rllll.tUHMl- . THE HAWAIIAN TriiiaifeVKHt AITf.tlUCMIN STAR. 1 ORRTI A MOKTII

xi err t'iat, J

m a a 4

VOL. HI. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, SATlMtlJAY BVKNIN8, NO.MfMillM jr. i89J

Hood's is Good a

Makes Pure Blood'Scrofula Thoroughly eradicated."C I. Hood a Co., Lowell, Mass.l

"It li 1Ui that I gl yon the detailsel our little Mays sieliiie.1 u her retura Uliealth ty Uw via of Hart's SarsaiarllU. Miau taken down with

Fevor and a Bad Cousdi.'olio, luf Uili ton came on tier Mitt able Le--

teea Uit two lower Ills, la a short lime aooilier broke on Uia left tide, hlie wiwla takespells of fire moutli and ben we li4 succeed-ed In iiirromiliir tlilt she wouLI .utter wltli

of lilj.1i freer and el tiluuly looklnieiirrilie AtL llrf he.ll . lffM4il m,A null.?

i from bw eart. After each attack ebe be--

Curesearns worte and all treatment failed to (Ire ber.' ' " "M" w u liuuu IHIIIIia.Afar .lie had taken bottle we could teethat alio wat better. We continued uulil thebad taken three bottles. Now the looka like

Tha Bloom of Healthand It fat at a pie. We feel (rateful.and cannot

F wwhiutii iii isTor vi uwni rwasiiarinne. A. M, Allans, Inman, Teoneaiee.

Hood' Pill art easily, yet andcsuieiiur, oa usurer ana beweu. so.

Ilobron llrug Compnn)Wholesale AcentH.

10WAIANAE at

p.at

Saturdays & SundaysTralne will leave on Saturdays nt 'JilS

a.m. ami 1:11 p in,, arriving In Hono-lulu 3:11 p. m. and iilU p. in.

Train wilt leave on Sundays nt 0:15a. in. arriving In Honolulu at 1M0 p. in.

ROUND TRIP TICKETS:

lt Cla SI.7Bad Clac 81.38

F. C. SMITH.OvuU, Tom. nml Ticket Agent

la the Tw.Kl'llOKK Num245 bku to rmx up when youwant Wajcone for . , . .FURNITURE MOVING

which, when property handled, it apoaitlve pleasure Instead of worry andvexation

LARSEN'S EXPRESSU prepared to more anything from an ftamendment to a info and without scratching or marine;. Hpecialfacilities and appliance for

PIANO MOVINGand special rate for alt kinds of work. ofBaggage checked and weighed and hand onhajfgsge placed in stateroom saving allannoyance to the raveling public,

WM. LARSEN, Prop.Bland at 1XL. cor. Nuuanu and KingKIs

Fertilizers!! at

For 1896.SOLUBLE, of

ACTIVE and SURE II

Hawaiian Fertilizing Co.Have a (all stock of all Fertiliser

Materials for sale at lowest market rates iSold In Original Bags or Ground

and Mlied to Order.Good Guaranteed to any Annlyala

In Bags of Equivalent Weight.Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of

Ammonia, Cotton Seed MealSulphate of Potaah, Double Man.

ure Salt, Muriate of Potnshand Kalnlt.

Double s,

DlMolved Cuano and Bona Meal,Florida Phoiphates, Etc.

Correspondence tid Orders Solicited.

A. F. 000KE,Proprietor and Manager Hawaiian

co.

Mr.5odaWaterDrinker.

We think our Soda-wate- r

is tlio best in

town. Wo want youto know bo. . Como

once once will be

enough to givo youthat knowledgo ; andtho satisfaction of knowing you're drinkingPuro Fruit Flavorsgoes with that knowl-

edge. Our glasses are

, thoroughly washed

that's an added satisfaction that doesn't

mako tho pleasure ofsoda-wat- er drinking less

keen t t t s

BENSON. SMITH & CO,

WssaV 8tsR.'s.OO per year,

tin 111:11 M.itt ltt:.IT.KTIlAt. I'MIOK tlll'HCII.

Onrntr llerrlsnlasiid ItirliardssliTete,Dme-la- I'. IJItnle. nilnl.tt-r- . Hertlrcfor Sunday, Dccemlicr 1st. 9M a, 11'.

Kununt KlhmiI an. I Iliiild laam. It a.m tnilillo worelilp and Minoni "Whalla ounteiMi.il." 80 ! JnnlirO11I.II1111 I'.mlentoi C:.'l ii.in. ,

V 1'. H. IL l' inrellliK,"Oliwlleiie. t Un.1." Wrul. Vlllil-W- i.liDU p. m pnl.l;c wiirthlp nml tcrimm,

TliB IK-I-re and the IVnl of llalttm."After meeting In the parlnra. htunlaycliuolsi JaiwnrM-- , in IjJciihii, l 10 a.

111 ruttuitueM-- , in the cliiliyli onMiller ttntt at IsMl p. m. 1'iajtrmeeting on Wednesday at J-- V p. 111

Toplo "What It It to I PpiiltnolllyMlndiir A wrlcome fur all at rry

1 ice.

sr, AfctiitKw'a ciTHMiatU

First HuikUj in Advent. Oalhedrnl eer-.1- ..

rvi.i...it,m i.f lli.lv Communion at II a. rn.. Matin 'llliMliniilil 830 p. m. liawanaii eeiwng; 7i30 p. m., evening prnji-- Willi

aeniitin.t. amiuew a catiikubil.

The nervlcea of tli Becind Congrf- -git 1 11 tf M Andre. 'a Catlinlial tomorrow, (Sntidat) will lw as Inllnwt:ICeSa. 111., Holy UoiiiiuiiiiIoii wltli ar- -

nmni Kjrle and nanulua, unit u.h)imi.r,l and 3. (law p. in., eteiieong

111 sermon; 11) iniia -- i 1, uu

riKsT METIIOUUIT EMBOOrAb Ull.lll.ll.Iter. II. V. l'tck, tor. Hun- -

day services. IVc. lt. 1 . I"-- .

Sunday at IiimI. Mr. C. J Day, auitlii-tenden- t,

I0J0 a. in., "UiveII a. in,, sermon liy paelor, iniioweii nyreceiilion of urolialioneis and ineiiilK ra.Sacrament of the Lord's Kupp r. 130 p.111.. eermoii, "UHe anil Kilirus, adiameter sketch. IM) p. in. on Weilnes-day- ,

prayer service. Meellncslor I lie present ncld in 11.n1, corner roij

nil Hotel atrtets, eiliranco 1111 iiuicistreet. A cordial welcome to all.

CHRISTIAN CIIUKC11.

Clirintioii Church, on Alakca nearKing street. T. U. Oarvin, patlor.Lord'a Day aclod at 11:1ft a. m.tJermon at II a, ui. Subject: "Uhritt theAlpha and Omega." loungmeeting at OSiO p. ui. tharii. Sermon

7:3" p. m. (iuealion: "What must Ido to lie sjreaT' llihle clans on Mnrnluyat7SJ) p. 111. Subject; "What is theChurch, and who are members ot lit'We iutiteall to tins normal ISible clsi.I'ra)er meeting on Wednenday nt 7U

ni. Women's prayer meeting Friday3 p, m.

KAWAIAUAO CHURCH.I

Itev. II. Parker, ininliter. Sundayschool at 10 a, in. Horning service ut to11. Subjectl "Tim Urrater llewanl."Bvenlng service ut Subject! "The ofliolr Land." This will be the firet of aseries of talks 011 the lifo of Jesus. Allservices in the Hawaiian language.

ROMAN CATHOUO CATHEU1IAL.

Servicea Sundav Dec. 1st. will be asfollow.: (land 7a. ni., Low Mast with

lcHoly ljuiiumiion; v a. in. Aioaa wituKnnlili biitrucllon; 10M a. 111., HighMom with native sermon, 2 p. 111., InItosarv and native instruction: 4 p. mnative instruction and Ilenedlction; 7

m.. 1'iirtuuueeo tervlce with lleue- -

ilicliuii. Week days: Low Moos at 0and 7 a. in.

SALVATION ARUV.

Sunday 7 u. m "Ilread." Captainlingridge. 11 h. in., "Saved to Fight,"Adl. Euuer. 3 o. m.. "Junior Soldieis.lUlly," AflJ. tgner. 7:3U p. ni., AMciwage from Hell." Adj. Egner, Everybody welcome.

Y. H. C. A. SERVICES. aSundav. II a. rm. service at Oahu

Jail; 3 p. in. hoys' meeting in Y. M.A., hall; Tuesday; 7:30 p. m., llible

study in the parlor.WTTEB DAV SAINTS.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-Ua- Saints: Milllaui Uall, rear

Operu House. Services will be heldSunday an follows: 10 A. ., llible

clans; 11:13 a. u. and 6iiO I', u., preach-inpt- .

meSEVENTH PAY ADVP..VTISTS.

Meeting ulace on Punchbowl street.opposite Queen's Hnsuital, in the houseformerly occupied by the late Dr.Trousseau. Preaching on the Sabbath(Saturday) at 11 am., and Sunday night

7:30. Sabbath school at 10 n. ra.

LOST.

& CO. CBKTIFIOATE O"BIriHOp So. 23861, for fGO In favor ofHoard of Health has been lost and payment

some has been stopiied.

Honolulu, November 2Mb, 1HW.

TO LET.

A LMA COTTAGE. AT WAIKIKI.V. is to let, furnished, together with a

beach lot. Annlv toeiu-3- FRANK IIUBTACE.

FOR 8ALE.

rpWO COTTAGES, AND LAND PLANTX ed with Tree", for Hale.

JOSEPH KKP.HUIA.$Utf Punchbowl Street, near Hospital.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

All PllEPAKED TO MAKEI of Title In a most tborouzb andcomplete manner, on abort notice, and accurate la every aecau. ,-,.r n . .Aiunncii!W, O. Bralth's office. 818 Fort Street

BUSINESS AGENT.

ncil. WKTATR AND fll'.NRUAI. BUSbIV nets Agent. Ileal Estate bonght andold. Hou Ilenied. Loaks NaooTiAiau.

Collections nuuls. Books iioated. AccounUiuMi. (lonvlnir nentlv done.

.All business entrusted to me will receiveprompt anil careiut attention, a auar. 01

the public patronage respectfully eoliclteu.teieouone tju.

GEO. A. TU11NEU.SOa Mercbant Street.

Ofdce formerly occuple.1 by C. T. Uullck.

Notice.

Notice is hereby Riven to all creditorsof tbe Estate of M. Qoldbere tbat baymentjuuat be made on or before

1st next, or suits will be broughtlu the District Court for the recovery oftbe same.

T. G- - FOilTEIl,E. D. TENNEY.

Executors Estate M. Goldberg,Honolulu, II. I.i Nov. 7, im.

80T-t-

Notice.

All neraona having claim aaralnstSANDOUN & CO.," Conlractors, forfence building on tbe waianae uivttionnf the Oahu Itallwav and Land Company, are hereby requested to send theiraccount Immediately to the ofllce oftbe Uauu Hallway ana una uo., orthey will not be allowed.802-- tf 0. I. HAN DO UN & CO.

THEOSOPHY, '

Those interested In TlieoaODhv. vtfltt- -

Inz TbcosophUta and any not connectedwith lodges in Honolulu can obtainbooks, etc.. free of cliarue from theIII II. II T I m u !.'.(,.--

llllock. Nuuanu Street, cn WEDNESDAY KVEN1NUU from 7 to BSJO.

7B-l-

on file tit E. O.AavertuiDg

Agency, vt iuu m anrrtUui Kichangt. HanriVtOctsoo. CaL, vhsre cootracu for adrsr- -

RheumatismAND PILES CURED BY

AYEIl'S SARSAPARILLA.Mr. W. Ibiiiiivm, Aitltiit, t. A., fonnirly

tt Htwtkora, nir KtlUara,Tie-- , iniUit

Tor Hi a tf 4 )ti. I lnt nnt NitiTfifr fnim iliciimiin.ni mwl Mm,trl'Nt all H'rl ut mnXWiwn, Hit iffilvis.

im $t tmm ilirm. tinnrfd in rum frtu(f tour iMMiki aiitl thniiciii I would lvtyoiir tMimrilUtiUI, 1 dliIln,iii)UftlUr

UVIno one Inltln I 1. It Ultrr aiut afterlAklne 4 Irttll to. I ml R new mini I m

torrjr I never tunic it iMlrr fur it .uulilbare stTnl lite r- ry linn li pain, '

Ayer's SarsaparillaHas cured others, will euro you.

U4 If Dr. J.CJr A Ho Umjrtt lliii. U.B A

HOLLISTER DRUG CO.,

WIIOLUqAM'. AOKTH,

Cook's Music School,

Prtor. E, Cook, for Ittiecn years,Prlnclinl of CiHik's Musical InstitutesPortland, Oregon, is prepared lo give

iVnto, IWti andlhinmmy Lessons.

For terms ainly nt the Studio,WAHINIl'S IIUILDINO,

Ilerelanla St.

LABORERS FOR THE PLANTERS.

1IavIu J Hit retnml from JakHn, whorolinve Uvti In tlie InlcrwU of tbu ldlur

dui.jily for our plantnUoiin, I am prpimrtilfurnNli nny numW nf Jnljorem under tlie

only prnctirjible p an yet nut forth.MY I'IjjVN mi mt fortli In the iiropectuOgura it ('a, requlrm tha planUr to luty

iiieftaiwiKe money 01 iueiniHrcrLOim placeAmi other exiieniies after arrival, tS -rage money for each nuiIeaiullL'U for eachfemale.

After Inventlgat on of the miliject, I amMtWtat Hint It U the only plan by whichb.rMrenc4n tw rerrult4l for thin place oiul

lenmjnauiy Dure m ooiainuiK tucm,1 uiuHt rospoctfully rcuet that your or-

ders tie placed with me a noon a pofltdbleorder to wvuro the approval of a

here ami to ennltJo mo to liave thelaltorera recruited nuickly.

U. a UOAHUMAX.822-l- Atrent for 0ura & Co.

Whtre Bicycles

Are Doctored.Bicycle turgery.Acute and chronic coae troatwl wl hKuvaiR'w of niccewi.Lanjuht tiree rtstored to health and vigor.Tire blown up withutit piiru Wind free.We uodfrdtond the anatomr. Dlivklolotrv

and hygiene of wheels, and giveas individual

require, cure cure guaranteed.Testimonial: "Mr wheel had three ri'a

iTuciurua ana you cureu it in one ireAtuaenc.My tires were suiTerine with a ca.se of

acute QDeuriNin. which bad oeen pronouncotlfatl by other bicycle dortors, but you cured

uiioruer find 1 did not lone a day of mytour."

I was troiblel with Yarltvwi tlrns. involving frequent ruptures. You curel me."

Offl re noun-n- il day, Cuusnltatlon Free.

R. H. G. WOOTEN,BICYCLE SURGERY,

io; KING STREET

THANKSGIVINGsim:ci.i, xo. ti.

For Ctntltmtn only.

MAKEHERHAPPY !

Sho wants ono and 1ms wantedone for it long lime. Her friendsan iiavo one, uiu mere Is noteuton why-tli- should not havoone. Wo refer to a

Sicretary WritingDisk - - -

Our are nude of 80LID OAK,are finely pniitiied and only costyou

- - $13.50.It is timo now lo buy that tabloalio needs and wauta so muchwo mean ono ol our . , .

Pilishe., Oak

Parlor TablisDan't walk away with the ideathey coat a fortune. They do insome places, but ours aro moV'Ing at.....

asaas$3s50Add lo tlio above purchases oneot our

Floss Cushions,DOo. la tho Price.

Don't let tbe ladle do all the buvInir for the house, do a little voureelf,If vou don't like that Tablo Clothon your extension table say nothingaoouc it out step in ana got one of ours)4.00 one. Vou will And them thebiggest four dollar worth you ever purcnaseq. no tnese tilings once inwhile and you will

Make Her Happy,

Hopp & Co.

Furniture DealersCor, King and Bethel BU

IUhiI I aaeerl.The Hawaiian Hand, umlcr the

Jln-ctlo- of I'rof. Ilcriftr will givea jhiMIc concert ttil cveiiliig atIttntna 5iurc, IjcltmliiK nt 4 oo'clixlc. I'ullowing program will lietcntlercil .

1. Marrh "King Cullon" Housa2. Drerlure '. inlrainlde" lb lnl3 ItilrrmrMn "(ivallnla ltu.ll

i'tii" . . Matagnl1. Medley "Mimical Itrtlew" Itlviere

IlilU.f "I IVilniua" Yrailltrn, raiitala"H.rK'iitlne Dance' (llltt

"Hawaii I'oiiol "

Mis. W. II. Meek, win) resides atUmiptcnville, Cat,, says her daughterwss for soersl yeais troubled ut timeswith severe cramtit In llie ttomacli, andwould lie in tucli agony that It wasnecmaary to call In a physician. Ilav.Ing rend about Chamherlalii'a Colin,("liolera and Diarrhoea Iteniedv the 0011

rltiile.1 to try It. ' hhe found that it 1,always gave prompt rellM. Itwatwl.dom necrtisary to give the second duee.'It haa not only svel us Iota uf worry

'and time.," she says, "but alsodnrlorbills. Illsniviiiiinlonllnteven familrthould have .1.4111. of .1.1, renrly Inthe liouse. For sale by all dealersIIknson, SMITH Co., tienerHl Agents.Hawaiian Islands

I

Tlie lllerrle and draft.The talk in Paris is that the hiryrl

is neatiuui to baumii lliocorwt. Importous teiKhert ot the uobla soleuce ofwheeling refnsn to receive pupils whorelaiu their cornets. Purls Letter.

