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In connection with thu sailing of the abovo steamers the AgentB areproparoa to isaue to intending passengers coupon through tickets byrailroad from San Francisco to all points in the United Stnti and f

Now York by any steamship lino to alt European porta

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LIMITS ZGeneral Agonts Oceanic S S Company

THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LTDFORT AND MEROIIANT STREETSKING AND BETHEL STREETS

The combined btocks of Castle ooke and the PacificHardware Company fjive vth the mo t complete mid beetassorted line of good in Honolulu Wo shall at presentcontinue business at the old stand of Castle r Cooke and

shall cany a stock or

General Merchandisej Hardware and Moiehold Supplies

Art Goods and Artistic Supplies

Picture Framing a Specialty

We are prepared to Estimate on Scalesfrom Eight Pounds up to Sixty TonsMAIN OFFICE FORT ANJD MEECHANT STS

Messrs Cmlle Cooke retaiu an interest iD the business and solicit for ita continuance of the patronage so kindly extHiidml f hem in the pnat

Pacific HeightsApplications will bo received at the office of BRUOE WARING CO

for the purchase of lota on

PACIFIC HEIGHTSsituated on the maguiflcent hillside between Nuuaun aud Pauoa Valleysand commanding a superb marine aud sceuio yiow stretching from Dia-mond

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Head over Punchbowl to the Waianae range of MountainsA broad winding boulevard giving aorosa to the pVopery is uow in

course of construction and ahoice lots of sufficient area for magnificenthomesteads will soon be available

Qnrlhe Nuuanu side of the hill is a Pali rlrotocting it rqmw

the highwinds and heavy showers of Nuuauu Valley ensuring a salubrious olfmate

The Elevation of the Property is from 150 to 750 feet above sea levelapplications will bo numbered and filed and choice will bo allotted

according to the number of applications0T Only 1000 for a lot 100x200 feet0f Terms Easy

BRUCE WARING CO1180 tf ROOMS 7 AND 8 PROORESS BLOCK

lee I Devies fk IdSUGAR FACTORS

IMPORTEKS OF

G ssiieiral MerchandiseAND

302bis3io3sr MHiPtoiar3srTsgenB for Lloyds

Canadian Australian Steamship LinoBritish Foreign Marino Insurance Co

Northern Assurance Co Firo and LifeCanadian Pacific xlnilway Co

Pioneer Lino of Packets from Idyorpqal

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HONOLULU H TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899

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Quoar Records

Everybody knows about thegroat records men have mat luhundred yard dashes runninglong jumps diauimer throwingand the like Here are somerecords not so familiar

There is the performance ofJohn Malone When he oncekilled and dressed a bullock inthree minutes and forty secondshe slaughtered all previous rec-ords

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Thnt happened fifteen yearsago but colors- - the traditions ofChicago stock yards to this day

Walter Denuison on the sameday dressed a bullock a triflemore fastidiously in the mar ¬

ket style as it is known in 4minutes 2 seconds

Pat Fitzgerald dressed tensheep in 32 minutes in NewarkN J in 1883 A Gorman butch-er

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of Erie Pa dressed a lf

pound lttihb in 2minutes 31 seconds

Teddy Wick in has famousLondon shop did on One celebrat-ed

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occasion Shave a man in 13seconds and Teddys little girlNellie shaved live men in 2 1 2minutes on the same occasionFor steady tonsorial expertnessperhaps the record of W Lloydalso of London has never beenequalled He once shaved thirtylive men in 12 minutes 29 secondsin a tournament The report doesnot say where the subjects camefrom whnt became of them after ¬

wards or whether they ever cameback

George A Fisher of Detroitdrdssed for market 200 chickensin 14 minutes That is a chickenabout every 13 seconds GeorgeB Randall of Taunton Masshas the reputation of havingkilled and dry picked 103 geese in

hours 55 minutesHomer W Crawford is a club- -

swinger of New Lisbon Ohio Heonce swunjapairaf 10 poundclubs for seven hours continuous-ly

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to nn irregular accompanimentby an overworked pianist

Hardly less wonderful thoughmore in line of fancy than endurance work was the exhibi ¬

tion Of E W Morgan tit Paterson N J in 1888 ne manipu-lated

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a pair of 4 pounders in 380different movements and combin-ations

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making a total of 2311revolutions in 15 minutes 15 sec-onds

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That is about two and ahalf revolutions a second

Jack Gritllths an Australianswung a pair of 3 pound 3 ouuceclubs for 30 hours without a restHe showed 220 combinations tovary the monotony The reportsays he was somewhat out ofbreath when he finished

J M Mackinolty another Aus-tralian

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cut through a tree 4 feet8 inches in girth in 1 minute 41seconds There is also George SKprlggs who pushed a loadedfreight car weighing all told50900 pounds three feet up aslight grade at Mount Clareyards Baltimore four years ago

Win Lowney of Philadelphiaopened 1Q0 oysters in the pres ¬

ence of a roomful of witnesses in3 minutes 3 1 4 seconds FrankBarrett at a down town restau ¬

rant in New York opened 2500oysters iu 2 hours 10 minutes 433 4 seconds James Woiuhartalso in New York opened 459clams enough for a good bigchowder in 30 miuutes

G A Blixt of Minneapolis putiu 4320 panes of glass in 7 hours3 minutes 20 seconds exclusiveof stoppages

Frank Stoewnhs laid 102 brickin 2 minutes 30 seconds puttingin cross joints and using a trowel

John Watkins in 1885 at Bal-timore

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made 922 bricks i 55minutes n6 was assisted by two

iVI l 1119on nearcra ana u wueei narrowbut even so this record stands

Lyim the city of shoes produced a mnii of exceeding dexter ¬

ity in a laster in a factory thereAided by a single helper ho last ¬

ed 432 pairs of shoes in 8 liouis40 minutes This record has beenextant for nearly ten years

