Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
June 28, 1895

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enm 'Wifrli which, is Incorporated ihe "Independent," a ';.i VOX. 1. NO. 3G. HONOLULU, H. I., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1895. PRICE 5 CENTS. ri tffmvKin.mrmnMumnsnmr. oxh 1HaHHMnHfflHB49HMHBHMMHMBlHriH1MIW92MHWnHHHKHGniaHHV9aHMMi0inBIK.. WHV0H IHHnKlMvIHBHBBMIHHK t -JTBHr 9?nHHHTC.B u 'iiiMiiMiwiM I i vt rf Titn'x. "v w jmuui juv H-iuni ir muuvwwr 'MaHM.iw&wB r-iFYjr r r-"" c ,s-y rvias;?. -p THyr" r. etin 1 ,1 Bull i .UN THE yei?ii? Bulletin Wltli-wlilcli Is Incorporated tlio Indci'CMj ent. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Qhaii, Juno 22, 1803. IJubllHlied every day except Sundoy nt COaICing Street, Honolulu, IL I. suiisciturrioN iiatv-s. Per Month, nnywhero in tho Hn- wnlinn Islands 50 Per Year. 6 00 Por Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or Mexico 8 00 Per Year, postpaid, other Forcitfn Countries 10 00 i'fij-nlilo Iiiviirlnblv In Ailvnnco. Advertisements unaccompanied by epeciile instructions inseited till ordered out. Advertisements discontinued beforo expilntion of specified period will bo ..ilarpcd as if continued for full term. Liberal allowance, on yearly and half yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin" Business letters should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bulletin." Tolephono 250. P. O. Box 89. B. L FINNEY, Manrger. Business Cards. H. HAOKPEIiD CO. Gent.uaIj Commission Aoents. Cor. Fort nnd Queen Strcots, Honolulu. LEWERS COOKE. IsiroKTnns and Dealem in Lumdeh AND ALIj KINDS OV HoiIjDINQ Mateiuals. Fort Streot, Honolulu. t isTHOS. LINDSAY. j MAnrAcruniNO Jeweseii and WATon maker. Kukui Jewelry n Specialty. Particular nttention paid to all kinds of ropairs. Campbell Block, Morchaut Street. HONOLULU IRON WORKS, Steam Engines, Sugar Mim.8, Loimuis, CooiiEiis, Iiion, Brass and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description Mndo to Order. Particular nttention paid to Ships' Blaoksmithiug. Job AVork ex ecuted nt Short Notice. Atlas Assurance Co. OX liONDOW. ASSETS, $10,000,000. H. W. SCHMIDT SONS Agents for Hnwaiiau Islands. Jas. F. Morgan. AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BKOKEK No. 45 Queen Street. Expert Apprnisemont of Real Estate and Furniture. naiui ROBERT GRIEVE. Book and Job Printer MorcJmnt Streot, Honolulu, H. I. Over Hawaiian News Company's 3ooj Storo. my 13. CITY DEVVYAQE W. F, SHARRATT, Managor Stand adjoining H. Hackfeld tfc 't)o., Fort street, General Cart ing and Drayago Business dono. in 7 tf WM. L. PETERSON. jofery Public, Typewriter i AND COLLECTOR. ")pi'ic n: Ovo rGoldon Rulo Bazaar my 13 B. WIGHT, )ooa nil kinds of Work in tmont Stono Sidewalks Curbing Hfj lm mi linnil u Jaro mijijily of 'ilnoao (Jnmltn Curb ami iiIwhvm kuepu nfliiii Curbing Htnim, Jutliimton ii ninl hvVHt, prlcos iiwuiml, Tclu- uo IWU, DISEASE CUKUD BS Ayer's Sarsaparilla Sir. Oco. tV. Btirtncr, ICcorlotown, To., writes, n follow e Sliertljr after leaving college, I yr troubled wllli a iVln tllienao wlilch thowed ltielf, Ont, at thn (inkle, riijmtclitnii pronunncod It eezsma, anil treated mo for tli.it roinilnlnt. The crup. Hon crept flow) j up mr lltubt.and on tho body, until It enretoped tho whole framo, ItRtTO tnn tntinlto trouble with constant Itching, casting off of dry scale, and a water y liquid which would cxtnlo from undor tho scnlci. I treated It for over three years unsuccessfully, and was tmablo to ;chcck It, until I Iwinn uslnp Avert Sarsapa rilla. I used three bottles of this medicine and was completely cured my aldu becoming as smooth aud clear ns before." Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has Cured Othora, Will Curo You Mado by Dr. J. O. Ayer Co.. Lowell,Mass.,U.SJL. Hollister Drug Co., L'd, Solo AgcntB for tbo Republic- of Hawaii. BAKER Jvinau streot near Pupchbowl street my 21 PIONEER STEAM CxVNDY FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical Confoctionor and Baker, No 71 Hotol Street, my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese Goods I 2QS Fort Street. Aloha Bath. House. Next to Marino Ruhvay. Bath ing suits on hand. Patrons brought froo from tug-boat wharf on telephoning No. 585. Furn ished rooms to let on tho premises, w Mrs. J. H. Reist. my 15-1 m H. piAY co.7 Wholesale and Retail G-ROOJERS 98 Fort Streot, Honolulu Telephoner 2H P.O. Box 470 iul tf NOTICE. All subscriptions for tho Inde pendent will be carried ont faith fully by tho amalgamated papor. Thoso who lmvo paid for both papors in advnnco will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. B.Tj. Finnoy, business Managor, tf. The SINGER Received 64 First Awards for Skwjno Ma chines and Embiioideuy Woiik at tho World's Fair, Chicago, III. hoing tho largost numbor of award, obtninoil by any Exhibitor, and moro than donblo tho numbor given to all othor Bowing Ma ohlnoH 1). Beikikiihon, Agont, myltl tf Uothol Ht., Honolulu. DR. 000K OF BOSTON. m: api'eaiis on rni: v. PIiATVOIl.tl. 71. C. A. Cliliinmnii vs. Irlnluunii irnlno Count In Olovolaiid'h Klrctlon Amer ica, Clront Ilrllnln nnd lluitull. To .hoar Dr. Jrsoph Cook, tho Boston philosopher, sneak an au dience thiit filled about throo fourths of Y. M. O. A. hull i.s semblod hist night. Tho auditors paid tho cloHost httentton to tho famous visitor's words for two hours. Dr. Cool; is a burly man with a commanding presence, and ia rather shouyin gesticulation. His voice is strung but ho spoaks too fast and htis oftn a mum bling ouunuiutioii, so that ho itt hard to follow. Ho is also quite stagy n striking nttitudos. Dr. Oook was oscvrtcd into tho hall ntv5 minutes to oight o'clock by Chief Justice Judd. Immo diutely upon ascending the plat form tho famous Boston Monday locturer "sized things up" to suit himself, and amendWl tho arrange ments by shoving tho roiiding desk half myard forward with his brawny arms. He looked almost angry as he performod this feat, but after sitting down his coun tenance gradually assumed tho "patronizing, good-humored look of tho fat and well-favorod man that Dr. Cook is. Mr. Judd arose at 8 o'clock and said that the lecturer of the oven ing was Dr. Joseph Cook, with whom ho had been a follow stu dent at Yale College. For 20 years he had delivered Monday noon lectures in tho Old South Church, Boston. Dr. Cook, who had beon here in ,1882, was a student of thoology, ornithology, etc., but above all he was a roformer. Dr. Cook, who was rocoivod with applause, said tho watch word of thoir meeting should bo, "Long Livo tho Ropublic," and long livo the courageous mon who had risked thoir lives in sustain ing tho ropublic. And short jived btovory influence that stood in tho way of tho reforms so iocontly inaugurated hero. Short bo tho timo that olapsed before this republic became part of tho United States. fAnnlniiMn). Dr. Cook then launchod into a des cription of tho rapid moans of communication today botwoon different parts of tho world. Ho held a tiny globe in his hands as bo spoko. "What would Oicoro, Homor and Virgil think today if thoy made tho pas saco from America to Enrnno in one of tho Atluntio greyhounds? And some of the steamers in tho Paoifio were poarly as swift. Ho referrod to a remark of Froude, whom ho called "a haughty English historian," and said tho Presidont of tho Unitod States dolivored his message at noon, and it was commented upon in tho prinoipal papers of Europe tho same day. wlion ho was in Aus tralia a few yours ago ho road of the prinoipal events in England on tho day thoy happened. Tho pondulum of time boat synchro nously in England and Australia Coming to his subject he said his objeot was not to amuso them by drawing a parallel botwoon tho sovon anoiont wonders of tho world whioh ho montioned aud an equal numbor of works of men in modern times, suoh as the tolograph, tolophonv, Brooklyn bridgo, Bartholdi's staluo ot Lib erty Enlighteulng tho "World, oreoted by Frcnohmon al Now York with littlo holp fromJAmor leans. Iio npoko of othor wonder ful works of moilorn art and went on to say that ho might rofor to sovon wondors of natural history. Ho alluded to tho harbor of Hono lulu, tho volcanio mountain Mau naloa on Hawaii, whioh ho had nover seen but heard much about, American mountain scenorv, the scones of Ceylon, oto and, fast of all, the stars ovorhead as soon frorii oquatorml regions. All thoso wondoni had bohind thorn ono mind, ono will, ono plan, and this was tho keynoto of his locturo. Slavery swopt out of .North Am erica only shortly boforo it was swopt out of South Amorica. This woh ono of thoso constellations of history rising and crossing oaoh other. Who brought about tho discovery of printing just at tho time the art was neodod for tho hittlo of human liberty? Who opened up tho western homisphero just as an oponing was wanted for tho expanding liborty of Europo. It was thoso constellations of his tory, showing ono mind, ono will, one plan, that struck him dumb. They might say it was all Nature Nature! Who is she? A glovo without a hand. Who caused tho crossings and rocrossings of tho threads in tho loom of history? The socond woudor of tho modern world was tho aspirations of tho human mind. Japan had within about a generation abolish ed tho feudal system, foundod schools for women in tho Orient whqro womon had boon so long enslaved, opened schools for seventy porcentof tho population, and established a parliamentary systam. Sho exhibited staying power und concentrated patrio tism, and tho Rising Sun would mount still higher. Probably half of what was said about tho conceit and ambition of Japan was not true. Ho belioved sho was going to make tho most of Formosa. Sho might ovon look across tho Pacific for choap labor. Thoy might regard China as a retrograde nation. Tho locturor spoko of tho possible rosults of Russian and Amorican railway enterprise in oponing up commu nication with the Orient. Tho day might corao when it would not bo safe for either Groat Bri tain or tho United States tn nmitn China in tho face. It had boon stated as a question whioh had to bo settled in tho Unitod States, which was to provail tho gold room growl or tho hoodlum howl. It was his opinion that tho gold room urowl would como out ahead. John Chinaman in Am erica dived deeper and camo up oleaner than any othor man. Cor tainly whon ho laudod his stock ings were olouner than Patrick's collar. (Laughter). There would have to ho un end of America's breaking of treaties with China. Dr. Cook referrod to tho work that Groat Britain had dono and was doing in India. Victoria ruled over 250,000,000 of peoplo in India and neighboring coun tries. According to Gibbon 120, 000,000 of ponplo was tho greatest number that Romo ruled in her proudest days. Talk of Africa as n hermit nation Africa has beon partitioned among tho groat nations in a manner that can nover happen again. There was not left on tho globo a