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Cih1amges by Mr. A. Herdec31 Attorneys IS 0 fh it A .1 t - I In .terfircipr la fl t JF 1 I M.J .11 III f I 3 IMm .11 ; - . - a ? 1 ; - . - w . a a 9 F ' . t . r r t r l ".Mil' Lit , Ii4,j VOL. XXX., NO. 5380 HONOLULU, IVJO.-TWK- LVK ts. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FIJI HAY. NOV F.Ml.Kl.. PAGES. vnirv. nvi: i-kn- PROFESSIONAL CARDS PROI i:SSIONAL CARDS. A SUCCESS AGAIN it iMTER-OSLAM- P" CIH1AMGES BY MR. A. HERDEC31 ATTORNEYS. MUSIC. ATKINSON & JUDI) (A. I.. C. Atkin- COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL. Love Bide. son and Albert F. Judd, Jr.) Office rt St.; Piano, Voice Culture. Sing- over Bishop & Co.'s bank, cor. Mer- ing and Harmony; especial attention chant and Kaahumanu Sts. Boston Lyrics W II ID K !-- K U U . - )- -. i-- paid to touch, murcular control and LiM !... !. i. ?. !. L . U L K .. ... WL l-h Vtlma Aricd!Eraliit a musical analysis. Ma ACHI & JOHNSON (W. C. Achi and BeauiifQl Maritana. Knoch Johnson). Office No. 10 West DO YOU WANT TO LEARN MUSIC? Ri2li J Bejcrt King St.; Tel. SSI. f. An opportunity now presents itself m to learn from a competent J. ml teacher of m lA'LB A. DICKEY King and Bethel the piano, graduate of Leipsic Uni- -- i m Sts.; Tel. SOG; I. O. box 7SC. versity, for the small tuition fee of SECOND AUDIENCE : $5 per month; satisfaction guaran- WAS LARCE r views on iicic:: pupils m --FREDERICK W. JOB Suite 815, Mar- teed; taught to play in six uo quette Bldg., Chicago, 111.; Hawaiian months. Address "Musician," Ad- vertiser office. Consul General for States of Illinois, u 'I 1 Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and Wiscon- A Most Creditable ntntlon 'rtriUftatw of Common ANN1S MONTAGUE TURNER. Vocal rrt -- thi sin. i t-- Enthusiasm Shown by Patron - mtl - Instruction; terms by the lesson or -- 2 r1r Tract- true -- u Ut -- - month; commencing CHAS. F. PETERSON, 15 Kaahuma- on and after the Careful Work. Von of Fortw. nn 10th of July, "MIGNON"; 720 Bere- St. tania St.. Honolulu. PHYSICIANS. The Bosiou Lyric Oj r.i C.isup.iny To the F.4Ta-- 4 of .cti"uJt u: and Ftr-- DRAUGHTSMAN. ast night appo-irr- d to cr.iwdfil DR. GEO. J. AUGUR, Homeopathic aniuhrr Surgeon. Special T. I). BEASLEY. Plantation and To 'ouse and the success was ev ri jcrJtor In Practitioner and pographical Maps acY:dan with jemr to attention given to chronic diseases; a Specialty; room n Maritana than in ih ;:ilns per pr tTo! COG, Judd Bldg.; Tel. G33. "il raiin Into and jioii tjpa ihr ren- office residence, Beretania St., formance of Said t and I'ashi. Th ::xTa dition of th Clovct-rme-Xi- tao4. nearly opp. Methodist church; office Maritana Is one that umod ih JOHN i:x.. v. it. c:onnti:v. foTt 7 cait. aur and ptlnc. I tW hours 10 to 12 a. ra.; 3 to 4 p. m.; iSlatr.1 (Itetlricj: Prr!4rcl-- crare iulJt to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 9:30 to 10:30 a. STENOGRAPHERS. musical ability of the princi;.i! to for the Prrldrncy.i I fallow leg trpci:t: ra.; Tel. 733. MISS A. A. ALLEN Office cor. King their fullest extent ami to suv thev 1 I have fr the pt im jcar raJk4 and Bethel Sts. (upstairs); Tel. 751. proved equal to tl.o occasion U in put lb a".ie,iica of ihU Forestry Uarmot. -- 537 King I: ! C. U GARVIN, M.D. Office mildly. The whole company met and of cur iSovrrame-at- . to how St., near Punchbowl; hours 9 to 12 m. INTICU i:ilANCSr. j tmo o,nrn .racllally all lb- - .Mioo is. miuw.N umce over with a perfect ovation and nevrr In ISI..M halnc one faallve 7 8 p. ; j:-ar-- tt frttvt art a. m., to m.; Tel. 448. Bishop & Co.'s, corner Kaahumanu the history of amusements In Hono- Its th common canW lra4 i -- . y Irr-U- it and Merchant Sts. a !rocI cattle and fcorM.. II lulu has hern more enthujl.i.ni Oipt. f ioJfrcy let Retire from I'rv f lh" proup. n- lctrr-lun- ... ana DR. A. GORDON HODGINS Office there - Cty In lb U iJ V&lur manifested than there was at the Oper.i w i - Wilder rimpam- bateaJvAjs o:Irxj Jite.i. and residence, Gedge Cottage, corner ' Intrr-IUaa- Advenirr. OPTICIANS. Housn last evening. No doubt lull harmon;u)ly. Tb d a Richards and Hotel Sts.; office hours in.