A Hloomf rite's LamentMen liave borrowed our ktlrpioa toelKanout

ttieir pipesWhi never U tolled tlielr hamore:

llwy're iKirrownl vur newllee, our tart-ft- aiulour pint

And they'll jft.Ut!r borrow our Uoumere.American Wawlmtti

VcnlVe.n,It It a well known fact that a oat tituallr

falls oil it flit. Tbla lniiv l ,,...! i..Uklng a cut and dropping It from variouilielgbta. Tbat It should fait on Ita feet lanot due to luck, but to a well defined prln

lieu you bold n cat with It.inost, the back will be nl.,r,.l i,v ......outward. l)ut as toou at you let go tl.animal turns orcr lu the air and curves tliebody Inward, tliu.ill.placlog the center oftrrarlty that the fall la Diadoonall fnnrt

O

BY AUTHORITY.

Board of Education.

Kiaminationn for Teachers' PrimaryCertificate!!, will Iks held on FK1DAY,January 3d, nml SATUKDAY, January4lht tt0ut nt tlio followiiiK' pi acon: llono

In, O.iliu; lllln, Hawaii; Wulluku,Haul, and Lihuc, Kauai.

Ity order of the Hoard,

ALATAU T. ATKINSON,820-l- I. U. S.

It Is the intention of the Hoard oflucatlon to open u freo night fdiool

for pupils above tlo age of 15. Thenchool hours will be from 7 to 0 p. m,daily, except Saturdays and Sundays.The ftession will commence January C,

IbOO, at the ro.t Street Scliool, Pupilsde irous of entering should apply at theBoard of Ihicatlon

Tlie Hoard would like all teachers whoare desirous of teaching in the nightschool to eend In their names. From thelist bo obtained a selection wil be made.

By order of the Hoard.

820.1w AI.ATATJ T. ATKINSON.

Oenerai. Headquarters. Republio )...n It.... tur iiaiiaii, rAdjutam.Oe.neral'8 Offick, I

HoloIuIu, II. I., Nor. 1, 1893.

GENERAL ORDERS No. 37.

The following appointments on theGeneral Stall are hereby published for

e information of tlie National GuardHawaii.

CUHT19 I'. IaLkra, to be Major andQuartermaster General,

jAttrs W. Pbatt, to be Captain and

By order of the Commanderdn-Chie- f(Signed) JKO. II. SOI'EIt,

823 3t Adjutant General, N. (I. II.

TENDERS WANTED.

Tender will be received at the Attor- -

office till 12 o'clocknoon'on MONDAY, December 2nd, 1B93.

for furnishing tho Oahu Frison for oneyear beginning from Monday, Decern.ber 2nd, 1805, with the following supplies at such times aud in such quanti-

ties as may be required.

The Marshal or such other officer as

he may designate, will make the requlstior.B, and all supplies will be subject tohis inspection and approval.

The amount set opposite certain itemsin 'the Schedule are the approximaterequirements per month, but all thesupplies are to be furnished as requiredby the Marshal, I

The contractor 'will be required tofurnish suitable bondfor the faithfulperformance.of his contract.

All tenders must ba distinctly marked'Tenders for Supplies, Oahu Prison,"

The Attorney-Genera- l does not bindhlmtelf to accept the lowest or any bid

HENttY E. COOPER,Attorney General, ad interim

Attorney General's Office,November 27, 1805. H23 8t

SCHEDULE.

Fresh Meat, per lb.Hard Dread, Medium, per lb., with

cases.Bread, fresh 1 lb. loaves, prr loaf.Salmon, red, 4 to 7 bbla. per month.Tea, per lb., in boxes.Coffee, per lb., Kona In bean.Deans, per Ib red.Potatoes, per lb.Onions, per lb., in crate.Rice, No. 1, per lb,Dar Soap, Drown, per lb.Sugar, No, 3, per lb.Milk, per quartStraw Hats, per dot.Dlue Denim, 9 ox Amoskeag, per yard,Drown Denim, U or, Amoskeag, per

yard.Canvas, No, 1, No, I Ball Duck, per

yard.Blankets, per pair.Kerosene Oil, per case.Galvanized Iron Duckets, per dozen,

18 and H Inches.Yard Droonis, rattan, per dozen,cnoes, orogans, per pair,umiornia wneat nay, large bale, per

ton,Oats, good white oats, per ton.

80U Leather, per lb.

Yale'sLa FreckiaMie. Yairt Infallll.ir . r IWikie.,

Tan and Bunlmrn. It 1. the nary nHimlvever iniimdeit tbat .ill latau. tntk eaonmpletely ami aunay.

Tlie fairer ami ina ileiirasa taw akin, the"V".'1 'P" IibiS Uh- - Www It

"ffiir J'ilS '5tr.ta!,,are dWiniml by thi-a- a unabnStiy, l.rmnbloti'liee. N.Jlii.is will hide ik--m. Tl.. .

are A source of iniwi , but tlwy ian tie iin.lsfi KrefklA I I In frvrk11m jruiwrBtioi. f a III III Otiv

i im. ifliei arraftut hlVTMirte. Tli'Tfarm mau uuaUtita, mm ut umtt vvt tlitugmitM and liortful Ui Uh tktn ; tf nf thornreally efTtle. Por aafety atsl eertabitt,tnstat always on tetltaa tie

lirlnsl l.t WVIa.

Price $1 al time- .tor.M. VM K. Health at110 ttlala Ht. Oliicaitu. US aWemelM

free atTHE HOUHON DRUQ CO..

S,ilc Asentn.

BargainsCLOCKS,

met ....Lowest l''t,r for Cath.

It EAT I1A ltd AINU WILT. 111! (I1VN

Thomas LindsayCampliell lllock. Merchant Street,

Wuv-Kb- Star., fl.OO per ver.

Tkl. tUU.

FAMILY J&jtiiGROCER IV'Q.

Ilotul St fcot, Oiij.

the eveiy

All andat

COWAN'S

n

to

.

n

A

,

A

aaf

HONOLULU

" " "" "" (i

"" "

forfuguls

All

The C. AbiesJ. Wagner, the Inventor

use

thePatent

the 20th day of 8EPTEMDER.L. O. Abies a Patent No.to make, uu ami vtndHawaiian liana:

The of Hawaii has also

in San

We personsgenuine 1'eei.ess Paint,

Wh all

19, 1895,

FOR SALE.

On All HtreM DmiU. VttPump, t I Met Mctieei Ami iliselisrwith JS fH m iRoh lit.

At one RefglMi rfgiiHKinI.

Olio r.ilvlng latker's over,Aimlt

J. KMMIXITTII.

Ut-t- f. N'.i. ft Nuuami street.

mm Li E

AT RETAILIn Barrels or in

(Including ContnlnanriO CtH. ICM' ItllOtCOt.

HARDWARE CO, Lid,

Sei'lnl terms In large lots forTW-t- t shipment.

iODOLUnequnllod

Teeth.thofor

Anntlier shipment ot this

Mellkixiwti Denllfrlo and

Moutli Wash on TlieAntiseptic Onoi. prevents

and tlelro8 entirely

all mnller injurious to the

teeth

for Mile ut Drug Storet nml ut

H. HAOKFELD &fti'e for HavtAllAn Iftl.uu..

TKt.. cai.

xVrllntjtoii Jlloolc.

CASH STORE.

51" .GSff PEOPLE'S

ti'lstv STORE.

CHOICE ERESH GROCERIESJust oieneil full and complete assortment of

luxuries an4edelicacies from civilizednation, wiiidiwlrl. soltLlower than the lowest.

Fresh Califor.nja'Creamory and Island Butter.FAMILY TRADE SPECIALTY.

Roods delivered promptly. Civility every attention given tocustomers

.TltADE

"iVtjC.i" aaV

Valvoline OILS Valvoline

.

' '

" 4

"

and

L.

In

Onand

Certain

WORKSSOLE AGENTS.

B Valvoline Cylinder Oil.R. R.Publico MaeliineC.E.MagnetWhite Dynamo Valvoline Ma- -

fTlino sOil Specially manufactureilDynamos.

West VirginiaHONOLULU

To Who

Charles

I'HKSKKYliNU 1'AIHX

H.P.WaltonPJjEBLESS

ReDublio

hereby warn against

Walton.

licreby persons

AttlHf

PACIFIC

luillil.

decay

CO.

MAltK.

ibsa'afe

IRON

undersigned,

Buckets

GO.,

Lubricating Oil.

IRON WORKS CO.,

Use Paint.and H. P. Walton, purchased fromof 1'KKHliKSS I'UKSKIIYINU

Hawaiian Islands.

1805. the Reuublio of Hawaii sranted to110 izrantlnir to them the excJuilrc rttiht

VKKSERVISa PAINT tin

cranted L. C. and P. Walton

have recently been sending Honolut

ot Fraud.tieing defrauded Into using any but the

wblcl. can be obtained only or Able and

against buying, selling or using any articli

aubiactlnfi' the oersons huvlntr. selllnsr

L. C. ABI.ES,II. P. WAIyTON,

PAINT the txclusivt right to manufacture, and stll Iht PEEULE88

for Paerless Preserving Paint

Trade Mark for Peerles Preserving Paint,

thtuKlutivtuwofttewordt I'EEllhrJSS I'ltESEHVlNO I'AINT as a trademark tnrouguoui tne iiepuuuo 01 Hawaii tor me term 01 vi years,

nartles Franciscounder the: name of Peerless Pbeseuvino asnurlous artlclo not onlv inferlor to tne genuine paint, out one wnicn is positively injurious to any metal towhich It may be applied.

awareall

J iieskrvwo

also warn

iMrgatn

warning Against infringement,

er tne name 01 1 kkhi.ks& i'hesehvino taint except mat so,Ing, selling or using will he a direct Infringement of our Patki and a violation of, our rierbu.

to II.

to

utlng such paint to a claim for damages by us in accordance with the HawaiianLaw,

Honolulu, October,

Clients

throughout

Abies

Imitation.

Punt

RipansTabules

Mi.im.ri 01 .0. Mav 7, t"S.llipans eon l i 'rl

(' Heme" I riTeiilly had anlnir new uh Arthur Hwh.IaI,who ie eiy etltlitltlatlic .Unitllliit Tabules. and couldlianlly say enough In theirfavor, lieeauie they liave madeI1I111 feet at good at he over ilklin lit Ills. Very truly yours,A. K. Ilatx." n

nrevi4 tf ill

(til M VBJMM, PAR No. It Ftwtsfw t .

KtwAttv,

DOUTOIt TUCKElt11m taktMi tin lun on the corner nfNunfltin antl HcIhhiI urc-t- i uccnily(ecupiml I iy

sin. ifr.NitY WATnitiiorHr.until he nan aectir a mi it able ollh'e, tntrnllv htratetl, ollire will lx ntiusml.tencN1.

(ink llniim. In II ilo6 7 1" nTekptuMM 2t mi ir

Epilablc Lifo Assurance Society

op tub Unitbo Ktatk.lSUUCIi CAKTWRIGUT,

(letiernl Manager for IlAwalluu Itdiittdn,

A. .1. J)H11HV, D.D.S,

Dental Hoi, in. lottnge No. 100 AlakcaStreet, bet. llerotiinlit nnd Hotel.

IVIeaboae Sla. Oflke hours 9 a. ra. In 4 p. m,

3UJ.S. BOLTON.

Hew York DrcssmaiiDE Parlors,

117 FOItT STUUirr,

Next to Seattle House.

. S. HUMPHREYS,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

OfTtcc with J. A. Magoon,

chant street.

J)J. JtUSSKL,OFFICE, MASONIC DUILDINC.

Hours: a. tn. 5 p. in.TeIe)hone 4S4.

Itesidenco: Hawaiian Hotel.

OHAS. SEYDONE8ICN WRITER andORNAMENTAL PAINTER,

Next to the Vort St. House,

It. E. C. SURMANN,Has removed to

E. M. NAKIMA,Commissioner of Private Ways and

Water Rights.

Notary PublloAgent to Grant Murrlage Licenses.

Mutual Telephone V25,

WILLIAM WAGENEK,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

Hecond Floor Honoluluflanlm Mill, Fort St.

All Kinds of Jobbing Promptly At- -

tcnueu to.

JI. PHILLIPS & CO.

Wboleuale Iniporten nnd Jobbers of

MM & EUROPEAN DRY GOODS,

Corner Port and Queen Bta,, Honolulu.b7tf

II. W. SC1IMLDT & SONS

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION

MERCHANTS.

Fort Street, Honolulu.

M. S. GUINBAUM & CO.Limited.

HONOLULU II. 1

Commission Merchants and Importersof General Merchandise.

Ban Francisco Office, 115 Front St,

E. YANDOOHN & CO.,

No. 208 FORT ST., Kspi.anauk,

Stop on your way to tbe wharf andbuy a cigar or get an iced cold drink.

American Lirery and Boarding staticsCor. Merchant and lllcbanl streeta.

Carriages, Surreys and Hacks at allHours.

JAMES CARTV, Proprietor,TELEPHONE No. 400.

CONSOLIDATED

SODA WATER WORKSCOMPANY, LTD.

Esplanade, corns Allen and Fort streets."

HOLLISTER A CO.. Agents

3 SNAPS

FOR YOU:

Sterling Silver Belts,

Complete for 2.B0Handsome Patterns, made towear, Including monogram.

Sterling Silver Side Combs,

. . . OOo. a PaPositively Newest Patterns.

Sterling Bicycle Name Plate

Reduoad to 7BoNil u c niivruvcd In I'll 1 1.

H. r. WIGHMJM

P0II POIIE. Van Doom & Co., Fort St

Kent Urn' I'lsnlng Mill willham frsali every day

Altioli I itu Afrit lo I'iiIMUIM VHK

KALIHI POI rACTORY,WhWh will be iW In fml li In larsrnrnMllaaMitltlee No c..ni.l, r. KBinl.li

eel. Tale .il I. maile with In.11.1 water.

W. I. VIUt)X,Mf IVftprleUir Kalltil I V.l Karterr.

BESTQUALITY

RUBDER

STAMPS

Jin dc at abortnotice iy tbe

HAWAIIAN

HEWS

COMPANY

LTD.

HEW HOUSE AND LOT

For Sale or Rent.

We oiler for Sale or Rent a new twostory house, nearly finished, situated fnlHasslnger Street, Honolulu. The land

ISOxlii) feet, Willi several valuablerces thereon, with soil twenty feet

deep.Tho houso Is a two story house of

good tire, with verandas In firet andsecond stories, Tlio house is fitted with

It the modern Improvements, havingelectric wires In every room.

This valuable property will Im olfereilfor sale at a reasonable price nnd uimneasy terms, or it will bo rented if not

Id.Fur particulars apply to

E HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSII Ufl INVEST

MENT COMPANY,

40S FoitT Sthkkt, Honolulu.

The greater part ot the Medals,Kmblems, Prizes anil such likemade in Honolulu have been manu-factured by us, and . . .

WeMakeJewelry

of every description. You haveonly to tell us wlnt you want andhow you want it made, and we dothe rest

acobson & Pfeiffer,Fort Street Jewellers,

Near corner King.

HUSTACE & CO.DEALERS 1"

VOOD AND COAL,

Also White and Mack Sandwhich we will sell at the very low-

est market rates. ,

tar Telephone No, 414, JJ

learance Sale.

.Having no room to place myNew Goods I will inaugurate eClearance Sale on

Saturday, August 31,And to continuo two weeks,

Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,Matting,

, Fine Millinery,China Silks. Etc.. Etc,

Goods sold below Cost.Come and see our Bargains.

OOO KIM,411 NUUANU STREET.

S. OZAKI.SILK CRAPE,

LACQUER WARE,

CRAPE SHIRTS llUftOUU.Btirr

(While or New Pattern.)

YERY FINE COTTON CRAPE,

New Deslan -COFFEE and TEA CUPS.

Beautiful Silk Table Cloths,

mjvis . . .

OAHl'UTN.

113 Kino Stkkkt, Con. Smith

INO. 8i3

CASTLE I COOKE.

MMITUD,

Importers, --

Hardware r.

andGeneral '

Partial Ust pur "Aniy Tumor",ol Otmtls just ifTtijjvctl

from New York.

Wheel Barrows,ROAD SCRAPERS,OX HOWS,

HOE HANDLES,BARBED WIRE,ASBESTOS CEMENT,

MATTOCKSFEED CUTTERS,LAWN MOWERS,FORGES,BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWSMACHINISTS' DRILLS,VISES,

harcoal Irons,REFRIGERATORS,

VIRBANX'S SCALES.

astle & Cooke, Ltd,

IMPORTERS,

ardware ii General Mercbaniise.