singlo piooo of territory to ho ocoupiod that was worth quurroling about. Tho third wonder of tho world was tho progress of oduoation and roprosenlativo government. Ho thanked hoavon that on tho wostorn homisphero tlioro was not loft either a slavo or a king. (Slight applause.) Thoro was a dominion to tho north of tho United States under a monarch ical form but its inhabitants woro froo. Australia wns also so froo that sho would rovolt tomorrow if troatod bh woro tho Amorican colonies. If tho puoplo of this hemisphere bolmved as thoy should thoy would bocomo tho prido of tho Eiigllsh-upoiiking rnco. Geo, Bancroft was born whon there wero but fi?o million pooplo in the United States, and ho lived to soo fifty millions. Dr. Cook said that if ho should livo to bo sovon ty years of ago, ho oxpectod to soo twice tho population of tho year 1880 in tho Unitod States. And his estimate wao only half that of Mr. Gladstone Tho peoplo of this homisphero wero trustees of tho Christianity and civilization of tho future. Somo might say that it had beon a mistiko to give tho negroes of tho South tho ballot. But, pardon him if he snid that if the voto had been correctly counted at last oloction, thore would have boon no Demo cratic administration nnd no in torfoienco with tho affairs of Ha waii. (Laughter nnd applause.) Thero was enough intellectual ability and monl character in theso islands to nflicor throo king doms. Ho thought thoy hod Im proved on the American constitu tion in many particulars, but ho must say ho was for tho annexa tion of Hawaii to tho United States and not for tho anuoxation of tho United States to Hawaii. America was tho forefingor of tho hand that was writing on tho wall. "Mono mono tokol uphor sin," of all that was unrighteous. Dr. Cook successively treated tho remaining three wondors of tho ago, namoly: tho triumph of Christianity, tho fulfilment of Biblical prophocy and soionco as tho ally of faith. Thero is only snace to give a condonsod rcsumo of somo of his remarks. Ho scaled on his nrm tho ratio of progress Christianity had mndo during the centuries. If tho nominal Christians of tho world joined hands they would girdlo tho earth olovon times. Only in our own timo woro rum-sollors ex cluded from church memborship. Forty out of forty-four States of tho Union proscribed instruction in tho public schools on tho soionco of ulcoholio indulgence. Ho had been a total abstainor from birth, and they could soo how palo and thin ho looked. tLaughtor. Tho powor of infidelity hnd de clined, and Tom Paine's works had lost thoir hold. Boston was orthodox to tho coro and did not caro for now roligions, perhaps for tho reason that Dr. Johnstone did not boliovo in ghosts, "be causo ho had soon too many of them.'' Tho union of church and fitato, Btill strongly intronohod in Europoan countries, would ho im possible today in America, whore it had done groat injury moro than a century ago. Tho time was coming whon tho United States of Europo and tho United States of America would keep tho peace. Speed was mak ing tho world ono neighborhood. Christianity was tho silken cord that drew tho wiros, that would draw the mighty cables, to form a bridgo oyer tho gulf of human differences. Faith hold that thore was a spiritual body. What mado Stephen's face shino, and the countonancos at the transfigura tion soom liko tho Bun Cham bers' oncyolopodiu has it that ap paritions had boen photographed, and Gladstono and Raskin woro investigators of spiritual phono menu. Thoso things showed him that matoriuliBm was on tho do oliiio, although ho wob neithor a spiritualist nor a Swedonborgian. Tho Bible had weathorod the storms of oightcon centuries, It had tho largest circulation of any book. Tho tide of timo was carrying humanity irresistibly forward to tho universal conclu sion that God is as well as was. Lot thorn launch thoir ships on that gulf stream. Dr. Cook con- oludod an oloquont peroration with tho motto lor hU auditors, j "Your triumph la our own. 4 j M

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SiCW EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 28, 1895. ISHS1 'WW" r""fef thw f'v sw y.iT9"Trwwii w I ft fouular TflDics n lie Day. "Tho Monarch will win" ia isu expression heard in bicycle jraces oftoner than anything olso. It hns not yot boon hoard horo jbocauso Monarch Bicycles havo not yot boon introduced, but vwhou they aro they will not tuko tsoflond placo in spood, weight or -quality of material. Tho Monarch is just whnt its namo implies, tho King of bicy clos, nnd wo aro authorized agonts .for tho Hawaiian Islands. This wheal is made by ti com--puuy whoso standing in tho manu facturing world is at tho hoacl; thoy aro putting money in thoir whoals and soiling thorn at a low ,prico bocause thoj' aro not aux aous' to raiido themsolvos rich in a your. For that rousou thoy havo put tho price within tho icach of ovorvone. ffiho coming modols in tho 3Ionnrch aro No's 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Theso inchido racing and Undies' whools. Thoy aro fitted with oitlior "Demon'' or "King ffishor" lamps, and with this on tho front oud you enn soo so far ahead of you that night riiling is uioro of a ploasuro than you havo tboon 'used to. "With a Monarch J3icyclo yon don't havo to koop a lamp on tho back to keep drivors afrom running over you; tho imochnnism is, such that a high urate of speod is attained without much muscular power. Our prices of tho genuine JMouarch wheel will ho twonty f&vo por cent less than you over hoard of a first class bicycle bo- ing sold for. Wo enn do it bo cause wo aro tho manufacturers' -agonts and havo no middlo man's iprofits to pay. Call at our store and examino our Agency pupors -and socuro a handsomoly illus trated catalogue. A second hand Columbia safety -a:in bo had of us very cheap, the -owner wishing to disposo of it and buy a Monarch. If you aro sceptical call on us -and learn that tho placo to buy ctho bost bicycle is at. JE. O. Hall fc Son, Fort Kiiiff Streets. BKAD TI-IIS. ilmpoi of Champagne Into the United States jFrom January ist to April isf, 1895- CASES 48. H. MUMM CO.'S J3XTRA DRY 21,401 CPoramory it Grono 0,935 Moet fc Chandon 3,903 Oharles Heidsieok 2,790 Louis Roederer 2,190 Perrior Jouot 1,320 Irroy t Co 1,215 .Huinnrt 8G5 "Vvo. CI cquot 835 Olouolio Seo 733 Delbeck .t Co 453 St. Marcoaux 209 Krugtfc Co 195 Hoidsiock it Co. Dry M mo- pole 150 Various 2,003 Total 45,929 Compilel From Custom house Records. 'Macfarlane Co., Lt'd. Solo Agent for Uawaiii n' Islands for G. H. Mumm jul'ltf fcCo. WRIGHT BROS. FORT STREET, noxt to Lucas' Mill Ships' Blacksmlthing, Carriage Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building c WINDLASSES iRor PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY IIOllSi: HACKS ON TIIK 1'OUIITH. All Afternoon's Itaco Sport Aumircil nt liaplolnul 1'ark. Enough races havo been arrangod for "Kapiolani Park on tho afternoon of July Fourth to make a good two or throo hour's nmusomont. Thoro will bo a five-eighths milo dash botweon Cornwall's Lord Brock and Bal lentyno's Amoriuo. It is confi dently auticipatod that it will bo the fastest race for that distance over run on that track. Admirors of both horses aro confident and it will be an exciting ovont. Next comes a milo and a half run between Amorino and Gay's Senator Stanfoul. Theso aro tho two best horses in tho country. Both sides aro sanguine over thoir prospocts of winning. In a trotting and pacing raco for tho three minute class tnoro will bo four onirics. This pro mises to create groat interest, as botweon the fastest and slowest of the horses there is only a few soconds of difference. Tho three-quarter milo for Ha wjiiinn bred horses miiv or mav not fill. Silky and Gerster havo a match raco on tho list. If it takes place then Creole will not run, and otherwise Silky nnd Creole will contest in tho free for nil. Both horses have plonty of friends and a great many were dissatisfied with thoir contest on the llth of June. It is declared by horsomon that if Creolo and Silky meot, tho rec ord of this track will bo broken. Owners of the horses aro put to great exponso and trouble in pre paring for races, and it is expect ed that thoir efforts to maintain the fair famo of tho track at Ka piolani Park will bo rewarded by u large turnout of patrons of tho sport. KANi:iIADiniIA lillADUATES, Tho tJyiiiniiNlutii Crowded mill VlolC oi'H I.nht Myhl. Tho large gymnasium at tho Kamohamoha schools was crowded last night with tho friends of tho graduating class which consisted of ten from the Manual School, W Boors, O Cox, W Kaoo, V Ke oiki, SKoki, W Lutora, T Kia k na, J Manaso, W Naipo, I Pa heo, and three from tho Normal Class, O Crowoll, D Kanuwunui, AV Makakoa. Tho exercises included thosing ging of a class hymn; address by Rev. C. M. Hydo, vice president of the bouid of trustees; essays by the graduates, singing and music by tho band. The salututory was delivered by "W. Beers and tho valedictory by O. Cox. "290'' is tho number most fre quently callod over the telouhoiio wires. It rings up tho United CAnituoE Company's stand, whoro Superior Hacks with safo and courteous drivers, uro always to bo found. A coiupleto livery outfit, including buggies and wag gonottos, furnished at tho short est not' co. Board of Health Garbage Notice HAS OAUSKD COKSirnniADIX inconvenicnco to u lurgo number of wh ilciitH. If notified through telephone- 60, tho SANDKItS' KXPlUiSo COMl'ANY will collect am. KlKUh of Gurb.igo. llcing iu thu buBiunbs nnd unving ilrays for Huch )Ul-)OhO, LOWEST 1'MCfcS ONLY will 10 chnigo. Tllu-iiom: !j0. Oifjcjko? KiNg Stulkt. lv The Hawaiian Electric Company, Has a largo assortment of Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly on huml. Estiniatos givou for houso wir ing nnd Eloctricul pluuts, Lirino Wiring n Bpooiulty. THEO. HOFFMANN, 32-til Mauagor, C. R. COLLINS, MANUrACTUUF.il OF HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS REMOVED TO 337 Kins: St. Telophono G02. 27-tf. California Eruit Market. Corner King nnd Alakea Streets. CAMAEIHO'S REFRIGERATORS BY EVERY STEAMER From Snn Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oysters, Salmon, Poultry, Etc., Etc., Etc. Beaver Saloon, II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea. and Coffee AT AI-Ii noons. THE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS on hand. p. c. joni:s. E. A. JONKS. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOR SATjE A Few SUnres of lnlu Stiar Stock, Hiiwultsin Sujror Co. Stock. ALSO Ilinviiiian Govuriiiiiont ami 1st Mortgage Sugar Planta tion Jtonds. R? For pnrticulnrs apply to Tho Hawaiian Safo Deposit Investment Company, 108 Tort Street, Honnlnlu THE LARGEST IN TOWN! I inn now prepared to Move Ftuxilwc. in bettor slinpo tlinn r.ny other tZ' concoru in tho city, us I hare n WA'J 'i lnrpo cnongli to niovo n wholo hoziOt',. of Furniture nt ono lond. I havo tho latest PIANO MOVING APPARATUS nnd frnaranteo to movo Pianos without scrutchiiife', to nuy port of tho city for 32.50. I inn a rustler and don't caro who knows it; am always to bo found nt my Stand, Cor. Nuuanu King Streets, Telophono 'J 15. J3TI movo my Furnituro SO FAST that it makes my competitors SWEAT to even look at mo. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LARSEN. A. F. Mmieiuo". S. Dkckh edeiros Co4 TAILORSs Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Tho cry ot luinl HmeHlms reoclun tin all, 'mid ri'aliniR tlmt ninu uniHt bo clothed, wu havo deoiilud to Reduce Our priceg Fdi The Jlex;t 3D Da r.nil nu oflcr BUlts anil trouwr nt prices tlmt Mill liu ultlilu tlio rench ofMuyfjody. Wo carry n itclcct kUn-l; of khoiIb, niul (iininiiitcu 11 perfect tit anil llrt cliio worK. 1 lmno vUo really dilio to lioclrumcil neatly anil nntlj, ami cuiiiiot allnnl In fml mucli money un tliolr clolhet ulll do nrll In cullli.i; ut our Hi in u hil'orc Kolni; vUvv liuru. S. DECK 1311, Manager. THE PLACE TO CJ0 TO mraffiM? t: Wf kfcU.LLlLLUlj ',T 'ill if W lSw T j v?- l is where you have the Largest Stock to select from and the Greatest Variety of Prices. Bring in Your Faet and we do the rest. The Manufacturers' Shoe Oo., BTTlMiFttB 4 CO. Have Just Recoived a Now Supply of the "DAN Sn Of the following Brands: "Gold Label," "Munic" and Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of GENUINE Mmim MPS! tMUIPHOHB n te p. 0. box ltf H. E. MoINTYKE BRO., DirOBTf Ul AMD BMXIMUB Dl Groceries, Provisions and Feed. New Good Rooelred by Kyery Packet from the Eastern BUtei and Barope. TBESH OALIFOBNIA PBQDUOB BY EVEBY STEAUKB. All Orden faithfully attended to and Good Delivered to any JFart of ths City FKS2. KiiMD Okdku Souoms. Skruirxarvm Gcabahtih) kAt" OOltNXB rOEX AHU K1HQ BTKEKTD, J. S. WALKER, ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSUUANOli. OOMPAIsY OF LONDON, ALLANOE MARINE GEN. ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAW FUaKCJSCO. WILHELMA OF MAGDEBURG GENERAL INSURANCE CO NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIRI5 and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE RATES. Rooms 12 SPREOKELS H O. Box 480 "POTJTSTD TKLKrnosiB 245 THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS'TO JUV iNGVV COIINER OY King Nuuanu Sts. Ladies oiiiorews; SHODS -4 BLOCK Honolulu, H. I. WCWiiU"llU FURNITURE. IS AT THE IVT Honolulu 11. 1. JJf v f,?i

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v w T'JJ 'Ijrnir.- EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 28, 1895. J I v,r tt I NINTH Annual Meeting OF THE VI A IS? AB HBMUB JULY 4th, isor. PROGRAMME 1st RUNNING ItAOE. Purso: $50. 1 2 milo clash for Mnui bred Ponies, 14 hnncls and under. Catch weights. 2d RUNNING RACE. Purso: $100. 1 milo dash, freo for nil. 3rd' TROTTING and PACING TO HARNESS. Purso: $100. 3 minute class, 1 mile hcatu best 2 in 3. 4th RUNNING RACE. Purso: $50. (Maiden race), i milo dish. for all Maui bred. Weight for age. 5th RUNNING RAC13. Purso: $50. (Corinthian race.) 1 milo dash. Membors of the- Asso-ciation-to rido. Welter weights. 6th RUNNING RACE. Purso: $60. J milo dash for Hawaiian bred horses. 7th RUNNING RACE. Purso: $75. 3 milo dash, freo for all. All ontries aro to bo made with tho Soorotary beforo Thurnday, 12 o'clock noon, Juno 27, 1895. Entrance Foes to bo 10 por cent, of purso unless othorwiso speci fied. All raoes to bo run or trolted under tho rulo of tho Maui Racing Association. All horsos aro oxpoctod to start, unloss withdrawn by 9 o'clock a. m. on July 3, 1895. Gonoral admission 50 ots. Grand Stand (extra), .50 and $1.00. Quarter Stretch badge $5.00. A. N. KEPOIKAI, Secretary Maui Racing Association. 4-tf Fourth July Meeting OF THE l&toaii&n JocleiJ flub. July 4th, 1895. OFFICIAL PROGRAM. STJtacea to commence at 1:30 p.m. lit Race 5-8 milo dash. Purso $150. 2nd IUce Trotting and pacing to harness, 3 minutes class, best 2 in 3. I'urso (100. 3rd llacc 3-4 milo Unah. Hawaiian bred horse. Purse 7150. 4th Hace Trotting and pacing to harness, free for all. I'urso &0U. 6th Race 1) milo dash, free for all. Parse f-'OO. Three to enter and two to start. In caso of only two entries and third entry to be de ducted from the winning parse. Entries closo July 1st, at 2 p. m. General Admission ..-.-.$100 Carriage 250 Quarter Stretch Badges 2 CO S. G-. WILDER, Sltd Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club, i w I .1 I I f ROOMS AND HOARD. EOOMS AND BOARD for a fow uoreons can m bo lwtl at "Ilaniwni," on tho Walkiki Beach. Mam M ,f W. a. RARTL1STT, 1-tf Proprietor. LOCAL AND GENERAL. Tonight's concort commences at 8 o'clock. Among tho Alameda's passen Kors wore Bro. Francis and Bro. Louis. Kauai Sunday schools will hold joint oxorcises at Lihuo next Sunday. Ladios-Dr. Jaogor's Underwoar at vory low pneos to closo out at Tracy's. GOO Dozen Socks, just recoivod at Tracy's. $1.50 to $2.-10 por dozen. Tho American Loaguo olocts onicrB tonight and dark horses are in order. A. S. Wilcox of Kauai has im ported Homo top-knot and Vongu pigeons from the colonies. Four hundred dollars ha8 beon onllocUd fur fireworks for tho Fourth. Good for Wray Taylor. .The music for dniioing at Inde pendence park on tho Fourth will be furnished by the Kawnihau club. Full assortment of sizos in Jnegt-r's Sanitary 'oolen Under Wear lor Mon and Womon at vory low prices nt Tracy's. Hack owners will meet ton'ght to protest against tho provisions of Senator McOandless' bill relat ing to vehicle wIiopIs and tires. Sequah leaves nest Tuesday for a tour of tho islands. The Ho bron Drug Company will supply tho public domand for his reme dies. The native Republicans will hold an open mooting noxt Tues day evening at which L. A.Thurs tou, W. R. Castlo and "W. O. Smith will deliver addresses. Olothing.hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, etc, to suit till sizes and conditions of mon, at L. D. Timmons, Waring Blook, cor ner Fort and Borotania sts. Tho first prizo for' tho six-oared bargo raco on tho Fourth is on oxhibition in the window of H. F. Wichman's jewelry store. It is a beautiful silvor cup. Tho passengers who are on tho Morning Star aro Itov. E.M. Pease, Miss Anuio Aboil, Rev. Louis Mitchell, wife and throe children nnd Mrs. Garland and two chil dren. Mombers of tho pross Imvo boon invited by Manager Dillingham to tako an excursion over tho Waianao oxtonsion of the Oahu railway. Tho party will loavo on Tuesday morning at 9:30' and re turn about 3 p.m. Notico Brown Kuboy, whole sale and retail doalors in Watches, Clocks, Jowolry and Flatod Goods, formerly of Tho Masonic Block, have taken tho Btoro latoly occu pied by Soharf 's Nows Stand in tho Arlington Blook on Hotel streets. If you want your watch repair ed, if you want jowolry mado up neatly. If you want sonvonir spoons, or nnything in tho jowol ry line. H. G. Binrt, at O. Gertz's store, Fort streot, is your man. Ho was for ten years tho prac tioul watchmakor for Wother Oo TO BE LET. Liliha Street. A dosirablo Cottago situato on Liliha Street, about 5 minutes from the .King St Car lino. Stands on a quarter of an aero of land; has been rocoutly painted and pa perod;is a fmoplaco for anyone who keeps a horso. Apply to v W. H. PAIN, THERE ARE THINGS In decorative Art Work that aro sot only ornamental but awful. Hare you been to tho now Republic building to see iuo now biook oi lonoy, uocoranvo, anu novelty goods? Do not mius this oppor tunity as it may not occur again. A. BARNES. 33-tf. it) nx i.3 w Sm 'ss si y I C ifiinl l WMl(k I g iof I c3 m if i MM Notice of Copartnership. Tho undorsigned havo this day ontored into copartnership for tho purpose of carrying on tho Ex pross business in Honolulu, Oahu, under the firm name of Sanders Express. D. McComiEsTON, F. II. Foster. Honolulu, Juno 13, 1895 28-3 TPIE Hawaiian InVBgeni COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Opfioe13 and 15 Kaahumanu street. Tolophono 039. jul4 tf HOP HING CO. 402 nOTEL STREET. Wliolesnlo Denlore in Liquors &ManilaCigars AND Gonoral Chineso Morchandiso suon as Nut Oils, Eice, Matting, Ohineeo Silks, Teas, Etc. English and American Grooeries By Every Coast Stonmer. TELEPHONE No. 147. J. J. SULUVAN, l'reiident 3. nuOKLXY, Seo'v. FaslioflSilesCoil. Honolulu, H. I. Sullivan Bdcklet, Man'g're. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tbo City, with Competent and Care ful Drivers. t5pTourista and others desirous of view ing the most desirable points of inter est in and about the City will do well to eeouro one of our, Carriagos. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladies or Gentlemen, always on band. Stand at tho Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. ToLEPnoNu: naw'n Hotel Stables, 82. Pantheon Stables, IM, l-it Fashion Stables, 148. Soles vs. Souls Water soakod Boles and their offspring, bad colds, hnvo sont many bouIs to whoro tbo woodbino twinctli. Solos that stand wot wcalbor without soaking makoth tlio Bonl glad, and the man who providoth his fellow man with good solosimakos glad tho bonis of many fellow men. Mclnerny's SHOE STORE, IfUNOr,UT,l7. UIGGO JAC0B8EN Engrosser and Illuminator Pacific Ilardwaro Co. Tolophono 10. KEMOVAL. Tho undersigned has removed his plumbing businoss from King streot to tho promises on Hotol stroet formerly occupied by "Wov en Wiro" Builey. 20-3t JOH PHILLIPS. F.J. TESTA. SEAROflEKOPltECOItDS, COLLECT or, Translator in English nnd Hawaiian, Ileal Estato Agent, Copyist, Typewriter, Stamp Doalor, I'nrchasing, Conimlssion and Advertising Agont, etc., etc. gT" OmcK: No. 327, King Street, tho former private office of E. B. Thomas. Tho Offlco of tho Nativo Paper KA MAKAAI NANA is in the Offico in thq roar uudor the samo roof. Plants -for Sale J. EC. BOYD irB for SALE at his Eesidenco tn Waikiki rond, opp. Sunny South, a ohoico lot of Plants Palms my24 riEIUlB J0NE3. T. A. SIMrSON. .JOiNES SIMPSON, Accountants Commission Apis, HOUSE, LAND AND Genera! Business Agency. Conveyancing nnd Legal Documents Drawn Up. DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. E3TTronslation8 in French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian and Hawaiian. Rills Collectod nnd Accounts Adjusted. Oflluo. 308 Merchant Street. OWNERS OF Catties and Horses! I manufacture n Compound of Homo Products of tbo Seeds of "Cassie" and Other Ingredients! It is not only in itself a valuable nitro genous food, but it bus the property of viding in tbo digestion of otbar proteids, generally for animals whoso digestive powers are feeble ob it promotes appotito and regulates digestion. 3?" Tbo proof of tbo pudding is in tho eating. Try it. King and Pnnobbowl Streets. 10-tC A New Abstract Office Aaa result of 15yoarsoxporicnco in the Abstract Business, I am. prepared to mnko Abstracts of 'n:n j l ii i. l a.mu iu ii must luurougn, occur nto, and complete manner aud on short notico. F. W Makinney. In W. O. Smith's Office. JJ18 Fort Street. my!3. THE "ARLINGTON A FAMILY HOTEL.

