King aad Bethel Streets.

septG-3m- s

Y.JuTJIilSLXG,

f1 T55ls nd Groceries.By Every California

?ieam4r .Ere" Island ButterMnvwu 135 Foft Street.Coflee Boosted. P O.BoilGO"rresh islflnfl PtWi.,.Dehyexta to ny Porf of the

-TPr A It

- - - -

.

old

t

: :

a

a

'

-

S. LEVY,Benson. Smith & Oo. 'sjFort Street.

iT'SATOSSUP

Sometimes where to go to pur-chase any particular article, butnot if yon happen to wint auv-thin- g

in tho lino of

Artists' gupplies,

Picture frames

or enlarged portraits, there isbut ouo place in Honoluln, topurchase nil materials, and that'sKING BEOS.' Store, for whichthere is no rival on theseIslands.

Tho finest pnintings in Hawnii,are on exhibition iu this gallery.

The firm makes a specialty oi

enlnrging portraits as well asranking picture frames in thevery latest styles of mouldings.

In tho sheet pictures, theyhave thousands to select from of

which thoy invito nu inspectionat any timo.

KIInG BROS-- ,

Hotel Street, : : : Honolulu

aug. 2n-lm- dly.

D. Howard Hitchcock hrs re-

opened his classes in drawing and

painting at his ClussBoom on

Hotel St.Class instructions given every

Wednesday and Saturday from S

p. ar. , to 12 p. m.

Application for the full term

should be made at once. hr

POUND MASTER'SNOTICE.

Notice is hereby givtn to altpersons that thtro are t theGovernment Pound at Matdki,1 cream maro no brand. 2 wh:tefeet em r ght side; 1 brown h r-- -?

branded. YE onrghthndhp,white 1 on back, 2 whitespot on hip; 1 brown mar-- brand-ed V on Ielt hind hip; 1 ches-tnut mfir not brai.d; 1 hrvnmare and 1 young horse hr n.ldPB on neck; 1 bay horse brandedAF on hind hip.

Any person or persons ow- - if gthese horses, are requested tucome and take the same on orbefore 12 clock noon, Saturday,October 20, 1SW.

Win. Kaapa,Pound Master,

ilakiki Oct 8. 1S9I. oclS tfd.

WANTED.As Ho-- s keeper or nurs hy

pxnerlenced nurse just from ttaU.S. will leave the ltundt r.wr&O.

Inqu re tH,i-Loiiu- Ofei.b.

octS

SXJIVG- - KEE,49 KING ST11EET.

TIXSMITH, a DEALER IS ULJSS- -I

waw, Cruokery, Coal-U- Stoves, WdrPa's Plumbing uriUItai JfcuuciiW FaaOf

jhc "Jolomun (Dnkmlav.

OOr. 13, 1801.

Oot G

2 2 Full Moan.- 14- s, 9 Hist Quarter.21

14 1'

29 30 31

VIKS8XS JI.V POUT.

SATJU. VOTBL3.

H B II S Hywintfc, Bfcalt, Ti;aJUtHOKAXTA! ft.".

v W II IHraood, KDmn. S P. j

s. .. ,'i r AkJi. "abei, Sun Vranemco.

s. s. Arntnun, nonnrr. S P.. 0kbtHl,ScU

!

vnsnis RXPHoritn.

..Uvmii Dm!" In the the bovs willkfl0' thcir Jts or on.

, i oeCoolr...UToirnsendQet !

JJ,e ,1H(l a 3bilee,they all1v so ,.,.irjr "ct "Ko tlie Uorner

:k ?0i. , ,1.rl.a ct 31

it . Vi.nna Nov 18 ( and TV. FT.

l'nl JNenbeis..Brieu.... Dec 10

irH F Glade Liverpool Janj

i'(ikj:ign aiAii.

Me vi Fhim wliJ leave for arrve

i .its "n or about tbe oilftwlrtg datos,i ihc cloe of ISW.