A unhnje eight was the race be

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tween two skilful workmen iu atwine factory of Boston someyears ago as to which could turnthe greater length of twine in aweek One man was from SouthBoston the other hnd come fromthe mills of Belfast Ireland witha record The South Boston manJohn M ODonnell won the con-test

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Putting in ten hours a dayhe made 2407000 meshes whenSaturday night came around

Peter Haley on January 291887 near Shenandoah Paturned 100 shoes in 1 hour 47minutes 47 1 2 seconds accurate-ly

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timed by a travelerW London of Fargo N Dak

removed sixteen Old shoes fromfour houres and reshod the bunchin 33 minutes

Samuel Loop of McKeosportPai in 1887 husked 140 bushelsof corn in 10 hours He did notstop to claim red ear privileges

Walter S McPhail will write apoem on your thumb nail or ahistory on the back of a gas billOnce he wrote on the back of upostal card the ninth to twentiethchapters of St John with threeverses of the twenty first in all10203 words

Over the wire B R Pollocksent 200 words in 5 minutes at ittelegraph tournament The claimof faster work has been made forseveral

In typewriting Mr McGuirinof Canada repeating a single sen ¬

tence reached il finned of 200words a minute The mechanism a

will respond to no faster touchIn ordinary correspondence MissMae E Orr wrote 99 words aminute for five minutes

Isaac S Dement who holdsamong shorthand writers theplace held by Mr McGurrinamong typewriters took down400 words a minute last year

In the matter of quail entingthere have been any number ofclaimants of records A MTrnu tmau of Washington putaway a bird a day for thirtydrtys Colonel Thornton of At-lanta

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ate a quail a day for twenty-n-

ine days and on the thirtiethday ate two W S Walcott atetwo quails a day for thirty dtays

Some years ago Charles Pearsail swallowed five dozen softboiled eggs per day for six con-secutive

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days iu a New York res-taurant

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He took thirty eggs inthe morning and thirty in the af-

ternoon¬

About that time April1884 the G A R people of Touawanda N Y held a bean eatingtournament A Mr Baker gotaway with six quarts of beans in40 miuutes

A woman sandwich maker ofParis against time and on a wag ¬

er once cut 2000 sandwiches innineteen hours and forty munutes She used up twenty twohams in the process One of thebets on the last New York Staiveelection was that the loser shoulileat a dozen raw oysters in sugaror pay 10 After eatiug sixoyster tlie loser paid

G A Lee of Litchfield Connsmoked fifty cigars in elevenhours without taking a driukHerr Knqpf an Austrian smokedton large cigars in two hoursThe Gifutndel Smoking Club helda special meeting to see that thecigars were up to the standard

More than twenty years agoProfessor Cartier waltzed sixteenconsecutive hours in Tammanynail Professor ffulinn Carpenter of Philadelphia spun aroundfor thirteen hours without a restJohn P Theis played the pianowithout a moments let up fortweuty sevon hours and nineteenminutes in Philadelphia five yearsago

When Tom Cnufield some yearsago at the Point of Pines ran amile swam a mile walked a mileand roller skated a mile in anhour he did a rare thing some ¬

thing that stands alone forwhere can one find a roller-skatin- g

rink and a running trackhandy to the seashore now

There is a huge negro in aGeorgia swamp who is credited

pvith having killed more alligators

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than any man onearth He walksup and hits them over the headwith an axes for their skinsNew York World

500 full size Bod Spreads 75o eachot L B Korra Departure Salo

Wilders Steamship Go

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KINAO OLAUDINE HELENE MAUIHAWAII LEHUA KILAUEAHOU

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TIME TABLE

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MOLOKAI MAUI HAWAIIWill leavo Honolulu every lueaday oX12 M touching nt Kniinnkiikni Lab aIna Maalaca Bay Klliol Makcno Mahukona Knwaihae m n I imrahoebooarriving nt Hilo Wedncnv uvoulug

RotumlnK ttill tuil iroin lino overy Fri ¬

day nt 0 oclock n in touclilni hi abovonamed ports arriving at Honolilu Baturdny nights

Will call at Poholkl utm once eachmonth

OAMEKON Commander

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Will leaVo Honolulu every TiiesdayH at 6r m onrhini at Lnbulnn Kahulul Nilliltu Huna Hanioa ai klpnlmla MaaiUetarainf totiohcg at Hnnn Kabnlni midDnbalna arriving at Hvipoiutu fcumlnymornings

Will call at Nun Kanpo onco eachmonth

Thu popnlarmntbtu the Volcanois via liilo S40 for the rounitrip including all expenses

Stmr LEHUXBENNETT Comm ndor

MOLOKAI MUI IjaNAI

Bails every Mbndu i for i uunukakal Knmalo Jlunnnlel Kalanpapa LahnlnaHonolii i Ulopnlu Returning arrives atHonolulu Batnrday mornings

Consignees must be at the Landings toreceive their freight this Company wilnot hold itself responsible for freight afterIt has been landed

Live stock fragile articles plants andliquids iccrilvcd only at owners risk

This Company will not be responslblefoJMoney or Valuables of passengers unlessplaced in the care of Pursers

CUP Jfussoners ore requested to parohaso Tickets before embarking TJiosrfading to do so will be subjeot to an nddltlonaf charge bt twentv five per cent

The Company will not be liable for lofliof nor injury to nor delay in the deliveryof bnggage or personal eiTeotsof the passenper boyond the amount of 10000 unlesstho value of t e same bo declared at orbefore tbo Isuuo of the ticket and freightis paid thoreon

Al employees of the Company ore for--bidden to rtceive Ireight without deliver ¬

ing a shipping receipt therefor in tho forpreacriueu uy uiu uuiupuny ouu wuicumay be seen uyto

shippers upon applicationtho imraora of the Comnanvfl Steamers

i i toniiiiers are iioiiuca mat n ireigni lb- tilsnipped vwinoui sucn receipt it wineoiely ut the risk of tho Shipper

be

This Company resorves the rignt lomake changes in tho time of departure andarrival of its Steamers without notice andIt will not be responsible for any consequences arising therefrom

