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Eitsbllihad JlnlT 9, 1858. VOL. XIX.. 3STO. 3720. HONOIIJXTT. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. SATURDAY. JUKE 23, 1S94. PRICE: 5 CEKTS. Uusmcss (arbs. I . . 1 i : : AS TO Packet, purchased in 1S17 of Captain THE "HERALD" YARN Blanchard; the brig Niu, sold to HAWAIIAN Liholiho in August, 1S19, for $51,750; The Most Complete st Millinery HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., the brig Thaddeus, purchased in 1820 The Hawaiian Company for $40,000; the brig Karaehameha, tap HARDWARE, purchased by Thomas Meek in 1823 Co. Professor Alexander Gives for 3100 piculs ; besides several vessels, ract aad Title IN ALL ITS STYLES AT IS PREPARED T) DELIVER TO a Few FAMILIES Cutlery and Glassware including the Becket, the Kamaha-lolan- i, IN AND AROUND THE CITY of the Facts in the Case. etc., sold to Kaumualii, King 307 of J. J. Egan's, 514 Fort St. THEIR CELEBRATED INVIGORAT- Fort Street. Kauai on several of which unpaid SO. MERCHANT e1. ING STIMULATING AND 3575-l- y balances remained due for a long time. , ; Commodore Jones' orders from the HONOLULU, H. 1. A large assortment Non - Intoxicating Hop J. M. DAVIDSON. of Woolen Dress Beer! COMMODORE JONES AND HIS COURSE. Secretary of the Navy directed him, Goods, Storm Serge in Blue, Black and among other things, "to secure cer- White; Scotch, English and American IN LARGE OR 8 HALL QUANTITIES. tain debts due American citizens by Ginghams in large quantities. Attornsy and Ccunsellor-at-La- v. the native government." jf. M. natcu President A fancy-figure- d A. By Ono . Vice-Preside- nt fine line in wash Kanaina. schooner, Cecil Brown Manufactory, Punchbowl St., about 200 tons, W. B. Castle Secretary Goods. A Letter from Captain John Meek, who sold by a captain (Rey- fc Between Palace Walk and King et. nolds was his mate) for 40,000 paunas; J. F.Brown, Treasurer Manager A complete stock of Striped Office36 Merchant 3tret. was Present at the Settlement Affect- W. F. Frear Auditor and j0Mutual Telephone 314. (?) The brass gun was' paid for in Checked Flannels. This is the place 3704 tf ed by Jones The Latter was Very sandalwood, he does not remember to buy your Laces, Embroidery and WILLIAM C. PARKE, Friendly to the Chiefs of Hawaii. how much; a piece of silk' was valued Hosiery, cheap; a complete line. at $40 and paid for In sandalwood at Xnis Company is prepared to search M. E. Grossman, D.D.S. -- -- $10 the picul. Few of chiefs had furnish abstracts of to CGDressmaking done in all its ATTORNEY AT LAW the records and title well-know- n dollars; the goods were property the Kingdom. branches by the Dressmaker, Ay paid for in all real in Mrs iienner. sandsdwood. placing loans on, or contemplat Agent to titko Aeknowladgmant. In view of the absurd story pub- A. By John Meek. Goods were Parties lished in the N. Y. sold cheap for sandalwood; was Ing the purchase of real estate will find it Ornci No. 13 Kaahnmanu Street, Hono-- Herald, which there to their advantage to consult the company lnln, H. attacks the good name of a dis- then no cash to pay for them. One in regard to title. I. pauna consisted of two piculs. Kana- tinguished officer of the Amer- ina means the brig Waverly; dots not 55 All orders attended to with prompt-Ees- s. This -- :- Space Reserved x:k2sttist, BEAVER SALOON, ican navy, I beg leave to submit a kuow the price paid for her, but thinks few facts bearing on the case. it could not have exceeded $15,000 or Bp!) f?5; P. O. Box FORT STREET, OPPOSITE WILDER A CO.'S $20,000; Tf"ahfmr FOR 23 HOTEL STaZ2T. The late R. C. Wyllie, Minister of Reynolds must kuow. H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. Foreign Affairs for the Hawaiian Q,. Had the American missionaries Firgt-cla- es Cof- or any of them anything to do with BREWER & CO., LIMITED Lunches served with Tea, Kingdom, in his report to Legis ft H. H. WILLIAMS fee, Soda Water, Ginger Ale or AUik. the the arrangements ninde by Captain layOrric Ho ttbs 9 a. m. to 4 r. m. lature of 1855, commented severely on Jones? If so, state what missionaries HOTEL STRE KT, ST"OPEN FROM 3 A. il. TILL 10 P. M. Commodore Jones' course in'rpresslng" by name? Queen Street, 'Honolulu, JET. J. Smokers' A. By Kekuanaoa and John II. -:- -:- Recuisitesa epei ialty. NEXT - TO - HORN'S BAKERY "SAKS SOUCr' HOTEL the settlement of the claims of the Do not think they had anything to do S679--tf American traders against the native with it. AGENTS FOR SEASIDE RESORT, A. PERRY, chiefs in December, 1S2G. By Kanaina. The missionaries were Commodore Jones' reply and a mass employed simply to iuterpret for the Agricultural Co., Onomea WAIKIKI, : HONOX,TJIjTJ. chiefs. Hawaiian ATTORNEY AT LAW of accompanying documents were pub- Bufzar Co., Honomu Sugar Co , Wailuku And Notary Public. A. By John Meek. Thinks all the SogarCo., Waihee Sugar Co., Makee tlJ desire to find no quieter haven lished in the supplement to the report missionaries had to do with the settle- Sugar Co., Haleakala Kanch Co., Kapa-pa- la than the lSans SoucV, and may well Office: Over Bishop's Bank. of the Minister of Foreign Affairs to ment was, to Interpret bttween the Hancb. Stocks and Bonds add with the poet: 3C92-l- y Legislature of 1856. chiefs and Captain Jones. the Q. Did Planters' Line San Francisco Packets. 'In a more sacred or sequestered bower, The American Minister the missionaries or any of Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston Resident at them tell the King and chiefs, before Cbas. Nor nymph nor Faunus haunted.' B. W. M'CHISNET, J. M. A F. W. VCHIXSTXT. Honolulu, Hon. D. L. Gregg, also Packets. 124 Clay 8t. , S. F. 40 Queen St , Hono. the arrival of Captain Jones, that the Agents Boston Board of TJriderwriters. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON" took the testimony of Rev. A. Bishop, claims of the American traders were -- -- P. C. 7, 1893. M. W. McOHESNEY & SONS, Agents Philadelphia Board of Under- Advertiser, Oct. Capt. Kekua-nao-a, just, and that the chiefs ought to pay FOR SALE. John Meek, Governor them? writers. iWholesale Grocers, Commission Mer- - John Ii and Kanaina, which U3T OF OFFICERS: A. By Kekuanaoa and John Ii. T. A. Simpson, chants and Importers. was published at the same time. No, do not recollect that they ever did. 3523-l- y P. C. Jones President MANAGER. Capt. John Meek, a well-know- n A. By Kanaina. Does not remem- Geo. H. Robebtson Manager j 40 Queen St., Honolulu. ber that the missionaries J - A and respected resident, stated as fol- did, but E. F. Bishop .Tres. and Secy. FEW SHARES C. B. RIPLMY, lows in his letter dated January 10. knows that Kaahumanu ordered the Coi.-- F. Allen .....Auditor 1856: chiefs, Boki, Kuakinl and Hoapill, I -- ARTHUR REYNOLDS, & C. M. Cooke... ) 'y x - of-- LEWIS CO., I was present at the final media also Naihe, always to pay at the time H. Watebhouse ...... Dire tlon and settlement affected through for whatever they got. C L. Carter friendly offices of A. By John Meek: Wholesale and Retail Grocers the Capt. Jones. He Thinks "all the t .' HAWAIIAN SUGAR CO. STOCK" acted as a sort of umpire between the missionaries had tolo jith the settle- 1 Office New Safe Deposit Building, parties. Commodore Jones had been ment was to interpret between the Honolulu , H. I. 111 FORT STREET, examining and tryiug to arrange the chiefs and Captain Jones." Iron Works Stephen Agricultural matter for a month or more, and Reyno!ds' diary, kept at Hawaiian Co. Stock. Plans, Specifications, and Superintend- Telephone 240. P. O. Box 297. understood it fully. The final council the time contains the following refer- ence given every " - for description of Build- or ences: QTJKB3N- Olowalu Sugar Co. Stock. ing. meeting at which the decision was STREET, JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, reudered, lasted only a short time, 1826, December 11. "Signed a re- Old Buildings successfully remodelled perhaps not over two or three quest to Captain Jones to speak of. Between Alakea and Richard Streets. end enlarged. hours old ALSO Importer Most of the chiefs were there, and debts. December 14. Cap- Designs for Interior Decorations. ana Dealer la some of the claimants also. The tain Jones and Consul Jones went to Maps or Mechanical Drawing, Tracing, were to a the chiefs to of old claims reduced considerable talk debts and 1 ! -:- GENEEAL LIESOH UNDERSIGNED ARE Hawaiian - Government -:- - Bonds and Blueprinting. A1TDISE. extent. Cominndore Jones took the other Important matters." ng3 THE to make all kinds of Iron, C3?-Drawi- for Book or Newspapei side of the chiefs, and was regarded 1827, No. 25-- 31 Queen . January 2. "At 10 o'clock the . . Street, Honolnln Brass, Bronze, Zinc and Lead Castings; Illustration. an very friendly to them. They were chiefs assembled under the grove of also a general Repair Shop for Steam e Cent. perfectly satistitd and even pleased, cocoanut trees below Per Interest. H. CO-- , the fort, where Engines, Rice Mills, Corn Mills, Water HACKFELD & and admitted the amountof his award they assembled all the people of the Wheels, Wind Mills, etc. ; Machines for Ewa Bonds (first mort- The New to be justly due. The other parties village to hear their orders, viz: the cleaning of Coffee, Castor Oil Beans, Plantation Co. Jewelry Store were not content, complained That gage) 7 per cent, interest. Agents .and every man should go to the moun- Bamie, Sisal, Pineapple Leaves and General Commission that their inteiests had not been duly tains and get half a picul of sandal other fibrous plants ; also, Machines for 503 Fort Street, considered. These claims were for t Heeia Agricultural Co. Bonds (first mort- wood for the Government, and half Paper fctock, Machines for extracting vessels and goods sometimes by the they got over (lhi3) should bo Starch from Maniock, Arrow Root, etc. gage) 8 per cent, interest. ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ANY- Cor. Fort and Qneen sts , Honolulu. cargo sold to chiefs. their IN the Six vessels, own; the women to produce tapas or G?A11 orders promptly attended to. THING THEIR LINE. I think, had been purchased by them, mats or a dollar apiece. The men who 2?Tor particulars apply to coisrsoLTrATJEr) and goods to a large extent. choose can pay four dollars as an Souvenir Spoons ! Capt. Jones was always mild and gen- equivalent for their half picul; a good Soda Wafer Works Company, Limited tlemanly. He uced no a specialty. Also, on threats, and regulation if put in practice. Some fir White, Kitman & Co. hand a fine stock employed no coercion. No naval t . ' came to buy axes before - Hawaiian Safe of imported night." I The res- ! 342H-t- Deposit commander was ever more Mr. Reynolds was then bookkeeper t f Esplanada, Corner Allea and Fort Sts. pected or praised by the chiefs, - 1 t for W. French & Co. - - " and none, I was satisfied, ever better Commodore Jones himself, in his AND JEWELEY. HOLLISTER & CO., deserved their confidence. The col letter of December 29, 1855, states in EVERYTHING IN TEE LATEST DESIGKS. lection of sandal wood to liquidate the regard to the wood 3710 1558-- ly Agents. sandal edict, "The .!!: claims was not regarded as oppressive ground-wo- rk New Goods tariff schedule, the of f ':' Island orders promptly to. or burdensome. was al- A FINE ASSORTMENT. Investment Company. attended Each native Mr. Wyllie:s bitterness against me, LEWERS & COOKE, lowed a proportion of what he gather- was the inceptiou of that gifted noble, 3613-l- w P. O. BOX 287. ed, and thus all der.ved advan- Kalaimoku (alias Successors to Lowers & William Pitt), and MUTUAL TELEPHONE 468. Dickson. tage from the tax imposed," etc. was never seen by me until officially TILES FOR FLOORS! 1 From replies made by M. Keku-anao- a, Importers and Dealers Lumber the promulgated on the 27th of December. And for Decorating Purposes ; BARRY ROBERTS in John Ii, Kanaina and John 1826." And all Kinds of Building Materials. Meek to the twenty-fiv- e questions put The sandal wood collected under Matting of all Kinds, A. by Mr. Wyllie, I can only make a few this edict was mostly squandered by E. JACOBSON NO. 83 S"ORT STREET, HONOLULU extracts. Governor Boki, and on the arrival of Manila Cigaiis. Q "State the names of all the the U. S. S. Vmcenne?, Captain A Newspaper Artist, Z,ate of the Americans who made claims on the HONOLULU IRON W0KK3 CO., Finch, another conference was held Chinese Fire Crackers, Rockets and San Francisco Evening Post Hawaiian Government: the amount before Captain Finch, at which the Bombs, Japanese Provisions and Soy. Criterion Saloon of the claim of each American firm or king and chiefs signed a note dated Steam Engines, individual the particular kind of November 2, 1820, promising to pay Hand-paiiit- Is prepared to make illu& goods sold to sd Porcal&in Dinner Sals Boilers. Snjfar 31111s, Coolers, JCracs that he had the Govern picuis or sanuai woou. trations for newspaper ad- AUSTRALIA and Lead Castings, ment or to the chiefs," etc. These claims were asrain brought A. By Kekuanaoa and John Ii. before Commodore Dow hps. nf thpTfT A few of those fine hand-embroider- ed vertisements, or for book and Another Invoice of the celebrated And machinery of every descri ption nade "William Denney, Capt: Ebbetts, 8. S. Potomac, in July, 1832. job work to Particular paid to Meek, ' without BILI and. SATIN SCXRKISITS. at short notice. order. attention Thomas .William French, Con any settlement being arrived at Cuts of buildings, portraits, JOHN WIEL1ND EXTS1 PALS ships' blacksmithing. Job work excuted sul Jones and his partners; do not At the second visit of the U. S. S. on the shortest notic. recollect the of i t amount each claim; Peacock, Commodore Kennedy, . I FRAMES, real estate maps, etc., 1 f f EBONY made the greater part of the debt was for 1836, the claims of the at Coast rates. -- vessels sold and for the manufactured traders were once more discussed, Assorted colors and patterns of Orepe goods; cannot say precisely for and 11 Tete-ateOu- ps how "an old claim for $60,000 was acknow-wa- s Bilk Shawls. Elegant , Fine pen work for labels Lager Beer TIE if! ME long a ime, they were old debts." acknowledged, besides and Saucers. A fine lot of and photograving. Muac 00 A. By Kanaina. "Says another Also, a fresh Invoice of 118 that 'Aluli,' much smuller one." n! copied. Nuuanu Avenue, or the American who carried his head These claims were finally settled BOATS on one side," he superintended ? AND ACCESSORIES of Adveb-tise- b CAXUIIT'ORlSriA OYSTERS HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS and October 4th, 1843, by the payment of Address care the brought torward all the claims; says $14,000 by Dr. G. P. -- Judd, for the A few of those handy Mosquito s office. FOB- some of them were just claims, but Hawaiian Government, to Un First-cla- John C. Also, an assortment of new styles of S636-- tf A ss Rooming House the greater portion unjust. The chiefs Jones, representing the claimants! i : OYSTER COCKTAILS had been in the habit of going and The correspondence and the lical re- IN" RESPECT. buying thing, thinking little of the ceipt in full has been preserved. Battan OJiairs and. Tables EVERY price, as they had to pay in sandal- need hardly Rooms from $1.50 to $3.00 I add that the Ameri- Also, a selection of JAPANESE PIANO NOTICE per wood; they did not then know the can Board has always forbidden small its I COSTUMES. L. H. DEE, - Proprietor. Week or 50c. per Day. value of dollars, of goods or of sandal- missionaries to engage in trade. f 3406 wood correctly." The traders, who were the actual John Meek added the names of Cap- claimants, were & CO. PAUL LEMKE, for the most part bit- WING WO CHAN US: i If MANAGER. tains Andrew, Blanchard, Wilder aud ter euemie of the American mission. Hi As our Piano Tuner and Repairer has Bell Telephone 132. Brown, and said that "Aluli" was It is to be regretted that no list or No. 2 Nuuanu Street. now arrived, we are prepared to take ?. OL-l- m the name given by the natives to the schedule of their claims has ever been SS31-- q orders for work, which will be executed Consul, John Coffin Jones. published. Most of the documents in the very beet manner possible, as Q. Do you remember the price at filed with Commodore Jones' report question we have secured (in CENTRAL MARKET! which any particular vessel, boat or were consumed in great without the brass or gun was sold? so the fire that . HUSTACE & Co., person of Mr. G. H. Harrison) the most 1863 rTT7XJVrTJ STREET. iron If state destroyed the office of the Navy De- .:, i ekillul and finished Artist in his Trade W W the price of uch article." partment some tweuty years ago. DSALBBS IN who has ever visited the Islands. A. By Kkuanaoa and John Ii. "The In the testimony above cited Cap- First-cls- s Market in every respect; be- brig Haaheo (Cleopatra's barge) was tain Meek said: "He does sides carrying u full line of Meats, 8000 piculs; a not know AI.Ii WORK GUARANTEED. charged at little vessel how long a time Captain Jones took WOOD AND COAL we make a specialty of built near where the Custom is, a to examine the accounts, and does not TELEPHONE US TOUR ORDERS schooner of about 70 tons, was charg- believe the chiefs kuow: AT ONCE. Pioneor Steam Breakfast Sausages, ed at 4000 piculs, the large brass gun it would be Also White and Black Sand which we impossible to overhaul so many old Heafi CJJaeese, now lying in the fort, was charged at and long accounts in a period ill sell at very lowest market rates. FACTORY and BAKERY 500 piculs " so short the CAM as stated." After a candid review of Mnsic Department. Pressed. Corn. Beef. To the above list of vessels pur- all the existing evidence, Telephone 414. chased by chiefs we can it is impos- J?Bsll No. F. HORN Practioal Uomectioner, the add the sible for one to resist the conviction L WESTBR0OK & GARES, Albatross, purchased in October, 1818, Cir-MuTUA.- THE HAWAIIAN NEWS Pastry Cook and Baker. that many of those claims were ex- Telephone No. 414. of John Ebbets for 400 piculs of sandal orbitant and unjust. 