(tAvp at Hoxottn.0. k Sax Pkancisoo

OR VaSCOO'KK. OR VANXOUVEK.

pfinjj Oot 9 Atiatralia Oot. 6Oct. 18 Arw Oct. 24

V. nicla Oct. ISjMonowai Oct. 25Mi'wora Nov I, Australia Nov. .1

...Nov. Nov 12

Jknr-a- . . . .Nov. Ifi'Alamoda Nov. 22

avail c Nov 10 M owera NovAr, wa Deo. 1; nlraKa Dw. 1

nstriilia Dec. 8'Ocoanio Dec 11

nowai ....Dec. 13:Mariio....Dec. 20Mi..vera....Dec. .tl Arawn Dec. 24

i hina I5ec 81 Australia. . . .Dac. 20

Tt.o Pantheon Sa'ocn thoa. jot for the celebrated Entor-priscBee- r,

where it can befo-iiu- l col and frsh on tap. Wo

do imt d-- al ''FredericksburgB',cr" as the morningt'. rough sorne mistake has ndver-f.gc-d.

Call at the Pantheon for

r fresh driJIM DODD. Proprietor.

Iiik about brnying assos. Thot mi full of thorn. McBruyer's

wLiskey is only to be found atthe Saloon. And when

it's fmnd it and brays.

Bequa of thoEmpire Saloonhas made a now deal which will

ti noh tho hoarls, or at least tho

palates of many a thirsty wanderer. Ho koops "half-and-ha- lf"

on and servos a most de

and cool boverago, farsuperior to "plain" beer.

so tf

J. tho well-kno- wn.

Artistic Photographer is makinga specialty of portraits on WatchDi..ls and Silk Handkerchiefs.Comploto sots of Lanternlectures can bo had tho galleryFor they sold at a reasonablefiguro by tho dozen or by thehuudred.

L. B. KERR'S

HAVE JUST RECEIVED' A

L ARC ASSORTMENT OV .

F I NEKS U1TI K GS,

0.ELEGANT, PATTERNS,:

TheiooQsULbeld in any Qnantlty

" frqui a .

100 Yards Down itf-Esota-

-.

toMake.a Suit

HiEDilTIlE 'PBIOES

LOCAUOTES.

No Gtrcus.

"Charlies Atmt is full.

A nil bouse to-nig-ht

The mntinsa wa r a great sne--cess.

Tfie Anstralift toft at o'clockto-da-

The "fast rjioW left in theAustralia.

The Opera Bonse oaght to beenlarged.

Athletic Sport ibis afternoonat 2.30 o'clock.

The band will play at the sportsthis afternoon,

i

Mrs. Gallowrtj gives a lectureat 3 o'clock this afternoon on thXT .

la vi liemedv.

, The soldiers were aroendPalace Square last night theytrv to oarn their money. .

U UrtLv Id fntnro

.1?ril.Itr:5r ! I pnnls12

kulForest ..JrewcwKle "o Grocery.

I OctEnreka

? k Aas.ewrtb.. Samuel Fmker::::Gor ed in town this;.TMc morning.

30

simvion.!

im!

IIokou7Uj;DukTiuooo.Fm. San

j

lOChiua

24

M

is

always

inPnprr

- ng ik.

Empirostays

Mn

draughtlicious

17

J. Williams

slidesat

are

ANNOUNCEMENT!

E.

ADlfESSgfYrE.

Single?

12

Mr w.l Peierson is acting 7:mCB, ligt id 'n , 8(0.as attorney for Dr. 11. 1. Moore; Jduring his absence. If' cs:,n U

j healing waters; Chreo t3'pical

Another artesian well is beingboarod on the McCally premises-b-

the McCandless Bros.

jThe Convention i

will raoet this afternoon, thorowill be more than fourteen peo-ple presout.

Mr. S. M. Damon is bavins nvault constructed for tho financesof tho where arcthe finances?

