Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
July 1, 1895

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cnin "With which is Incorpoxated 1 lie. Independent." NO. 8. HONOLULU, II. I.. MONDAY, JULY 1. 1805. PRICK 5 CENTS. w g' L I I n tVtt ra TH.1Z fY)6 Bulletin ;l Is Incorpnrntid the Imiktenii fnt Copj right Jtfno 22, bv A. 1895. v. oi-mi, every clay except Sunday nt .lijj Street, Honolulu, II. I. ItSClUlTIOJf HATIW. h. nnywhero In (ho lh n Islands 150 J GOO X postpaid (o America, (in, or Mexico 8 00 i postpaid, other Foreign 'rles.; 10 00 'p lnvnrlntilv In Ailvnneo. JmenlH unaccompanied by (ttructions inbcrlcd till ordered nements discontinued before i of specified period will bo 't if continued for full torm. nllownnco on yearly nnd lwll jmicts. (all communications to tho cdi Jirtment to "Editor Bulletin." letters (mould bo addressed to Evening Bulletin." fro 250. V.O. Box .89. FIN KEY, Manager. f1 Business Cards. HACKFELD CO. IRAIi COMMISSION A.OENT3. jtind Qoeen Streets, Honolulu. EWERS COOKE. S AND DEALEHS IN L0M8BR 'ALIi KOJDS OF BdTIiDINO I MlTl-RIALS. t Street, Honolulu. THOS. UNDSAY, I roitixa ji'WEiiri! and watuii- UAKER. lwolry b Specialty, rnrucuiar in paju to nil kihuh i tophus. (Block, Merchant Street. iLULU IRON WORKS, sines, StJOAn Millh, Boilers, IB, IHON, BltABS AND LEAD OASTINas. u-y of Every Description Made Particular nttcntion paid to Incksmithing. Job Work ex Short Notice. Assurance Co. 3f XiONSON, rs, $10,000,000. SCHMIDT SONS ita for Unwniinn Ialnnds. is. F. Morgan. SEEU AND STOOK BKOKElt I 'No. 45 Queen Street. rt Apprnisemonti of Real ind Furniture. naim iiOBERT GRIEVTS. jok and Job Printer nbant Stroot, Honolulu, H. I. ir.Hawniiun Nowb Company's JmlxLz. my la. "y DRAYAQE Co. SHARK ATT, Managor Mid adjoining H. Hackfeld rt street. General Oart--Drayngo Business done. m7 tf aI. "L. PETERSON. 7 Public, Typewriter AND COLLECTOR. V. Ove j Goldon Rulo Bazaar my 18 C. B. DWIGHT, Poca all kinds ot Work in ,,i Stono Sidewalks Curbing has on hand a largo supply ot to Qrnnito Curb and always keeps ''an Curbing Stone. Estimntca 'utd lowea.! prices UBsurod. Tele- 833. RESTORED TO HEALTH JIV TIIK ttHK OH Ayer's Sarsaparilla I Sirs. JT. A. Cummlnir, of Ynrravlllo, I "Victoria, Aurtrulln, it I "Alont n your uro, r linil n. -overo attack I ot Intlacnin, which Irlt me cry weak, viltli out cnerEY. appetite, or Interest In lite. 01). talnlrvj llttlo or no relict from doctors, or from tlio many remedies recommended to mo, I fliiMly tried Ajoi'i Sar-npirllln, nnt from Uitt time, I Ijeg.m Id pi1' health mid strength. I HAntlniinil Ihn tpAnlmnnt ittttll )illtr MMt. crcd, a4id ow luivo very groat pleasure la J bClllIlK I" UIUI1U3 Ul tllUIIII'IIVSUt AJVI a om- ..AKllIn BBiit lirt linnntf vnalilfl f ttd ti 1 Dltl'ill till) UIU IIIU up'J IVMIMUtWUVi m consider rctho boat blooU-iunflcr known.' Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has cured others, will euro you. I )UdebI)r.J.C.ArerACo.,LmelI,MMLO.S.A, Hollister Drug Co.. L'd, Solo ARcnta for tho Republic of Hawaii. BAKER Kinau etreot near Punchbowl street my2t PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY and BAKERY. F HORN. Practical Confoctionor mid Baker, No 71 Hotoi Streot. my 20. Pacific Trading Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Japanese Goods I 206 Fort Streot. Aloha Bath House. Next to Marino Riilway. Bath ing suits on hand. Pntrous brought free from tug-boat wharf on telephoning No. 585. Furn ished rooms to let on tho promises. Mrs. J. H. Reist. my 15-Jti H.MY.cg., Wholesale and Retail GROCERS 98 Fort Streot, Honolulu Telephoner 22 P.O. Box 470 iul tf NOTICE. Al! subscriptions for tho Inde pendent will-be carried out faith fully by tho amalgamated paper. Those who have paid for both papors in adrnnco will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount B.L. Finney ,buBinoss Munagor. tf The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Sewino Ma chines and Embkoideiiy Wokk at tho World's Fuir, Chicno, 111. being the largest numbor of award, obtained by any Exhibitor, and rnoro than double the numbor given to nil other tfewing Ma ohines B. Beikikiison, A gout. myBl tf Bothol at., Honolulu. THE LEGISLATURE. tiii: mi.nati: itiM:t.i:ris j. a. ki:v ni:dy'oum'iijMik oi'srAri:. Sdintoi- llrintn'a Illll lor the Pro. lection I (Imiin rnnacn Its Second Iteiwllnu. PIFTEEvTlf DAY. JULY 1 t THE SENATE. President Wilder enll-tl tlio Sounto t- older nt 10 11. m. sharp and Ghitpliiiti Ponk optt mil tho proceedings with pmyer. Tlio r li was cillnl, nil present but Wilcox mill Hie'. Minutes tif I ikI nit-uti. f wero tend tuid approved. Tlio Attorm y General stited that Mr. Jam h A. Kennedy had resiiiie(t till nfllOH Iruld by In m and tli.it tlio Prea'deut had ac- cental tho h nno. Mr. Kttnedy wotjljl -.I'W l) lin bio