OLDEN

RDLE

BAZAAR

Christmas

Announcement

in

;a

Few

Days.

Wanted ut llie Luutro Buloon,VI Huuauu Street,

5000 men dally to drink the 5000. FAMOUS SEATTLE BEER..

lee Cold tin llreufkt.HIVAKO AS IIAUHV,

Pixtofnce Hoxi ITS . . JIoDolalo.UMiu

THANKSGIVING.

Corn Fed TurkoyB,Cape Cod Cranberries, lllnm II. tvllalslu and Currant, Candle.! 1'eels,Spice and llcrhs. Nuts, I'lum IuddinK,uiiueu (.uiraen, uouster ami Biirituiis,Boned Turkey, Corn. I'eas, Asnaragtis,Table Fruit and a freeh lot of Cracker.

King up Telephone ftHO. We deliverfloods and collect at house.

VIELLER I CI.,Warlug Block,

1$

Tim Hawaiian StarJ'UHMhHMI HVHIIV AFTHItKOOX

HXOHPT HOKIUY

Ell TOWHB milTUItV. U 1100(1?, - llUMINIWH MAKAIIHIllIIV TIIK HAWAIIAN RTAH NKW8- -

l'AI'HH AHHOUtATIOX. LM.

8ATUIII1AY. - NOVKMIIItH SO, 1 895.

"OnjiseroK Hoi.man s vote orinfluence on cither or nuy side of I

the Hawaiian question Is of assmall importance ns Ills opinion.

(UimcP (Uopic&.

for ItoynHe Is a work out, shelved back uml an equal nuinbor for girls,politician who should nave been 'l0R0 wheels nru from Dumorelegated to rotton row years aKo. . f.,,.irvnl.,i ..r iu.l0 beau

i . ., . , . , ,

Tun Torrens system of land ties; nro litteil ltll nriiivOH iuitransfers, about which v, O. coasters ami nro porleet inSmith will briiiB us information ovorv detail. Wo intend toe x ' I I. .. .1..4.l .iioui iuw.v,uuu, umuna..- - ovorv ono ot tlieso wjiooed by the State of Illinois. As i,,,r,,vil r irJs himsiinil tlio lu--

ChicaBo and Cook County as I

f u,U8Ci,0ltl IU 0 cordially inmany realty transactions as any i ...it nll.i ...!. nll :

place In the world, the system will Wo wiH not givhave a thorough test there.

Tint newspaper reporter who

gets much out of J. 11. Atherton,H. 1'. llaldwln or C. M. Cooke

about their mission to the Coast will

require a persuasive cental to dyuamite. These gentlemen were bornat a period too remote from yesterday to chat inlormally over a pend'

ing deal with the refinery andmarketing company ol the UnitedStates.

TuiiKit can be no possible sig'tiifir:iMri ill the uatlonalitv of for-

happenings

otliflr

say honestoiler

eign and homes createdetained. It slmnlv thatthe two men were For adults wo have

nf Hritalu. of the bcr ofthree liaoles one is a are bettor made,

and the other the says that.... ,.r. i.r.m i ti,e iTi.iieii fiintps. Tribune nro nil tlio r

It will lie a nleasant dav when the btates. Wo

there are no more sell tlieso wneeis ni noiiosiers to talk about. In this prices nnu warrant uiciu iosion there is wish only for the good give llichealth of the men. lias been by many

VIEWS OB A

Cassius M. Clay, to

Russia, famous and a

man who will figure forever in the01 ine oiaies, is uuw

. I

at hism, r , ami not toHome. ill me "liu v u uc

of half a century aco with vividOf the strug- -

gle the civil '(IcJ'l(war, he can say: "All of which I

as thosaw and part of which I was. Hislife was attempted less

a score of times

while he was buthe to urge convic

tions. Gen. Clay has latelyand while he seems

pessimistic, views may be pre'seuted and should be as

those of a keen, experienced ob'

server and a"I take no interest now in politics,

iipnnsuered in renlv to a (lUeBtion relatinir to the caninaian now cRmiuc. "Itake no interest in politics.The country is ridden. Thegreater part of the money in the UnitedStates is owned east of the Hudsonriver, and the men who own the moneydictate the taws in interest.

Among

M)cct;0,

wo

prefer n handsome,

a costly topresent mention.

"healthy outdoora

beautiful a.

beautiful developes

homes;political offenders liberated happy n wealthy

nation.""released a nuiil-cmMi- vi

Monarch Tribuneremaluinir. wheels;

naturalized American Icrrill, cyclist,

Easternpolitical

satisfaction, opinionexpressed

PlllLOSOl'HKlt.

abolitionistcan

surelyretirement Kentucky

,t expect

faithfulness.tremendous political

continued

interviewed

considered

profound philosopher.

absolutelycorporation

i i

...i

A

are

of

.

republic is.lefmed as a ;.ment In which the will of tho leaves tllCof the is the law. Is this xi

in No. I'aitiesare 1 10 m?Cr S

the caucus. Suppose and lnbUllO areA 0 boin country. A

is held, 501 votes decides the of to look all right as far asgo, for

that reallv 2.001 are to small Itto iudgo an

in the condition is worse; thecoat of four, or

is far betler than ours, and partsuiiuw.nu.u. S.: sv I (tonii 1I11Mupon either. In Kussia tnero i -are no to or iron 111

divide and create nrl- io nnfbel eve that the liovern- - "

ment takes rjossession of and operatesthe telegraph and railway as theOovornments of other countries are do-

ing, the Republic will fall. Tile Amer.is Blow to wrath, but when he is

convinced that his rightsand his are in danger, you

ely him to It will be ns itwas in France at the close of the lastcentury, except that here the changewill be thorough and permanent.

I have my pobt cal beliefsns I have taken time to over themand benefit my but 1

have never found reason to alter inreligious I believe in the exist-ence of God as earnestly ami ferventlyam T iliil when fhllj. He hasus here for a purpose, and fie makesknown his wishes in various ways.Hometimed men are his instruments of

as. for instance. Abraham Lincoln, lie deliveied God'smeasure to the world. maymay brin all their casuistry to theiraid, nut tney cannot my otiiei inthe eternal omniscient God.1

A

Hugh B. Rice, the OceanicSteamship at LosAngeles a special effort toturn tourist in this direction

and is in constantwith several HonoluluIn a recent letter to Mr. C. D.Chase, Mr. Rice says:

in with a largenumber of .Eastern tourists, I hear

to visiting the Islamis. I can assure you that thegreat barrier, the thing that discourages the the ab'sence oftiou. Many a man has said to me:'I should be to makethe trip, but I simplybe cut oft" from mybusiness for so long a peried. Ifthere was a cable Igo. I am glad anest movement is now on foot tohasten the laying ofa cable betweenHawaii and ban Prancisco. l canthink of no one thing that1 ave such a marked mtlueiice onthe volume of travel, unless, indeed, it were the of theIslands to the united states, huiif this should occur, the necessityof a cable be far greater thannow, A line give a greatimpetus to business enterprise DC'

tween the two countries bindthem together as nothing elsewould."

Mr, Rice adds tint leurists arenow andthat he will send a few this way bythe of 3. "Thecholera scare," be writes, "Veeuis

o

n uuinlior oftli'miiR llio Australia broughtus ton bicycles fivo

have

tfiein nwav. becnuso wo nro nom for our health onlybut can in nnmilliner that no fair willbo Any boyor girl willwoll-mad- o nnd at the sainotime, not wheel nny

you may Anow saw says

creates lovo forin Nature; lovo lor

the lovablomen nnd women: lovabloand women make

haonensbom

r.roat nndnone

wheels111

prison- -

exprcs- -

recounts

no

than

been

that a lugli-grad- o uiuyclo canbo manufactured and profitably

for forty dollars.This talk is the veriest nonsenseBicycles be built forsum, and marketed as well, but

uistorv unneu the intelligent purchaserreasonably

ineirown

,i. ii tomnia n uiorougniy nitni-gnui- o

mount for a great lessthan- - the prico now asked. Tlio

bicycle of today isimmediately preceding

nor

compaiguiug,his

his

much saino manfamous Row Obser

in England testswatch bearing tho

"Kow A certificate" not bopurchased under seven hundied and fittv dollars. llioordinary watch of commercecan bo had for fifty dollars. Soit is with llio maker's truaranteo carries with ita bona fide offer to defective parts. Defectsshortcomings ascertainedonly nfter tho most soverotests. The employmentskillful artisans the costliest machinery is utilized to

l.. n a i,:,.i. ,..., i,.'A govern- - juiuuui

majority bicycle factory Withpeoplo condi- - l?oth

lion existence here? guarailltc.Uoniinatea by there the JlOIiarcllHcuns Mudson caucus pauteed blCVC may

action builtI!: PY.ViI.""i,a-r,Ilfii-

i-JSi? outside appearances a

twonle subject coniDaratlVolv cost.aS.."?; isdiflicult fromcities pearancos a fraino has

ZTJlLt! xt'EnS ono enamel orGovernment the plated have

,,il.0liolilical parties nti'M r. linurs. Also

interests panics. I ,:1 itilrmlv unless un.umi.i.lines,

leanthoroughly

liberties mayupon light.

mouldedthink

from experiences,

views.

n lilaccil

rninmunication.

Atheists

snake

AHaUilEST.

Company agentmakes

travelcorrespondence

gentlemen.

"Coming contact

their objections

them most istelegraphic communica'

delightedcannot

would certainlyTherefore earn

would

annexation

wouldwould

and

pouring infa Cilifornia

Australia December

have subsided,"

business

refused. sensible,

exercise the

menhappy

marketed

that

deal

tlio

vatorywatches.

can

bicycles,

replacoand

and

whether

whether

I'UAOTIOAL

easy to tell when looking at nmushed bicycle whether tliocones and bearing parts nrodrilled, tapped and formed inono operation and used in thoshape they come irom the lirstscrow machine, or whetherthoy aro formed over sizo nndthen finished to gauge onhardened arbors, at sovcraltimes the cost. Tho lattermethod means fine, accuratoand easy running bearings thatcan bo perfectly adjusted, whilotho parts finished in one opera-tion are always moro or lesseccentric, making it impossible!to ndiust tho benrinti so thatit will not bo tight in 0110 posi-

tion and looso in another.Thero is probably no pieco ofmachinery, except, porhaps, awatch, where outside appear-ances can cover as vast adift'orenco in quality as in abicycle. Tho Tribunes arohigh priced wheels, and thedealer may recommend to arider machines on which hecan make a larger profit, buttho purchaser of a Tribunomay feel assured that ho hasslot tho finest bicycle, in bothdesign, quality and finish, thatgoou iiiueuiiieiy uuu uajjuiiuucucan produce.

Wo havo nuito an assortment of goods 011 hand suitablofor presents; our regular holi-

days stock will nrrivo on thonext steamer that arrives fromSan Francisco. Wo will havoany quantity of now goods toselect from

THE HAWAIIAN HARD

WARE COMPANY.

307.. Fort street

The FindeSiecle Girl

can FoovlSpecialists .Z1

find Her '

o, 189

'

Bnvinp- -

u oXmas.Delicaciesat 111 FortStreet.

cE

TUB IIAWAIAN SATl'KDAY NOVEMBER

You

everv clayxp

MOT

111

I I I I

: : : : : Owing to the delay in the completion of

the Von Holt Ulock, I have concluded to open temporarily on

Monday, 2d,The Store Formerly Qccnpicd by W E. Foster on Fort Street,

FOR THE SALE OF

GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE

WHICH WILL INCLUDH

royal worcester porcelain,royal crown derby porcelain,

copeland's china, limoges ware,

Statuary, Fancy Glass, American Cut Glass,fancy lamps, onyx tables,FIVE 0 CLOCK TEAS, CHAFING DISHES, Etc.

W. W. DIMOND.

Twill be i

Merry Ch

m

ristmasWe have received a larger assortment of holiday goods than

ever. livcrytmnir ls ncw and all the latest novelties can be hadin our stock!

Standard BooksAll the works of the best authors, handsomely bound and

at popular prices. These books are special holiday editions.

Office and Pocket DiariesA fine line of these goods

50 cents to S400.Children's

for 1S9G, at prices ranging from

BooksVc arc headquarters- - for children's books and can stipiilt

anything in that line. The popular Chimney Corner and MotherUoose series ; Fainting nooks; 1'icture, Alphabet, Circus andMenagerie scries, and many others.

Games and PuzzlesA full line of games and puzzles for children.

A Novelty ToyThe harmless (run is the latest novelty toy: no powder or

caps rtibucr bans arc urea instead 01 bullets.

The Monkey DrummerThis toy is a brother

please the children.

Smoker's

STAR,

to the climbing monkey and will

OutfitsWe have smoker's outfits suitable for holiday gifts.

Por the LadiesTOILET SETS Manicure sets, wall pockets, handkerchief

boxes and a variety of useful articles.

Gold Pons and HoldersAn excellent stock of Fairchild's gold pens, pen holdcis in

pearl and ebony ; gold toothpicks and gold pencils. We havo aline ol Hodgers pocket cutlery that cannot be surpassed.

The Popular Glow LampsWe have another supply of glow lamps with extra fittings.

Christmas PublicationsWe will have our regular supply of Christmas publications

anu are reaqy lor your orticrs now.

Hawaiian News Co.

WE'RE READY FORTHE CHILDREN.

CO.

Dec.

As well ns tho grown people. Something Now

all the tiiuo. Prices wonderful for lowncss. Lookat our mammoth stock and seo for yourself,

The Manufacturers' Shoe Go.

SEQUAHcureschroniccases.

Forty yenrn b Mr. F.Slnbbs of South Dunmlin,commeuced to have BcUticn.

He epent time nml moneylooking for it cure, but untilhe used Sequidi's remedieshe wrr nour free from it.

OrRtoful for hU release fromMich a complaiutof so longslsmling, Oct. 17th, 1894,

ho writes :

" thank ynu for the greatbenefit I havo recoived fromthe tine of your SequaU Oilnnd Cure. 1 havo beentroubled for over 40 yoarswith nciatica. Tried differentremedies and Rjiout a lot ofmoney doctoring with nobenefit. I decided to give

your remedies a trial. In afew days 1 found grf at relief,and now I can, climb a

ladder or dig with a spade,noit'vr of Which I havebeen able to do for the past

i4

4

30 years. I trust otherssimilarly ofUicted will tryyonr remedies, from whichI lmv received such wonder-

ful benefit.Vours gratefully,

(Signed), F. ST0DCS."

rlobron Drug Co.AOENTS.

"SEQUAH" LTD., LONDON.

Many infectious I

diseases can bewarded off by keep-

ing the body in ahealthy condition,and being properlyclothed. The bestunderwear that canbe worn is

Jaeger's

Sanitary

Clothing

preventing chillsand securinghealth and comfort. .....

10"

A Treatise on Health,Disease Uerins and Sanita-

tion hy Dr. JaeRer can boso.'ureil frco hy calling' atour fitore. .

An elegant line of

TurkishTowelling

to go cheap. A-fin-e

assortment ofcolors

MclNERNYHABERDASHER,

Merchant and Fort Sts.

Don't Jumpover theHouseto open the window, Don't loadthe stomach with a lot of liverwrenching drugs when Sobibnib'bPills will start the digestive organs and fhe liver into perfectlynormal action without endangering the stomach's delicate maehincry, These pills are 'purely vege-

table and their action is mild andcertain. They onre headache.billionsness, flatulency, etc., byremoving the cause of all thesedisorders. 25 cents.

HOBRQN DJITJO OOj eats,

rZZ,, ,mw.tw pu..IPWU mill I .liil.i. ; viPPPiPMm

JUST ARRIVED

Tlio

A HN. 1.1NK nl

White Dress Goods,Figured Dimities

and RibbonsJvto.,

S. LEVY,Fort Street.

FAT TURKEYSFOR

Thanksgiving,Christmas and

Tin w Year.JCi'l;y- - Oi'cltsi-o- t Got Cliuloo olf Woltflit.

HENRY DAVIS ft CO.52 l'ORT

DISINFECTINE

nml does it too. It is the mootnnd at tho suiiio time tho least of

all tlio A bottle that only

slis to inako from Two to

of

Xew Womun SmokesRICHMONDGEM

STKIvIiT.

DISINFECTSthoroughly

oflbctivo expensivedeodorants.

Costs OXXRODJWamply suflicicnt

strong disinfecting

FOR SALE ONLY BY THE

HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Lid.

DIRECT FROM PARIS!

Novelties in

Woolen Suitings.

4

AND-

Woolen Grepons

lUHlllOllCtlllO tll 14II 1 1 o very

B. F. EHLERS & CO.

CIGARETTES

Jto.

M.

JHCST IN TIIK MAHKKT l'OIt

am.

F01J SALEBY ALL

ANDCIGAR

fluid.

Cem

Gigarettes

PURITY FLAVOR

DRUGGISTS

DEALERS.

PHILLIPS & GOAgents for Hawaiian Islands.