71 Telephone, 3437--q Pboprtetob. wood ; It is hard, COMPANY, LIMITED. Ho. Hotel St. the brigantine Bordeaux however, to believe that they ever 1 2 amounted to anything like $500,000. The Minister cf the Interior does not Irrigation Notice. view of the statements afterward bind himself to accept the lowest or tho3-- in Finch, and ajrain 8YAUTH0KITY. Holders of water privileges, or made before Captain any bid. payinz hereby notified before Commodore Ke nnedy. Cer- water rates, are tainly nothing like that sum was ever JAS. A. KING, that tbe hours for irrigation purposes are paid either in money or sandalwood Foreign OfBce Notice. Ministerof the Interior. from 6 to 8 o'clock a. m. and 4 to 6 THE THE account. 1S94. on that Official given Interior Office, Jane 20, o'clock p. m. A. BROWN, late Walter Murray Gibson, notice hiving been that M The 37IS--3t Saperintendant Water Works. soon after bis arrival in the?e islands daring the temporary ab33nce of Mr. W. Honolulu Hawaiian I Hawaiian A ami frequently thereafter, tore out M. Giffird, Acting Consul for Portugal, Approved: , dark hints about "a tfreat wrong" that PUBLIC SCHOOLS EXER- - J. A. King, O bad been perpetrated by the United FREDERIC A. SCdAEFER, Fsq., o Kevolutioii. States against the feeble government CISES. Minister of the Interior. Revolution. of Hawaii, which, he aid, far ex- will discharge the functions of that office Honolulu, Mav 25, IS!. SvQS-t- f D ceeded the injuries inflicted by the as Acting Consul General for the King ships of any other nation. He never dom of Portngal; all persons are hereby dreamed, however, of including the The annual closing of the Public Day AUCTION SALE required to give fall faith an J credit to 0? TBS SIEAMER American missionaries in the charge, Schools in the District of Honolulu will excent for an excess of charity toward all the offi ial acts of the said Frederic their euemie?. who had brought for A. Scbaefer, Esq. be held as follows : 'WAIM'ALO ward those claims. LAJfQUAQS. friif rrnwnini? absurdity wa3 re-- FRANCIS M. HATCH, ECnOOLH IS TTX2 ENGLISH DEDICATED BY SPECIAL PERMISSION MPrvPil ior the New York Herald's Minister of Foreign Affairs. On Monday, July 9th, at Marques vi He, ttie Circuit Court for th.e la I! correspondent. Foreign OfBce, Jnna 23, 1894. BeretanU Moana'ua and Kalih- i- Mr. Gibson had become the street. First Circuit. In Admiralty. When 37 0--1 1 nka Schools. "Hawaiian Ministerof Foreign AfiWrs. TO THE he sent an elaborate dispatch to His On Tuesday, July 10th, at Wailupe, late Malestv'M Envoy at vvasnington, SUPPLIES FOR THE'mINSANE Kamoiliili, Manoa and Waiiiki-ka- i IN THE MATTER OF STEAMER dated June 15th, 18S5, in which be set Schools. JL "Vaimanalo." forth at great length his view ot the ASYLUM. In pursuance of a stipulation made, to make On Wednesday, July 11th, at the Pohn- - transaction, and endeavored 6igned and filed by the parties to tbe -- :- it the basis for a pecuniary claim on kaina Girls School and Pauoa Schools. above entitled cuse, on the Sth day of pell Provisional tb Government of the United States, Office Board ) On Thursday, July 11th, at the Royal June, 1894, the unders gned will at Eavincr that, "even at this late day of the of Health. public auction, the Fish Market Honolulu, Jane 21, 1S94.) Kalihi-wae- na at tbe descendants of the people who suf . School and School. Wharf, in Honolulu, on SATURDAY, fered should receive that compensa Fealed tenders will be received at the On Fridav. Jalv 13th. at the For- t- the 2id day of Jane, 1894. the HAWAI tion which, the geneious and mag- office of the Board of Health uatil 12 IAN bTKAMER "WAIMANALO." her great people, In k. street School and Kaulawela School. nanimous sense of a WEDNESDAY, Jane 27, 1S91, for fur- boat, siils, anchor?, tackel, apparel and Governmen respect to a wrong inflicted upon i SCHOOLS IS THE HAWAIIAN IAXGUAOK. furniture, as she now lis off the f'ish poor and weak community would in nishing the In3ane Asylam with the Market Wharf, in Honolulu. anire" following supplies, for six months ending On Monday, July 9th, at the Govern The vessel has recently been repaired despatch was duly : Kau-- and put first-clas- s condition large Minister Gibson's - December 31st, 1834 ment School Hoase, at Kawaiahao, in at mm m tin Seated to Hon. F. T. Freling- makapili, Kawaiabao and Roma (w). expense and has not since been used. htl VKII- - TTnited States Secretary of Beef, rough, per pound, about 4350 She is schooner ringed, with full com Drobably reposes State, and still in ; pounds per month AND AT EWA, WAIASAE A5D KOOLAUPOEO, plement of sails, anchors, chains, cables, appropriate pigeon-hol- e, but, as a boat and other apparei and The Crisp photo process, by which "The Histcry" will the Beef, steak, per pound, about 124 pounds AS FOLLOWS : furnitare. be illustrated, is fnr rjifsini? the wind" finan The "Waimanajo" is abont 50 tons re- well-merite- d tfvPM per month acquiring a reputation for excellence, the productions beinjr cially, it was a failure. On Monday. July 10th, at the Waia- - gister; her dimensions beine about 67 Bread, loaves, p3r loaf, about 620 loaves reet length : 15 feet beam ; 5.2 feet dep h artistic tnmuphs. Yours, very truly, hole School, Koolaupoko. W. D. ALEXANDER. per month w ooia. cne is euuiDDea wnn ensine .- - On Tuesday. July lltb, at Pokai and and boilers, su table to her size, and is Bread, medium, per pound, about 360 An instantaneous success ! ! ! Makua Schools, Waianae. capable of steaming seven knots per hour The project received by the business A LAWYER AND HIS CLIENT. pounds per month .wLS . S in ordinary weather, fehe is especia ly men of Honolulu in a most enthusiastic manner. Brooms, steamboat or mill, per dozen, On Wednesday, July 12th, at Waiawa, designed and adopted for the Inter-islan- d about 1 doz?n per month Ewa and at Kaneohe and Waimanalo, trade, being of a size most convenient W. C. AcM Summoned on a Charge Royal. per Schools, Koolaupoko. and speed and machinery euuiument Art connoisseurs warm in its praise! "An gem Baiting Powder, tins, most economical for such trade. artistic cf the purest ms of Taking Another's Money. dozen, about 2 dozen per month The exercises will be free to all and will CXSP-Ter- of sale : Cah in U. S ray serene." TO BE PUBLISHED IN 1894. Beans, Bayo, pound, about 80 begin 9 a.m. on each day named. gold coin. Possession given immediately. name of W. C. Achi appear pr at o'clock The pounds per month After the exercises, summer vacation Dated this Stn day of Jnce, 18i4. E. G. HITCHCOCK, The historians have commenced witli the frame-wor-k of constrnct-settin- g ed in the District Court calendar Coffee, green Kona, per pound, about will extend to Monday, 10th of Septem the 3709-- td Marshal. ion forth tbe remote causes of events and yesterday morning with a charge 100 pounds per month '"T" ber, on which date the next school year tbe motives of human 3 action; and follow op their connection with other developments, and pre - ODDOsite it. The Flour, Golden Gate, per sack, about will begin. of embezzlement A. sent the whole in a finished exterior of hich literary complainer was Ho Fun, a prom- sacks per month By authoi ity cf the Board of Ed ucation . worth. The founda- Matches, long card, per gros3,about 1 Honolulu, June 1S94. 3719-3- t tion principles of government, the predominant sentiments swaying member of the Chinese col- 2lst, FLOUR hnman inent gross per month minds at different epochs, the physical condition of different carts of was charg- TO tbe ony. In the summons it Oat Meal, per pound, about 50 pounds Notice to Public Schools. ARRIVE PER S. S. ARA WA land, the nature of different influences brought to bear upon tbe people, received $185 with ed that Achi per month Board of Education, i have all been closely studied, and the effects philosophically traced. Ao 'which to purchase some land and Oil, kerosene, Standard Oil Company, per Honolulu, H. I., June 21, 1S94.J curacy erf 400 Barrels Oregon Flour of statement, soundness reasoning, clear presentation, and high case, about 6 cases per month regular examination and re- instead of Duttine the money to The annual literary ment will be tbe commanding aspect of this ambitious effort. Onions, per pound, about 2 crates per views of classes in the Public Day Schools It the proper use he pocketed it. : 1- -1 will be published in an attractive form containing over 200 month throughout the Islands will be held this LION BKAD, SACK. vases. InUv Ho Fun was seen about the mat-"t- er illustrated, supplied with many maps and plans, containing tables Potatoes, per pound, about 6 crates per year will end on of useful I? durinsr the week that information complete yesterday but he declined to month Friday, 13th of July next, and the 400 Barreb Washington Flour and a index, it comprises all the accompaniments nec- h the essary talk. Pork, corned, per barrel, about i barrel summer vacation of all Public Schools to complete a work of its character. Mr. was more communicat- 1 Achi per month will extend from that date to Monday, C. & C. GAXD, 1.4 SACK. i's S ive, however. He denied that he Prunes, dried, per pound, about 2o the 10th of September next, on which was guilty of embezzling his client's pounds per month date a new term will begin. For Sale at Low Figures money and says that an opposition Raisins and Dried Apples, per pound, By order of the Board of Education. lawyer commenced the proceedings about SO pounds per month 3719-3-t to get even for a fancied wrong. Rice, Hawaiian, No 1, per pound, about B. Davies Go. He also stated that Ho Fun would 700 pounds month WATER NOTICE. Iko. k pr sYJsroisis jl not prosecute. According to Mr. Sugar, Hawaiian, No. 1, per pound, 37 91w Achi's story the money was turned about 800 pounds per month it 1 ehap-- over to him to close a land sale. Salt, Hawaiian, per pound, about 100 In accordance with Section of Chapter 1 Prof. Alexanders History of Kins Kalakana's There were three parties interested pounds per month ters XXVI of the laws of 18S6: Inaugural Ball! Reign. but up to now he has not been able Salmon, red, No. 1, per barrel, about 4 All persons holding water privileges to see the third man for the reason or those paying water rates, are hereby barrels TO-- that he is out of town. This matter Tea, China Pouchong, per pound, about notified that the water rates for the term Chapter 2 Prof. Alexanders History of Liliuokalani's ending 31, 1894, has hung fire fo? some time and 75 pounds per month December will be due Reign. 'I some days ago his client asked for Tobacco, plug, per pound, aoout IS and payable at the office of the Honolulu Open New Hall money. Achi por Water Works, on the 1st day of July, the returned a pounds per month 5 --OF- Chapter 3 A Brief tion and kept the balance for his Tomatoes, canned, per dozen about 6 1S94. Account of the Revolution of 1S93. All ssmces. dozen per month such rates remaining unpaid fcr fifteen days 4 V5K Wood, A?geroba or Ohia,per cord, about after they are due will be Scottish Chapter A Brief Account of the Provisional Govern US. subject to 10 OA! DOYLE LEAVES 3 cords per month an additional per cent. Title ment to date. Kates are payable office of Bran, per ton, about 4 ton per month at the the if The Popular Interpreter will Make Middlings, per ton, about 4 ton per Water Works in the Kapuaiwa Building. ANDEh.W BROWN, 117 TT1 YTT7! VT I I r .v.o w xiwciutut IUIO LU 3 a Trip to the Coast. month lrnVTk Rolled Barley, per ton, about ton per Superintendent Honolulu Water Works. iliUiNJJAI JDiVJLilllj abdicate. Chester A. Doyle, who has been month Honolulu, H. I., Jane 19, 1894. JULY 2d, 1894. in the employ of the Government 3718-- td Chapter 6 President Dole's Reply. , All supplies must be delivered at the ICSPTickets $1, for sale at Lindsay's nearly two years as Japanese in Asylam, in such quantities as from time Sale Government Lan-- of Zand in Jewelry btore and tha Kews Stands. Chapter 7 Willis terpreter, leaves on the Australia I to time required, and subject to inspec pahoehoe Gulch, Hilo, 37iS5t and Dole's Correspondence. today for San Francisco. Mr. Doyle tion a&d approval cf the Medical Super Hawaii. has filled his position in a most intendent or the Executive Officer of the Chapter 8 Minister Thurston's Protest issued at Board of Health. On TUESDAY, July 24, 1894," at 12 Washington. efficient manner, and has proved All tenders must be endorsed "Tender o'clock noon, at the front entrance of the himself an almost invaluable ad Executive Building, will ba sold at pub- for Supplies, Insane Asylum.' 9 junct to justice in these Islands. The Board of Health does not bind itself lic auction, a tract of Government Land Chapter Minister Thurston's Statement of the Hawai Laupahoehoe Galch, TELEPHONE His departure will be greatly re- to accept the lowest or any bid. in Hilo, Hawaii, BELL ian Case. WILLIAM. O. SMITH, containing an area of 61 65-10- 0 acres, a Pi gretted by the Bar, as it is almost little more or less. impossible to find President Board of Health. MUTUAL TELEPHONE 71 Chapter 10 President Dole's Specifications. another inter 3720-- 3t Upset price $303.25. preter who can be thoroughly de J. A. KING, pended upon. Sale of Lease of the Government Minister of the Interior. Chapter 11 Morgan's Report to the Senate. The recent report of the Chief Interior Office, June 20, 1S9I. shows Land of Honnaula, North CONSOLIDATED Justice that the increase in 3719-3- t Chapter 12 The crime in the islands is mainly due Kona, Hawaii. Senate's Action on Hawaiian Afiairs. to the Japanese element. This On TUESDAY, July 24, 3S94. at 12 Sale of Government Lota in Okoe, heing the case, an efficient o'clock noon, at the front entrance of the South Kona, Hawaii. SODA interpreter is a necessity. Mr. Executive Building, wid be sold at pub On TUESDA.Y, July 21, 1S94, 12 Doyle, speaking eight different lic auction, the lease of the Government at WATER o'clock noon, at the front entrance of dialects of the Japanese tongue, I Land of The publishers Honuaula, North Kona, Hawaii, the Executive Building, will b9 sold have the honor to announce that arrangmenta was the best man the Government containing area of at an 5,400 acres, a little public auction, the followiog Lots WORKS are beiEg made for the insertion of the following Bodies: has ever had in the position. It is more or less in hoped Okoe, South Kona, Hawaii, viz : creatlv to be that he will Term Leas 3 for ten years. COMPANY, speedily return. Upset price $50 per annum, payable Lot No. 1 Containing an area of 104 The Committee of Safety, the Executive, the Officers of the original Mr. Doyle carries with him let semi-annua- lly in advance. acres. Upet price $75. Annexation Club, Officers and members of the National Guard, the from prominent Government This Lot No. 2 Containing an area of 105 LIMITED. Fire ters lease is granted upon ths follow Department, the 1st Advisory Committee, Members of the Bar, the Consols. officials here, as well a3 from well-- ing conditions, viz : acres. Upset price $75. known Japanese residents. A. KING, 1 The Government may at any J. The following firms a 0m u time Minister of the have secured positions: WTXDEE during' the term of the lease, enter upon, Interior. & CO Interior OSce, June 20, 1S94. e3713-t-f H. HACKFELD & CO ELITE ICE CREAM THE NEW DIRECTORY. take possession and dispose of all or any 3719-3- PAKLORS, CUNNINGHAM'S DOG portion of the said land for t KENNELS, SCHMIDT & homestead SONS, OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., I purposes, the Government allowing Kemoval. PACIFIC HARD- Bradford & Clay Retire in HllSted'S in B. SCHNEIDER, V. S., has this day WARE CO., E. O. HALL & SON, C3LSe & J. T. "WATERHOUSE, CASTLE & FaVOr I 60 corre3Pn(1ing reduction on been appointed Executive Inspector of BURROW'S DRESSMAKING COOKE, I LEWERS & COOKE, ELECTRIC the rents. the Board of Inspectors of Animals for MIS3 have been removed to 10 LIGHT CO fc T. G. THRUM, WiL G. IRWIN & Messrs. Bradford Clay have 2 The lessea is to clear the Ian tana the Port of Honolulu and Government Fort street. Good work, style and fittirg CO, OAHU RAILWAY & LAND pnaraateed with low prices. Mntnal CO., JOHN NOTT, T. B. retired from the directory field from siid land and keep the sams clear Veterinary Surgeon for the Hawaiian MURRAY, YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. Telephone 4TS. 3717-t- f CALIFORNIA FEED CO., and left it in the control of Mr. F. ed durins the term of his lease. Island.3, vice V T. Monsarrat, resigned, ITOHAN, DAI NI1M ON, ST. LOUIS AND J. A. KING, Wm.H.Hoogs OTHER COLLEGES, F. J. KRUGER, COOKE'S M. Husted, of San Francisco, who and has been appointed a WANTKD. FURNITURE, OLD FERTILIZING Minister of In-epector- the Interior. member of the Honolulu Board of sof books, tools, lamps, stove?, WORKS, J. HOPP & CO., W. C. PEACOCK & CO., HAWAIIAN will continue the work. Mr. Hus Office, JnDe 20, 1894. hand clothing, all second Interior AnimaU.vice Marcus Colbarn, sexnd kndd HOTEL, SANS SOUCI HOTEL, McCHESXEY & SON, WOODLAWN ted will push the labors of his 3719-3-t hand goxls. No. 114 King st., cor. resigned. H6-lr- CHAS. of Alakea. a FRUIT CO, HAMMER, T. W. HOBRON, HAWAIIAN agents here, and will thoroughly The Honolulu Board now consists as NEWS CO. Canvass tbe Islands. Sealed Tenders follows : OFFICE OF J. II. SCHNACK understood that Clay & Will received at the office ct B. Schneider, V. S., Executive AT THE I. X. I., It is be "Special note to Bradford have turned over all their the Minister of tbe Interior till 12 Inspector; Paul R. Isenberg and Wm.U. Corner of King and Nuaana streets. proprietors of Trades and Industries. There is 36S3-l- m eow only contracts to Mr. Husted, as well as o'clock noon on MONDAY, June 5, 1S34, Hocgs. room for six or seven firms in the limited space devoted to the the good will of the business. The for the completion cf the artesian well J. A. KING, representation of Trades and Industries, and a great favor will be confer- Keep vonr friends abroad post-e- d new directory, which will be issued I at the Insane Asylum. 3Iinister of the Interior. on Hawaiian affairs by endtvg red if those desirous of inserting theirs between the pages of the beauty fiom this office, will probably ap-- I Plans and specifications at the office of Interior Office, June 19, 1S9L them copies of the HAWAIIAN spots of the city and those pages assigned to the early efforts of Hawaiian pear during September. f the Superintendent of Public orks. 3717-- 3; GAZETTE semi-weekl- y. pioneers will call ai the publication office.

