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Xtasincss vTarite. Business CarDs. time opened wide to send nut a llash THE LIFE OF PESTALOZZi, of lightning, at another were half closed as if engaged ou what was go- ing on within; his features now ex- HAWAIIAN M. E. Grossman, D.D.tf. HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO., pressing a profound sadness, and now The New Jewelry Store again the most peaceful happiness; HARDWARE, One of the Greatest Teachers of his speech either slow or nurried. 503 Fort Street, either oft and melodious or bursting Abstract and Title Co. Cutlery and Glassware the World. forth like thunder; imagine the man ARK PREPARED TO MANUFACTURE ANY 307 Fort Street. and you have him whom we used to THING IN THEIR LINK. call our Father Pestalozzi. Such as 1 3575-l- y have sketched him for you wo loved N"0. MERCHANT 8T. DENTIST, Souvenir Spoons ! him; we all loved him, for H. DAVIDSON, HARD STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION. he loved us all; we loved him a specialty. Also, on hand & fine stock J. 93 so warmly that when some time HONOLULU, U. I. EOTXL STRUT of imported passed without our seeing him we were quite troubled about it, and Attorney ind Ccunsellor-at-La- ir. when he again appeared we could not SST'OmcM Hotras 9 a. ac. to 4 p. x. JEWELEY. A 1'aper by l'rofemor II. S. Townieud, take our eyes off him." Love and iVERVTnn'G IN TUG LATE8T DESIGNS. m. of Lahainaluna The Life of a Swlaa faith, then, lie at tho very foundation r. tiatcn President of - - Vtre-Prriide- ni Office 36 Merchant Street, Pedagocue A Lecture at a Recent Pestalozzlan theory and practice. Cecil Croirn Island orders promptly attended to. again: dook DR. R. I. MOORE Teachers I'uhllc Meeting on Maui. Pestalozzi "If I back J. F. Brown, Treasurer.! ilanRfjsr P. O. BOX 2S7. and ask myself what I have real re- W. Y. Krear 4nditor F. M. WAKEFIELD, done toward the improvement of ele- MUTUAL TELEPHONE 46S. mentary education, I find that iu DENTIST, Attorney and Counsellor at Law recognizing observation as the abso- The following is the conclusion lute basis of all knowledge I have J? Temporary Office with C. W. ABhford, established the first and most impor- This Company u prepared to search of the article on Pestalozzi, the tant principle of instruction." And rocord3 and farr:L;h abstracts of title to E. A. JACOBSON Merchant Street, Honolulu. property tn the Kingdom. Swiss pedagogue, which was begun again: "Observation is the absolute all real 3394-l- y basis of all knowledge. In other : Parties pi to: a loioiun.or contenipiat-i- n Officii Arlington Eouss, Hotel St, Pirlor 2. in yesterday's issue words, all knowledge must proceed the purchase of real estate will find it Man OhoDg Restaurant from observation ami must admit of company WILLIAM C. PARKE, In this case we have do fault to find to their advantage u coasoit the UkLF history which we read on a being traced to that source." B"t the In regard to title. Gas Administered. BSTHXL STREET, HONOLULU. with the English word observation very inade- - AT -- LAW tombstone. Pestalozzi was completely - ATTORNEY quately represents the German word y All orders attended to with prompt- 12 1 dominated by his overwhelming love OrrxcK Hocks : 9 to and to 4. BKTWEKN KINO AND HOTEL STREETS. AKE auschauuug, lor which it here stands. ness. for humanity. This determined the I should use the word intuition, but Telephony 25; P. O. Box 3271-l- m Agont to Uks Acknovrlodgcaomw. motive of his life, and of his philoso- Bell phy of education, if he may be said to this word, in English, seems to be 13 losing very meaning obser- Tie Best 2 Meal in Town ! ryici Ko. Kaab.uinanu Street, Hono have had a philosophy of education. tho which C. BREWER & CO., L'I "SANS SOUCF HOTEL lain, H. I. Stung by the degradation of the poor, vation expresses, and that is an essen- and wrongs which they sufiered, tial part of the meaning of QSEEf STK3KT, HOSOLULU, II. I. j.SS"'Fovl in season on Tuesday, Fri- LEWERS COOKE, the anschauung. takes both English SEASIDE RESORT, day every a he set himself to devise means of It and Sunday; Broiled Chicken conclusion words to express the meaning of the AGENTS FOR : Sunday Morning. (Snccsatari to Z.ewera & Dlckioa) helping them. And his "WAIKIKI, XiOOLXJIU. : to poor one German word. Ix?t us take, In Hawaiian Agricultural Co. was "If we desire aid the connection with this, on aphorism Onomea Sugar Co. TICKETS FUR 21 MKAL8 i:n?orler ! i u Laiuhei man, the very lowest among the peo- $4.50! Ialert ple, can be done in one way only, from his "Evening Hour of a Honoma Sugar Co. "7 desire to find no quieter haven And all Klcdi of Bclldicg this Hermit": "Nature develops all 3517--tf Mter'.l. is by changing his schools into the Wailuka 8agar Co. than the 'Sans SoucV, and may well --y"TryitI that human faculties by practice, and their Waihee Sugar Co. add with the poet: No. 83 FOBT BTI1EET, Honolnlu. true places of education, in which the phj'sical pow- growth depends on their exercise." Makee Sugar Co. a more sacred or Fequestered moral, intellectual and (iertrude Chil- Co. In bower. ers which God has put into our nature In "How Teaches Her UaleakaJa Ranch Nor nymph nor Faunas haunted.' K. W. SI'CHXSNSi M. A W. dren," he says education Kapapala Ranch. Criterion Saioon J. T. M'CEl may be drawn out, so that the man that cousist STEVENSON." 32i Clay St., S. z 40 Queen St, Hono. may be to live a life such as in "a continual benevolent superin- Plantars' Line San Francisco Packets. ROBERT LOUIS enabled tendence with the object of calling & Line of Boston P. C. Advertiserj Oct. 7, 1S93. M. W. McOHESNEY & SONb, a man should live, contented in him Chaa. Brewer Co.'s people. Thus, forth all the faculties which Provi- Packets. self and satisfying other dence has implanted." Kamsaucr, of Wliolcania Grocers, Commission Mer- and only thus, does the man, whom Agents Boston Board Underwriters. A. of first a pupil, then an assistant, gives Agents Philadelphia Board of Underwri- T. Simpson, Another Invoice the celebrated and in God's wide world nobody helps and 3523-l- y MANAGER. chants Importer. nobody to help him- us a glimpse of Pestalozzi's method of ter!. can help, learn applying these principles in the JOHN Wl ELAND EXTRA PALE Qeeu fiit., Konoiuiu. self." With this view of his life, we cannot cry "cant!" when he tells us, school room. He says: "Tho exer- List or Officxbs: C. B. RIPLEY, "For thirty years my life was a des cises in language wero the beat we had, Hon. J. O. Carter, President & Manager & perate struggle against the most especially those which had reference George II. Robertson - - Treasurer LEWIS CO., frightful poverty. More than a thous- ftb tho wainscoting of the school E. F. Ciehop - - - Secretary ! Lager Beer and times I was obliged to go without room. He spent whole hours before 2nl. '.V. Allen - - - Auditor ARCHITECT that wainscoting, very old and torn, F. Also, a fresh Invoice of dinner, and at noon, when even the Ciiai M. Oooie ) Office New afe Deposit Building, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, poorest were seated around a table, I busy in examining the holes and renta ?.-- rec;-.rs- . respect to form, position 11. Warho.H3 KOHOL.ULC. H. I. CALIFORNIA OYSTERS devoured a morsel of bread upon the with number, H. C. Alltsn Esq. J highway; and all that I might minis- and color, and in formulating our ob- Plana, tipeciS cations, and Superintend" FOB- - 111 FORT STEEE'l. ter to the needs of the poor by tho servations in sentences more or less ence given for every description of Build- realization of my principles." It is developed. . Then Pestalozzi would ing. OYSTER COCKTAILS wholesome to contemplate such a ask us:- - IJoys, what do you see?' " Iron Works BuiMing.-- . see a hole in the wainscoting.1 Old sjccsfuUy remodelled character. 4'I and enlarged. BEAVEK SAL00K, Very well, repeat after me: I see a , Designs for Interior Decorations. HIS PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION. hole in tho wainscoting, and soon.'" QUEEN STIiKKT, Maps or Mechanical Drawing, Tracing, L. H. DEE, - Proprietor. r r street Opposite tvilder A co.' Fichte tried to make a philosopher Vuillemin tells his children that "at and Blueprinting. 3406 H. NOLTZ, FBOl'BOTOB. of Pestalozzi, but he can scarcely be Yverdun language was taught by the Between Alakea and Richard Streets. J. aid of intuition (observation)"; we COP" for or Newspapr ii-cl- to succeeded. Drawirps Boio ri M LuncDnt Served vith. Tos, CofTea said have His heart learned to see correctly, Illustration. Eoda Water, G'agtr A3 a or JiCtli.. was better than his head. In fact his and through CASTLE & COOKE heart ruled not only his hands but also this very process lo form for our- mUK UNDKKSIGXFD ARE PRE-J- L Open From 3 a.m. till lO p. . his head. Speaking of his "Researches selves a correct idea of the rela- pared to iaak all kind of Iron, JL.lh'JU AN"! 7"Saolier ' Btq olsitea a Specialty on the Course of Nature in the Devel- tions of things. What we had Brass, Kronze, Ziju: and Lead Ca:.ting-)- ; FIRE conceived clearly we had no diffi- -- opment of the Human Itace," a phil- also a general Repair Shop for team JOHN T. WATERH0USE, osophical undertaking to which Fichte culty in expressing clearly." Again: Engines, Rice Mills. Corn Mill. Water E- urged him on, he says; "This book " We were made to invent geometry, Wind Mills, te. ; Machines for by having marked out for us the end Wheels, INSUBANC- Importer anfi Oe.!eir t is to me only another proof of my lack the cleaning of Coffee, Castor Oil Beans. of ability. No one understands me, to reach, and by being put on the-route-. Ramie, Sissal, Pineapple Leaves and 1863 and it has been hinted that the whole The same course was followed other fibrous plants ; also, Machines for m AGENTS 9SNESAL MEROIUKDISE. work has been taken for nonsense." in arithmetic." Pestalozzi applied raper Mock, Machines for extracting if these same principles in moral educa- No. 36--1 Queen Street, His most friendly critics argree with Starch from Maniock, Arrow Root, etc. Honolula. him in hii estimate of this book. tion. He says of ritanz : " I made use-o- f gXJ All orders promptly attended to. AGENTS FOR But sonie sort of philosophy under- the impressions and experiences of H. HACKFELD ft CO.. lies all thought, howt-ve- r unconscious their every day life to give my chil- dren a true and exact Idea of right Pioneer Steam NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL of such philosophy the thinker may & Agrent be. Pestalozzi got exceedingly clear and duty. When the neighboring White, Hitman Co. FACTORY BAKERY General Commission views of the outlines of the philoso- town of Altdorf was burnt down, I CAM and gathered my children around mo and S43S-t- f Co. phy which underlies his educational Life Insurance Orr. Irort & Queen fita...!Jcrjolclti . theories, though he was not able to said: 'Altdorf has been burnt down ; JT, HORN Practical Ovniectioner. a philosophical perhaps at this very moment there Pastrv Cook and Baker. OF BOSTON, combine them into are a HONOLULU STORKS CO., system. Even his own assistants at hundred children there without IRON home, food or clothe ; will you not No. 71 Hnt Hi Ttrhone. Yverdun disputed among themselves New Goods Co. as to which one understood Pestalozzi, ask our good Government to let assortment. Mtna Fire Insurance Steam Engines. and the controversy grew to heated twenty of them come and live with a -- :fine CENTKAL 31AKKET! pollers. Nnttrnr Kills, Cooler. FJrw as to become a chief cause for the us.' I still seem to see the emotion E" (Inmtlngn, of Yet with which they answered: O, yes, NTJTJyTTJ HARTFORD. and Iead eventual failure the institute. -- ! STREET. his writings contain pregnant sen- yes!' But. my children,' I said, FOR FLOOR r?.v.'-'- TILES Ar.J Ecachinery oever' description tences in which the most profound of 'think well of what you are asking. to order. pai.l tc And for Decorating Purposes; First-clas- s Market in every respect ; be HUSTACE & VAs. Particular attention educational principles are clearly ex- Even now we have scarcely money sides carrying a full line of Meats, '.;iif y blacksnaithins. Job worit xcuted pressed. When these are departed enough, ami it is not at all certain, if Mattctg of all. Ktxdb, we make a specialty of the shortest notic. from the mass of less pertinent mat these poor children came to us, the Deai-tr- s in ter which surrounds them, the system Government would give us any more Maxtla Cioaes. Breakfast Bausages, which lies at the base of ?ueh theories than they do at present, so that you Cheese, O YOU FEED may be readily seen. In order to an- might have to work harder and fdiare Chinese Fire Crackers, Rockets and Head WOOD AND COAL D swer to ourselves the question, "What your clothes with these children, and bombs, Japanese Provision and Scy. Pressed Corn. Beet. THE BABY I is Pestalozzianisin?" it i necessary to sometimes, perhaps, co without food. Also White and Black Sand which ? examine these most characteristic sen Do not say, then, that you would like Hind-paint- to come ed Porcelain Dinner Set, WESTBROOK & GARES, rat-;- tencex in the light of his life. them uiilos 3011 are quite will sell at the very lowest market The Skin needs food. If the Com- prepared for nil plexion is Fallow, ronph, Bcaly, pimply, We have seen that the motive of his the consequences.' hand-embroider- ed 3137--q After having spoken to them in A few of those fine Proprilto::. ITo. 414. is beoau-- e it is not fed with life and thought was philanthropy, this SECBzul. TEirnoE it and its purpose to draw out the moral, way, as seriously as f could, I made Telephone No. 414. intellectual :u.i physical power.--, them repeat all 1 had said, to be quite SIX.3i and SiVTIH 8CREEN8, SSMctuai, LOLA I&0NTEZ CHEME they had The Planters Monthly. 3403-l- y which God has put into our nature. suri that thoroughly under- The Skin Feed snd Tissue Builder, But what are the first and most essen- stood what the consequences ol their positively the only safe and reliable ar- tial power which God has put into request would be. But they were not ticle for" the Complexion. Absolutely in the least shaken in Assorted colors and patterns of Crepe CONTENTS FOIl FKBIiU-AR- Y. our nature? I.iet Pestalozzi answer in their decision, Tete-ateCu- ps narmlfcfs, opens the pores, increases the and all repeated 8ilk Shawls. Elegant . FOR SALE. his own words: "The essential prin- 'Yes, yes; we are 1894-- n-ad- and 8aucers. A fine lot of natural and necessary secretions of the ciple of education in not teaching, it i quite to work harder, eat less, skin. Kestcres the fieeh to firm health;, love. The child loves and believes and share our clothes, for we want state of youth. Prevents wrinkles. before and acts. The forces them to come.' An Agricultural station for Hawaii. for chapped lips it thinks BOATS AND ACCESSORIES Good burns, and ban!?. of the heart faith ami love are in "Some refugees from the Grixons-havin- Cotton Cultivation in Hawaii. gjlot lasts thret? months. of man given me a Profits in the Beet Sugar Industry. the formation immortal what few ciowns for my A tew of those handy Ifo3quitoUrn 75 GENTS. the root is for the tree." (Speaking of poor children, I at once called tbemv Also, en a3ortment of new styles of Beet tnigar. PRICE says: things I and said : men Annual Meeting of the Planters' Labcr I Adams' Power Press JEJAsk vcur dniiriit for it. Stanz, he "Before all 'These are obliged to Snpplv . HOW CAN YOU TOLERATE was bound to gain the confidence and leave their country; they hardly know KrwtTrn Gli:m and. Tables ani Co. the love of the children." And again: where they will find a home tomor- Twelfth Annual Keportof the Secretai v , Freckles, Pim- "J wai persuaded that my aflection row, y-t- in spite of their trouble, K.-JI- Lalxjr they a Muntl jlecticn of JAPAN of the Planters' and Supply Co. ples, Blackheads, would change state of my have given me for you. ji!u Keport of Committee on Cultivation. the children this Com XdXUiEb. SI7K OK PLATEN 00x40 IN., yellow or mud- just as quickly as the spring sun and thank them And the emotion Report of Committee on Fertilizers. dy Skin, mouth would to new life tne of the brought Keport of Committee on Kamie awake earth children tears to the & CO. Wrinkles or anj that winter had benumbed. I was not eyes of the refugees. WINCt WO CHAN for Long dis-fiirnrem- Muall Iudusiries Hawaii form of facial deceiving myself. Before the spring " was iu way I Staple Cotton and Kxperiments in Rais- It this that strove to GOOD ORDER ! when sun melted the snow of our mountain-- , awaken the feeling of each be- i Kanejhe, IN WORKING virtue No. as Nuannu Straat. in: at Oatm. Mrs Nettie Har my children w?re hardly to be recog- fore talking about it, for I thought it By an Expert. r Oranre Culture. rison fruaranteos nized." Let Proft-sso- Vuillemin, at unwise to talk to children on subjects heview of the Sugar Market for 1S03. to cure you. Don't one time a pupil in the at which would compel of OfSrers and Conimitie3 cf I Institute ihem to speak List th. And now in daily use. Jer yonr Yverdum, speak of the manner of without thoroughly understanding X. . !E. DEE, Planters' Lbor and Supply Co. a hopeles0 love Pestalozzi inspired: "Imagine, what they were saying." Meteorological Summary ty Weeks for r one. (he lf,y3. my children w.s writing this To begin with the child's own ex- JOEBEK OP" the Year own periences first-han- d This Pre?? is complete in all its pnrt3 Mrs. Harrison treats ladi-- s forall de- account for his children), a very and ideas and fects of figure. The perma- ugly man with rouh, bristling hair, emotions, ami to build upon this foun- and is only otleie'i lor sale to luakt room face and superfluous through Subscription 2JjO a lor a new Prr? of morn recent inv ntion nent removal of hair his face scared with smallpox and dation the self activity of (he Wiuei, Spirits aud I'ors yeir. guaranteed. covered with freekh-s- an untidy child, und. r the supervision" of the? Foreign Subscriition ?3 a year. and better adaptrd for the incrta!iri MUM. .V F TTVIililSON tii is is . TTIE beard, no necktie, h'n breeches me teacher, the substance of the Bound Volumes 3 JVl work of our otl'u ViTioriort.- - IJivuty Doctor. HOTEL STHKKT, S?"Apply to properly buttoned and coming down method. Back Volumes bound to order. 20 (iertry tr"et, Pan Francisco, Cai. to hi- - -- '. , king-, whi. b hi their tur., From the Evening Hour of a Her- 'cr . i i . : ...... Between Fort and 2rrtuanu. Address Co. rf-l-- sa!p bv HOl.LlSTl- II & CO., J lil,M..',!n,-- i Ull II I $rlt;tl, .i.i.i.IDICl. MJOCSi.. mit again: "The circle of knowledge fly4ZKTTF. PUBLISHING CO., Hawaiian Gazette Prnsjr'sts, 10r Fort St.. Honolulu.' I Fancy him pantinir and jerking as h commence close around a man, ami So'jG-t- i 3457-- q fS 3!erchant St. . Honolulr. 2-'- 1317-t- f f walked; then hi eyes, which at one extends concentrically. Force not the '