Tho arrest of Jno. Richardsonby shorrif Andrews without anyapparaut cause hs created a sen-

sation in Maui.

A most onjnyablo pnrt- - wasgiven last night in honor of Dr.R. I. Moore the well known dent-ist who left . in th Australia today.

Mi'. Friemau taUos his dopart- -

ro from thollawaiiiiu Hotel.' Ac-

cording a letter in tho Advertiser,he did uot m in ige tho cancandance on tho iinmaouluto table.

Mr. J. I. Dowsett has boen ap-

pointed tho guardian of TholiuaParker by Judge Whiting, anappeal has been noted to theSupremo Court b the attorniesof Mr. S. Parker contestant of tho

.'

Tho hall occupied by theAmerican League has been beau-

tiful decorated for tho Nomina-

ting Convention which will taku

place th s afternoon, they may

have tho bunting but they hav- -

uot tho men.

Ten thousand dollars is theamount asked for, from tho Ha

waiian Government by Chas,

Sclrarf riio claims that ho was

through theneglect oi omcera ui smu suiuu- -

ment the case will bo heard attho uost term.

Penrose Punch.

Tho most fashionable drink in

town in Peurose Puuch. It has

the full approval of Jtuld aud

Jones and it is n beverage which

tho Board of Health considers

above reproach Reaipe: two

slices of pioe-appl- e, as

cherrysoaked inchatrouso, a ihioibULUfut of Long Ufa whiskey, bittersand sugar to suit and tho whiteof an egg. Well sbakou and of

tens takeu and your PenrosePonch is there!

Wanted.'TWO IJ famished Houses of

6 to S BOOMS each. Enuico cf

Church. Services

sr. atvDHEv s cxthzdt.kl.The the :

of St. Ao4n? sGithedrnl for to-mor- row are ss ;

follows: 6:30 a. x., Holy Com- -manion; 11 A3. Holy Comam- - 1

nion smt sermon; i:3W p. in.,ornsong nd sermon.

coxgkecation.i

The servhses of ti e Second Con- - j

Ktegt:on of St Andrew's CiUte j

drul w (gundny) will beas follows: 9:45 A. ir. morningpraying with sermon; Veoiie,Boyce in F; To Deuni, Wood- -

ward; Benedictus, Gilbert in E ?

b-t- ; hvrans 537 and 215; snthein, !

What are these," bv Stuiner. i

G:30 p. m.. evening prayer with ;

sermon; Atood inF; Nntjc D.mittis, PnrceiL in J);hymns 2S0. 25G and IS. Rev.

Mackintosh, pastor. All arecordially invited.

CENTRAL UNION CHORH.

Sunday, October 7. feev. Dr.Kobert G Hntchins, D.D., willpronch at 11 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m.

Toong People's Society of j

Christian Emleavor meeting at I

6:30 p.m. Snbiect, "Christ's -

love to us; our love to Christ" ;

John 3:16; Jer. 31:3; Luke 10:27.

All are cordiaHv invited. i

CHRISTIAN- - MISSION.

Meciinjjs at HarntMiiy Htill on f

King stre I, between Fort and!Alakea streets.

Pre-ichin- bv Pev.T.D. Garvin, i

casos f conversion." Header, youaro invit-td- , seats froe

Bible c uss t 10 a. m.

. Y. M. C. A. SERVICES.

Sunday, 11 A. r.r , at O hu Jail;1:15 P 31 , at the B.irr.cks: 3:3Jp. m. , B.bl study at Y. M. C. A. ;

6:30 P. m.. Gospel praise serv.eent Y. M. C. A.

LATTER DAY SAT NTS.

Keorg nized Church of JesusChrist of Litter D.tv S.ints; Mili.

kni Hi!l,.rear of Opera House.Services will be held on Sundayas follows: 10 a. si., Biblo class;11:15 a. X and 6:30 P. --M., preach-

ing.

irAWiUii

L. J. LEVEY Lessee

W. B. DAI LEY Maimgpr

Second Season of

Dailey Stock

under the personal direction ofW. K. Dailey.

