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TIME TABLE HTho Fino Eaoaongor Stoomor of Thi Lw Will Arrive Ktfi

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AUGUST 1899

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MOANA AUG 16 ALAMEDA AUG 18AUSTRALIA AUG 80 AUSTRALIA SEPT G

ALAMEDA SEPT 13 MARIPOSA SEPT IBAUSTRALIA SEPT 27 AUSTRALIA OOT 3MARIPOSA OCT 11 MOANA OOT 18AUSTRALIA OOT 25 AUSTRALIA OOT 31

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In crmuootion with the sailinnr of tho above steamers the A fronts areprepared to issue to intending poasenporH coupon through tickets by anyrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United States and fromNow York by any steamship lino to all European ports

For futthor particulars apply to

I Wm G Irwin --rCoLIMITED

General Agents Oceanic S S CompanyJ l111 MM 3

LARGESTTIONS OF

IMPORTAGOODS BY The Pacific Hardware Go Lid

A FEES1I SUPPLY OF THE

Hygienic RefrigeratorsThe only absolutely perfect Refrigerator made

Boston Long Card Matches Nails of all kinds RosjnPine Tree Turpentine Paints Lamp Black

Cotton Waste Canal Barrows Fairy Stop LaddersManila and Sisal Rope Handles Mattocks

Picks ITocs and Shoveln Axes and HatchetsAxles Carriage Springs Grindstones

Dish and Dairy Pans Sauce Pans Lawn MowersCharcoal Irons Babbitts Potash

Tubular Lanterns and Globes

All the above and mora on theEmily F Whitnoy from NowYork direct Alrflorts6f Goods-by- - other YesBels

THE PACIFIC HARD SAKE OO LTDFORT AND MERCHANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

Pacific HeightsEsroTioie

Applications will bo received at tho office of BRUCE WARING COfor tho purchase of lots on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the magnificent hillside between Nuuann and Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine and sconiu view stretohing from Dia-mond

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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianao rnnpe of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving access to the property is now in

course of construction and choice lots of sufficient areaforaiBgnificenthomesteads will soou be available

On the Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali protecting it frarathe highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuanu JValloy ensuring a salubrious climato

The Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelApplications will bo numbered and Qled and ohoico wilUbe allotted

according to tho numbor of applicationsgJ0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feetg0 Terms Easy

1180 tfBRUCE WARING CO

ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROGRESS BLOCK

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SUGAR FACTORSIMPORTERS OF

General MerchandiseAND

rjODMiJrxissionsr iivmaHnsTTsVgont for Lloyds

Oanadian Australian Stoaraship LinoBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Fire and LifeCanadian Pacific ilailway Co

Pioneer Liuo of Paclcoto from Liverpool

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MR JOSEPH ABOH

Englands Agricultural Labor IigadorRetires from Public Life

Following on the heels of theretirement of John Burns who afew weeks since surprised every ¬

body by withdrawing frohi alla olive participation in the greatworkingmans movements ofwhich Jie bus been a central figurefor so many years comes the an-nouncement

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that organized laborin Great Britain is to lose anotherfamous leader in the person ofJoseph Arch the welMcnwn la-bor

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member of parliament MrArch confirms the rumor of his in-

tention¬

of retiring from parlia ¬

mentary ife and from all activework in the labor field at the nextgeneral election

The venerable leader who wonfame nearly half a century ago byorganizing the agricultural laborers of England into one of thestrongest and moat formidabletrades unions that the world hasever known has been a pictures ¬

que figure in parliament thoughin liis own words lit went toWestminster too late in life to ae- -

commodate himself to the atmosphere of the place Mr Arch hasbeen seldom seen in the legislative chamber itself but he was afamiliar figure in the lobbies andcorridors Always httired ingrey with a low crowned hat tomatch he had u pleasant wordfor everybody ineiiib4s olliccrsand policemen alike

Mr Arch was born seventythree years ago

In a Humble Cottageon the estate of the Earl of War ¬

wick On the farms of that do-

main¬

his father had jworked as anagricultural laborer Mr Archused to say In our house evena morsel of bacon vns considereda luxury Wheaten Spread was un-

known¬

to us Tea wjiib 7 shillingsa pound Fresh nuauwas neverseen

The future M JfAvaB sent toschool when he was rnuirwtuj4 i l l I2VfThMSJuiivyii invuj wiiuji Jiu Hit iuui- -

His mother however was abright woman auu it was shewho gave the buy liiH best learn ¬

ing She read poetry and theBible to her son and gave him ataste for literature which hasnever left him His first work ona farm was crow scaring Aftera year at that not unpleasant norunhealtliful ocupation he becamea plowboy at 12 cents 1 dayNext he got 8 pence but he stuckto his books and from thosebooks he imbibed that noble dis-content

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which is ever the 111011101

of progress He rose quickly andwas soon a piaster man with agang of twenty hands under himArch now took to travel and ingoing through the farm districtsof England he was struck withthe lowly condition of the Eng-lish

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farm laborer When his fath-er

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died Jeseph succeeded to thefarm and began

3o Grow ProsperousThis was in 1802 Ten years laterthe great opportunity of his lifecame when in 1872 three menfrom Wellsbourne came over toask him to help them form aunion He promised to do so andhe did Arch was no wild demag ¬

ogue he was a Methodist localpreacher and a man who had astake m the country Howeversmall From the first he made itapparent that although lie wouldlead the agitation he would bedistinctly conservative At thefirst meeting he told the men thati ever they indulged in riot or thedestruction of property he wouldrefuse to be longer their leader