CITY FURNITURE STORE,Cornar of Fort and Beretanla Streets Waring Block,

NUW OOODSEx, "Amu" and 'iaiiibrt.''

RRRI) FURNITURR, LRATIIKR 8RA.T PARLOR ROCKRRS,OAK DINING and Ol'I'ICR CHAIRS,

CHII.DRRNS' CHAIRS, TABI.R COVRRS, MATS, RUGS, Rtc,

N. H. WILLIAMS, MiMfir,.... UNDERTAKER AND IMMLMKR,

Have you sunthe Free Ad?

The "Tribune man Kivcs Hie 'STriAUNS" WHEEL? If notlook over ihc itrninp lliillttin, nnd you will sec how the "Sun.light glistening on those Oinngc Kims'' has disturbed the spirit ofol Ins dreams, (or profits he was piling to mnkc on llir. "Tribune."

Every one knows without being told, that the "Yellow Fellow" is a "back number, to the man who keeps "Tribunes, andthe "reliable San Francisco agents," who probably also keep "Tri-bunes," arc being kept awake nights for fear the good Honolulu,wheelmen will buy "Yellow Fellows."

Quotations Irom "reliable" letters arc valuable some limes ifpart'"ol the letter is not ouotcd, for instance, a few days ago anitem in a local paper stated that the welt known rider, Tcrrilthad written to the "Tribune" rider that lie did not think much olthe "Tribune" on the Coast, (pel haps they only have the "backnumber" kind at that Agency.) but alter arriving in the Eastfound it was a better wheel than lie supposed.

We have read the whole letter, and Tcrrill goes on to say thatcis riding in races in the East, and uses a 16 pound "STEARNS"

RACER, and says he likes it very much. Wc don t blame the"Tribune" man for not giving this pail to the paper man, he wasnot paid for telling of an expert who would speak well of, whatis really a very fair wheel, but prefers to ride a belter. It canbe seen what kind of a man the "reliable San Francisco agent"is, when he admits selling "in December" a wheel that was "badlyouf of order," and to a friend. What honest man would treat aIricud like that, and in the rainy, cold month of December, whenlie ought to be filled with brotherly love, and be getting ready tomake his "friend" a Christmas present of a wheel in good order.

Wc want to give the "Tribune" man a good send off in returnlor the kind turn done lor us in paying lor a 20.00 a month au.oiour"YliL,LUW I'tLLUW, anu we 00 our ocst wnen we say marthe " Tribune " is a good wheel, pretty light and fairly wellmade, in lact ALMOST up 111 point of material, workmanship andfinish to the standard high grade wheel, the " STEARNS."

mil luat Al.imsi, is ine caicn, anu is wny wc sen mj manywheels, every rider wants the m:st. so the " YELLOWFELLOWS " sell, and as they show up 111 great shape when theygo spinning down the street, the " Tribune " man can t helpseeing them, and oh, "that tired feeling" when he thinks.it

ight have ucen a"iriuunc" going oy 11 mar -- oiii.nn.Moid never come to town."

Our " STEARNS wheels arci8os model, shipped direct tous from the factory in Syracuse, N.Y., but we'll admit that the1804 model is better in a good many ways than the 1895 1 ribune.The lact that you can to-d- ay buy tickets for a raffle ol a new' 1 ribune " speaks lor uscil, wc uon i nave 10 raiuc any 01 ourwheels, they sell without any such efforts

Ul ine two iroou wneeis. "iriuunc anu oicurns nue 111c

iikst. the h 1 EARNS lorterms, with a lull guarantee, by

Do at

620

at prices, on easy

E. 0. HALL & SONAgents for the " Yellow Fellow.

BIG DOLL1ST.

Will be Given Away.

Your Shopping

FORT STREET,

Hew GoodsWorsted Dress Goods,

INVITED

reasonable

Tito

HONOLULU. -

And get your COUPONS.

Now ready for Inspection.

II. c k1 43 M t: XovoltloH 111

Silk Waist Patterns,

INSPECTION

Jet Fronts and Trimmings.

. WHO 0AfEOTOSAYj THAT

HiNcm ism. sclunc'1 GenuineVAUfcENTHAST SH?tS ft 5&,

JPtJLl-ifi3-Cl

Water.All the product of

Consolidated Soda Water Works Co.

Are made from water that has been purifiedby the Hyatt process,

Under this system the water from thp-well- s

does not come in contact with the aiuntil drawn into the glass for consumptioi

All fountains in city that disperse SodiiWater supplied by thern are filled with thiswater. w

PURIFIED WATER.TILIPPONI 7,

1

46:, ,.la--Ml Ktstttttsi

COLLEGE TRACT.

Having i.lact mi tli! market tlili

magnlllcnt tract ol lanu, aimra nim- r l.riri. Ii.iiim lU we IllOtt

corJIally call Hie attention of Iwme

rckFrtlo II.ThU tract lsboundl by Matlltl elrert,

WilJcr ATfnue and I'unahmi street, atan final Ion of about 75 fret, gentlyaloplna; towanls tho " A lino patio,raraa lew can In-- had from the u.mtporllona.

These lots are nffrrnt at a .ery rea-

sonable flxure. 11 catlinit at our iihIc

we aliall lie pleased ! irl further In

formation In regard to prion and term.

JJItUCE WAKING & CO.,

603 Fuh Street, naar King 8tet.

iKocliurr, for milking Deed..

COMCKKT THIS KVKMNO.

8la(lac y Mambara of tbe llawallant' In.tltate.

Tbe entertainment of tbe YoungHawatians' Institute will takplace at the Y. M. C. A. at 7:30this evening. More than a mouthhas been spent by tbe Institute inspecial practice lor tuis occasion,and the program should be mostpleasingly rendered. Among thenumbers are both instrumental andvocal selections. There will bechoruses, in which tbe entireorchestra will participate, duetsand solos. Prof, lierger will offera mandolin solo entitle, "Poet andPeasant," so frequently played bythe band.

Tbe purpose of the entertainment is a very worthy one. Tbenative boys stand in great need ofreading matter at their ball Tbey.have neat quarters, decorated, andhave musical instruments and allkinds of music. But tbey have nobooks, no papers. Tbey desire tomake enough money this eveningto procure for themselves a libraryTbe admission to the concert willbe fifty cents.

Tbe usual concert at KtiiniaSquare this afternoon.

mTSt.

1

REAL ESTATEBfieKtnAac, insurance)

NOTAHY PUBLIC,

C. D. CHASE,Kitffl l.rponll KhIIiIIhk,

4tjf I'ottT Sr. Teletiiione 1B4

FOR HINT.

Vr.W ttiTTAlIK ON l.M.IIIA Mllr.r.T.i I (looms and Mslite, III r mniilli.

pUNNIMIir.tl C1ITTAIIK, MINIIMI' welt irera l ost tfmf-e- . rowis,

C. D. Ch.te, ilmrral. Are-i- t riml-ine-

hsfe A Urn a Co., sells tsles fromnlwl. bear this In tnlh'l then ou

arit prices.

I?UII!lllV.ll rilTTAIIK AT WAIKIKI,J f ill vr tnntitli.

IXIIlNIHlirll 01TA1K UN Nl'UANl'I1 Hlreet. 24 rtniMilli.

WANTED.

,'UHMHIKIl IIDl'fK. WITH KTAMI.Kmi slotcf PbscIiIsiwI Hill.

ON THIS l'l.AINH.QOTTAI1H

KVKIIAI, H;ilMMKIl ANll OiKUlUfil.liea nouses.

FOR SALE.

IIOUKK. CKNTI1a"XV WK'ATKI, I'AII-- I1 lor.rilnlni-- room, Llttlieii an.l a

ranrtltaffe t prr ITl't- -

Ml At'llK KAI.IIIIW forfiestursKa aho tsrn,ileiitr Hsier.irlcfl. Tel iiii im).

'(ll'K AMI UlT lN r'OHT HfllKKT,1 1 kI lurAtton. froi-m- y iteipbut lucre In talun. ITIcetr'1.

Accident Pollclet In il l;rern;l '""surstiraruuiiMiirof Sew oriel.'. U.t.lisMIfriienil Airut llawsilati l.lsmls. JiitR (mI an Intrstnient M ltel hUU,Heller try nne..

HOUSE AMI UlT OS I'KD.II'KIT j

II street. UK Iim a frultfe of 1W leet.Water on premie. I'noe iiu.

UH.IllNlinrCOIINP.It l'KNAl!l)I.Al ...IklnnnilrwIR. Ijol l.il 8.i'l. Willrut vp ui good a.lranlaicii. Iloute and HtaMeon ireinla. Hood aer iljipl)'.

ANll UlT ON MAIIA7.INF.HOL'eP. Ilonnenew, (jot HI X AM. UilMalertupplr I'rlco$al0.

Pearl City Lots. I IU (i,l.:" I"'"1"nd term on any lot lu J'earl City or tlie.

I'enlualaIIUII.IIIN'I U)TH. COltNKliS

J1 llreen. lUckflM and RlreelN.near resldeitre of Mr. Ilackfeld. I.iu aradedand fenced, p'el.ty Mil and wnter View In

ntaanirilentandiiuiliotbeciltnff. TI.ew loie.an unquetrtlonal'ly the. niontilegirableliilildIng loU In llonolufc.

llllll.IllXd U)T on piikoiIAIWK opponlle l.unallli Hume. Frnnt-mi-

of IM feel on I'llkol ilreet, I'rii-- (1V".Term, half cah, balance on ninrttfaie.

riivn iuiImhnTi mih on uinai.iujX treel. arineii ann lencen. litem, hubam Iwtaecli Alapal anil KnpleUnl treeta.

'lenlyaoll.icoo'l aalerauppil.

Several ether Desirable Pieces of Propertylor asic.

Ulf.l. COMMKMCK MIISIlAV,

New Stationary Company Will Soon HidFor Trade.

The Wall, Nichols Companywill open up for business on nextMonday. I'or days Mr. Nichols

and a number of clerks have been

busily engaged in arranging thestock of the new company. Theycertainly have an attractive store;the hitines are new and handsomeand everything about the place hasa ' citv appearance.

They will carry everything in thebook and stationary line and an excellent stock of musical instruments.In books, they oiler many induce.ments to tbe public; the prices areastonishingly low; prices are quotedelsewhere in this issue. The' newcompany starts with every prospectof success as both members of tbefirm have many warm friends inthis city.

A CHILI) ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action andsoothlnK effects of Syrup of Figs, whenIn ned of a laxative, and If the f&thelormother he costive or bilious, the mostKratimnK results follow Its use; so matIt Is the best family remeilv known, andevery family should have a bottle onhand.

"An I Saoald Uec a Thousand Years

I Htvcr Should Forjet

The Court of Honor at the World's Fair who that saw It

ever can forget it t Surpassing the many other wonders by

which it was surrounded it will be forever treasured by the

millions who viewed it. Magnificent, artistic and sublime, it

commanded the admiration of every beholden Cherished In

the minds of multitudes its glories cannot fade.

Upon Its snowy peristyle flashed the motto, "Ye shall

Jtnow the truth, and the truth shall make you free."

The fruth about baking powders at the Fair was the

award of highest honors to

Dr. Price's Baking Powder.The award was conferred for superior leavening strength,

purity and general excellence. The Jury of Awards was

headed by the Chief Chemist of tbe United States Agricul-fura- l

Department,

Pince the World's Pair a,ward tbe gold medal the high-

est testimonialgiven for superlative merit in baking powders,

has been conferred on Dr, Price's at the California Midwinter

Pfllr,

. . The unprecedented victories won by Dr. Price's at alftho

great fairs and its phenpmenal growth in popular favor hayo

.established It as ,The Foremtit Baking Powder In U .the WorMM

LEWIS & CO., Agents, Honolulu. H. I.

this

IN A M tillHI.Mutton siilioniicri two said In

Imiie.

four liofit for loml ptillessrriveil uy tlie Alum.

The Hew Chlneie tlieslte will bereopened this evening.

Tlie Wall, Nichols Companyipcil Monday inotulng.

The bind will soon commencepracticing some new initlial lulitlc.

Woman's Kxcbange supplieshome made provisions nl an kltuls.

The Kllobana Art league willbe open this evening from 7: Jo to

Company II had twenty-thre- e

men mil ror target practice Thursday ilternoon.

Designs for the "tircat Real ofthe Republic" will be received untilI10011 oil Monday.

I'rof. Lyons: "I'ine wlulryweather today. No indications ofan early change."

The steamer Mount Lebanonwill be due at Honolulu on Dec2tsl, 011 her way to the Orient.

The Tax Apcal Hoard had an-

other billing at 2 p. 111. l'riday. Nolinpoitant caacs will Ik: brought be-

fore it this year.

A fire plug in front of It. Water-house- 's

place, Niiuanti valley, blewout yesterday and flooded the prem-ises with water.

Tomorrow, Dec. 1, is Portugal's355th Independence Day. l'alling011 Sunday it will be quietly observed In Honolulu.

Dan Kukahoe, .Kamaua, ReniPaakai, Joseph Kekipi, Hawaiians,and Miss S. K. Peterson, American,have taken tbe oath.

The II. A. A. C will hold ameeting early next week to arrangefor the novice wheel race to takeplace in December.

Capt. Cochrane of the Philadelphia has sent down some music tobe used 111 the concert for the lepers'"Merry Christmas,"

Tomorrow evening Uev. Garvin.Christian Church, will preach upontbe subject, "What is the Churchand who arc Members of it?"

Mr. Itaukbauscii a vountr mantraveling with I.uther Wilcox; Waiamau; A.Isenberg, arrived by the Aloha.Mr. Isenberg is in San Francisco.

A short meeting of the AnglicanSynod was held at 5 p. m. l'ridayat which the minutes were approv-ed and adjournment sine die taken.

Tlie concert at Thomas SquareFriday evening was attended by alarge number of people in carriageswho were at last able to enjoy themusic.

William Bell, Scotchman, about60 years of age, died very suddenly at 1 1 o clock at the Hay View.Bell has been afflicted with dropsyfor several years.

The American Legion of Honorthrough Air. uckardt has paid toMrs, Thomas Sorensou $5,000, theamount due on a benefit policy ontbe life of her late husband.

The town is unanimous in say.ing that tbe artillery was an imposing feature of Thursday's paradeana suouia always accompany tncregiment in a general turnout.

Owing to tbe number of infractions of the law of late, a number ofposters calling attention to the factthat bathing and hshiug m tue har-bor are strictly forbidden, have beenput up at the boat houses and alongthe water iront.

To Ha

Do shopping at N. S.Sachs and get a guessing blank fortbe Lamp, or a' coupon for theDoll.

Given Away,

your

Big

FKllSONAL.

Mrs. Dr. Russell is ill.Miss Bessie Reynolds, daughter

of C. B. Reynolds, is a member ofthe Board of Health party.

Mrs. A. S. Willis, wife of theAmerican Minister, has not recovered from the effects of her lateaccident; she cannot walk withouttbe aid of crutches.

THE DESPISED DUT NEEDED BRAKE.

When tba Sboe and Hack redallnc .'allto llelp a Itlder.

Tlie brake ia nccessarr to tbe tallestpossible nu of the wlioel, bat a carefulrider rimy surely uo mucn practical wornwithout it. All arKameutg contendingthat application of tlio sole at the shoeto tlio tire Is us enective as tuo dthkbare specious. It takes time, not to mon- -

lion exucrtue&s. to place tuo loot lu position, but tbe lever may be grasped andbe brute jammed hard down almost as

quick as thought. Iu au eruorRoucy tuofeet should both bo In position on thepedulf. Braking with tho shoe is a neuttrick which may be prettily performedunder favorable conditions, but in a

close call" It is not to be dependedupon.

Buck pedaling la good for a fairlyquick stop ut moderate speed and inaybe trusted on easy declines, but tue riuerwho utteuipta it dowuu steep hill shouldbe prosecuted for endangering tho safetyof others whose right to use of the roadis the samo as bis own. Riding a brake-les- s

machine cultivates alertness, develops the art to bock pedaling and tendsto make tbe rider au expert, Due unlessbehave an ntter disregard for the rightsof others holds him to a How pace andcompels hlru towalkdown hill. AmerIcon Cyclist,

Tbe parent ul all tue varieties of appleIs a sort of wild crab. It la known that thisfruit waa cultivated and Improved by tbsancient Oreeka and Ilomans, aud it is believed that eveu earlier nations were Instrumental In Its cultivation.

A man's eenlus Is always la tbs beirin- -nlng of life aa much unknown to himselfaa to others, aud it la only after freanenttrials attended with success that ha daresthink himself equal to those undertakingsta which those who bare succeeded bavaAxed the admiration of mankind. Hums.