OCT. n, 1694,

the mUM."

Family Matinee

' CT. 13, 194, at 2 P.M.

A Grocery."

OOP. 13, 1S94,

11 CHARLEY'S AUNT."

Doors open nt 7:30. Cnrtainwill riso at 8 o'c oc!c prompt.

se22 td

MEDEIROS & Co.

Xeiclian.t. Tail ox?.

Ansericais. Ea ;lwh. aal Scoicb;Ted i(hut t, PiartWfas

woik gatraatsed.r

lli'el'St, aajsruraatia lIo:a,KoiHaolalr. v.

S.B.CKKE,4y?r

Pvr S.S. AUSTRALIA

from the Coast

rockery GlAssware,

,V,s;on.

Nominating

Government,

appointment.

damaged

serrtces'ofCongregation

M"gnificant.

Co.,

Thursday Evening;,

"JIM

Saturday Afternoon,

Goraw

Saturday Evening,

RefrigeratorContain a Full Supply of Ice

House, such as

Frofsen Oysters, Crabs,Fresh Salmon, CenliSower

Celery, Muscnt Grapes,, . Peaches, Apricots

ATecUriaS.Japanese Plums

crapes,German Prunes

Crawford PeachesSilver Prunes

Tlse Peru Grapes,Eartlett Pears,

Sikle Pears, Etc.

California EmitMarket.

.4.....i ",A iTt It2f liL1I.ll 1 tli U

Ho Yen 188 ZlJo.1 s

. , j n I' iiioifii Litis ditu uudicia

-- IN-

WATER PIl'RS LAID AND PLU3IRINGNEATLY EXECUTED

Coji-- i Nnuann St. UettvecaKln riiuil Ho'elAicn Butlilitis jy -- m

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

Harry KlemME, Manager

Cor. Nunann it Beret m'a sts.

HoRolulu.tH. I.

Tho Only;Spoirting0ouso in

Town.

O. 3?. S. a Speciality.

LOHENGRIN LAGER BEFB

Always onDrmght.

2 GLASSES' FOR 25 CENTS- -

BesL of Wines, Liquors,

and Cigars,

ALWAYS ON HAND,

inl if

(TojjjjEKGifft pro pmmCORNER OK

Nuunnu and HeretaniaSjirceL.-- ftl lioxii 561

GOOD. RELIABLE and

iv27 tf CIVIL DRIVERS.

--YliK GHiVN,TJE..IXR in

ijen'? Fii8 Fuaijhing $pA$

Fine TaifnnngFine Chinese aud J tpnnese

HndkerchitfNos. 31to3o Nuustnu St. Hm -Intu. P.O. Box 25&9 iy- -

llaniwaiHath. House

The umVrs'g ol havtag Leasedthe well kj'.'vr-- t IlaXivtaX Bathjdiotss at Waixifci,-- b gsfo.ii ttruty.u, that lt.w U bi ren as a

Strictly First-Cte- ss

BATHING RESORT.

jgT S .ci accra nt ditions f rIiidi s i d Gni.dr .

S, BARTLETT,. Pr frfetur.ks." TpaL-ci-rs Pia fetj pLtoj

LADIES' COLUMN.

Do you rRy aan it? Is it a

fact ihl yoi are goiog t give a

iieke t th YotaMm? Poe?n't tlimake any druv-renc- how much 1

poreJts? Tb58 are nndoabtedlyth leading questions of the day.Yob woeM think so ifyon knew how

many times we have answered themin toe iari week bat we never tire

of answering any amiour onlv regret is tht we are unable

to give one grind excursion sadtake all our customers t the Vol-ein-o;

tht-r- is a way throahg thatevery one can get there throughtheir dealings with us. Quick Sales

and Small Profits mean simply this.Kcooomy to yon and if you wish,to save the d fiewnce between ourprices and fancy prices it won't

be long before you will renlizs tbtit

fudicioos biiyiug will pay for

uteasure trips. KEEP EVERY

PURCHASE CHECK: you get

between now and Christmas, and ifyou want to, you can give themu some wrrthy friend.