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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER; HONOLULU. JUNE 2a, 1894. a in all tilings with which they to one-eight- h WHAT CORRESPONDENTS THINK. had of the total valuation of deal. Had they acted thus when 1 dealing property, while per cent holds as with finance matters, sought much wealth as the remaining 99 per out ami adopted the best, tiiev would Lave ble&ed this Government and The wise remedy for Homes at such a state of Pearl Citv!-- people, and mankind, by their wise comse, mings is not, however, legislation to j THE PACIFIC The Establishment cf the Republic instead of enacting Bill 79 ou prevent accumulation of wealth, but fogy principles. legislation to secure cf Hawaii. Physical Courage and inrl?iWn its better distri have been uuuou. in tnis lmo are the recent conspicuously displayed by euactments of a graduated income the Councils in their dealing with tax, and for a tax on inheritances as royalists and other Government ene- is passed mies ; weaitii ou to new owners. but in dealing with the It is a piece of special legislation to A. CRITICISM ON ACT NUMBER 79. enemies of Financial Reform'," put Commercial Advertiser ami striking President Dole in the Presidential from our Constitution chair for the uext six years. But it is the word male" as a voting quali- for the public good. We are all fication, their moral courage evi- agreed upon dently needs strengthen the man, and to make a Our xt ClUef g to enable him Present by a special act is to president Iole Officer them to mete out justice to all and prevent hi Views of Various on leave election from beiug made Various eople results with the Great One. It the opportunity for such seoret ooMfi-- Various Subjects of Interest tit must be moral weakness that weighs cal the policy organizations as have beeu started Pub ic at Large Pertluent Remarks. and expediency in the settles amo g us. or fact onal 1;mWs against justice and right. make his election bargain Councils, no a matter of Ihe doubt, discussed to secure personal trains for so Tit m rn. the policy of female suffrage, but a litical bosses.. better monetary system upou which H. the prosperity and happiucss of our IS Mb. Editok: On the 2d of May last, people depends not one thouirht. an- - EVENTS OF THE DAY. pareutly, ( u when we cast our ballots for delegates has beeu given it. Yet, in SVi . . importance, J to a Constitutional Convention, the it stauds next to the life Is of the Government: in fact, neither I Departure of the Australia at q BrS0P ESTATE The best and biggest i people of Hawaii took the first de- - tne Government nor the people can noon. finite step in the establishment of a . . . . piusoeror enjoy me wituout mouev. Sale of i?or tnese reasons. th the steamer Waimanalo Ha-waii- republic. On that day the oligarchy and other Daily paper an councils should have discussed mone at noon. in the practically ceased, and the republic tary matters: mentally digested them Base ball at 3 :30 p. m. began. The men who then voted, are anu inaugurated the necessary reform THE OAHIT HALLWAY & now, through their delegates, draw oy enacting a lew proner sections as LAND CO. Islands. Leg up a constitution for new gov- amendments to our present Bans Act. fftr Another G' Opportunity to Secure Home, the men, X.hlll.Delightful Localities in One of the And we expect consti- by legislative permit, the to be ITound in the Pnradi.e of the Pnciflc ernment. this Government would always know n tution to expressly declare that all where to get money to replenish its Mant8ariHn 7?earlCitj bi? aLready 8tli8hed an enviable reputation. ho cast their ballots on the 2d of treasury. community have experienced the wonderful effect nro-duc- ed by a few days sojourn in lfay last, are citizens of the new re- Ihen interest on Government loans that dry, cool atmosphere, and K lebW would be paid to its own bank, and no mony to the relief thev have lrWt inetar,H IlLI? public, without any regard to T le'ngth expensive syndicates or agents continued attacks of asthma. PpysicUna aTornt i Vhl "rU I - . would ZZ ot residence or previous citizenship. ue requireui to piacei loan oouus. City recommend it aa a natural sanitarium. The men who establish and start a ineu the poor natives would cease government are surely citizens paying 10 to 30 per cent, per annum by on The Water Supply is Ample. virtue of that act. interest tneir mortgaged homes. John M. Horner. And can be increased to In favor annexation-first- , The franchise is a totally different city in the world. uwuuiu w me largest of matter. It may be hedged round Pkop A. B. Lyons of Oahu College is our authority for stating any supply the purest yet that tb water with qualifications that in the Mr. Editor: It must be evident to is discovered in this country. wisdom of legislators may seem de- last and all tho every fair-mind- ed reader that the SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY SETTLERS ! sirable. And above all, it seems characterization of some Iecris recent For ninety days- from date we will rhII v . r nnwQ w, 1 tvt ii- - a t reasonable that citizenship should be of our as nueC 1 cdi 11 iLMC t'J OOIia time. one necessary qualification whatever lation Councils unfair and eeuiers. jjcr a term of thre m may slovenly, was not a piece of slander, rials will be supplied, and delivered at Pearl City at much lower others be addrd to this. Zlra. Mary 27. O' price than ever What real service are we likely to delirhtinir in personal abuse, but of Fallon Deiure oDcameu. of Plqu, O., ays th . gain iu cheapening by Fhy For particulars, the franchise friendiy criticism, searching the right elclana are Astonished, further call at th granting it to aliens ou one year's loolc his city. Those who now own lots a well as application of the fundamental prin nd at her llid one , lhosa who propose to become resiliences consiuer jis m residents nf that-- crmr n.. , n i. . . . . mnuftice ciples of good government. w r . m I V te vi u eo to emorac tnis opportunity. Thope the past. It served the purposes of all The nm wm unscrupulous auventurers quite as Advertiser does not belong to that ueao wmreive eutuied to' anj - naiseu nuni ins well as it served tht- ends cf good gov class of newspapers whose chief func r or a term ot ten years, thw Company will carry euch residents and their IT ernment. It corrupted as well as tion seems to be to to families from Pearl City to Honolulu in the morning arriving a before helped to overturn the government pander depraved Long and Tcrriblo Illnoao seven o clock and from little tastes and prejudiced ignorance by the Honolulu to Pearl City iu the evening leaving Hono- tnatfostered it then. And it alight from Blood Poisoning lulu station a little after five o'clock, for ten cents each way, a rate less than one ia tne luture ao as much lor tne re publication of indecent scurrilities or cent per mile. Th rates on all other passenger trait s running during day public. Completely by r r numt trill ha anta the Represents all business gratuitous abuse. Cured Hood's r j iu uiuo wet cjb, ana i cent per mile second class. Such a cheapening of the franchise Sar8apariUa. 8c o be opened in the Peninsula, fine, It must be evident, also, that there school-hou- se l !f in the large, new us. &ar e. leaves with a den in to danger con Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a rery IntelHeenl erected by Mr. J. T. Water Bes dents living City fronting us is more or less misapprehension of the heivrhts, above Pearl at Pearl in as-Blst- City the future. It is well Ixdy of Piqua, Ohio, was poisoned while lns station and those having homes on the Peninsula, interests and all sec- known Asiatics here, up province of all legislation, as will re allowed to ride hota-aa- n that backed the in physicians at an auiopsy 5 years ago, free on reeular fr.nna po.i r: DWtLiUua oy ine lunueuce or tneir powerful fluence that controls the administra and soon terrible alcera broke out on her to and from the Peninsula. home governments, are determined to tion of governmental principles and head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all Those who want to continue to Send tbpir yi!lron f-- k ooVinla !n TTn.1..1 tions have equal rights with other came can have transportation on regular of the Islands aliens methods promoting welfare of out She weighed but 73 lbs., and saw all trains to and from Pearl City, for the The Japanese particularly are con in the no prospect of help. At last she began to purpose of attending school at five cents each way for each pupil. This is equal stantly holdirg crowded meetings on the community. Legislation, in this take Hood's SarsaparUia and at once isv to 24 to 26 miles ndrt for ten cents. this subject where banners are dis asjecr, acts like the pendulum in reg prored; could soon get out of bed and walk. Equal inducements for those desiring played inscribed with such expres ulating the movements of the clock. She says: " I became perfectly cured by never before been offered to the public. sions as "equality and the franchise." This Company haf been rea nested from ahmad fr a . T No intelligent person would regulate ram tha uu auuIllme Japanese government by a the pendulum by driving in pegs on Hood's Sarsaparilla sold land in tbat locality. recent Should a pale decree in favor of Hawaiians either side to prevent motion in tha", and am now a well woman. I weigh 128 lb-s- clearance be made to a syndicate, no opportunity like the pres- has shown its intention to leave us direction. Yet it is such crude and eat well and do the work for a large family. ent wouid arain occur for the purchase of homes at Pearl City. IT with no excuse for refusing the fran- mechanical methods that our work My case seems a wonderful recovery and JA word to the wise is sufficient." chise to itscitizeus unless we fortify leagues, physicians look at me in astonishment, as OAHU A iugmen's for instance, would almost like ene PA1LWAY LAND CO., our position by the citadel of citizen adopt, by putting up bars of legal raised frena the dead." 36S3 j r. iiLLiNGHAM, uenerat Manager. Wiipi. - enactments against the incoming of HOOD'S PllL3 should be in ererr family Gives the best value to Tte advocates of the cheapening of Asiatic laborers. Better peek, the de medicine cnaat. Once tued. elwers srsfarrad. the t franchise seem to be staking their sired end of minimizing the evils of HOBHON, I KEVMI N 4 O., . fcop8 upon the chance of annexation, an alien laboring proletariat class by 3366 Wholesale Agents. both advertisers and a. chance which the scheming of indirect methods, guided by intelli- ACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, LIMITED. party politicians must render doubtful gent investigation and prevision, cf immediate consummation. It we the wire of the pendulum or nvoices should be annexed to the United lengthen it. Make a compensation just received. subscribers. States, citizenship would then be a pendulum, on which iiabilitv to err in Ohoice necessary qualification for the fran- one direction is met by the introduc patterns direct from factory. chise and it is surely better and wiser tion of a counteracting force. to begin aa we hope to continue. It is undoubtedly true thai special The very latest styles. . And if making it easy for the na- legislation, making the water supply. tive Hawaiian to acquire the fran- or the electric lighting, or the carry Unique in design and finish. chise is to take precedence of all other ing of parcels by express the exclusive T interests, surely it is .sufficient to de- franchise of a quasi public corporation JLVeceived by clare eligible to citizenship, upon tak- opens the door for many questionable The Summit Crater the Brig W.Q. Irwin. ing the necessary oaths, all who were methods, occasionally great public of eligible under the monarchy and the scandal. But there ia no doubt that E very taste satisfied. Provisional Government. such monopolies, inviting the aid of Mannaloa. J. Barnett. private capital and guaranteeing it Kohala, Hawaii, June IS, 1S94. against the risks of general competi The largest and moot tion, nave been or immense benefit to the community. Special legislation M0ULDUSG3 FOR ROOMS AND CORNICES. IIr, Editor: Bill 79 is enacted by gives special privileges to infant in general circulation ,in the Executive and the Advisory. dustries, like coffee planting on these Parties of not less than O ur work is faultless in execution. Councils, for increasing the facilities islands or to our sugar planters, whose of the Treasury. branch of industry is the maiu de-- three wishing to visit Unusual indacerjtent8 to cash customers. Either the Act, or pendeuceof this country in securing tho Hawaiian Islands the auhorities enacting deserves Uhis great WOnder of Ha-- it the advantages of foreign commerce, , ook at our assortment of Bird Cages. a little criticism, and as the law has with its profitable interchange of dif wan, can ao so witri very Deithrr feeling ferent commodities. were foolish nor reason iuc nowers it It inconvenience, as irect importations specially selected. 13 the knuckles ness in tne extreme to Kill on sucn little the of the enactors of the enterprises by unfavorable legislation, i55 law that en- undersigned will be prepared Inspection of should be I our t cracked, for such as many political agitators are . - . - T , .., stock is solicited. acting the above bill or any other advocating professing to act in the atter tne istoi July, witn com loan bill binding the Government to iuterests of the laboring clas-es- ; really petent N ow is the time to make your choice. pay against them. Better bring some in guides and good ani interest to individuals, or loan upon GS"iv8 HAS Dills telligence to near the settlement mals to make the ascent. your orders to the Pacific Hardware requiring the Government to pay of such questions. Shorten the pendu Company, Limited. $10,S60or any other sum for placing lum. Annexation to the united states Parties can ride to the summit the loan. will have of itself a wonderful inllu-enc- e and view the grand sight The most This in modifying the interests and thrifty and kind of loan bill business was methods of governmental administra- from on horseback without all right before the invention of a bet- tion. ter way, a cheaper way, in fact the It i3 very easy to join the big crowd undergoing any fatigue from desirable class of read- only way Government Treasuries and cry out for mob law undnr the walking. Ladies who will put should be replenished by a loan Act. clamor that the majority should rule. up J 2ow But the history of the world shows witn tne nttie inconven- VOSE ! ers, a great many of such enactments as79areanti that true progress has not beeu made of camp life horse- PIANOS quated and should be dropped as other by communes and monocracy, but by iences and forceful purpose of untruthful traditions have been, as the calm, resolut, back riding can make the whom take no :1 i it hcien- - other wrong to an intelligent minority. Have ! saddle burdens upon tax- tinc knowledge enouga to make your ascent. (BOSTON.) payers grievous to be borne, when they legislation work on the principle of the Parties taken from the ould have been avoided for all time compensation pendulum. That em- local paper. by following Tney phasizes the need ot such general in- Volcano House to the tamp on the "better way." can by didn't know any way, perhaps telligence as be reached only mountain side first ! better fostering all wise and efficient meth- the the $10.oo A Jt, but it was their duty to know, as ods of public instruction. Do not day. Second day to summit, MONTH was a better way within their choke off struggling schools by with- reach. holding legitimate aid from the pub- where they will have from - t 8eems non-progress- ive, purse. Discriminate among On , inH fogyish lic the three to five hours, which is the Installment Plan. "WE u fact, to follow the traditious that competiug claims for government as- re not truth but .superstitious, sistance. Give government support sufficient time for all sight fi,,auce notioi s pur-u- ei t public schools, but do not withhold i that have seeing and return to camp Need mankind for ages as an evil gen-- J government aid by special legislation The and deserve your wasting their substance like an that will help certain institutions of same day. Third day, back to World's Fair Judges gave Vose & Sons' Pianos the learning to do a work for the public Highest Award over all 5J yperty, their happiness and their welfare that government cannot, from Volcano House. No tourist other competitors. subscription adver- 1 and -- iucu results are now oeinjr the very limitation of its origin and ought to miss this trip. 'i . 7',lll,y realizetl by most civilizt-- d object, rightfully, or wisely, or suc- ".n--i and the inexorable feature cessfully undertake. Is it asking too lgF"For further particulars FULLY WAJtRANTED FOK 5 tisement and will bv At1 brought it on themselves much of our legislators to ask that YEABS gife efecti in legislative or business tbey shall exercise such careful, in- and terms, address ontJnery' wh'ch the better way, telligent, appreciative discrimination? J. MONSAREAT, a hve Prevented. But as long A similar fundamental principle of JQTCnil ana JCxamine Instruments at our Salesroom, or TVrite you the worth of your lhy alhere to their old fogy good government should show that Kapapala Ranch, Kau, Hawaii. e legis- Catalogue R.9ee notion; so long will they pe-ar- some compensatory measures in ;707-- 1 m for and Prices. y i,,,tfer from i 3 ai they lation are far more efficient and ap- money, tuff10 sufleri,Jff d have frequently propriate than ruthless and reckless The ADVERTISER it deliver- (W tne iiSiSt century, opposition and demolition. Un- teen pr.et;nt aunhorities have doubtedly', special legislation has ed bv carriers to any part of 1 t tion aelnS under new condi-foi- lo given accumulation of wealth some ' OQ new lines, making and unfair advantages. There is some- the city for 75 cents a month, in wrong a of ho-cie- ty, analvJ-n- s Uew wa'8 before untried, thing somehow in state advance. Subscribe now and keep compiling and choosing, as in New Yrk for instance, awaiian News Company i , ap with the new year. Ring up ofltit nop-d- the be-- t. Thiscour.se where recent investigation shows tbat -- Gazelle Publishing loa should have been continued 88 per cent of the families hold only Telephone No, 88. GE3ST.1C11AL AGENTS. Company THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBTISEB: HOKOLCTIiTT, J1XNE 23, 1894.