O L WIOtiT PresidentS B HOSU Sei retaryOAPT T K OLARKE Port Bupt

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Sin Franciico AgenttTUlS NBYzJNA TIOIOXL DANK Of BANFIUNOItlCO

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BAN FUANOISCO Toe Nevada NationalHani of San Franolsco

LONDON The Union Bank of LondonLtd

NEW YOUK American Exchange Natlonal Bank

OHIOAQO Merchants National BankPAKIS Oredlt LyonnaieBEIILIN Dresdner BankHONG KONG AND YOKOHAMA Hoii

Kong Shanghai BanklngOorporatlonNEW ZEALAND AND AtJBTRALI- A-

Bank of Now ZealandVIOTOKIA AND VANCOUVEH Bauk

of British North America

2Vaiuic a General Bankin and EzchariJiMinett

Deposits Kceolvml Loans made nn Ayproved Hecnrltv HouimeroIaJ and Travel ¬

ers Credit Issued Bills nl lironungbonnhl and sold

Onilontonp Promptly Accounted fW

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THE IHBBPBHDEHT

EVERY AFTERNOON

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At Brito Hull Kouia Btroot

BUBSORIPXION BATES

for Month anywhero In the Ha ¬

waiian Islands 60Per Year 0 00Per Year postpaid to Foreign Coun-

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Payablo Inviolably in Advance

J TESTA Proprietor and PubllBhor

EDMUND NOBRIE EditorJsL W HORACE WRIGHT AaiatantIG EditorHmt Kesldlnjr in Honoluln

pj - TUESDAY AUGUST 8 1899

Wj IMPORTED LABOR

fA Mr S M Damon has taktiti tho

ku y trouble to publioly repudiate thefffi false reports in regard to Italian

f laborers in Hawaii whioh have re- -

tM- - cently been circulated iu leadingW journals of America and Italy

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It was hardly npcoBsary for MrDamon to explain the cordial rolatious between himself and the fewItalians in his omploy and wo ques-tion the propriety of tho publicationof tho bank accounts of bis em-

ployees¬

The point however is thatMr Damon deBires Italians to comehere and establish another colonyand thereafter another seriouB pro-

blem¬

to be settled by the next gen-eration

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Mr Damon is earnest and he ishonest but like other men who havepasBod their lives in provincial com-munities

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be is not broad mindedand he no discredit to him believesthat the Almighty and theuq andthe moon and the stars have specialbusiness in Hawaii and that the eyesof the world are always centered onthe poor little Bpeok known in thogeography of the world as tho placewhere a man known as CaptainCooke was killed

The trouble is when dealing withthe labor question that even goodand earnest men run away with thoidea that they know all about itwhen they have visited a countryand been guided around for aweek or a month Mr Damon isfamiliar with tho peasant olass of

Northern Italy I Groat Scott MrDamon knows no more about thomaterial which would immigratefrom Italy than ho does about theexact position of the North Pole orthe habits of our poor friends opIceland

Ono flay many years ago thowriter was travelling on Mauna Kenwith one of our cleveroat and mostbrilliant offioials who yet is cloakedin the ermine of his high office Wodiscussed many subjects of interestto men who wish to know what isgoing on in the world The greatofficial advancod his opinions in regard to the character habits andtemperament of a certain nation inEurope Tho writer could not agreewith bis views and offered his hum-ble

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opinion Tho great man was notused to have his dictum contradiotod andho roinod in his horse and inan aWfnl tone of voice said Youngman I know what I am talking ofI have been in JLutopo Four Months tAnd the young man had the ehoekto Bmile and say Yosdear judgeif that argument is definite I havothe bost of you beoause I havo beeniu Europe among tho pooplo we atotalking Of for Twenty five yeara

Mr Damon has no right to offeran opinion as to tho quality of Ital-ian

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laborers when transplanted toHawaii Ho knows them not butho does know the men who wouldbe jiejr euiployorB

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A y iinin wiii il - I at py by being in lljo miiployweut ofParmorDamon He treats his menwoll hois a just and honorable boss andhe not alono proaohos but praotiooBtho noblest dogma in tho interest ofequality and humanity But hoknows that it the Italians shouldcoma hero they will not find him ormen lilto him as employers and hedoes not know the class of Italianswhich we surely would got if his ad ¬

vice wan taken

EDUCATIONAL MATTERS

Further Appointments of BchoolToachoro Tho Payrolls and Appriations

Minister Molt Smith presided atyesterdays meeting of the Commis ¬

sioners of EducationThe following appintmonts and

transfers wore made

Kaapnhu L E Schellberg inplace of Mr Kinney Iratmferred

Walnut Mm Augie Webster inplace of Mrs Kuliiuoi resigned

Kahakuloa Mins Elizabeth Koliinoi in plnite ol Sam Kaauaana

Haiku Mina Sigrid 08 in placeof Mrs Lukua transferred

Hana Mibh Luoy Kaukau inplace of J Kaiwina r

Haou L C Gibson tranaferredfrom lloliuliohmt Kmin in pfaou jMr Vnatlierttctf resigned

Kaluaaha Mias Mary Bruce iuplace of Misa Sabey tranaferred

Waialua Miss Julia Mahne inplace of Mias Margaret Tollafgen

Waiawa 0 F True transferredfrom Waiohiuu in place of J WSmith

Waianae Miaa M Alice Smith- -

iranaierreu ironi uapaaKauinakaplli Miss Ada Gortz in

place of Mipsarrijtt resigned- -

Makiki Mibs Rebecca Thompsontransferred from Moanalua

Kalihiwaena Miss Lizzie Gracetransferred from Maemae -

Palatna Mias Felker in plaoe ofMrs Iapu IrKtHferrHii Mins Thurs-ton transferee fioui Hilu iu placeof Miss Birdie Kennedy resigned