T. 1-Cro-o.ao. ac'rop. Por Day S 2.00 Per Week 12.00 (Special "M:oxxtol-7- Itatool Tho Rest of Attendance, tho Rest Situa tion nnd tbo Finest Meals in this City. Wall Paper! Wo hnvo just received direct from Now York tbo LARGEST INVOICE AND GREATEST VARIETY Ever brought hero nt ono time. Patterns of 1895 Prices Reduced! WILDER CO., Llmitod. Clau $prtelf! do BANKERS. Honolulu, Hnwniian Islands DRAW exchange: ON THE Principal Parts of the World, and Transact a General Banking,. Business. ALEXANDER CIISILM," (Successor to Chas. Hammor.) HAENESS MAKER Kino and Four SmEnTs, Is prepared to manufacture all kindB nnd crndes of Hnnd.mniln TTnrnoaB nt abort notice. lOWKST OF I'JtICUS l'OIt CA8II. All work guaranteed to bo sntisfactory beforo leaving tbo shop. 5-8m TtLErnoNE C07. P. O. Rox 321. HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder AND REPAIKEn. Bhclrsmitbing in All Its Branches. Orders from tho other Islands in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, otc, etc, Promptly nttonded to, W. W. WRIGHT, Proprietor. (Successor to G. West) NEW DEPARTURE!. PIUEE AND ICECREAM! IT. I1. RtKnP.lt fnr Btr vnra rA.Amnn 4- Hwaiu'm linVnrv RiiHnr .lrut a.. T.... ""'i uuuu, jua wKun up uis iicniiijunrtors wiui. iUIlS. ilATE HINOElt, liINO BTBEET, will bake superior 11X33 033.3. CAJCES for family use. Alinca Pics a Specialty .J DcllciouH Ico Cream Zf-v 4 Mode from nurn nrnntn nml fmm nn fruits will bo supplied to familios or for- onus pnriics anu receptions. f Order on Telephone 872 will re- coivo prompt attention. (STDobcious Pies will boonsaloat A H. J. Nolta's Rnnvnr Hnlnnn Tftl WAH'. METROPOLITAN MT COS Bl IClaaor Stroot. G. J. WaLLEH, MANAOKIt-. WHOLESALE AND RETAII BUTCHERS AND Navv Contractorsi. i V

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pf'HB1T EVENING BULLETIN, JUNK 28, 1895 if. .i t. lA sr i ft: V 3s I If 51? Eveiii Bulletin IFttb WkMk Im Incorporated tlio in dependent." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. FEIDAY, Ma,, JUNE 28, 1895. OBSERVATIONS, The King of tlio .Belgians goes to church ohco a your which is once oftonor tlmu somo inon in Honolulu go. An exohnngo says thoro nre somo peoplo who make oven work a dissipation but it forgot to leuvo Honolulu out in tho calculation. Tho Cull suggests that the Half-million Olub hnd bettor as sist tho police iu catching mur derers in order to savo what po pulation is loft in San Francisoo. Japaneso aro conquering Chi nese in a lubor war raging on tho Pacific Coast, A late paper says tho Japanese aro work ing on the frarns and vines-yards for one-half whut- tho Ohinoso demand. Whero'sDonnisKoarnoy now? Russia has fallou into lino in Tecognizing Japan as nn udult membor of the fumily of civilized nations. A treaty has been con oluded botwoon tho two countries, which is identical with that bo twoon Great Britain and Japan, and contains the most favored nation clause. Tho Attorn ey-Genoral is book ed for a speech boforo tho Ha waiionEopublican ClubonTuesday night. What a glorious oppor tunity it will bo for him to come out for once in his lifo with a squaro, flat-footed declaration of how he stands on annexation, and thns put an ond to tho assertions of his traducors that ho is luke warm on tho matter. A stono bridge over Nuuanu stream moans tho division of $10,000 among Honolulu mo ohunics and laborers. A stoel bridge would most likely bo put up by contract by somo fnroign corporation who would send their own mechanics to do it, and thus every dollar of tho appropriation would bo seut out of tho country.' Wo trust tho legislature will soo it in this light. Latest advices from London sny that tho t i'0"H generally recog nises th.tt tlio i-ction of tho Gov ern nent, in lulvnii-iug tho resolu tion f ir tlio reform of tho Houso of Lords points to an oarly dissolution of 1'nrliamont. In that enso the important question will be w-II ng'tntod before tho people, and if they docido the Houso must bo mended it will havo to bo done. There is no fear tiint it will bo omled. Japaneso aro not wanted by ths labor party of Australia. A re solution wus passed by tho Coun cil of the Federation of Labor at Syd noy .strongly protesting against tho introduction .f moro colorod labor, and demanding legislation against Asiatic races, and oppos ing tho acceptance by the Aus tralian colonies of that portion of the treaty betwoen England and Jnpan giving tho Japanese tlio right to reside in Australia. Dr. Cook in his lecture last night proved that groat mon lire as Jiablo to indiscretions as those cast in ordinary moulds. His charge that President Cleveland wus elected by fraud wns u vile Blur for an American to cost on his own country. Then his odious comparison botweon tho Irishman and tho Ohiuaman was a gross in sult toa race that was ono of tho firs' to accept tho invitation that went over sens for tho oppressed ot I nations to sook a haven of frcodun; u tho Unitod States a roco th.it has en mod no small sharo of tlio credit for tho industrial, commor ciafand intellectual dovolopmcnt of the Union. 3SToti.ce. HAWAIIAN COUNCIL No. OS'J AMEU lean Legion of Honor, meets tills even lug, at 7:0 o'clock, nt Harmony HolCKlne; street.' I,......-. J.' FrEcKAitiiTTi. 0. Secretary. 31-lt. MONTSER Building and Loan ilociation Tho regular monthly mooting will bo hold nt tlio Chambor of Commerce on MONDAY EVKN ING, July 1st, 1895, at 7:30 o'clock K2T Payments are required in Gold. A. V. GEAE, 30-3t Secretary. NOTICE. QELED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- 3 OEIVED at tho office of tho Hawaiian Electrio Company, Honolulu II. I., until 10 a. m., July 15, 1895, for tho Construc tion of a Cold btorogo Building. Plans aud specifications can bo s:on at tho oflico of the said Company. rAXtfrpgj tyj,- The Hawaiian Electrio Company reaorves tho right to rojoct any or all bids. THEO. HOFFMAN. 33 td Manager. HOUSE FURNITURE AT AUCTIOKfl I a in instructed to sell at Public Auction on "Wednesday the 3rd day of July, the house hold fumituro of Mrs. 0. O. Bor ger ut her rosidcuco on J3ere tania street; comprising parlor, bedroom and dining room fur niture; superb breakfast, dinuor and tea sots; in Eoyal "Worcostor, Eoyal Crown Derby and Col port. Finost tublo damask of Eoyal Irish Linen manufactured to or dor, (entirely new) cut-glttBS table and boudoir service. Pictures, bric-a-brac, etc etc. ALSO: A boautiful collection of potted ferns and palms of tho choicest desoriptions, comprising somo of tho rarest spocimons of'tho Island rariotios. ALSO; One Stjel Fisoher Range (nearly now) with tho Kitchon utonsils complete. Ono Macneal and Urban burglar and fire proof silver safe. The House will be opon for in spection on Tuesday the 2nd, of July from 10 o'clock a. m. untiil 4 o'clock p. m. Sulo to oommonce at 10 o'clock sharp. J. F. Morgan. Auotionoor. Y.M.C.A. Hall. Direction of Frank L. Boons. Tho manngemont take pleasure in an nouncing tho oppeoranoe of tho eminent artists ALEXANDRA BREITSCHUCK MARQUARDT ist AND TOTTN VIOLINIST. MARQUARDT TWO CONCERTS WILL BE GIVEN, FEIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 28. SATUEDAY NIGHT, JUNE 29. Roserved toat ssle now in progress or Hohrjn Dmg Company's store. neserrad Seats One Dollar L'acti. 32-Ct. Harp Solo JimelyJopie5 I June 26, 189?. Into the soft, warm light of the drawing-room the heavy odors from the conservatory floated and filled the place as with a fog of flowers. Beneath the crystal chand elier, which shone in the mel low light as a suspended rain bow in an atmosphere of gold, stood a fair, pale girl, erect, imperious, beautiful. Shrinking away into the shadows was the object of it. It was a young man in a red waistcoat, with other things to match. He had tolcj her of his love for her, of his- devotion to her; of his worship, of the dear de sire of his heart to make her his own, and in the midst of it she stopped him suddenly. "Enough," she exclaimed. Enough! I will not- listen to another word." "Hear me out," he pleaded. Hear me out." "Never," she laughed, scorn fully, "but I will take great pleasure in seeing you out," and the shadows closed around that shrinking youth like the deadly arms or the octopus. Slowly and sadly he mount ed his wheel and rode forth into the cold, cold world of this city. In spite of our Paradise-of-the-Pacific climate it had been a cold day for him and he could not get rid of a crushed-strawberry-and-ice-cream feel ing in the region of his heart which would not away. Passing the Hawaiian Hard ware Company's store the brilliant scintillations from the electric globes on the Monarch bicycle in their window at tracted his attention and like an electric flash the thought entered his mind, "I wonder if she is mad because I never asked her to take a bicycle ride with me. I'll do it if it takes my last dollar." With out a second's hesitation he walked into the store and ordered a Monarch ladies' wheel sent to her house, first tying his card to it. That same evening he re ceived a polite note asking him to call again. He went and two minutes sufficed to make him the happiest man in Honolulu, the cause of the whole trouble being that the young lady suspected him of taking other girls out bicycle riding and was jealous ac cordingly. There will be an other wedding in Honolulu in a few weeks. While we are on the subject of girls and wheels we will state that we are prepared to furnish bicycles enough, for every engaged girl in Hono lulu or evn for every girl who wants to be engaged. Ladies and misses are cor dially invited to call at the store and examine the Monarch wheels, for which we are sole agents for the Hawaiian Isl ands. Tlie Hawaiian Hardware Co. Ltd. Oppoalto ftpreekehi' Block, 007 PORT HTHBDT, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OP TION TO FORECLOSE AND OP SALE.' IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POWER of iale contained In Hint certain inortERire, innilc by I.. ,M. JOHNSON iimlM. II. DltllM MONO to T. i: KliOlNH. dated March Kind, 1WM, rerouted In Hie RrirlMtT Olllcc, Oalm, In I.lln r 15:1, pp. ."VIA::)), mitli'eMicrcbyglvcti lliiit tliv en HI inorlneii tnt.-nds to foreclose t'iu f.uno for condition liruhun, to wit, tlio non-pnvmenl of tlieonin thereby necurcd when due. i nd tliumulorolKiti'il in'rcuy ;rlvcs notice t mt he will fell tin' tsoad, chattel nnd 'I!,- I ilceribeil Itm.ild nm.'t.ijju iiponttattir dm ji.cdth ol July, MCi, ii' Ml c'loek A. M it t,ullir Miction ii tip1 iii-iiiUc on Nuiinmi i Mi.r.vn ra tl.' K.iifle House by .IAS. F. MOKOAN. Auctioneer. Terms null. For further particulars apply to .1. A. MAOOON. Attorney for T. E. Kioiim or to .Ins K Morgan, Auctioneer, or In thu undersigned in person. T. E. KKOVfcr, Mortgagee. uaicu, iionoium, juncx), isvu. Tho goods, chattels nnd property to be sold arc 1st. That certain lndcnturo of lease from Henry Waterhousc to T. E. Krousu, of pro mises known m tlio Knglo House and cottage, tho I'clcula Cottage, the Kapenu Cottage mid C remises uiul the Kccgan Cottage, said lease earing date of October 7, lti'Ji, tor five year from ovcmbcr 1, 18'J2. 