It loaksrs though the rainy sea - rn has set in and we are going to

mike a run on rainy weather gods.

UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,

COMFORTERS & BL INKETS,

from $1.00 up.

FLANNELS & FLANNELETTES,

Sri vVLS'& WO ILEA GjODS.

The cos fcre all new and i stvh t vou i o d.

Do you want to sen the

Volcmn? If yon do, you have justis g vod a chance as any one else.

E. & H

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

KAMEHAMEtTA. GIRLSSCFrOOL,

The fir-- t term "of Kanioh.irneha GirlsScho.il ill o en Momluy November 2lb.

caar ailun sion nmy be ndiliess- -

al to MiAr Pope oitlii-- r t Kameunmeuiil inu 1 Or .Miss Vow, v II be hi tua IIjiw.i--

linn Kiu.IernrteU Itodiu, Qneeii Li'imail I. SHtnrd,iy mormnra from 2 wherehe vrill 1 plo isetl to meet niilicai'l-i- . Too

aiitiuu is fifty alullurs i550.) a yer. Notimlicantd rewtveu unner I'J. xtaxs ol age.

Oct. 11-l- m.

Dancing School.

The undersicao ' has Dtxrae:! n sebool ortliose dosiriii" t leura bow to Dance. Lessons wH be givea at the olil Armory ouQueeu Street every 'Iueeuy, luursdny aau.iHtnr.wy Uigats Legiumny nt i :J0 P. m

Oct. llth. i'KTEK McKINNON

Fred, mson.

CONTRACTOR AND- -

BUILDER

The LeadingBuilder

' IN HONOLULU.

"stimBlfS gvn on all kinds

cf J?r.ck, Iron, Stone and .

Wiwd-- n Buildings Jb-fl.i- g

of all kinds.

Building Mst-r- tl for Side". 510

tnd5l2 King. Street. Residefcca

Teleiili n?,B-- 2.7.

P.O. Box 11.oc2-- tf ,

REAL ESTATE AGENCI.

Houses to reut and forsdo.R-nt- s collected, conveyancing inall its br inches attended to withpromptness and despatch.

Honoulu Real Estate Agenct.103 Fort St

NOTICE- -

Unring mv absence from thecountry after tho depajturo of the

"O anic" for Chiurt Usok.

wilt have f ill charge of my bns-i-

nois and aif.iirs generally.WailukuvSentiii.lSOi

DEALERS JN

IRON, CDALj, '

. DSKj42irij end all Mads ee

Carriage - and - SagonMATERIALS.

1ST- - TO Queen Street- - oc4

Benson, Smith & Co.,

The Corner

Pcire Druos,Fine Perfunies,

Prompt A.ttention,y !fe Low Prices

Corner Forb tIEotel Sts. aul

DRUG STORE

WATER

CONSOLIDATED

Limited.

. HOLLISTER & CO.

Importers, Whole3.ilo aud Rjtuil Dealers in J

Szm.olIrx.grT'oTDa.cco, anu

Smokers --Articles-Agents for the Celebrated

. G-- . B. D. PIPES,31ADC IN PARIS.

aa7

PUEIHED

JSTo Microbes.IIS USED BT THE

SODA WATER WORKSCOM P ANY

r

EXCEPTING ONI

1

HongBranch

7BATHMG- -Establishment.

This First-Cla- ss Bathing Resorthas been eoUrged and is now open

to Ue poWic It is the bt-s-t placeon the islands to enjoy a Bath, and

there is no better nUce to lay off.

Spocfel accommodations for La --

dies. Tnmcars pse the door everyhalf hour, and on Saturdays andSundays every fifteen minutes.