that the fact that royalists have PERSONALS. Advertiser The Pacific Commercial been in no wise discriminated 307 against, is due not to their own de- Professor M. M. Scott, the Prin-- Issued Every Morning, Except serts, but solely to the spirit of lib- cipal ofrort btreet school, will June a, i8g EVERYBODY EZlsTOWS i Sunday, by the erality and fair play animating leave today to spend a few weeks I their opponents. with Lis iamnv. who are in ban The absence of the "MaTii Hawaiian Gazette Company On the whole, Hawaii will have Francisco. mule" this season's races Rev. Rice his party at r no cause to be ashamed of the work H. H. and Geo. W. Lincoln At No. 318 Merchant fitreet. should not ceter people from f'S. , of tourists will leave for home to of its Constitution-makers- as soon five weeks day, after spending in visiting the racetrack on Mon- 1? V as a few blemishes, now sufficiently sight-seein- g. Is Burned Out, but Still Prepared to H. CASTLS, EDITOR. apparent, day, there are enough events H. have been removed. To A. W. Morrison and Mrs. Mor Superintend or Build Anything from expect, under the peculiar condi- rison leave for their home in Sacra to satisfy everyone and give 3, 1894. mento today. both express a One-roome- d House to SATURDAY, JUNE tions prevailing in Hawaii condi- They people opportunities to place a New tions which are infinitely compli- themselves as being delighted with Honolulu. money. The road to the City Hall. CONSTITUTION. cated by the conflict of interests their THE M. left for Hilo F. Wakefield put first-clas- s and of races an ideal body of law, yesterday. park has been in All Orders Left With John Nott, King While there will undoubtedly be is to expect an impossibility. It is Rev. S. L. Desha was a passen- order by the road supervisor Street, Will be promptly Attended to. we upon several changes of importance in a marvel, when reflect ger on the Kinau yesterday. and his aids and everything these conditions as they really ex-- W." th nnnfititntion unon its second Mr. and Mr3. L. Hopper are will be in shape for a glorious U ha3 een within e going to give a party on next Tues- II reading, the general outlines of the ist that 4 01 any oouy 01 men u day evening at the residence of J. holiday. inctrnmpnt. will remain M at Ex ALAMEDA." li visePera Constitution so just to the A. Hopper. The Clauss Bread Knife sold present, so that it is not too early Sheriff Williams left for Hilo to form a general opinion upon its interests of the many and the re- yesterday. by us is acknowledged to be of while merits. quirements the State, Chester A. Doyte, the Japanese the best bread knife made; it The Constitution, even as it granting so large a measure of per- interpreter, will leave today for will last longer than an ordi to the affords a most striking sonal and political liberty San Francisco. His return depends nary knife for cutting bread Vvanxpole Tasteless stands, on circumstances. proof of faith in liberal ideas individual. because used the W. M. Giffard is an outgoing it cannot be for and methods which characterizes - anything else. One set of three MR. RICE'S FAREWELL. passenger. . PREPARATION OF the dominant party in Hawaii. W. T. Monsarrat, who is well knives goes to you for a dollar; With one or two necessary modifi- known in this city, goes to San you would'nt part with them be He and His Party Have Greatly cations, which will doubtless Francisco with the intention of for $10 you could -- locating city. if not re : adopted upon the second reading, Enjoyed their Stay. in that place them. COD LIVER On it is a genuine charter of liberty, W. W. Dimond will leave on the Mb. Editor: In behalf of the brief visit to San If you believe the "ads." vesting the power of Government Australia for a -- o- friends who came with me from Francisco. you Rapids in the people. The royalists, of read, the Grand California for a tour among the D. H. Hitchcock returned to Carpet Sweeper is the best course, have determined from the Hawaiian Islands, allow me, as we Hilo on the Kinau. He was ac- STEABXS' AVEXE OF outset not to be pleased with any-- gail by bis daughter and manufactured; we know from away to express a little of the companied I thing. They will be. satisfied with enthusiasm which has touched our her husband, Dr. Moore, who has experience that the "ads." nothing short of a transfer of all hearts during the five weeks of our been on Kauai for some time past. aie correct. vve ve sola a I power to themselves. What is F. M. Husted,the directory man, great many of these sweepers Cod Liver Oil stay We are delighted with what today granted in the new Con- - will.leave for San Francisco people actually we nave 6eerjj an(I witn tne kind after completing arrangements for to who have polished stitution, However, is more man frjeiiuS whom we have made. We getting out a book. floors in their houses and who has ever been granted before. The nave vj8ite(i Rilauea, Haleakala John T. Waterhouse leaves tqi-d- av don't care to get down on their native Hawaiians will be endowed and Hanalei bay, beside the beau for a visit to England. His "hunkers" and shove a dust H()LLISTEBI)EUGCo.,L'(l. bv it with amnler riehts than thev tiful spots in and about Honolulu. fitav abroad is uncertain. brush. The price is the same onmrlnAMlia f!nnctif ntinna nf We thought we had given along Rpv t Covle and wife de-- W all over, our's is a little less. Kamehameha III and V, or under ti??2rJ" H?iiL0W Par for Oakland, Cal., their i wo uau a uiuuiu juugcr..- - home. The season for using Hen 523 Fort Street, that of 1887. That their rights We hope, however, for another Grace, an operator of the dry's Ready Mixed is n will be larger than they would hitherward somo day, and Frank Paints journey Mutual "Central" leaves on the here and so are the paints. We have been if the ex queen had sue-- meanwhile, with best wishes and Australia today for Stockton, Cal., HEADQUARTERS FOR ceeded in carrying out her coup hopes for the future of this island where he intends to enter a busi- have a complete stock of de FINK PREPARATIONS. . Paradise, so near to loved America, sirable colors for inside and d'etat goes without saying. The and wit'h hearty thank3 for th ness college. auituae 01 me Hawaiian sover- - many, courtesies extended to us Professor Adelstein will give a outside work. Color cards eigns towards the native Hawaiian I during our stay, we take the means concert at the Opera House on,. the famished upon application. WE HAVE be JUST RECEIVED is thus in striking contrast with of sayiDg to all cordially, "God be evening of July 17th. He will assisted by local talent. The Haw Anan Hardwars Co. A NEW STOCK OF LATEST 8TYL.E that of the foreigners. The latter en- witn you till we meet again - - Respectfully, John Tregloan, a brother of H larged the political power of the Henry H. Rice. S. Tregloan, is an outgoing pas 307 1887, do Fort Honolulu. natives in and they it June 22, 1894. l senger, Street. PARASOLS AND TJMBKELLAS again in 1894. A year and Rev. Dr. Coyle, of Oaklandwho a half ago Liliuokalani at- ANOTHER LIE NAILED. has occupied the pulpit of Central VERY WITH DRESDEN CHINA HANDLES. tempted to strip them of practi- Union Church for a few weeks, leaves for his home today. Our Navy Blue Silk Serge3 re just the kind for sun cr rain . cally all they had. The Missionary Herald on the New COTTON DUCK. We bave a full line at 15. 20 and 35 cents. Latest novelti The Constitution contains the York Herald. in Ginghams, Muslins, Crapes, Calicos, etc. Auction Salts. On MONDAY, June 25th. we will have a special sale of EMBROIDERIES usual bill of rights, guaranteeing Some very extraordinary stones Our largo and varied stock we will offer at low prices for ONE DAY ONLY. . the freedom of the person, of have come from the Hawaiian Isl- By Jas. JP. Morgan. Latest Importations speech and of the press. It vests ands, by way of San Francisco, with-- & all legislative power in a legisla- - in the past two or three years, but a B. F. EHLERS CO., ture of two houses elected by the letter purporting to be written in Lauds at Auction people, the lower house by univer- Honolulu, April 5, and published in sal suffrage, the upper house upon the New York Herald quite caps the climax for absurditv. Few writers VIRTUE OF AN ORDER -- OF- THE NXTTTT11 a moderate property qualification. BY by through of fiction can wholly disregard the the Court the vests the election of the Presi- Chief Justice Hon. A. F. Jadd, in regard LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK It rule to keep probability in view, but to case of William Watson, et. al dent in the legislature, carefully this correspondent disregards not against David Watson, there will ba sold defines his responsibilities and at Public Auction, at the Auction Kooms RICHARD A. McCVRDY only probability but also possibility. of James b . Morgan, President limits his powers, which are far Of course there was no impossibility Cloth, less than those of the President of other than moral, in "the missionar On Saturday, June 30, 1894 Assets December 31st, 1893 : 186,707,680.14 addition- - I 1826, the United States; as an ies of led by Hiram Bingham, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, al safeguard forbidding his re-ele- c- planning and executing great robber All those premises situated at tion. and daces at his side, to keeD against the Hawaiians." But to say they A Good Record, theJBest Guarantee for the Future. him closer touch with the peo-- that involved these Hawai Kaneohe, Koolanpoko Serges, in ians in debt to the amount of 1,000, pie, a Council of State, two-thir- ds 000, "the chief items being looking OAHU, of whom chosen by legis- - glasses, which were sold for sums And more particularly desi?nated as &FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO are the follows, to-w- it : - Uture. In this Councilors- Lot 1 3.SO-10- 0 acres urumary powers are vesica Deyona mty a3 to make the story ridiculous. Lot 2 421 " Diagonals S. B. ROSE, ... .. - . I TITI . - ...... Lot 3 37.96 " those which are usually conceded TSnen tnis correspondent aads that Lot 4 7.35 " the natives having Cxeneral Agent Rrrr-Vhnrli- been to compelled to All are parts of Royal Patent 174 to for Hawaiian Islands. contribute sandalwood, tapa cloth, Paul Manini. The greatest precautions are and rare mats to F. the value of a Lot 5 20 acres taken to secure a pure public ser-- million dollars, "all these goods were Lot 6 20 ! V Tweed p And nnn.mrt;,nn fl?nia. fc.iU In Vmoa missionaries, Lot 7 20 and the question naturally arise? as to Lot 8 54.50 Eoyal Co., tration of affairs. The only thing his sanity. A proper climax to 9 it Instance such Lot 54.50 in the whole Constitution in any hction would be that theeo enterpris All are parts of those premises con OF way ing but avaricious missionaries who veyed by Kamehaineha IV to David LIVERPOOL. unusual is the confirmation of went to Hawaii kept straight on to Watson, by deed dated December 29. are always to be found at the President in office, and this the moon where they obtained cheese 1862, and recorded id Liber 16, pages 127 THE was a step appropriate in itself, in such quantity that they afterward and 123. Title periect. LARGEST IN THE WOULD." made themselves by jES5rDeeds at expense of purchasers. and in harmony with the wishes of rich selling it to fcttT For fariher particulars, apply to the Jtratagomans. But seriously, William C. Achi, AUorney for the Com the entire Annexation party, which wnat bitter hatred of missionarv missioner, or to Assets January 1st. 1892, 142.432,1700 had and has but one candidate. work it must be which can lead this S. M. KAAUKAI, L. B. Kerr's nowhere world correspondent of the New York Commissioner. Probablv in the Herald to make statements so pre Honolu'u, June 2, 1394. emerging from I would a party a posterous as these American sSFire riSKS on ah Kinas of Insurable properry tasen at Current rates successful revolution have acted Missionary Herald. Jas. F. ATorpraru by with more moderation. The course 3717-t- f AUCTIONEER. of the Convention in this particular Public Concert. STOKE, J. S. TiKEB, has simply been of a piece with The Hawaiian band; under the 3140-l-m Agent for Hawaiian Islands, the spirit of justice and concilia- leadership of Professor Berger, will FEED STUPES tion which has characterized the give a concert this (Saturday) 47 Qaeen Street Honolala. condact of the Government from afternoon at 4 :S0 o'clock at Emma To Arrive per S.S. Arawa. the day of it& beginning. Square. ENTEEPEISE PLANING MILL 1. Overture "Story City" Ferrazi " While the party and the cause of 2. Gavotte "Rhine Sounds".. Latann Washington Oats, 400 Bags, PETER HIGH & CO., Proprijtors. annexation are so strong that the 3. Selection Martha," (by re : quest) Flotow glTThese Goods are of the OFFICE Ji.ND MILL choice of the first President might 4. March "Manhattan Beach" Washington Rolled Barley, 1000 Bags, Oa Alakea and Richards noar Queen Street, Honolulu, Tvith safety have been left to the - Sousa best English and French 5. Waltz "Letitia" Fahrbach Washington Braa, 500 B?gj. Legislature, there was no obliga- 6. Quadrille "Paul Jones" make and comprise the new- m: o jl id g , tion upon the Convention, either . PJaaqueite tj lis" s AT -:- - LOWEST -:- - TRADE -:- - FRICES legal or moral, to determine the "Hawaii Ponoi." est styles and patterns, will Doors, Sash, Blinds, Screens, Frames, Etc -- MA z5TFu!l line of Groceries always on mailer in mat manner, ana no one Tfce British Museum has books baud. ?quaatities WORK". has any right to complain because written on bricks, tiles, oyster shells. be sold in to suit TURNED AND SAWED ithas been settled otherwise. In bones anoV flat stones, together with manuscripts on bark, ou leaves, on Theo. 11. Davies & Co. purchasers. ZJZjr Prompt attention to all ordert. View of the truculent disloyalty of ixpr7 leather, parchment, papyrus, T E ' li P H ' N vne royalist journals, it is obvious lead, iron, copper and wood. 3719-l- w 3552 - MUTUAL BSM. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: IIONOLTJIIJ, JUNE 23, 3891. 5 V ON HISTORIC LIB8Y HILL. 3fe SlitotrttsnTunts. (Dcncral lOccrtiscmnUo. GlehnnTa Monument to the Confederate Soldiers and Sailors. TIXE TTollj-woo- d Memorial day is to be ,de memorable in Virginia thi3 year JUSl1 TCEIVED ! National Cane Shredder 2 oy tne unveiling of a magnificent BARKENTINE iOHJN NOTT, monument to the private soldiers and sailors of the IMFOFtlMEIl AND DEALER IN- - IATK!NTK1 I'.NDKIl TIIK LAKH Olf Confederate ar- S. G. WILDER THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. my and navy on J. T. Waterlionse "' i . mi -- I i b b y hill in ' . " i i i hi iib, f;p-r Jk Richmond. The monument is a HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH A FULL copy of the fa- 1 m mm The attention of Plan'' Ata mous Pompey's SUPPLY OF nzmMt No. 10 Store and Agents is called to 'ho Alexan- Sr V il ri pillar at following letter from 4lr. f' dria, surmounted by a colossal John A. Scott. Manager A bronze statue of 'tho Jlilo Sugar Co., rc''ard'3g a Confederate EEESH HAY! tho working of tho National soldier. The ladies' and gknts Cane Shredder, which ho ma height of the col- just introduced into the Mill umn is 70 feet of Company: and that of the Grain and BATHING SUITS ! that statue 16 feet, Wajnaku, IIilo, Hawaii, matin? the total January L'2d. 1894.C thestatce. height of the Chicken Feed Hon. W4. G. Juwiv, Honolulu, 11. 