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Xcuj ! faculties of children into the remote rCcto uTJcrtisnnrntfi. 2l&cn"tisnr.rrD paths of knowledge until they have TO RID US OF THE BLIGHT, BY gained strength by exercise on thing' AUTHORITY that are near them." Professor Vuil-lemi- n eaya at Yverdua: "The first PIANO . of geography were taught u. Sealed Tenders :- National Cane element to - Shredder on the spot. Trie n we reproduced in Professor Koebele's Trip the ce HALL, relief with clay the valley of which Will be rc ived at thi kenem! Post-offi- Other Islands. until .MONDAY, March ly, 1S34, we had ju9t made a study." And NOTICE. COMMSNCINO FBIDAY, MiKCII 9th. OPEN Karl Hitter, one of the greatest geo- at 12 o'cloi;! noon, for furni&hing mail (except Wednesday evening) d uly, PATENTED UNDEIl THE LAWS graphers of all time says: "Pesta- bags for the inter-islan- d mail service. FROM TO 5 AND 7 TO 10 P. M. OP lozzi lews geography than a P.. THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. knew Samples of bags can be seen at the child in oDe of our primary schools, THIRTY DIFFERENT EINDS OF SCALE. was I gained my Postoffice. The Great Historical r I yet it from him that t chief knowledge of this science; for it The Postmister-Gener- al does not bind AND The attention of Planters was to I first in listening him that himself to accept tha lowest or any bid. wjrr to unforseen circumstances and Agents is called to tho conceived the idea of the natural Man on Oahu That Hate Not method. It was he who opened the Sira! J. M. OAT, cur Tuner and riepairer has Astronomical Clock of America following letter from Mr. to Kill V;34-3- r- -i will way, and I pleasure in attribut- Prof. Koebele Han Acre1 t Postmaster-Gener- al. deiaved in Jeiving 'Frisco, but John A. i take witho-i- t Scott, Manager of ing whatever value my work may Them All in Three Year He f rrive fail this month (Mrch) The acme of Horolojjical Science and We can as-ur- our customers of firft-cl.i-- s the Hilo Sugar Co., regarding if have entirely to him." Thus we see 1V11I Soon J.eare for Australia. Light and .Mechanical Skill. 1 ! of pre- In re Maui Electric work only, as the following extract the working of the the application Pestalozzi' 4 i of the National cept in one hcieuce of geography, Power Company, Limited, from a letter received last mail from ou rami Procession the .wau Fran isco correspondents, Messrs. Cane Shredder, which he has and this must suflice for this evening. Presidents of the United States ! Whereas, lite Maui Klectric Light and KoMer A Chase will testify: just introduced into the Mill 5 From the .Evening Hour of a Her- i Professor Albert Koebele, who has a corporation "We have thoroughly canvassed the mit once more and for the lat time. Power Company, Limited, EVERY FIFTEEN MIXUTES. of that Company: And as I .shall offer no comment on undertaken the gigantic task of rid- laws of the Ha- matter of sending jou a good man, and established under the i- i ffrl eure there - not another man stands 13 feet. Wainakc, ) the passage, I ask your particular at- ding the Islands of the blights that, pursuant to law illtat This remarkable Clock Hilo, Hawaii, waiian Islands has the ifj tn- - city that would answer your ol marvel tention while I read it: There is in such action, would in a few The complete movements this January L'2d, 1SOI.J nature an order and march of devel- without in such cases made and provided, duly pnri-j-- t.'iat :could induced to go on of ingenuity take place every quarter of Hon Wm. G. Ikayix, Honolulu, H. I. opment. If you disturb or interfere years so injure the trees of the group 61ed at the office of the Minister any ' an hour. An interesting and historical Dear ik: In reply to viAire of the with it, you mar the peace and har- that they would be practically worth- of lb Interior, a petition for descri will be given at intervals. 16th hist iirardin: the National Cane mony of the mind. And this you do, less. Letv- - your orders with us at once, as jr.dri.jbioa Udc ; children 10.:. Mnedder furnished by the ijjivtr.al the dissolution of the said corporaii"n, Si rota- if, before you have formed the mind says rid all wot will be attended to in the Mill Co. of New York, and erected by by progressive knowledge of the reali- Professor Koebele he will together with a certiBcate thereto annex- tion as received. the llilo Sugar Co. this past season, ties of Jifeyou flirr; into the laby- the islands of these pests in three ed, as required by law. & I would it has now it Bachelder Chase, in operation Jen rinth of words, and make them the years. He has just returned from a Now therefore, notice La hereby given day and m'xht during th pat OVKli HO OIIDEKS 1331-- 1 w PROPRIETORS. three weeks working on plant cane, and basis of development. trip to the other islands of the group, n-i or The artificial march of the ordinary to any acd all who have been ALKEADV HOOKED. also hard ratoons,and it is:iviii me the where lie has carefully inspected the 1 school, anticipating the order of na- are now interested in any manner what- greatest eatisfaction. he more ' mm of ture, which proceeds without anxiety different parasites that are preying on soever in the mid corporation, that OUK TELEHIONE its capabilities, the pleaded I am and without haste, inverts this order so many of our trees. ojVctions to the grantinz of the said NUMBERS A ICE lOO. NEW SHIRTS! That I put it in, as I am fatistied that it words and se- will repay the original outlay in a by placing first, thus "The Julvinarin Psidi is the most petition luuat be filed in the office of the short cures a ileceitful appearance of suc prevalent blight group." said lime, in sain of labor, higher extrac- cess at trie exoense or naiurai anu in the nndertigned on or before TUESDAY, the tion, etc. safe development. the Professor yesterday. "It attacks 20ih day of March, 1894, and that any White Linen Shirts, It is shredding from 50 to 400 tons of provision Kona, as cane every 22 hours with the greatest what or wuat effort is everything. In North far person or persons desiring to be heard $2.25 apiece with collars and , made in our schools to form th mind as one can see, the black appearance ea-e- and it could shred a much larger thereon, must be in attendance at the dePjUmET. cuffs; first-cla- ss finish. quantity if by progressive knowledge of the reali seen on guava wm necessary. It delivers the ties of life either before or after fling of this scale can be the office of the undersigned in the Executive shredded cane in an even uniform feed ing it into the labyrinth of words and forests. This black appearance is the Building, Honolulu, at 10 o'clock a. m. Crape Shirts to the three roller mill, which receives it making them the basis of develop- Jyunago &alicina, and is always the peti- without the intervention f any labor, of said day, lo show ca i.e why siM a-- 4 ment? Does the artificial marrfi of 'evidence of the scale. Although this The Hawaiian News Company, Limited With Ties, $1.75 apiece; still" and the cane is thoroughly shredded tion should not be pranted. or disintegrate 1 the ordinary Hawaiian school, anti- pest does not kill the trees or bushes bosom finish ; new patterns. it relieves the mill of a of nature, which J. A. KING, 3587-t- great deal of strain, thus reducing cipating tho order on which is found, saps their vi- f the proceeds without anxiety and without it it Minister of the Interior. liability of broken shafts, gearing, etc. tality, and prevents them from bear- Crape Shirts There is a saving of four (4) hfite, Invert this order by placing ing. The coffee tree is one of its favor- Interior Office, January loth, 1894. men daily words first, and thus secure a deceit- With Ties, $1.25 apiece; white on the mill, as only one man is required ex- ite dwelling places, and in a very short 25S7-eo- w to regulate the of ful appearance of success at the i or colored ; be&t qnality ; Ftron amount cane delivered pense of and safe develop time, if it not eradicated, it would Patents. by the carrier to the shretMer. has natural seriously affect the coffee industry. It ment ? Sale Government Lands in and comfortable Shirts. fncrea.ned the extraction from 4 to To summarize Pestalozzianism in a "A number of the scales tbar are of 5 per cent. here do not appear in California, and North llilo, Hawaii, 'I he National Fence Co., citizens The economical nse of gene- sentence, the motive of education is vice rerun. This is also the case lo Jones Silk Shirts, steam is pbilanthrophy; its purpose is to en- Un FRIDAY. Mrch 16, 1S94, at 12 of the United States, have through their rally a serious cjiihideration in adding able the man whom in God's wide cally. On Oahu there are a number itornpys, THE HAWAIIAN HARD- $4 apiece; fine patterns; new machinery, as in most mills tne of the pests that have not made their o'clock noon, at the front entrance of the WARE CO., LIMITED, been prante 1 splendid boiler power is taxed to highest world nobody helps and nobody can of isl- finish. its limit, appearance on any the other Executive Building, will be sold at pub- Letter.-- for Hawaiian as it was in this mill, any help, to help himself; its means is is to strong restric- Patent the Islands and increased the drawing out of the moral, intel- ands. This due the lic auction, two tracts of Government on new and useful "Improvement in ESSTThe above 'complete of demand necessitated an additional boil- tions placed on the shipment of plants hy 1 lectual, and physical power which Land in J'aana Awawaike, North the Construction of Wire Fence," as well Shirts received the latest steamer er. I'.ut find that tho shredder aLd the to the other islands. This rule is antl as a new and useful improvement in "Tool are ready for sale by three roll mill engines God lias put into our nature; its enforced. The black and Hilo, Hawaii, iz: combined use no method is self-activit- y; the first prin- strictly the jor loining Wire hence Strands" and more steam than the three roll mill ciples of human nature are the moral red Hcale of California are here and are Tract No. 1 containing an area of 33.34 used in the construction of what is engine did when working on whole cane, doing considerable harm. The latter as ITOHAN, while doing work of principles of love and faith; and the acres. Upset price f 1G3.70. known here the "JONES LOCKED well-know- Shirt-make- r, better and more it, is hurtful only to citrus trees. Sole Agent of the n and owing to the uniform first materials of education are the Tract No. 2 containing an area of 27.53 FENCE." 3618-- feed on the realities of life. "The IZhizococcu8, a scale that only Having complied with the require- Yamatova. 1 mtt mill, the engine demands very little made its appearance here two years acres. Upset price $137.9D. ments of the law in cases made and attention. 1113 ago, i- INFLUENCE. is one of the most dangerous that It - conditioned that the purchasers of provided the riht to make, use and The aiegass from the shredded cane speak briefly, of I have seen. It' has not reached the pay of survey vend the said inventions or discoveries makes superior fuel, and the firemen It remains but to other islands as yet, but it attacks al- the above lots shall cost Pestalozzi's influence upon the educa- plotting of same, also reserving to on the Hawaiian Inlands reats exclusivel- have lees difficulty in maintaining a uni- begin- most anything on this island. It is and y' form pressure of steam formerly. tional progress of the world, say dif- Gove, with the Hawaiian hardware than ning with that country which pro- impossible to just how many the nment a mht of way 20 feet in CO. 1 will be pleased to have a call from :1 ferent kinds of blight there are here, width through paid lots. in- parties interested, aa fited earliest and most by his life I should say about thirty, and All persons are cautioned against it is necessary to and thought. After the disastrous but For further information, apply to the fringing on either of the above nan-e- see the machine at work to iully appre- possibly more. ciate capabilities. battle of Jena, in 1806, Frederick Wil- Land Office, Interior Department. patents. its liam III. ol Prussia, in an address to Professor Koebele leaves in the next THE JOVES NATIONAL :'KNCE O., I remain, very truly yours, his people said: "We have indeed steamer for Australia, where he will J. A. KING, By their attorneys in ract, (Sig.) JOHN A. SCOTT, spend about six months in collecting Minister of the Interior. CO , Manager Hilo Sugar Co. lost in territory, and fallen in exter- insects that are enemies to the local TIIK HAWAIIAN HARDWARE nal power and splendor, but we must go Interior Office, February 5, 1894. UIITKI. see we gain internal pests. Then he will to China, 307 Stkeet, Hoxolllc. to it that in Japan, and India, and will send more :;604--3t Fort power and splendor; and hence it Is 335 1 533-- 1 1 GUTTlans for erection of my earnest desire that the greatest scale destroyers for our benefit. There attention be given to the instruction are already six species of lady bugs, Department of Finance, these shredders may be seen and two kinds of moths here which H. I March 6, 1894.) If at the office of of the people." Stein, and after him have been set at liberty and are doing Honolulu, the Agents, Hardenburg, nobody did the political of and where prices and other parti- work of organizing the proposed edu- effective duty. All employee the Government cational movement. Fichte, in a The work of collecting the bucjs is other persons to whom moneys may be THIS SPACE culars may also be obtained. an arduous task. Thousands have to be- You Wish series of addresses to the German be shipped by every steamer, all of due at the Hawaiian Treasury on or people, showed that the education fore the 31st dav of Mrch, are requested RESERVED KOK proposed by Pestalozzi, and no other, whi.di must be collected within a couid accomplish the desired end. week of the day of sailing, as other- to present vouchers for settlement on or wise they would die before they could before that data, and all persons having; Zeller, one of Pestolozzi's pupils and reach here. Professor Koebele does To A. F. COOKE, assistants was called to Prussia to all the work himself, not trusting it moneys on account of the Government G. Irwin Co. train teachers. In 1S46, the centennial anyone are requested to make their returns MA.NA.GEli, HAWAIIAN fi LI of Pestalozzi's birth, there were m to else. The great majority of the scale of promptly, in order that there may be no FERTILIZER CO. SOLE AGENTS Prussia alone fifty normal schools for the islands has teeu introduced here Keep Up With the FOR THE the training of teachers according to delay in closing th accounts for the HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. move- from other countries. Most of them period ndiug is to fiscal March m 'his methods. And it this came years ago, and in later times biennial :vr94-3- ment that Prussia Owes her proud pos- only a few species have been brought. 3lst, 1894. W. vi. ASHLEY, ition in the educational world today. only one of Another of Pestalozzi's pupils, Dr. There is kind of scale that Registrar Public Accounts. Times, sugar cane. is called 1531-- 3t Mayo, co-operati- on with others, attacks the It 3G29 Hawaiian in the inealy-bu- v, and does not kill the established in London the Home and cane, but greatly weakens it. Colonial Traiuiug Institution, au in- "The eucalyptus tree is not attacked stitution which seems to have enjoyed by any parasite in this country,,: said A COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT You Must less success than it deserved, and that Professor Koebele, "but in Australia Electric chiefly abroad. It was from this there is a big caterpillar, eight on nine school that Miss Margaret 12. M. AT Jones and Professor Herman Krusi, at inches long, that bores holes up and Read were down the trunk and completely ruins Company. the requestof Dr. Sheldon, called the tree. The natives eat these cater- Kawaiahao Church, to assist in the work of introducing pillars with great avidity." the Pestalozzian education at Oswego. Professor Koebele was the discov The history of the normal schools erer of the Vedalia Cardinalis. the THUBSU Y EVENING- The News. generally seems inextricably connec- great enemy of the cottony cushion ted with the history of Pestalozzianism scale that has played such havoc with at least so far as America is con- California orchards, and was here in MARCH 15, AT S O'CLOCK, TO NOTICE TO CONSUMERS ! cerned. But the Oswego normal ago. THE school has been above all others the great qusntities a few years For The exponent the discovery of this little bug, the Mrs. Charles representative and of the State Board of Horticulture of Cali Mr. and Turner DA NIPPON Pestalozziau ideas In America. And fornia presented the scientist with a without robbing Mann, or Barnard, very Subscription Department or Page, or Dickinson of the honors valuable watch and cnain, with The new works of the Ha- them, may be a charm on which is an enlarged rep PROGRAMME: justly due it said that (Jardi-nali- 8, STORE Dr. K. A. Sheldon, of Oswego, has resentation of tne vedalia waiian Electric Co. being now done more than any other one man to in enamel. PART I. HAS RECEIVED BY THE THE STEAMER completed, notice is hereby introduce Pestalozzi's ideas and spirit mi 1. Overture, "Social" Schepegrell Of the OCEANIC FROM JAPAN into American schools. He lias taken Parisians eat 18,000 dozen frog Hawaiian Band. given that from and after Jan- the part in the movement in America legs annually. L. Chorus, "Hark, Apollo" Bishop uary i5th the Company is - Choir. ANOTHER which Zeller took in the Prussian The Volga' is the largest river of prepared to incandes- movement in the early part of the Europe. 3. Duett from "Lucrezia Borgia" Haw'n. News Co., L'd. supply resent century. Professor Gordy, in Donizetti LARGE cent electric lighting to E is Kise and Growtli of the Normal America has an area of 2,291,615,- - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner. School Idea in the United States, en- 347 acres. 