C. J. SHERWOOD,j?24 Propriotor.

AUSTRALIA

from the Coast

CAMARINOS

RefrigeratorContain a Full Supply of Ice

House, such as

Frozen Oysters, Crabs,Frosh Salmon, Cauliflower

Gelery, iMuscat Grapes,Peaohes, Apricots

Electa rines,Japanese Plums

Tokay Grapes,Gorman Prunes

Crawford Poaches,Silver Prunes

Rose Peru Grapes,Bartlett Pears,

Sikle Pears, Etc.

California EmitMarket,

Mutual Tel. 378 It

Ho Yen m Co.

Tinsmiths and Dealers

Crockery, GlAssware, c.

WATKK riPBS LAID AND PLUMBINGNEATLY EXECUTED -

5oU Nutwim St, UelwoeaJKlng and HotelAsii Hulldla-- jyo 2ni

iUEDEIROS & Co.JVCercliant Tail ox.."

, AnicrioAQ, English anil Scotch. .

Tweeds on bnnil. First-clas- s

work guaranteed,lletol St., nurte--r Arlington Hotel BlooHouolnlu. ' '

S. D. CKEB,ATnnnger--

mon.

THE COMMERCIAL

SALOON

HARRY KlemME, Manager

Gov. Nuuanu & Boretania. sts.

Honolulu, H.I.

The OnlySportjngSjHonso in

Town.

O. 3?.-.S- . a Speciality.

LOHENGRIN LAGEB BEERAlways onJDwught

2 GLASSESFOB 25 CENTS.

Best of Wines, Liquors,

ALWAYS ON HAND.

iuiti

COKNES OV

Nuuanu xnd BreUniaStrei.551 r-B-

oTK Telephokks:- - . MlGOOD, RELIABLE and

IN"STJRAJJ"OJE,

AND MARINETHE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHOEIZED

TO TAKE FIEE jot MABINE BISKS ON

Buildinprs, Merchandise, .

Hulls, Cargoes, iu' - - Ercishs and

Comm issiSnsAt Current Bates, in the Following Cos.

namely:

BOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVEBPOOL,

ALLIANCE ASSURANCE FIRE & MARINE, LONDON,

W1LHELMA OF MADGEBUBG GENERAL 1NSCBANCE CO.

SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO.

Robinson Block, Hotel St.,

Have Just Beceivcd, per Late Arrivals, tbe laigest Stock of FOBK1TUBE Ever Imported to this Country, Comprising

Hndsome Carved Bedroom SetsInSSolicl Oalc3 and of the LATEST DESIGNS.

ESPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THESE SETS:

W'XOIKLEIIO. WARE,Beautiful Des'gns of Wiclr-sfare- , consisting of

SOFAS, CHAIRS, ROCKERS, otc.,yJa can get these in anyFINISH you desire.

Countless numbers of CHAIRS, in every- - style, including OFFICEand HIGH CHAIRS.

ETEITSZOnsr TABLES,Wo have had a number of calls for those Tables, with CHAIRS to

match. "We have now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITURE

EVER SEEN HEBE.

Sideboards -;- - and -:- - Chiffoniers

Divans covered with POBTIEBS are becoming quite the rage indace of LOUNGES wo manufacture them to order, and have aaigo stock of POBTIEBS to select from.

Agent for the Hawaiian

9

between Fort and Nuuanu,

Residence:410

P. O. 117

ll

WOODEN BUILDINGS

the Building":Trade;:'is--

Groat Assortment of WVEN "WIBE MATTBESSES Spring, Hair,Moss, Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand aud made to order.LITE GEESE FEATHEBS and SILK FLOSS for Pillows.

OBIBS, CRADLES, etc."WINDOW SHADES of all colors andCORNICE POLES, in or brass trimmings.

Mattresses, Loungos and all Upholstered Furniture repaired atreasonable

CABINET MAKING, in all its branches, by Competent Workmen.MATTING LAID and Interior Decorating under the Supervision ofMr. GEOBGE OBDWAY;

Our Goods are First Class, and our prices are the lowest Comeand bo convinced a trial is solicited.