1. --jsonument 80 feet, from its situation Ladies' and Children's Cloaks Dear Sir: In reply to yours of tl a on Lobby hill, a tall bluff nsinsr from and Jackets, 16th inst. regarding tho National G&ne tie James river, "whence there is a splen- Shredder furnished by the Universal did panoramic view of the surrounding FOR US. Mill Co. of New York, and erected by observable consider- the Hilo Sugar Co. this pasl season. country, it is for a Children's Pinaforen, I would be to say, that it has now been able distance. in operation day and night during the vtvt is composed of 13 massive The pillar Silk, Shetland and Wool Shawls three weeks working on plant cane, and stones, representing the 13 Confederate also hard ratoons.and it is giving tne the .gtates, and the capital is handsomely CALIFORNIA CO. greatest satisfaction. Tho more I eee of and artistically carved. The figure is Fffi its capabilities, the better pleased 1 am that of a typical Confederate soldier at KID GLOVES, that 1 put it in, as I aoi satisfied that it rest, but yet alert and erect. In his right will repay tho original outlay in a short Steel anil Banges, Stoves am Fixtures, time, in saving of labor, higher kacd he grasps the barrel of his musket, Iron extrac upon stump TELEPHONES 121. CHAMOIS GLOVES: tion; etc. the butt of which rests the It is shredding from 850 to 400 tons of ; a tree beside him. His left hand EOESEOEPmS GOODS IM EITCHEK CTEIS1LS, cane every 22 hours with the greatest clutches the strap of his canteen, which eae, and it could shred a much lareer ' Vinrs at his him His rolled blanket ladies' and children's quantity if necessary. It delivers tho crosses his breast from left to right, and THE WAY AGATE WARE IN GREAT VARIETY. shredded cane in an even uniform feed there is a belt about his waist. He looks to the thre9 roller mill, which receives it 1 Pilver-plat-e. intently forward, as if ready for any White, Gray and without the intervention of any labor, emergency that might arise. Hats and Bonnets! and as the cane is thoroughly shredded or disintegrated it relieves the mill of a The statue was designed by "William TO EAT AN great deal of strain, thus reducing the Lt. Sheppard of Richmond, and the cast- I liability of broken shafts, gearing, etc. ing was done in New York. The cost of RUBBER HOSE TRIMMED AND UNTRJMMED, There is a saving of four (4) men daily the monument was mainly defrayed by LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS. WATER JL0SETS, METALS, on the mill, as only one man is required popular subscriptions raised by a com- to regulate the amount of cane delivered mittee of 100 prominent Virginians, Dress Goods in great variety, by the carrier to the phredder. It haa though the city council of Richmond do- Plumbers' Stock, Wa;9r and Soil Pipes. fncreased the extraction from 4 to ORANGE! 5 per nated the site and contributed $5,000 to Rainbow and Embroidered cent. state legislature made The economical use of steam is gene- the fund, and the Crape, rally a serious consideration vin adding an appropriation cf 3,200 for the Vir Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work new machinery, as in most mills the ginia stone. o boiler power is taxdto its highest limit, as it was in this mill, and any increased HE WAS A POPULAR JOURNALIST. DliSOIID BLOCK. S5 and 87 KIXQ STREET. Feathers and Flowers demand necessitated an additional boil Frank Ilatton's Interesting Career in Busi- SOMETHING er. But I find that the shredder and the ness and Politics. New Curtain Materials, three roll mill engines combined use no ! more steam than the three roll mill The news that Frank Hatton, editor NEW engine did when working on whole cane, of the "Washington Post, had been ! Silk and Velvet Ribbons, while doiDg better work and more of it. paralysis, the an- 8. S. Gaelic stricken with and SOMETHING Just Arrived per and owing to the uniform . feed on the nouncement of his death a few days Leather and Silver Belts, win,111 Alme engine oemanasI very nri'e later, caused sorrow among a very wide PRACTICAL ! attention. lv Megass circle of mends. Jir. liatton was excep-tianal- The from the shredded Ana TXJTrular newspaper men. Ruching makes superior fuel, and the fim m a. with Novelties in was generally accepted have less difficulty in maintaining a uni- Among whom he form pressure of steam than formerly. as a sort of standard for all that is FORTY OASES Chiffon Handkerchiefs and I will be pleased to have a call from honest, vigorous and independent. He parties interested, as it is neceseaij to TT--oa a. ViotvI fi fWt rmf. Ties, for hIttots a fair We have just received from the factory see the machine at work to fully app; e-ci- ate cne, and had few personal enemies even its capabilities. an assortment of those who felt bia hardest blows. CIGARS LACE AND EMBROIDERED I remain, very truly yours, As a. politician he was a Republican MAN (Big.) JOHN A. SCOTT, of the stalwart stripe, but his friend- Manager IIilo Sugar Co. party ships were not circumscribed by -:- - ! From"the laitories La Constancia and lines, and many prominent Democrats Orange Cups S ! friendship. El Cometafel Oriente. FLOUNCING were proud of his ! - - ' l3"Plans for erection of Mr. Hatton was a native of Ohio and i . 3523 SUC3 FAVORITES AS these shredders may be seek was born at Cambridge April 28, 1846. CONSISTING OF office of Agents, Hi a father was for years editor of the which seem to be about the right thing. at the the as where prices and other Cadiz Republican, and Frank acted No more soiling of fingers, no slip parti devil in the printing office when only Conchitas, Conchas. culars may also be obtained. "10 years of age. He soon became fore- ping of the orange. man and then editor, but left bis desk The fruit can be all ready served for to enlist in the Union army in 1862, the orange held firmly in Lonctes, Habanos, Etc. serving through the war and coming out eating, with with one of our dainty little We G. Irwio Co. L'd. nHth thft rank of first lieutenant. In place, then ITOHAN, j 1866 he and his father removed to Iowa, orange spoons to eat it with , what great- - ., FOR SALE IN BONE OR DUTY PAID, where they conducted the Mount Pleas-- er ioy can mortal wish for ? Wholesale and Retail SOLE AGENTS FOR THE To see them is to want them, so be HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. 3594-3-m sure to provide yourself with a number FULL LINE OF as they will soon be indispensible on a weU appointed dinner table. HOLLTST JAPANESE GOODS Add to that a few piecss of our beauti t - j , , . the Silk and Cotton Dress Goods, ful cat gla33, and your table will be Corner Fort amMerchant Streets. complete. SILK, LINEN AND CREPE 8HIRTS constantly coming our of complete stock made by Yama-toy- a New goods are of Yokohama. Hawaiian to look around the way, so do not forget A some Perfect Nutriment Straw Hats, Neckwears, store when in town, there may be ron growing children. you were going to Ba&y Convalescents, Sashes, Shawls, etc thing yon need which Give the Consumptives. send away for. Let U3 save yoa the DYSPEPTiCS, PROVISIONS in general. and the Aa:c!,c::d STAR. trouble. In AouK; I lines tr.d OF LATEST IMPORTATION nil Yu.t2iig I)i4'ucs. TEAS THE Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. FRANK HATTOX. When you are in need of any line of death in Japanese Goods, give us first call and ant Journal until his father's save your going all around town. 1869. Frank continued to edit the paper AMD Best. Food and was appointed postmaster of Mount Subscription Price INVADS. Hand-fe- d Pleasant in 1874. H.P.WICHMAN for Infuric. ITOHAN, to Burlington and 1 Then he went infants!- for In'trrrt-- TRADE wyV , T rnrnr" OUR HOOK th bought an interest in The Hawkeye, of mothers, "The Care a:ul Importer ( f Japanese Goods jour- of Infants, "u ill fie vviiivdre; 7oc. A MONTH. which he eoon made an influential to any address, upon retjuesU 2C6 Fort St., near Custom House. nal. He was mado postmaster at Bur- 3395- - tf lington by President Hayes, and in 1881 517 Fort Street. DOLIBER-GOODAL- E CO, $2 A QUARTER. President Arthur appointed him assist- BOSTON, MASS.. U.G. A. ant postmaster general Upon the re- The Planters' Monthly. tirement of Mr. Gresham from the post- BENSON, S1VTH & CO., was ap- CONTENTS MAY, IN ADVANCE master generalship Mr. Hatton , x FOR PAYABLE pointed to fill the vacancy. He was the Sole AKenta tlie Hawaiian Islands. 1894. youngest cabinet officer since Alexander Hamilton. DM NIPPON Notes on Various Subjects. edited Portuguese Laborers. After retiring from office he Destruction of Forests in New Zealand. The National Republican at Washing- Hints from New England. rUHI.ISHEI IY TIIK ton for awhile and subsequently the JAPANESE EANCY GOODS Accidents in Susrar Mills. Chicago Mail, and in 1887 founded and JXJST AXRITEDCO. BRYANT. The Synthesis of Sugar. for a short time edited the New York STORE, PER BABK Help Required from the Planter. Press. Then he returned to Washington, BABY CARRIAGES of all styl Beet Sugar Industry in United States. Hawaiian Star and forming a partnership with Beriah RUGS, aiMATS patterns, Florida Orange Culture. "Wilkins, formerly a Democratic mem- CARPETS, in tho latest Droughts and Water Supplies. Hotel Street, Ten-IMillio- n ber of congress, bought out The Post, 66 99 A Sugar Factory. NEWSPAPER COMPANY, L'D. Sugar Duties 1891-- 4. 'Which it is universally conceded he Sviiir Machines Ice Cream Honseliold Mistakes of New Comers. 36ol-- tnade only thoroughly good morning Next Door to the Palace Machines, all the latest improvements. tf the Honolulu, II. I. Hand Sewing Facing New.Conditions. newspaper that Washington ever had. Parlors. Also and Prices Paid for Sugar in Different Mr. wife and Hatton leaves a charming. Countries. L toe son. Westermayers Celebrd Cottage Pianos Queensland Labor Question. EMBROIDERED SILK GOODS! Origin cf Mineral 1 hosphates. C Values Have Changed. Parlor Organs, Guitars ancher Musical Iitstruments. Growth of Irrigation. rown riour A mill owner at Sangerties, N. Y., "For sale by Notes on Banana Cultivation. between 65 and 70 years ago paid his Japanese Bilk and Crape for Ladies' Important of Sucar Statistics. Sisal Hemp in li mill girls $2 a week, and the girls found Dresses, ED. HOFFStLAEGER & CO,, trbadoes. board and lodging at $1 a week. Trutli the Sign of a Gentleman. Screen, Bamboo and Torcelain Ware. Kincr Sfct, opposite Castle J2; Cooko. Ccst of Sugar in 1893. FOR SALE BY Ioctors Should lie Solxr. The Arkansas state board of health Subscription $2.50 a ytr. li-en- se Foreign Subscription $3 a year. kss been given power to revoke the of any physician who is guilty Mrs. J. P. P.Collaco, Daily Advertiser, Cents per Month Bound Volumes 3 fti habitual drunkenness. Back Volumes bound to order. Castle & Cooke rROPKIETUESS. UtZETTE PUBLISHING CO., DELIVERED ' CARRIER 4rt Merchant St.. Ilonviluk S5S3 151Mmt! New York baa 3723 pol icemen. 5S(Mf i ADVERTISED; 6 THE PACIFIC COmilClAI, HOyQxj jjj 23, 1894. i : rr

1716 31 HTJEBAH for T 11R IXJ ifv EXTRAOREXXAKY VALUt OFFEEI AT THE 4th JULY ! -- O- N S. SACHS' Just Landed ex Australia for the I X L 520 A FP.ESII ,S1 LATiGE STOCK OK ASSORTED Fort Street Honolulu Ladies' Chemises, a Variety of Styles. Onr Chemises for cent3, trimmed w ith linen kco is lit good value. remarkable Ladles' Skirts of Every Description. Don't fail to see oar 50-ce- nt Skirt. Ladies' Night Gowns, "Our Own Make." fiif Oar $1 night Gown 13 hard to b?at, well-mad- e, embroidery trimmed and good material. A fall line of HANDSOME VISITING GOWNS- - At tt rixhi a visiting gown with an underskirt of invisible preen velatin and v,,. ..,,, ... w.j,n4 uruwu crepon. ah sitfvps are of alloons Ladies' Corset Covers, a Variety velret and crepmi. The and Flags. of Styles. jtwt, at leii. is a rnaiz crepon with white chiffon vest and magenta Eton iacket. o llie center srown i of gendarme blue albatross cloth with a drapery of black iossiaa A go3d assortment of v v nil iiio iivub Exhibition Sky Rocfcets, from --J to 6 pounds. Ladies' Gauze and Jersey Knit Exhibition Roman Candles, from 6 to 20 balls. Vests. Torpedoes, Fire Crackers, Pin Wheels, Ladies' Vests from 15 cants upward. LAST WAIL OF THE MONARCHY, Flower Pots. Bengal Lights, Blue Lights, Colored Fire, Bombs. Black Sateen Skirts, Colored IMPORTANT Single and Double Trianerle Wheels. Colnrprl Aprnh'fo Alpaca Skirts. Floral Colored 'rMi"Tf von want n. crcjiA r?-rco- f 'W?o .fountains, Star and Serpent Mines. CUK"KT WAIST, perfect fit, best for health, Colored Rosettes, Colored Vertical Wheels (day and comfort and wear. I Mrs. Dominis Does Not Wish the night Firework Balloons, etc., etc.) - Republic Recognized. ISLAND ORDERS promptly attended to. These CO goods are new and fresh, of the best quality, and will be sold Hardware, Builders and General, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, at the aJwaya np to the times in quality, stylos and prices COLD RECEPTION FROM MR. "WILLIS. Comer Nunanu I X L and Kin Streets. Plantation Supplies, National and Citi- fall tihaortmenr to ait the various ctenantr The Royalist Deliberations of the last o Stssl Flovs, Week Eeoalt la the Filing of a Pro 1776 1S94 made expressly for Island test by the Queen with the Diplo- zens5 Guards. work with etra ram mats A gain At the Xetr Itepnblic DOB RTERS OEiOl .4RTERS J nuiiiYstsr s cane Knives. Agricultural Implements, -- FOR- -- Fo: Hoes, Shovels, Forks, Mattocks, Liliuokalani, the last of the Ha- - CO etc., etc 05 1 kalian dynasty, has protested DECOKATJNG BUNTING, ETC., Carpenters', Blacksmiths' : against the recognitioa of the Re Having now arranged for O ; public of Hawaii by foreign powers. and Machinists' Tools Etfer the arrival of the Aus tne insertion of the Process since O Screw Plates, Taos and Diss, Twist Drills, tralia last Saturday, there has been photos on History At the X L. Paints a vast deal of activity in royalist the of the O and Ci!s, Brushes, Glass, centers, and many conferences have I Asbestos Hair felt and Felt fili'mim. Revolution of nearly American Bunting Flags, G been held to determine all the sewed stars from to 20 feet tm what ths American Silk and Printed Flaes. Tnn stirkal nil qoq tz Blake's Steam Pumps, next step should be. The news social and political bodies American Stars and Stripes and Red, White and Blue by the Australia was admitted by Bunting for decorating. o Weston s Centrifugals. leading royalists to be connected with Revolut- - Card-boar- d extremely the American Shields for decorating. SEWIHG MMHIHE5. Wilcox & Gifts, .and Remington. unfavorable, as one of them stated, . f wtttio ttuu utijuc?, luuuuu unci Ollil ion we feel that there nobody 811,1 in conversation, to a representative is Handkerchiefs. . o Lubricating OilS in offlciency surpassJ A men can Button-hol- e etc., of the Advertiser, a day or two that deserves to placed Buttons, etc. be OLD 4b n since. While the