4. Soprano soug, "To the Absent" INVOICE customers. umerates more than forty normal and Uncle Sam .will sell you .J. B. Andre Will OF In a few days the Company training schoo's which are now doing land at Mrs. John Paty. Pestalozziau work owing to the direct $1 25 per acre. (Violin, Miss M. Paty; piano, Miss A. will ako be prepared to fur- influence of Oswego, and to my own To secure a patent fees must be Paty.) nish song, des Czaar" aad Fancy Goods! electric motors for power, knowledge he lias not exhausted the paid in advance. o. German "Lied Supply You Si and of which due list. What the indirect influence of Americans have $300,000,000 inves- A. Lorzing notice will such an instution is, no man can esti- Mr. Paul Isenberg. ALSO be given. oi U mate. ted in shipping. 6. Grand scena, "Trovatore" These are the countries outside of Greece exports 5G,000 tons of cur- (Miserere) .'. G. Verdi With The Company further an- Switzerland in which Pestalozzi's in- rants per annum. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and choir. White "Star" Shirts nounce that they are prepared fluence has been most direct and most PART II. The cattle in the United States are Made by S.I. Yamatova of Yokohama. to receive orders for powerful. But one cannot observe the worth 5,500,000,000. 7. Overture, "Esmeralda" ..Herman interior changes which are taking place in the f Band. wiring and can furnish schools all over Christendom without The area of the earth is 197,000,000 Hawaiian Any fixtures 5. Chorus from "Martha".... Flowtow ( and all perceiving that the little Pestalozzian square miles. Choir. Mrs. J. F. Collaco, fittings in connection leaven is slowly leaeaning the whole More cheese is eaten by the Danes 0. Grand Recit and Air, "Roberto with new service. lump. than any other race. a tu Che Adoro"... Meyerbeer Publication PROPRIETRESS. This lecture has been made histor- - Printed rules, regulations There were 68,320 postoffices in Mrs. Charles Turner. 3556- tf ical rather than critical, in the hope the 10. An-dau- te and Company's we might be U. S. 30, 1893. Instrumental Quartette, rates can be that thus enabled June in G Oscar Fuchs had ou in some measure to realize the Food adulteration consumes 500 McGrew; piano, Miss Notice. application to the fellings of Karl Hitter when Violin, Mis In the World manager. he said: "I have seen more tons of cottonseed oil a year. Castle; Mr. H. Heitman; of There will be eight legal holidays organ, Mr. Wray Taylor. than the Paradise Swizerland, for I 11. Song, "The Mesa;e"..Blnmenthal have seen Pestalozzi, and reeoguized this year in Pennsylvania. Mr. Charles Turner. At a Wm. G. Irwin, how great his heart is, and how great aggregate value 12. his genius ; never have I been o filled The of American Solo, with chorus (invisible), railroads is 10,000,000,000. "Priory Gate" Pinsuti oSii-- witn a sense of the sacredness of my Mrs. Charles Turner and choir. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tf PRESIDENT H. E. CO. vocation aud the dignity of human Great Britain imported 3,556,000,-00- 0 1 that Mr. Thow Choy ha been this nature as in the days I spent with this pounds of sugar last year. Conductor of the Hawaiian Band, Mr. Reasonable day appointed Manager of the firm of noble man." Berger; at the pianoforte, Miss Boo Ying Lung, and is the only one Notice. Paris has expended more than Cattle, Miss N. Burham. .10,000 in statues in honor of authorized to Finn for naid firm. rPHE MEMBERSHIP KOLL OF THE Keep your friends abroad post- citizens. Rate. Dated Honolulu, March 9th, 194. f Union Party of the 1st and 2d Pre- on BOO' YING LUNG, cincts, 4th District, wi!lleopfn every ed Hawaiian affairs by sending The earth's lowest body of water is By Chhck, tbetn copies the flAWAIZAX Caspain y Tickets 50o., to be had at the! Lu eveninc at the Annexation Club Rooms of the Sea, which has been Hawaiian N".v Jo , r. (r. Thrum au-- l No. 204 Maunakea Street. from 7 30 0 p. aemi-wvekl- y. to M. GAZETTE, sinking for centuries. Hohron, Newman it 3tJ5 td Subscribe Now. 3632-- 2 w 3625-t- f PER ORDER. ifI tiu: pacific coauiekoiajl advertiser: Honolulu, maucii m, 3 i LONDON AS IT AND IS, SOME OLD TIME GAMES. j, IS M&oj of tho IrMnt lay Sport Wer ISor- .. . . . 4 ;i row I'roiu tho l'at. j It in curiou.-- i to noto bow tome of tho " ' ." v ' ...... 3r garnet, of tho a.t,'. have been hand- . 1 An Interesting Lecture by Mrs. ed down to tho irt dcit tiiuo. Tbo game, mm A for in.-ta-u co, known to moot of as &4 .- -J- M. L. Cans. odd and even s;i-- i NOTT also a favoiito with JOHN thv- - young Egyi.u in, and mauy of th IMl'OJtTltllt AND Ut :JVJ,J, it littlo counters that ho iiai.il uro fctill - . :-.- -- preserved Iiriti-- h . . in tho museum. There PZ.- is uUo tbo K'uhj of drafts, which was PICTCRSD SC2NES OF THE GREAT CITY K I'laycd on a checkered board in tho earli-i-- t times. Tho jx.or children were con- tent with draitMum and boxes mado of t 'U,'a i f cl.iy, oik-- -- ; 1 - incvi but the richer l !);-lari- d - Whert- tli Kiiit; ;iml t I. 1 iuneit l:;id . i t i f 11 c 1 finally t n v irvid iron ?ti l ' . - II l,iv-- l uutl Keijiiel The lu.iui d draft-j.-i- - n and 3 l';uuuu 11 lil 1 o t r of Luuilua mu1 uniii; C.iv-tks- , tui, w ro wi ll - - .r- It History tfvtiuluatv r AM. . it't toys an J games fur thtir ' i! i , a:uu?em nt. Tbo toys weio chietly dolls ma loof l ak I clay, tho arms and le;;.s 1' ilJ joint'. d with frtring, and thv-iv-for- Mrs. M. L. Gari3 scored a success luovabl.. TIk'V h id a favorito gani I III llSiPi evening with her lecture on railed Chytrhuid, which has boon last t- ,1 fcerved through many age, and is now ft I. k J' rA'.MI II W -i London. Kawaiahao Church was llayed by Uys of today undt r tho well well filled, and the audience seemed known nam" of mi is in tho ccriy.r. In Franco tho gamo is called quatro coins, to greatly enjoy the performance. or four corners. Both in the old game Owing to the large number of na and in tho modem version fivo idayeis are required, ouo occupying each of tho "1 0 tives present, W. L. Wilcox inter- 1 comers, while tho fifth player btand-- s preted Mrs. Cans lecture into Ha- in tho middle. In ancient Greece he waiian. were an earthen pipkin on his head and HOUSE GOWNS AND WinUIN(J TO I LIST. The rmmlftoina at the riuht U deiu(fl tor wear at a imiriiiner weddfnic It ' town, was called pres- a The subject chosen was a most A: in France at the haa a k Mtin tu-k- and the fcleovtsH, corl t tnl skin front are of brocaded tsatiti i ent day ho is the ingaud, or simpleton, of thlatlo iaticru. The two reuialuintf i'ow im ohown aUvt are for Louae wear. interesting one, and one that gave and by n is called pass. a large field for pictures. Mauy of To Kues the number of fingers anoth- Steel and Iron Banges, Stoves and Fixtures, the prominent public building and er held up was also a favorite amuse- ment, ami this, too, is frequently play- oi;i.)nviflf men! s ,1.3 scenes in the greatest city of the ed at the present time. So you see how H0USKESPIH3 600D3 AND EITCHEN DTIKSIL5. were on canvas, carefully tho character of tho amuse- - "A world shown the ; ments and the playthings of tho very I among them the following: th-to- ys early ages has been maintained in I P. AGATE WARE IN GREAT VARIETY. Lambert palace, the home of the and games in uso today. New- unxnni VP WRY l castle White, Graj and fiiiver-plate- d it Archbishop of Canterbury ; the Chronicle. 11U mil Houses of Parli iment, the largest Save the t'urvt. H. G. Wootten, Proprietor. Gothic edifice in the world, cover- fcnjme years ago tho government of I VI. Bavaria sent a skilled to tdudy ing eight acres. Beautiful interiors forester 107 Street, the , King Opposite Arlington RUBBER HOSE were shown, both of the House of tho condition.-- cf timber growth in th t United Stat' s. While hero ho mado tlv LIFT AND FORCE POMPS. WA'IKK CLOSETS tIKTALb. Commons and House of Lords, the r. o. r.ox 44i. gen- -- remark, as if speaking of a matter ' ,"- - : - , ' - i .WM.- latter being especially magnificent. . , erally known and accepted : S,- - " - - - MUTUAL TKL. 275. Plumbers' Stock, Water Sol Pipea. "1 The throne-roo- m of Buckingham 4In 50 years you will havo to import palace, the residence of the Queen, your timber, and as you will piobably Kent for tho celebrated AMKKICAX KAMBLKK SAFETIES now holding the her drawing, tapestry and bed prefer American kinds we shall begin to world's recortl from 100 yards, 5 seconds, to 1 mite 1 51 seconds. 1894 stock now on VCvrk rooms, with their splendid decora- grow them, in order to be ready to send hand; latest improvements and reductd priivt. Plurubing, Tin Copper and Sheet Iron them to you at iho proper time." tions were all realistically shown, Agent for the G. & J. COttNUGATED TIKE, lately improved and reduced in as were St. James palace, Pall What an instance of scientific fore- price. Thefe tires can be fitted to any pneumatic pafety. Out of makers ex- Mall, Trafalgar square with the thought, and withal what a warning! hibiting at the Philadelphia Cycle Show, 20 showed and used the G. & J. Tire. Perhaps it is not yet too late to grow DIMONtJ BLOCK. 85 aaJ 87 KIKO fiTIEEY. large column and statue erected in on our own lands the timber we shall A full line of Col- honor of Admiral Nelson, the need a generation or two hence, but if umbia Bicycle parts national gallery of paintings, we are to d so it is time to take rigor- on hand. Also, where specimens of the art of all ous steps to stop destruc- Spokes, Steel Balls, Si' ! reckless forest Lamps, Bells. famous painters that the world has tion and to encourage scientific cultiva- Whistles, Bund'e FTJEN1TDEE ever known are gathered together tion. farri era Fnnnidl in a vast collection, Thames em- While our government sells outright Lubricating Oil, -- O- bankment, the Hotel Metropcle, its forest lands for $2. 30 an acre, France Oil, obtains almost exactly tho same sum j rouser uuarus, 'flteTOpSI :k JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE OF the headquarters for the majority yearly from each acre of its forest land 1 ire Tape and Rub- of rich Americans abroad. The by eales of timber. We spend our cap- ber Cement. famous Strand, Temple Bar which ital; Franco makes an income, and All sin US OI FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY waa torn down and replaced by an safeguards it.s capital. Bicjcle and gene-(-C. and -- - containing of Queen Palissy, the famous French potter, ral rrairinr r OF THE LATEST PATTERNS IN- arch statues lathe turning done VI Victoria and the Prince of Wales who was wise in other things as well at shott notice and as in porcelain, declared that the neg- reasonable prices. were all portrayed on the screen. Bedroom Sets, Wicker Ware, v views of St. PauFs lect of forests in his day was "not a Beautiful mistake, but a calamity and acure for cathedral were shown, both inte- France." That country has since Work From the Other Islands Attended to and Cheffoniers and Chairs rior and exterior. Also the orig- learned tho lesson. When will ours Promptly Returned. inal "old curiosity shop," immor- follow example? Youth's Compan- TO SUIT ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES; ALSO, ALL KINDS OF MANU- its FACTURING DONE IN FURNITURE, BkDDING AND talized by Dickens in his portrayal ion. UPHOLSTERING, AND BEST QUALITY OF of Little Nell and her grandfather. Cotton tains. Guildhall, where the city fathers Some recent improvements in cotton LIVE GEESE FEATHERS, HAIR, MOSS AND EXCELSIOR meet, and where the lord mayor gins are claimed to insure much great- CREOLE, 21,702 gives his annual banquet, and the er economy and efficiency than have KEPT ON HAND; ALSO THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WICKER WARE Mansion House, the residence of hitherto been attained, the difficulty be- IN SETS OR SINGLE PIECES. this high official. The post office ing now overcome of obtaining the fall Bsee ICecord : .Made at Stockon, Cal. buildings were shown, accompanied length of the various staples on account Fourth Heat, 3:15. September 23, 1893. jECF'Special orders for Wicker Ware or all kinds of Furniture to eait description of won- of the machinery in use tearing the lint at low pricee. by a short the length t far-fam- ed before the parting of the entire prompt derful postal system. The Sire, Prompter, 23C5, by 75; by i52S7All orders from the other islands will receive oar attention arid of the fiber from the rollers. As now Blue Bull, Dam, Grace, Buccaneer, Furniture will be well packed and ools sold at Saa Francisco prices. 1 Bank of England, where 900 improved, the machine is so constructed 2656. Prompter is aleo the sire of Apex, 2:26; Tiansit, 2:26; Stalker, Wales 2 :27H ; Chico, 2:24; and of the Damn Briiiiantine 2:17 and people are employed, and where as to allow all changes for meeting 2:23; 1 was Vigor, 2 :i8. Creole is jet black one hind white foot and a smalU stripe in money is weighed, not counted, these various lengths in staples to be face. Weight 1,050 pounds, is very stylish, gentle, a gocd producer and a an interesting picture, as was the made without even having to stop the game race horse. Will stand for a limited number of mares at $50 for the Royal Exchange and the London operator from his work, whereas the season, payable at time of tervice. This boree was bred in 1892 to forty-si- x Bridge, that wonderful structure gin now in ase not only necessitates the mares and produced forty-tw- o colts J. HOPP & CO., spans Thames, and is a stopping of tho machine, but requires a that the great amount of time in which to effect 74 King Street. city by itself. the change. Another improvement in 3493 1499 The famous Tower of London was this machine is an appliance in connec- shown by a number of different tion with the inner blade, consisting of ."EC. views. The gloomy old structure a spring which allows it to give when D. Tjms is one of the most interesting the pressure of cotton passing through THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF MILLINERYi buildings of London, and a never the roller is too severe, thus preventing Club Stables- - failing source of interest to the inner and outer blades from coming IN ALL ITS STYLES AT of the two in contact with each other. The great travelers. Pictures little wear of the roller is by thi means saved. princes who were so foully mur- New York Sun. J. J. Egan's, 514 Fort Street. dered in this tower that has seen so Co., many deeds of blood were thrown Mickey and Con. Royal Iiiiraxice A large assortment of Woolen Dress Good', Storm St re in Blue, Black an on the screen. A book minded scion of the Verdant White; Scotch, Lrlith and American Ginghams in large quantities. museum, re- Isle wa3 seeking intellectual food at The Briuh that LiVHl'.POOl. A FINE LINE IN pository which contains the largest the public library and could not qui to OF make up his mind as to tho particular collection in the world, Rotten FANCY-FIGURE- D drive- literary repast ho wished to make. In WHITE AND WASH GOODS Row, the most fashionable his hesitation he wandered over to The "THE LARGEST IN THE AVOllLD." way of London, Westminister case where th freshest volumes of the A complete ptock of Striped and Checked Flannels. This is the placa Abbey, where kings and queens of displayed for tho to huy yours. Laces. Embroidery and Hosiery, cheap; a complete line. V I library's store are ) 1 England have been crowned and stimulation of mental appetites. ITere. Assets January st. 8i)2, $ 42,432, 1 74.00 buried for 00 years, the Coronation he saw a book w'4so title satisfied him JHvssiimkutg Done in all its Branches jn.sr. he - chair which all the monarch have that lr had found tho thing ... T sat when they were crowned since wanted. It was Micah Clarke," by HY TIIK WKLL-lixVOW- N DltKMSMAliEIt, MliS. ItKJOTln'.Ii IV'., a life Dr. A. Conau Doyl". riSKs on n of insurable propeny the time of Henry and Approaching the attendant, ho said: saj'ire kidu taKen at Current rates like portrait of Queen Victoria were "Please gimme 'Mickey Clarke,' by by mot interesting pictures-Mrs- . Con Doyle, out of that cupboard." Gan3 announced, during lie got tho hook, but tho expression J. S. YALKEK, HAWAI IAN GAZETTE CO. the. course of the evening, that she on his faro when Ik camo back with if" 3140-lr-n Aeont for Hawaiian Inlands. would give two and possibly three 10 minutes later proved that ho had more lectures. It is sincerely to mistaken trie nationality of his hero. Eosfon Herald. b- - h'ped that she will, for they are both interesting and instructive Cheer fill nets. Canadian - Australian Steamship Line GKECjN de-erv- JU'RA.! and wtdl e a good patronage. That cheerfulness can be cultivate! 1 N is well illustrated t y tho ptnry of a lady ?o n Nwi h CANADIAN PACIFIC ItAIL WAY. J. Six members of the United States and gentleman who wero in a timber t t sev3ntieth yard, situated by a dirty, fonl smellin:. The Famous Tourist Route of the World. i Senate have passed th river. year of their age. That veteran, The lady said, "How good tbo pin Ticket per Crinudinn i'ftoiflo Itailwajr are i Senator Morrill, of Vermont, heads loards smell!" eighty-thr- e RINTERS with hi3 years ; exclaimed tho gentle- $5 Second Class and 10 First Ciasa. P the list "Pine boards!" s river!" l-ii- next comes Mr. Palmer, of Illinois, man. "Just smell this fonl Vy if. than XJnited Stfit 4 who is seventy-si- x ; Mr. Harris, of "No. thank you," tho lady replied. Tennessee, is seventy-five- ; Mr. "I prefer to smell tho pine boards." STEAMSHIP SERVICE MONTHLY. AND Puhh, of Alabama, is seventy-thre- e ; Ram's Horn. OTHR0UGH TICKETS toned from Honolulu to Canada, United States and Europe; alo, o Hrisbane and Svdnky. and John Sherman, of Ohio, and Strickrl Against Him. Mr. Hunton, of Virginia, are r.ich Say. my friend, there's no FOR BRISBANE ANI SYDNEY Steamerf fail L'rd oa li month. FOR VICTO- Traveler Sf.-arn-- r years. RIA AND VAN OUVMfl. R C caU bth. 3d. Fe!. L'Sth, feventy meat in this sandwich. April 1st, May lef, May July Ipt, July 81pt, IP'J.i. WTaitrcs No? .ltf JLVk3 -- 1 o of t.h at r give NDE The circnoiferenf arth Travek-- Hadn't you otter ! 11 tim equator i 24,800,8214 statnto that pack another shufilo and lei n FREIGHT AND PASS. A(5F1NT: y"For Freight arid Pacage and all uwierul io!(rnt tiMTi, apply to rni'es. draw again? Pittsburg Dispatch. 1. McNiroll, Mnntrf-- d Canada; T'r in is tho two thonsand six Rfiht. Kerr, Winnif, Canada. Theo. II. & Co. hrsn ?rd and seventieth je;;rof the Underground photography i M. M. St rn, Sufi Fnwoisco, Oil.; Duvics An-nt- Street. Oijrapaids. (r. McL. BrOsVn, Vancouver, B. (5. for Hawaiian Ip'ands. Nc. 46 Merchant 4 THE PACIFIC COMLEUClAJu AI VJKTISEK : HOXOLL'LTJ, MAJRCII 14, 1S94.