The outcome of the meetingwas the formation of the Agricul-tural

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Laborers Union and the re-

sult¬

of that union was that frombeing voteless and homeless theEnglish farm hand has now a roofabove his head and a vote at everyelection Mr Arch was elected tothe House of Commons no usedto say that he was the Prince ofWalqss own M P for he repre ¬

sented the district in which tfandringham stuuds

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NDENTMr Aroh was not only popular

with the agricultural interests herepresented iu parliament butwns pleasing to and popular withthe Conservatives the Liberalsand tlie Radicals Ho retiresfrom a work that has been emin-ently

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well donem

A Funning Woman

Doubtless Hie female punstera guest at a dinner party where abisliop was present recalled to theprelate Dr Holmes remarkPeople that make puns are like

wanton boys that put coppers onthe railroad tracks

By the way said the womando you know that there are times

when itjs dangerous to enter anEpiscopal church

What is that madam saidthe bishop with great diguitystraightening himself up in hischair

I say there are times when itis positively dangerous to enrerthe church she replied

That cannot be snid the bis-hop Pray explain madam

Why said sheit is whenthere is a canon in the readingdesk a big gun in the pulpitwhen the bishop is charging hisclergy the ohoiv is murdering theantlum and the organist is try-

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to drow the choir Balti-more

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Sun

Anchorod

SailorR and landlubbers Boldieraand civilians flock to tho AnchorSaloon heoause thv aro well treated J

in the cosy room of that establish- - j

ment and aorvud with first clasa beermaloBrn Olowalu awlyes at

ALL WOOL FRENCHLIES on 2Ha a yard at Sachs

500 Dozen 7oo a Dozenat L B Kerrs Departure Sale

Per AUSTRALIA CamariuosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes Apples Lomons OrangesLimes Nuts Raisina Celery Fresh3elmoD Cauliflower Rhubarb

I ua Cabbage EaRlorn and Cali- -rornia Uvsteru in tiaond shell

Tiirknvfl uiounuersdoclarod

fort Swiss and California CreamCheese Place your orders earlyPrompt deliveryCALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET

FOR SALE

Corner Lot and CottageAT KALIHI

Terms 200 Cash balance 25por Month A good chauee toa Homo easy terms

A numbor of at 50x100 TormB to suit purchaser

particulars apply

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

1150 Wo 310 St

We have been authorizedto sell

Harzer Sauerbrunnen

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500 p Case of 50 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations having brought to this market thePublio is hereby notified that thoonly

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Harzer Koenigs-Brunnea-Qael- le

every bottle bears their tradeand stamp

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MOLOKAIMAUl HAWAIIWill loavo Honolulu ovory Tuesday nt12 M touching nt Kmtnaknknl Lahninn Mnalaea Bay Klhol Makenn Mahukonn Knwalhnu iwict laupnhoehoeuiiviiin in xino wcunouar evoiitDgReturning will sull irotn Hilo every Krlday at Coclookp m touching nbovonamed ports arrlvlnn nt Honol 1I11 HnlnrdaIV IYUlgUlS

Will call at Foholkl nr n once ouch

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Will Jcno Honolulu evory Tuesdays nt 6p i ouclihH at Lahalna Knhulul Nahlfeu liana Uamoaani Klpuhula MaulReturning tomshes at Hnnn KnhulnlLahalna nrriing at JUordiulu tiundayinorninjo

VUl at Nun Knupo e each

Tho popular route to tlio Volcanois via BiJo S40 tot tho roundtrip iecludiog all oxpoucoa

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8ails overy lor Kaunakoka Ka- -ii i i i i Aluunalei Kalnupnpa Lnhulnnuu i Hiu- - u Hondlua LHiiiriiinfHonolulu

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Satnrday mornings

ConshmceD must bo at the Ijinrflnp inreceive their freight thlo Company wilnot hold itself reKponHble Iw treight afteit haB been landed

Live StOCtC IiltMln UrillM TltnlH nnriMqtiido received oniy at owners risk

Xhlj Company will not be responsible foxMoney or Valuables of passengers Unlessnlaced in tliu care of Parsers

ntiJtrassengcrs are requested toohnso Tiokets belore embarkincr Thoar

to do so will be subject to an addlttorml charge of twenty five per cent

The Company will not bo liable for losiof - not Injury to nor delay in the delivery

uraos MX- - All v UB8UB or personal euectsol the-- beyoudthe iinoonminamonnt ofgame in season AIo Jrenh ICock- - tho valoc ofu p sarao bo at oi

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Al1 employees of tho Company are for-bidden

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to riceive freight without deliver-ing

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shipping lecelpt therefor In the formprescribed by the Company and whichmay be se on by shippers upon applicationto tho pursers of the Companyabteam rs

Snippers are notified that if freight isshipped without such roceipt it will becole v at tho risk of tho shipper

This Company reserves tho ngnt toniako changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andit will not be responsible for any consoquencos arising therefrom

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Bnn Francisco Agent THE ME Y At ANATIONAL BANK OFSANFIUNCIBCO

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SAN KKANOISCO Tho Neynda NationalHuiio of San Francisco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YORK American Exchange Naitional Bank

CHICAGO Merchants National BankrAIUB Orodit LyonnntsBERLIN Bresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hong

Kong Shanghai Banking CorporationNEW ZEALAND AND ATISTRALI- A-

Bank ot New ZealandVICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank

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Tiansact a General Bankinp and ICxchariBusiness

Dopof Its Roceived Loans mado on Ayproved Uociuity Commercial and Trtyelera Credit Issued Bills of Exchangebought and sold