2nd. All the furniture, goods, chattels, and cllccts enumerated as followb Lawn mower, pr. scales, Ico cream freezer, wheelbarrow, garden tools, U rakes, pitch fork, ii hoc, '3 spades, brooms, grass slicars, baslu, pitcher, wooden cot. mosquito wire door, screen storo room, 13 pre. window curtains, 3 bath tubs, i rugs, extra matting, rabbit cages, dog kennel, long step ladder, medium do., short do., signs, posts, large lantern, garden hose. 4J yum yum springs, 2 double do., S high baby chairs, pr. horns, 2 S 1 sugar spoons, 0 wool mattrasses double, IS feather pillows, pr. white curtains, 5U nap kins, 0 pre window curtains, "8 mosquito nets, 100 bed sheet, 0 doz pillow clips, SO bud spreads, Vi prs. blankets, 10 5-12 doz towels, 28 booKs, old Directory, new do., register, wicker chair new, lanterns, 3 granite slop palls, 3 mosquito window screens, large ccntro carpet, mos. net, stand lamp, bra c. do. 2 brackets, toilet set, 3 deer skins, 0 douglas chairs, pine tabic, cover, wardrobe curtains, 2 rugs, matting house, 2 hat racks, 4 sets cornice and curtains, bracket, Jrp fans, wool rug. wardrobe curtains, bracket lamp, 3 shelves bracket, lamp, 4 II. W. chairs, pine tabic, rug, 2 sets curtains and poles, bunging lamp, 2 wardrobe curtains, toilet set, smok ing table, matting house, cuspidorc, 2 vases, 0 door rugs, wardrobe curtains, pr. curtains, 2 toilet sets, Icte-a-teto chair, plush II. W. nrm chair, 2 wicker chairs, largo carpet, bed lounge, mat, upholstered curtains, laii brcquliiES 4 sets curtains and poles, S engrav ings. 2 gilt bracket, 1 pr vases, 2 banners, 2 1). H. chairs, 2 do., table, pine 11. It. set, prs. box hair mattrass, dark wardrobe, mosquito net, toilet set, curtains and poles, 3 small mats. 2 door curtains, bracket lump, 11 V M T bedroom set, mattrass, 2 sets pole and curtains, wicker chair, ash M T bedroom Bet, yum ynm springs, woolblattross, 5 liod rugs, wicker chair, mosquito net curtains and pole, 13,1 tubsforuH, Irird cage unci birds, garden bench, 34 tubs plants, door mat. wicker veranda chain), hat rack, bunging lump, 3 pin. curtains aud poles, pine centre tablo and cover, cuspidoro, reclining wicker choir, D. W. chair, stained wurdrobo, 2 brnckots, 4 vasos on table, 3 engravings, embroidered table, ornament, 18Ji rug, round willow tnblo, bust, 2 bniokcts, glass vase, 0 B. W. chairs, B. V. book coso and secretary, chandolier, round table, fish globe, Bhelis, 3 pictures, 2 bamboo polos, tans, curtains, cornice, checker board, wosto busket, mirror back hut rack, water cooler, (patent and tnblo,) cuspidoro, cup board closet, desk.olock, 2 hall lamps, 2 hut raoks, iron safo nnd stand, funcy Jnp. screen, hanging lamp, reclining chair, table nnd cloth, B. W. shelf, chromo, cur tains aud cornice, patent closet, bath tub, 2 door mate, flower pot, bird cago, 7 birds, 0 oak veranda chairs. 3 red do., iron door mat, 2 cocoa door mats, uph. parlor set, 7 pes., oak centio tablo, Mnthusok piano nnd stool, piano cover, lot vases, oto., uph. por tiere, 2 sots laco curtains', poles, C lamp chandelier, piano lamp, plate glass mirror, mantel c'lock, 4 vaBes, helf, lambrequin, 3 vases, 2 small paintings, 2 largo tin., paint ing and easel, 30 napkin rings, 0 miyollca fruit plates, 7 nut crackers, 2 syrub jugs" large refrigerator, ico filter, kilchon table cuspidoro, 3 trays, 2 kitchen tables, 3 galv.' tubs, lot kitchen crockery, pans, pot builder, oto., pastry table, II. 0. Pari lor sot, plush arm chair, 11. W. tablo, pr. B. R. Imickots, wicker chair, carpot, folding chair, large centre rug, 2 foot stools, banging deo. 1.a p, 8 pictures bony frames, set luce curtains, Jiipuiitho bed curtains, matting in house, toilet s-t, polo and curtains, side board, 3. B. V. chairs, 2 large 8. 1. cruet stands, 0 medium do; 20 Koger 8. 1. tublo spoons, 48 doz. forks, 2li doz. tnblo knives, 1 !M2 doz. tea spoons, 10 gloss sngur bowls, piokl jars, b. l(!o..'W nult collurs, 11) cut g'ass fruit dishes, 24 custard glasses, 0 glass ice cream plates, 12 painted cuke plates, 23 usst. egg cups, cheeso dish, doz. champagno glasses, 12 usstd. olurot do., 1 butlor's tray, 25 me dium tablo clothB, 0 lurgo do., long pint) D. R. toble.Ex.D. R. tublf B. W ,2 leaf tuolos, chandelier, 4 brueki-t lamps, engraving pic ture fruit, 2 Japanese panels.3 flower dashes. 32 tumblers. HAWAIIAN Baseball Association. ONv SATUEDAY, JUNE 29tii, AT 3:30 1 M. UNKNOWNS vs. KAMEHAMEHAS. AT BASEBALL PARK. .Admission 25 Ofcs. 20-td D.J. CASHMAN. SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings n dpooiulty. Over Cali- formu Fu6d Company's store. 3G-tf. INTEN- i 1TK-. i 'S'irsm IT IS AN OLD SAYING That ''whoi'O t'lero ff m llrntl.m-n mn.f bo Fire," nnd that iivu mil smoko to gether oftennsoexr)losious. THIS HAS PiMVED TO BE -UNTBUE,

And im the pn.of of tho pudding i3 in the eating, I moht lespeet fully Invito yon to cad nuil inspect the "ni:w iiioi:i'.sn" ;asomni: sxovn absolutely frcH fro unpleasant odora, nnd can bo operated by a child. This 8tovo will roduco ico cold water to boiling heat in thrco minutes. The oxponso is small. In fact it docs not cost ono half os much to rati tho EW PROCESS as a wood, coal or any other kind of stovo. SOLE AGENT. Waring Blook, Berotanla St. 27-tf. Look Out for the Best! And when found mtiko n note on. Wo liavo a place now where wo can show our Fumituro to advantage, wo can put it in a position whoro you will boo just what it will appear in your homo. If you will look in nt our win dows in the WAnma1 Block, Fort and Beretnnia Streets, you will seo what wo mean: BEDROOM, PARLOR and 4 LIBRARY SUITS nnd nil kinds of Fumituro ready for your inspection and delivery to your homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE And Uiidcrtnklnp; Establishment, Cor. Fort nnd Berotanin Sts., V C-3m II. II. Williams, Mnnngor. FOR SALE OR LEASE A Tat AND SEA FISHERY Yiolding a safo Income. Address "B.O." 4-8m Bulletin Ofllce. W. F. O'HALLARON I Estirantos Given on BricJc. Stone I Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 337 Kl"g Street. Central YEeat VIaret Love's Build ng, Nuuanu St. A FIRST CLASS Market iu eyerjr ksspoot. Ordors delivered jiromptly to all parts of ho city. WESTBROOK& OARES Proprietors. Telephone 154. May 29-tf. IPatronize Homev Industry Ask your Grocer for we m Poi Pure Hawaiian Honey ffl pot up nv mnr nnunTTiTTr immir nn ma UURULULU ttl'liini UU. c di ju3tf 'l... iimiA,.- ,m aPh k'.; ,i.. "i" 'l'.i "a CV&i t Kummmi-MMjam-

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LOCAL AND GENERAL. Concert tonight;. No arrests todny. Hawaiian Council, A. L. of H., meets this evoning. Thoro nr only a few Boats left for tho second Marquardt concert. C. F. Hornor and wifo arc in the city, having arrived on tho Hall. W. H. Oornwoll camo over on tho Hall in reudinoss for tho 4th f July races. Much interesting mattor will bo found in tho ahippnig department of this papor. A dotachablo aeotion of our re port of Dr. Cook's lecture is left over for another issue. D. J. Oashtnan, whoso card -appears olsowhero, makes sails, tonts and awnings. Tho Hawaiian Electric Com pany asks for tonders to erect a cold storago building. For awnings, sails and tents go to D. J. Cashman, over California Feed Company warehouse. Tho Timo will bo agood numbor tomorrow. Its cartoon will por tray tho local Tammany saohom. Thoro is littlo or nothing doing along tho wharves, and the samo condition of affairs provails up town. Tho Hawaiian Eleotrio Com pany advertises for proposals for tho oroctinn of their coid storage building. Articles for decorative art work are tho subjoct of u new announce ment by tho Pacific Hardware Company. Bibbons are being reeled off at ridiculously low prices at tho Tomplo of Fashion, and othor .great catches nro mentioned bo sidos iu thoir now advertisement. On July 6 Jus. F. Morgan will sell tho furniture and utensils of tho Eaglo House and its cqttiigos, under foreclosure of murtgugo as elsewhero advertised. Mechanics' Homo, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, week or month. Tonus: 25 and 50 contspor night; $1, and SI 25 por week. Jus. F. Morgan will sell tho household furmturo of Mrs. C. 0. Bergor ut 10 o'clock Wednesday, and tho houso will" bo opon for inspection of the nrtiolos Tuesduy. F. J. L.rugor, practical watch maker, comer of Fort and Merchant- streets. Repairing watches a specialty. The colobrated Wien er Iiogulutors. Just tho thing for an appropriate presont to your friends. G. R. Harrison, practical piano and organ tnakor and tuner, can furnish best factory reforonces. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive prompt uttontioii All work guaranteed to ho tuo hmiiu os dono in factory. Having used Ohmt bfrliiin's Cough lUinedy in my family and found it tobea first-clnsn articlo, 1 take pleasure iu recommending it to my friftids. J. T Filter. Westport. Cal. For hmIi- by nil dealers. Benson, Smith Co., Agents Hawaiian Islands. "200"' is tho number most fie -quently called over tho telephone wires. It rings up tho United Carriage Company's stand, where Superior Hacks with sufo and courteous drivers, uro always to ho found. A complete livery outfit, including buggies and wag .gpnottes, furnished at tho short est notico. Tho well known racehorse "Billy C will arrive tomorrow morning on thosteamer Claudine to participate in tho 4th July races. Ho wiib shipped to Maui about ten days ago to assist in the meeting of tho- Maui Bacing As sociation but as thoro was no horso ontered to comploto with him, ho will have to meet his own friond Autonomy in milo mile dash at Kapiolani Park July 4. THE LEGISLATURE. tiii nn itrAnixci of tiii: i.Ann in i.i. in 'rue iiou.sk, Tho People' Senator Ann In Trie to llnvo tho (,'nallo llcport Mndo Public. THIRTEENTH DAY, JUNE 28. THE SENATE. After tho usual prolimin-irios tho clerk read a communication from tho olork of tho Houso en closing tho originals of Act 2 a and Act 4 which had been passed by the Houbo. On motion of Sonator Brown both were put on tho order of tho day. Prosidont Wilder appointed tho committoo on tho Hilo otpctrio light bill as follows: Senators Mc Candlcss, Baldwin and Notley. The Pali road committeo re quested firther time. Grantod. Senator MoOandloss introduced a resolution that tho report of tho committoo on tho nomination of W. B, Castlo bo givon to tho press, and in support of it argued that as long as a nowspapor in which Mr. Castlo was a largo and influential owner advocated it Mr. Castlo oould not complain. It was a mutter in which the publio was rauoh interested and ho be lioved in giving the wholo report to the pcoplo. Senator Brown moved that the resolution bo considered in execu tive session and argued that if tho report was made publio the wholo proceedings incident to Mr. Cas tle's confirmation would como out. Sen. Hocking seconded tho mo tion. Senator McOandloss again ar gued against this and secret ses sions generally, claiming that the groat unpopularity of tho Advisory Council was caused by so much of its work boing arranged in so crot session. The Sonato was elected by tho peoplo and tho peo ple had a right to know what was dono at all times. Flo was out voted, however, and tho motion was carried by tho following vote: Ayes Kauhane, Bice, Wilcox, Lyman, Sohmidt, Brown, Water house, Notloy, Baldwin, Rooking and Hornor 11. Noes McCandless, Inrthrop and Wright 3. Act 2a appropriating $12,000 for tho oxponsos of tho legislaturo was taken up, passed tho first reading, read a second time and passed uuder suspension of the rules and its third reading made the special order for tomorrow. Tho Act to rogulate tho cur rency was then taken up, reud tho first timo and passed. On motion tho bill was road by titlo a sec ond tim and referred to the Fi nanco Committee. On motion tho Sonato decided not to take up tho Lund bill until the House had finished with it. At 1(1.45 tho Semite went into oxcoutiVM Heasion to consider the n-soli.tiuii of Son" tor McCandless. The txeoutivo h hiuu 1 stfd but a short timo. ."vmttor McCuid losf' motion wax duftiuted, prehu man hy the s nn v-t iilwvo. T 1 1 K BE I'll ICS KN TAT I VES. Speaker Naou culled tho llou?o t ordor and nltur the usual preliminaries bus. ik-bs was tran sacted as follows: A petition wuh read from tho Hawaiian Evaugelioul Associa tion asking that further legisla tion bo onactod for tho suppres sion of tho liquor traffic. The committeo on Publio Health aud Education to whom was roferrod tho petition c f the Hawaiian Evangelical Associa tion relating to