cording to times and circumstance?. HALF A CENTURY. (Ernrroi The Pacific Commercial Advertiser --Urrrrttsniunts. Limitations which would be at one 307 period of a Every Morning, Except unjust and oppreiive, may King Umberto Italy Has ;u3 irces-ear- y. Sunday, by the at another be reasonable and Birthday Today. 2.1arch 22, iSg4 THE MUTUAL (Jxiib-rrt- o I, King of Italy, cele- Every smoker knows Hawaiian Gazettk Company The situation of Hawaii is pecu- that brate- today the fiftieth anniver- when certain brands of tobac- liar. A mere cluster of dot3 ii; a Life Insurance Company of New At No. 3IH Merchant Street. sary of hi3 hirthday. King Um- co, cigars or cigarettes are York h lonely ocean, u-ii- a handful of berto was born in Turin on the first introduced to the public people and a feeble government, it RICHARD A. McCURDY, E. N. CASTLE, EDITOR. 14 th day of March, 1844, the their quality is superior. The President. is plain she is exposed to un- that anniversary of the birthday of his finest leaf is selected and MAIiCII 14, 1S04. peculiar dangers. Against there usual is devoted to WEDNESDAY. father, Vittorio Emanuele II, and attention she has the full right to protect the treatment and manufac- Company's Statement for the Year Ending December 31st, named after his ancestor, Umbertus 1893 herself. Every nation asserts the ture. Being a superior arti- The labor question is exciting I Albimanus, Count of Sabandia o right to exclude from its terri- cle for the money than the great interest these days, but not (Savoy, 1032). He was married accustom- tories whom it see3 fit. A free consumer has been - more, certainly, than it deserves. on the 22d day of April, 18C3, to ed to smoking the sale reaches ASSETS $186,707,680.14. - State like France arms its govern- The Advertiser invite:- the Marghcrita, Princess of Savoy, one enormous figures. six O ment with full power to drive dan- In opinions of correspendents on the only feon being the issue of this months the article becomes INCOME. gerous persons beyond the borders. the subject. marriage Vittorio Emanuele, known by the name rather Receive! for Premiums .$33,594,337 9S Such functions are a part of th Prince of Naples, born on the 11th than for its quality, because Received frcni all other Sources. .. .8,35S,SU7 70 $ 41,9o3,14o police power, if only j 68 There is nothing in Hawaiian and used fr day of November, 1869. once tne ciemana is created DISBURSEMENTS. legislation, actual or proposed, public ends, they contain nothing King Umberto" ascended the the manufacturer looks out for To Poricy-hoMe- rs $20,SS5.472 40 throne, on the demise of his father, For all other ; . 47 more eevere than the provision of illiberal or obnoxious. a way to recoup himself for Accounts 9.4S4.507 The provision which layr, the January Otb, 1878, and by his con- the expense of introduction by $ 30,370,039 S7 the Geary Act, which punishes the stitutional and patriotic reign has ASSETS. burden of proof upon the defendent advertising and the extraor- mere failure to register within the made himself known and esteemed dinary quality of material United States Bond'? and other Securities $ 72,930,322 41 of deportation. is somewhat unusual, and may as one of the most enlightened, First lien Loans on Bond and Mortgage 70;729,933 93 prescribed time used. Usually drugs are re- Leans on Stocks and Bonds 7197 200 00 with safety be abandoned.,. It large-hearte- d and chivalrous . sov- of Keal Estate 1S.039.918 GO interesting to however, ereigns of the present age. sorted to because their Cash in Banks and Trust Companies LET THERE BE LIGHT. note, that i;i cheapness and reductive quali- 10.844.G9l 72 this particular the bill only repeats No doubt, therefore, this national Accrued Interest, Deferred Premiums, etc 6,009 008 39 jubilee will he a day of rejoicing, ties and the consumer seldom Mr. Willis should inform our I a provision which has been a part not alone in Italy, but it will be notices the difference until his $1S6,707.6S0 14 I Reserve for Policies and other Liabilities. 108,755,071 Government, at the earliest possi- - of the Hawaiian law for thirty observed bv Italians and others far health begins to fail. So much 23 Wp moment, of the final judgment years. The chapter of the Penal I away from the shores of the for tobacco. Surplus 17,952,008 91 t ua TTir1 Stat Government Code relatinc to the suppression of Adriatic and the Mediterranean. There are other articles that . Every offences, requires accu6ed . In honr J.lhi meet with same sort of Insurance and Annuities assumed and renewed 703,092,552 40 ,. regarding the "restoration the. to the tne consuar 0f wLl the treatment, who would well-inform- ed but white person here is satisfy the magistrate that he has fl Hawaiian Government, of the suspect axle grease was Note. Insurance merely written is discarded from this Statement as wholly mis now satisfied that there will be no no intention to commit a breach of as Well as those of the foreign that leading, and only insurance actually issued and paid for in cash is included. the peace. The provisions of I represented here, are dis- - one of them? One brand has restoration, but the native papers this nations so - played over thb city today. been on the market many still conceal the real meaning of chapter are stringent through- years is sold entirely I have carefully examined the foregoing Statement and find the same to be correct. . . .. -- 4:11 , l.n l.s. r. a imm uio auu mc uiccsiuuia that it CHARLES A. PRELLER, Acditob. anu u "avf3 ! t . tne senate report, l" beneficent reign to King Umberto, by the name, quality has noth that the ex-auee- n will recover her no opposition. and peace and prosperity to Italy, ing to do with it: we sell it ? From the Surplus a dividend will be apportioned as usual. throne. There is much reason to No doubt, however, the passage is our fervent wish on this occasion and every other dealer does, believe that Caesar Celso Moreno of the Dangerous Persons " Act is The Italian Government is repre because some people want it, A. Schaefer, REPORT OF THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE. has been, for some months, the paid a thing which nothing but a reason- - sented here by Mr. F. but we have a better article who i3 the Consul for Italy. Mr. Office of The Mutual Life Iscrate Company of New Yof.k, February 2, 1S9I. fitront in Washinzton of the royal-- able necessity can justify. If the for less money in "Honogram" Schaefer the Dean of the Con- a meeting of the Board of Trustees of this Company, held on the 27th Decem- - I is Axle Grease, we At of ists. As such he is under obliga- ends aimed at can be attained by sular Corps. for which are ber last, the unde? signed were appointed a Oomnrttee to examine the annual statement and earn his leaving the bill in suspensu as it sole agents for the Islands. A tor the year ending December 31, 1893, and to Verify the same by comparison with the tion to fill their hearts whose wagons carry assets of the Company. wages. restoration is abandoned were, ready to be turned into law at At length the waters of Niagara drayman The Committee have carerully performed. the duty assigned to them, and hereby If tons tons of during certify statement is in ail particulars correct, Congress his a day's notice, such a course would are utilized. The great tunnel that and freight that the and that the assets specified by the American has been three years in process of a year has been using it for therein are in possession of the Company. occupation will end. be unobjectionable, and would be In making this certificate the Committee bear testimony to the high character of construction and has cost 4,000,000, the past three months pro- the investments of the Company and express their approval of the system, order, and As the time for the election of preferred. is completed, and the largest paper nounces superior to any- accuracy with which the accounts and vouchers have been kept, and the business in mills in the world can now look to it general transacted. delegates to the Constitutional thing he has ever tried and our s)as. C. o m the stream flowing through the canal Robert Olyphast, Uoldf.x, J W. Auchinclobs, Convention approaches it is A COUNTY OP CALIFORNIA. of the Cateract Construction Com arrangements with the manu-- H. C. Vox Post, S. V. R. Crugek, Charles E. Miller. of the greatest importance that pany for the 6,600 horse power con facturers are such that they BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Daring the debate in the senate, tracted for. Other mills will rise in Samuel D. Babcock. Fredenc Cromwell, Theodore Morford, act without fear are obliged to keep the article i on gen-whic- h George S. Coe, Jul en T. Davies, William Babcock, lurpie't tiawaiiau resolution, J the neighborhood, and electric up present McCurdy, of molestation. It is well known declared is unwiso I to be will to its standard. Richard A. Robert Sewell. Stnyvesant Fish, that it and erators are introduced that We have in large sized James C. Holden, S. V. K. Cruger, Augustus D. Juilliard, that many of them are still in fear inexpedient to consider annexation operate machinery in Buffalo and it Hermann C. Von Post, Charles R. Henderson, Charles E. Miller, reswrauon, at present, Senator Sherman explain- - Lockport and wherever desired with-o- f buckets which 'sell at $1.75 Alexander H. Rice, George Bliss. Walter R. Gillette. their lives if there is ed thw condition9 on whicb Le would in a reasonabie distance. This great each or in small wood boxes Lewis May, Rufu3 W. Peckham, James E. Granniss, to epocn Oliver Harriman, J . Hobart Herrick, H. Walter Webb, and will refuse aid in iarming favor annexation. He said that if achievement will mark an in sold singly or in ca.-e-s. This Henry W. Smith, Wm. P. Dixon, George G. Haven. the new government if they are I the Hawaiian Islands were to be an the history of Western New York. grease has been tried side by Robert Olyphant, Robert A. Granniss, Adrian Iselin. Jr., . . i George F. liaker, Henry H. Rogers, George S. Bowdoin. ... i it., nezeu. ue. suonia .iavor arraemnr Ex. not fully assured oi tne enu oi me nftiifnmi Tn side with other make and Dudley Olcott, John W. Auchincloss, I Vice-pkeside- monarchy. If, through this fear, that way they would have proper proven better in every iy-ec- t. : Robert a. granniss, nt. - t TPfnsfi to vote, it will be said I laws and government. The constitn- VERY We. WOUld be fflad have WALTER R. GILLETTE, General .Manager. ISAAC F. LLOYD. 2J Vice-Preside- nt of tb? U U st t WILLIAM J.;E S I ON, Secretary. FREDERICK. SCHROEDER, Assistant hereafter by the enemies of the g". your order for a box, a bucket llKMllY rz. DUXJArs, jr.. corresponding secretary. I case. Secretary. FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. Government that the natives were dependencies but for states and he or a JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. JAMES T1MPSON.2.1 Assistant Treasurer. the an- looked forward to the time when WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier. EDWARD i HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier. prevented from voting by . a. i: il:. i t The Hawaiian Hardware Co., EMERY McCLINTOCK, L L.D., HM. A., Actuary. CHARLES ii. PERRY, 2d Assist-JOH- N nexationists, even if the reason for ghin Latest imDortations TATLOCK. Jr., Assistant Actuarv. ant Actuary. be h limitfl J CHARLES A. PRELLER, Auditor. EDWARD LYMAN SHORT, General Solicitor. their refusal to vote is prompted He would have Utah attached to WM. W. RICHARDS, Comptroller. HENRY S. BROWN, Assistant Comptroller. onlc hv fear of the consequences Nevada if tne people of JNevada 307 Medical Directors: I would consent, would nmte New Honolulu. to themselves, if the monarchy is Mexico and Arizona and make one Fort Street, GUSTAVUS S. WINSTON. M.D. ELIAS J. MASH, M.D. state of them, and would GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M.D. restored. attach --OF- order to avoid this complica- Alaska to Washington or Oregon. In In that way these territories could tion, the natives should receive be provided with proper government s. B. ROSE, as will Stocks and Bonds 6uch definite information and laws. G-eneiv- il Agent for Hawaiian remove their fears. Mr. Willis can The suggestion of the attachment Islands. restoration, of the Hawaiian Islands to California Uloth, do this. He proposed as a county has been broached before, FOR SALE. and he should, as quickly as pos- we believe, but Senator Sherman's sible, declare that he will make no advocacy of the plan give it added ENTERPRISE PLANING MIL weight. Californians are in efforts in that line. It is Jartdv more terested in the islands and are PETER HIGH & CO, - Proprietors. quite possible that it is his inten- strong advocates of annexation. A FEW SHARES OFFICE AND MILL : tion to do bo. for we believe that, With the completion of a telegraph Serges, . .. . , . . i ;i 1 i I cable between Hawaii and mo On Alakea and Richards near Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I. at, tne ngnt jnomeni, ue California coast, the government of willing "cordially to co-oper- ate in the islands under the laws of Cali CO. STOCK the establishment of a good and fornia would be as practicable as HAWAIIAN SUGAR MOULDINGS, . , . I ma any county t mix ue oi in uaiuorma. stame government uere. We Dre9Ume that ihis orm of cov Diagonals Doors, Sash, Blinds, Screens, Frames, Etc. ing advices from Washington may ernment would be perfectly satisfac Hawaiian Agricultural Co. Stock. enable him to put this question at tory to the intelligent classes in the Olowalu Sugar Co. Stock. TURNED AND SAWED WORK. wuu rest, tu.i uu.u than a state or territorial mpt ALSO ijEfiT-Pro- concerned, and enable him to do I government, while there would be no Tweed ! attention to all orders. nntlcpo a Kftrvica at a time possible question as to the protection and rftl 1 Z.cr c?r TELEPHONES - ii... v -:- MUTUAL 55. 3CT- na I ouuiucu uv iuo tt:..iuuueu o latwa iiu Hawaiian -:- - Government - Bends SJST BELL 498. wnen...vney are qune ppCJwWi,l ernment. It is anite nrobable that to what particular course they the question of annexation will not should take. be allowed to present itself duriDg are always to be found at O Per Cent. Interest. the present administration, bat there can brt no question that the great Ewa Plantation Co. Bonds (first mort- -- ESIS DANGEROUS PERSONS. majority of the American people are gage) 7 per cent, interest. OF - Temple ready for some plan of organic con- hion nonttnn Viaf nraan tVin TTr?fol Stfotoa Ileeia Agricultural Co. Bonds (first mort- which goes by the con- - The bill arjd Hawai; and Senator Sherman's L. B. gage) 8 per cent, interest. venient sobriquet of the " Danger- - plan is certainly worth considering Kerr's Corner Fort and Hotel Streets. ona Persons" Act. comes up for as avoiding many of the objections jJlETTor particulars, apply to which have been raised. Exchange. final consideration in the Councils o tomorrow. The bill has excited a Florida, and the Sports. The Hawaiian Safe Deposit good deal of suspicion from all, STOKE, and affection from none. In short, Florida has another disgrace set Great Kediiction Sale tled upon her. The Louisiana AND it is "nobody's darling." What is State Lottery, which was reported to be done with it ? to have removed to Honduras, has Investment Company. IN We believe that there is in this in reality only moved down to 47 daien Street Honolulu. bill nothing subsersive of indivi- Port Tampa, Fla., and has for some 3613-l- w dual rights, that it is a needed months been doing a flourishing pass- business. It has also leaked out measure, and that it should be g that the lottery managers,-workin- ed. In every free country the secretly and quietly in the last California -- : Fertilizer -- : Works DRESS GOOD rights of the citizen will be jeal- Legislature, so amended the lottery GUTThese Goods are of the ously guarded, and as much scope law that the authorities cannot J. K. Miller, - Manager. -- o- granted to individual opinion and oust them from their place. Hon- best English and duras is only for French High Grade fertilizers and action, as is consistent with the "headquarters SIPFor the next ten days I will offer great bargains in drawing." The business is done at make and comprise the new- general welfare. That the general Port Tampa, Fla. The lottery com- DUMB II FERTILIZERS. Dress Goods. Ladies please take notice. welfare, the interest of the State, pany claim that they do "no print- est styles and patterns, will does impose upon the ing or drawing of any lottery" in JSThe undersigned have on band a --o- restraints limited supply of the above for short freedom of private action, is a well Florida, and are no violators of be sold in quo.ntities to suit notice requirements of Planters. law. Chicago Inter-Ocea- n. established cer- fact. It is equally purchasers. C. BREW Eli & CO., L'D.. . tain these no that restraints have Australia has 11,000 EHRLTCH, species of Agents, California Fertilizer Works. fixed limit,but ac-- must vary widely plants, m and North America 14,400. 3611-l- Corner Fort rmd Hotel Streets, Honolulu. H. I. TIM VAVIVW CXmAllflUUlAJj uVOViCimSlcit: HONOLULU, JMAU;il llf is!M. COURT NOTES. Kctu CldtHrtlttriucttf Tt vhUxI tU. Ill fir Ml n L"'lri f I (tri suit of H. K, Iu tho assumpsit r I t tie l!e Tn filuav.l ARRIVED li JUST Macfarlane vs. Ir.i A. l.owoll, To k N.r tl 't It tv WE lU li ll.xnn, I. no, .r i,.t JUST RECK HAVE JUST RECEIVED Jmlp? Coopor h.is granted tho m HU ltniniil plaintiff motion for :i now trial. Tt. liUwt Iru , t!' U M, A KMX LINK Ol rit'.VM ttf K. M. tor pUmtitV, U l t- Hatch Carter Tt ii' lrvAt . v twr c ANn'rUJOIt CAKUO Ol ,vf lt.r .n.fl anil Carter for th defendant. Ttr uwl tr5 tl!i J tr ti John, one of tho T l.Ur rUU co Ionp many Anl lill i!n l uw r'tu i;o tUtiu, defendant in tho gambling ease HwMeu ! ii, mi . f.r heard in tho f District Court, has vi. m l.nii, U t fm ut J. T. Waterhouse P. D. CORSETS! -- appealed to tho Circuit Court. l5S.i wv.i , M Ik irt lt-iui;- Defendant was sentenced to pay a I w KAtJvrr thrtn. r. rr i -:- - AND WIN line of $20 in tho lower court. Tl;l ll.ey ny !. iurUrr: Ti-.oi- r sivn. hy Paoo, mU-- trir Maiuc.l w itti r , Another appeal is ono My tcU l.i'w I tu:t for iNo. A. lir t i;y h utl.r. N 10 Store lino Stock oi lilack HohoI $;U) y mI.mio H'.ir ri ii()Nii,v who wa rined in tho District vi, it lr. f.r )'U court for tho same offence. J. K. C U UOUMA. IN LADIKH' AND VAIILUHKWH,