OollfiotloriH Promptly Acnoniatn Jfc

MORRIS K KE0H0EAL01E

OFFICE NO IB KAAHUMANUStreet Honolulu formerly A Rosasnfllco United Btates Custom HouseHrokors Accountants Searchers oftui ana oKif rni nnujr Aplf

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At Brito Hull ouia Stroot

BUBSOBIPTION HATES

Per Month nnywhore In tho Ha¬

waiian Islands 60Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid lo Foreign Ooun

trios f 8 00

Payablo Invariably In Advance

r J XESXA Proprietor and Pub ¬

lisherBDMDND NOMUE EditorW HORACE WRIGHT Assistant

EditorHcsldlnc In Honolulu

THURSDAY AUGUST 17 1899

CONTRACT LABOR

A number of people of nil classesand conditions bavo expressed theirviews in regard to our present systemof labor contracts in brief communi-cations

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sent to tbo Gall correspon-dent

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Mr W Horace Wright andpublished in that great Californiajournal

With afew exceptions tho writorsof tho communications so far pub-

lished¬

condemn the penal olauso inour labor laws and a largo numberof them advocate in rather vagueterms the co operative sjstom whichthey believe could induce the farm ¬

ers of Europe and America to comehere

That there should be men whocan claim American birth and citi-

zenship¬

and still uphold our presentlabor laws is rather surprising Yetwe dont think that anybody will begreatly astonished by finding Mr- - O

L Wight in that category MrWight is the preftidont of a greatsteamship company and has manymen in his employ but ho certainlyhas themost peculiar idoas in re-

gard¬

to wages and other mattersthat we have over beard advancedby an intelligent man Mr Wightwrites I can see no fault in ourpresent system Smart providoritmon do not need assistance in com-ing

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to this country nor do they noeda contraot with an employer toseouro steady work at good wagesImprovident lazy or stupid menneed to be assisted to come to thecountry and a penal contract isnecessary to secure their serviceaftor arrival

Mr 0 L Wight is in favor of thepresent labor laws and reading hisremarks quoted we must naturallycome to the conclusion that the menheretofore imported under our laborlaws are improvident lazy or stupidAnd yet Mr Wight evidently desiresto fill the country with more men ofthat class

Some time ago Mr Wight pub-

lished¬

a small pamphlet in whioh heclaimed that a small farmer couldlive comfortably on 900 nine dol-

lars¬

a month and he invited thowriter to tako a trip to Hawaii andpersonally try the experimentTho invitation was declined with

thanks We aint built on tho 900a month plan Now he tells usthat he pays young mon who comohere under oontraot wages from 10to 110 per month and he uses thatas a clinching argument in favor ofthe retaining of the penal clause inthe labor laws for the improvidentlazy etc

Mon have come hero under con ¬

traot who have sucaeedod in better ¬

ing thomselveB and as self mademon are doipg vory wel to dayBut is that an argument in favor oftho penal clause Men havo comehero who perhaps considered 9 amonth a fortune and who to day aroat the top of the financial and sooialladders through moans that noodpot be discussed horo but does that

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prove tho nocossity of rotaining thopenal olauso in bur labor laws Wq

think not

Mr George A Davis is also satis ¬

fied with the existing laws db long asAsiatics are tho mainstay of thoplanters Ho adds on that ho hopesto see nesroes como bore in largonumbers and claims that they willmako exjollont citizens when pro-

perly¬

troatod whatever that maymean Lynohod

Tho gontlomon who expross themselvos in favor of cooperative plant-ing

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know as well as we do that itwould only bo a quostion of tiuiobeforo tho owners of tho mill wouldfreeze out the planter It wouldmoan that after tho first crop hadboou ground and the proceods putto the credit of the planter the millwbuld own tho rattoon and if nottlioBocond suroly the third crop

It is a ploaBuro to boo howeverthat mon like P 0 Jones W OSmith and othor prominent citizenscondemn tho penal olauso in thelabor contracts But how is it thatthey never used their high stationstheir political pull their influencein Oabinots and legislatures to abo-

lish¬

a Bystom which they now con ¬

demn

Columbia Echoes

Sam Steward one of the crew ofthe City of Columbia wns arrestedon Tuesday last and charged withusing threatening language towardsCaptain Walker tho master of thedeceased steamer

Steward was arraigned in tho Dis-

trict¬

Court yesterday and his casewas contiuued as the Captain wasunable to be in attendance Thearrested man stated to the Magis-

trate that ho left the unfortunatesteamer in the boat with the Captainand had charge of the Captainspersonal property among whiohwere two bags containing coin to theamount of 3000 He and some ofhis mates called upon Captain Walkor at the office of tho Superintend-ent

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of Public Works and asked formoney the majority of the orew be-

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starving and without a centThey asked for 5 each and weretold that there was no money butoveutually they were offered 4 eachTho case was remanded till thismorning when Captain Walker ap-

peared¬

and stated that Steward hadsaid that be would como to Walkershouse and not talk hut act TheCaptain thought that such languageimplied a threat

Steward gave evidenco and deniedthat ho ever had used such a lan-guage

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Ho repeated his statementof tho previous day and claimedagain that he had taken oaro of

3000 for the Captain after they loftthe sinking ship

Judge Wilcox in discharging theman warned him and his friends notto molest Captain Walker Thelearned Magistrate said You havelost one leg in your claim for wageBwhen the old steamer went down ifyou kill Captain Walker you willlose the other leg and then yourclaims will have no legs to stand onwhatsoever

Steward is suspected of being ndeserter from one of the coloredregiments and is held in custody forinvestigation He has so far beenunable to explain how he landed inthose Islands