tho evils arising trom prostitution reported that fhe present laws were comprehen sive and rigorous enough but the difficulty lies in thei enforcement. Laws of this nature can only partially reach tho evil, and whilo they are to an extent effective, much dopends upon the moral Eontimont of tho community. Under the circumstances the committeo doeH not recommend further legislation at present. Bep. Robertson of the Judiciary EVENING' BULLETIN,. JUNE 28, Committeo rocommonded that tho potition of physicians and drug gists in rotation to tho alcohol law bo laid on tho tablo to bo considered with any bill that may bo brought in. Under Biisponsion of tho rules Bop. Kamauoha read a petition signed by 83 mombors of tho dis trict, asking that tho place of mooting of tho Circuit Court bo transferred from Kau to Kona. Bop. Bohortson on hohalf of tho Judiciary Committeo ronorted favorably on tho Aot to allow deputy-shorift's to administer oaths. Under suspension of tho rulos the act Was road a second timo, passed, orderod engrossed, and raado tho special ordor for tomorrow. Tho Houso thou took a short recess, aftor which tho Land bill camo up on its third reading. It is road from tho Hawaiian copy and translated into English. Tlie reading will occupy the Houso for tho rest of tho day. Mrs. Dr. Winslow and child loft for tho Coast on tho Alameda. TT IS TO BE "short horso soon curriod" with this sossion of the Logislaturo,andit is probublo that some important measures will bo overlooked. Tho mattor of inducing immigration from tho Unitod States is ono thut should have tho attention of the members without much delay. Tho more people that are hero permanently the bettor will ho tho businoss of overy storo keeper on tho islands. A good farmer is worth some thing to the storo kooper who sells honest goods at low prices, that's us. We aro offering ribbons all widths at prices that actually mako us ashamed to toll you what thej' are. Tho coats of our rivals turn green with envy when thy hoar of thorn. Wo have them in every concoivahlo shade. Our stock of undorwenr has never been equalled, much loss oxcellod in either quality or prico. It is abBolutoly tho best at what you pay for aseoond or third class artiolo. It was only bychanco that wo secured the stock of a well known dealer in San Francisco, (overstocked was his excuse for disposing of it), and as wo got' them far below tho market value wo aro enabled to give you tho benefit of our good luck. Thoy're going rapidly, thoso suits, and you must speak quick if you want thorn. If you are thinking about get ting a riding or bicycle suit you had bettor look into our ladies, cloth and sorgos. Tho quality is right and so is tho prico. All shados and desirable widths. THE THBHl FASHION, 51J) Fort Street. Decorative Art Work. Tho exhibition by tho Mem bers of tho Kilohana Art League has given decorative art an impetus such as has not been felt for years. Tho China painting fad has reached us and some handsome specimens were shown in tho art rooms. Tho material for doing the work camo from us and we now have in stock an elegant assortment of Lacroix Tube Colors and Brushes, Burnishers Stipplers used in this class of work. Our ctock is complete with tho finest assortment of colors, brushes, canvas and frames for art work. Elegant show rooms and goods now. Prices about as cheap as you ever heard of. The Pacific Hardware Co. Cummin's Blook. 1805. A Few of Our Specials Victoria. Lawns 10 yards in a pieco for 75c. Fare I5nen Lawn 12 yards in a pieco for 1.50. Oue? Iffew Black Stockings for 25c. a pair; boat any quality in town and absolutely fast color. Ladies Ribbed SJaidervests 7 for $1.00. Ladies'' Chemises Linen, Lace Trimmed; 8 for 1.00. Our Wbite Goods G yards for $1.00 is tho best value over oll'ered. N. S. 520 Fort Street, From the Baby jh mm ULumuiitl.y u. X1UU1U requisite 111 M made at homo and drank at P I home. Its delicious flavor, ics sparkling effervescence, and its remarkable health-giving qua lities, mako it invaluable as a refreshment for tho children and the grown-up folks. It is not only a strictly temperance bev erage, but a drink that satisfies overy thirst; toning tho sto mncli, building up tho systom and creating an appetite for good, healthful food. There is only ono genuine HIRES' ROOTBEER A pure, healthful and honestly-made extract of Nature's best Roots, Barks, Herbs and Berries Hires' Rootbecr. A Package of Extraot makes Five Gallons of this Delioious Drink. Made only by the CHARLES E. HIRES CO., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Testi32Q.orLla;ls "Your Root Beer is oxcollont na a bevorngo nnd acts like a tonio. I would linvo no other. Wo uso it on our table all summor inatond of ten o-wntor.--Rev. M. L Andaiiiese, Pittsburgh, i'n., U. S. A." "I do not know how wo ebould get along without your Root Beer. Wo bavo U6cd it for a. numbor of years nnd think it tho most dolicioua drink, nnd bo simple to mnke. My fnthor soils a groat ninny packages, especially during tho warm wonthor. Mits. S. W. Olauk, 211 ahnwmut Avo.. Grand Rapids, Mioh., U. S. A." JOBBEES: IIomtON Duua Company "Wholesale Druggist Benson, Smith Company HoLLiSTKH Duua Company, L'd Lewis Company Grocers THIS SPACE RESERVED FOH M. S. LEVY Fort Strcot. A w SACHS, Honolulu, II. to tho grand parents, tho whoie family can derive comfort, health and happiness from the groat temperance beverage, Hikes' Boot Beer. It is pre- 4t "i i i i -,.n 'A, r V v m

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p 1 mn "V"f ""Wf ififf unrfji,- V7r, n pT'?r$FF"'0S T "w yyy ".y" HP8t71W v. y-f tir' EVENING lJULLETIN, JUNE 28, 1895. v Ww?$$f' -s 3 "'WBfrvr '-itMSf ,,75"wwj BR g I P V j t I) vs f MR ti F THE, H DAVIESS i& CO XuinEX'TEJID- 1m porters of White Brothers1 dement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe, Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, G. G. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eto. C. E.Wiilianls Son ElST.AJBLI.S'&JEJD 1 S0. The Largest Stock of Bedroom Sets Ever imported to Honolulu. Kight Different Styles to select from. Prices are a c-linohur FROM SSSOO UP. Alio Tine Lot of GHIFFONIRK8 of the Latest Deitlgni and Patterns. Special feature No. 1 White Seamless Matting Per Roil at 40 Yards, f ISjOO. And a Pine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages i TELEPHONE 1 7 -W Pioneer Furniture House QQ8LAL 611 LB ii rl !TIP DIRECT IMPORTERS OF European American n IL, HAS JUST RECEIVED A Complete JIew j3 TOOK DRESS GOODS Victoria Lawns, Dimities, India Linens, NainsookB, Sateens. Cotton Pongees, Scotch Ginglutm.s, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers and Feathers, ;MAIIOU HATS jflannolettes, Ceylon Shirting, Cretonnes. Art Mnsllus, Curtains, Mosquito Nots, Wain ic Twilled Cotton nd tho colebrated "MADAPOLAMB" For Ladies and Children's Underclothing. ALSO The Largest f Best Selected Stock In tho Islands of Suiting, Serges, Trousering, etc.. Sole Agent for the Popular At ropnlar Trices. Li, S. KEIiR, Queen Street, Eonoluln, no. tf KERR i raw i iimhmnirnG! UB KING STREET. Jewelry Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo the finest on tho Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices are moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. jacobsenTpfeiffer. P. 0. Box 287. Fort Street. California ai Hawaii Ml AKD a PRODUCE COMPANY. G. Oavanaou, Manager. OiijioRlto O. It. 1.. Depot on KIiir Street GB.OOXB.I33S, Provisions, Ico HousoQooils, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen OysterB,"Eto., Etc. Received by every steamer from Sail Francisco and Vancouver. Z3T Tho Shipping Trade Supplied JE& I Telephone No. 705. Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. G. Irwin, President and Manager Olaus Spreckels, Vice-President W. M. GilTard, Secretary nnd Treasurer Thoo. 0. Porter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AOltNTS OF THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FRANOISOO, GAL. Niior in rni:. ni:ck. 'lilnco (Umlilct ItciUt Arret nnd Olio tlctn Nhol. A largo number of Uliincao who land gatliorod in tho wash-houso nt Dr. Howard's plnco on Uoro taniu Btrcot Inst night nnd woro indulging in a game of fan-tan wero Burprisod by Lioutannnt Lunhiwa and tlnoo other police. Soveral of tho Chinese resisted arrost and Luahiwa was forcod to shoot ono of thorn. Tho shot strnok him in tho nook but glano od off the bono. Sixteen Ohinoso in nil wero n nested and brought to the station, whore the wounded man was attended to by Dr.Emer Bon. Sovoral otliors mudu their osonpo in the melee. JnimncHO Ilerrliitr, Mr. Nnrita hns favored tho Bulletin with simples of smoked and pioklod herring irom Japan, which havo beon put on this markot. They are of good sizo and flavor, and their competition with Amorican horring will pro bably bo felt. If pooplo will oat salt fish, thoy cannot got anything to boat herring. Advertise in tho Evening Bul letin. Tho famous E. W. (Earl Wilson) Collars and Guffs in lat est shapes at Tracy's. Oity Oarriago Co., J. S. And rado, manager. It you want a hack with good horso and care ful driver ring up Telophono 113, corner of lort and Merchant streets. Hack at all houis. Having used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family and found it to be a first-class articlo, I tako pleasuro in recommending it to my friends. J. T. Foster, WeBtport, Cal. For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith Co., Agonts Hawaiian Islands. G. It. Harrison, practical piano and organ mo kor and tuner, can turnish best laotory references. Orders left at Hawaiian News' Co. will recoivo prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be tho sarao os dono in factory. F. J. Kruger, practical watch maker, cornor of Fort and Morch unt stroots. Repairing watobos a specialty. Tho colobratod "Wien er Regulators. Just tho thing for an appropriate preaent to your friends. 2iJ(fZ TV MRS. AUG. DARROW. Montrose, Pa., Sept. 25, 1894. Wells, RicnAnDsoN Co., Gentlemen: I was very ranch rnn'down, had no appetite at all, was very nervous, had no sleep night or day; to sum it all up, I wns perfectly wretcliclattBnt thanks to Paino's Celery Compound I can now eat and sloop nnd work just ns well ns I could beforo I was tnken sick. When I commenced taking tho Compound I woighed 186 pounds; J now ueigh 1S8 pounds and do all the work for my family of jive. I hnvo recommended the Compound to three families already and they aro very mnchpleased with it I am now taking my fifth bottle, nnd would recommend, it to nil who are suffering with stomach trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARROW. Paine's Celery Compound HOLJLISTEU DRUCr CO., "Wholcsnle e;enta for tho Hawaiian Islands. Xitllto May Bentlcy Born a Genius Dlsoaso Throatons to Cut Short a Noblo Caroor But Hood's Bnrsnparllla Restores Good Hoalth. Llllle May Bentley li an accomplished eiocn tlonlit and natural born speaker of only 13 years of ago. Sho Is the only child tempcrauco lect urer boforo the public Her genius, howcTcr, did not exempt her from an attack of n disease of the blood. Iler own words best tell the story i a I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. t I heartily Join with tua many thousands that ore reccmmondlng Hood's Sarsaparllla, I had been trqublod from Infancy with gatherings In tho head. 1 was compelled to leavo school upon tho doctor's sdvlce. Ho thought It was the onlr thing to saro my We, but I Contlnuod to Grow Worse. I was persuaded finally by a friend to try Hood's Barsaparllla. Tho uso of ono bottlo acted ef- Hood's!?Cures fccUroly upon tho blood and I began to Improro. Alter tho use of three bottles the gathering ceased and I am cured of my former trouble. I owe my llfo and will always remain ntruo friend to Hood's Sarsaparllla." Lillie Mat Bent ley, Shelbyvlllo, Indiana. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the llrer and bowels. 23a. Hotron Drag Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Republic of Hawaii. G. E. SMITHIES Accountant, Collector Copyist, Ofllco with 0. D. Ohnso, Sato Doposit Building, 40G Fort Street. Tolo- phono 184. tSPTho collection o Government Hills a Bpecialty. 1-tt PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL ST8. Heaflpartcrs Euterorisc Brcwintr co THB Largest Consignment of Beer that over arrived bore, now on Draught J. DODD, Prop'r Perfectly PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND RES' TORED MRS. DARROW TO HEATH AND HAPPINESS. This'tis the Medicine That&Makes Pec-Die Well! IS FOR SALE BY TIIE NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS! AND New Goods! That is just what I havo receiv ed, and tho Bargains