Pohukaina Miss Zoo Atkinsonprincipal in place of MIbb LauraDuncan resigned Mias Jennie McLlain transferred fromKallhiwaena

Beretania Street Miss Emma 0Lyons transferred from Makiki

Maomae Misa Maud Jordantransferred from Jtukuibneje

Mona D Prigge transferred fromAnahola

Kekaba Miss Calla J HarrisonKoloa Miaa Anna Kaaloa trans-

ferred¬

from KailnaLihue Mias Blanche Thatcher in

placo of Mre J B Alexander re-signed

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Anahola S W Meheuja trans ¬

ferred from HanaloiKoolau MJbs Karren Nielaon

The school at Honoipu was ordered closed on account of the faliingoff iu attendance

A general discussion was had inregard to pay rolls and appropria-tions

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and Commissioner von Holtrecommended a general reductionof 4 percent on all salaries insteadof morely on those of janitors andtruant officers Nothing was bowever decided except to ask tho Attor-

ney-General his opinion as to thepowers of the Board in regard to thesurplus of 18000 of the unexpended appropriation

The Galls Questions

To day Mr Wright the corroapondentOf the S F1 Gall bands upthe replies of the following reproBontntjvo gentlemen to tho laborproblem questions numbers G and 7Rev Alexander Mackintosh WmNoviu ArrriBtrongEditorofP G ARobert W Wilcox Co W F AllenJas T Oppeland A Moore TbosS Kay Dr G P Andrews JosephM Poepoe Editor- - Kuokoa Dr NB Eiuerson J Q Quinn G H Par-ker

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Hon Paul R Iaenborg RobertHall Manager of Niuliij Dr Nioholas RubhhII Frdd H HayseldenHon Jno M Hornor and a promindnt planter on Hawaii whose namois withheld It is desired if possi-ble

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to oloso thf series by the 18thinstant so that all wishing to tendersuggestions or opinions are earnestlyrequested by Mr Wright to do sobefore that dato

Anchored -

Sailors and landlubbers soldiorsand oivlHans Hook to the AnchorSaloon because they are well treatedin the oosy room of that establish ¬

ment and served with first olass beerhigh grade liquors and the favoritedrink Canadian Malt WbUkoy

rfifrLOJAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Thoro aro rumors in tho air thata distinguished son of tho Stars andand Stripes will soon mako a matri-monial

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alliance with ono of theprettiost daughtora of Polo

Tho Kiriau left at noon to daywith the regular number of pasaongoro The rush is over for thopresent but Kilauoa will soon oponup and thou it will bo ho for thoVolcano

Tho S S China arrived from thoOrient this morning and sails for SanFranoisco at 10 p m She was de-

layed¬

ono day She brings a nutnof Japanese immigrants and a cleanbill of hoalth

Mr B F Dillingham was still ontho witness stand in the Court thismorning in regard to tho WaialuaPlantation oaso McOlanahan sub-jected

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tho great promoter to a verysevero examination

Tho salo bNaeason tioketB for thoMaggie Mdofo H R Roberts Coseason will commence ou Thursdaynext at Wall Nicholls Co Atten-tion

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is called to tho advertisementappearing in our columns

THE ORPHEUMFamily Theatre

TO NIGHTAL HAZARD

YontriloquiBt Music and Musi ¬

cal ArtistErUEL LYNWOOD

FirRt appearance of tho WorldsGreatest Contortionist

LTLIAN LESLIE- IThe handsome descriptive and

Comio VocalistComio Sketch

The Arrival of PattiPost Mariou and Ashley

ETHEL DIXONThe Charming Contralto Voca-list

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BOGGS and HAEWARDIn a Dramatic Sketch

An Old Mans WayiPOST and MARION

In a SceneON THE LEVEE

Hot noiow nrr af IDi n Plinno JUT

DEPARTURE

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The Australia sails at 4 oclockthis afternoon with a full passengerlist Tho band will bo iu aUondanco at her doparturo

L B Korr tho Queen street mer ¬

chant is about to depart for Europeaud will mako a groat effort to clearhis stock during tho noxt 80 daysand to do this will offer Big Bar ¬

gains in all departments tho goodsaro all now and stylish having beonbought of tho loading Europeanmanufaoturora Those paying thisestablishment an oarly visit will pro ¬

fit by it All nr cordinllv invited

T MOOANTS STEWABT

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

Progress Blonk Oppnslto Catholic ChurchFortStreot Honolulu II 1

Tolophonn 112i P O Bnrwn

CRICKET CLUB MEETING

BEMI ANNTJATi MEETING OFTHE Honolulu Crinket Olnb will bohold in tho Arlington Hotel on TDK8DAYovening Ang 8 1890 nt 8 p m A fallattendance is roqneeteu

V 11 KITOAT12C9 3t Secretary

CORPORATION NOTICE

A MEETING OF THE OltPHEUMAT Co Ltd hold in Honolulu on Frldny AiipaBt 4 1899 tlio following officerswere elected for tho ensnlng year

J 0 Cohon ProstdontSamnel Parker Vice PresidentHi M IjevvBeorptary and TreasurerA St M Mackintosh Auditor

Directors J 0 Cohon Samuel ParkorH M Levy Edgar Haistoad H M von

Holt A St w Mackintosh T M BtarkcyJ M Monearrat 0 S Bosky

H M LEVYAng 4 ISO Socrotary

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Steamship CoFOB SAN KRANCISCO

THE Al STEAMSHIP

fct AUSTRALIAWILL LEAVE HONOIDLn

ron mb Anovc rom on

Tuesday August 8thAT 4 OCLOCK P M

The nndorslgncd aro now prepared toIssue Through Tickets irom thiH City to allpoints in thoUnlted States