Benson. Smith At Co.. the drueatotawill tell vou that no one la better Qualified to indea of the merits of an articlethan the dealer, because he basea hisopinion on the experience ol all who uaeIt, r or mis reason tney wisn us vo uuu-lls- h

the remarks of other dealer, aboutan article which he handles. Messrs,

Waaell mora or uuamDeriain . uougnRemedy than all others put together.nuu is always ivce ruw ,....Mr. j. t: Alien, rox. ure.. bstbi -- a iw-

lleve Chamberlain's Cough Remedy tobe the best I have tianaiea. air. vv,

ir. Tlltchenek. Columbus. Wash., save!nhamherlaln'a Cou.h Remedy sells

well and Is highly prized by all who useIt," f or sale uj an ueajers. u.nnuntmiTU uo lienerar Agents, m.

rill, HAWAIIAN 8TAH. KATI'IUMV NflVltMIIRH

SAii.ui) ran wixnwAim.

ttOAnii lit II MM II UK AM 41

line in 1 n 1 11 i in fiMi ar

Used. tiled I lead Hoes AlsSf tlllltalhtlt la lUraala Ha Msl.lal

ftswti'SpffS ll.raeald

The steamer Kc An Hon left llictiller-islan- wharf last eveningabout nine o'clock with officers andmembers of the Health Hoard andtheir Invited guests oil board, boundfor the leper settlement. The partynumbered about thitty-fiv- c andincluded Minister Cooper and MissKale field, the writer.The Illation of Pauopolls wentalong, accompanied by five catholicbrothers, the latter to remain at thesettlement. The local newspaperswere represented by George Man- -

son, V. K. l'arringloii. editor otthe Adttrlitir, and VA. Towsc,cdllor of Tun Stah.

Oulle a number of people wereon the wharf to see the steamer de-

part; Dr. Wood, who was unableto go, and Mons. Virzavona, theI'rcnch chancellor, were among the

As usual, a number ofnatives were there with requests tobe allowed an opportunity to secfriends and relations, but they reeelved a kind but firmPresident Waterhouse.

from !" WlS'SIlarring accidents, the party

reached Molokai nt daylight Ibisand after a bicakfast on

board went on shore. The usualprogram is to inspect the settlementthat lies near the beach and thenlake to horses mid ride inland forthree or four miles. Tbe membersof the Hoard of Health will havemany of detail to look after.I.uther Wilcox went along as Interpreter. Itxecutivc Officer Key-tiol-

and Agent Jack McVeighwent along to pilot the partyabout. Miss Jenkins was allowedto go 011 tbe trip; she madeapplication to the health oflicialslor permission to spend her llle onMolokai, but her request was re- -

tusetl.The following is a list of the

party: J. T. Watcrhouse, PresidentBoard of Health; Dr. Day, Dr.

David Kcliipio, membersof the Health Hoard; Minister II.K. Cooper; Senator Henrybouse; Dishop Kopert and fivebrothers; C. U. Reynolds; J. D.NtcVeifh: Prof. Uichatds: Drs.

I Pratt, Ryder, Cooper, Russel,' Hibbct, Capron; Chas. Wilcox;

from Germany Paul Rev.W. Carter; Pror. J. R. Musick;George Mauson; W. R. Harrington;KdTowse; Miss Kate Field; MissBessie Reynolds; Miss Jenkins.

The Keau Hou is expected to return to port late this evening.

:brlstmas Iielleaeles.Lewis & Co., the n

grocers, are unpacking a largeshipment of Christmas delicacies.Their store is being rapidly placed111 order lor the holiday trade.They are headquarters for finegoods.

THE AMll.lCAK KV.NOll.

Protest from an Oflleer or tlie PnsllsliCbnrcli.

Kditok Star : Will you allowme space to.contradict tbe article inthe P. C A. of this morning's dateunder the heading "Could'nt turnhim out." An article of so misleading a character cannot beallowed to pass without protest.Whoever is responsible for it hasplaced himself on record as hostileto the peace and well-bein- of theChurch which all her true heartedsous are seeking. Misrepresen-tation could not go much furtherthan it does in that article. I willnot enter into it. Newspaper con-troversy is not the way to settleour differences. We have resolved upon a committee. Let usstrengthen its hands to accomplishthe purpose for which it has beenresolved. V. II. Kitcat,St. Andrew's Cathedral,

St. Andrews Day, 1895.

A Handsome Qlft.

When you are in at L. B. Kerr'sbuying some of his new goods, besure and get a coupon for the $350New England Piano which is to begiven away. Be in tue swiml

Choice Japanese Goods.

S. Ozakl, at Smith and Kingstreets, has taken in another storefor the stock he is now getting from

the custom house. In few daysbe will display furniture never seenhere before, silks, porcelain, lacquer work and bewildering line of toys.

Sore Throat. Any ordinary case maycured In one nh-h- t br aDulvin

a

a

Chamberlain's l'ain Balm as directedth each bottle. This medicine is also

famous for its cure, of rheumatism.lame baok and deep seated and muscular

ains. t or sale oy an aeaiern,1MITI1 cz uo., uenerai Agents, u. 1.

AUCTION SALE

On Tuesday, December 3,

At 10 o'clock a. m,,At the atore of C. V. BTURDKVANT.

Esq , Waring Block, Beretania street, Iwill aim at ruuiio auciiou,ONE FISCHER'S STEEL

825-S- t

Light Fixtures,

With Solid B. W. Desk,Bland and

6

1 B. W, Office Desk.

SAFE,

ONE REMINGTON TYPE WRITER,

Staiiari Sewing Machines,

Ji

Electric

Bracket Lamps,

New

EVENING- - AUCTION SALE.

OK EVEMlKGi 3,

'At 7 o'clock,I will sell at Public Auction an

aorttnent ol

Holiday Goods,Comprising In part

AUCTIONEEa

DECEMBER

CHILDREN'S CLOTHESWprk,

Silks and Ribbons,Material for Fancy Work.

J, F. Morgan,8W,3t AUCTIONEER,

of all In lavroirif 1'owcf .l.tltst I K Oo't Krpott

W f(H IIT

CKllI lll III--

LAST MIIIIT

I'relly annta llrllahlfnllr llyaelinlsrs-lllr- ls larrblai lrtAndfente,

The by lit you tigladies ofl'riday was a signal suc-

cess, and was by al.tnttwo hundred pene. The 'ojpupils of the school were dreswrd inpure white and all In

the program. Miss Oillani, princi-

pal of the and her ablecorps of assistants planned theconcert and instructed the per-formers iu their respective roles.The took place in

refusal "l?" "''J""

morning,

mailers

recently

Howard.

Water- -

TUFSDt

Fnoy

JtttbeH

HAWAIAIItll

llrrulerrd

eveningatljoyed

Mcwmioi wiiii nay, ui an iiewuiiB,ferns, pal ins and flowers.

At 7 30 thet'iitire school marchedinto the room in single file, and,with martial formed iu asolid square on the Theschool was so arranged that the fourranks, as tbey stood on the plat-form, awended from the little totat the front, to a line of tall youngladles in the rear. This effect wasgood, making it possible tq sec allOf the singers iu the choruses thatfollowed.

The first song, "Ave Matia,"was by thewhole school. Next cauie the

feature ol thethe cradle songs. This

iu fine was aiu Hnglish of tbe favoritenursery lullabies of nil nations.Kach young lady, dressed in thecolors of the nation byher, would enter, doll iu band.Tbe baby was "hushed" while invarious typical For in-

stance the American Indian hungher papoose to a tree; thelady, iu a familiar pos.urc, sang herbaby to sleep as the latter lay onthe floor; some rode them 011 theirknees, but the most used the cradle.

Many of the songs were very pretty and were rendered.

was frequent and loudduring .the singing. Several wereencored. The Italian cradle songby Miss Flora Smith met with

and was

The program waswith songs by tlie children Thefirst was "The Stars' Ball," follow-ed by "The These by

ery small girls. Next was theCom Song by sixteen young ladies,one of the prettiest features of the

Theentered iu single flic, eachcarrying a stalk of corn,aud marched upon theThese different weremade iu fine style, each pupil keep-ing step and all moving togetherlike soldiers. The various stagesof the corn's growth was

and, finally, the harvest, withall iu shocks.

This part of the program washighly and met withgeneral to which tbeyoung ladies by repeat-ing the song. Theclosed with a piano duet, "Witches'Flight, by Misses Violet Lima andHattie Ayau.

Go to the Woman's Exchange for nnoon lunch. Home made provisions ofall kinds, bread, cake, tie, doughnuts,rolls, put, hot ten, etc. Ill King street.Lunch from 11:30 to 1:30.

TUB SOOTS Itf.Cl'.I'TIO.V.

An iDfuruial AfTalr In llquur ur Mt. Andrew's Day.

The canny Scots of the ThistleClub had a royal time at their hallon l'riday The recep

tion, which was was inof St. Andrew's day,

which is today. About sixty, werepresent. Members aud guests wereseated in a wide at theback of which sat the officers of theclub. The center of the circle was

and fromout the decorations several lountaius were playing.

The leatute ot the evemug wasthe literary program,in by nearly all of the memberspresent. address by ChiefLogan, toasts wereproposed and to: StAndrew's Day, Our Island Members, The Press, Our Visitors andThe Memory of Robert Louis

The treat of the evening wasessay on "Carlisle"

written and read by Thomas lllackThe paper was brim full of biograpbical and historical data, and wasalso a valuable literary

Music was a special feature of theevening. Several songs were presentcd, the whole audience joiningin the choruses. I he bcotcb reelwas danced and was also a treat oftbe first water. At 12 o'clock the

closed with the singing of!AUld Lang tjyne."

The Thistle Club' has lately received a bust of RobertLouis btevensoti, who was anhonorary member. During tbefestivities l'riday evening a momentnos devoted to the Immortal memoryof the great writer, at which timetbe bust was passed around and

uy all tue company.

Ulfht Vou Are.Don t fritter away your money

on useless things. Uetter look in

at I,. II. Kerr's and get a sensiblegift for your wife or best girl, asthe case may be. Remember eachcash of I5 worth of goodsgets a show to win tue $350 piano,

Light on the stomachSuch is the verdict of all those

that have tried Statu flawingand Malting Co.'t

Some beers lie heavy on thstomach.

fliat is certainly a not desirable.

Avoid such beers.By using the "Jiatntir" or

brand you are sure ofmild, light beer, one that Is easyto digest and nutritious,draught at Criterion Saloon,

i Will TOM?

Baking4Bei.UTELY PURE

inUMKS NATIONS , Alllnl MATTKIIS.

entertainmentKawaloliso Seminary

participated

Seminary,

entertainment

precision,platform.

beautifully presented

principal enter-tainment

reproduction

represented

positions.

Japanese

delightfullyApplause

thunderous applause

interspersed

Butterfly."

entertainment. participants

platform.formations

represent-ed,

entertainingapplause

respondedentertainment

evening.informal,

recognition

semi-circl-

appropriately decorated,

continuously

participated

Openingfollowing

responded

Stevenson.

twenty-minute- s

production

reception

splendid

inspected

purchaser

product.

"Olympic"

A in i.itr i.tc.ts it iimkii .anno iivJtllKIK MAIIIHIM.

Ilia line Is I'rolnnlly I'alil-t'.ll- lor t liaslined Tnr

3aalnal Alilnna lints,

llrloft III the case of Wong l.e-on-

et 1 vs. W. O. Irwin, n

water controversy, have been filed.In the matter of A. M. lleattle

vs. J. 1'. Morgan, formerly dseidetlin favor of the defendant, the plaintiff has filed a bill of exceptions andpetition for n new trial

ThecBieof the Republic va. Vivasand Telxelr., of the StntintUa,libel, was decided by a jurylate l'riday in favor of complain-ant. This mottling Judge Macronseutatced Vivas to ly n fine ofjo and Telxcira t$. Defendant

gave notice of appeal and, by stip-ulation, have been riven thirtydays in which to file objections.Bonds to that end liave Iieen filed.

In the matter of 1. O. Carter,administrator of the satiate of thelate Henri MoOrevv, the complain-ant 1mm answered the motion of de-fendants for a new trial, arguingthat such should not be granted.

lletore Judge .Ma noon I'ridav II.A. Widcmanii was civen judgmentagainst A. Kosa for the sum of$481.50, amount now due on anote for iyx given Dec. 1, 1891.

Albert Lucas antwared leforeJudge Magoon at 10 o'clock to receive his sentence. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $8, 000 andcourt costs, 718. The money waspromptly paid and the young manwits released.

This being the last day of theterm the Court held until this af-ternoon in order to finish up itsbusiness. Judges Whiting andMagoon were both on hand andwere kept busy sentencing, closingcases and continuing others to thel'cbruary term. The juries weredischarged and paid oil this morn- -

l'.. woodward, the young mattwhose case has been a noted one atthe present term, crime beforeJudge Magoon at 12:30 p. m.for sentence. This matterhad been postponed three weeks.Attorney Crcightou stated thathis client had made this morningan honorable offer of marriage tothe young lady. Judge Magoonsaid he had postponed sentence inthe hope that matters between thetwo young people would be settled.Such, he bad understood, bid notbeen the outcome. The pointswere argued by respective counsel.Judge Magoon said it was bis desire that the complainant andplaintiff settle the matter betweenthem, b'or that puriose he wouldadjourn the case to 2 p. in.

Upon failure of the plaintilT anddefendant to agree the. young manWoodward was sentenced at 2o'clock to imprisonment for oneyear at hard labor. A motion fora new trial will be made.

Who Will (let It?

People are beginning to wonderivho will be the lucky one to carryoff the magnificent $350.00 maho-

gany piano that L. II. Kerr is togive away to his customers. Get acoupon.

UlSTOIUCA!, SIATTEK.

Loral Bocletr Meets, Kleets Oftleers andTransacts ltnslneas.

The Hawaiian Historical Societyheld its annual meeting at tbe Y.M. C. A. hall yesterday evening.

resident Dole occupied the chair.The annual report was read by

Alexander' muchbeen accomplished in furthering

On

rof. Not had

the objects of the Society last year.A letter from Hon. W. R. Castlewas also read which enclosed acopy of Capt. Cook s coat of armsnow in the possession ot Mr. J. M,Stevenson, a great grandson of tcousin of Capt. Cook. The Treasurer s report showed total receipt otif 284.01; expenditures if 236.20; deposit 111 bavings uatik f 301. 30,The Libarian's report called forbinding-o-f papers and pamphlets,aud the Society voted to have itdone. t

The old officers wereresident, Hon. W. It, Castle

President DoleMr. V. F. Allen, Mr. Joseph SUmerson; Treasurer, G. P. Castlelibrarian, Miss M. Ii. Uur

bank; Corresponding SecretaryProf. v. D. Alexander, RecordingSecretary, Rev. C. M. Hyde. TbeSociety elected as active membersMrs. McCulIey-Higgin- Miss DLamb, Messrs. L. A. Dicky, K. IDole. W. Herlowitz. G. A. Carter,I. P. Scott. H. 15. Waity. H. IIWilliams; also as correspondingmembers, Dr. II. M. Lyman, ofChicago; T. G. Swan, Port Townsend; Hallett Phillips, WashingtonRev. w. Ii. Uleson, Kev. 11. UPorter.

A paper, contributed by M. MGower, of New Haven, was readgiving Incidents ol travel and resiat tbe Islands iu 185a end auquently. Miss Henry's paper onTahiti was ordered prlnttU,

It was voted to bind to biim tbepapers, and to purchase some booksneeded to nil out special uepari-ment-s

preparatory to publishing thecatalogue, which wilt include a listof tbe manuscripts as well as thep'amphlets and bound volumes. Thelist 01 me memoers was omutea inthe last annual report.

Duck Salts at Ehler's.II. 1', Hhlers &Co. have received

a new Hue of duck suits for ladies.The garments are perfect lu everyrespect aud are made in lashlonabledesigns. Call and see them

That Tired PeelingII a daneeroua condition directly due to depleted or Impure blood. It should not lieallowed to continue, as in IU debility tha system Is especially liauio ui serious attacas 01bluest. Hood1 rltrsaiwrllla Is the remedyfor suoh a condition, d also for that weakness which prevails at thaclimate or Ufa,

change of season,

Hood's fills are purely vegetable, raraatuny prepasw I ruin to. uest mgrvaianir-

A I.I, ALOW TUB DUCKS,

tin. tinmtiit mm iitiii 11111111

MIIH I HUM till: Mil Til

lbs Itommlat ! It. lbs Msilss Hallwar - HabsHal line -- Other

lb. Kal IU hM at I I' M. llhmail and pass gets ftvtn KM.

Th. WalalMl. fiBin Katal and MaV.lt1 il.l.kal errlvnl Ibis luernlng,The setisjsMH-- r Alalia slwwl eft .11 of

laat night and earn. Iti tlilt ttrirntng.The Kllaiira llsxi will sail t

far Olawwtu ami rla en the Im.

IK Mand.Tlie sluaiaer Kahuliil. rti t.ule fr.m

dsn Praneism to Sydney, Is tlua at thisport.

Tlie Oily of P.VIH left lleng Kongoh lire IIHIi ami slmuM nirhe here nailI'llday.

TIm Ke An lion Mllasl at 9 e'eloeklast night for Kalaiipaa, taking theIhMid of Health and landless visitors.Hh. will Irturti this evening.

Tlie Msowcr. will fall du Metal yfiom Sydney en unite to Vnimrairtr.As sue lias lately iipen rienneil ami la In

tine feather" she may Ik) along tonwr-row afternoon.