royalists did not 2-S- CHEAP FOR CASH at the o General Merchandise, JUL give up their, cause as altogether more highly on record than there is anything you want, come and ask for it. vnn rein ho lost, most of them were ready to Corner Nnuanu S j 3273-tf-- d and Kina Streets. tf-- w concede that there wa3 no hope of those citizens that at great 1462 any intervention of the United States Government. The official inconvenience banded them organ accordingly immediately be- ! gan a campaign of personal abuse selves together to protect life FUEiVITUEE against Admiral Walker, and Min- E. 0. HALL k SOST, LIMITED ister Willis. and property during the -- O- The first visible fruit of the con- OFPER FOR ferences of royalist leaders upon stormy aays oi tne tormation JUSi keoeived a new line of the weighty question was a protest, .RIE' which was signed by Liliuokalani of - the Provisional Govern- FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY Received by Varioua Late Arrivala. and countersigned by the members o of her former Cabinet. This docu- --OF THE LATEST PATTERNS IN-- ment, we have decided to de The ESPcrtmFDt cf FLOttS ard BRBAKJ-R- ip very ccnpleie. These Plows ment was addressed to diplo- are m CFe cors-idere- . the in every part cf thefeiflar,ds ard aie the bef-t- Extra Bzaub matic representatives of all foreign vote a series of pages to Bedroom Sets, II ANEiiSb and PctNTa alEj e on hard and eold in Uige numbers. ' powers, and called attention to the the Wicker Ware, alleged fact that Liliuokalani was officers and privates of the Clieflbiiiers HALL'S FURROW FZO'W I etill of right the ruler of Hawaii, and Chairs Stands while the pretended Republic was Without a Rival ami is In Constant Demand. National Guard and Citizens' TO SUIT ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES; ALSO, ALL KINDS OF MAHU- - declared to be founded upon a UXJVa 2 UKil U Kill, tiy UU1JS AAU usurpation. The protest was the iiuikuiuUPHOLSTERING,li AKD BEST QUALITY OFj work of a prominent royalist, and Guard. Some thirty or forty wa3 not sent until it had been con- LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, .HAIR, MOSS AKD EXCELSIOR sidered by the leading confidential names have already been sent advisers of Mrs. Dominis. KEPT ON HAND: ALSO THE LATEST PATTTTRXK nv TVmtnrT? nrTT? The document was sent to the in and we shall be grateful if IN SETS OR SINGLE PIECES. representative of the United States SSpecial orders for Wicker Itfare or all kinds of Fnmiture to'snit Euvoy Extraordinary and Minister any member desiring to ap-- at low prices. Plenipotentiary Willis first of all, , gj&-A-ll orders from the other islands will receive our prompt atteEtion - and and he received a copy of the docu- gooaa win seuu UTU LO ilir. I w paciieu anu eoia ai can r rancisco prices. ment on Thursday night. The i'cai American Minister, however, de- Wellesley Parker care of this --o- clined to receive it, greatly to the consternation of the royalists. It omce wnen ne will is probable that the attitude of all imme HOPP CO the other diplomats, with the ex- diately call ception of the British Minister, and furnish full 74 King Street. will be the same as that of the 2493 1499 Minister of the United States. One particulars. of them stated to a representative Early On of the Advertiser last night, that attention to this is handa large assortment of Hox:se Brooms, Mill Erooms, Yard and Street be regarded the pretest would not POC K KT CUTLER Y as an official document by the requested as the pictorial HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO jnst to hand : also TABLL CU7LFRY expected very econ. Government which he had the honor to represent. pages to the History must The members of the Cabinet positively be were aware yesterday afternoon of closed in a fe O-ZEjNTETFt- A- the fact that Liliuokalani had sent H. E. the protest above described, and weeks. MoINXrRE & BRO., the,' were already acquainted with KH J --T'teP. s V hea rj reviewed on the subject, however, they were not disposed to be communicative. The matter has not been brought irniNlii,Rs up in Cabinet Council, bul it will The Hawaiian Gazsite Co, be considered today. i Groceries, Provisions a Aim md Feed The shipping interest of the United States, so far as toe d age is Massage. concerned, is Usi than it was EAST CORNER FORT AND KIN3 STREETS. eighty-thre- e year ago. The largest artificial stone in .rp.s. PRY WOULD ANNOUNCE JDJLLNJLJ the world forms the base of Rar-thold- i'a that she will attend a limited num ber of patients. Addrees at H. M. P000 reciTfd by every packet from t to Hasten Stoles and Ettropfu Sutue of Li forty, I!edJotd Vvhitaey'B, King ; TBiephonft trecn California Produce by every New at. Beil 75. steamer. All orders f&ithrUlv attended to. and Island, York Harbor. No. 46 Merchant Street. Goo is delivered to any part of . the dry free of c.'rsre. leliind orders soUcid, Satiafacon KnArantwd. Post Office Box So. 14o. Te:epbuo No. 92. t :

ADV-ERTISE- THE PACIFIC COMMERCUL R; IIOXOLTJLU. JUNE 2a, 1894. LOCAL BREVITIES. oAuimr a SQUID. special BUSINESS ITEMS. rnrra! Urrrrttsrmrnts. (!3rnrral Slttofxtiscmrnts G3curral SlDncniscrrt Base ball today at 3 :30 p. m. Arthur Fitzgerald Runs Afoul of a N, S. Sacha has just opened a lot of new HAWAIIAN The ebootiug season will soon Devil Fish. goods, among which Good cotton Crapes : What's for For Sale Lease open. Arthur Fitzgerald, vrho, a few in light blue, cream a or white, lavender BASEBALL ASSOCIATION A house on Nuuanu avenue 13 weeks ago, had hard work to keep and leghorn. for rent. out of the clutches of the police, Garden or Concert at Emma Square ibis got into the clutches of a far Xades' Hathinf 1 Hli of THE .RESIDENCE v Hats for 2c. ; Ladies' Sailors for 50c. JuneSuDburn? afternoon. worse opponent yesterday after-- j Crescents f at Is. S. Sachs', Fort street. lately occrrii;i ItY F. A. Schaefer i Acting-Consu- l noon. Arthur was taking his' VEUSIS for Portugal usual "awfternoon tub" in the har-- Nottingham Lace Curtains, bor. Hawaiis. JUr. A. J. Cartwrifflit will preach While he was swimming to-- H hite or cream, for $1.50 a pair ; Not jev. T. D. Garvin at ungnam Central Union Church tomorrow. wards the Philadelph ia, he was Door Curtain Net. 9 vards Cold Cream, lor $1 ; also a full line of fancy seized by a large squid. The fish drapery SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 23 Situated on Corner of Thfi eteamer Waimanalo will be can be found at Sachs', Fort street. Lunalilo anil wrapped Keeaumokn sold at auction at noon today. its tenticles around Arth Streets, Makiki. ur a right arm and leg, and Camphor Ice, AT 3:30 O'CLOCK. today from the LJt yon want to sell ont Thfl Arawa is due W ii w boy began to get frightened. Vonrnuver. She brines late for-- He your Furnittjbe in Its entirety, call grabbed the fish with his free hand LC Cocoa Butter, The house has four bedrooms, hah. eign news. at the I. X. ADMISSION 25 CENTS. bath dressing and literally tore it away. Then and rooms, balconv The Board of Health advertise 3653-t-f and ceder lined closets on upper - he swam back to shore, and lloor for tenders for tupplies lor the In- joined VST For Bargains in New and Cucumber Skin Tonic, and parlor, hall, dining room, Second-han- d - library, pantries, rme Asylum. his side partner, Francis Harden, Furniture, Lawn Mow- kitcben and veran who was sitting on eis, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose, REMOVAL, dah on lower lloor. Hot water At Bradford & Clay have the dock. Glycerine and tachments complete, and gas Messrs. When Fitzgerald etc., can at tne I. X. I, corner of Camphor .disposed of their directory interests reached the Nuuanu and King streets. throughout the house. shore The stablo contains three fine F. 41. nusiea. his arm had commenced to bor to - Hind's Honey and Almond Cream, SANDER'S EXPRESS stalls, wash rack, carriage and harnesu swell. It plainly showed the marks- - EXJ- Bedroom Wardrobes, A notice to the stockholders of Sets, rooms, hay and feed Joft and tbreo ICO Boxes, HAS MOYEO ITS LOCATION Hawaiian Sugar Company ap made by the devil fish, and was as Stoves, Hanging Lamps, servant's rooms and is one of the the sore as had been scaMPil. "ugs, .Bureaus, Chiffoniers. Steamer best equipped on the Islands. There, pears in this issue. if it vaseline Arthur considers himself a fit sub- - an(1 Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges, On King Street, Opp:si(e the Old Stacd are also chicken honses, pigeon house The Hawaiis and Crescents will ject for a second work on the Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets, and cow sheds, 6tore rooms and three I 'Toilers of 8ewing Machines, paddocks for live stock on the place. 4rxr nonclU910nS thl8 afternoon on the Sea," but he won't Whatnots, Meat grounds - Safes, Telephones No. SC. The are laid ont in lawns. V the League grounds. take any more chances by swim- Trunks, etc., sold at the loweet GBoth Cash Prices and palm, orange, magnolia, and ming w in the harbor. There is a at the I. X. Ii., corner of GThe application of any 3718-l- many varieties of fruit and shade rumor that the fieh thought it had Nuuanu and King streets. of the above remedial agents trees, roses and shrubs are growinir r hotel last evening to those depart nola ot Harden, and when it dis on the premises. ing on the Australia. covered its mistake, it let go. will allay and soothe the burn- Notice to Bondholders, ror further particulars apply to Bruce Cart wingot Wakefield left for Hilo on ing sensation and tend to F.M. motion for FERTILIZER. 36S5tf Trustee. 4Vm Tvinau vesterdav. He intends The a new trial in the cape of Ben lessen the after effects of sun- to practice law there. Gallagher, convicted on a charge of mayhem, has not been The undersigned burn "peeling.' All holders of WAIHEE CASH PAID were yet. have on hand a SUGAll Some of the idols tnat heard as I he hearing will be limited Supply of the California Fertili- CO.'S BONDS are hereby notified FOR found on Necker Island have been urged on next Monday by the zer Works, that, nnder, and by virtue of, the gold to the Bishop Museum. prosecution. provision therein contained, the en tire issue of these bonds will be paid Copies of the Advertiser and If you want 3our friends abroad High Grade at th Bank of Bishop & Co., on the Hawaiian Stamps r.AZETTE can be had this office 1ST, DAY OF JULY, 1894, together at to keep posted on Hawaiian affairs AND J Wi for mailing, at any time mum i! with the accrued interest. The ready you must send them newspapers. Livmivi! Bjndholders Send a copy of tho Hawaiian are further notified "M" that inteiest on these bonds will We will buy for cash large or small is said Minister Willis Gazette or the Advertiser they Diamond cease on that date. quantities of used It that are the be3t. DRUGGISTS. Hawaiian Post ago gent the ex-Quee- n a copy of the Fertilizers, for short notice requirements GEO. H. ROBERTSON, Stamps at the following prices! (per resolutions recently passed by the of Planters. Treasurer Waiheo Sugar Co. hundred : Honolulu, June 20, 1891. Senate. IKcvo 2tibKrtlstmcnt& To Liefc or Lease 1 cent viole- t- $ 85 3718 lOt 1 cent blue 85 During W. M. Giffard's absence C. Brewer & Co., 1 cent green 50 from the islands, H. M. Whitney, FOR A. TERM OF YEAR8 2 cent vermillion 75 po.fu 3717-l- m 2 cent brown will for him in business nfJUiy committee. AGENTS . 85 Jr. act TO LET! 2 cent rose 40 matters. 2 cent violet, 1891 issue 60 CITY -:- - CARRIAGE -:- - COMPANY 5 cent dark blue 1 75 will be played A MEMBERS OF THE GENE-ar- e THE PREMISES ON A cricket match rV to THE 5 cent light tluo 1 10 a t. ral Committee requested corner of Kingand Alapai streets, green o una aiieruuuu ueivocu mo luai meet at the Safe Deposit BuiMing, at 1 Corner King and Bethel Streets. 6 cent t.., 75 cruis- lately occupied by Dr. G. P. 10 cent black 4 players and a team from tb ii p. m. THIS to utscuss matters Andrews. THE STORE NOW OCCO-pi- ed 75 day, Carriages ! connected with coming celebration. at all Hours by Beneon, & 10 cent vermillion 5 25 er Champion. the The yard has a frontage of 200 feet on Smith Co., 10 cent brown o 3720-l-t PKK ORDKK. Telephones 113. King street with upper part of buildiner. . 75 BXTBoth and is 300 feet deep. The 12 cent black 6 50 A was brought from house contains eight rooms, ; Possession given July 1st. native 3713-t- two bahs EjCr-Appl- y 12 ceBt mauve H f J. 8. AN DRAPE, Manager. also a large to 6 50 lauloa yesterday to be axamined kitchen, pantry, china closet, 15 cent brown 5 25 by claimed NOTICE. Dam room, etc., etc., besides" all out- cent the authorities. It is buildings that are necessary. ia red 10 50 that he is insane. ship Notice. H. S. TREGLOAN &;SON. 25 cent purple 10 50 Partner JMPoesession civen immediately. 50 cent red 26 00 For further particulars apply to 3705-t- f game of ANSON $1 carmine 26 00 There will be a match JUDGE BRUNSON AND 3fi58-t- f CHAS. M. COOK?. cricket tomorrow afternoon at 3 THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL J. Koneman have formed a X"S(amp3 meeting of 1 which .are torn are not between the Cham- the stockholders of the law partnership and opened offices in m imzniiTrnna wanted at any price. o'clock sharp Oahu Railway & Land Company held at the quarters formerly occupied by Address pions and the local team. the office of the Company, in Honolulu, For Sale or Lease. DLAUlVollJllno Cflll! inurston s rrear, over Uishop s bank. PHILATELIST'S on MONDAY, June 25, 1894, at 3 o'clock 3717-- 3t EXCHANGE, Joe Moemoe and his partner p. m. Business of importance. A full have been committed for trial on a attendance is desired. tania street, one block east of $15. PEK TON P. O. Box 443, W. nomas square, Moemoe was G. ASHLEY, Dividend Notice. lately occupied 3622-t- charge of burglary. Secretary. by Mr. W. C. Peacock having f Washington, D. C. of a frontaero IN" BAGS DELIVERED I hot by policemen on the night Honolulu, Jane 21. 1894. 3719-- 3t .4 DIVIDEND 18 DUE AND PAYA- - of 200 feet. The House contains twj his arrest. ble to the shareholders of Oiowalu larte iSittinjr Rooms, Dining Room, two THE COAL 11 nan. etc., together TOM MINE! stock- Company, at the office of Messrs. W. G. isearoom, with A special meeting of the Dividend Kotice. Irwin & Co , Ld. Servants Quarters, Stables, etc. Fci holders of the Reciprocity Sugar W. M. GIFFARD, further particulars, apply to C. Brewer & Co. Company will be held this after- DIVIDEND WILL BE DUE AND Treasurer Olowalu Company. 3686-t- t W. C. PEACOCK & CO. office of A payable to the shareholders of the Honolulu. June 18. 1S94. 