CtT For farther particulars rexardlnKFreight or Passage apply to

ww a iuwin co ldDon oral Appnta

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Timely Topics

Honolulu June 1 1899

Just arrived from NewYork per American shipGeorge Curtis

Black and Galvernlzed Cnt Nails

Assorted SizesBlack and Galvanized Wire Nails

Assorted Sizes

Hunts Axe and Pick Mat-

tocks¬

Iron City Axe and PickMattocks

Steel Horse Shoes Froutand Hind assorted sizes

Long Handle Hay Porks2 or 3 tines

Socket Goose Nock HoesS f and

Hunts Axes 3 to 5J lbsHandled

Ames Ioiig and ShortHandle Shovels

Ames Short Handlo CoalScoops

Champion Handle CoalScoops

Bush Hooks Medium andHeavy

American Charcoal IronsPutnams Horse Shoo Nails

assorted sizesChamplains Horse Shoo

Nails assorted sizesAldens straight yard

broomsStep Ladders 15 8 and 10

feet highOno and Two Man Cross

Cut Saws 2 to 6 feet longFor sale here atlowest mar-

ket¬

ratesPlease call and examine our

goods

TriH Hawaiian Hardwaru Co l

268 Fort Stjiket

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QXJiE3E33ST 3TIRE1EJT

GOING AWA AUGUST ISthThe whole Stock must be solJi To

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

uThe Stock Consists only of theNEWEST SHADES AND BEST QUALITIES

Bought Direct from the Leadinguropean Manufacturers

NOW IS YOUR 1WE FOR BARGAINS

COME EARLY AND HAVE FIRST CHOICEmttuiuumumuiuuuuuuutmtt

X j J tKIHjEIELt importer Queen St

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XiOOAZi AND QENEHAIj NEWB

Orphoum to night

Orowdod housoa ob tho Orphoum

Tho now program at tho Orpheunihas made a hit

BEDSPREADS 1G0 Moraoilloa at1 each at SaoliB

Tho Mailo Ilima Football Clubis organized for business

Tho Cricket Olub moots at thoArlington Hotel this ovoning

SHIRT WAISTS 25 dozens at2Rn flanh Sarilm Drv Goods Co

Every article a gonuine bargainat L B Kerrs Departure Salo

The U S S Boston sailed fromHongkong one doy before tho S SChina

Tt has been decided to ontrust thoUnivorsity Extension work to theUniversity Olub

Amorican Messenger ServiceMasouio Temple Telephone 444

All night service

Steiner has obtained tho contractto Bupply tho refreshments at thodance on Saturday night

ALL WOO SERGE 20 pieces45 inches wide 50o per yard N SSaohs Dry Goods Co Ltd

Tho salo of season tickets for thoH R Roberts Maggie Mooro Com-pany

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opens on Thursday next

Dr Posey specialist for Eye EarThroat and Noso diseases andCatarrh Masonic Templo 8 to 121 to 4

INDIA LINONS 100 pieces 82inches wide at 275 per piece of 24yards N S Saohs Dry Goods CoLimited

Tun barkoutine Irrngard armedlast evening from San Frauoiscowith a general caigo Sho will loadwith sugar

W R Anderson was last eveningpresouifd with n bat by the CricketClub for his excellent Bcore of 74 ina recent match

Tho shipFort Georgo arrived lastevening with 4000 tons of generalmerchandise nd 4 horsep and 242hogs She also brought 9 passen-ger-

Tho Circuit Court is this after ¬

noon trying tho easo of Lilinoecharged with practising modicinewitiput a license This is a cele-brated

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kahuna

Tho Medical Society held a veryinteresting meeting last evening DrC B Cooper presiding Insanityand criminology were the principalpoints dismissed

Mr and Mrs Samuol Parkor ontortainod a number of frionds laBt even ¬

ing who have visited the Islands andreturn by the steamers leaving to ¬

day for the Coast

A large number of distinguishedtourists leave for tho mainland to-

day¬

They havo enjoyed thomsolveswhile here and answer our aloha nuiwith a cordial au revoir

A Hawaiian jury rendered a ver-dict

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of not guilty in tho case ofKahue and three others chargedwith assault and battery and thodefendants wero discharged

Thomas Ridgway lato of Wash ¬

ington D 0 has been admitted topractice in all tho Courts of the Re-

public¬

He is a graduate of Colum-bia

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University Law Sohool

Kentuckys famous Jessso MooreWhiskey unequalled for its purityandexcelleuce On sale at any oftho saloons and at Lovojoy Codistributing agents for tho HawaiianTalnriflH

Tho Chinas oflloial fastest recordas given this morning by her Gaptain from his log book is 5 days 7hours and 55 minutes or more thantwo hours better tbau the 5 days 10hours 20 minutes of tho AmorioaMaru

The Coyno Mohrten FurnitureCompany havo received by tho WG Irwin av splendid assortment of

furniture and windowhouso and storo shades of all sizesand colors and from 36 inohea to 120Hartshorn rollers and cornice polos

Congratulations to Major J AHassingor on his attainmont of hismajority as a public servant Fewman have been moro useful in theirday and generation to Hawaii thantho gonial major His footstopshave left their imprint on tho sandsof time

James F Morgan has sold atauction soven cottages and a storeat tho corner of Punohbowl andQueen streets Tho sum roalizodwas 747 50 They will be torn downimmediately in order to make roomor tho new browery upon whloh

Work is to bo begun shortly

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TOPICS OF THE DAY

It is to bo hopod that Mr MoCants Stowart will not allow tho socalled polygamy oaso to drop afterthe decision in tho District Courtwhloh oonviats tho Chinese womanWo frol confident that the DistrictMagistrate gavo his decision tonecessitate an appeal and therebyhave tho delioato question settledby tho highest tribunal of tho landIf a woman can be considored legallymarriod por a rooster somo voryportinont quostions may ariso Lotaof funny roosters hero