to election us memb-r f the Council of Stutf if tlio n lie choso to oloat him t-i fill t vitomcy. Seutlur BiWwin moved that tliQ Sonuto prweood to elect a iftutnbur of tin Council of Stato in pi.io of J- A. Kennedy an'd renomtntiled J. A. Kennedy lor thut K)3'tion. Tlioro wore no other nominations and he was doclured unummously elected. The Judiciary Committee through. Senator Brown reported in favor of tlio pasiHgeof tho game b II afteramendingiltoinoludetho Hawaiian wild gottso among the gamo to be protected. Senator Lyman of tho Public L.iudsaitd Internal Improve nents Committee reported on the Mo Candlesn bill ti regulate tho width of wheolsand t.res. The committee is in fsvor of rcforrmg the whole matter t a commission of whom tho Minister of the Interior shall be one, the commission to report to the next Legislature. Tho re port whs udoplod. There being no order of tho day t'ie gamo bill wan taken up and read section by Section. Sec tion one was amoiided to iuoludo tho Hawaiian wild goopo. The bill passod its second read ing and wub ordered engrossed and mudo the order of the day for Wednesday. The printed report of the Auditor-General was referred to the Finance Committee. Rep. Robertson'o resolution re garding the recording of deous and transient was sent up from tho Hoiiro, read and referred, to the Judiuiary Committee. A communication was received from the House stating that Act 9 nuthorzing tlio marshal and Lib deputies to administer oaths had piisisod its third reading. The bill paRsed its first reading. Recess to 1 p. m. afternoon session. The Land Bill us passed by tho House whb taken up, read by titlo and passed the first reading. On motion of Senator Brown the ruloa were suspended and the bill taken upon its second roading, tho original bill and roport of the Sonate Committoe on tho eumo being considered in connection therowith. Tho bill is being road and pussed seotion by section, and will probably take until late tomorrow beforo it is passed as a whole. At 3 p. in. the Sonato adjourned owing to n mooting of the Council of State at that hour. THE REPUKSENTATIVES. The Houbo of RoprcBontativos wns opotiod with tho usual rou tine at 10 o'clock. Mr Bond presontod a report of the oductttion committor, signed by himuolf and Meisrs. Pali and Richards, on tho petition frofn Alao, South ICniiii, for a new cohoolhouso tuid loieiior's cottage. They find that thoro is urgent nood of now school buildings und teachers' cottogos, nnd genor.il lepitirs to old buildings, through out tho islands A list furnished to them by the Inspector General shows that tho sum of $13,050 will be required to defray Iho cost of now buildings and ropairs that nve absolutely necessary at the prosont time Less uigent but no lent necessary renuirenionts will full for n further sum ol $10,450. Tho committoe say thoro are cliangps contemplated in tho school law, which will largo'.y m crouBO tho attendance at the pub lic schools, and provis on Rhould be mado to meet the consequent requirements in certain localities for accommodations. Thoir at tention had beon drawn to the HHoiency and economy of service that have been oiloetecl. by rccont changes in tho Bureau" of Educa tion, and to tlio inatloqnacy of tho salary of its secretary for tho double duty performed by him. It was necogsary, according to the roport of tho president ot tho Board, that the soorotary should porform the duties of school agent for tho district. They recommend tho sum of $13,650 bo inserted in tho appropriation bill, to moot the immodiato requirements of tho Board of Education; also that the offices of clerk to the Board and school agent in Honolulu bo combined, and the salary of tho incumbent be correspondingly in creased The roport was roforred to the Cabinet Mi. Bond presented n roport of the same committee on tho peti tion of a teacher at Hiloa, Hawaii. Referred to the Cabinet Mr. Robertson gavo notico of bills to allow the sale of alcohol for medical purposes and to allow tho withdrawal of kerosene from the Custom Houho. Tlio Chinese immigration bill passed second reading, At 10:50 tho House adjourned for the day. THE I'OIilCi: COU11T. A Illue Itlondny for Sevetnl of tlio Defendant. Tho atmoBphore in tho neigh borhood of Judge Perry's court room had that general appearance of gloom this morning which is associated with the term of "Blue Monday." Tho general dopros sion extended from tho oflicors of the court clear down the row of seata reserved for defendants un til it struck twelve Saturday-night and Sunday-morning drunks who dejectodly put up tho usual $3 to obtain their liberty. One other felt so bad that ho forfoited $G bail rather than take chances on getting his feet wet. C. Thomas wub tho next to interview His Honor Mr. Thomas is in his present difficulty ovor a