The (learner J A. Cummins will go01 the murine railway, delating htrdeparture for nne day Kreighl will bolecelvel 011 the OoaMilc dock on Tn-d-

morning nt oe'loek.A Kiier stales that the sailor of the

Uttk Coloma, vrlio fell from the riggingand was to badly iiurt last , "rnlledwith Ida vrowl" yeatrrday for llongKong, Reran, the poor man In ijuectlon,la eotillnnl to M nt the Qiicen'alu,.li.l !.,.. i.. ..in ...... .I,, r...al data in com, He has been ofllelally f" ''

nn Invalid ami aa such will hi Cuoan, Limited, tho following ofllcersreturned to his home In the United rrH 10 serve lor me ensuingStates. He will not-g- bark to the era P""9"

" H. C.

I'Assi'.Htinns.

AlllllVKII.

From San l'ranelaen, tier Mb Aloha,ov m Mr lMnkltausen.

.tllllltAl.a.Satuiiuav, Nov 30

Sttnr Walalenle. tlreKory, from Kami,Sttnr Mokolii, McUregor, front Molo

kai.

tn:rAKiiti,.HATumiAv. Nov DO

Btmr KmuaI. Itrown. for Kauai.Btmr Kilnuea Hou. Weir, for Maui

and llawal I.

Bk Cilr of Adelaide. Williamson, forI'ort lownsenii,

Am lik Etlwanl Mtir. BostonItr lik AMen (lroo htvcrmr.l(ler lk 1' O I'tluctr. llmnonNor Itk HtTiuca. Nencastln DueHcltr Alulm. IhtN-I- , H Nov 2ttllr lk KoikIom?, H.rt Htanley Nuv 'M(lor bk iWn. I'ort Htatilor Nuv 30Am bk Hoi la wood, Hotoii Dec 110Uer bk IV ul Iwnlrg, Liveri-oo- l Doc

VKasi:i.s IN rum,if AVAL VtBSILB.

U S 8 Itentiingtoti, l'lgmsn.ueilCHAKTMCN.

(Conxters not Included in this list.)llr twirk City of Adelaide. NewcastleHark Don Adolfo, Newcastle.llktuo W II Illmund, Ncllaon, H FIlk H C Allen, Tlionion, H VAm Hihr Uoliert Lewers. Uooilniau. HiloHhlp Mnrie- llackfeid, Dreinentnc it iiarKloni, )oiters, new tonellrlg W (1 Irwin, Williams. H V

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WHEN THE WHEEL RUNS HARD.

SviiictlintNt th rmniK J Out of Liu How

Not litfiirntly ono n ridercomplaiuinK that hatd.and that ho can dlfcovcr no canxefor it,Avhen tho very obvious caupo Is that thofrnmo is ont of lino. Sometime tho ir- -

rcKularitv enn le detected by the eye.Imt if it cannot bo Hecu then the wheelti

nec

guluod

of

comment.

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FERNANDEZ,Typewriter.

81.1.

.PLENTY

Fresh

Hay

and...

Grain

CALIFORNIA FEED CO.

At MeetingKoilAhA Ouul'ANV

"'"f"declared

hiBJitui

AllenM. Robinson...J. Athettou.. .

A. . . .a M.

Ti'Ii'IiIhihh

AtlvrllMoiituiiiHElection Ofllervs.

President

SecrelnryAuditor

The above nlsotute of Directors.

w. a. nowns.8l-t- f Hngnr Ik).

LUNCH ROOMI'r mini flmitlf

t 111

I

Our attractions rue: Ilomo-mail- e

Duo a cool,nttendanco.

nrr-l-

HOLIDAY HINTSThere is one advantage

about a new and that is;an ai

to newit not last season's output

not shopworn.shopworn

in storewe every thinp at

a price helplie books or

tancc; t,cyear J..nnil

not hesitate to sayire have slock ol

and sprockets should bo twtcd to sco if thnt was evcr lmp0rlcd toore iu lino. front wheel nnd line

rearouo nud co"".ly' ,,f.OI onestandardsot truo between thoforks undtl.eframo interest you;aIl

thnr will iln Bn. If tour aUUlOrS lOr Z.e, CUIUSwheels are as far from one sldo as tho volume. We 111 Li 1 cliarcc VOU

thru you can try thorn for tho more that! 25 cents 50 Cents, 75trueuesa of very rum tnc cents or eveI, dollar butwheel npsmo aown, namiic we ot ;ve bcUcr.. rrt,n(, , I ,..., -- f a,.. (ties Tmin lla(tvt mis iif nuv vrv.i (i amnura'a-- to 'renrh from one end of tbri the standard authors: the booksmachine to tho other, see it can be arc botlild cloth and ill printtretched taut and bold so as to bo just and illustrations there

a little above tlio center tho tires, or, nothing to be desired.still, It iloea not allow a,10tlcr surprise OI1C that

lor deception by irregular ures, is to lirtinnnrvlaaLU f.VU 14UIU UUfJ Uawiol I , itieach side of tlio rim. If the spiuuinfr one uoi ar anu tniny-iiv- e

wheels brin(i the rims iu constant con- - IS tlie WCDSlcrwith tho on both sides, the bridced and contains paircs

whcela ore true. is cloth bound leatherTo ascertain whether or not your .lininmrc mci fif

snrcickets aro in line wiin cacn outer n ,: ,1... ... r- . , . AeTM I'CtH illU dillll U9IVl.tl IUI" , ,.lualo Talra f lin rltnlll Mil litsfc tiff lw-- l . "'"J . .. .. v.w t, . . w

loon In ouo end strlhirput it any inuic iiiimiiuuuii. ii.tiwvcover a tooth sprocket, thru another barirain and one thatdraw taut to tho roar sprocket nud will appeal to people want

to tooth of . I ft . .hold so as sco everysmaller sprocket will touch tho stiiuir.It tho rear sprocket is trnc, as it is aptto be, you can then test the front onesimilarly.

If the sprockets wheels nro truo tothemselves, but out of line Willi nspectto each other, it meatus tbut your frumois sprung. a square stick ofwood, notched so as to receive tuo tuning of tlio frame, and luy the cycle niiu

as near the bottom brucket as poaslnle,aud then bend the Rcutly tillis true nKalu. Sometimes it maybeessary tu remaio tho axle and sprocket

before

brink- -

forks. New Times.

WELL KNOWN WHEEL FOLK.

Mrs. (Jarlislo children.are of riding

Mrs. Levi P. Morton Mrs.D. have ordered tricyoles.

said that empetoreiperiineutlug with military

U'cyclo,Tho young khedivo Eirpyt couteuts

himself with bicycle silver ofbuild.

whoso eutlro wantyou.

rajabParis,

hint

Ortoiilonformertoriety by trying uigiitnmusio balls,

member Mowbray Housechairwoman

body,

chain Inwhich considerablefile cbalu chain

exceptthere about au

angle transversely,basea.

pitchother

that

and

IIm:

Nw

Adjoiirmil ofSutiAlt

I'.

liowenCooke

.Vice

nlllcera routti- -Hoard

Kohnla

G. T. U.

1CI.VO

from II;:tO lo

Food, and

storewhen ticlc

uouut asncss; isand isnever will havo anyiroods (or reasonthat will mark

that cannot but selllake

iti'.. ic season ofwhen they in

thatthe best books

thisIhcy The Thetrack, if are

stralirtil OOOKS

other,frame easily, onc

getuu lie cou,d

if illnancr is

of havebettor because W

lat'.i- -

cents; It Una-tac-

strlucs 1281it and

Ihnrlr inmn111IIC3

soft

frame

,t, ,!, ,;ii ;.,r.(T

thefront

it whoif

or

Takn

itit

a innsiiiias present; wehave the pocket edition stand

authors lor ciirhty cents aa box. These books

thepress is perfect. volumes oWashington Irving (or four- -

seventy: volumesLytton for iiinc-lort- fifteenvolumes Dickens

five volumes Cooper's talcslie lore

going a induce-and always beRlunliiB this trick metltS offered to purchasers. Wtho rear bo iiolte.1 lust 10 . hamlsnmr-- "Pninnnc.the rear

nud two of herIon seen iu aslilug,tou,

and JohnRockefeller

It is of (leimany ia a

ofa of solid

mossivo

a

apoxea

PoMic

I'JI,

of

named

Becretnry

decided

us

We

they

We

niaKe

ard5 two

silk and

thirteen

1

but lew

wheel ehonhlYork

Art Reproduced; is a newbook, in silk and illustrat

I by a series admirable photogravures lamou

I localities and 01 ItI altogether onc most satisfactory aim attractive books

season. We sell it three-eighty-five- . We have MarionCrawford's latest book CasaDraccio and other late novelDookslor children is a

Into Horry Wright, I our stock. If you calcnpunier was devoted to out of door sports, dars, we supply Eitherhad becomo an ardent wbeehuau just a handsome bible or a prayer

: dook is an acceptable presentThe of Jobore, according to I ,., ,i,, n..,,..,M.i ......

IVIuduitrio Velccipodirrueof . "",v-- v""ri.ii. nf ..,M.a is new and personally select-diamouds sapphires. 'd by Mr. Nichols; they

Miss C!insnolo Vandorbilt. tho fntnre ClnbraCC tllC latest IlOVcltlCS,

Duchess Marlborouub. la on eutbusi- - All little children invitedastio aud, while In-- 1 bring their parents todulges other outdoor sports, wheeling beautiful display, and tois her fuvorlto pastime. wheeling whnt flipv Knnfn rlmiccostamea are niooeia 01 ma cteaiguer . 1, , . - rilr;c.tmnc D

JMrs. L'hnut, English ro- -

who has ov. Iderablo noto mc

is also famous as cyclistand la a of(Jyoling associationthat

A KD.IIah Chalv.A appeared England

Is cantingat its base resembles

now in mat onnate lluk is a triangleInch In height. The of tbe tri

are connected .swelloa tho It Is claimed, that two

chain is thereby obtulued. Boinowell posted critics on the sldo

achemo Is unt feasible, MewYork Tribune,

N.Notary

KAAHUMANU ST.r, 0, Eon

tlie Annualthe held nn

II.W.

rrpsldent

Treasurer

tho

W.

Itillc

I.11114-I- ::.(.

neat room satisfactoryDue

Tehp'ion.

you purchase vouarc not in

it

our the

rroocls. inthe

aredo

should

BlIIUKM HUH

t,,,,or

of tlio

the

the

too(

et, inbound in letter.

Six

of lor n

ty; oflor

ol the

itbound

ofillustrating

works art.ol the

olthe for

feature ofTho art

can

i,,.pas- -

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allof arc

wheelwomau, she tilIn

Her

art.tha

cioso

tbeand

Maw

now has

theuso, eacn alter

say

men,

W

arc

are

cd

WALL, NICHOLS COMPANY,

rOR TOKOHAMA AND WCNSKOHO.

Tlra O. It. A ft N. Oo.'s B, fl.

Mount Libmin:i,Aoo 'ions,

lltsimv. inaater. mil Im du. al Hono-lulu frnm I'oftlaml. Or., on or about

ii:i-ie.Mine- i uiast,ami will hat Immediate dllch forthe abate pnrts

IW partlrularsof freight and I'aaaag.Ay to

TIIHO. II. DAVIKfl A CO., Limited,8Md Uenerai Agent..

Marshal's Salo.

v viitri'i: or a .viiiTorIliecutlnn lasueil out of (he

tatrlrl Court, on tho 8th ilar nf Octo--lr. A. I). IWi-- i, against J. K. KAU.NA- -

A.NO. defendant, in favor ol MANUELHSI'INIIA, plalntilf. for th. sum of

l.i i. I havo levied upon and shallHse for sale at the Hlatlon House, in

e District of Honolulu. Island ofUahu, nt 12 o'clock of HATL'ltDAV, th.

Ii ilnv of Deremlirr. A. II. I WW. to theIghest bidder, all the riitht. title .nd

interest of the said J. K. K.unamano,fendant. 111 and to the following

proitcrtf, tinlesa said Judgement, inter-i- l.

costs and tnr eitiensea be nrevloutlrpaid.

List or proierty ror sale:I Two rtory ooilen Building.

11, II. IIIIUllLUUr;,Marshal lUtmhlie of Hawaii.

oltolulil, Oallll, Nntember S, 18V3.

ABsignoo'o Notice.The undersigned having liccn this dayipointed Assignee of the Katale ot Tin

Hang Wai A l)mpaur, bankrupts, allpersons are reipiested to immediatelyproiu theirclaliusagainstlhe said bank-rupts nnd nnr ersons owing themmoney ate notified to make immediatepayment thereof to tlie undersigned.

Honolulu, Nov. 18'J.').

INE MILLINERYFOR THEHOLIDAY TRADE

leATE IMttHtTATIOSi OT...

LARGE HATSToques in nnd leghorns.

and fine

MISSriliigtoM I Hock

w-o-

-

VtU.MiNO OANO.

Dated Si, 831-t-

Small I'clts

CHILDREN'SMATS

Wings, llirds other Trimmings.

CITY MEATTINKER,

UllUIiU,

GAHILL.Hotel Street

olumbia Salmon

Proprietor

Ladies' High and

Low Grownid

Straw Hats.

IWAKAMI,ROBINSON DLOCK, HOTEL ST.

Analysis.Dr. Parks says that

tho total solids of ayootl watershould not oxceed 35

grains per Wo

show below tho

nlysis of solids in.,

CORONADO

WATERcompared with

mineral waters;

CoronadoNapalSodaAetnaAppolllnarla

MARKET.

gallon.

Or.21.704.7BS.OIB6.0

an- -1

CbemlsU

Prof. V. F. Weniell. the chemist, sars orfnronado Waten l consider CoroaadoWater to he esceptlonally pure, aa it containsonly the tllglieat trace of orgar.10 matter. Tha

01 potassium salts ireaur eananceaIts value as a table water.

tr tale by the or in case ofplutt and

ilobron mmAOEt-rr-

other

Weni.llLauiwurt

Wani.llBltchof

bottle,quart:

co

CORONADO MINERAL WATER CO

oeasicKnessPositively Prevented

BRUSH'S REMEDY FOR SEASICKNESS.

(ELIXIR PROPHYLACTIC)

drinking

Tlio Only Known Specific that will Invariably Proven"Mai do Mor."

OuuruntooU I'orlfootly Ilnrmlottai.

1i.

.

it

Benson, Smith A Co.,

twm, am ash hub.ill ti i rr litiai) news ii. , (.!

i S

MMv Hi rv u

ii'Il Eft Mis

..lie. Ivm. Of

lessftseas ltu,,vm..

MHtr ln ftt n( ril.latm of tha nb.ffrwn Ik rastom llMse 4 Allow onefW It IMMllWMn of MHtMi

stain lane

MUrKdlKII.OOIOAl, llla.lltll.

l. fsuerrnment starrer, PublishedKeerr Monilar.

V Within M

lt.SI.tlta M, M 71 N 1 a MirJS Ht ci i sr. 2

'I til 0 OS Jo 8 17S O.Kl fl u h lfiBjM&i.i u 71. e.gui II II ftst 3

rrl.mwjoiSai.M' i 711 .! 70 J 1

7 )t.W 70 MillHnrwnrter corrected for temtierature and

elavaMon but not for latitude.

rOltKIIIN MAIL Hi:itVICH,

KtMumhlus will leave for atiil arrtro fromf an Franelsoo on the following date, till tbeclou, of MB l

Arhivk at HVlulv.ukavk Honolulu fobrnoM Han Pcimoo Han Khancibcoohor Vancouver. Vanoouvxh.

11.05.Onor About On or toont

Mariposa- - Nov Zl .Nov IIM loner Nov 21 Australia Nov 20Coolie .Nov 2S Varrlino.....-.Ic- o 2Arawa. .i .....lleo 19 Peking IJecWariltuoo.....lt'0 24 Alme1 lief 12Peking ,lJe0 2 Mloera....Jan 1.1SU0

OAHU HilLv & LaND CO.'S

TIME TABLEProm and Alter October 31, 18B3.

THAINE.

i I 15 I

T4 li 11 J11 & Is U

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.,Lvo Honolulu...!!:) :1S 1:14 6:10

!lve I'earl Cltv..7.) DM 2:31 S:53K..v MIII...8.10 10 ID 2.'l Bill

Arrive Walauuo. ...... 10:M 8.21 C.42

S n SiI s, h its s-- jj sS u. -- ty

3 '""5

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.Leave Vaiaaae....M .... 1:'W a 47

L trve Mm MU1..7:19 fi.l S.m A'l.ave l'earl Citr...7o 48 2.:w ,JU

ironolula...B2l 10 SO 3.11 5.ai

On Sanilayt train will leae Walanne at

nlitln at ft:.A n 111.

FreltclitTialoB will carry I'ossenifer accom- -

u I. Db.i9on. K.C. Smith,Suierlutoua nt. Oen. l'lis. A TLt. Ant.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

TIME TABLE.