Bell 525. Mutual 645.OBDWAY & POBTER, Bobinson Block, betweenFort and Nuuanu

Telephones:Bell 351

Mutual 417

F, B. THOMAS,

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Given on AJ1 KindsOF

RRfiK n ft, STONEI iS

"All Kinds of Jobbing in- " Auendca to.

Islands.

MutualBox

sizes.wood

rates.

telephones:

KEEPS ITOJl SALE:Brick, Lime, Cement. Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old & JNew Corrugated Iron, Minton ,Tilee,Qnany Tilee, assorted-sho- e and colors;

California and Mo&terej Sand,I Granite Curbing and Blocks, etc., ate?

I comer King t Smith St.OFFICE a YARD : 4 Office Haara, i to xa M.," tMP;ii,

j Xiife & MarineINSURANCE.

HARTFORD EIRE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, $ 7,109,825.49LONDON-LANCASHIR-E FIRE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

THAAIES-ilERSE-Y LARINE INS. CO.,

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets, $137,499,198.99

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu'"

IMPORTERS AND DEALEES IN

G-rocerie- s,

ProvisionsAND

Feed,EAST CORNER FORT & KLNGkSTS.

New oodsBy every Packet from the Eastern States and Europe.

Fresh California Produce by every steamer.

All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered toany part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.

Island Orders Solicited. Satisfa ction Guaranteed. PostOffice Box No. 145, Telephone No. 92.

c--r, O. Box 480. Mutual Telephone 245.

The Cheapest Placeon the Islands to Buy

Hew and Second Hand FurnitnrIS Ti&TjBIE

CORNER OF

King & Nuuanu Sts.

PANTHEON SALOON,

FORT AND HOTEL STS.

Heailprters Enterprise-- Bremn Co.

THE- -

Largest Consignment, of Beer

that ever arrived here, nor

on Draught

iyI4 J. DODD, Propjr

ISr'OTIOE.

In future all BILLS for nndertaking vfllbe payable on presentation. We are coin-pell- ec

to resort to this rule; on account ofthe inability to collect .the majoritv of our

uuwwMuij mm Biier mnerais are OTer.

ATHLIAMS BKOSn

ED. A. WHXIAAI5.Manager.

aa27-- l

20S Merchant Street Honolulu.New Store, new Jewelry Gold,

Silver and Diamonds.

Jewelry 'Mahufactare;to order.Watches cleaned and repaired

. Assets, S 6,124,057.00

' .

"

'- -

'

X. Ljy20

i Honolulu

ii. i.

Murray

Is Yei o 2c FoundOn the Old Staud, No. 4

Kinjr- - St. ili.s Business us

CARRIAGEAND

TON UWaCHEB

Goes On.

Wlieii the "PEOPLES

PAETY" getssmashed he

will he readj-- to

EPAIR PAIKT KM TRIM If

At a Seasonable Figure. No

Extra Charge for Furnishing

them with Common Sense.

LET THEM BING-IJ- P ;MUTUATi- - TKLEPHONE - 572.

I Removal ,1

HAVE MOVED TO

Auction - RoomsMorgan's -

for short tim We arestBlwHta?

Departure Bay GOAL

CHARCOAL,- ALGEROBA and

BUNDLING WOOD

""in any qnaaUtr.

Both Telephones 414

POUND MASTER'S --

NOTICE.'"

Notice Is hereby given to gtPound a.there are at the Government

SSded Bonstrayed

right hindonus.

leg. 1 pmco bnU

brand indiscrioable on 7owing tfaee oulUor persons

are Rested to come and te e same n

or before 12 o'clock noon, SATORDAi,SEPT. 15. jAMS KDK0XA

Tonnd Master.Makiki, Aug. SO, 1S!H. angSO-lw- dy

Pioneer Shirt Factory

ESTABLISHED 1SS7.