Kaulia for defendant. 1 1 lliiiii 4 Nulnrr. WJU I N O 11. llay-war- d 1 UlAl. K. R. Foster vs. M. v.-- . In A II !; ! . ;:it m it!. tho has tiled an n ItAV AND CUiAIN defendant avrntio i!:. t!u r hiy :: I.AIUKS' AND (JKNT H answer denying certain alleg- sriIHl tiK.tic n tr.lJ vl;nh his AND lvKICl NDTHINO 13. IT. con- tvmpanion finallylr & CO. ations and admitting others jl.uvil in his hanl. lltrV 10 11I0ST! EHLER8 o Tit tained in plaintitTs complaint, A tht lormrr iu iji-.it- niu t rt.un ; pray i n g for $ 1 0,000 d a m a ge s. of bin fiH'tiu-- ami va U inj partially BATHING SUITS! The executrix of tho will of the Mipiuirtitl ly ih l.itt r. p ilo saml Chas. X. Spencer has tiled an at him ratln r harl timtT th ituprvMou -:- - late that lw wa i:it.i afttl. Ho win not California Feed Co, Lsulios' and Cliildron's Cloaks MILLINERY OPENING inventory of the property is said ouly wi 11 iln-I- . but woro a hanloir. estate. The property consists of tin::. hiyy l v.-:to- chain an.lotlirr and Jackets, Nuurtiui "? 17,500 worth of shares of stock in jowt lry. 1.:n.i i rs l him ron-ii!cra- Orric: Corner tjuoen and OK jvtl Streets. the North Pacific Fertilizing Co., a- - hr ayltl from tin Mm p. and prrtty on it Uvatuo oviilcnt to Chtllr'ii lMnnforn, and $500 worth of other kinds of W.ui:iiorsK : King Street, near Oahu chattels. thofO in tho vicinity that imti ail tf ln-in- g Kailway and Land Co.'h Peiot. Court intoxioatinl tho man was Miml. A Silk, ShilW ani Wool Shawls ! The Supreme has handed im-inoliat- ly Summer ili?rovt-r- Tklki-uosks- : l- voting Lnly inado tho ami Office -l : Wurehotise 53. Spring and Styles down its decision in tho account- anv--o ami tnotionod tho Miml Mrr ing matter letween the Hawaiian man's rompanion tt take hor .':it. CSf-PKO- DKLIVKHY. Commercial and Sugar Company Ylun tliis had Kx'!i conitnuuicatotl to KID CLOVES, -- o- and the Waikapu Sugar Company. the Miml man, tho latter tnrnod in tho The decision, which is in favor of direction of tho lady nnl raised his CHAMOIS GLOVES the plaintiff corporation, recites hat rospoct fully, but doclixutl tho prof-f- i That Joylul Feeling Wednesday, whis-Irt- xl 'Thursday and the following syllabus: rol conrtty. His companion Friday on the 1st something m his oars most likt-l- y LADIES AND CHILDREN 8 A decree was made of that tho lady w;:s l otli your; and September, 1S03, that as no ouster handsome for tho afllictod man began was shown, there was no liability pluming himself and finally turned by Will bo exivnenoed lv r.vcuvoKi: nn-- MARCH 7th, 3th AND gth. to account by the complainant to changing hands on tho Ptrap tothat tho fortunate enough to bo oblict-- d to wear flats and Bonnets! coai-rno- n young respondent for its use ot the ladv might got a xuoro detinito ppe'ciallr ground - property. view of a rather lino faco. Ho straight- o- After ihv decree, respondent ened up his rings, settled his collar, felt but-ton- tl AND moved an account be taken to ascertain whether his coat was TRIMMED UNT1UMMED, that and pulled down his calls just Spectacles or for the use of the common prop- as a vain man usually does when he N. S. SACHS' erty since the litigation began, on wants to make a good apjearance. Dress Goods in preat variety, the 16th of June. 1S91, on the New Yoik Herald. liye Glasses ground that-thi- s showed an ouster Rainbow and Embroidered 500 FORT JHOISror.XJX,XJ. and an exclusion of the respon- ioft Word. on reading that we are now fully urape, STREET, dent. One of the most curious of current equipped to manufacture anything o-- Held, that the decree found no beliefs is that of hypocrisy lurking in and everything in the for the whole pleasant laanners and sincerity in those Feathers and Flowers liability to account that are ronh or stem. It seems a Ladies are Cordially Invited to Attend. period to its date, covering the relic of onr Paritan forefathers, hat it time now mentioned in the motion certainly is ont of place today. One is Optical Line New Curtain Materials, and it was re ailjudimtn. foolish, or ery innocent, to Rive heed, Where an accounting between j to more than the letter of society cour- no matter how complicated. Joyful, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, GET YOUR parties is ordered, it covers the I tesies. But. cn the other hand, the because tne long wait of six weeks or ! Belts, damages that arise pending the wish to please is a pood sign in itself, more in sending away for your glasses Leather and Silver litigation up to the date of the !and the willingness to hurt, by word is done away forever. Those who have DOG COLLARS as by deed, is a bad sign in it-- J closing of account-- 31. suffered by this wait will know beet what the r. self. Selfishntss is. far more than hy-- j JfOVeltieS ill KUClling? Hatch for the plaintiff, A. S. Hart-we- ll pocrisy evtn, a usual failing. And it means. Much lime ana money nas and C. W. Ashford for there is small hope for the habitually been spent to ensure perfect success. Chiffon Handkerchiefs and self absorbed rough speaker, while there DOG CHAINS is alwa3s a chance that the soft manner Ties, may To who My THE 4'HAJAH" DENIES. sink intc the heart. those Machinery AT THE- - tell ns that soft words butter no pars- LACE AND EMBROIDERED nips, we may retort, oil is also better is the newest in use in all of Never Was an Aner-ica- n He Says He for a wig than vinegar. If proverbs the large factories of the East, and mean anything, it is because there is ! eiiic Hardware Leaguer. one for every side of a question. being thoroughly conversant with all S Company, LU manner of complicated work, we claim FLOUNCING In last nighl'a Bulletin a letter to be able to turn out as perfect work as from 'Majah" Eugene B. Lee ap- Old Time RaUroading. can be obtained in any part ot tne pears. The "Majah" claim3 that It is sometimes a matter of surprise world. A large variety suited to all sorts of dogs, from a Japanese to find what mighty good locomotive The distance optical centres and Poodle to a Mastifl. he 13 not and never ha3 been a running has been done in times past from member of the American League. when the locomotive was a far inferior the leng delay in sending away for Since we introduced the Little Giant RatTrais, five years epecial work has prompted us to acid ago, This i3 undoubtedly true. But machine. The death of Daniel M. Fish- we have sold hundreds of them. They have caught mon- er, an eld and retired engineer of the this special department to our already goose as well as rats. does fact that Lee it not alter the New York and 27ew Haven, recalled large optical business, and we hope to A new lot of that superior Galvanized Fence Wire ;ame to thi3 office Monday even- the fact that in lfioO he carried Presi- be favored with a liberal share of the and Taylor's message from New York Barhed Wire. ing with a long tale of woe and dent work done in Honolulu. Prices the Goods asked for vengeance on the League. to New Haven about 80 miles in an same as in San Francisco, and on eoae New to hand by the Martha Davis, He said, in so many word, that he hour and 20 minutes. The engine work a little lower. Wholesale and Retail A large assortment of first quality Agate Waro direct burned wood. The switches were lock- from the factory. wa3 a member, but had never been ed. The messenger sat on a box in the able to attend any wf the meetings engine's tender. New York FULL LINE OF The best Ready Mixed Paints; Staple and Fancy Goods, on account of hi3 work, and that Oculists 1 when he tried to go up to the meet- Prescriptions J4PANESE GOODS ing Monday evening he wa3 told he A Modest Request. claimed he was Joe Yon know that $10 I lent Silk' and Cotton Dress Goods, could not. He that Brown, thre or tour months ago. accurately filled. Telescope, tield, Pacific Hardware Company, Limited asked to go up by a number of marine or opera glaes lenses repolished Sam Yea. SILK, LINEN AND CREPE SHIRTS members. Joe He hasn't paid back and and adjusted. Yaraa-toy- 104: a very it of complete stock mado by a 402 AND FORT STREET. The "Majah" wa a!o in can't, and I think you ought to "go One trial will give you more of that of Yokohama. belligerent mood. He said that he havers" in the lors with me. joyful feeling than anything wo can could and would fighi the men who Sam What have I got to do with it? think of. Straw Hats, Neckwears, Having purchased tho entire stock of kept him from the meeting. He even Joe He was on his way to get it Sashes, Shawls, etc. wanted to deposit a forfeit of tlO from you wh'u he struck me, and I circurn-fetan- c, ly Raved yon 10. Under the pome pre-umab- the PROVISIONS in general. with on don't you thing you ought to sporting editor of the ADVEBTX3EK,as save we Detroit Free Press. TEAS OF LATEST IMPORTATION Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, a guarantee that he meant business. 11. F. WICHMAN He asked earnestly that mention Joarnalltm In ferrvla. Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc. be made of the matter ; and thi3 wa. Jonrnali.'ci in i.i ' When you ar in need of any lino of done, with the result of hia denial icAtitctiori. Th'? .Schamadi.tki Lit, Japtneflo (Jood, givo uh lirst call nnd Toilet Articles and last evening. Mr. Lee must have which ha th; of );in tb h:ivo your going all uround town. been in a trance when he came to hading ij'Vhj;i.t of tho kingdom, Manufacturing this office. cawi'5 out ni day with tho following Photographic Supplies annonrjr in-n- t on it fir"t pago: "Ow- ITOHAN, ing to thr intol'Tahl; lazinr-f-- of onr ed- Importer of .Japanese Cioods Alcohol, itor in chiVf, Mr. Zrak, who pnd.i hin Optician, night in tml Jf-p- tho wholo "(XI Fort Ht., tiMftr Cu1om lloune. There recently been held in :?:ur-t- f of Messrs. Uolltstor Co., so long has r t and favorably known to tho World's Congress upon d:iy through, mr iintnj-- thin wn k in Holland a only half itn uvn;l hiz'." Philadelphia Are You a Royalist, the "Abuse of Alcohol." Some Record. fact3 developed are very striking. An Annexationist, ElcIIICOIIC RclllC.ll 1u)Ii(M)f l,(),U)lnIu nnHho islands, wo rospoctfuliy solicit The value of restrictive measures An exhibitor f wild lat in Pari i3 ehown by the fact that in Nor- hai adopt"! a. plan or Mrctiring hi Or In Favor of i a continuance of your liberal patronage. , joTiry whirh rnpctfrjlly xnhrnitted way, in 183-1- the consumption of A Republic? ClOoh PASTURAGE alcohol in form of beverage to hanker and bondholder generally. the he dejKslt dally re-rej- pt UY THE MONTH 0U YEaU. was at the rate of about two gallon Kvery night tho of hJi thlhitl'n In tho rn;;o of ff)C7mA llown will he vll l.Mike per repressive mea- It-f- t IdPTA is man. Under tho tnfift lAi (t hi animal, and DKHIRK TO RECEIVE FREE after antl kept In iMH'kn. eonlial woloonu oxtotuleri to oll ami now frietuU sures it had fallen in fifty years to ho ha never a jetjny. WK ojx'n rxpropifin of opinion less than half a gallon. At the tl fiorrt thn inhabitant of thn Hawaiian beTi-t-iate- d ame time in France, where little It ha that a gold'oln Ilrtfiflfc, ujn the. tpjcntidiiH of Annex 'PI 1 1'. UTAN I A I M )- -1 1 U u: J or no attempt at repression i cnade, rnat handled 2.000, 000.000 time aflon, th refortion of th .Monarchy, ftit. tho lfopre:pjri It or thfi formallMi of a iSepuhUo, W 11 the consumption ha risen from uiii trtiin' I f if hy a sllvei Thi desired r th Itiformution of "Niileiw two In ohllteratd frl'tioti, and of 1fdtod n half a gallon tit gallon. ;:.2"o,ooo,ooo ti me. th fonln th Htttes. Tho consump- vj,u rmmn l ra )i rorreponrrnt will not hi Germany the inordinate , RKOOIIDS:: IN HoNol.Ul.U tion of beer has noticeably weaken itttt-A- ftnd will ho fegnrdnd ronfldfli-ti- al Hollister Drug Co., hlne hi lr?allatl'Ti r grand m" if fto re.o'moteil. AihlrfRQ Will Mttlin t)r Mnnanii ot Tlllo id. fcd the morale of her army, lu Bel t--r $,f th Yr inftwrfm, Ji'iW tieafly i'.i AMERICAN MYNDI- - MKVPA!''.R t 1 1 .1 Ml V puMic-hou- e Ifoluli t, gium there in one or P the Pfiff'" f WJ hM CATK, rtl Hll, '. . saloon to every forty-thre- e inhabit warras.f tut if"? I ''l'-- V. 'jVri EyrW llardrnbroofe, VVr . 2.llf M. Ti. W , eorn Irwt, frd( ltll1 ION J I'onlnil IH'UJ, ,I anta, and the authoritf ftr Wpeli 11, m, ,y H. - tliefn i n'ton, i. u(, a. lMtlf hitjli and weight. li'-- (titMln, ing to look upon drink a, a na- Whi,"r 'ft- Jfrl'IPn. W; HI ir,'', Jl Fort Stroot. Honolulu. II I. nail tA finUl if ho tional nlague. Confidence wa ex f.af, itstuutt.if rroiotiirir, . Jly "J i iiiriHini." hy "Ad pressed in legislation a, an aid to reJh,t t,r tofsi'ttug a n'll wiflwril MiiMin'ratof," hy'ltyB'lyk'w" lltuiloM aro f t,t tho hJ.i ksndfh, Lost. Un lo. Imu ly 'NiHwood,' tnmrd temperance. - Kx. A A 1 I A N h''-5- W faf-f- f lf fho Tho IIU'.CK N hit AWN ON' UIM. f'J) t London Lm !trj ot p-c- gaffer i ll fe.yoM.g frt.r tt,rt nil til'' ,lf (;o t hy I. A hoy 10 favor of !, jLtilar, - ffioa mo. plan us,U, 'th7 oti tfty Anpi hum liy Font r- ( oyir In Winir Joseph I Mciutonca. A a Kattl'ihrnn ntnw 40 VftO ChM U a t'Htt , : t e Innd of lt jt-zr- hu Amf.rwktt Th tfniiy Adfr tltfr. ,ftcm l4 n cfoi M'd K niioohn, of rrlfcf, r''htwt C. t t 1 , Ihuioliiln, MfiOH-h,- , Lsstiod Titcsdays and Fridays f.

, if . v j ; i PACJFiC COaiMUKClA-- AD VJBKTISER: UQyOLUIiU, MAKCli 14, Lbi)l. - Till: top. x no inornate roia me tnat sfie naa FOR THE NIPPING AIII an order for another gown in the same Pi- - Hi style, but with pea green velvet in place was no trim- ; i of the maize satin. There Hood'sOures III HEAVY STORM CLOAKS AS WELL AS ming on this gown save that made by THE PACIFIC v WARM TRAVELING CAPS. the satin around the neck, and indeed Even When Called Incurable 0.RDWAY POKTM, i trimming would have been superfluous. U Terrible Selge Sciatic Rheumatism How to Dre For Steamer Trip Win. There are many pretty little odds and Kobinson 13locVc. Uetwenn antl Xuuanu. In go up a perfect toilet, Hotel Street, Fort A Magnificent ends that to make ter Velwet Cloak Pretty and among them there are the daintiest Have just received er Jate arrivals, the l;rest stock of FURNIIURK ZJttle Odd and End New Fancie For of slippers in white or light tinted satin. ever iii ported to this Counlry, comprising Yoan; Xadie. These ore made with quite high heels, Gomme rcial Advertiser Copyright, by American Trcus Associa and many of them have straps across the ! i tion. instep made of elastic set thickly with Handsome Carved Bedroom Sets Many ladies, from eoine tinerplainablo imitation jowel3. Another style which IS SOLID OAK AND OF THE LATEST DESIGNS. fause, like to make a Fteamer trip in is called the Spanish slipper ha3 a sort of o IT- - winter. They Lravo the dangers of the network made of black silk and drawn X7""Spec:al attention is called to these sets: tvintry pjales and cold, and for just such up over the instep and fastened in two cecd3 I found aline of storm coats yes- places by fancy garnet clasps, and an- - WICKER WAKE, terday while I "was looking for new hall Beautiful designs of Wicker Ware, consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Kocker?, etc. You dresses. The most of these cold weather jret m any dc-sir- e. ! IS tan these finish 3 wraps wero made 0a with the ulster a3 a CHAIRS Countless numbers of Chairs in every syle, including office and basis of form, with whatever added high Chairs. 1 fancies fashion now exacts. There are EXTENSION T ABLES We have had a number of calls for thes Tables with The best and biggest numbers of these ocean wraps of lar.o Chairs to match. We have now tartan plaids in the dullest colors, in stock though a few are eeen with the green ard blue with narrow red and yellow The Most Beautiful Dining Koom Furniture Daily paper in the Ha etripes. Some are of russet reds and dull green, and these are very pretty. Somo Zlr. Arthur Simon KVJER 8EEX HERE. of them are made of heavy storm serge 01 Galatea, Ohio. Sideboards and Chiffoniers in great variety. waiian Islands. lined with bright colored flannel. They said I was incurable, the doctor DIVANS. Divans covered with Portieres "are becoming quite the rae in place Sar-apari- of Lounges. sto The jrreater part of these cloaks are did, bat the result has proven that Hood's lla We manufacture them to order and have a large tk of Portieres to was able to cure. I had Solatia select from. half tight and made to button all the DANC3NO SLIPPERS AND HAIR ORNAMENTS. Rheumatism and was confined to my bed six BEDDING. Great assortment of Woven Wire Mattresses, Sprine, Hair. Moss, I way down physicians to the feet, and they have other is set on the top of the vamp. months. Three did not help me and Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand and mad to order. bishop eloeves U-- s. I which button at the wrists Many ladies have slippers made to match I Was Given Up to Die Live Geese Feathers and Silk Floss for Pillows; Crib, Cm etc. ; Window for warmth, though a few are fileeveless, "When I was in this terrible condition, unabl Shades of all colors and sizes; Cornice Poles in wood or brass tiimmings. having long cape their gowns or of a piece of the material, 1' a rather which covers but slippers can be purchased of every more haad mr I began to take Hood' the arms. Some of these are Carrick Barsaparilla.f The ti,first bottle had a little ef- tint in vogue this season and of almost fect, and while taking the second. I gained so EEPAIEGTG. and some Caftan shape, the latter nearly rapidly I could up in my chair. My sys- Mattresses, Lounges and all Upholstered Furniture repaired at reasonable rates. is every eo is scarcely needed, that sit always good capuchin fabric, that so medicine, having a sized and to have them made costs much more. tem had been run down by other Cabinet making in all its branches by competent workmen; Matting laid and hood. is a that It took me quite a while to recuperate. 