-K!u..i-- TT.naar;d .f - es. mm a I.eay tc-w- art foitrt- haiff D to 11, 2 to 4, 7 to 8; Tel. 953. S. E. LUCAS. Love Bldg.. Fort St.. every member of this great orgtnUj- - rar rrct of .launch aoojca l In tf O. I the coriH,r:tlon lat runlne. "it U a;rUlljnc - Imu tletrojrJ flunks of tbouMLae3ft upstairs; P. box 351. carry a full tian from principals to i horns a nutr.ur ,f rtcrllml ruca- mul lact this time that there an to l im-- 1 ,f irr d and TaU DR. WALTER HOFFMAN. Beretania line of ALL KINDS OF GLASSES a . err Niai. Tlie onany U a tjeaty !lcc have felt that they were in th hands b St., opposite Hawaiian Hotel; office from the CHEAPEST to the BEST. Iortant ehan.-- s ttf the inler-lAun- d owner, pay dividend promptly and U pai:Jti!atft ly t.o:Je-i- m clovers-tret.- 1 Eye3 of friends instead of a severe and crlt hours 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 p. m., 7 to Free Examination of the Navigation .rsatii.i-tlon- . , lung bcM ea.ncA. tcam Company I rate-- way La a lnd vtl i and S p. m.; Sundays 8 to 10 a. m.; Tel leal audience. a a hand tome and a! Rumors to this effrrt . StnethSng huuM ! t3ote U 510; P. O. box 501. company fully demons: hac f.il urpt: In i! if4C4rj-- One of ibe it ENGINEERS. The has, rit eene current from tltn to tlmo dur- t"P the Vy feiacinc tb go id In I ;g n.cn In ih cmcrrn ! Captain la ed that It is equally as sr.mil In-arlab- ly 3 JAMES T. TAYLOR. M. Am. Soc. C. E ing the juM years, but it fo:T'j an Ihe wonblrn. rovl-li- e- .DR. T. MITAMURA. Consulting opera can u iJ.ismm! In fie CuinpVU. Ihc fl raplatn. Tb- - In fenivnc Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; for Maritana an 1 Vour rooms 427 O. 842; thn ra? that the tcr-I!a- ni l.-- aUrxtJon U Nuiianu St.; P. box I.-- le:i rr4irl i In It rrapy the .nl 2:ur. school as it in y 132; 524 30G Judd Blk, Honolulu. the latter the Th-- i c'jiapter Tel. residence Nuuanu St.; were without foundation in fact. Hawaiian in command ox a elM XXX. SnJon f, on lichicr oneras. Th tltb ro was ntiive I-- hours 9 to 12 a. m. and 7 to 9 p. m.; wen simply original inc at : Fretry aw. 2 G p. by avcrrm- - kj!p Meaner I" thcV water, Thl gentle Sundays to m. MISCELLANEOUS. taken that beautiful and iim up town, al another tlm ih la of I with Miss e:i man U Captain of tb Kona tu; in;ieciin nticv plished prima donna Jopaln' water front and enr In nwhlle Sin.crn. fTgtt ihe Leader arrvm, .DR. I. MORI. 136 Beretania St., be F. I). G REANY. A.B., (Harv.) Pri ron:ln: pn l et Mauna Im. T!; company fca l.w ef tmall iHirtray.il of innocent . Stanton. Her the 5 ay Cv aet-r- Tutor, with especial from the other ls!.inU or from the! -- frcm to fdty e3w 277; vale reference ns atv tween Emma and Fort; Tel. P. Gitana was a superb effort sho b.-l- an l niv n pair and cnlrtif ilia p. box 843; office hours 9 to 12 a. m to preparation for college. Office cor. coast, where llaw.t1t.in affair cteaini. and aje i ;tJg Xij King G2 splendid voice and rend'rinv of bulnes plant lh waierfrnni. i.nrt4 and 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays 9 to 12 and Bethel Sts.; Tel. and in hr i1Immh4 ugar b are Indus nr.d fto-lfrr- y. tl p;o:tu:t and lru4 ptUi-T- S0G; P. O. box 759. beautiful "Scenes that ar.' mre nrf aj Captain Wm. It. tf hi a. m. the aria. the On this eiernidein Cap!. W i!fr- - of In ! llm. a wcallhy man. ha Urxtt the tmill a:'aii Brightest" was a grand dc It. Ginlfrey Urme at has f.nally lo teilrc Intrr-Ilan- d palUti!ary zmotiC lh bal- DR. A. N. SINCLAIR. 413 King St., MRS. B. F. McCALL. latest designs vocalization and fully deserved t!i dcidl of ih company fur r!5eAbr Tailor-Mad- e Evening, from the presidency. This f l- .liana Oal.u next to the Opera House; office hours in Dinner The ctune tr.any vears. and til adrainUlratJoa ed ra and within -- Gowns, Wedding 73 gieat encore1 she received. s:n -- 'J 10 1 3 and Trousseau, means a reorganization. c l- nt d to a. m., to p. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; There atta!r h -n marl.eI ly cvldcncr etJViTt.ti ll'ovdulu. whlen tir 2 Beretania St. must bo said of the duct.
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