S. S. AUSTRALIAArrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from S. F. for b. r.Nov. 15 Nov. 20Dec. 0 Dec. 10

Jan. 3..... Jan. 0Jan. 27 Feb. I

Feb. 21 Feb. 26

THROUGH LINEFront San Francisco From Sydnoy for

for Sydney. ban r rancibco.

Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu?

Mariposa Nov. 21 Jlonowal. Nov,Monowai...Dec. 19 Alameua Dec. 1

Alameda. ..Jan. 16 Mariposa... .Jan.Mariposa. ..Feb. 13 Monowal . . . .Feb.

Oceanic Steamship Co

Australian Mall Service.

.For Sydney and MM.

.The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship"MARIPOSA"

0 the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Ban Fran-cisco on or about

November 21st,Anil will leave for the above pons withMail and I'aseenKrs on or about thatdate.

For Sai Francisco:

The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship"ALAMEDA"

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or alout

December 12,and will have prompt despatch withMails and Passengers for tlie above port.

The undersigned are now preparedto issue

Tbrocah 'liiitts to all Points in the

Dmtci States.

For further jarticulars regardingrreigut or I'asshge, apply to

Wm.G.lrwin&Co,L'd,GENERAL AOENT8

Castle & Cooke, Ltd

IMPORTERS,HardwareandCommissionMerchants,

General Merchandise,

AgriculturalImplementsandPlantationPupplieo.

JN1S jIVaVJUXriotli tlm rnfllioJ ml result, when'itriin nf Mm li laVml it li '

and nrrcililng to tlie tiuto, ntia acujtt promptly on tlio Kldnpjn,

Ltvcr find IIottcIh, clfntmfl the y.Wm cdcctuallr, tlWli coIJi, Iicad-- i

i lit! ntiil feven ami ri ,uuHalrnttltintlon. Bvrup of l'igs ia tlieLiny remcuy oi ua kiihi ever pro--

tluccili pleruing to tlio taeto ami acrcptnlilo to tlio ttomncli, proirtit Inli. fiction nml truly licticficlal in Itstirrita, prfpareil only from tlio mostLtaltliy nml ogrccalilo eubttancra, itsMany excellent qualities coniiucml itto all and liavo made it tbo ruostpopular Rimsly, known.

Byrup of Flg8 is for Balo in BO

cent uolties uy an leading urim- -

gists. Any rcliaulo druegiet wlio

may not havo it on band will pro-cure it promptly for any ono wliowishes to try It. I)o cot accept anyubstilute.CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.

SAD WAHCISC0. CtLlouisviiu. n new rone s.f.

HOBRON DRUG CO.

AVholoillo Aceuta.

HAWAIIAN STAl.i11USINESS DIRECTORY

or Honolulu.

AOKNTS.f. A. MAKTIN.

Ktar Affent. HUo.QEO. HONS.

rJTAR Agent wailulm ana Latuuna.

ARTISTS MATERIALSPAOIKIC HAHDWAKB CO

CARK1AUK MANUFACTURERS.W WH1UUT,

Fort tit., opposite Club BtAblea.

COMMISSION MERCHANTU. WK3T, Manonio Block.

Tel. 3.VX Cor. Alakoa and Hotel Street

FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERERS.J. UOl'P&CO.

74 King Bt.

INSURANCE, FlKi. AND MARINE.CASTLE & COOKE.

Aetna, AlllAiice, ew Kngland Mutual

PLUMBERS AND

EMMKIjUTU & CO.,(1 Nuuanu St.

MERCHANTS8. I. Shaw, Proprietor

This spaceis

reservedfor the

Hawaiian Wine Company.

JUST RECEIVED

By the hark J. 0. (lladoa neiv supply of tbecelebrated

'Sauerbrunnen.'

For sale at all principalDrug Stores, I.iquor Dealers.Saloons, and at

H. Hackfeld & Co.SOLE AGENTS.

ENTERPRISE -

PETER HIGH & CO. -

Otllce and Mill onnear Queen Street,

Pronint allpntinn to all orders

w

TIIR HAWAIIAN 8TAK. f,1llilAY NnVUMnim jo, I8j$.

'THE STORY OF

FRANCIS CLUDDE,

It; STARLET J, WET1IAN,

(Off iifki, lat, tr c"il Pabiisidas. C. Allrliala rmrred.)

OmlfNtrnl

is. tiiulili-d- . nhd while he brld the la.tIhiva hi tbMTniln! ena li) one w1tlitt.tt

lull, h illflli ullr. thnueh I rultilll Hint Imlfwar i.,wn the old woman's words, ' llomislid 'Na!i rains laiek dlUletliitlr In

, ,, ,.,, ,, tlin In digest tlMin"' "rMknf iiKi.t wiiiti. mnni m

from iimlrr ailour forreil m Ihoiinl.K

vm,,.,,.,!,,,, lo Mnm-- r to ruintmiu- fnriluro onij room for km.nt in to atund at tlio Inttom of llmtlmlt,

nu4 In the fa.hlon i.ri.rrlllTlio aoiiml ol loml rulma, wlilth I liml

atrnulx ilctretnl, mumiI mi a nuldrn, amij i.canl n liumiiiaon Uiootlicral.lo of thoixmnln. Tlila r.a foiionni hjr tiirnro, amilocn llm door vcm flung open, atid lillnihil'or,1"'? ""'"'"t b; Unto of Unlit I

lnton room,, 1Mn1() uut n, , n(UJml ,,, , ,.landing round a rudo table, tin It flRiirt'thrown Inmdink rolict I7 ilann atuck Inacmicca 011 the walla Uhlnd tlicin. Honio

11"; '"niK,!.. In their handa, and oth. riI'artljr rlen from tholr aoata and

Uxx, , ,,,,, of ,atr,,M what do,(1U VU" crlod a threatening voleo fromnmong them

Luce," I nniwerod.''What luccf""French lam""Then you are welcome heartily wcl

ttiini'" was the aiikwcr, given in a tone ofrvllcf. "Hut who cutm with your"

M uslor Hlchard llcrlio of l.lncoln-rtilru,-

1 nmwered promptly, and at thatmoment lio einerKi'd ruin the fcliaft.

A f till muru limrty murmur of wclcomohalleil his iiamoand appoornnco, and wowere borne forward to the tahlo amid nchorus of voice, the greeting given toM outer lUrtle belnfr that of men wliojoy-full- r

hall un look til for help. Tho room.from Its vaulted rvlllng and stone floorand tho trams of cafcks which lay h;ro aud

eroornear tlio tablo nervliia for scats,apprcd to 1m a cellar. Its dark, aloomyrecesses, tliollarlnu llaiitsanutbowtjapoiison tho table ccumml meet and fit tin sur- -

roandliiKs for tbo nnzious faces wnlchwere gathcrrd about tho board, for therewas n something in tho air which was notso much focrocy as a thing mora unplea-santsuspicion and mltttust. Almost attlio moment ol our entrance it siiowcd itelf. Ono of tho men, before tho door had

null closed behind us, went toward It, asIf to go out. Tho leader ho who hadrjuostloned me called sharply to him, bidding him ccmo back. And ho came back,but reluctantly, as It seemed to mo.

1 Liarely noticed tnls. lor .Master Jiertie,who was known personally to many andby namo to all, was Introducing mo totwo who were apparently tho leaders Sir.Thomas 1'enruddocke, a fair man as tall aiin j sell, Jooso Urn bed and untidily dressed,with a reckless eye and a loud tongue;and Master Walter Kingston, a youngerbrother, I was told, of that Sir AnthonyKingston who hud suffered death tho yearbefore for conspiracy against tho queentho fuima In which Lord Devon had showedtbo white feather, Kingston was n youngman of modern to height and slender, of abrown complexion and delicate, almost wo-manish beauty, his sleepy dark eyes anddainty mustocho suggesting a temperrather amlablo than firm, liut tho spiritof ravengo hud entered Into him, andloon learned that not even I'cnruddocko,n Cornish knight of longer llneugu thanpurse, was so vehement a plotter or so

to tho causo. Looking at tho others,my heart sank. It needed no greater

enco than mliio to discern thut, exceptthreo or four whom I Identified as stoutprofessors of religion, they wcro men rath-er of despurafc) fortunes than good estate.I learned cm tbo instant that conspiracymakes strango bedfellows, and thut It IsImpossible to do dirty work ecn with tbopurest Intentions in good compatiylMaster llcrtte's fuca indicated to ono whoknew him as well as I did something oftbo fiumc foci lug, und could the clock'liuvoboon put back awhile, and we placed withfree hands und uncommitted out si Jo thogatchtmse, I think wo should with ono

iiavo turned our bucks on It and glvim up an attempt which, Inthlscomputiy,could scarcely fare any way but 111. Stillfor goud or evil the dlo was cast now, andretreat was out of tho question.

Wo hud confronted too many dangersduring tlio lust three years not to bo a bioto fa co this ono with n good courage, undpresently Master Ucrtio, taking n Beat,

to be told of the strength andplans of our associates, his businessllkimanner introducing at onco somo degreeof order and method Into a confereucowhich beforo our arrival had unless Iwas much mistaken been conspicuouslylacking In both.

"Our resources1" Ponruddocko repliedconfidently. "They lio everywhere, man)Wo havo but to ralwj the flag, and tho restwill bo a triumphal march. Tho people,tick of burnings und torturlngs and heat-ed by tho loss of Calais last January, will(lock to us. FloeU to lis, do I sayf I willanswer for It they will!"

Hut you havo some engagements, somepii.mUcs from people of stumllng?"

Oh, yes, but tho wholo nation will joinus. They arc weary of tbo present state ofthings."

"They may bo as weary of It as yousay," Master llcrtlo answered shrewdly,"but ia It equally certain that they willrisk their necks to amend Itf You have

NOTICETo Planiers and Others

Tlie Honolulu Iron Wnrlf. rVtmnnnvhaving renewed their connection withthe v

National Tube Works Company

or New Yorkare constituted Bole Anenta for thoHawaiian Islands for all the variouslines of manufacture, such ns

STEAM PIPE,ARTESIAN WELL TUBE AND

CASING,THE CONVERSE LOCK JOINT

WATER PIPE ot all 8lios,

Galvanized Wafer Pipe,STEEL AND IRON BOILCR TUBES,

Etc., Etc., together withVALVES, COCKS, and all kinds

of STEAM, WATER andCAS FITTINGS,

and will henceforth carry a large stockof said Goods in Honolulu to enablethem to fill all ordinary orders on shortnotice and at prices hitherto unknownin the Hawaiian Islands.

Honolulu Iron WorksCompany.

PLANING - MILLProprietor

Alakea uud lticharila,JioiuJulu, JI. I, , , ,

TYlephnnrai Mutual. Mi: Hell, 408,

MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASH, DLINDS, faCKEENFRAMES, Etc.

'rUI IVISIJ AND HAWUD WOHIC.

H. E. MclNTYRE BRO.,IMrORTHHS AND DRAI.KRS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed.

East Coknek Foit and King Streets.

New Goods rsoolrwi by arery Pact it from tha Eastern Btatss and Enrop.Fresh California Produuo by .vary steamer, All orders faithfully attended tand goods delivered to any part of tha city free of charge.

Island orders solicited. Batlsfatlon guarutestl Telophoa No.

Foe OUee'Box No lift.

The Finest IrlnktIn Ik ellnwi'

MIHNUt-C- nni

Wmatiii

. 11 win rti ii rood.

ELIUI6E CREAM PARLORS

BEAYKH 8AL00N.FeitStKit. - OppoilUWllutrftCe,

II. J. NOI.TK, 1'topT.

rint-Cla- t.iinrhiirTiit with Tea, OoffaHodeMat! tllnter Aleor tlllk.

tW Bmnkare' Bf oulallaa BnrlttT

BEST INHONOLULU I

Chock's Restaurant

Cor. Hotel and Union Sts.

Meals 25 CentsAiraiiRcmfnt win lirrelw iniiiir for it?rvlng

invnn in r hiiuiiph iitiiik viiuunrnuotinble dlMniico,

CHOCK LOOK,M ItUollAN'l' I'AlI.OU

No. 48 Niiiiaiiu Avenue.

Fine Cloths, I'erlect Kite. Btylcs upto Dale. Prices that will satisfy

yon. Give me a trial - Istrive to please.

Rttki)f Tilril, Mrttfuiwlii, Minimis .t?(iirHiit

No. J8 NUUANU AV'K.

P. O. llor S1 KI7

HawiianElectricCompany.

Tlie cloancfit, iirflitwt lanwt und renllr,the Ioiik run. the chtuntentantt let Hunt

for uao in the family reIdtiu-e- Is tbo lncandescent electric lliht, ISafei not h Ins couldt safer. A few days ao a prominent gentleman of Honolulu cttine running down tome oiuce oi lue bieciric tjomiwiny ami earn:"Give me flffures for wiring mr house, and Iwant it done at once: no more la mm for me.Lust night a lamp tipped oer and It cameso near setting fire to tbe hou-- and bumlngmy rhildren and I take no more rUks."

This is tbe sentiment of quite a number inthe past few weeks, wbo have ordered theirbouxus (ltted with the erfet-- t light.JiHt think It over and tnnko un vour mind

tliatyou want the btstand safest light; sendfr tbe Hawaiian Ulettrlo Cofuieny and tellthem ubat you want.

We liare a complete stock of everything Inthis line and have Jut reoelved u lot of thevery iaub uosigns in cuanueuers.

INTERNATIONAL

IRON WORKS.U iiuuii Ntroot,

Itetwccn Alakea and Itichard Streets.

BRONZE, BRASS and IRONCASTINGS.

Housework a SpecialtyIron Doors, Shutters, Ftc,

Particular Attention paid to Ship'suincKsmnning.

Jobhlns Promptly Allendeil lo.

F. E. LYNN,I'ltOI'IlIETOlt.

WILDER & CO(EiUblithcd In iS;t.

Estate S, G, WILDER -i- - W. C,

IwrOBTIU AMD DSAtSKS IK

Lumber and Coal

Building MaterialsSUCH AS

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

Builders' HardAvare,l'alntH, Oils, GlaSH

WALL PAPER, ETC,

Cor. Fori and Queen Streets.

HONOLULU. H I

3o 5fc 33.

Faints k Compounds

Roofing,Pile Covering andBuilding Papers,

Fok Sale by

WM. 6. IRWIN & Co.,

jvijvii'rieo,Sole Agents for the Hawaiian hlandt

The huildini; papers are 1, S, 3. and A

ir. They mmu In rolls, eacli roll confalniiiK 1000 square feet. Tliey arewater proof, acid and alkali proof andvermin prnnt. A house lined with huild-In- g

pajr is far cooler than one that Isnot. There is also a cheajierRrade ofpaper adapted for use under mattingkeeping out Insects.

IIONOLrLU, July 20th, 1893.

Messm. W, fl, Iitwm & Co., Ltd.flKNTI.PMENi In reply to your In

quiry as to how the Ideal Hoof Painlyou sold mo lasted; I would say that I

painted the roof of my house 13 monthsago with your Iced Ideal leoof Paint,and I find It Is as fresh and bright In appearance today a? when first applied;looking aa well as others lately paintedwith other paints, I am more than

tisfled,

J. O. KOTHWELL.

Have von a leaky eutlert If youhave, mane It perfectly clean and dry,apply a good coat of No, 8 1', and U,I'alnt over the leaky spots; then take aniece of stout Manila naner. or A nieceof common cotton cloth, paint It "ell onboth sides; lay it over the first coat, giv-ing the whole a final coat, and therewill be no more leak there, Or If thewhole gutter Is bad, maie It clean amidry, and apply a paste of P, & II, Painland Portland Cement,

A. ft! I. Ill lit- FJERNX - -

i ' n Httal itr nt a lady leaving for tlm Coast.

ICClMMOI-- ' OH NlllVON nml Iiiiiu-om- .

luteliclor mid l'aiiilly Hire.White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers

t lo 12 Quarts.

TO AHMVE: Tlio LnloslQUKT mi. l'AHLOltIlll'lll JlINt iiinilot(.l liySIJjK SHADKS in 111..

rnttoiim 1'IANO, HANLAMl'.S, a Kiiocml Ansoit- -

Woven Wire Bailey,Aiiiniifnotiirur or

IRON BEDS AND WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES,Which Will Not Rust.

upiiousTi:iti:ns svitiNos. omn iiammockh, duy eauth civetsIKON FENCING in Stock mid inal tn iirder.

.WOVEN WIRF, CHMR3. - J,S&M ! WOVEN WIRE LOUNGES

AH made rifflit hero in Honolulu and for aale by

J. iS. JSA-IJUIS-

Qjaen St., neit to L. D. Kerr's.

Our Alm-T- O PLEASE.

You arc lo call and

i.f

tlm for tlioNowcst )ei-rii- 7 lo 21 in.

The Woven Wire Man

Our Motto-T- O EXCEL.

examine l'rices and Quality.

In

J. T. lATERHODSE.lAll'ORTER AND DEALER IN

General Merchandise,Queen Street and Fort Street, Honolulu.

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

invited

Housekeeper's SuppliesHoney Comb

millTA15LU DAMASKS, NAPKINS,

Towels, and Cottons. . . .