Wo wero asked tho other day whythe roosters in thin country crow atall hours of the night Tho roosterin the old countries is supposedto be a respectable character and aninfallible time piece announcing thobrcakof dawn and calling the hensto home at sunset A very learnedastronomer was seen about tho mat-

ter¬

and explained the vagrancies oftho male hens as follows Ourroosters are cosmopolitan dont youknow Zee comos from BramahLeghorn Bantam India Africa andJava Now you see Zee ancestorsof Zee different chiokens wore liornat home and they wero taught toBay their crow whenever the sungoo up in thoir respective countriesTheir descendants follow suit andtho Bramah rooster he crows whouthe sun gdes up in Bramah andzee Leghorn rooster he makes anoise when thn sun appears in Leg ¬

horn wherever that may bo andso with the rost Tho Honolulurooster ho makes a h of a noiseat all hours whenever another roos-

ter¬

geto into his hencoop but hesays uotlnug when he strays intopreserved premises Fuuny roosterseh

Whools Within Wheels

The lime of tho District Courtwas taken up this morning for a fewhours with oases connected with thesilent steed Tho oruelty to ani¬

mals polico woro not present butPinkorton Kaapn appeared as the

defouder of rubber tires aud the re-

corder¬

of missing wheelsEddie Kaapa no relation to our

local Sleuth was charged with put-ting

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his little penknife into the rubbor tiro of a wheol belonging to aChinaman whereby tho gas wont outof said wheol and the Chinaman bocame stranded and placed in as bada box as his emperor is according tothe yellow journals of California

A colestial lady witnessed thobrutal act of the young man but didnot desiro to appoar in Court andbe cross examined The boy wasdischarged He was evidently agood boy because ho stated thatwhen the alleged puncturing of therubber took place ho was getting onblack trousers and engaged in ring-ing

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tho bells of Kaumakaplli Churchwhioh call tho faithful away fromtho adjoining ohe fa dens into tbofolds of our missionaries

The boy in spite of his vocationand his name got tho benefit of thodoubt but tho magistrate couldhardly refrain from asking whetherthe holy crowd worshipping at Kaumakapili can bo gathered only by abell ringor dressed in blaok pantsTho question may bo solved whenthe reverends TimoteoEzara Doshaand Kaiihane returned from Boston

A young machinist from the Ho-

nolulu¬

Iron Works a haolo waBthou charged with stoaling a wheelttho property of a follow workmanTho ownor of tho wheel claimed thathe loaned the dofendant his bike fora fow hours and that t had neverbeeu returned Sevoral witnesseswore called ou behalf of tho prose-cutor

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and all statod that they knewnothing about tho matter exceptwhat was told to thorn by theirfrieud

Tho defendant went ono better byseeing and raising the number of

wltnossos of the prosecutor and astring of witnossea testified that theyhad not seen tho defendant on awheel

The judge looked wise and dis ¬

charged the defendant with aScotch0 vordiot

WfTp

NSSachsDry GoodsCoHAVE JUST RECEIVED

A Swell Line of Ladies Sailor Hatsr

IN BLACK AND WHITE

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Dont Fail to See Themu- -

SACHS DRY GOODS CO LTD

The Peoples Providers

Under tho Hawaiian FlagSince August 12 1898 Absorption

Day Hawaiian registry has boengranted to tbo following vesselsgasoline schooner Malolo steamersEilohana City of Columbia andNiihau and ha ship Star of ItalyThe following applications for reg-

ister¬

havo also been filed but arestill ungranted for various clausesSchooners Blanche and Ella form-erly

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the Labrador Alton LaNinfaand Concord shipsStar of RussiaStar of France Star of Bengal andFalls of Clyde and the bark Euterpe

Mossoneor Service

Honolulu Messenger Service de ¬

liver messages and packages Telephone H78

500 Dozen TowoIb 75o a Dozenat L B Korrs Departure Sale

Fred Harrison tho propietor ofthe Hawaiian Marble Works ib readyto supply his patrons and friendswith tomb stones suitable to alltastes requiremonla and purfes Hisoffice is in tho new buildings next tothe Occidental on the corner ofAtakna and Kina trt

OPERA HOUSEImportant Announcement

Season Tickets for the

Maggie Hoore H R Roberts Go

Will bo on Sale on THURSDAYNEXT at 9 a m audfourfollowibgdays at tho store of Wall NicholsCo Ltd

Price Tickets for Season of eightnights 1000

JOSEPH FYNNEY1272 2t - Representative

BY AUTHORITY

IHRIQAXION NOTICE

HOLDER p OP WATER PRIVILEGESor thosa paying water rates aro herebynotified that the hours for irrigationpurposes aro from 0 to 8 oleoek a m andfrom 1 to 0 oclock p in

ANDREW BROWNBuporlntondent of Water Works

Approved J A ICiwuMlnUtar of Intorlor

Honolulu June 14 1EO0vtii it

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moxfroo9i

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TWO RETAIL STORESCORNER FORT AND KING STREETS andWAVERLEY BLOCK BETHEL STREET

HENRY MAY CO LTDSUCCESSORS TO

J T Waterhouse Henry May o

II E Mclntyro Bro

WHOLESALEAND RETAIL GROCERS

Tea Dealers and Coffee Merchants

Hptail Cifnrna I Corner Fort and King StreetsWaverley Block Bethel Street

Wholesale Department Bethel StreetWnlnnhnnac- - Fort Street 22 and 92J U1UJIUUUOS Bethel Street 21 arid 919

P O BOX 886

BY THE W G IRWINThe COYNE MEHRTEN FURNITURE COM-PANY

¬have received tho Latest Up-to-da- te

FURNITURE - and SHADES - for - WINDOWSHOUSES AND STORES

From the Best and Cheapest all colors 75 cents up and from86 inohnB to 120 inches