Walnutine

Lovejoy Co are the sole agentsfor Walnutine ono of tho most ex ¬

cellent tonics ovor introduced in thelocal market while it has enjoyed agroat demand in all tropiodl coun-tries

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Tho tonic hoi tho good qualitiesof Blackberry Brandy but is farmoro palatable and composed ofpurer ingredients It is not alone atmn aril a modioinal remedy forstomach troubles but it makes adelicious refreshing drink mixedwith mineral waterB

Persons who dont drink exaeptwhen their stomach is out of orderand their names are legion should

try a bottle of Walnutine and theywill feel better over after

Tho baud will givo a moonlightconcert at Thomas Square this oveping Hawaiian songs will bo sung

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Tho Orphoum

Tho Orpheiim is now ond of thepopular fixtures of tho town andtho owners must enjoy its prosper ¬

ity bs mtioh as to tho pooplo of Ha ¬

waii Whon Honolulu got tho bonofit of a tolophono wo all said whatis tho uso of it we havo got alongwithout it so far Two monthsafter we Bworo if control was noton dock or a wiro oroBsod It is

tho samo with tho Orphoum Thorowas no noed of an evory nighttheatre Now if tho manogomentshould oloao ono night during theweok it would tako the wholo policeforce to hold back an indignant poo-

plo¬

and perhaps the police would bothe loudost kickers

Tho management of the Orphoumdosorves great credit for tho mannerin whioh tho theatro is conductedand for tho selection of tho talontwhioh mako the Honolulu peopleglad To night there is a now pro-

gram¬

and there will be a crowdedhouso

FOB BALE OB LEASE

A BOUfc 50 AGUES OF TJNlARTI lex tloncd Xastnro Land In n Hal sltaatnat Kamananul Wolnlua Oahn For par- -tlculara apply to J M

1280Ut This Office

NOTICE

PEK80N8 ARE STRICTLY 1ROhlblted from Trespassing or Shooting

upon the Lands of Waiomao nnd Pakoloin 1nlolo VnlloVi Anyone disregardingthis notico will bo prosecuted

V O AKANALand Agent

Honolulu Aug 17 1809 280 2w

XOSX

KAPIOLANI AND RI0Hards Streets this afternoon a lap rolo

and pair ot smoked spectacles Finderwill bo rowarded on returning nrtlelos tothis offlco 1270 tf

NOTICE

AND AFTER THIS DATE ANDFROM farther notice HO FON Esqwill sign the firm nauio per procuration

BISHOP COAugust 15 1899 1277 tf

T McOANTS STEWART

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Progress Illonk Opposlio Catholic ChurchFort Street Honolulu H 1

TAlnphnnn 112 P O Box pra

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Horn

ItowE In Ibis ciyou tho 17th ofAugust 1899 to the wife of RobortRowo a son

Tho Nippon Marti will bo twodays lato noxt weok from Yokohamaon acoount of dotontion

The Transvaal Volksraad declinestho suggestion of a joint commissionbut is willing to accept friendly sug ¬

gestionsTho latest tost race of tho Colum-

bia¬

encourages the Americans in thobelief that she can easily defeat theShamrook

OPERA HOUSESOLE LESSEES

MIBB MAGGIE MOORBand MR H R ROBERTS

Greatost Thoatrioal Attraction ovoroffered to the Troater GoerB

of HonoluluFor n Boason of Eight NightsTwo Matinees Commencing

Saturday Noxt August 19thEvory Alternative Evonlng

First Appearanco of tho Worlds GroatostBtar

Maggie Hoore Mr H R RobertsTho Eminent Australian Actors Sup ¬

ported by thoir Brilliant AUSTRALIANOrganisation direct from Australia persteamer Alameda

SATDRDAYliEXTTho World Fnmons Comedy DranmTho

Greatest Buecess of this GonturyV

STRUCK OILJohn Slofel Mr 11 R RobertsLizzie Btofel Magglo Moore

Her Original OlinrnotorTho Character of Llzztn Bofel luvg boon

Played by Miss Maggie Mooro upward of5000 times nil ovr tho World

All the Original Bongs Dancs Includ ¬

ing Dont Mako Mo Laugh PrettyWilholmlna Lizzlos Farowell anil

Tho Btar Bpangled Bnnnor to be fol-

lowed¬

by tho Amusing Afterpiece

Tho Chinese QnooUop

SPECIAL NOTICETIckots for all parts of tho house now on

salo ot Wall NIohols Co Prices of ad- -admission

Lower Box 15 00Logcs 10 00Dress Circle 1C0Family Circlo ilrst row 1 00Gallery 60Uppor Boxes 10 00Orchestra 1 50Two Last Rows Dress Circle 100Family Circle back rows 75Season Tickets for 8 night

performances 10 00

JOSEPH PYNNEY1277 tf Representative

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Timely Topics

Honolulu Aug IS 1899

Just received a largo assortment of

EASTERN GOODS Viz

Glass Hand and FootLamps assorted sizes

Blown Tumblers GOcts to200 per dozenBracket LampsRochester Hanging Lamps

Nos 2 and 3 both nicldoplated and polished braBS

A good assortment of Hayi-land-wa- re

Fischers Steel Banges v

A variety of CookingStoves from S50 to 85

Blue Flame Oil Stoves dand 5 burners complete withOvens

Star Kerosene Oil

PLUMBERS TOOLS VIZ

Pipe Stock and DiesPipe Cutters various sizesMachinist ToolsFarmers ToolsBlacksmiths ToolsSteel Tape MeasuresMetallic Tape MeasuresEnterprise Meat Cutters

various sizesBone MillsCoffee Mills assorted sizes

AERftiOTOR WIND MILLS

Pumps to fit tbo satno Built likea clock works like a charm withvery littlo care

A Large Asat of Leather oa HandFrenoh Oalf Skine Hab Leather

Harness Saddles Splits Buff Tan-ned

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and Wool Sheep Skine HoraeCollar assorted sizes Sweat PadsBamoH Traces chains eto