little trouble he had with a Bill, not the regular first of the month kind or even a decent, rospeot ublo quarterly one, but with a man named Bill whom ho is nl logod to liAVe bcth assaulted and battered with a woapon imminent ly dangerous to life, as tho learn ed but youthful assistant Attorney-General torms in it his com plaint, to wit: a loaded stick. Mr. Tnomus says ho didn't and Judgo Porry will hear what both sides have to say about it on Wednesday. Ah Tuck will have o toll tho Court all about some opium he is alleged to have had in his posses sion tomorrow. If tho explanation is not satisfactory tho chances aro that Ah Tuck will not have much Bponding money on the national holiday, even if ho is notdoprivod of his liborty. W.Rich pleaded guilty of solHrigr liquor without a license like a lit tle mm. Gmixpquontly his sen -teuoo was suspended until moved on. If tho prosecution does not "get n move on" beftno Thtiisduy.' Mr Rich may take in the Antiques and Horribles and other oventx of the first anniversary of the Re public of Hawaii. Incidentally ho may take in somo of the liquoi. ho has been selling without a li cense if thero is any of it left. Wahinoliilii was in a groat pill kia this morning while lelatinj hor little tale of woo to the sym pathetic ours of tho Court. Mrs' W. nnd tho rot of hor long numo was swooping rubbish at hei domicile on Saturday morning with a broom wlion Mra. Maria da Hilva camo along ancl'N throw n brick nt her. Brick pro duced in Court and identifid Tho witnpss went on to relnta'tUnt tho brick struck hor on the foot but didn't hurt hor. No ttioror bricks boing available Mrs. dtw Silva sailed in with a tm pam with which tho witness was struck, on tho teniplo. This blow hurt and tho witness' blood commenced to boil. The lady with the nigli sonnding Portuguese name ne:::v. c included thut the broom wonW mkp n good weapon, but" this was more- tban Mm. mininciuiii couiw siana ana tt-' strugglo ensued during which- tho broom got tho worst of it Tho complainant's sister wa8prctrBnI, while the fun lastod and corrob orated tho above. Tho dofendant in her own bohalf said that tbor roworiginatod ovor tho complain ing witness swooping rubbish into her yard. His Honor found the lady guilty but tempored justice with morcy by imposing a $3 fine with $3 40 added for expenses A number of othor cases wont over to future dates. KAULUWKIiA SCHOOL. Cloning Kxarelses to Take Ilac-c- In tlio ItlornliiB Tho Kauluwela Government Suhool will hold its closing- exer- -cisos tomorrow morning. Tho-'' exercises in tho Intermediate. -and Primary Grades will ootn menco at 9 a.m., those in tho Principal's Department at 10 a.m. Following is the program of the lattor: Salutatory. A Lesson In General Information Exhibition of NtcJlc-vrork. 8oii(.. "TlicHocr" Heading "The Soldier' Kcprleve." A Lesson In Tonic SoM'a. Dialogue "Too Many Interruptions." Bwedlah CalUtlietiU'g. A Lesson In .Mental Arithmetic. Song "Tho Meeting of tho Waters." Dialogue "Courtship uuder DltllcuItlcB." Haud-lielU. A Lesson lu Hawaiian Geography. Bong (Specially composed for this occasion) "Evening" Exhibition of Penmanship. Flag-Drill. Distribution of 1'rlzcs. Distribution of Taper Flowers Lullaby "Sleep, O Sleep." Character Sketch "Broken-hearted." "Hawaii Ponol." Scquah loavos for Hawaii to morrow on the Likolike. Seo offer of a Now Process stove for a guess. Dr. Htuldy, dentist, has-a ie moval notico olsowhero. Viotoria S. and. W.llium S. E'lis bavo a notico of rev.icition in thiu paper. Ladios-Dr. Jaeger's Underwear at vory low prices to close out nt. Tracy's. A petition to have BormrtI MadoiroB Co, storekeepers jvt Kttiluu, Hawaii, adjudicated bank rupt has boeu filed by sevoml wholesalo merchants. Noki Kuhoiwai, while, riding on. Sohool Btroet Sunday morning, warn thrown to the ground-by tho.break ingoftho rtirrup. Ho got a bail shock but was not seriously hurt t c-if Kff rf 7jS r M),

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jgywwj rrwm BvjiKiaq nuuiirnx, ji,v l, imns. V r to Topics of th ly. "Th Moimrcli will win" in sa expression IipiihI inbicyolo es oftoner tluui nnylhitig utoo. It has not yet boiu hoard lioro ftwurtse Monarch Uievelos Ijhvo sot yol boon introduced, Ijitl wbeo tlioy nro tlioy will not tnko (Wtond pliioo in spocd, woight or quality of iuntri. Tho Monnroli is just what its too implies, tlio KhiR of bicy cle, onil wo aro tinthorizocl agents for tlio Hawaiian Islands. This wlicol is uindo by u com- Einy whoso utiuiding in tlio umiiu ctnring world is at tlio hond; 5bey aro putting inonoy in tlioir vheols and selling tlioin nt a low jprio bocanse tlioy aro not anx johs to mado themselves rioh in a year. For that reason tlioy Untvo pnt tlio price within tho aenqh of everyone. Tho coming modols in tho .Monarch aro No's 