An Elegant Assortment of

Kew Dress Goods;SurnliB, Silks, GrenndincH and Percales.

A NEW LINE OF Bilk Handkerchiefs nml dent's Scarfs andHummer Shirts in Creiiw nml Flannelette; Navj-- Serges, Cravcnrtti

ami Ladies' Clolli, Hoys and Slen'a Hue.ters in all sizes.

iLUiiDWAKK lICIXl'r,JVIl5VJ,.A New Stock of Pure Prepared House Paints, Hanging Lamps,

I'lexible Wire Mats, Boston Card Matches,Enamelled Granite Ware, Sliclf Hardware, and an assortment

of Crockery and Glassware, Haviland and Limoges China,Tumblers, Seine Twine, Pish Lines, etc., etc.

JUST RECEIVEDEX S. S. BELCIC,

TvtWLTti Invoice of

MANILA

Jrom tlio most

......

HOLLISTER & CO.,TOBACONISTS.

Wroucrlit Steel

V are

O. S.

Plumbing, Tin, CopperPIMO.VI)

Try

Knrt.iry Holidays.

QUILTS, MiirsoillcH,

Sheetings

Figurotl

Jfoiiinn btrmo

CIGARS

reliable 'Factories.

Ranaes. ClxiUed

and Sheet Iron Work.75-- 7 KING STREET

the "Star" Office

Iron Cooking Sto-yes- .

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS:Agate (White, Gray and Nickel.plated, Pumps

Water and Son Pines, Water Closets and Urinals, RubberHose, and Lawn Sprinklers, Bath Tubs und Steel Sinks,

Gutteib and Leaders, Sheet Iron Copper, Zincand Lead, Leaa Pipe and Pipe Fittings.

BLOCK,

ForArtistic Job Printing

tiled ttnn torn sJre lM Item vffilffitra art and Itpnfl tidied, II deweaait.

If ran Mica w mnrvnirai. roiritrmatd'

Pall bark!" rtlrd sVnmdiWW, ilslhtfmm Ms it In heal Mailet Ihni fnti hare list rntn. atniiiii in In talknl Isllllis UfH ll III hale l.o talk otthat If Wiatt bad held on at tinm, I inInn would hava bren lilsl It was fallingbark rutnftt hlin " ....

Mailer Iterlla slinnk MS head. "II roddam tin awutn liiw, ynu tun Ida tut ofImlng tfnid.tl In the first dalf dour," haaald. "WIlh a fire Is first lighted, IliaItvK puis It nut which altotward butlant II

"Vou will riot ar that when you hearour plans. Tdern are to l tlitn il.lhfintonm Ixinl Iklawara will Ha. In Ilia

mt."Hut will bet" aald Mastar llcrtle

iioliitiill;, tie Ihroab'nlngooVs Whlrli wero east as nun ir innm

than ono, "The lato ti brlllon there wasput down very summarily, and I shouldhave thought that countrjsldo would notIn prone lo rlao again, will I,ord Dela-

ware rlsol"Oh lea. ho will rise fast rnonghl"

Prnruddock. rrplhl carelessly. "1 willanawirfor hlin. And on the same day,wlitla wa do the London buslnts, KirHlchard Ilray will gather his men InKent."

Do not count on Mm," saiu .nuntlertle. "A prisoner, muulcd and hood'winked, was taken to the Tower by waterthis afternoon, and rumor says It waa fc'lr

Itlcbard Uray."Thcro was a pause of constcrnsuon.

durlna which ono looked at another andswarthy faoea grow pale. Penruddockawas tho first to recover iiimscir. "j.an,"he exelalmod, "a fig for rumor! Shelfever a lying Jadel I will bet a noble Hlch-

ard Pray Is supping In bis own house atthis minute."

Then rou would loaa." Master Ikrtlerejoined sadly and with no show ot trlumnh. "Un tiearlna the report i sent amessenger to Hlr Klchsrd's house. Hebrought word back that Hlr Hlchard Urayhad been frtchod away unelpucUidly byfour men, aud tnat the nous, was in oon--

i iiA murmur of dismay broke out at the

lower end of the table Uut tho Cornish-ma- n

road to the situation. "What mat-ter!" he cried boisterously. "What wehave lost In Uray wa have gained In Mas-

ter llorllo. Ho will raise Lincolnshire forus and tho duchess' tenants. There shouldbe 100 stout men of the latter and

of them Protestants at boart IfIlray has been aelied, there Is tho morecall for haste that wo may release htm."

This nppeal was answered by an out-burst of cries. One or two even rose, andwaving their weapons sworo a speedyvengeance. Hut Master llcrtlo sat silent tilltbo noise hnd subsided. Then ho spoke."You must not count on them either, fairTbninns." Jo said llrinlr. "I cannot AndIt In my conscience to bring my wife'stenant. Into a plan eodespcrato as mis

lo bu. Tu aliuoal to the people gen- -

erallr Is ono thing: to call on thoso wboaro bound to us, and who cannot In honorrefuse. Is number. And I will not risk Ina hopeless strugglo tho lives of men whosofathers looked for guidance to me andmine."

To be Continueil.

EARRACFS

KAPIOLANI PARK,OK

January, 1, 1896.1st HIOYCLK IKTCE. E. O. Hall

Tronhv. Frpeforall.2d I1ICYCLE RACE One liilf-mi- le

Juveuiln. Open to all non.winnentindi'r Id venrs.

3d HICYOLE HACK. Trlze not de-cided. Arrangements to bo madelater.

HACK. Prize T100Purse. Une half-mi- nmlWeight for age.

5th TltOTTINQ RACE. Prize $100Purse, a minute class; mile neau,belts in 3. For Hawaiian bredhnrsps.

Oth TROTTING RACE. Prize TlO0Purse. 2:10 class; one mile heats,beat 2 In 3. rreernrall.

7th-O- NE MILE NOVELTY RUN-NIN-

RACE. rriz-T10- 0. Kreefoiall. First horse reaching the Quarter to receive $23, First horrfre.iehlng the half to receive $25.First horse reaching the three-qua- r

ter to receive $25. First horsereaching home to receive K23.

This race will be of special interest ait will allow ndmll'anco of both longand short distance runners.

Entrance fee to trotting ami runnincra"es to bo ten (10) per cent, of theamount of the nurses.

t3f For further information, address

CHARLES DAYID,P. O. Hox 477. Manager,

SI3.M

ATLASASSURANCE COMPANY,

lfOUNDRD 1808.Capital, - - $6,000,000Assets, - - $9,000,000

Having been appointed agent of tbe abov;ompaar we are now ready to e fleet Insar.tncea at the lowest rates ot premium.

H. W. HCIIMIDT A PONS.

Glaus Spreckels & Co.

BAN IC ISHCS,HONOLULU H. I.

Issue Sieht and Time 1 til In nf F.rchange, also Commercial and Travelers'Letters of Credit on the principal partsji too wortn.

Pill chase approved Bills,

Slake louiis uu urccptublrReceive deposits on open account and

uiutv iiiteicsi ou term uepoaiis.Attend promptly to collections.A sTacucriil ItuiiLlliK Ilusliivaaraiiaisci.'U, .

o, BREWER & CO,, LTD

Qnecn St., Honolulu, fl, I,,

AGKNTS FOK

Hawaiian Agricultural Co., OnomeaSugar Co., Ilonomu Sugar Co., Wai-luk- u

Sugar Co., Walhee Sugar Co.,Makee Sugar Co., Ilaleakala IUcchCo., Kapapala Ranch.

Planters' Una San Francisco Packets.Chas, Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston

Packets,Agent. Boston Board of Underwriters--Agents l'uiladelpnta Hoard of Under.

writers.List or Officers :

P. O. Jo.ita PreelaentOto. 11. RoaiBTBOH afanagerK. V. llisuop Treat, and ttevy.Col. W. P, Aixik AuditorO. M. Coon j"U. WiTiuuousi., V DirectorsA. W. Cautib,.,, I

278.1

Castle & Cooke,!

Ltd.

LIFE AND FIRE

Insurance Agents.

aoistts forKKW BUG LAND MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.09 BOSTON,

.AETNA

FIRE

INSURANCE CO.Of HABTJOBD, CON9

TJust limited an Inielrnf the t'ainnu . ,

vosr mm ini;vcii:s,Inrludln hitmber cif the '

U0I.II IJKANK KAMMNKMN.tlil riatsl VV1.il la 11,1 Ms, l.l l.tLAnika.

Ahyonn wishing a high-grad- wheelwould do well In rail and iiamlneIhem, liich wbe.1 U piinnniml by Ihenisniifarlurem for one . I'nrleims, Me., a; ply in

G. WEST.Soi.k Ani.KT. MAHONIO TKMI'I.P.

SeattleDrauglxt Beer,

tlent IWmt In Uonnhilu nt ihe

CKITJSRION SALOONrollT. SKA II IIIITKL BTHKET,

CHAS. J. MeOARTHY. Manager.

Wm. G. Irwin ft Co.,LIMITltl),

Win. (1. Irwin Preeldent and ManagerClaus Hpreckels, Vice PresidentW, kl. (HITaril, Secretary and TreaaurerTheo, U. Porter, . . . . . Auditor

NUGAK iryVOTOKN,AKU

ComiplBsion Agents,aosara or tiir

OCEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY

OK HAS FKANC1MX1. UAL.

CITY FEED STORE,L. H. DEC.

Hvretanla and Punchbowl,

OLD AHMOWVHay, Grain,

Flour, Potatoes Ded Rockand .... Prices.

General Mdse,

OHAS. HUSTACE,Lincoln Block, Kino Stxkkt,

Betweui Fort and Alakea 8ta.DEALER IN

Groceries and Provisions.

Fresh California Roll Batter and IslandButter always on band.

Fresh Goods teceived by every Steametjrotn imn rrauctsco.

ST" UATisracTloa Ooarsktiid. jgl

H. MAY & CO.Wholesale and Retail

GROCERS518 Fort Street,

loth Telephones 22. P. O. Box 47.

HONOLULUJON WORKS--.

Jtkam E itoi firs, Sugar Uiujf, Boil ab,UOOLKE8, lHOjr, URAilS AXD iJtAIl

CAATIK08.

Machinery of Every Description Uade)nler. Fartlcnlar attoution ttaid to RLImBlaoksmithinK. Job ork uecuteti at Bhort

JAS. F. MORGAN.No. 45 Queen Street,

Auctioneer and Stock Broker,

Special attention given to thehandling of

Real Estate' Stocks, Bonds.

Pacific Brass FoundryOTSA1I AND GALVANIZED PIPE, EL

BOWS, GLOBE-VALVE-

STEAM COCKS, and all other liningsfor pipe on hand.

Honolulu Steam Rice Mill.

fresh milled Ulce .or sal. In quantities tu anil

J. A. HOPPER. Prop'r.ort tUreet. Honolulu--

wvr.Liwiu. cm COOKE. p.;. LOW

LEWERS & COOKE.Lumber, Builders' Hardware,

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,

PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,

WALL PAPER, MATTING,

CCSRUGATED IRON,LIME, CF.MKNT, ETC.

J. T. LUND,

Xlta.tll,Bicycle Kepalrwl. Qud and Ixick Hmllli.

138 and 130 Fort St.,Opp. Club Stable.. ToL 107.

H. IIACKFIilLU & CO.

lOENERAU

ComMissioR Merchants

I'aclllo Null S, S. CoAgents Occidental sV Orlrn

lal S, 8. Co,

Quoon St. HONOLULU. H

Ti my Palrmami IM P kWIc.

I have just opened at myomce, 113 JJBTBBL ST.,Honolulu, H. I., an

AUTEXJ11UITI0N

of the, latest designs and noveltlos'InEmbroidery Work. Drawn Work, HopeSilk, Kensington Work and Etching..

I would respectfully Invite vou andyour friend, to call and Inspect thesegood..

Tha Singer received M flnt awardsIUI sZHJ W1I1LT Bl&CninPaa Atsfl 4:mlWlilAan.Work at the World'. Fair, Chicago, 111.,being the largest number of award, ob-tained bv anv .Ihihltar. anil ninn, Ik.ndouble the number given to all otherSewing Machlneij-l- ftr Bale by

B. BERGEHSENUcstiaol Mt.

8H0HT TALKB,

A loan frnm a ptllal. lmllMn)i.u lihdrt ol.llrslldhs Which In

ilare rkMiniiilaiideiianma ad tinsA loan fmai lb. rintiert

llnlhtlng A liah An latnn ts Urlbrs mallet pule and mnple, r'jkafirrini, anu easy iaymrnis,

om iioiitat J5"wsS"wj;:K;CiiAMhtm op CoMMKt.cn Koomii.

A. V. GUAM,Secretary.

MERCHANT TAILOR.

393 Nuuanu Bt. Telephone

Fine soitiDHs, Scotch and

American Goods.

.',ihif;h ci.KANr.ii and itkPAirtKii

Metropolitan Meat Co.8i KING STREET.

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AN 11

Navy Contractors.J. WALLER. Mnnagcr.

HOI MING & COMPANY..Wbolma 1. Dealers In

Chinee Hllk, Tea. aud Matting,Liquors and Manila Cigars, English and.

American Groceries.402 lintel rtttwt. .... T.levhorw 14T.

WING WO TAI& COMPANY,25 KtiDARO St,Xlv U.rk Velocity.

Carved Settees, Rattan Lounge andChairs,

Fln er Pot Stand, Inlaid Stoolsmarble lop. Fine Matting,

Camphor Trunks, Manila Cigars.. . . Tclijiliotie 266

Orient Planing Mill,VINC FAT A CO.,

CONTRACTORS & BUILDERSFurniture of all kinds made and repaired.

Halldlng bouati nod making rice mill aaimtlalltr.

P.O. Box n. Cor. KIN and 13 ETHELS

WO SING & CO.,

aenerul MoroUundlsie,Groceries, China and Japan Teas,

Matting, China Silk, Etc.

Telephone No. 457, :: 417 HOTEL St

WING MOW CHAN,Importers and CommUstun Merchants.

China and Japan Teas.Manila Cigar, Silka.Matting;, Orocerteean.1rrovliloiui. . .

01 King Street. Telephone 78.

TAI WO WING KEE CO.- No. 80S Nuuaku St.

InLADIES AND CENTS SHOEZ

f;oo ami Shoes Made to Order.P. O. Box 2U7. .. .Wa Use the Bast Material and Warrant It t' Wear WelL

BOO YINC LUNG,Importer of

Silk Qoods, Fine. Teas, Manila Cigars,Matting. A'uf Oil and General

Jercuimifse.No. 201 Maunakea Street, Honolulu, Hi L

P. O. Box ICS.

QUONG SAM REE & CO.,

Importers And dealers in OeneralMerchandise.

Wholesale fine and Spirit MerchantsCor. Kixo and Madhaku Stbxxts.

L. AHLO,Dry Goods, Bool., Shoe., Etc.

tieaeral Rlc. Agent for the following plan-tations on Oiihu: Walplo,- Walawa,Walmalu,Kanenbe, Walalna.

Kaneohe Men Mill beet rice for sale.Mark A. U

No. 468 Ncuanu St, Cor. Chaplain St.P. O. Box lis.

CHINESE PROVISION STOREBrick Building ....Cor. Hotel and Smith Bta,

Kl CHONC, Proprietor.Rice, Tea and General Merchandise

YEE SING TIE,Fort stieet, opposite Club Stables.

CARPENTER AND PAINTER.Contracta a sprclaltv. Furniture

madn to orders Give us a call.

Yee On Co.,Waiciiinakcrs an. HannfacturiiiE

JUVVICLLKKH,Repairing of Watches and Jewelry Cheap.

All Work Ouaranteed.Importers of Watches and Clocks. All genuine

"beta Thorns." Clocks hare Trade Markon movements.

817 NUUANU STREET. P. O. Box 143

YEE WO CHAN CO. ,WoNqiw-- , Mahaqeii.

Importers nf Silk Goods, Fine Teaa,Manila Cignrs, Matting, Nut OU and

Getii-rhl Meiclisndhe03 Maunakea St., Honolulu, II, I,

P. O. Box 172.

WING WO CHAN ft CO.,

COMMISSION , MERCHANTS,210-2- 12 NUUANU STREET.

Importers and dealers In all kinds ofProvisions, Merchandise, Cigars, Etc.

YEE CHAN,No. 804 and 800 NUUANU STREET'

Near King Street.Clothing, Matting, CamphorTrunks, Valises, Hats and GenuFurnishing Goods,

nip CIIONG,Dealer la

GROCERIES AND - PROVISIONS, .

Pork, Rice. Bran andOeneral Merchandise.

Cor, Hotel and Nuuanu fits. Honolulu, II. I,

SING WO & CO., .

FANCY AND DRY GOODS,dent's Furnishing Ooods,

Chi new Bilk. Matting,Camphor Trunks. J

No. 43 NUUANU STREET,?, o. Box lit,

HO YEN KEE & CO..TI r,s) m ITBH,

and dealers In

i, EtoWater Pipes, laid and Repair,and plumbing neatly executed

No, 41 Novmc anunT,

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