Tbb Hawaiian Hardware Co lo268 Four Stjiket

iQTJEBN STREET 1

GOXtfrq AWAY AUGUST 18thThe whole Stock must be sold To

do this all Lines of Goods will beoffered at prices that will DEFYCOMPETITION

The Stock Consists only of theNEWEST SHADES AND BEST QUALITIES

Boiight Direct from the LeadingEuropean Manufacturers

NOW IS YOUR TIME FOR BARGAINS ICOME EARLY AND HAVE FIRST CHOICE

XL-i-- 3E5L ilEIKIEttlRy importer Queen St

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OOAX AND GENEBAIi NEWB

Orphoum to night

NEW SAILOR HATS at SaohB

W 0 Akaua has a trespass uotlcoin thin issue

THE PEOPLES PROVIDERSSachs Co

Soptombor Doslgnor at L B KorrsQuoen stroot

Tho Alatnoda should sail for thoCoast to morrow

The U S S Bos to u sailed for SanFranoisoo to day

R and G CORSET nro the bestSnobs Co Agents

Tho steamer Elihu Thompsonsailod for Seattle to day

Pasturo land for sale at WaialuaRead tho advertisomont

SPECIAL SALE of Ladies Mus-lin

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Underwear at Sachs

Every article n gonuino bargainat L B Kerrs Departure Sale

COO full size Bod Spreads 75o eachat L B Korrs Departure Sale

Go and see tho Happy Hotten-tots

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at tho Orpheuui and theWin- -

ters Tolo

Miss Lynwood tho morvoloucoutortibnist will appear at theOrpheum to night

10000 pieces Valouciennes Lacesall New Patterns at L B KerrsDoparturo Sale

The foreign jury meet in JudgeStanleys court at 10 oclock to ¬

morrow morning

Tho brig V G Irwin carriednwav sugar to tho vallio of 10169for Sau Francisco

American Mossonger ServiceMasonic Temple Telephone 444

All night nnrvicn

Tho Moana left on time yesterdayafternoon but tho Gaelic was detain ¬

ed uulil 9 oclock

To day is the list anniversary oftho establishment of tho bank ofBishop Co in Honolulu

Dr Posoy specialist for Eye EarThroat and Nose diseases andCatarrh Masonic Temple 8 to 12

lto4A verv important meotini of the

Y H I will bo hold at Foster Hallnt 780 this evening Every member

a requestod to attend

If Mr Poroy H E Barnett is stilliu thnseisUndB will lie pleaBe communicate with the Rev V H Kitcat P O Box 057 Honolulu

Tho SeamanH Club gave a verycharming entortaiumont last even ¬

ing at which Mrs Auuis MontagueTurner contributed a solo

President W O Weedou of thoY M O A is in town again aftoranarduous campaign of distributingknowledge about the islands on themainland

The committee of management ofthe Waverley Club meets to nightto elect members and recoive a- - re-

port¬

from the special committee ontho standing of members

The sale of seats for the MaggieMoore season opening at the OperaHouse on Saturday evening is pro ¬

gressing satisfactorily Struck Oilin the comedy drama to be presented on that occasion

Fred Harrison tho propietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works is readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb Btoues suitable to alltastes requirements and purfes Hisoffice is in tho new buildings noxt tothe Occidental on the corner ofAlnUoa nnd TCincr Rtret

Haloiwa tho new Waialua Hotelis enjoying an enormous patronageNot- - nloue are tho rooms of the hoteloccupied by guests but the traincarries daily parties of tourists andtownpeoplo who spend thoir daythere away from tho maddeningcrowd in Honolulu

Tho following officers of tho Ha ¬

waiian Rowing Association havoboon elected for the ensuing yearPresident A G M Robertson Myr ¬

tle vioo president W E WallHealani secretary and treasurerW O Parke Myrtle Regatta Com ¬

mittee W 0 Parko Myrtle W EWall Heolanij S E P Taylor Leilani

Xi B Korr the Quean stroot mer ¬

chant is about to depart for Europeand will make o great effort to clearhis stock during tho noxt 30 daysand to do this will offer Big Bar ¬

gains in all departments tho goodsore all new and stylish having beoubought of tho leading Europeanmanufacturers Thpse paying thisestablishment an early viBit will prQr

t by it All are cordially invited

trvj t j t

TOPICS OF THE DAY

A thorough investigation shouldbe mado into the City of Columbiamattor Wo doubt that tho Govern ¬

ment utidor our very dofootivo lawnhas any power to bold an inquestas only tho ship is doad Tho under-writers

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havo no interest in tho mattor as thosteamor was not insuredThe only way to get at tho truthwould be for some of the crow tobring a suit for damages against thoowners and thereby cause tho wholestory of tho ship and the wreck tobe to told in open Court

Wo are pleased to seo that tho goodpeople of Lahaina aro earnestly agi ¬

tating for a proper water supplyand that the agents of tho Boardof Health havo rocommonded thoimmediate establishment of properwaterworks for tlm ancient capitalThere is not a plaoe in the Islandwhere tho water used for drinkingpurposes is in buoIi unhealthy condi ¬

tion as in Lahaina That the sani-tary

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conditions are consequentlyvery bad is natural Unfortunatelytho Lahaina people will most likolybe told to hoqmanawanUi no funds

and they will have to drink brotherMcCanns delicious whiskey und re-

freshing¬

boor until the Governmentsees fit to furnish pure wator Wouldtho taxpayers of Lahaina ratherhave thoir contributions to the pub-lic