ALSO HARTSHORN ROLLERS aud CORNICE POLES

COYNE MEHRTEN FURNITURE COMPANY

J A MEHRTEN ManagerTelephone 928 PROGRESS BLOCK for Brut Berfltanla 81

THUS LINDSAYManufacturing Jeweller

Call and inspect thq eautlfnl and asofuldiijpay ot gpoa for pTosonts or tor per- -Hinal use and adorntnnt

ALOHA LAHUI STORE

Hayo on exhibition and for sale

Hawaiian Fancy Work Mailings Fanslat Braids Galabasbts Etc

I7U Rollout

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Royal Pacific audi CosmopolitanSALOONS

JUSTFine Carnages

ANDIBL JURIST SSSf AND

FittingsBuainosa Cards

A L O ATKINSON

Attorney at Law

OfBco Corner King and Bethel Btroets1207 np tjlr If

W C AOHI to CO- -

Real Estatl Stock and BoniBrokers

Office 10 West Kins Street Honolulu1216 ly

EDMUND H HART

NofAIlYfPOBLIO AND TyPEWMTEB CoNKYAN0EB AND SeAHOHER OF

HSf Records

No 15 Kaabumanu Street

A B ROWAT D V S

Graduate of McGlll Univorslty Montreal J

Has had ten yoars practical experienceIn the treatment ol Horsos Cattle andDomestic Pets in the Hawaiian Islands

Orders left at Olub or Pantheon t Stableswill be received andjpromptly attended toOffice 510 Fort Street Telepiionb6 785

970 tf

t DR SLOGGETT t

Oculist and Auuibt

Progress Block 3d Flor Office HoursPa m t 4 p m

R N BOYDj fSnnvEYon and Keal E jtaik Agent

Office Bethel Stroot over tho New230 Model Restaurant iy

JOHN NOTT

Plumbing Tin Copper and SheetIbon Work

King Street Honqlulu

DR WALTER HOFFMANNOorneTBerelania and Punchbowl Streets

Offico Hours 8 to 10 a w 1 to 3 r m

7to8r m Sundays 8 to 10 a m

Telephone 510 P O Box 501

ALLEN ROBINSON

Dealebs in Lumber and Coal andBuilding Materials or

All Kinds

Qiiaaii Hire Hnnnlntu

HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE MFG CO Ltd

35ijl2lQeeu Street 1

oaurtagk and wagon builders

rubber tires and roller bearjno axles

07n it

IN BOWLES

AND ON

la servedin tho

ARRIVED

Carriage

DRAUGHT

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Household

Supplies

Do you realize what a num ¬

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

PEARLINJTMACHINE OILSTOVE POLISH

EnamelineSHOE POLISHAXLE OILHARNESS OILSILVER POLISHKNIFE POLISHSOLARINE

The now motal polishWo are distributing freesamples of this wonderfularticle

ELECTROZONEA Urst clasB disinfectant

1 1 DIMOND 410LIMITED

Importers of Grookory Glass andHoueo Furnishing Goods

GOLU AGENTS HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Jewel Stoves for Coal or WoodGurney Cleanable RefrigeratorsNew Bluo Flame Wioldess Oil

StnV PrinuiK Stoves

Waipalm Package Express

iVlll leave Walpau0 at 0 a m on

Mondays Wednesdays andSaturdays

Loavo Honolulu Jrom corner of Kingand Fort Streets Molutyron at 12noon sawo days

Express Wagon 141

WALLACE JAOKSON ProplJS 1ro

Record of Koal and PersonalEstate Transactions of Rocordin tho Ollico oi tho RogiBtrar ofOonvoynncos

conveyances

Recorded Junolo 1899

EKnwaikumuolo and wife et alof Wnialua Oahu to Waialiia Agri-cultural

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On Ltd Deed dated Nov15 1898 consideration 170 Libor195 folio 187 Interest in Grant1835 at Waialua

Wnialua Agricultural Co Ltdto E K Kawaiktimuolo of Waialua Oahu Dood dated Nov 181898 consideration 170 Libor 191folio 497 Interest in Grant 57C atKamananui Waialua

Wm Perry of Waianae Oahu toE K Kawaikumuole of WnialuaOahu DqeJ datod May 4 1898consideration 10 Libor 191 folio197 Grant 1091 at KamananuiWaialua

Koino Pai and husband of Waia-lua

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Oahu to Thos Kawabakui oftho same place -- Deed dated JunoG 1899 consideration 100 Liber191 folio 257 Interost in R P H8GL C A 8095 at Paalaa Waialua

LEASES

Recorded Juno 9 1899

Eaui and Kauwene of Honoluluto Lau Sau Choi of tho same placeDated June 7 1899 torm 10 yearsfrom Jan 1 1901 rental 200 perannum Libor 190 folio 255 Pieceof land at Kalihi Houolulu

Kaonua et til of Honolulu toLau Sau Choi of the same placeDated June 7 1899 term 10 yearsfrom Maroh 1 1900 rental 50 perannum Liber 197 folio 47 Pieceof land at Kolilii Honolulu

W E Edmonds et alof WniluauMaui to Hawaiian CommercialSugar Co Dated June 1 1899term 20 years from date rental 25per annum Libor 197 folio 19Springs and water from Kahawai oPa Maui

J T Baker of Hilo Hawaii toManuela Moniz of the same placeDated Oct 1 1898 term 10 yarsfrom doto rental 12 50 per annumLiber 190 folio 257 Pieco of landat Piihonua Hilo

Kawelo of Honolulu to Lso HiKnip of the same place DatedJune 10 1899 term from July 11899 rental 380 per aunum Liber190 folio 258 Pieco of land onSmith street Honolulu

R T Forrest of Hilo Hawaii toWakasa Hikosuki of the same placeDated Jan 7 1899 term 12 yearsfrom date rental 500 per miliumLibor 190 folio 259 Lot 10 at Kukuau 2nd Hilo Hawaii

R W Holt of Waialua Oahu toW W Goodale of tho Bame placeDated June 2 1899 term 10 yesrsfrom Juno 1 1899 rental 250 perannum Liber 190 folio 202 Grant10512 at Wahiawa Waialua