A. 1L AtELLlS, Proprietor,

513 Fort St., Honolulu, (Upstairs) Good Fit

CONSOLIDATED SODA "WATER CO.

(LlMITTED.)

ESPLANADE:Cor. Allen ami Fort St. : : Honolulu

IIOLL1STER & CO..AsrcntH.

FOR SALE.

A FINE " illDNIGHT " STALLIONcolt belonninc to P. D. Isonborg. The coltcan be seen at the PANTHEON STABLEfrom f.

The White House!

118 N"uuanu Avenue,

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS- -

Fir-cl- a Rooming Iqub

IN EVERY BESPECT.

Rooms from $1-5- 0 to $3,00 per Weefc

or 50c. jfip Day.

PAUL LEMKE.PROPR1ATOR.

Bell Telephone 132. aug 22

NOTICE TO

Visitors,"

Picnic Parties. Lnans -

AND

GENERAL --PUBLIC I

At SiirraTs Bjs and LiveryStable, King Street.

Adjoining Metropolitan iTeat llarket.lc Ilia PtiA.'kMA- -a TYI f mP.., n- -' V 7-- Ju tan ccc

""SPMnw, uuggies and Saddlew;:r- - ,,u, yn to ana Beo

Mutual Telephone 408auglHf

ii

Wfoleole Wiqe ' :

Iiqnop Dealer19 Nuuanu Street

Ye would call yoar attention toOur Special Brands

Longfiferfceu're Cream j.

RYE WHtSXEY. :

Fredericksburg- - Beerz--

.

an2

G0NSA.LVEAllvrari Keeps on Hand a 3j,piT

of tbe Very

Best Pionecp SoapIn Cacs of IX, 4 J, 5). a j 1 7 3

THIS SOAP IS THE

Frnet Imported Here,

SPECLVL PRICES FOR 3 CAsI?IN LOTS.

m mm & cmCelebrated Brands of

SCOTCH WIHSKEIXamcly:

BEN ALDOCHLAN.

Ainsley's

OLD Blended Glenlivct

GLE-.NI0- N Extra, Spu--

GLENLI0N

SPECIAL LIOUEUR

scotch whis ; ;

ity - uarriage

(J'F'Q. Co.

acksmith Shooi

107 KING STBEET

D. I(. BEJflT, Mm

Blacksmith WorkA?,D

Carriage RspIrinj

PAINTING: AiD : TBIM.MUi

In all its .Branches, nt BedBock Prices.

Mutual Telephone 3S2

' Give us a Call andfor yourself. jy

TOE UNDERSIGNED bavlm: bt dj.rappointed Administrator of tbe Eta'- -

Petelo Kakoj. (k)latc of Hodo nlu,deceased.

Notice is hereby given to ai credito--- . rthe deceased to present their claims wn-- f tBcctired by ir.irtra. or otherwisf. d.'vanthendicatcd andwith the proiwr tou. !. ,If any csist to the undersigned wit'aic f rmonths from thn rinfr. t,forever barred; and all persons indet t. i' jtne said deceased are request tom-- - omediate payment at the Office t.f J K.hAULIA. Corner of Dnn,ii .n.t v. ,,t tStreeU, Up-jtair- ?.

Administrator nf tt... r.ut,, r v..i. .

KakoL (k deceased.Honolulu, Sept II 13i. sept II- -'

YJEIH CHAN,DEALER LV

Fine TailoringFine Chinese and Japanese

Handkerchiefsros. 31 to 33 Nuuanu St. Hono-lulu. P.O. Box 258. jyo

:!x.;h. tbu'schlbb,

Soot & Shoemaker.ISO Fort Sired.

Bepairinr.' nfinlTc- - Dnrtn h.llfsole; and heel with pegs, $1.00..ttoi9,aua lieel sewing, 5 Lou.

Rti7

$iisir. Mauer,

:R&W:4UAX HOTEL BjLRBER

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