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treasury used for wator worksor for another junketing expeditionof some neody Honolulu politicianto Washington

Licenses to hack drivers are beinggranted in a manner altogether tooindiscriminate It seems that anyman having the necessary fre iu hispocket can get a license whether hoknows how to drive or not whetherhe understands the rules and regu-lations

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pertaining to licensed vehi ¬

cles whether he knows right andleft or right from wrong Whenthe Moana arrived a lady camoashore and hailed a hack Thedriver was a Japanese but the ladyof course never thought that alicense could have been given to anignoraut driver aud having no raceprejudices entered the hack aud toldtho man to drive her to the resi ¬

dence of Mr W C Wilder Pensacola stroot tho location of whichcertainly ought to bo known to anylicensed driver Tho man sot hisgallant steed in motion and landedoutside the Panthoou saloon Thorois generally a big crowd around thecorner on which tho saloon is locatedand the boys felt just as surprisedas did the lady who felt disgustedanti embarrassed An understand-ing

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was arrived nt tho lady entereda haole hack and while she iushort order reached her destinationthe Japanese turned his hack anddrove back to the Moana to pick upanother victim Is it right thatstrangers should be treatod iu thatmanner and subjected to such an ¬

noyance with the sanction of thosein authority We think not andwe hold that if tourist travelling isto be encouraged steps should botaken to prevjuit such annoying in-

cidents¬

ocouring

A Bcarod Official

L D Keliipio fish inspector andmombor of the Board of Health isfeeling uneasy and he has invokedtho protection of tho mighty handof the law of Doles republic

Somobody had told some friondsof hiB who told him that Nawai aMauiau was going to make fishof Mr Keliipio and his fair wifewho at one time was the jewel inthe domestic crowu of Mr Nawai

Tho burly gontloman who countsthe fish at tho market had Nawaiarrested and charged with usingthreatening language and asked thoCourt to have him put under bondsto keep the peaoo

Anoiout history was produced toshow that the new Mrs Keliipio hadbeon shot at ond time with a revolv ¬

er in the hand of hor thon belovedhusband Nawai Also that in daysgone by in the old city ol Wnilukushe had been shot by a jealous

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HOW YOUR GOOD JUDGMENT

While the Opportunity Lasts

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lover Under theMrs does not feel bulletproof thatshe and thotho of Che Court

Judge Wilcox the casobecaueo no direct had beengiven to prove that Nawai had usedany At thosame lime thea few words to Nawaiin which he said that if thoro wbban open soro in his breastbecause ho had lost his fair love hoshould by all means avoidalcohol or gin on it andthe wound would be healedand all would be happy ¬

ing aud wero notproper forheart

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Tho of tho hour

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THEBox Ofllpfl opsna nt 11 A Pliotin MO

are Clearing

ah Wool French ChalliesAt 25 Cents a Yard

The Goods are Perfect both as RegardsDesign and Colors and cannot

Duplicated

Dont put it off Buy Now

SACHS

Theciroumstances

KeliipioaudCwaBJquUaTnatural

fisKvinspoctor soughtprotection

dismissedevidonce

threatening lauguagomagistrate delivered

admouitory

rankling

pouringswipes

thortlyThreaten

language revolversiugredieutB awouudnd

HossoncorHouolulu Mosjonger

messages packages

fHEFamily Theatre

TO NIGHT

LYNWOODsonBation

Worlds Greatest ContortionistHAZARD

Ventriloquist

LILIAN LESLIEhandsome descriptive

VooalistComedy

Arrival Jeffries

ETHEL DIXONOUkrming Contralto Voca-

listBQGGS HAEWABD

JSOCIETY SKITPOST MARIONHAPPY HOTTENTOTS

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GOODS

Peoples Providers

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TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER PORT AND KING STREETS andWAVERHBY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

HENRY MAY CO LTDTO

J T Henry May o

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WHOLESALEAND RETAIL

SUCCESSORS

WalcrhotiscMclutyrc

GROCERS

Tea Dealers and Coffee Merchants

Cttnvac i Corner Fort and King StreetstttJIMll Waverley Blook Bethel Street

Wholesale department Bethel StreetFort Street and

P O BOX 88G

BY THE W G IEWINThe COYNE MEHRTEN FURNITURE COM ¬

have received tho LateBt Up-to-da- te

FURNITURE - and - SHADES - for - WINDOWSHOUSES AND STORES

From the Beat and Cheapest all colors cents fromto 120

HARTSHORN ROLLERS CORNICE POLES

COYNE MEHRTEN FURNITURE COMPANY

J A MEHRTEN Managerfelophono 928 PROGRESS I1L0CX Cnr Port Boroiania Sis

THOS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweller

Call and tho eautlfm and nsotuldispay of rocs for prosonts orforyerhoiiaI una and adornment

n Upft Blrnt

22 92Bethel Street 21 and 919

PANY

75 up and36 inches iuchos

ALSO and

Inspoot

RnlMInn

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Havo on exhibition and for aalo