nt which thoy will bo offored will astonish you. For the next Thirty Days, I will mako a specialty of 7 LADIES FINE CAMHIUO WEAR Buch ns Night Drosses, Chemise, Drawers, Corsets Corset Colors, nnd Waists. My lino of WASH GOODS just rocoivod cannot bo equalled and aro tho latest goods nnd designs:. Plisses, Pongees, Piques, Organ dies, Madras' Dnoks, Dimities, Eto ,Etc. For tho next Ninety Days I will receive NEW GOODS on every Steamer. I. I. WA s 514 l?ORT STREET. The Hawn Fertilizing Co. ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER, TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES. To anv analvsrs. nt loweRfc rrip.q .i A. P. COOKE, Agent- 32-tf. Wretched V-. '.4 i ?P rJ"

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DBUGGISTS AND PHOTO GHAPHIO DEALERS- Xstabllshctl 18G9. y-grents for J. C. Aycr Co. Perry Davis Pain Killer Horsfords Acid Phosphate. Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphitcs. Wampoles Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wino of Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Himalya Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Palo People. Mother Seigels Syrup Cummins Cough Cure. Polk Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. E. H. T. Anthony Co., etc., etc. lew Goods! New Goods! New Goods! BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST All Delicacies in Our Line. A complete line of staple and faucy groceries, as low ns the lowest. Island orders solioited. LEWIS "Tolophono No. 210. a?e We H If you will examine our stock of Furniture and House Furnii You will agreo that for mmM Pfiees They Stand Unequalled in Honolulu XW Our Goods rocoived by vessels just from the Coast -are artistic in the minutest detail. gp-AN INSPECTION INVITED figj rFJHSJL.EJRjaCQJXTEi 645. Ordway Porter, Hotel Street, Robinson Block. FRESH PROVISIONS, faMiCy beef by the pound, FAMILY PORK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES, BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. Ohas. Jiustace, Lincoln Block, King street. Tolophono 119. v-. ALLEN ROBINSQN. Doalors in Lumber and Coal and Building Materials of nil kinds. Queon Stroot, Honolulu. Evening Bulletin DRUG CO- and Retail Incorporated 1S91. CO., P. 0. Box 297 the Best! ng FURNISHED ROOMS. Two front furnishod rooms to lot at No. 4 Garden Lano. tf 50c, per Month iiou.ii: op nnini:sKNTATivi:s. IVIim AVux llouo nt Yentorilnr'" Afternoon .Scloii. Mr. Robertson prcsentod the re port of tho Bpecial committco to which was roforrod tho question of tho eligibility of cortain gontlo inon olectod by tho Houso to tho Council of State. It was lound that M. P. Robinson, John Ena and Georgo W. Smith woro in eligible on tho dato of thoir olcc tiou, booauso they hold tho follow ing ofliccs, respectively, under tho Govornmont, to wit: raombor of tho Board of Agriculture, mum bor of tun Board of Health, and mnmbor of tho Board of Firo Com missioners. Those gontlomon had rosigned the oflicos montionod, and the commit too renominated them for olootion. Tho report wns adopted nnd Messrs Robinson. Ena nnd Smith wore again elected to tho Council of State. Tho Inn so passed tho ioint resolution for a commission on land transfers and ordorod it transmitted to the Sonato. Tho Houso adjourned till 10 a.m. today. SATUItBAVS CO!tCCIlT. l'roernin to Io Itcudcrcd on Tlmt Occasion, Following is tho program for tho Marquardt concert on Satur day evening. It should cortaiuly be nil that lovers of music could wish: 1. Violin Solo Waltlicr's I'rizo Song from PIo McUtcraiiigcrj Von Nuen- burg W'ngncr Mr. Jolin Mimiuardt. 2. Harp Solo "An Illftlc la Mcr".Obcrtliu.-r Mmlutno lircltsclmck Mariiuartlt 3. Violin Solo Gypsy Dances, "Tlvadar Naclicz." Mr. Jolin Marnuardt. 4. Song a "Still ns tho Night" Nil "Ucduuln I.ovo Soul'" 1'lnautl MIsg Jepslo 1,. Axtcll. 5. Largo (or Violin, Organ and IInrn..ircnJel (Uy SpeciiiFltciiucst) C. Violin Solo n "Itomanze" Vicux temps; b "Air and Variations from Moses," on one string, Paganlnl. Mr. John Marquardt. 7. Song "Ave Maria" Gounod Harp, Organ and Violin accompani ment, Miss Jessie Axtcll. 8. Harp Solo "Grand Muzourka do Con cert" Scliucckcr Mndamc llrcltnclnuk Marquardt. Mr. I.I limit; Climijr. Mrs. Li Hung Chang has 1000 servants, 2000 coats, 1200 pairs of trousorottos and 500 fur rohos. Her feet aro so small that sho cannot walk and sho dressos hor hair in fifty different ways. Al though she wears trousorottes, rIio docs not ride horseback in Hawaiian stylo nor has she over seen a bicycle. If tho Hnwniian Hardwaro Company would present her with ono of thoir Monnroh Indies' wheels, how happy Mrs. Li Hung Chang would bo. NOTICE Is horoby given thnt nil olaims against J. N. BICKAL as contrac tor for tho extension of tho Oahu Railway and Land Company for Morchnndiso delivered or "labor furnished must bo handed in nt tho oflico of tho Company up to July Cth, 18!)o Other wiso tho Company will not bo held res ponsible for tho payment of any such claims. B. F. DILLING-HAM, Geu'l. Manager O. R. it L. Co. 33-td To tho Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to t:ko a ride around tho Island, or to tho Pali, can bo nccomomdntod at n small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stablos can bo found at a moment's notico Buss es, Wagonottos, Buggiob, Saddlo Horsos, etc., for hire. Spooial attention paid to Tour ists wishing to take in tho sights at a small fure. This is the chenp est plnco in town. Uorsos broke, double or single; also horsos bought, sold or ex changed. For further particulars apply to F. SMITH, Bus and Livery Stablos. King St, botween Fort and Bbthol. Telophono 408. Juno 18, G-mo. JUST R PEU S. 8. A if Line of Mire Coverings With Gimps and Cords to I&atch. Chenille Portierres Chenille Takeovers PLAIN COTTON CRAPES IN EVENING SHADES, FIGURED COTTON CRAPES. B. F. EHLERS CO. New Fu New A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Top Roll and Other Office Desks Which wo avo soiling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP No 7t Kiitff Street, EDMUND P. DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. Telephone 91. 27-3ms KT. IT. BURGESS is now rjtErAnr.D to Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Etc., Etc. Saw FilitiR and all kinds of Tools Sharp ened, including Carving Knives and Scis sors. Lawn Mowers a specialty. Also, Sotting Glass in fact nil kinds of Job bing. Work called for nnd returned. King up Tolophono 852. 1-tt TO LET. Houses Furnished and Unfurnished. LAND for SALE. DAVID DAYTON. 13-tf 42 Merchant Street- WING W0 TAI GO No 25 Nuunnn Street Honolulu, il. I. Commission. Moelmnt, Importers mid Dealers in General Merchandise, fine Maul la Cigars, Chinoso ana Japanese Crockery woro, Mattings. Vases of all Kinds, Cain pjorwood Trunks, Itatttn Cbuiw. A iiuo assortment of Dress Silks, choircxt llraiuls of Chlncso and Japanese Teas of Latest Im portations. T Inspection of Now Goods rc9pect fully solicited Bell Tel. 200. V O. Box ir.3 riv F AND TO SELL A BICYCLE AKE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS. Olovolund Bicycles soil ono price to everybody, no reduction. If you want ono on tho instnl iont plan you can Ret it by pny ig a littlo raoro. Cleveland's simply lead. H. E. WALKER, Afjont. Merchant Stroot, 324m 4 EOEHVED i AUSTRALIA, f lilt CO., Honolulu, II. I. pire Saloon Corner Nuuaiiu lintel Streets. E. N. Ueqoa, Mnnnger. J XJlljUUJLUj PORTERS, Etc., ON DRAUGHT. Half-and-Half on Draught 3jrc:ara.A.-srx:xva Handmade Sour EEash A HTKCIATiTY. Criterion Saloon I'ort near irotel Street. O. J. McOamtuv, Mnnnger. Poplar Branfls tf Mult Goofls ALV.'AYa OX HAND. Try tho Orent Appotizor: Tho Brownie CocJctail! A Specialty with this Resort. DEPOT tP THE ruinous lVlelnml luger Hoer AT THE ANCHOE Southeast Cor. Kiufj fe Nuunnn Sts. Oyotor Oocktaila Qaaor Brunnon I Froderickflbnrg Boer 1 Straight and Mixed Drinks Ot All Kinds nnd Rest Qnnlity. Merchants' Exchange S. 1. SIIAW, Proprietor. Corner King Niiimmi HtreotH, Honolulu Ohoico Liquors and Fine Ileor. Tolopliono aoi. HO YEN KEE&CO., -11 ITiiviaxvu. Ctroot, TINSMITHS, PLUMBING. Etc., Etc Crockery nnd Glassware. ED. C. ROWE, House, Sign nnd Ornnmental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. from 25c. to lBc. BGr yard, m Fiirail MANUFACTUIIEK OP Itotvo's Liquid Slating. 020 King Street. 3-3 m Vi 1 jli ir 'Sag wdHH VBBM 1 A n1 'i'V L t i? &ul T

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ISHHlfflHP-t' V rfjf EVENING BULLETIN, JUNE 28, 1895. Jfc Gilder's Steamship Co. TIME TABLE O. U WIGHT, Vtn. B. B. HOSE, Bm. Oapt. J. A. KINO, Port Bapt. Stmr.KINAU, OIiARKB, Commander, WU1 lre Honolala at 2 r. m.. tonehlnc at Lahaina, Maalaoa Bay and Makona tha lime day Mahuiona, Kawaihae and Lau pahoeboe the following day, arriving at Hilo tke same evening. LEAVM HONOLULU. ARRtVE8 HONOLULU. Taosday Juno 25 Friday .luly 6 Tuesday July lfi Friday July 26 Tacsday Autr. 0 Friday Aur. 10 Tuesday Aur. 27 Friday Bopt. 0 Tuesday Be pt. 17 Friday Sept. 27 Tuesday Oct. Friday Oct. 10 Tuesday Oct, 2!) Friday Nov. 8 Tuosday Nov. 19 Friday Nov. 29 Tunsday Dec, 10 Friday Deo. 20 Tuo-day July 2 Kridity July 12 Tuesday July 23 Friday Aug. 2 Tuesday ....Aur. 13 Friday Aug. 23 Tuesday.... Pept. 3 Krldav Pept. 13 Tuesday.... Bept. 21 Friday Oc, 4 Tuesday Oct. 15 Friday Oct. 25 Tunsday ....Nov. B irmnv NOV. 10 Tnmiay....Nnv.2ri Friday T)eo. fl Tiiexlny ...Dfc. 17 Friday Dec. 27 Beturnlng, will leave Hilo at 1 o'clock r. x., teaching at Laupahoehoe, Mahu kona and Kawaihae aarna day; Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following day; arriving at Honolulu the afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays. ft No Freight will be received after IS noon on day of sailing. Stmr. CLAUDINE, GAMEHOH, GoBUUaSer, Will leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 0 r. it.. touching at Kahulul, Hana, Hamoa and Xlpahnla, Haul. Keturnlng arrives at Honolulu Sunday mornings. Will call at Nun. Kauoo. on second trio of each month. No Freight will be received after 4 r. x. on aay of sailing. This Company will roserves the rieht to make changes in the tlmoof departure and arrival of its steamers without notice and t will not be responsible lor any conse quences arising lueretrom. Consignees must bo at the Landings to receive their Freight; this Company will not hold itself responsible for freight after .It has been landed, Livo Stock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Mouev or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the core of Pursers. Passengers are requested to parchase tickets before embarking. Those falling to do so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. A COLD WATER PAINT Especially Designed For INSIDE Work on Factories and Public Buildings. It ia n dry powder which cau bo pre pared for ubo by simply stirring in COLD WATER nnd enu bo npplicd by nnyono nnd will nlwnys produco good work. It is VERY WHITE, oxtremoly re ilectivo and hardens on n wnll liko Btono nnd will tnko any tint. It will last for years, and is Unaffected by gases. Ono coat covers better than two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo used on any surface and for all classes of work, oven for tho finest decorating. It will not rub, scalo or crnck, nor will it soften with ago or dircolor. It will not sot iu tho mixing vessel, in fact it improves by standing a few days. It can bo used to good advantage over old whitewash without Heraping. IT DRIES OUT "WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is ohoaporthau whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 300 to 400 lbs., also in boxes of 100, CO and 25 pounds. TIDE imi E! This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such as Fences, Outbuildings nnd Ln borers' Quarters. It is a thick pnsto to foi diluted with cold wotcrj stands rain .lvnd oxposuro ns well ns oil paint, nnd posts but n fraction ns much. It is fire i resisting as it contains no oil, nnd has no 'equal as a light reflector in dark base--'montfl, damp collars nn similar placos. It is supplied in colors. ....FOR SALE BY.... li C-. Mil CO., LIMITED. Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. tAfSK YOUR GJtOCJER Fori Patent Excellent Flodb. s.v Highest grado Flour on tho market. Cost tho sarao as all other first-class grodcH. 5-3m "AND THE CAT CAME BACK." Tilt: iMSNIONAtlY HAltK MOllSljrB srAit nirrimisN von nr.it iAirus. Captain SnrlniirllciiilMH'" Aacrlb- oil to Two Innocent DonUIr. Oilier Shipping New. siiirriNa NOTES. The Herman flilp 11 1' flliulo lias been on the dry dock at t!ic Union Iron Work, 8nn Fran cisco. Captain Small will finish loading the Manuel Maguno todny and expects to get on" on Sundarjnnrulng. The WO Hall came in early this morning with 4705 bans of snar for Irwin fc Co. and other freight. Tlic Uigur Is being transferred to tlic Manuel l.laguuo. f" Tlio ship Mary L. Cuslilng lias been charter cd to load at Philadelphia a full cargo of caso petroleum, 00,000 cae, for Japan at the low est rate on record, 10 cent a one port, 11 ccnta two port. Knrl llnrcc8, British ship, from Swansea for 6an Francisco, went nslioreoiiEiigljsh DankJ Uriiguay, month of Itivcr I'latc, June 8tb. Assistance wns acnt to lier nmfslie was floated siul towcil to Montevideo, lcaklng.Sho was siirvcvcil nnd It was recommended that cargo be discharged to oKow further survey and repairs. The ship lllg Hontuiza which lea Baltimore for San Francisco on March 23d, returned to Hampton Hoatls, having been partially des masted In a hurricane. Tho vessel lost bow sprit and Jlhhoom, entire foremast from truck to keelson, inalntopgallant-mast and mlzzcn-topgallant-mast, with yards and sails attached to all tho spars and the monkey galf. Tho fine ship Salsette, a vessel which n con plo of years ngo occupied a loading berth In Port Jackson, was totally destroyed by fire In mid-ocean on April 18. The ship at the time wns bound from Melbourne, with a general cargo tor London. Fortunately, the Aberdeen clipper ship Mlltlades, Captain Ayllug, was In tho vicinity, and sho arrived on the scene In tlmo to witness the climax; and render much needed assistance to the crew. The Mlltlades rescued tlic whoio of tho ship's company, some SO all told, and on May 7 landed them safely at Capetown, icsuming her voyage on Ma 8 for Port l'lrie. Ev cry ono along the waterfront w as surpris ed when the missionary bark MOrnlng Stnr wns reported on Diamond Head (his morning, trying to beat Into port, aud speculations wcro rlfo as to what had happened during her twenty-four hours absence. As soon as tho vessel came within signalling dlstanco It was fodnd that Capt. Garland had none off yester day without his papcrs.Tholatter wore lying on the desk of the American Consul at whoso of fice Captain Garland was to call for them. lie did not do so, however, and the papers laid there awaiting him until Consul Mills took them off to the vessel this morning. Captain Garland's explanation Is that In tho excite ment Incident to the religious exercises held just pluvious to starting and tho trouble caus ed by getting two fractious donkeys on board at tho last minute ho forgot to go up town for his papers. The lemonade la on the Cap tain when he returns to this port. AltRIVALS. Stmr Knaln, Brown, from circuit of Oalm. Schr Molwahlno from Hawnll. Stmr Llkcllke, Welsbnrth, from Maul nnd Hawaii. Stmr W O Hall, SImcrson, from Hawaii. rASQENGEHS AIHUVED. Ter Llkcllke J Watt, J W Schooler and 5 deck. Per W G Hall-Rev S II Davis, T C Wills, W II Cornwcll, J W Colvlllc, J F Morgan and 2 children, Col Norrls, C F Homer and wife, J Odcrklrk, W Bcrlovvltz, C Akana, Aklna, Miss Ackcrmann, Miss Laura Pall and 49 deck. IMSSENOFIIS DEPARTED. For Kauai, per stmr James Makec, Juno Mrs Illce aud child. IMPORTS. Per Ksnla 1800 bags sugar, 510 bags rice and 63 bags rice bran. Per W G Hull 4TC5 bags sugar, 25 head cattle, 208 bags awa, 4 bags coffee, 0 goat skins, 187 pkgs sundries, 3 bdls bides. Per Llkcllke 0597 bags sugar, 1 bag pea nuts, 1 bdl empty sacks, 2 boxes sundries. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas Launches Engines THE BEST IN THE MABKET. They cannot bo Burpasscd for motive power. t-SEND FOR CATALOGUED JOS. TINKER, Sole Agent, Nuuanu Street. FITS CURED From IT. 8. Journal Hf Vtdieine.) Prof. W.U.rke,whomikeaapedaltyof Epilepsy, has without doubt treated and cured more cases than any living Phrilclan his success Is astonithlng. We have heard of cuMOfZOycars'standlnKcnredhrhlin. lie pabllahcsavaluablework on this disease which ho scads with a large bottle of his absolute cure, free to any sufferer who may send their P.O. and Eiprew ad dress. We advise anyone wishing acare to address, Prof. W. H. HLKKX, V. 4 Cedar BU, New York. UceaiiiG teisli Co. S &y Tlmo TaTolo LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu Lcnvo Honolulu from H. F. for S. F. July 15 July 20 Aug. 9 Aug. 14 Sopt. 2 Sept.7 Sept, UO Oet.2 Oct. 21 Oct. 27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From Snn Francisco for Sydney. lrrire Honolulu. From Sydney for Snn Francisco. Monowni. .July -1 AInmcdn. ...Aug. 1 Mariposa.. Aug. 29 Monowni. .Sopt. 20 Alameda. ..Oct. 21 Leave Honolulu. Alameda. .Juno 27 jNInriposa.. .July 25 Monowai...Aug. 22 Alamedn. ..Sept. 19 Mariposa.. Oct 17 rJlau $preckelg Co. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE Principal Parts of tho World, and Transact a General Banking, Business. (Successor to Chos. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER Kino and Fokt Stueets, Is- propared to manufacture nil kinds nnd grndes of Hand-mndo Harness at short notice. x,mvKSr or nticES iron cash. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory before leaving tho shop. j-3m TELKrnoNE 007. T. O. Box 321. HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 180 FOltT STREET. Carriage Builder AND REFAIltER. Blacl'smithin in All Its Branches. Orders from tho other Islands in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, etc., eta, Promptly attended to. W. T. WHIUILT, Proprietor. (Successor to G. West.) NEW DEPARTURE! PIE, CAKE AUD ICE CREAM H. F. Sinoeii, for six years foreman at Swain's bakery, Sutter street, Snn Fran cisco, has taken up his headquarters with Mits. Kate Sinoeii, Kino Street, will bnko superior DPIES and CASSS for family use. Mlneo Pics a Siicciulty Delicious Ice Cream Mado from puro cream nnd from puro fruits will bo supplied to families or for balls parties nnd receptions. Eg" Order on Telephone 872 will re ceive prompt attention. its?" Delicious Pies will bo on solo at H. J. Nolto'B Beavor Saloon. 18-lm v J. J. Sullivan, President J. Buckley, Seo'v. FaslnotaMesCiU'u. Honolulu, H. I. Sullivan Buckley, Mnn'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Competent and Care- ful Drivers. ISpTourists and others desirous ot viow ing tho most desirable points of inter est in and about tho City will do woll to secure ono of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE nORSES, For Ladies or Gentlemen, always on hand. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. Toletiione: 1-tf Haw'n Hotel Stables, 82. Pantheon Stables, 81, Fashion BtableB, 118. Canadian-Australian Steamship Line ggg Stcomera of tho nbovo Lino running in connection with tho CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Between Vancouver, B. C, nnd Sydney, N. S. W., and colling nt Victoria, B. O Honolulu and Suva (Fiji), On or nbout tho dates bolow stated, viz.: from Sydney nnd Sinn, for Victoria nnd Vancouver, It. C.i Stmr "Mioworo" July! Stmr "Warrimoo" August 1 Stmr "Miowcrn" Soptcmbcr 1 I'rom Victoria nnd Vancouver, II. C., for Suva and Sydney! Stmr "Wnrrimoo" j,lno o, Stmr "Miowcrn" July 21 Stmr "Warrimoo" August 21 Through Tickets issued from Honolulu (o Cuiituln, United States and Europe. FREIOlIT AND PASSENGER AQENTS: D. MoNicoll, Montreal, Canada. ltoDERT Knttn, "Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Stern, Snn Francisco, Cnl. G. MoL. Brown, Vancouver, B. O. EST For Freight nnd Pnssngo nnd all General Information, npply to THE0. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. Oceanic SteamsliiD Go. Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco: Tho Now nnd Fino Al Stool Steamship "ALAMEDA" Of tho Oceanic Steamship Coranany will bo duo nt Honolulu from Syduoy nnd Auckland on or about Juno 27th, And will lcnvo for tho above port with Mails and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho Now nnd Fino Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of tho Oceania Steamship Company will bo duo nt Honolulu from Snn Francisco on or nbout July 4th, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tho nbovo ports. Tho undersigned nro now propared to issuo Through Tickets to All Points in tho United States. CSfFor furthor particulars regarding Freight or Passage apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, l-tf General Agents. Building Lots! At WAIKIK1 on car lino and on PA LAMA KOAD near Fertilizing Plant. Theee Lots nro Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Dcsirablo Aero Tracts near tho city and other Properties for sale. BRUCE, WARING CO., Dealers in Lots nnd Lands, l-tf .503 Fort Streot, near King. Pacific Mail Steamship Co -AND THE Occiflental Oriental Steamship Co.. For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of tho above Companies will call at Honolulu on their wnv to tho obovo ports on or about tho following dntcs: Stmr Coptic July 10, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .Aug. 10, 1895 Stmr Coptic Sopt 10, 1895 Stmr Olunn Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FHAN0ISC0: Stenmors of tho nbovo Companies will call nt Honolulu on their way from Hongkong nnd Yokohama to tho above port on or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptio Juno 17, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .July 17, 1895 Stmr Bolgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of Bio de Janeiro Sept.0, 1895 Stmr China October C, 1895 btmr Coptio Nov. 0, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .Deo. 0, 1895 Stmr Coptio Jan. 15, 189G Stmr China Feb. 21, 1890 Rates of Passage are as follows: TO TOKO- TO HONQ HAMA. KONO. Cabin S150.00 8175.00' Cabin, round trip, 4 months 225.00 2G2.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 2G2.C0 81G.25 EuropoanSteorngo.... 85.00 100.00 ESTPossengors paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelvo months. tSTFor Freight and Passage apply to H. HACKFELD CO., ltf Agents. CoDsoliiatei Sola Water Co., L'i Corner Allen Fort Sts., Honolulu.. HOLLISTER CO., Agents. SEQUAH'S WORLD f 'A K ji'- RENOWNED REMEDIES. HOBRON DRU0 COMPANY,. Exclusive and Sole Agents. 'or rfUr V i t ft. i ft 1,