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. Thcso include racing and ladies' whools. Tlioy nro fitted with oither "Donion' or "King fisher" lumps, and with this on 1be front end yon can soo so far ahead of you that night riding is anoro of a ploasuro than yon havo ibeon used to. "With a Monarch liicyclo you don't have to koop a Jump on tho back to keep drivers llroni running ovor you; tho unochanism is such that a high auto of speed is attained without sauoli muscular pow.i-. Our prices of tho gonuino Illonarch whool will ho twenty Svo per cont loss thau you ovor ftenrd of a first class uicyclo bo feg sold fur. "Vo enn do it bo tnuso wo nro tho manufacturers' agents and havo no middlo man's yrofits to pay. Onll ut our store and examino our Agoncy papers nd socuro a handsomely illus trated catuloguo. A second hand Columbia safety enn bo had of us very cheap, tho ner wishing to disposo of it and buy n Monnrch. If you aro sceptical call on us aud learn that tho placo to buy 'l2io bost bicycle is at. E. O. Hall Son, Fort Klnj; Streets. BEAD TI-IIS. Import? of Champagne Into the United States Brom January ist to April ist, 1895- CASES H. MUMM fe CO.'S EXTRA DRY 21,401 JKommory Greno 0,936 31oet it Chnndon 903 (Uharles Hoidsieok 2,790 Louis Roederer 2,190 iP-errier Jouot 1,320 Irroy A Co 1,215 Buinart 805 Tve. Cl'cquot 835 iBoucho Soo 733 J)olbock Co 453 St. Marcoaux 209 Iruff&Co 195 iloidsiock t Co. Dry Mjiio- polo 150 Various 2,003 Total 45,929 CoiDlIed From Custom House Records. Macfarlane Co,, Lt'd. Solo Agent? for Uawniirn Islands for G. H. Munun lull tf Co. WRIGHT BROS. FORT STREET, next to Lucas' Mill Si Snips' Blacksmithing, Carriage Building and Repairing (Drays, Carts and Wagon Building WINDLASSES For PULLING UP Trees A SPECIALTY NA'IUHUAV.S tlt,. UAJII5. A 1'nlr (lniii lint n Vert .Small Altritilnnro. Tho rows of vncnut Rents on Saturday wflernoon would lmvo discouraged many ball teams but it did not seem to ninko much I difi'orenco with Captain Thonip sou and bis plnyora, for tlioy started to piny ball from tho j word go, nud ovon when tho Kn mehamclia scored three runs in i tho first innings tlioy did not got rattled and succeeded in making j one tally-. In tho srcund tho Kama wore put out without ecoriug whilo tho Unknown piled up four moio runs. In tho third tho Knms made two and in tho fourth I ono, whilo tho Unknowns nindo ono in each. From tho fifth in nings tho Unknowns had things tlioir own way in spite of a clnmgo of mtchor, making ono run in tho fifth, throe in the pixth undone in the oighth, whilo the Kama scored only ono each in the seventh and eighth. Tho score nt the otid of tho game wns 12 to 8. the last half of the ninth innings not boing played. Captain Thompson tnndo sovornl running lly citchcs which brought, forth npplnusu from tho spectators. Tho rapid throw ing oi tho Unknown s third bnso man to first has soldom boen ox colled nnd Pitcher Woods played his usual pood game. m m m All Iliiicciin!ou Aftnclic. A gontlemnn, who claimed to bo from the Hawaiian Consul's oflico, vis'tod the office of tho Cominorcial News recently and as'ed for a spocinl numbor of this valuable shoot, which is re tailed at a nickel a copy. Tho prico was too high to suit the said gentleman's purso, or to tally with tho income of tho Dole gov ernment, as tho case may bo, and tho earnest inquirer aftor know ledge left without making n pur chase. On the edge of tho sido walk, in front of this oflico, stands a "bulletin board, on which, for tho edification of that email portion of the public unablo or unwilling to buy tho jmpor, tho News is posted daily, "pro bono publico." Unfortunately for tho credit of tho now Island Republic, if tho gontlemi in question really represented it, ho was seen to at tack tho bulletin board -with "a l;ni fo and carve out tho arliclo so much desired. Tho hoiibr to this papor is such that if tho gentle man in question will return, tho Commercial News will favor him with a whole copy of the dato needed, and will furnish it in tho biblical way, "without money and without prico." Commercial News, Ilaml Concert TonlIil. Tho usuil Monday evening con ceit will bo gvon at Emma Squnvo tonight nt 7:30, when tho iluwaiiaii band under the leader ship tif Mr. Heitnian will render tho fjllowing program: 1'AHT I. 1. March "Utopian" Hcctcs 2. Overture "Mansnnlcllo" Aubcr 3. Waltz "l'liautumu' Qune'l 4. Selection "The ltone of C.i-.tlle.... Unlfe I'AUT II. 0. Selection "GUelle" Adam 0. (iuvottu "Farewell" Kappey 7. lliazlllau Ranee "Habanera".... D'Orao H. (Jalop "Iris" Faust "Hawaii Poiioi." Coiiipiui)' I) Alieud. The semi-unnual shoot for tho N. G. H. battalion modal closed yesterday with a victory for Com pany D. The ten highest indi vidual scores were: Copt. V C Wilder, 43; Lieut. J W Jones, 11; Sorgt. O Crozier, 