W W Goodale of Waialua Oahuto R W Holt of the same placeDated June 2 1899 term 10 yearsfrom lJuno 1 1899 rental 1 perannum Liber 197 folio CO Grant1092 except water right at Wahiawa Waialua

Per AUSTRALIA for CamarinosRefrigerator An extra fresh supplyof Grapes AppleB Lemons OrangesLimeB Nuts Raisins Celery FreshSalmon Cauliflower Rhubarb As-paragus

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Cabbage Eastern and Cali-fornia Oysters in tin and shellCrabs Turkeys Flounders etc Allgame in season Also fresh Rockfort Swiss and California CreamChoese Place your orders earlyPrompt delivery

CALIFORNIA FRDIT MARKETTalonhono R78

We have been authorizedto sell -

Harzer Sauorbrunnen

AT

500 per Case of 50 Bottles

Owing to spurious imitations hav¬

ing been brought to this market thePublioris hereby notified --that thoonly

ofinnina SaaerhrnnnenIB BOTTLED BY THE

Harzer KoeDigs-Brnnnen-Qael- le

And every bottle bears their tradomark and stamp

H MCKFELQ k GO

LimitedSnip Agwifi TTawfijn Tlnd

HJW8WWWW M HWPWW

FOR SALE

AT KALIHI

Terms 200 Cash balance 25per Month A good chance to securea Homo on easy torms

A number of Lots at Kalihi 50xlOOeaoh TormBtosuit purohaaor

For particulars apply to

WILLIAM SAYIDGE

1150 No 310 Fort St

LEWIS CO

WHOLESALE

AND

SW17

GROCERSNOTICE TO PASSENGERS

TVTOTIOE IB HiniEBY GIVEN TOI pnscenoers hooking hy any of theLines of Steamers reprcsmited by thoundersigned agents that ou and afterAugust 1 1899 a booking fco nf t n dollarswill bo requited from each pawner atthe time of registration of nnmo Thisfee will bo refunded in ouso of inability ioprovldo accommodation on arrival nfsteamerfSigned

WM G IltWIN V CO LtdBy its President W G Irwin

Signo1THEO II DAVIE8 CO Ln

By Thomas Ilaln Walker DirectorA gens of Canadian Australian Htnmship Go

H HAOKKELD CO LtdK 8ahr Director-1247-t- f

Groceries to the Fore

Jn Union is Strength and bo itis in Co operation

The Yanco Spanco war brought abouthigh prlcos for a time but it has againcome down to its formor level and wo areottug our groceries as rhat as we everad them boforo II every stockholder In

tho company were to purchaso his or hergroceries from the Oo opora ivo GrocoryCo the simnpRH nf tha rnrnnrnflnn will haassured

Call and trado free delivory o all partaof tho city

E TIETJENSManager Falama Co operative Grocery

Co Ltd out Kln Street opposite HalfToad Central Depot

Wm G IrwmLIMITED

Wm G Irwin Presidents ManagerClans Srireekols Vice PresidentW M Giffard Secretary TreasurerM H WhitnoytJr Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAMD

A8BftAGENTS 07 THK

Oceanic Steamship CnmpyOf Ran Kranoliioo ml

LONG BRANCH BATBSWAIKIICI BEAOH Honolulu H I

0 J SHERWOOD Proprietor

There earth and air and tea and ikyWith breaker long give lullaby

King Btreot Tram Oara pass the door

muv ATT mnnmimA JTBJXiily Hotel

V KHOTJSE Prop

ar Day 2U0SPECIAL MONTHLY IIATUIB

Beit of Attendance thpUntHIUiMUtlo flnot Maalo In M IHxr

MORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

OPPIOE NO 1R KAAHUMANUBtreet Honolulu formerly A Kosa

United States Custom Houserolters Aooountants Bearohers nfTM nnit n l Un I ABpn

H HAGKFELD CO

LIMITED

Sole Agents for tho wolMtnot

White Sewing Machine

AND

Remington Type Writers

A Largo Slock of tho Difloront

Styles

ALWAYS ON HAND

H0FFSCHUBKER CO

LimitedSUCOESBOH TO

ED HOFPSCflLAEGER CO

King and Bethel Strcota

Havo Just llocelved a Shipment of theCelebrated

jwniff iviacQi

Strongest and most durablo SowligMaohlnos In the Market cqulppodwith tho latest Improvements

AL80 IN BTO0K

Musical Instrumentsof all kinds

IMPOitTERS OP -

DRY GOODSA ND1 -

fimWal MerchandiseMi rh fiiu Vicos Liquors

of the very llnest qualities

WMGlRWINi0LIMITED

AGENTS FORWK8TKKN SUGAR ItEFINING CO

San Francisco Oal

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WOltKBPhiladelphia Penn U 8 A

NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL COManf National Cane Shredder1 j

New York TJ H A

N OHLANDT COSan Francisco Cal

RIBBON IRON fc LOCOMOTIVEWORKS

682 tf San Francisco Cal

Bruce Waring Co

Real Estate Doalors603 Fort Bt near JClng

BUILDING LOTSHOUSES AND LOTS AND

LANDS FOB SAU

Parties wlalilm to dintioxn nf nnii-PrnrwHwx urn Ipvlux f null on tit

Metropolitan Wm U

SI KING BTltKET

KJ WAIXXR Vtn

Wholesale andRetail

KTJTOSSHJBAMD

Navy CnntrnnTnrN

Plumper and Gas-Mfi- r-

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed

HOTEL STREET NEAR PORTTTCTJQVHONW WW

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FOR SLEJAn ACRES OF LAND IN GRANTS

I 2130 and 010 at Kamaoo North Hilo 1

Hawaii Apply toMORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE

Uonl Kstato AgentIP Kahiiihiili Rtrpft

a ajtiWMatfrKu an iLUK