13y i t d n Irish frieze favorite material Sar-saparll- n eri or ecorat i g There is a pretty new fancy for young the time I had taken four bottles ot llood's la. under the supervision of Mr. George Ordway for these storm coats, and indeed thero to I conU walk n round, and now, as I LSi5'Our are first-cla- ss and our pricea are the I west. Come and be. is nothing can compare with for ladies wear full wreaths of small have taken six bottles, am cared and can convinced a trial is solicited. Telephones: Bell 525; Mutual U5 in favor ui annexation,, that it roses without foliage in their hair. These do a good day's work. I do not feel I can praise warmth and rolid comfort. Frieze coats have an upright bow of ribbon to match, 0 do not need to be lined all the way & through, and the whole is extremely taking. The Hood's Sarsaparilla ORDWAY PORTER, first, last and al1 the- - but the Caftan should be lined roses buried in the puffs and nough." Abthur Simon", Galatea, Ohio. Robinson Block, Between Fort and Nnuanu. with red cloth to be perfect. It is a mis- are half take to have these coats made sleeveless, curls of hair and set quite far back on HOOD'S PlLLS ms th beat &ftr-dliu- for in a strong wind the capes will blow the head, leaving at least three fingers' Illlj, awUi dlfestlon. core headache. Try a baa. time. aside and leave the arms cold. breadth of hair between that and the HOBKUN, NEWMAN & CO., A Perfect Nutriment forehead. Large or small rosettes of 3i3t v7HOIi-A.- E AOKNTa. For the head there are those very , for growing children. ugly traveling caps, pretty colored ribbon with the stiff little plumes make ive the Baby Convalescents, Tarn o Shanters, most another little caprice for the hair for consumptives, and, comfortable full evening toilet, and a double bow Union Party of the Hawaiian Islands dyspeptics, of all, knitted hoods, with a full ruffle ana the Aeed, and and end of two inch ribbon with two in Acute lllnes anl upstanding plumes form another pretty all Wasting Diseases little decoration for the hair. Hairpins n are sewed into them, so that it is but a For the promotion of the best in- THE IT moment's work to affix them. These can be purchased ready niade, or a clever terests of all the people of the young lad' can consult her own taste Hawaiian Islands and for the organ- FOR AND Best Food and make them herself. ization of a party having only this Represents all business INFANTS INVALIDS. for Hand-fe-d Infants. tit Many ladies have put off getting a object in view, the following is T- - A aV"mA!?K. Ml heavy mantle ufltil now, for it is really adopted as a declaration of the TRAD rORAE BO R OUR BOOK for the Instruction i quite a difficult thing to decide upon. A "' of mothers, "The Care and Feed-in- s interests and all sec principles npon which the organiza- of Intants,"wiU be mailed ree mantle must be of heavy and richer ma- to any address, upon request. terial than is worn in any other garment, tion 'to be known as the "Union but, on the other hand, when too heavy Party" is to be established, and upon lFWlBJiB; DOLIBER-GOODAL- E CO tions of the Islands weighs wearer down, and, also, CO- -. ON, MASS., U.S. A. it the this platform we invite the co-operati- on the heavier the fabric the dearer it is. When the first "high novelties" have of every friend of good govern- BENSON, & CO., t! ment. SMITH . been sold, the woman of more modest means finds such wraps cheaper, and 1st. "Representative Government Sole Agents for trxe Hawaiian Islands. it also finds a greater variety to choose vfhe Union Party is unalterably from. The materials most seen just now opposed to any form of monarchical are velvet, which is, par excellence, the Government in the Hawaiian Islands, IT choicest of all. allegiance to Builders and General, Next is the velour de nord, with its and declares its fall the Hardware, heavy often changing colors; Provisional Government, endorsing always np to the times in quality, styles and prices. ribs and the proposal for a constitutional con- Gives the best value to STORM COATS OP IRISH FRIEZE. then velutina, both ribbed and plain. tho handsomest goods, vention . looking to the extension of Supplies, of wool knitted in all around the face. These are for and in Gov- Plantation are warm popular representation the . and These are warm very becoming. they wear well and if rather . both advertisers and heavy. Next comes handsome meltou ernment. O a'full afrtoriuoent to ml ltt v:iriu cUmuhixI There are also a number of styles sind 2d. Political Union We declare colors of fascinators, but these, though cloth in various colors, and these take al- most any trimmings, though beading onr leading principles to be the o Steel Plows, subscribers. t very pretty, are always slipping and apt accomplishment of a political union to give tho fair wearer the earache. done directly on the mantle and fur are niMtle oxpressly foi Ismrd worlt, with extra parts. 11 the most suitable. Melton cloth is very with the United States of America Those who go down to the sea in ships and the maintenance of a stable and tin CuiiivEior Cane Knives. require a special set of undergarments, durable. Zibeline, too, is a satisfactory honest government. . in tho There should material and, like melton, will stand particularly winter. fab-ri- c 3d. Public Lands We favor be a pair lambs wool tights long much bad weather. There is a new Agricultural ampfements, of and called caracol, which is very hand- ench legislation a9 will promote the o woolen leggings, a thick quilted petticoat occupancy of all public lands, includ- o flooh, siuvolsf Vorfcs, MHttH-'K.-- , frtc, etc and a serge dress, either blue or black. some, but also expensive. It requires no sea-eon- s, ing those heretofore known as All colors will stain with trimming and will last for several o other salt if care is taken to choose a shape "crown lands," by small holders, and Carpenters', Blacksmiths' water, and no matter how cold the foster the development of varied in- on is always several that does not undergo much change as o weather is shore it seasons go by. There is a standard shape dustries, believiDg it to be of vital and Machinists' Tools degrees colder on the ocean, with a chill mantles, any changes are but importance that "many acres" dampness -- for all and most-genera- and penetrating besides. I slight variations after all. should be for "many men." Screw Plates, Taos and Dies, Tw;si Drills, The largest and l have known two persons to contract fa- Rights We colds by being insufficiently clothed Seal plush or, as they call them 4th. Citizens' de m o tal abroad, "sealskin cloth" has been and clare that all citizens are equal be- Paints and Oils, Brushes, Glass, on a sea voyage. All gowns should be we opposed to O circulation in plain and for service rather than show still is a favorite for all sorts of wraps fore the law and are Asbestos Hair Felt and Felt Mixture. Bengaline heavy rep monoplies or privileged classes, 4 on shipboard, as even a well person and mantles. and J wants to lounge half the time, and the as well as plain black faille and gros-grai- n favoring participation in the govern- e0 Blake's Steam Pumps, expected to up are all used for these long mantles ment by every loyal citizen. the Hawaiian Islands. seasick one isn't sit much. forget We such legis- If at all, and a plainly made gown will and are all handsome. I must not 5th. Labor favor Weston's Centrifugals. bear such treatment, while a more styl- the superb xnatelasse and natte woolens, lation as will substitute American, i very hand- ish one will look like a rag. which are very durable and Portuguese and other European (ft SEWING fnACHiNES, Wilcox & Gibbs, and Remington. Leaving our seasick sister awhile, I some. All of these goods, except the immigration, for Asiatic immigration, wish to say a few words about the new silks and velvets, are 54 inches wide, so thus securing a class of immigrants in quality a 9Urpassed 1 Dtncy fancy of setting moire sleeves into all that 4 yards make an ample wrap. for labor pupo6es which will Lubricating Oils sorts of gowns and cloaks. This is a IIenriette Rousseau. ultimately be uf permanent value to handsome and dressy style, rather more the country as settlers. Merchandise, A Dainty AVorkbag:. Gth. Public Works We favor the General i ghowy than quietly elegant. The moire n?L7e,you be rieeves are now set in coats nearly as of- Cut out two circles of pasteboard the immediate establishment of a com- there is anything you want, come and ak for it, will ten as in dresses, and they may be seen size of an ordinary tea saucer and cover prehensive of public improve- politely treated. No trouble to show goods. with cheviot cr cloth coats, or even with each on both sides with figured silk or ments that shall be of permanent val- 3278-tf--d 1462-tf-- w The most thrifty and kersey or tan covert.su pplemented by fur, silkoline. Take a strip of the same, ue to the country and afford needed however. Wherever they are used they three-quarter- s of a yard long, and gather employment to the laboring classes, add a new distinction. Brown and dark each end, sewing it around one-ha- lf of but we declare against importation desirable class ol read- green and Line moire are produced this each of the circles prepared. Then gather of labor and material of any kind H. E. McHSTFRE & BRO., season in the heaviest and richest qual- each selvage edge of the silk with cord whatsoever for use on public works ity, but it is so expensive that few can which can be obtained in the home ers, a great many of afford a whole costume of it. market, and materials which must A velvet cloak or coat with moire be obtained from abroad should be IMFORTKB8 ABB DKALEKB III sleeves makes a magnificent garment. obtained through local dealers in whom take no other Lace, embroidery, leading and fnr arc open competition. all seen on tho same garment, but only 7th. Public Offices We hold on tho richest. A few velvet long cloaks that no person should occupy any local paper. have facings of moire or a fluted cellar fflfflk position of trust or profit under the Groceries, Provisions and Feed of the same with fur border. Moire is Government who is not loyal to the also used to give brilliance to the favor- same. ite all black gowns of the fir est floured 8th. Prison Labor We oppose silk warp heurietta, :id tht luster of the employment of prison labor in EA8T CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS. the two fabrics seems to unite in one any mechanical pursuits. harmonious whole. 9th. Tax System We favor a re The princesse form of dresses is again vision of the tax eytsem whereby all "WE a favorite, and shapely figures show off property, improved and unimproved, Ner Goods received by every packet from the Eastern HtateB and Europe. X better in them than ia any other style. ball bo taxed on an equitable basis. Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Whole dresses of moire of a lighter but Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge . Island orders solicited. Need and deserve your wa scarcely less liandsomo grade is cmr loved Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office Box No. 145. Telephone No. 92. prr to make the entire gown. The train t. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ruch a dress should bo long and sweep- adver- hei ing to obtain tho full effect. Lace--, a subscription and ter little choice fur. beaded passementerie Insurance Company. or velvet are all suitable trimmings, . JXJST la Decemeitk, ltv-.2- ARRIVED tisement and will give pet either singly or all together. White or stout sewing silk until the gathers re- Total As t 31st PER C. n. BRYANT. am moire is a superb material for a wedding ini.iti.',v4 id. duce the length of the edges one-ha- li CARRIAGES of all styles, 1- c BABY I, gown or for a grand toilet of any kind. and fasten cord or silk firmly to the cir - Acthoif-- Capital. . d H - Yesterday I saw new Mibfcrlbttl .. S,T5U,Ut CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS iu the latest patterns, you the worth of your a combination in cles. Two straps of ribbon to hang the Taid-- u Capital 6S7.LW O 0 lilks for full dress. The skirt wa3 made big of the 2 Fund 2.K7S.9SS 12 ? whole up by, and a bow saint Life ai d Annuity Fends 7.774.fc55 S 11 with a long train. The front breadth on the circle that will hang outermost, i " Honseliold " Sewing Machines was of whito 1 moire, then two sido completes this charmingly convenient 1J,14I.2!4 ! Hand-Sewin- g Machines, all with the latest improvement. money. breadths wero of maize satin. The two bag. It is specially' useful, because it next were moire, and wide one Revenue Fire Branch 1,577,276 7 9 Also on hand a in the has no strings to wear it out, and ' center of tho was draw Revenue Life and Annuity back of the satin. Tho because work can be put in or taken out 1,216.736 1 10 corsage was pointed, of moire, with a Frarcfces Westermayers Celebrate! Cottage Pianos as it hangs, without the trouble of taking 9 7 puffed drapery of maize satin around the it down. A. I. W. 2.75012 Parlor Organs, Guitars and other Musical Instruments. oeck as a bertha. The 6leeves were of the satin, The actnmu'.attd Fnr.dsof the Fire and Lift-Doicirti- sale by with an inset of moire on the r.t re free from liability in respect t"For I top. The breadths wero all cut perfectly Mrs. Barbara N. Gal pin is the success- of oah ot ht r. ED. HOFFSCIi LA KGER & CO, straight and laid in deep pLiits. the full- ful business manager and assistant edi- ed. ncrrscnLAEGER & CO.. Gazette Publishing Company. ness faUinr in natural fdds rom the tor of the Somervillo (Mass.) Journal. King Street, opposite Castle Cooks. TILE PACIFIC COMMIT UCLVL. ADVJ3HTISKK: HONOLULU, MAISCkl I I, ISti I.

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i H. P. Baldwin left for Maui yes-terd- .v John anas bhildren Have an Ex on the Claudine. VET Ladies call at N. S. .Sachs I perienco at Waikiki. am! see the new line of novelties in CUT 01 TWO band will give a concert this Hats, Flowers, Ibices, Ribbon ami The Now and then a complaint is IS evening at Thomas Square. Fancy Ornament.. for Sale Th Residences made regarding the road that leads Magnificent The Councils of the Government to lower Waikiki on account of its v4m- - fnr n Season of tomorrow afternoon. "rti will meet narrowness. Some months ago Mrs. with mtiic. Opportunity oIIVp for a dime to listen to your choice in any Mutual Telephone Alameda will be due to- James McLean had a narrow escape The M'lcctions from noted vocalist., instru- A Rare Opportunity to Club morrow from an Francisco with from receiving serious injuries. The mental !o!oiits, ducts, Company. foreign news. trios. juartrtte late latest e?ea from an accident took or quintettes for a dime tmh; only a Purchase a Home at Wodehouse and Mrs. place yesterday morning. A lady dime remember, at the Pori'i.AK Minister was Jonie a Bargain. Wodehouse paid a visit to the driving of John Kna's PlloNOOKAlMl I'AKI.OKS, A It LI N IS TON OF ADD TIONAL Champion yesterday. children to ?choo, and when a very Hlocic, HotklSi kkkt. .Several of the 11T and chartfc miich January. No. narrow stretch of the road men- Mi.-- e Albu's selections arc now the Cut cut and paste in Official Directory: The Commissioners for the crown tioned was reached a wagon con- "raw." TiVi Allen, vioore res, Dowpett Lane. lands are preparing an extended taining yome Portugue- - was met Ah lit en res, Emma street, near No 1. report. It will take about two with. The driver got rattled and CF Italics Garden, or Shade School. Horw ml lit facing on did not slow up, with the result 705 Bradford, C S res, Reretania, near Ireen tercet firoiuuN ele- weeks to complete it. lints, for cents; Children's .School Punchbowl street. gantly laid out with lawns 2. that both hordes became frightened Hats, for if) cents; at Sachs' Fort I'.rewer it Co, C. 'd terraces; fruir and or- Stoeck!e?s phonograph parlor is a and it looked for a moment as if Street. W tilack, J II res, Liliha street. namental tree-- . The house good to spend half ftCHVC tin if I: con- place a pleasant the lady driver and her charges Catnarincs Ranch. Kalihi. is handsomely ed, Starts from March 1, h-a- r 4tV4 California Wine Co, 407 street. tains S rooms ami spacious hour. If you want to the would be seriously injured. The E5" In nod Fort For Bargains New i:4 Cooper. Ur C 1J office and res Hotel verandas. Uu;irpaPMd view and drawing latest songs pay him a visit. s, the will attention of the Minister of the Secoud hand Furniture, Lawn Mow-ei- and Alakea streets. f the ocean A fernery, The Hawaiian News Company Interior has been called to the dan- Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose, till Collaco, J P P res, Alakea street, bam, stable rul svrvaiit' Ihj made every other gerous condition of the ro'ad, and it etc., call the X. L., corner of near Hotel. quarters comprise the out- at I. 1 3-- 4 Saturday. has an announcement in this issue will be 32S Collaco, Mrs J P P, Dai Nippon, buildings. The are 4 'H people is expected that it widened Nuuanu and King streets. Arlington Block, acres. that cannot fail to interest the Hotel street. Start now, ay '2J0 who have pianos out of tune. in near future. 394 Foster, Wm, Attorney at Law, Mothers ask for the Mother's Kaahumanu street. a week from tho dato Articles for booth STILL HOPEFUL. 471) Gomes, Manuel res, Kinau, near No. 2. the British at Friend Shirt Waist, the latest im- Alapai street. alovo named, and yon the " Feast of Nations " may be provement in Boy's House and Lot facing on shirt Waists. No 210 Government Nursery, King and 'I on avenue. House Mrs. Wodehouse, not Mrs. hurst will soon bo tho possos-- vr left with The Royalists are Confident that more buttons to sew on. For sale at Keeaumoku streets. baa 7 rooms, wide verandas. Waterhouse as stated esterday. X. S. Sachs. 