42; Corp. P H Rurnett, 42; Corp. M P John son, 42; Cnvp. R Dextor, 42; Pri vate M H Drummond, 42; Privnto D Crozior, 42; Private J T Clay, 42; Private 11 Wilder, 41; total Jl9. Possible fiuO. California Fruit Market. Corner King nnd Alaken Strcots. CAMARINO'S REFRIGERATORS UY EYEHY BTEAMEK From Shu Francisco with Fresh Fruits, Oysters, Salmon, Poultry, Etc., Etc., Etc. Decorative Art Work. Tlio exhibition by tho Mem bars of tho Kilohmui Art Longuc lms givoii decorative art tin impetus such ns lms not been Mi Ibr years. The China painting fuel bus reached us and some handsome specimens were shown in tho art rooms. Tho innterial fur doing the work ciinu 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 completo 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. Tlio Pacific Hardware k Cummin's Block. C. R. COLLINS, MAKurAcruur.il op HARNESS AND SADDLERY, HAS REMOVED TO 337 King St. Tclcphono CC2. 27-tf. r. o. jones. n. a. jokes. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AUD Investment Co; IIAVE FOR SALE A Fow Shares of l'nlii Sugar Stock, Hawaiian Sugar Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government and 1st Mortgage Sugar Planta tion IJond.s. C2?" For particulars apply to Tho Hawaiian Safo Deposit Investment Company, 108 Tort Street, Honolulu THE LARGEST IN TOWN! I am now prepared to luovo Ftticiinro in bettor alinpo than any othor exax: concorn in the city, its 1 have n VTA 00' lnrno enough to move a whole hoisoEi; of Fnruituro at ono load. I havo the latest PIANO MOVING APPARATUS and Ruarauteo to movo Pianoa without scratching, to any part of tho city- for S2.G0. I am a rustler and don't euro who knows it; am always to bo found at my Stand, Cor, Nuuanu& King Streets, TelephonoU15. ESri movo my Furniture SO FAST that it unites ray competitors SWEAT to oven look at me. Yours for Business only, WILLIAM LARSEN. A. F. Muunntcw. S. Decxc Medeiros aXd Co4 TAILORS', Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Tho cry of lmrd timcn has reachoii us all, ami realizing that man must bo clothod, wo havo (loctded to Reduce Oui1 priceg Foil The Je 30 Db$ anil o oiler suit mill trousers nt prices tlmt will l)u within thu rcacli ofcvejlioily. We carry a nclcet stock of goods, ami guarnnteu u perfect 111 and llhtt clubs work. Tlmte wlir really desire to be ilreesed ncutly and natty, it nil cannot atlord tu upend inncli money un tlielr clollies will ilo well In chIUi-k nt our store bt'lbie (,'Ol lUonliere. DECK Bit, Manager. 1 LAC V (sill IIDIHc is where you have the Largest Stock to select from and the Greatest Variety of Prices. Bring in Your Feet and we do the rest. The Manufacturers' Shoe Go., AC1MM) Havo Just Rccoivod a Now Supply of tho 023Xji2E33B3tuau,!E13ES23 Sy Of tho following Brands: Gold Label' "Munio" and "Export." Also, Just to Hand a Largo Consignment of a tamPHON H. E. MoINTYRE JBlt6M lUraSTXBS AKD DSiUHUJ Bl Qroceries, Provisions and Feed. N.w Goodi Eeeelred by Byary Ptetet from the Katern Btutes tnd Hurop. FBESH OALIFOBNIA PBODUQE By". EVEBY STEAMEB. HX Ordn fIthfalljr atteudod to and Gcod DcUterad to a tfsrt Of th Olty FUKIf. 7 IttAW, OSDUll SOUOOTD. S1TM7AOTI0M GlJASAMKO AtT OOgMaa JTOHI AND K1MQ BTHMSTfl, J. S. WALKER, QeHehaj. AQEjiT for Tre Ha.whm Islads EOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVERPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE OOMPAJSY OF LONDON, ALLANOE MARINE GEN.ASSURANOE OO. OF LONDON' SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WILHELMA OF MAGDMBTJUO GENERAL INSURANCE CO NORTHWESTERN M. LIFE INS. 00., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA LIFE, FIRE and MARINE RISKS, TAKEN at REASONABLE BATES. Rooms 12 SPREOKELS P O. Box 480. m!gS3jjirEriTK.w.a,jj'' r FOUND THE CHEAPEST PLACE ON THE ISLANDS TO Buy Hew Second-Hand FURNITURE. .IS COKNEIt OK Iinn X, Nininmi 3r II y iiuuuiiu io. !WaaBIBaBB3SB! rsii m CO. S. O. BOX 1(0 BLOqK Honolulu, H. I. Tklkphonk 245 Mutual AT THE Honolulu a. i. T"VT 4 7 a

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V i! '"PIPWJ kvimcino nuUiirnx. nth? i, iswi. WPPPpWMpMjpBH'j f """i '4 ,4 ,s J r I; v; j i. i i '4 IV I i I wr NINTH Annual Meeting or Tim I R I i H 1 ii? Ml V JXJJLY -1:1 h, l9r PROGRAMME 1st RUNNING ,K ACE. Purso: $50. 1 2 mile ilauli for Matll bred Porno-, 14 hands ami under. Catch weight. 2d IIUNNINO 11ACE. Purte: $100. 1 milo dash, freo for all. 8rd TKOTTING and'1 0TKG TOJIAltKi'J&p. Purge: $100. 8 iniuuto class, 1 raib boats best 2 in 8. 4th RUNNING PvACIS. Purso: $50. (Maiden race). 4 milo, dash, for all Maui bvotl. Weight for age. 5th RUNNING RACE. Purso: $50. (Corinthian! raco.) 1 milo dash. Members of tho Asso ciation to ride. Welterweights. Gth RUNNING RACE. Purse: $G0. milo dash for Hawaiian bred horccs. 7th RUNNING RACE. Purse: $75. mile dash, freo for all.