371rf-- 3t is located in Fukuoka Ken n noon, at 2 o'clock, at the Sugar Company, QUEEN STREET. W. Hawaiian at the office the Island of Kinshui, Japan, It. Castle. of Wm G. Irwin & Co , Limited, on and To Lease 3709 Ira after Monday, 25:h. Notice. and was discovered about twenty The orator of the day on the June WM. G. IRWIN, FOR A TERM OF NOT years ago. It was owned bj Fourth will be Captain of Marines Treasurer Hawaiian Sugar Company. AND AFTER THIS DATE. less five resi- ' than years, the FERTILIZING CO., 3720-- 3t 0Ni shall not be responsible any the government and mined sim Cochran of the Philadelphia. Mr. fr dence on Vineyard street, re-- HAWAIIAN and dealers in all debts contracted on my account without j cently occupied by undersigned : ply for W. N. Armstrong will also make a my written the kinds of Fertilizers. the government's use. order. very convenient : everything in apple-Di- e A. COOKE, short address House to Let. 371 6--3 t W. LUDDCKE. F. order. In town and yet out of town. Manager and Proprietor. Great improvements, however G. Harden is very 3717-t- f E. S. CUNHA. Francis Leo TO BE LET UNFURNISHED, were made since it was sold to a tired of being a royalist, as he says the house and premises occupied MANDOLIN LESSONS so by Capt. Mist, in Nuuanu Valley, Sale. corporation about six years ago, that, if he could do honorably, METnOI). For I opposite Pa uoa Valley Road. Twenty ITALIAN L by importing he would flop over and become a the BONE-MEA- AND GUANO mining machinery i oKnra aotv lAVAl. Trnmrvira nana t h a " good in quantities to suit. from Europe and America. 9 P. G. man. gates. For particulars enquire on the Prof. Pamuel Adelsfein will receive a A LODGING HOUSE Apply to j premises or of H. A1IST, limited number of pupils. Address care of 27 rooms, situated in A. F. COOKE. Fourth of July Committee Merchant street, adjoining bishop's Hawaiian News C . 3710-l- m the heart of the City. TAGKAWA COAL ia requested to meet at the Safe Bank. S720-2-w Address "A. B.t" care of this office. 3fi64--tf Deposit Building at 1 o'clock this is used more than any afternoon to discuss matters con- Notice. Art Lessons. other , Japanese ini nected with coming celebration. To JLet. AND MURIATE OF coals he following SULPHATE ; AMEO OIL PAINTING: SEE direct from Strassfurt, countries: Chir. Manila and V- Mines; alwavs on hand and for sale by S Who J JL - Ham pie in Pacific Hardware Co.'s FRONT COTTAGE CONTAIN-in- g Harry Win ton, the man eence from these Islands, Mr. H.M. A. F. COOKE. Strait's Settleme . It has gave v-il- l window. W. B. Ash will give lessons in 6 rooms to let. Possession up Aldrich, has not received Whitney, Jr., act for me under full found its way ever. nis reward as vet. and from pres- - power oi attorney. or execute Flower Paintinu on any mate given after July 1st. Enquire of Bombay. 370-S- t W. M. GIFFARD.. rial Photographs painted in water colors L. ADLER, ent indications he will not get it and instruc:ions in the art given. For 3716-- 1 w 13 Nunanu street. iwo cargoes have been im- for TK some time as the creditors are particulars, apply at Aloh;i Gallery. "VTITRA OF SODA OR CHILE ported into the Hawaiian Inlands not inclined to pay it. Corporation Notice. 3696 Ira W. H. AH. 1 SALTPETRE; 100 tons just received, Office to Let. For sale in bags or barrels. recently, and it has no superior OF A. COOKE, I'n all probability both the Hea-la- ni 4 SPECIAL MEETING THE F. in this market as stove or steam, XJL stockholders of the Reciprocity Notice. Manager Hawaiian Fertilizing Co. And Myrtle boat clubs will Suear Companv will be held THIS AF-TEKNOO- N, coal. re- take part in the Fourth of July at 2 o'clock, at the office of WILL FURNISH AND LAY HA-caii- an THE LARGE OFFICE OVER gatta. Crews from the different W- - R. Castle. Important business . I stone curb in any quantity the Hon. C. O. Berger's, on (j. E. BOAIiMlAN. war vessels now in port have com- Dated Honolulu, June 23. 1894. to suit parties for .tha sum of tifty-si- x JJiercnant street. ARRIVE IN JUNE SULPHATE W. R. CASTLE, cents (56) per lineal loot complete. Apply 3717-t- f E. S. CUNHA. TOOF AMMONIA; Cotton Seed Meal menced practice for their race. 3720-l- Sole Agent for K. Ogura & t ecretarv. at law ctfice of A. G. Correa. and Fish Guano; China Nut Cake. Co. 3696-l- m JOE CORREA. 3G6o-t- f The case Japanese Kead Tliis ! Orders solicited to be delivered on arrival. of Osaki, the .Directory Notice. HAWAIIAN FERTILIZING CO., merchant, who is charged with A. F. Cooke, making a false entry Custom Copartnership. Proprietor. Merchants' Exchange at the UNDERSIGNED BEG TO House, will come up this morning THE they in notice that have diapo3d UNDERSIGNED HAVING YOU WANT A MOTIVE POWER, THE POPULAR the District Court. The case of th-- ir interest in a directory of the Ha- THE out the general merchandise IForder a Regan Vapor or Pacific A FURNISHED COTTAGE has been continued several times. waiian Islands to F. M. Husted who will business of M. Gonsalves, jr., Eleele, Gas Ekgd?e : they are the best, safest of one large j oom for rent. Address ENTERPRISE BEER ! canvass for same and which "A this office. 3690-l- m conduct the Kauai, will carry on the business under and simplest in the world. OX Aside new work will be issued from the office of the of Frias & Silva. JOS. TAP FRE8II DAILY. from comment on the Compa?. the name TINKER, constitution the newspaper cor- Hawaiian Gazettk JOSE DE FRIAS, Sole Ag3nt. In the Circuit Court of the First Cir- respondents C. S. BKADFORD, 3718-l- w J. I. SILVA. Send for catalogues. Honolulu. OYSTER will have but little 3720-- lt J. F. CLAY. H. I. 36SS--tf cuit. Hawaiian Islands. COCKTAILS news to send away on the mail. AT A moment's notice. Of course, the energetic writers To Whom it May Concern. Assignee's Notice. THE MATTE K OF THE Wanted. IN of i will fill up on interviews with T F. O Y. Alai, Alai, r., and 2ryCall early and often. Lam Pun, comprising the Copartnership prominent members of the dif-- JAPANESE WHO UNDER-staud- s 3632-t- KSTATK NAK LTSXJIv AS A , firm cf Tai Wo Chan Comnanv. f fSent legations. POWERS OF ATTORNEY cowl English, wishes a situa Bankrupts. . ALL I may have given prior to this HILO. tion in stoe; has bad experience tor Creditors of said Bankrupts are hereby To Property Owners and Whom G fc date in the Hawaiian Islands are hereby several vears. Address "A. B. C,M P. it eneon. Smith f!n. have moved 3t notiCed to corne in and prove their O. Hox I'OJ, Honolulu. 371 -'-- into their new cancelled. debts before the Circuit Court of store on the corner 3718 1561 lm W. II. IIOLMFS. UNDERSIGNED HAVING May Concern. of Serai-Annu- al the First Circuit, in the Court Fort and Hotel streets. They bt?nn dulv appointed Absignee Kxhibitlon have very ripd T Kstate lrt room of eu:d Court, at Honolulu, Oahu. pleasant quarters Notice. Nrfkatsukasa, Bankrupt of Hilo, htTc.iy on MONDAY, the 25th day of June, 1S94, "juun jjives all persons having ! - more room than tney naa in notice to claims ART LEAGUE between the hour.- ot ten o clock m ttie THE UNDERSIGNED, gai'l Kstate to prove king's ART 1 WILL the old store. The place is hand- MY ABSENCE FROM araJtiHt tLe saiue at GALLERY, nOTHL ST. forenoon and noon of the eai dav, and place balance of Gr.inir rnrV; somely DURING Mr. I. Rubinstein has within six months or they will b forever elect au Assine or Assignees cf tne uanu,1 ' 1" nxeun. . . decorated, and last night moneys bar:ed, and all i Open From June gth to Jaly gth complete, at 65 cents per H full charge ot my affairs and all eisons ov.ns.iid tfctate said Bankrupts' Estate. linear foot within one of store pay-Uic- nt mile Postoffice. wa8ablazeof light. The due me are payable ai the oliicti of II man are requested to make imuieoiate Exhibition cf oil piiatins, pculp'ure. By the Court. ARTHUR brightens up neighborhood to C. Kul.Tt;, water colors, wool carving an I Harrison, the Brothers. . China GEO. LUCAS, Builder, back of Eruns' Cooper M. S. PERREIRA. 5717-- 1 w Assignee. paiiitifji;. Aumissiou -- oc. 3713 Shop Considerably. 3719 lw 3702m td Clrrk. Esplanade. 39-t- f 4 r TILE PACIFIC COM3UERCIAL, ADVKHTISEK: IIONOIiUIOJ, JUKE 23, IS94. Diplomatic and Consniar Iitrprc- - COURT NOTES. Shipping. GOVERNMENT 01BD RilLWAY k LAND CO.'S SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE PROVISIONAL sentntives of Hawaii Abroad. IN THE UNITED 8TATK. TIME TABLE. ARKIVALS. The matter of a submission re- AL1 AN Friday. June 22. CANADIAN- - A USTIt AMD v JUNE 1. 1898. lating to the allowance of interest United States Ilia Fx L A T!inntm, 8 rriK Htmr Kaala, Thompson, from circuit of Official List cf Members and Loca Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Oahu. on legacies created in the will of P!enn)U uti ry, Wnshinton, f) O. the late S. G. Wilder was argued tion of Bureaus. bVcreVrj- - r.mi Char d AtTaiiea ad in- Jla-H'in- Steamship Line. terim F V s and submitted to the Supreme Convul-Genera- ikpai:tui:ks. New York h 11 l!n, l. -- Feiday. June 22. Court yesterday. Judge Cooper eat i San Fran- - ic C T Wilder, Consul-Gener- al f;r the 1'acitlu states: Cali- Jik Ceylon, Calhoun, for Han Francisco, in place of the Chief Justice who EiBcrrivE btmr Kinau, Clarke, lor Maui and Ha- Couscn. fornia. Or j:on and Nevada and TRAINS waii. was disqualified. Carter it Carter , Wasltiiuton J F oper. Ka-pa- of Makee, Peterson, lor a. running S. B. Dole, President the Provisional Consular Clerk to swa. mix 6tmr James for special legatee?, A. S. Hartwell Steamers of the above line, Government of the Hawaiian Isl B B A D with Canadian Pacific PhiUilelpl.U UtitMrt II Davis, Consul for the administrators and general in connection the ands. San Iiew. Ca!a Jas W Girvin, Consul .X. P.M. P.M. T.U. Railway Co., between Vancouver, B. C. F. M. Hatch, Minister of Foreign Af- - Boston Gorham I) Gilman. Consul Leava Honolulu. . .8:45 1:45 4:35 5:10 VKS-tEL- S LEAVJNO TODAY. legatees. and Sydney, N. S. , and calling at fairs. Portlarsd Or- -J MtCraken, Consul 5:56 J. A. King, Minister of the Interior. Leave Pearl City.. 9:30 2:30 5:10 O S S Australia, Houdlette. for San Judge Whiting has allowed the Victoria B. C, Honolulu and Poit lownskjs.d, Wush James G 8wnn,. ier Arrive Ewa Mill. . .9 :57 2:57 5:36 6:22 Francisco at noon. 8. M. Damon, Minister of Finance. Consul probate of an authenticated copy Suva Fiji, W. O. Smith, Attorney-Genera- l. G U TO HONOLULU. Seattle Carter, Consul of the will of the late Joseph Rob- Advisoky Council. Tacous. Waslunton J T Belcher, C B B A Are Due at Honolulu .Acting ice-Cons- ul col lnclo'i co&if.y erts who died in California and ap- A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. iTti Ut los W. C. Wilder. Vice-Preside- nt of Pro- ad- On cr about the date3 below stated, viz: the MKSICO, CENTKAL AND b OUT II AMEKICA. w Mill.. 6:21 10:43 3:43 6:42 NAVAL VK83EL8. pointed Bruce Cartwright an visional Government of the Hawaiian Tltll TWi City. .6:55 11:15 4:15 6:10 O S F8 Philadelphia, Barker. Callao. ministrator with the will annexed for Victoria Islands. U S of Mexico, .Alexico - Pol W J I3d Kooke, From and Suva, Vice-Cons- :?0 11 :55 4 :55 6 :4o HUMS Champion, Vancouver. Sydney C. Bolte, John Gref?, K H ul Arrive Honolulu . .7 Kon-go- , Emmeluth, Contul. Baker, Japanese Training Ship B Ariuia, under $500 bond. J. M .Monsarrat Cecil Brown, E. D. Tenney. Commander, Yokohama. 1 A Saturdays only. for the petitioner. and Vancouver, B. ft: John Nott, W. F. Allen, Manranillo Uobf rt James Barney. Co-- B Daily. M2ECHAHIME5. John Ena, Henry Waterhou, sul. O Sunday excepted. Australia, Houdlette.San Francisco. The application to appoint a James Morgan, Young, Guatemala Henry OSS S. "WARRIMOO" July 1 F. A. Tolke, Consul D Saturdays excepted. Am Miss strar Morning Star, Garland. guardian for the two Opfergelt S. J. A. McCandless, D. B. Smith, Peru, Lima F 8 Crosby, Acting Consul Itobt Sudden, Uhlberg. N S W. S. S. "ARAWA" August 1 Am bkt 1 J03. P. Mendonca. Callao, Peru S Crosbv, Consul Brig W G Irwin, McDonald, ban Francisco. minors has been granted under a S. S. "WARRIMOO" Septtember Chas. T. Rodgers, Secretary Chile, Valparaiso, I) Tliomas, Charge d Ger bk J C Glade, Stece. Liverpool. Ex. and Advertiser Bchr W Bartle1;t, Lavsan Is. bond of $10,000, but letters have Adv. Councils. Affaires ami ConsuMieneral it The Pacific Commercial It From Victoria and Vancouver, B. ft, for 3Ionte Video, Uruguay Conrad Hughe- - Bk Matilda, Svenson, Departure Bay. yet been issued the same to 7FREM3 f"OURT. iichr Aloha, Dabel,San Francisco. not Consul Cooke, Penhallow, Philippine Iklands, Iloilo Georgo Shel- - Schr Alice San Fran.. await until the nominee is heard Suva and i Morning, Except V,H Dimond, San Francisco. Sydney; Hon. A. F. Judd, Chu-- Justice. Issued Every Bktne from as to his accepting the ap- Hon. K. F. Bickertou, First Associate merdine, Consul by the Manila Jasier M Wood Consul Sunday, pointment. H. Focke is the nom S. "ARAWA" June 23 Justice. CebuGeorce E A Cadell Consul FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED. inee. F. M. Hatch lor the appli- 8. S. "WARR1MOO" July 2 J Hon. W. F. Frear, Second Associate S. S. "ARAWA" August 23 Justice. GKKAT BRITAIN. Hawaiian Gazette Company Veaiel. Where from. lae. cation. Henry Smith, Chief Clerk. Am schr WS Phelps. ..Gray's Har Due Samuel Ehrlich was yesterday Geo. Lucas, Deputy London Charge . . 1 3 Clerk. d'ACairei' M HackfeldCsldtSen 25)..LTpool Due 1 . T tickets issued from Honolulu .Man - Deiore Through C. F. Peterson, Second Deputy Clerk. Secretary of Legation, ley Hop o. 318 Merchant Street. Kch Allen A ..- SF(Mah) Due morning examinea juuge At M to his books of to Canada, United States and Europe. J. Walter Jones, Stenographer. kins, Consul-Genera- l Bktne Amelia.. Ft Gamble. June Whiting in relation Liverpool Harold Janion, OSS Mariposa. SF Juiy 5 and certain disposition of gZSTFor Freight and Passage and all Consul O & O S S Beltric San Fran... July 5 account Circuit Judges. Bristol Mark Whit ell. CouhiI U&USb Kio Janeiro.. Hongkong. .Juiy iu cash. general information, apply to Hull W Moran, Consul EIGHT PAGES. Bark Senta Liverpool. . .J uly oO Judge Cooper has overruled de First Circuit: Oahu. Newcastle on rvneLi BiesterfeJd, SchTmnsit 8 F June! motion for a new trial in & Co., A""1 Consul CASS Arawa Vancouver.. June 2.5 fendant's Theo. H. Davies Second Circuit: (Maui) A. N. Kepoikai. Falmouth C U Broad, Conul SUBS CTtli'T ION KATES: n A S R W'arnmnn Svrinev Julv I t.hfi damaee case of Mrs. J. K. Third and Fourth Circuit: (Hawaii) I I 8. Dover (and T MUM Mrnrwai SiviltiOV .llinfi 28 t IIT TT : GENERAL AGENTS. L. Austin. theCimuo Ports: Francis Commercial A dyer-- Amy"TuraerV:. ...Aig ? vs m' William Piocott, Consul The Daily Pacific bk laufea Fifth Circuit: (Kauai) J. Hardy. 11 Hohlbt-rir-. I Bk G N Wilcox. .. Middlesborougn, auj; i? ro.au. superviisur. o. u. r" Cardifi C.nsti! TISEK (8 PAGES OCEANIC Oifices and Court-roo- m in Court House, Swansea H ISovey, Vice Consul and E. Johnson for plaintiil, Y. King rtmtV ?n fltlvance p do street. Sittinc in Honolulu Editihur-- h and l.eith E G Bnr.l ianan. X C A JUW""" fy Achi for defendant. t. - AH., .3 NO V.tl. ihe farst Monday in February, May, Consul Per quarter i advance JJJJ t' Cooper ho a allowed to the August year in advance Judee and November. Glastow Ja Dunn. Consul Per $20 per week as Dundr e J G Zooler, Consul year, postpaid to United States DEPARTURES. wife the sum of STEAMSHIP CO DSPARTMEXT For.SIQX Per O? TTFA1H9. ul UU Dublin K 31urphy, ice-Cons- of America, Canada, or Mexico.. 