478 Guerrero, L res, Dowsett Lane. There ia a barn, stable, ser- of tho finest liicyclo 7 the Queen is Going Back. 503-- O Kapu, Mrs L, Ka'auao. vants' quarters and fernery. Some new squash, watermelon 70 Kimura, S, Merchant, Allen and Has a commanding view of ever made. can be seen at' yThe royalists are said to be as SJST Ladies' Diamond Black Kekuanaoa streets. Diamond Head and the and muskmelons 2-ct- Stockings, absolutely fast, only s. 574 Kojima, S, Merchant, Reretania, ocean. It costs you $15, when Waterhouse's Queen street store. confident as ever of the restoration near Maunakea street. a pair, at N. S. Sachs. you ex-queen- K?t your wheel, tho They are the first of the season of the .! One of them a t2l Kubey, J, Ciar Manufacturer, and were raised at Pearl City. Kintr, near Fort street. prominent white man this time iSGT The Pacific Hotel, corner 570 Kolomoku, Henry res, Kinau These two residences are balance is paid by tho Referring to the suggestion of stated, confidently, that she would of Nuuanu and King streets, i the street. the property of Mr. Jt. I. week in amounts that place you can obtain the best of i C) Lederer, S W res, Garden Lane Lillie who has placed them the American League regarding be restored in a few davs. The in my for t?alc. vincs, Beers and Spirituous "Co LipM foot, J residence. Lunalilo hands For anyone can alion 1. Sunday concerts, Prof. Berger said native papers are, of course, largely Liquor. and Piikoi streets. further particulars, apply to last evening that he favored the responsible for this state of affairs, Edw. Woltek, Manager. C('J McCartney, Mrs residence, Emma Cheaper than cm it plan, and thought it a good idea. as they still continue to publish 3oG7-t- f. s'reet.. falsehoods and forged news on the 500- -A North Twills Coast Phosphate Mvsnf" T. W. The historical clock will be on subject. OS! If you to sell o::t and Fertilizer Co, Ka'ihi HOBROE your t3,'J Peac ock, C A lesidenee M?kiki. exhibition this afternoon at Arion A number of natives in the FtiRNiTDKE in it entirety, call 373 Pacific Saloon, E U F Woken?, Hall. There will not be an exhi- country districts are also possessed at the I. X. L. Manacer, Kini; and Nuuanu streets. Fort and Merchant Streets. bition this evening for the reason with an impression that there is 417 Paakaula, David residence, Queen that the hall is otherwise engaged. jT" and Punchbowl streets. trouble brewing, which will be on Bedroom Seta, Wardrobes, 31C Reis, Manuel residence, Queen, COLDMBI few Ice Boxe-s-, Stoves, A Phi- tap in a days. Hanging Lamps, near Richards street. F. E. MILLEii, The seamen of the U. S. F. Rugs, Bureaus?, Chiffoniers, Steamer 401 Rowe, E C (Ilaniwai) Waikiki. ladelphia will give an entertain- and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges, 501- - B bhiozawa, C, Merchant, Wai-ana- e. The second edition of the Decem- l.M Street, fl'opular Home ment at the Opera House on next Cosmopolitian Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets, No. Fort Saturday evening for the benefit of ber World's Fair 444 Tracy, L E, Furnishing Goods, brings the total up to the extraord Sewing Machines, Whatnots, Meat Clothing, etc. Fort and Hotel streets. BICYCLE the wounded officer, Kaouli, and inary figure of 400,000 copies an Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest 097 Verleye, Mons, residence, Bere- I-IOX-JSE, the widow of Officer Kauhane. unprecedented result in the history Cash Prices at the I. X. L., corner of tania street. Jb "75 Wootten, II, Honolulu Cyclery, of magazines. our hundred tbous Nuuanu and King streets. AND S?he Hawaiian Electric Company and copies 200 tons 94,000,000 King, near Alakea street. 502--D (Kalabiela). held an meeting yesterday, pages liUU wagons Waia'ua Station, annual enough to nil 57 White, O M residence, Makiki. AGENCY. and elected officers for the ensuing with 2,000 pounds each. 209 Wakefield, F M residence, Nuu- Fresco Painter year. In the near future, it is ex- anu, near J udd street. Bell pected that the company will ex- The victuals of the human race are 203 Wolters, E H F residence, Thurs- C-- Telephone 490. seasoned 3,000,000 worth of THOROUGHBRED ton, near Green street. tend its lines as far as Waikiki. with 43S Y kohama Bazaar, Hotel and 3028 lm black pepper every year. Nuuanu streets. THREE COFFEE The Jones Locked Fence has On the great lakes last year 123 nnni 11 SU-4-t becoms a household term. Its lives were lost and 53 vessels valued Nil 1 in! NOTICE. .1 . so nt 1,040,400 went down. 1 success has been great that it Ml unuLi 11 has become necessary to take out Applicants for West Point must be FOR 1 Jfil KJUl I111VJI letters patent for these islands. between 17 and 22 years of age and HAVING SOLD OUR ENTIRE Hardware Com- free from any infirmity. The English Setter " Honolulu Girl " to Mesers. Hoke and zur PalpiDg The Hawaiian Fiio.ii :iioici: Oeweste, our stock will be sold out at pany will tell you all about it. prices till March 31st - Bred Ber- greatly reduced Tlie ADVERTISER ia deliver- at the Glenmore Kennels, ! next when Ka Maile will cease business There has been a rumor about ed bv carriers to any part of keley, Cala. ; registered ,(No. 31,098) A. PEKIN DUCKS and be succeeded by the above firm. town for several days that the the city for 50 cents a month, in K C. S. B., New York. keep Sired by Lee It., winner of the Deroy at royalists were circulating a petition advance. Subscribe now and the Pacific Coast Trial at Bakerstield in an- Of the JiixitX to the United States asking for up with the new year. Ring up 1890: he by Rodney. (9190) from Phyllis 11 DiixLond MRS. G. E. BOARDMAN, l?est Just lleceived. A of prominent Telephone No. 88. (2105). W. W. They Will From 30 to nexation. number Rodney, the sire of Lee R., by Doc D., Iiilt ex-quee- n OOJ HuehelH Ripe;:Coffee supporters of the were from Kate I)., (3,715) from Phyllis 11 AT J. T. Waterhouse's, 361G-t- d Proprietress. of seen yesterday, and they all dis- (2165) Rake2l2 from Phyllis 474. ixsr Hour. The dam of Honolulu Girl was Belle 3632-l- w Queen Street. claimed any knowledge of the Gladstone the only daughter on the Pacific affair, and claimed that it was a Coast of Champion Gladstone (113), from CASH PAID Zell, (3.861) by Dan, (1336) from Champion A "fake." Situation Wanted. (8427). A FRESH SUPPLY FOR tcm kr similar to these ia in use by Petrel the Coffee and Tea Company at Kona, COMPETENT JAPANESE GIRL, OF and the parchment coffee turned ont Public Concert. BY do general house work, nursing The Pointer " Honolulu Duke from this machine is a joy to behold, The Hawaiian Band, under the or any other kind of work. Address awaiian not a kernel broken ! "K. KOTO," t30,833)bred at the Shabbona Kennels, Apollinaris Water States Now is the time to purchase, bo as to leadership of Professor Berger, will 3G34-3- tt P. O. Box 259. Ottawa. III. le prepared for the coming crop. These Pulpers -- give (Wednes- TIIK GENUINE A1ITICLE ! are made very strong; are a public concert this The Dam of Honolulu Duke is Belle, by packed in a compact form and can eaeily Jack, from Belle D.t by Trinkett's Bang be transported wapon day) evening, at 7:30, at Thomas Dr. H. W. Howard (4117), by Devonshire Son, (7,813), from Just to hand and for sale in quantities to We will buy for cash large or small either in a or on Square. Following is the pro- Shurbs (52G9). suit at quantities of used Hawaiian Postage mule or cattle back. : btamps at the following prices per Besides these Palpers, which are tho gramme Honolulu Dake is thoroughly first ever offered in this market, we have broke GREATLY REDUCE!) ! hundred : PART RETURNED FROM KAUAI on pheasants, with staunch points an RATES just received a fine assortment of roods HAS is now located at Cottage 500, all-da- y dog. 1 $ &5 round Capo Horn ex Martha Davis from 1. March "Washington Post."Souza cent violet. Hawaiian Hotel grounds, Beretania For further particulars, apply to or 1 cent bine , 85 New York and Boston and the Villalta 2. Overture "Esmeralda".... Herman street 3633-- 1 w addre3S F. SOHAKFER 1 from England. Among which will 3. entrance. C. cent green 50 March "Right, Left" Souza 2 cent vermillion 1 75 be found 4. of Meyerbeer" 3tj30-- 5t "Reminiscences M. 2 cent brown 85 Godfrey For .Lease. W. CUNNINGHAM. 2 cent rose 40 part ir. THE RESIDENCE CORNER Anchor Saloon, Wanted. 2 cent violet, 1891 issue. 80 5 cent dark blue 1 75 WIRE NAILS, h. "Reminiscences of Mozart," Lanalilo and Earnest streets, at 1 present occupied by Capt. C. a;34-- 1 wtf P. O. Box 423. 5 cent light tlue 10 Godfrey J. BY COOK, WAITER, 6 green 75 Fantasia "In the Chapel" Lorenzen. Forfurther particulars, apply POSITIONS chambermaid, nurpe, cent 2 Cat Nails and Spikes, Galvanized Nails to , C. 10 cent black 4 75 and Spikea asst. Ash Oars, Cases Card ...Eilenberg J. LORENZ'N. hoaseworker, storeboy and laborers of 10 cent vermillion 5 25 Matches, C. C. 7. Pet of 3B32-t-f Pilot office. every Japanese Employment Irons, Cases Turpentine, March "The Petticoats" To the Public. kind. 10 cent browa 2 75 Barrels Resin and Pitch. Bales Oakum, . Souza Office, 540 Hotel street, P. O. Box 219. 12 cent black 0 50 Wire Door Mats, S. Bucalossi 3630 w .... Straw Wrapping Paper, Waltz Sultana" Kesidence for Kent. 12 cent mauve 0 50 Cases Naphtha. Blacksmiths' Bellows, "Hawaii Ponoi." Call at the New Millinery fttore on 15 cent brown 5 25 Bales Cottijn Fort see our goods. We Waste, 'iafH Cotton Sail street.and have J-a- 18 cent red 10 50 Duck, a lot of got the Snest line ever in Hono Jare Sisal Rope, a large Officers. shown Movers 25 cent purple 10 50 assortment of Election of I HAVR SEVERAL FINE lulu. Also will receive orders for fancy 50 cent red. 2 00 sewing. The Second District Club of the Residences to rent; one com- CLEANED, SHARPENED AND ?l carmine. 20 00 pletely furnished. Apply to The tervice3 of Miss Jessie McGowan ; duplicate pieces famished ; iVTanila -- Rope, Union Party met last evening at 3631 tf T. W. HOB RON. have been secured, and she will be glad Lavn Mowers broken fe;ond repair J&CyStampa which are torn are not the Annexation Club room and to see all her old friends. ouht at a fair price; Axes, Kiiive3 and wanted at any price. Addres3 Sci'iors ground. Saws tiled and set bv Pick and Hoe elected the following officers: PHILATELIST'S EXCHANGE, Handles, LawnmowerS, Notice. G. W. HELUKN, Fodder Cutters, Uorse Shoe Nails, Horse President, Charles L. Carter ; Vice-Preside- nt, M- - HANNA, At the Bell Tower, Rasp3, Hand Screws and Alden's Patent MY ABSENCE FROM w; ; Secretary, DURING 3i00-l- Enirine Hou- - No. 2. P. O. Box 443, trooms, Mason's Blatkin?, Door J. S. Martin Islands, Mr. P. C. 3621-t- f No. 152 Fort Street. Locks, T. P. Severin; Treasurer, E. A. Jones will act for me under power of 3022tf Washington, I). C. Sand and Emery Paper. Boat Nailfl, Jones ; Executive Committee C. attorney in all matter pertaining to my MAY. To Let. rov Sale. Hall's Cane Knives, Honda Batteries, B. Cas-aid- y, private badness. T. Riplej, Henry Smith, John Honolulu, March 8th, 1894. .Election of Officers. Sash Cord, Smokeless Gun Powder, J. Garden, V. W. Hall, J. D. 3fi3Mw A MOST DESIIIABLE, S UMBKK OF TRM'OTM, WATKR "V Casks, iron 250 Holt, A. Perry, J. Grace, E. F. nicely furnished Residence on bound. gallons each. 1 T TUB ANNUAL MEETING Ccral Rook in quantities to suit, deliver- OF Bishop. Beretania street, near Thomas V the stockholders of the Inter-Inla- nd Hall's Plows and Breakers, Stock for Sale. Square, for a term of 3 to 6 ed one mile from Postoffice at 75 cents Stpam Navigation (Ld ) months. per Company held Possession given on or about Jnne 1st, load. Apply this day, the following officers ami Appropriation Bill. 1894. Apply to T. W K AWLINS, Directors were elected for th Leleo fnsuin Hasps and Hinges, Ox Bows, Axes, Council is busjr OF MAKAWELI SUGAR II. LOSE, year: Hatches. Crowbars, Pickaxes and Mat- The Executive SHARES ;23lm Mutual Telephone No. 8. Dell Telephone 55. P. O. Dox No. 4. work with the Appropration Apply to 3021 -- 2w W. P. Godfrey President tocks, Grindstones, Mops, Hoes, etc.. at JAS. F. MORGAN, J Kna Vice-Preside- nt Coils Flexible Steel Wire Rope and bills. The first provides the salaries 354S-- tf Oueen Strt-et-. Massage. W. II. McLean Secretary Tojail Sheet Chain, all sites; Sheet Iron, and will be introduced in the For Sale or iease. J. L McLean Treasurer Galvanized; Shoe Elastic. Tourists' Outdo T. W. Hobron Auditor Council at an early uate. The other The Illustrated Vf RS. PRY WOULD ANNOUNCE for public Thtt popular work, Th fuCKJ879 L J. that she will attend a li mited num- DIRECTORS. makes the approprations ON ACCOUNT OF DEPART-ur- e POCKET CUTLERY improvements. GciDk T&bocgb thm Hawaiian lav ber of patients. Address at H. M. very W. B. floifrey, J. Ena, Whitney's, Kin et. ; Bell T:prm- - 7h, that residence axds," is m-et- ing with steady sale of Mr. A. Jhlrs on the con er of G. N. Wilcox. F. A. Schaefer, nd abroad. ToanstA and Wilder Avenue and Victoria Ffree The O. Smith, ELECTIilC LAMPS, all Siies. lead-lu- g both at home The ADVERTISER is the others visiting me- - islands should be hoube contains 0 larg Kojins, w. i j. McLean, lame Pantry, Kitchen, IJathr-wm- , rids: is For sale by per-e- ct JLet. etc Secretary. paper of the Hawaiian isU In pud.seHsiu of c.p.y ol it. It is a To ar.j i well finished with darc.oets hII the Honolulu, II. ?.. Tar-- (ith, 1S4. and. It has a larger circulation mine w inforinaron rilatint? to tne latest improvement.. I f: outhouses T scenes and Attrttcuoa t mt with comprise Stal)Ie and ervar;t Koomx, 0. IL4LL and news COTTAGE TO LET ON KI-na- u 11 prints more live than here. Copies ju wrappers irnn be had at etc. Tha premises commaiul a tine view The Daily Alv'kktiskr is deliver- I any paper. o street; all modern improve- of Diamond Head and thn ocean. For other island Price 5 the publication nuicw. 4b Merchant ments. Also Barn, Hf.ibles and further particulars, enquire of ed by carriers for 50 cents a month. 5 COKSEK FORT AND KINO cents per month, in advance. Ring Servants rooms. Applv to A. MfLKIt-5- . Ring uj Te!brnee 88. N'nw N. S. KACI'H, Fort street. 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I -- AJDV-EKTISK- IIOKQIiXJIiU, MAHCII 14, 1894. 8 Till: PACIFIC C03131:iiClAjL ; Diplomatic and Consular lleprC' bark Matilda: Both vessels: de- THE PROVISIONAL GOVERHMENT r. LiND C0.-"- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Bentativcs of 'Hawaii Abroad- 1 01HU RMLWAY parted for San Francisco with full ii' T1IU I cargoes cf sugar, etc. IX NITEII STATES. VAL! i A Kilt OCEANIC Fr. if TIME TABLE. . The Waialeale arrived yesterday Omfod States Ilia L A Thurston, Tuesday, March 13. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister ?: 1 JUNE 1,1882. from Hamakua with 3322 bag3 of Official List of Members and Lcca-tic- n AMD AFTIR Am ?chr O M Kellogg, Iverson, from to-- Plenipotentiary, Wa&hintton, D C. Gray's Harbor. sugar. She will leave again STEA.MSHIPCO Secretary and Charge d AlTaires ad in- - 1 Bureaus. v-y Am schr King Cyrus. Chnstianson, from morrow at o a.m. of terim F P tiasiinv I Newcastle. N t W. E t'out-ul-tienera- l. it Hama- tied up at New York II Allen, Waialeale. Smythe. from The W.G.Irwin h 'i1 Consul-Gener- o J Stmr San Frantico C Wilder, al 5 kua. Allen and Robinsons wharf await - Moi. from Hamakua. for the Pacific Mate : Cali- bebr Ka ing her turn to load sugar. Executive Council. fornia. Oregon and .Nevada- and and six departures Washington . ..J F..Soper,. Four arrivals - Dole, President of the Provisional B. Consular " I iikfai:tukks. r ..- 8. Clerk .... J i 13. is tue sum ioiui ui vcsicrua Australian Mail Service. Government of the Hawaiian Isl Philadelphia Hubert Ii Davis, CohfuI MILL. Tuesday, March TO EA intelligence. ands. San Dietro.-Cal- Jas W GirviD, for San Fran- - shipping Ccn?ul B B A D Am hk .Matilda, Sweneon. F. M. Hatch, Minister of Foreign Af. Boston-- G D Gilrnan. Consul ' : P.M. CliCO. The steamer Likelike is hourly fairs. Portland Or--J McCraken, ; ii A.M. P.M. r.x. Am bkt 8 N Castle, Hubbard, lor can CocfuI 1:45 4:35 5:10 expected from Hawaii with a cargo J. A. King, Minister of the Interior. Port Townsend, Wasli James G Swan, Leave Honolulu.. .8:45 Francisco. ... Minister of Finance. Leave Pearl City..9:30 2:00 5:10 5:56 ritmr 1'ele, Petersen. for Lleele and Ha of Bugar. For San Francisco: S. M. Damon, Consul . .9 :57 2:57 5:3G 0:22 W. O. Smith, Attorney-Genera- l. Seattle G U Carter, Consul Arrive Ewa Mill. V. will arrive -- istnir Claudine, Cameron, for Maui. The G. Hall this The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship Tacoma, Washington J T Belcher, TO HONOLULU. Stmr Lehua, Nje, for l'aauhaa and la morning from windward ports. Advisory Council. Acting Vice-Cons- ul !t tit 99 A paikou. a- - C B B Vice-Preside- btmr Janies Makee, Haglund, for II W. C. Wilder, nt cf the Pro- MKXICO, CENTRAX AND SOUTU AMERICA. t 3 A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. namanla and Kapaa. COAL REPLACED BY OIL. . of Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will visional Government the Hawaiian -- Mill.. 6:21 10:43 3:43 5:42 be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Islands. U S of Mexico, Mexico Hoi W J De Gress, Consul. K II Baker, Yice-Cons- ul Leave Pearl City..6:55 11:15 4:15 6:10 VKHHELS 12 IOKT. Auckland, on or about C, Bolte, John Emmeluth, 11 4:oo 6:45 A Steamer Crosses the Atlantic Cecil Brown, E. D. Tenney, Arrive Honolulu.. 7:30 Co-su- (Till list does not Include eoater.) Nott, W. Allen, Manzanillo Robert James Barney, l. ' With an Entirely New Fuel. John F. 1 A Saturdays only. AVAL VX8SIL8. Ena, Henry Waterhouze, If APBIL 5tk? John Henry f Daily. -- Guatemala Tolke, Consul B Philadelphia, Barker, Callao. steamer to cros3 the James F. Morgan, A. Young, I O Sundays excepted. U8FS The first And will leave for the above port with Ed. Suhr W. C. Wilder. Peru, Lima F S Crosby, Acting Consul Saturdays excepted. (7 8 w Adams, Nelson. from Samoa. Atlantic burning only liquid fuel or Callao, Peru b Crosby, Consul D 11 B M S Champion, Booke, Esquimau Mails and Passengers on about that Jos. P. Mendonca. was the British steamship Baku- - date. Chas. T. Rodgers, Secretary Ex. and Chile. Valparaiso, D Thomas, Charge d'" MIKCHAKTMZN. Standard, a bulk oil carrier, which Adv. Councils, AfTaires and Consul-Gener- al Advertiser Br bh Villalta, Harland, Ldverpooi. i Mont- - Video, Uruguay - Conrad Hughes. The Pacific Commercial B v Cheney, Mosher. Nanaimo. BC. arrived at this port on eoruary u, SrjPKKiES Coubt, Am sh I pWi 0V(naV & Auckland .'HSUi Am scbr Carrier Dove. Brandt. Newcastle. ga tne Philadelphia Record, from . Philippine Inlands, Iloilo George Shel- - Am b lrmparo. ocnmiuj, Hon. Judd, Chief Morning, Excepl Donaldson,du San Fran c,;nljs 0ri rnrtmnnth. The triD k,. Tr;r,o ai Kol ctpmRhir, A. F. Justice. merdine, Consul Issued Every Am wh bk lloratio, Hon. R. F. Bickerton, First Associate M Wood Consul bkt 8 Wilder, McNeill, oan r ran. unusually trying one, the . Manila Jasier Sunday, by the Am.. 6 .riU V W was an Justice. Cebn Georee E A Cartell Consul caught in Arctic Tj JAx --c Am hr.rt V Irwin. Williams, ban Iran. vessel having been A A H.Jl Hon. W. F. Frear, Second Associate GAZETTE COMPANY Am schr Geneva. Newcastle. N s w. drift ice and detained so long that 0f the Oceanic Steamship Company will Justice. GREAT BRITAIN. FTawaIIAN I Kb-- n 1A n ftrwnnt Ran Francisco. 