All entries are to bo made with tho Socrotary bnforo Tliurmlay, 12 o'clock noon, Juno 27, 1895. Entrance Foes to no 10 por cont. of purso unless othorwiso speci fled. All races to be run or trotted undr tho rulo of tho Maui Racing Association. All horses aro etfpoctoi to start, unless withdrawn by 9 o'cluck a. in. on July 3, 1895. Gooer.il ndmihbion CO ots. Grand Stiind (extra). .50 and $1.00. Quarter Stretch bad go $5.00. A. N. KEPOIKAI, I Secretary Maui Racing Association. 4-tf Fourth s July Meeting OF THE f aWaiidii JoGei Club, July 4th, 1895. OFFICIAL PROGRAM. SSEacea to commence at 1:30 p.m. 1st Itaco 5 8 milo dash, l'urso 81,10. Snd Race Trolthnrand pacing toliarncss, S minutes clam, betfi In I), l'urso 1(X). 3rd ltaco ;i-l mlla dasli. Hawall.ui bred horses, l'urso 150. jlth ltace Trotting ami pacing to harness, leoforall. l'uisoOa. fith Iiaco ljtf mlli; dasli. free for all. 1'iuae ?J00. N. Thrco to enter and two to start. In caso of only two vntrl" and third entry to bo de ducted fiom tho winning purse. Entries tloso July 1st, at ti p. m. Oeneral Admission (1 00 Carriage o S(, Quarter Stiettli Jt.ulges sy S. G-. WILDER, 81td Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club. ItOOMS AXJ) ItOAItl). TJOOMS AND BOARD It for n few porsons can A bo hail at "IlHiiiwai," on Wf?lSP ms AJjtULAj IUU W1UK1K1 JII'UCIl. "Ill I' I 'U," I W. B. BAHTLBTT. 1-tf l'ropriotor. Man m AM LOCAL AND GENERAL. Cnin)nny 11 oluoW ortlorrB to- nitflit. Dixit crows uio ntactioing daily for tho races on tlm Fourth. A boat will bo oiitoml by tho yncht Klonnor in tho riicos on tho Fourt'i. Tho Star and Unknowns will I play on Thursday afternoon at I tliousuul timo. JTnrmony .odgo I. O O V. will install its nowly eloeted olli- cers this evening. i Tho famous 15. V. (Earl .t Wilsom) Collars and Gull's in bit est shapes at Trney's. Tt is nstonishing how much mud a little rain will produce on tho streets of Honolulu. Captain Smytho of tho Iwnlani was tnndo happy by tlio ndvnfc of n bounoiii baby boy in h's homo last Friday. The ITenlani Club. lionsw wr the rendezvous for n big crowd yesterdny who enjoyed themsolves bathing and boating". Tho Pionoer Building und Loan Association moots tonight. addition to tho usual monthly business directors will bo olocted to seivo for tho ensuing yoar. Mrs. O. O. Derger's rosidenco will ha op"en for inspection from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow. The sale of tho furniture, eto takes plnce on Wednesd iy t 10 o'clock. Special ollicer Johnuson of the detective donartinont has been iguomuiiouslv tired for harboring deserting seamen until n liboial reward was oflered for their capturo. i i TO BE LET. LiiiiiiA Sthekt. A desirable Cottago situato on Lilihu Street, about 5 minutes from the King St Car lino. Stands on a quarter of an aero of land; has been rocoutly paintod and papered ;is a line placo for anyone who keeps a liorso. Apply to W. H. PAIN, THERE ARE THINGS In decorativo Art Work that tYn Tint ntllv nrliumiinlnl lm, nnnful fln.. yon boon to tho now Kepubllc building to mums ui ianoy, ueconuive, and novolty goods Do not misn this oppor tunity as It may not occur again A. BARNES. 33-tf. Beaver Saloon, H. J. NOLTE, Proprietor. The Best Lunch in Town Tea and CoffcG at altj nouni TUE FINEST BRANDS OF Cigars and Tobacco ALWAYS ON HAND. The Hawaiian Electric Company, Has a largo assortment of t Chandeliers and Elec trical Goods Constantly op hand. Estimates givon for houso wir ing and Electrical plants. Marino Wiring a spooialty. THEO. HOFFMAN2T, 32-td Manage). Spsasseeseee w yi ft uviuo I (i ts s cA h--i9 Vfi lB3 !-'.ift Souls s.s a Q Yf W J3 ,3 o o eft I m m i! fir vr it- ff 1 w 9th W I si Hfi Notice of Copartnership. Tho undersigned havo this day entered into copartnership for the purjoseof carrying on tho Ex press business in Honolulu, Oahu, under the firm name of Sunders Express. D. McCor.iiKsTox, li II Fosi'Eit. Honolulu, June 13, 1895 28-11 TI-IE Hawaiian Invegfegenii COMPANY Real Estate Agents Loans Negotiated Records Searched Bills Collected Notary Public and Accountant Work promptly attended to. Otfiok 13 and 1G Kaahumanu streot. Telephone G39. juM tf HOP HING- Ca 402 I1QTEL STREET, MVhole&alo Dealers in Liquors Manila Cigars AND Genoral Chinese Merchandise scon as Nnt Oils, Rico, jrnttiiifr, Chinese Silks, Teas, Etc. English and Amorioan Groceries By Every Const Steamer. TELEPHONE No. 147. J.J SUIJ.IVAV, l'rckldcnt J. IIUCKLGY, beo'v. FaiOuMuSCo.,11 Ilonolnln, II. I. SoiiUVAN