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mailings FansHat Braids Calabashes Eto

ma Hohooi Prk uBf JjJUr Ij

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THE CELEBRATED

IPahst Milwaukee Beer

Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan

JUSTFine XarriaiaissBM

AND

ANDCarriage Fittings

Business Cards

A L O ATKINSON

Attorney at Law

Omco Corner King nnd BfiUiol 8troets12ft7 ur ljira

W O AOHI GO

Real EsTATb Stock and BondBjokeus

Office 10 West King Btreot Honolulu1216 ly

EDMUND H HART

Notaiit Public and Tvfkwbiter Con ¬

veyancer AND SeAROIIKR OPReoobds

No 1G Kaahamana Street

A R ROWAT D V S

Graduate ol McGlll University MontroalJ

Has hod ton years practical exporloncein the treatmont of Horses Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left at Club or Pantheon IStableswill be received and promptly attended toOffice 510 Fort Street Telephono 785

979 tf

DR SLOGGETT

Oculist and Aurists

Fiocrcss Mock 3d Flor Ofllco HoursO a w tn 4 p w

RfN BOYD

Surveyor and Real Ewate Agent

230Ofllco Bethel Street over the New

Model llestnurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbino Tin Copper and SheetIron Work

King Street Honolnln

DR WALTER HOFFMANNOornei Bcretania and Punchbowl Streets

Office Hours 8 to 10 a 1 to 8 r m7 to 8 p m Sundays 8 to 10 A m

Telephone B10 P O Box 501

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealers in Luubhj and Coal andBUILDINO MATEBIALfl OF

All Kinds

Qnoan Wtrt Tnn1rlii

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

121 Queen Street

OARRIAOE AND WAGON BUILDERS

RUBBER TIKES AND ROLLER BEAUINO AXLES

sa

IN fiOTTfiES

AND ON

DRAUGHT

Is served in the

SALOONS

ARRIVED

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Household

Supplies

Do yon realize what a num ¬

ber of articles tho above twowords imply You will besurprised to find how many ofthem you can get at DimondsWe are displaying in our largewindow a few articles whichperhaps you thought we donot keep for sale Amongthem you will see

PEARLINFMACHINE OILSTOVE POLISH

EnamolineSHOE POLISH -

AXLE OILHARNESS OILSILVER POLISHKNIFE POLISHSOLARINE

The new metal polishWo are distributing freosamples of this wonderfularticle

ELECTROZONEA Brat class disinfectant

1 W DIMOND CO

LIMITEDImporters of Crockery Glass aud

House Furnishing Goods

SOLE AC1ENTS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Jewel Stoves for Coal or WoodGurney Cleanablo RefrigeratorsNow Bluo Flame Wiokless Oil

Stove Primus Stoves

Waipabu PackigV Express

Will ldavo Waipahn at d a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays

Leave Honolulu from cornor of Kingand Fort Streets rMoIntyroM at 12noon same days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JAOKRON PropUM lm

ESTATE BEGIBTEU

A Record of Boat and PorsonalEstato Transactions otV Recordin tho Ofllco of tho Registrar ofConvoyancos

CONVEYANCES

Recorded Juno 16 1899

Magdalena Bergerson and hus ¬

band of Honolulu Oahu to W E7Brown of tho same plaon WarrantyDeed dated Juno 15 189fT7conslderation 4000 Libor 198 folio 18 RP 8588 at Makiki Honolulu

John Ena and wife of Honoluluto Dobbrah K Pahau of the sameplace Quit Claim Deed dated April201899considoration23986Libor198 folio 19 Piece of land at Kapaakea Honolulu

W R Castle Trustee of Hono-lulu

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to Alice N Androws of HiloHawaii Warranty Deed datod May23 1899 nonsiderSlion 145025Liber 198 folio 19 Lot 17 and aportion of Lot 22 at Kukuau 2ndHilo Hawaii

O S Dosuy and wife of Honoluluto Alice N Andrews of Hilo Ha ¬

waii Warranty Deed dated June7 1899 consideration 3000 Libor198 folio 2U Lots D and E nnd westhalf of Lot O at Riverside ParkHilo Hawaii

G W Ahoy aud wife of SouthKona Hawaii to Kamokona ofNorth Kona Hawaii Dood datedAug 1 1898 consideration 100Libor 198 folio 22 Interest in RP 3738 L O A 7332 at KawalnuiNorth Kona

Namahaun of Waioliu Maui toS Kapu of Pais Maui Dotd datedMay 18 1899 consideration 200Liber 198 folio 23 L O A 44 atManoa Honolulu

Mrs K Kekaula and husband ofKau Hawaii to Hutchinson SumrPlantation Co Warranty Deeddated May 27 1899 consideration300 Libor 198 folio 24 Intorest

in L O A 7626 at Poupouwela audGrant 2152 at Kawala Kau Hawaii

Wing Tai Ohong Co to WingChoug Sing Co Deed dated June15 1899 consideration 150 Liber198 folio 25 Piece of land at PauoaHonolulu

Ida M Castle aud husband ofHonolulu to J M Athorton of thesame place Warranty Deed datedMay 81 1899 consideration 23000Libor 198 folio 26 Piece of landon Kapioiani street Honolulu

Paul Muhlendorf Trustee of Ho-nolulu

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to Mary Santos of the sameplace Warranty Dted dated April25 1898 consideration 52 Libor198 folio 27 Lot 21 Block M atKapioiani Park Addition Honolulu

RELEASES OF MORTGAGES

Recorded June 16 1899

W F Allen Trustee to LMMoKeague Dated Juno 15 1899consideration 1000 Liber 166 folio408 Mortgage of record in abovoLiber and folio

L Ahip to Ah Mun Dated June8 1899 consideration 500 Liber192 folio 367 Mortgage of recordin Liber 180 folio 331