1 Henry Smith, Chief Clerk. ill V J the passage required 2G days. he be due at Honolulu, from San Urancisco Affairefe . London Charge d' Am bkt Planter. Dow, can Francisco. arn pn t rnm - wu Geo. Lucas, Deputy Clerk At No. 31 Merchant Street. Am bkt W H Dimond, McDonald, b t. ni.i,.vtonr sal u in- "wun C. F. Peterson, Second Deputy Clerk. Secretary of Legation, Mauley Hop- Am schr Anna, San Francisco. mouth on January 20, with petro- Walter Jones, Stenographer. kins, Consul-Genera- l Am srhr Allen A. Scbase. Eureka. J. Liverpool Harold Janion, Consul - V I . ; a X'wn'p. as her only fuel. MARCH 15th, a ir i rhFi'otiiiiKnn leum residuum Cibcutt Judges. Bristol Mark Whitwell, Coiim:1 JT-A-V- m. Gray's H. of oil "PiTGr X Jlf Am schr o Kellogg, iverson, This residuum is a product rl J And will have prompt despatch with Hull W Moran, Consul of little value, ana no Known use Mails and Passengers for the above ports. W. A. Whiting,) Newcastle on Tyne E Biesterfeld, of using as First Circuit Cooper, Oahu. Consul KATES: unless the expeiiment it E. i SUBSCKIfTIOM fuel should prove successtul. Sacond Circuit: (Haui)A. N. Kepoikai. Falmouth C R Broad, Consul The Daily Pacific Commercial Adve- ihn undersigned are nosv prepared Third and Fourth Circuit: (Hawaii) S. Dover (and the Cinque Ports) Francis Am Discovery 8 F Due The most important advantage Consul (8 pause) bkt DU to issue L. Austin. William Precott, rtiser An, srhr Kalvatnr ...:.NS W was per 11 12 discovered on the run that Fifth Circuit: (Kauai) J. Hardy. Cardiff Goldberg, Consul Schr Lyman D Foster.N S W April THROUGH TICKETS Til ALL POINTS Vice Seas.Mar8-1- 5 combustion was possible, an Court-roo- m Swansea H Bovey, Consul pfrTarth'.V.V;.V.V.V.V.' 00 Am xMia bk M'rn'cr btr..Soutb fect Offices and in Court House, X 1 Edinburgh and j'eith E G Buchanan, poVti . . . 10 00 Am bk Amv Turner. ..New York.July ond nfiver obtained when coal is King street. Sitting in Honolulu year aid Foreign ... Har-.te- STATES. I Per Am I'helns. .(Jrav's b IN THE UNITED Monday in Consul year, postpaid to United fctates tdirWS eb 20 used in the fire room. The process The first February, Nay, Glasgow Per S 00 Am schr Stanford.'. .. .N S W August and November. Jas Dunn, Consul of America, Canada, or Mexico.. sh Occidental Departure B..Feb 28 consists in forcing the fuel through Dundee J G Zooler, Consul I Am 15 ly NY. Mar ZjgTmllQT particulars regarding Vice-Cons- ul Semi-Week- (S Haw bk Helen Brewer (sldNov7) steam jet which further PABTMENT OF FCREZGX Dublin R Jas Murphy, Gatette, 25-3-1 thfi centre of a Ds ?FAI2S. Hawaiian M Ilackfeld(sld riept 25).. L'pool. Mar Freight or Passage apply to Queenstown Geo B Dawson, Consul 1-- 10 ot PAQES) Ger bk J C Glade Liverpool.. Apr passes directly under the shell Alpx Feb 19 Ofiice in Capitol Building, King street. Belfast W A Ross, Consul 00 Am McNeill.. S F Doners, wniuu uic & Co., Ltd., fo sch M of Orleans. S F ( Kah) . . Feb 20 the piuwuu Wra. Irwin His Excellency F. M. Hutch, Minis- Per year CO Am aid by a superstructure BRITISH COLONIES. Per year, postpaid oreign 6 Am hrrrt Cnnsiielo S F(Kah) Feb 22 from the flames GENERAL AGENTS. ter of Foreign Affairs. I M K S China S F April 17 of brick. The heat is so intense Geo. O. Potter, Secretary. In Advance. ie Invariably A-nn- Tayable Atn 1k Johnson. S F(Hilo) March 2 changed to a W. Horace Wright, Lionel Hart, Clerks. Toronto, Ontario J K Thompson, Consul 5 that the bricks are A Vice-Con- sul H. M. WHITNEY, Amtriir u;N'nnli SKMahMarch General; Geo Shaw, i c.pvlnn. S F March 10 color, heat then OCEANIC Con-u- Manager. Am ht white and the is Montreal Dickson Anderson, l c Business CASS Warrimoo S F March 23 passed evenly over all parts of the DfiPABTilSXT OF THK LvCUIOE. Kingston, Ontario Geo Kicbardson, S March 15 . A T ul It M S 8 Alameda F rr V ice-Cons- if 14. 1894. Am Golden Shore.N S W April 19 boiler shells. ine consumpuuu Office in Capitol Building,. King WEDNESDAY, MAKCH schr 2o CO Rimouski, Quebec J N Ponliot Q C. W F Witzman.N 8 W March of fuel every STEAMSHIP etreet. Vice-Cons- Am sch was about 20 tons the ul ,..J; O S 8 Anstralia S F March 24 24 hours, while in the same time His Excellency J. A. King, Minister of St John's. M B Allan O Ciookshank,. YiiK aDVBRTISKB CALENDA.B, 30 tons of bituminous coal was con- - the Interior. Consul IMFOKTS. sumed. On this run the residuum Time Table. Chief Clerk, John A. Hassinger. Yarmouth, N S Ed F Clements, Vice-Cons- ul March, 180. oil, on Assistant Clerks: James H.Boyd, M.K. Per Am schr King Cyrus 1230 tons coal nnn from Russian but the Keohokalole, James Aholo, Stephen Victoria, B C R P Rithet, Consul from Newcastle, I S V . nntward trio Pennsylvania oil fuel Vancouver, B C E M Beattie, Consul B HOOV'l PHASE. Mahaulu; George P.oss, Edward 8 a. U. To. W. Th. r. Per stmr Waialeale 3322 bags sugar and roill ho used. When the vessel LOCAL LINE. S. Boyd. C Sydney, is S W W E Dixon, Acting. 3 11 pkgs sundries. 1 Philadelphia she had A-TTSTRLLI- Consul March 7 Per schr Ka Moi 1000 bags sugar, from arrived at S. S. -A. Bureau of Agriculture and Fobestby. Melbourne, Victoria G N Oakley, Consul "T" 8 9 10 10 crallons of oil left. It" 4 "T "T F1rti yo'r Hamakua. hnt Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu Brisbane, Queensland Alex B Webster, 1 March 1. Another great advantage oesiaes President : His Excellency the Minister Con ul TT IT IT is i it ""full Moon from S. F. forS.F. of Interior. Wm. G. 6 o 21. fuel wa3 found in the Irwin, Allan Hobart, Tasmania Captain Hon Audley r; "m" March EXi'OKTS. economy in 24 . . ..Mar. 31. Mars-de- n, "IT 20 7T 23 24 Feb. Herbert, John Eha. Joseph Coot--- , Consul "Lt Qr'r" S N Castle, necessity fnr lewer nremen anu Mar. 24 Mar. 3 29. For San Francisco, per bktne Commissioner and Secretary. Vice-Cens- ul IT 20 80 31 March 10227 bags sugar; Apr. 28 Launceston- - Geo Collins, 25 IT T March 3 lrwin & Co, sloter8, twelve men less than ever Apr. 21.. Newcastle, N n W W II Moulton, M von Baku-Stan- - May 19 ...May 26 Chiefs Bureaus, Depart II l taking up the of Interior ! before Consul - fer. 155 ba?s June 16. .June 23 ment. file teorol offleal Beeord- bags rice; Wo SingSKSiU1Co, 200 bags rice Sing dard's complement. In the nre A uckland, N Z D B Cruikshank, Consul Domestic value. N Z Henry Consul Chong Co, 2000 bags rice room were but four men Surveyor-Genera- l, W.D. Alexander. Dunedin, Driver, $15.G29. there Hongkong, China Hon J Johnstone THB OTMirilMT BITBTV. needed, tenders and two THROUGH LINE. Supt. Public Works, W. E. Rowell. Bf Francisco, per bark Matilda, two boiler Keswick, Acting Consul-Gener- al X01TDAT. Vnr San Supt. Water Works, Andrew XTXRT Mrrh 1311 ackfeld & Co. 20.440 bags sug greasers. The saving was not only From San Fran. From S'dney for Brown. Shanghai, China Hon J Johnstone 12.493.948 Us). Domestic value, $70,- - Inspector, Electric Lights, John Cas3idy. AkOM. THKKMU ar: in tVf V7frrct9 and food of these for Sydney. San Francifco. Keswick Jr. a 2 33 -- 530.17. Kegistrar ot Conveyances, T. G. Thrum. oi men, but in the annoyance of ship Arrive Honolulu. , Leave Honolulu. Iioad Supervisor, Honolulu, W. H.Cum- - I rs ot ping firemen and stokers, who are ALAMEDA Mar 15 MARTI'A Mar 8 iniRfis. FRANCE AND COLONIES. B I S PA8SKNOKKS. fu MARIPOSA Apr 12 MONOWAI Apr 5 Engineer Fire Dept., BB5 mnatU undefiiMhlft seafarers Chiel Jas. II. Hunt. tliU UlUkJ May 10 ALAMEDA May 3 Paris Alfred Houle, Chprge d' Affaires 4 5 n MONO WAI bupt. Insane Asylum. Dr. A. McW ayne M.26S0 17 69 78 0.03 C6 ES Irnnn-- to masters of steam vessels and Consul-Gener- al ; AN HTeystier. 76 0.1)1 70 6 RE 5 ALAMKDA Jun 7 MARIPOSA May 31 30.24 30 15 69 arrivals. Vice-Cons- ul Hon 5-- 30.16 70 7 1.05 67 4 KB 6 AI of the modern day. MARIPOSA 5 MONOWAI Jun 28 Department of Finance. Tne 30.24 6 5 6 Krom Grav's Harbor, per Am schr O Jul 30 13 69 74 0.00 73 KE Baku-Standar- a 26 Marseilles G du Cayla, Consul Wad 30.25 4-- 5-- was Dy MOSOWAl Auvr 2 ALAMEDA Jul 67 75 74 8 FX 6 Helloes. March 13 E C Kell The built M 30 17 0.35 1 . Office, Capital Building, Ernesr. Btiseac, Consul Tha 30. 2S S - WT - Aug 30 MAKIPOSA Aug 23 King Bordeaux de 0 30 20.30 10 66 75 0.25 66 6 KK per isew- ALAMEDA Vrt. M S From Hamakua. stmr waiaieaie, Rir William Armstronir at . Dijon, II II Veilhoinnne, Consul M 1U30.U!30 06 63 74 0.06 67 8 wife, 3 on - MAKIPOS A Sep 27 MONOWAI Sept 20 street. Sat. March 13 J W Schooler and and nnetlfi.nn-Tvn- e Suet, of Lcn- 1. ! for A. MONOWAI Oct 25 ALAMEDA Oct 18 Minister of Finance, His Excellency Li bourne Charles Schaessler, Consul tempermture and ele- deck. , i . . r u;a oloca nf S. Tahiti, Papeete A F Bonet, Consul H Brometer corrected for DEPARTURES. 331- - M. Damon. but not for latitude. Auditor-Genera- ction, shipping. She registers 3705 gross l, George J Rosa. GERMAN V. i Francisco, per S N Castle, - A For San bktne onrv -- fcxo W i. I f! C.t- xu w Registrar cf Accounts, . G. Ashley. March 13 T H Hammond and F T Car tons. nnn is ttJ lect iuii ti. ! Tides Baa and Moon. 23 feet depth of hold. Clerk to Finance Office. E. a. Mclnerny. Bremen John F Muller, Consul roll. beam and Yokohama al For Collector-Gener- 13 of Customs, Jas. Ji. Hamburg Edward F Weber, Consul o Fnr Mni. stmr Claudine. March 1,200,000 gallons rr S rr C N Spencer, C M She carries over Castle. jTHnkfoft-on-Mair- e Joseph Kopp, Con- e S 2 o H P Baldwin. Mrs to 4 Hni-npr- . J Camnbell. J C Walker, J M 8 nf Tifttroleuni in bulk, and trades Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jona. Shaw. sul m m BZ. a - S Rev X Kauai. J E Deputy W. P Russ Consul 1.5 Walker, Mr Webster, Russia ar well as the United JAPANESE STEAMER Tax Assessor, u. Weedon. Dresden Aueustus o Copd wife, L Stolz and THE FINE Postmaster-Genera- l, tr 9 Tionroche. J and F J. Mort Oat . Karlsruhe H Muller, Consul wife, George 11 Robertson. States. n Customs Bureau. p.m.U.m. p.m austkia. o 3.30 6.11 6. 9 11.25 EXACTED FROM SAILORS. - 12 8.40 7. 0 l. Aikoku Mara Mon.M- 9.2i 8.20 1.20 4.30 6.10 6. 9 WHARF AND WAVE. Office, Custom House. Esplanade, Foit Vienna Hugo .on Schonbenrer, Consul. Taea... 2.2) 0 . 9 6. 9 0.31 ... 1 10.3CI 9. 0 6. strcob. Wed 11.30 10.30 4. 0 S.3U 6. 8 6 10 1.34 SPAIN AND COLONIES. Tnur... I 0 8 2.37 Taking a Bonus for the Collector-Genera- l, B. Castle. 16 12. 0 6. 0 6. 6. 6.10 Captains Jas. rrl.M.M Heap, March lo, or IViarch 2od, r, p.m Diamond iu of Crew. Duo here on aoout Dcputy-Coliecto- F. Ii. McStocker. Enrique Mingurz, Consul 0.20 u 7.20 6.40 6. 7 6.10 3.51 pJm. ; wind, light Shipment a will be despatched with .Mails and Barcelona I7 l. 6.10 4.21 Weather, clear Harbormaster, Captain a. duller. General 6tM... IS 1.35 2. 0 8.10 8.20 6. Passengers for the above port on or San.... N.E. The British Consul in San Fran- Port Surveyor, M. N. fSanders. Cadiz James Shaw, Consul ; -- , t-- i - : 3 about Storekeeper, George C. Stratemeyer. : p.m. or Denis Donohue, calls at- Valencia-Jul- io Solar, Consul t it.. 2m. 34. ine gcuooiier wiuo a.nv ciscoMr. Malaga F T De Navarra, Consul; F Honolulu wblcb is tte tune 12a. Om. c. reprehensible illegal Department Attorney-Genera- x. Newcastle, N.S.W., ul Ume. vesterdaV from tention to a of Gimene, y ravarra, Vice-Cons- COal consigned will cease PJRIJL 2d. 0f"!!7JLC?mfe;,tof dUUneeof tbeoWrver with 12SG tons of to practice which he thinks Offic in Capitol Building, King Cartenena J Pari, Consul tnl llow one second for Co. fehe was is mentioned. In Gran Canaria Louis Fal- - 5 W. G. Irwin and the moment it rj27For further particulars regarding etreet. Las Palmas, lmJ-afo- n of ."und.or .econd. to .Ututa J Bravo de fifty-tw- o nothing of hoped he is Passage, to cony Quevedo. Consul; days out, and notion it may be Freight and apply l, this Attorney-Genera- Vice-Cons- oille. W. O. Smith. Lacuna, ul until for there l, v any consequence happened not misleading himself, Deputy Attornej'-Genei- G. K. Wiidei Santa Cruz A C de las Casas, Vice- - BIAIL 8EKV1CK. a good deal of profit in & CO., FOREIGN last Thursday, when she struck seems to be a K. 0GUBA Clerk, J. M. Kea. Consul 1 ? At squall and lost her mainsail. As the practice. JJoarding-hous- e mas- Marshal, E. G. Hitchcock. Arecife de Lanzarotte E Morales J soon as her cargo is discharged she ters, when seamen are scarce, are JO0S-2- m AGENTS. Clerk to Marshal, H. M. Dow. Rodriguez, Vice-Cons- ul blood- - Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. Brown. will load sugar for San Francisco. in the habit of demanding i I'OBTX'G AIj AND COLONIES. ? front com- - Jailor Oahu Prison, J. A. Low. Steamships wUl leave for nd arrive Keelogg arrived money. That is a custom oft & CO.'B Physician, Dr. C. B. Cooper. following Uatt, ti t The schooner 031 Prison Consul-(.iener- al San Francisco, on the afternoon, 21 days from nlained about, but almost impossi Liebon A fcereira de Serpa, the close ot lii4. yesterday Immigration. r 500,-00- 0 suppress. But now it seems Board of Grays harbor. She brought ble to of Packets. Oporto Narciso T M Ferro, Consul AR. at lloscixix Lxavk Hoo.I.u and seamen are plentiful masters Boston lAw President, His Excellency J. A. King. Yu. San p eancisco For bAi Fka5Ciso feet of lumber for Lewers when Madeira F Kodrigues Consul mean Members of the Board of Immigration A S Moreira, Consul OR VANCOUVER j or Vascocsjr Cooke, and 290 piles. The latter of shins are addicted to the St Michaels de Oh About Hon. J. B. Atherton, Jas. B. Castle St Vincent, de Vente Islands Ot or About or to be used device of taking a bonus for the Shippers will please take Caie i are for the Government Cleghorn, Vice-Consu- l China Mar. - crew. The Consul notice that the Hon. A. S. James G. l Martins, i extending the wharves in the shipment of a Mark Vice-Cons- ul Warrimoo... Mar. 23 Australia Mar. 31 in Spencer, P. Robinson. Lagcfi M J Barbosa, 11 21 April 1 fishmarkets. save it has come to ins Knowieuge AMiERICAN" Hec&tary, Wray Taylor. Australia.... Mar. Arawa vicinity of the " Mariposa Apr. 12 Monowai Apr i schooner O. M. Keelogg that several masters have demand AttY TURNER ITALY. Chiua Arr.17 Austral1 Apr. 28 While the - Board of Health. 1 y received from boarding- - J Apr. 21 War'nuoo Mav was being towed in port yes-tt-rda- ed and will load in New York for Honolu.n, to Rome- Jam es Clinton Hooker, Consul. Australia 3 to $10 for of Build- Arawa April 23 Alami'da.. ...Mav man the wheel gave a wrong house maeturs from $5 sail about FEBRUARY, lo. 1SS4, if Office in grounds Court House Gei.eral Monowai May 10 Gaelic ...Mav'l the at shipped, and he con offered. ' ing, corner cf ."Uiiilani and Queen Genn;t Kaphael de Luchi, Consul . each seaman sufficient inducement is ...May 9 Australia.. .. Mav 23 twist with the result that the tow ptree!.s. Anwelo Tagliavia, Consul Australia -- 2yFor further information, apply to Palermo "Warrimoo ...May 2t Mnr:po:a.. .. May I with the cludes with reason that the board . 1 line came in contact Brewer & Co., 27 Kilby St., Boston, Members Dr. Day, Dr. Miner, Dr. Gaelic June 5 Arawa....' .J une ing house master does not himself Chas. NETHERLANDS. Alameda June 7 Australia.. ..June 23 smokestack of the tug Kieu, and Mass., or to Andrews, J.T.Waterhouse, Jr., John amount, nut is de- Attorney-Gener- al Australia.... J uae 16 Monowai.. ..June 28 came near tearing the same from pay this tnat it C. BREWER & CO. (L'D.), Ena, Theo. F. Lansing and Amsterdam D H Schmull, Consul--Gener- al Arawa Jun 23 Wrrimco. Jly 1 ducted from the wages of the sea Honolulu. Agents. Smith. .July i its foundation. Marino" July 5 Rio Janeiro men. This is against the explicit President Hon. W. O. Smith. P Bouwman, Consul Bebrc Ju'3" 5 Australia. . July 21 When the steamer Kilauea Hou Secretary Chas. Wilcox. Dordrecht J Australia.... July U Alamrda. . . . Julv 2G dis- declaration of the. merchant ship 2: . Aug. 1 arrived the other day it was Executive Officer C. B. Reynolds. BELGICM. Warr moo...July Arawa ping act f 1S34 (British), and Manager of Ser- .Auj. Inspector and Garbage. Consul-Gener- Aap. 2 Austral'a.. Is 500 bags of - al Monowai ( covered that about a Antvieii- Victor Horge, Australia.... Aug. It I China .Au- - 21 each offence is pnnishaoie with vice L. L. La Pierre. .. eugar were damaged by seawater, obvi-nnal- v tihent E Coppietera, Consul Arawa...... Auk. 23 j M:iriri-a- .All);. 23 fine of $25. It is a practice rown Flour Inspector G. W. C. Jones. 1 Liege Blanpnin, Consul .A I amet ia juii. j Warnnioo. ...fcpt. which gained entrance through an Port Physician, Dr. G. P. Andrews. Ju'es . t. contrary to the interest both Bratde, Consul eel China Sept. A u trail.. 15 after hatch. Dispensary, Dr. II. W. Howard. Bruges Emile Van den n Anstralia Sept. H Monowai. . fcept.22 of owners and men, and the Con Leper Settlement, Dr. R. K. Oliver. Warrimoo.. fccpt. 23 Arawa . ..Oct. 3 The Claudine departed for Maui will not SWEDEN AND NORWAY. Pel-in- sul, if he does his duty, - Mariposa... fcep. 27 .Utt. - Boa-R- Consul- Vc a light pas- d Education. Engalls, Acting Oceanic Oct 2 Australia... Oct ports yesterday with threaten to report cases to the of Stockholm C A Australia Oct. Alameda... vci. j : I pencre list. vrciue umiiiuu, ujc Board of Trade in England, but FOR SALE BY Court House Buildimr, King street. General. 1 , Consul Arawa Oct. 23 Warrimoo. . Nuv. cle'-k- was not well enough Christians L Samson, freight W. ice-Oons- 2.5 . Nov. 10 straightway. Surely President, Hon. R. Castle. Monowai Oct. Australia... report them T.vskil H BerL'strom. - Australia Nov. 3 M.nnjKa. . . Nov. Is to resume his duties. he does not imagine tnat a cap RArr.tarv. W. James Smith. Gothemberg Gustav Kraak, Vice- China Nov. 13 Oceanic. .Nov. ID Makee left for Kapaa Inspector of Schools, A. T. AtKrnson. Consul Alameda. ...Nov. 22 Art.wa ..Dc. 1 The James tain, in taking what is practically "Warrinn-o...No- 23 Amtralia... .Dtc. S yesterday for a cargo of sugar. She : Li ibe out ol r. poor seaman s District Court. JAPAN. Pe-.- . 13 & Cooke M 1 Moiiowai Castle - Australia I)c. did not take any passengers. pocket, does not know that he is Police Station Building, Merchant stree- Tokio His Excel ency R Walker Irwin, s Oceanic Pre. 11 WarriiDoo...Pc I ...I-- c 31 thing would Magistrate. Minister Resident. Mariposa. 10 China Ptc. Two vessels left vesterdav the doinf a which he not A. G. M. Robertson, Consul Arawa Pec. 23 about. S. Call. 35S3 1514-lm- tf James Thompson, Clerk. Hiogo and Osaka C P Hall, Australia Pec. 2U barkentine S. X. Castle and the care to boast F. i

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