BuoKM:y, Man'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Competent ami Caro ful Drivers. JSf"Tourists and others ilesirous of viow iuK tho most dosirablo p lints of inter est in mill about tho City will do well to Rpoaro ono of our Carriages. GENTLE SADDLE HORSES, For Ladies or .Gentlemen, always on hand. Stand at the Pantheon Stables, Corner of Fort aud Hotel Streets. TeiiEi'uouE: Haw'a Hotel Stable, 32. Pantheon Siables, ill, Mf Fashion Stables, 118. LQnlnct Water soflkwl sol nuiltliclr offiprliig, Imil colds, lmOMntmnnj goals to whore tho wooillilno (wfnctli. Solon thnt Blnnd wot wpnther without soaking lunkotli tho onl glntl, ami tho mnn who pnnlilcth liio Mlow man with good Boltsuuakitt glnd tho soitla of many follow men. Klclnerny's SHOE STORE, iMWoi.in.r UIGGO JACOBSEN Engrosser and Illuminator Pncifio Hardwaro Co. Telophono 1G. D. J. CASHMAN". SAIL AND TENT MAKER. Awnings a (Specially. Over Cali fornia Feed Coinpanv's store. 3G-tf. F.J. TESTA. SEAItonint OP HECOltDS, COLLECT or, Translator in llnghhh ami Hawaiian, Koal Lstato ARcnt, CopwHt, Typouritor, btainp Dealer, l'mchnsJng, Commission nml A(lvertisiii( Agent, cto., ote. RET On-u'n: No. .TJ7, Kins Street, tlm former private office of 15. II Thomas. Tii9 Office of this NathoPaiwr KA MAKAAI NANA m in tho Offlco iji tho rear uiulcr the bamo roof. j Plants for -Sale J. I-I. BOYD n irs for SALE at his Rosidenco jc "Woikiki road, opp. Sunny South, a choico lot of Plants Palms my21 maun jones. t. a. srur-soN. JONES SIjII'SON, AcGonntants Commission Apis. HOUSE, LAND AND fen! Imm Agency; Convoyancing and Legal Documonts Drawn Up. DRAWINGS and TRACINGS MADE. CSTTranslntions in French, Gorman, Spauish, rortugueso, Dutch, Itirlian and Hawaiian, liills Collected aud Accounts Adjusted. Onico, J508 Morulinut Street. OWKERS OF Catties and Horses! I manufacture a Compound of Homo Products of tho Seeds of"'Cassie"and Other ingredients! It is not only in itself a valunblo nilio genous food, but it has tho properly of uiding in the digestion of othnr protcidB, generally for animals whoso digestho Iiowors aro feeblo as it promotes appetite and regulates digestion. EST Tlie proof of tho pudding is in tho eating. Try it. 3NT. I03FtEiI3:jfaL.3M:, King and Punchbowl Strcola. 10-tf A How Abstract Office As ix remit of lyoiiroxperinef in tliu Abstract JiiiidiieM, I m tnuiwrwl to mako Ahslmct o( nils ill n inOMt tliomntrlt. nonnr. at, mid coitiplato iiinu-r and at snort iiotico. K. V AfAXixxxr. Ji W. O. Smith's Offlau, HU Fort StitM't. myl3. THE "ARLINGTON" A I-WTUIIA IIOTKL. Por Dnv Per Week 2.00 1200 Tho Rest of Attendnnce. tho Rest Situa tion and tlm finest Mouls in this City r Wo havo just roceied direct from Now York tho LARGEST INVOICE AND GREATEST VARIETY Ever brought hero at ono time. Patterns of 2.895 Prices Reduced! AVILDEE CO., Limitocl. BANKERS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands DRAW EXCHANGE on Tin: Principal Parts of tho World, nncl Transact a General Banking, Business. T iiiii ir (Sucocssor to Chas. Hammer.) HARNESS B1AKEB. Kino and Foht SranKTS, Is prepared to manufacture nil kimk and grades of Hand-mado Harnehs at short notice. wmvj'.st or 1'iarns ron cash. All work guaranteed to bo satisfactory before leaving tho shop. rjm TEfiErHONK COT. P. O. Box 32L HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 130 FORT STREET. Carriage Builder ai(d nnrAinnn. Slaclssmithing in All Its Branches. Orders from tho other Islanfis in Build ing, Trimming, Painting, etc., eto., Promptly nttonded to. W. W. WltlOHT, Proprietor. (Successor to G. Wost.) NEW DEPARTURE! FIE, CAKE ANB ICE CREAM1 II. F. SiNanii, for six yonrs foreman'at Swnin's baliory, Sutter streot, San Fran cisco, has taken up his headquarters witb Mas. Katk SiNocn, Kino Stiiket, will bake suporior PIES and. CAKES for family use. Mi ii co Pics a Spooialty J Dollolous I co Orcum2 3rndo from puro cream and from pant fruits will bo supplied to families or for balls parties and receptions. 5T Order on Telophono 872 will r coivo prompt attention. CT Delicious Pies will bo on snlo jd II. J. Nolto's Beaver Saloon. 18-lm METROPOLITAN MIT CO. SX KTlnsr Streot. O. J. "WaLLEII, MANAOKtt. 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l-rfv' x '1 0' J jr-j r, "KT" Tf i 'l to yrjjT r '5 Euci?irj$ Bulletin Srth irttfrli la liicorpnrnteil Ilia "Independent." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. 