Recorded June 17 1899

F W McOhesuey and J HSchnaok to E P Juen Dated June1 1898 consideration 1200 Liber187 folio 208 Mortgage of recordin above Libor and folio

Cecil Brown to Kahanuu MeekDated June 17 1899 consideration

2500 Liber 174 folio 841 Mortgage of record in above Liber andfolio

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Japanese Ladles

Beauty from a Japanese stand ¬

point consists in a long ovalface regular features almondsliaped eyes sipping slightly up ¬

ward a high narrow foreheadand abundance of smooth blackhair Their movements are grace-ful

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although the style of theirdress prevents them walking withease their feet and hands are de-

licately¬

formed and their man ¬

ners unquestionably charmingThey talce little or no exercise

and one wonders sometimes howthe little ladies employ their time

there seems so little to he donein a Japanese house To beginWith there are no regular mealsThe shops near at hand Bupplydaily number less little disheswhich seem to be eaten atall hours of the day andnight a few peeks at atime with those impossible lit-tle

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chopsticks Very little is keptin the larder except some slices ofJjiikou fermented turnip somerice and sweet biscuitf

The honorable live fish issold by men who carry aroundlargo water tubs from house tohouse and cut off as much as isrequired from the unfortunatefish and replace the sdly muti

lated mrl still struggling remainsback in the tub

Eggs are cheap and plentifulhread is never used so there is nonecessity for an oven

The great stand by is tea AJapanese lady is seldom seen hiher home without the quaint lit-

tle¬

tea tray by her side whiff oftobacco which is in constant requisition The Cornhill

Vordict as Rondored

Gentlemen of the jury ask ¬

ed the clerk of the court haveyou agreed upon a verdict

We have replied the fore¬

man The yerdict of the jury is

that the lawyers have mixed thiscase up so that we dont knowanything at all about it Philadelphia North American

Kentuckys famous Jessso MooroWhiskey unequalled for its purityand excellence On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovejoy Codistributing agents for the HawaiianTnlnnda 9

IRRIGATION NOTICE

HOLDERB OP WATER PRIVILEGESor those paying wator rates aro horobynotified that tho hours for irrigationpurposes aro from 0 to 8 o I cock n in nndfrom i to 0 oclock p m

ANDRE V BROWNBupnrlntondent of Water Works

Approved 1 A KimiAiuiitfrnr interior

Honolulu Tune 14 180I9M

PEBKFREANCOS

C London Biscuits

Deliciously Appetizing Biscuitsfor Delicate Digestions

Albert ArrowrootAtlantic Boudoir t

Celery ColonialDinner Ginborbroad

Wholo Meal OatenFloronco Opera aud

MACCAROONS in 21b Tins

LEWIS COLEADING GROGERS

Telephone 240 Ill Fort Street

Groceries to the Fore

In Union is Strength and bo itis in Co oporation

The Yanco Bpanco war brought abouthch prices for a time bat it has acalncome down to its former level and we arecottlng our groceries as ehnap as we everhad them before If every stockholder inthe company wore to purchase his or hergroceries from the Oo opora ive GroceryCo the success of the corporation will boassured

Call and trado free dollvory o all partsof tho city V

E TIETJENSManager Palatna Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out King Street opposite Rail¬

road Central Depot

I titU WLIMITED

Wm G Irwin President ManagerOlaus Sprockets Vice PresidentW M GlfTard Secretary TreasurerM H WhitnoyJr Auditor

SUG ARPACTOaSAND

QmnfrauAGENTS Or TttJt- -

Oceanic Steamship mtfyOf Ann FranolBoo Chi I

LONG BRANCH BATHSffAIKIKI BEACH Honolulu H I

G J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and sea ami ikyWith breaker long give Ivlldby

King Street Tram Oars pass the door

A IDT YmiWlWPr

JL Iavnily HotslV KROUSX - - - Prop

srDay 2U0aPKOIAL MONTHLY RATES

Beit of Attendance tbn Tteat Bllnmiimtlm finest Wlo In iln Olty

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LIMITED

Sole Agents for tho well kuot

White Sewing Machine

AND

Remington Tjpe Wrliira

A Largo Stock of tho Different

Styles

ALWAYS ON HAND

EQFFSCHLMER GO

LimitedSUCCESSOR TO

ED flOFPSCHLEGER CO

King and Bethel Strcots

Havo Just Received a Shipment of thoCelebrated

Willi i

r lviacnmes

Strongest and most durable SowingMachines in the Market equippedwith tho latest Improvements

AL80 IN STOCK

Musical lustramentsof all kinds

IMPOltTERS OP -

DRY GOODSAND

General Merchandise8on Ate Wines Liquors

of tho very finest qualities

M1IRIIMG0LIMITED

AGENTS FORWESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO

San Francisco Cat

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKSPhiladelphia Penn U B A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cano Shredder

New York n h A

N OHLANDT A COSan Franolsco Cul

RIBDON IRON LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

682 tt Snn FronclBCO1Oa

Bruce Waring ft Co

Real Estate Beatere603 Fort St near Kini

BtHLDING LOTSHouses and Lots anp

Lands Port BAkr

Parties wlshinc tn filnrmriit rtrfinifProprtinR urn invited to null on ns

Metropolitan Meat Cm

81 KING BTUKEr

CI J WAlLKn iVlr4i

Wholesale anilRetail

Awn

Navy Con tTnntnrw

Plniber and Gas fitterOrdors promptly attended to and work

guaranteed

Hotel street near fortTKTEPHONW KfW

FOR S XjHJ

Ai r ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTBl I 2130 and 010 at Karaaeo North HiloHawaii Apply to

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLEReal Estato Agent