11 Ceylon, alimonv in the McGrew divorce Jas per n 14 00 For San Francisco, bk June Qut-enstow- Geo B Dawson, Consul. Per year, postpaid Foreign 22 Mi.s E 1 hot. OEce in Capitol Building, King street case. Belfast W A Rosy, Coiit-u- l For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr Kinau, queen dowager's account as His .bscelleuty h. 31. Hatch, 3Iini&- - Semi-Week- ly (8 June 22 Volcano: Leo Cooper, L, Snchs, The Hawaiian Gazette, guardian D. Kawananakoa and ter of foreign Affairs. BRITISH COLONIhS. Tuesdays Fridays Chas A Todd. Way ports: Mrs Wilhelni, of Geo. C. Potter, pages and Miss Borden. Miss Bicknell, Mrs Bond and K. Kalanianaole has been refer Secretary. Miss J. Lionel Hart, Clerk. Toronto, Ontario - J E Thompson, Consul 04 $5 00 hildren. Miss Carter, Kvcrolt. Mis verifica numbers for eul McKinley, Mrs Rycrofc, daughter and son, red to George Lucas Geo A Shaw, V ice-Con- G 00 Australian Mail Service. General; Per year U. S. and Canada...... y Tr Ino-- v rhillii.f?suorth.( H Wiliiaius. tion and report. Department of the Lntekiob. Montreal Dickson Andeteuu, Consul year,otber Foreign Countries. . 7 00 E Hapai, Miss Lily iiarjai, W F Pogne, Per - The account of the trustees un Kingston, Ontario lieu Itichardson. 31 MOC, is. ul In Advance. Mrs A J Jonn waguire. j iten- OfSce in Capitol Building, King vice-Conf-- T.r!Mv ton. Mrs It It Hind and daughter, Mrs der the will of the late James Kimoubki, Lishman, Miss A Akana, Jonn J trowe i. street. Quebec J N Pouliot Q C master's report thereon v ice-Cons- ul H. M. WHITNEY, Miss Umiamaka. Taul and wile. Woods and His Excellency Jarrett For San Francisco: J. A. King, Minister of JS Business Manager. Miss Dowsett. Miss Aiken, Dr Moore and have been taken under advisement tne interior. St John's. B Allan O Crookshankr wif. D H Hitchcock. Miss H Austin, Miss by Judge Whiting. Chief Clerk, A. Coneui A Forbes. Miss E layman. Kev s u uesna. The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship John Hassineer. Yarmouth, N S Ed F Clements, Vice- - 23, 1894. F M Wakefield, Mr Crockett, Miss Rich Assistant Clerks: James H. Boyd, M. K. SATURDAY. JUNE - Consul ardson . Miss Eaton. O P Wilder. H F 13ald- SERVICES. Keohokalole, James A hole. Stenhen CHURCH " " Georgo Victoria, B C K P Rithet, Consul win. liss M A Espinda, J W Kalua and MOisrowA.! Mahaulu, C. Ross, Edward Vancouver, B (J E M Beat Consul CO deck. Steamship Company will tie, about Of the Oceanic a. xioyu. Sydney, W B W W E Dixon, THE ADVERTISER CALENDAR. be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Acticp st. Andrew's cathedral. Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry. Consul EXPORTS. Auckland, on or about MelbourneVictoria G N Oakley, Consu 1894. of the Cathedral June, For San Francisco, per bk Ceylon SCS8 The services President: His Excellency the Minister Brisbane, Queensland Alex & Webster bags of sugar, Castle & Cooke; 6000 bags of Congregation of St. Andrew's Cathe- JUNE 28th, oi interior, vvm. . Irwin, Allan Consul M. Tu. W. Th. Ft. 8a. 3 a. moon's phases. suear. C Brewer & Co; domestic value. Herbert, John Ena. Joseph Mars- - Hobart, Ta?m an ia Captain Hon Audley $50,370.02. dral for tomorrow are as follows : port Coot- -, Consul 1 3 Nw Moon And will leave for the above with aen, yommissioner and tSecretary. 3. Launceeton- - Geo Collins, Vice-Cens- ul Jane 6 :30 a.m., Holy Communion ; . 11 Mails and Passengers on or about that 10 Chiefs 6 7 8 9 2 First yn'r date. cf Bureaus, Interior EApart Newcastle, N r W W II Moulton, T T 2J June 10. MAKl'JKD. a.m., HolyCommunion and sermon ; ment. Consul 13 4 15 16 17 11 12 Fnll Moon MORTON-AUL- D In Los Angeles. Cal sermon. A N Z D B 7 :30 r.M., evensong and Surveyor-Genera- l, uckland, Cruikthank, Consul 17. , 23 o Jane May 19, by Kev. B. W. It. Taylor. Henry W.D. Alexander. Dunt-diu- N Z 18 19 20 21 22 " & Auckland Henry Driver, Consul larTQu'r C. Morton to Miss Edith Wahinekapu SECOND CONGREGATION. For Sydney Supt. Public Works, W. E. Howell. Hongkong, China Hon ,., J Johnstone Q9 SO Jane 26. I-- l- : " oti B '7 ? a Auld, of Honolulu. Steamship Supt. Water Works, Andrew llrown. - a n i The services of the Second Con The New and Fine Al Steel nspector, Electric Lights, John Cassidy. Cathedral Shanghai, China Hon J Johnstone FOKKIGN MAIL. SEUVICE. gregation of St. Andrew's ueisirar oi vonveyancesf i. u. Thrum. Keswick WHARF AND WAVE. will be as fol- - " 3vea.hi:pos " lioaa haptrvisor, Honolulu, w. 11. Cum tomorrow (Sunday) t ., . company wm min 6. FRAKCE AND COLONIES. lows: 9:45 a.m., Morning Prayer Of the Oceanic bteamsnip Dept., p. m. he tionoiuiu, irom oau Chief Engineer Fire Ja3 II. Hunt. Diamond Head, Juno 22, 10 with sermon : Venite, Smart in F ; aueat Supt. Insane Asylum, Dr. A. Mc Wayne Paris Alfred Houle, Chfrge d'Afft ; wind, light Is. b ; Consul-Oener- al ; N Weather, clear Te Deum, Dykes in Denedictus, Department op and A II Teys The steamer Waimanalo will he Nnres in A; hymns 414 and45b; FinAires. Vice-Cons- ul and arrivefrom the World," JULY 5th, Office, Capitol Building, Marseilles G du Cayla, Consul Bteamshipa will leave for c0j at aucti0n today. Anthem,4'Oh,Saviourof King Bordeaux Ernest de B. issae, Consul is nr, thn following- datts, till m., Evensong JL iiVUWOWt v. w. Tho Alice Cooke will move to bv Goss. G:30 r. And will have prompt despatch with street. Dijon, 11 11 Veilhomnne, Consul 1SS4. ; in Passengers for the above ports. the close of the railroad wharf to take in sugar. with sermon Magnificat, Elvey Mails and Minister of Finance, His Excellency S. Li bourne Charles Schaessler, Consul Nunc Dimittis, liayes in, & M. Damon. Tahiti, Paptcte A F Bcnet, Consul steamer Arawa is due today F; Auditor-Genera- l, II. Laws. Ab. Hosolclxj Leave Honolulu The 202, 213 and 12. now prepared GERMANY. at Fob Wan Fuancisco en route to tne flat; hymns The undersigned are Registrar of Accounts, W. G. Ashley. Fm. Ban Francihco frnm Vancouver Alex. Mackintosh, astor to issue ob Vancooveb or. Vancocveb Colonies. Rev. Clerk to Finance Office, E. A. Mclnerny. Bremen John F Muller, Consul On or About All are cordially invited. Collector-Gener- al of Customs, Jas. B. On or About will leave for San THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS Hamburg Edward F Weber, Consul 23 Australia June 23 The Australia Castle. irafckfbit-on-Main- e Kopp, Cor- - Arawa June 23 CENTRAL UNION CIIURCII. Joseph July 5 Monowai. June . noon today with a Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jona. Shaw. Mariposa i i Francisco at IN THE UNITED STATES. sul Belgic Juiy 5 julyiS heavy passenger list. Rev. T. D. Garvin will preach in Deputy Tax Assessor, W. C. Weedon. Dresden Augustus P Rubs Consul Australia July 14 Postmaster-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat. Karlsruhe II Muller, Consul Varnmoo...Jly 2 KioroAustralia July 21 The position of the ilagship Central Union Church morning Aug. 2 Alameda July 26 7Tor further particulars regarding Monowai Au-,- was cnanged yester-- evening. Morning theme Customs Bureau. AU8TEIA. Aug. 11 1 Philadelphia and Freight or Passage apply to Australia.... Arwa Aug. 18 on a new Creation." Arawa Aug. 23 Australia.... dav. She is now the Ewa side "The Christian Office, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort Vienna Hugo von Schouberger, Consul Alameda Aug. 30 Ciielic Aug. 21 Champion. Evening theme "Two Great Que- Wm. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd., Sept. 3 Mariposa Aug. 23 of the China 1 Came'We? What Collector-Genera- l, SPAIN AND COLONIES. Australia Sept. 8 Warrinioo. . ..Sept. The Kinau left yesterday after- stionsWhence GENERAL AGENTS. Jas. B. Castle. Sept. 15 Deputy-Co- Warrinioo.. Sept. 23 Australia... very large passenger Are We?" l lector, F. B. McStocker. Enrique Minguez, 9 Monowai Sept. 20 noon with a 1? Barcelona M arirosa . . . Sep .. 27 - All are cordially invited to at- Harbormaster, Captain A. uller. Oceanic Oct. 2 Arawa Oct. i list. She took but three passen- OCEANIC Port Surveyor, M. N. Sanders. General Australia Oct. G for Volcano tend. Storekeeper, George C. Stratemsyer. Cadis James Shaw, Consul Oct. 23 K&V;"oJTi5 gers the 9 :45 a.m. Vtdencia Julio Solar, Consul Arawa Oct. 13 Sunday School at Oct. 25 Alameda Cevlon left for San ATTORNKY-GeNEBA- L. Malaga F T De Navarra, Consul; Monowai 1 The bark People's Society of DEPARTMENT OF F V NoV. Young ul Nov. 3 rrimoo The y v ice-Cons- Australia 13 Francisco vesterday with a cargo CO Gimenez avarra, China Nov. 12 Australia... Nov. Christian Endeavor will meet at STEAMSHIP Office in Capitol Building, King Carteeena J Paria, Consul Nov. 22 Mariposa... Nov. 15 of sugar valued at $50,370.62. She Alameda Nov. 19 6 :30 p.m. street. Las Palmas, Gran Canana Louis Fal- - Varrmjt-o...Nov.2- Oceanic passenger. 1 Dec. 1 carried one to cony Quevedo, Consul ; J Bravo de Dc. Arawa RfrantreM' VV--- -' ' cordiallv invited Attorney-Genera- l, W. O. Australia 8 Smith. Vice-Cons- ul Dec. 11 Australia .Dec. Table. Attorney-Geneiw- l, Laguna, Oceanic 13 all services. Time Deputy G. K. Wiide Mariposa Drc 10 Monowai Dec. Boohed io heave. Santa Cruz A C de las Cap as. v ice-- Dec. 23 U'urriniftO Dec 31 Clerk, J. M. Kea. Consul Arawa 31 Y. M. C. A. SERVICES. Australia. . . .Dec. 2J j China Pc. The following persons aro booked Marshal, E. G. Hitchcock. Arecife de Lanzarotte E Morales & Co., Sunday, 11 a.m., at Oahu Jail; LOCAL LINE. Clerk to Marshal, H. M. Dow. Rodriguez, Vice-Cons- ul at the office of Win. G. Irwin Deputy Marshal, M. 1 Barracks ; 3 :30 p. Arthur Erown. lieteoroloclcal ISwcord. to leave on the Australia today. :15 r.M., at the Jailor Oahu Prison, J. A. Low. PORTUGAL AND COLONIES. m., Bible study at Y. M. C. A. ; 6 :30 S. S. AUSTEALIA Mrs. Effie Evans, Miss S. E. Prison Physician, Dr. C. B. Cooper. Liabon A Fereira de Serpa, Consul PUBLISHED Airs. p.m., Gospel praise service at Y. M. Honolulu Cowll, Miss Helen E. Cowell, Arrive Honolulu Leave BO AUD OF IlEUGEATION. General EVEBT ONIAT. E. McEwen, J. T. Waterhoase, Mrs. C. A. from S. F. for S. F. Oporto Narciso T M Ferro, Consul v . Tuesday, 7 :30 p.m., prayer meet 16 23 His Excellency A. King. Madeira F Rodrigues. Consul f P. C. J. Wagner, T. Monsarrat, it. June June President, J. (3 15. Sandford, Airs. Li. M. C. A. July 14. ..July 21 Members of the Board of Immigration St Michaels A de 8 Moreira, Consul V B o o A. Frost, J. ing at Y. CO de Veide g o Miss Gandall, W. B. Godfrey, Hon. J. B. Atherton, Jas. B. Castle St Vincent, Caie Islands 9 o Auld, Vice-Cons- ul a H . LATTER DAY SAINTS. Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, James G. O Martins, B j. a. Vice-Cons- Jr., Walter JJart, a. loyie, Spencer. Mark P. Robinson. Lagos M J Barbosa, ul Brumber, W. M. Giffard, W. XV. Reorganized Church of Jesus THROUGH LINE. 70 4-- 1 E Secretary, Wray Taylor. 30 02 66 8S0.00 Mili-la- ni San. 30.10 2! VK 3 Dimond, F. M. Husted, 31rs. liattray, ; ITALY. 30-0- 72 61 of Latter Day Saints Sydney for 30.08 2 12,0.00 Christ From San Fran. From Mod 3 3--6 SO ( 6 73! 81j0 00 63 'E It. W. Laidlow, C. 31. Walton, wife Board or Health. Tne 30.10 6-- of Opera House. for Sydney. San Francisco. 72 80:0 Pi 66 3 ESE 7 Hall, rear Rome James Clinton Hooker, Consul Wert 30 1V30.12 5 and child, John Eanghlin, 1'rof. 30-1- 8V0 01 70 5 E'E Sunday as Leave Honolulu. 2 73 on Arrive Honolulu. Thu 130.19 4 Services will be held Office in grounds of Court House Build General 30-- 70 5iNNE and wife, Prof. M. M. bcott, 0 68 8o;o.i6 Hosraer 2S Frl. 1 J0.1 a' 4 10 A. m., Bible class; MAKIPOSA Jul 5 MONOWAI Jun ing, corner of Mililani and Queen Genoa Raphael de Luchi, Consul 16I5JO 09 30.02 69 81'0 09 62 kk Miss M. Pope, follows: Bat. Mrs. E. TiDgey, I. p. MOVOWAl Aiii? 2 Al.AMP Jul 25 streets. Palermo Anelo Tagliavia, Consul McKay, R. 11 :15 A. m. and 7 :30 m., preach- j corrected for temperature and ele Father Campos, Mrs. I. ALAMEDA Aug SO MAKIPOSA Aug 23 Dr. Barometer Elder J. C. Clapp. pt 20 Members Dr. Dav, Miner, Dr. NETHERLANDS. j vation, but not for latitude. Little, Miss E. Hopper, Ms ing by MAKIPOSA. Sep27 MONOWAI Sf Andrews, J.T. Water house, Jr., John child, W. MONOWAI Oct 25 I ALAMEDA Oct 18 McCloud, S. Ehrlich and J. Ena, Theo. F. Lansing and Attorney- - Amsterdam D H Schmull, Consul M. JS. Pereira, ana wire, world 3314-3- m book the - biggest in i- Tt1e. Sail and Moon. Sanderson, The General niith. Gen cal Miss Helen H. Bahb, Miss A. U. will be the catalogue of the British President Hon. W. O. Smith. Dordrecht P J Bouwman, Consul & CO8 I CD Johnson, Miss Hopper, Miss Pauahi Museum. has been in prepara- C318. BRSWfiS Secretary Chas. Wilcox. H 5 o o P o It BELGIUM. il: a o A. U. Uanchor, Kev. F.xecutive Officer C. B. Reynolds. i J 1 Judd, Mis a. tion thirteen years, but now the i g 8 as Inspector and Manacer of Garbage Ser 9 3 H. Bice, Mrs. J. HntchiLSon, Miss L. Antwerp Victor horge, Consul-Gene- ral j tL a task of compilation is Boston Line of Packets L.. Li. 5c r at Cole, Miss H. T. Bacon, Rev. R. gigantic vice I.a I'lerre. E C. completion. Some idea of G. W. C. Jones. Ghent Coppieters, Consul F. Coyle, D. D., and wife. Mrs. John nearing Inspector Liege Juies Blanpam, Consul Col. size can be guessed from the Port Physician, Dr. G. P Andrew3. p.m. a.m. a ru. a.m. Sherman, Dr. S. G. Tucker, its Shippers will please take Dispensary, Dr. H. W Howard. Bruges Emile an den Brande, Consuj 4.20 3.20 S 50 ..... 5.18 6.44 7.?5 Mom-so- n ,--a Z. Mon.. IS la Vergne, A. W. fact that 1,400,000 distinct titles ' T t V rrHr that the Tuep. 19 6 0 4.30 e.40 0.15 S.18 6.44 8.21 George de Leper Settlement, Dr. R. K. Oliver. SWEDEN AND NORWAY. 9 04 -- . 40 0 1 3 1. 0 5.18 6.44 wife, Miss Jones, Miss entries have been printed in & Wed M 5 5. 9.44 and and AMKRICAX BARK Thur. 21' 6.30 6.30 11. 0 1.40 5.19 6.i Mrs. Lieutenant Norton of languages, and present- Board of Education. Stockholm C A Engalls, Acting Consul- - I Pm' Cohlan, all sorts JOHN D. BREWES 22 0 6.20 2. 0 O.S0 5.19 6 45 10 20 child, Mrs. L. M. Babcock, Mrs. of even to Court House Euilding, King street.. General. Frl.... 7. 6 45 ID. 53 aud ing no end difficulties ?atM. 23, 7.2" 7.20 2 50 0 5.19 Jackson, Mrs. C. D. Haven, Hon. W. R. Castle. Christians L Samson, Consul 5.19, 6.45 11.25 S. G. and linguists employ- New or about JULY President, ice-Cons- m fun.. 24 7.50 8 . 0 3 . 0 1.40 S. Enos, the savants Leaves York on Lyskil II Bergstrom, Haven, Mrs. T. ul Miss Carrie ed on the work. 1st for this port, if sufficient induce- Secretary, W. James Smith. Gothembrg Guatav Kraak, Vic-Cons- John Tregloan and wife, Mr. ment offers. Inspector of Schools, A. T. Atkinson. Fnll moon on the 17th at 8h. 35 m. p. m. to at 34s. p.m. of Banning. Daily is deliver- CSSTTor further information, apply District court. Time Whistle blow lh. 2m. The Advertiser & 27 Kilbj St , Boston, JAPAN. Honolulu time, which la the same as 12h. Om. 0s. 75 Chas. Brewer Co., Qreecwicb time. ed by carriers for cents a month. Mass., or to Police Station Building, Merchant atrem Tokio His Excellency R Walker Irwin of The longest clock pendulum ever Now e For every 1000 feet of distance of the observer of Eiffel Tower 377 Sing up Telephones 88. C. Bit EWER A CO. (L'D.), A. G. M. Robeiteon, Magistrate. Minister Resident (from the Custom House) allow one second for made is that to subscribe. Honolulu, Agents. Jamea Thompson, Clerk. Hiogo and Ouika C P Hall, Consul lFnnmiBBion of sound, or 5 seconds to a statute feet. tb.8 time mile.