'IP' MONDAY, JULY 1, 1895. WAS IT COERCION If it is truo that a ruceut exe cutive net of tho Sonulo was dono under constraint, from threats of resignation tnudo by thaProsidoiit and ono or more of tho Ministors, Lho people havo cause to tnko -alarm for thoir libortios. For a certain period undor the monar chy Ministors wcro never euro of u day's tonuro of thoir positions. Tho sovoroigu cxercisod tho power of summary dismissal over thom. As tho people hod littlo or nothing to do with their appointment, howover, thoir dismissal did not cause much morooxcitemont than -a. atenmor arrival from tho coast. Now and thou, when an obnox- tous Ministry was appointed, -thero would bo demonstrations of disoontont to which tho sovereign cvas not always unyiolding. "Now that wo hnvo tho name of a republic, there should bo no unconstitutional chocks upon the will of the ponplo, as oxpressed through thoir representatives. The Executive has got onough 'arbitrary power in tho constitu tion without taking more to .itself by tactics borrowed ap parently from ''kicking' ball .players. It is no great credit to -Senators that they should give -way to such tactics in star chamber conclaves. Thoy woro not sont thore by tho electors to protect tho Executive but to con trol it. Want of control over tho exocutivo, in any systom of gov- ornraont, means a want of liberty for tho people. Tho reported sur render of thn Senate to tho Exo- cativo, in tho case in-question, is duo to tho humiliating assumption that ono man and ouo sot of men at tho head of affairs aro indis- i pansable to tho stability of tha system and tho good government of tho country. If thore is any real ground for this assumption tit lies in the fpar that the domin- tint clique would if relieved of pow i er bo tho most unscrupulous fac tion of opposition to thoir suocoss- ors. This was tho case long beforo tho ostonsiblo cause was given for the revolt of 1893,somo of tho preB- ent rulers, whose party was in a distinct minority by itself, ob--vstructiug every effort at any com cpromfco that would not give them t the lion's, share in the adminis tration. If tho republic is not to be -uitttfrly discredited at home and -abroad, and exposed as a republic only in namo and not in nature, tho Legislature must exorcise its jntiro functions, within its con stitutional limitations which are -only too closoly drawn, by acting always in accordance with tho understood wishes of tho people. .'A legislature that exists only to .register tho decrees of tho oxocu tive is no legislature nt all, and a .system that cannot provido a leg islature independent of the exo cutivo muy be called anything '.but a republic. PARDONS EXPECTED. J t is to bo presumed that tho arly convening of the Council -of State, whioh is announcod, is for the purpose of considering pardons of political prisoners to signalizo the first anniversary of hu ropublic. The Government press has boon Hilont on this question, neither advocating nor opposing Hub means of reconcilia tion. Perhaps those papers re gard it us too big n jump from their early clamor for wholesale executions to a forgiving policy j of throwing open tho prison doors. Thoy would do thcmsolves great orodit, howover, if thoy took suoh a jump. Tho Government will havo nothing to gain but much favor to loso, by keeping in J prison any of tho nativos who woro duped into following tho loaders to the Gold. Those thoughtless young mon who, while evincing youthful indiB crotion in taking loading parts, showed tho unmistakablo courage of their convictions in going to the front, should be givon a chance of boginning life anew. Misguided patriotism, or even in fatuation for adventure, ought not to consign bright young follows, with competence for successful business caroers, like Widomann, Groig and Marshall, to tho doom of duranco vilo until all thoir chances of useful lives aro gone. Even tho loaders of tho Movement havo had a lesson that will doubt less last thom for all time, and a short vacation abroad would suffice to qualify thom as masters in the school of wisdom. The war is long enough past now to bo mero history, and its prisonora ought to bo rsleusod with.perhaps, special conditions of liberty in particular oases. So long as thore aro prisoners of war tho bid feel ings of war cannot be eradicated. OBSERVATIONS. Before tho calling of a meeting of tho Council of Stato, ono would think the body would havo been placed on a legal basis. While tho House promptly repaired its mistakes in olecting ineligible porsons, the Fresidont and the Sonuto had not beeu heard from bofore the call in similar repara tion. Advortiso in tho Evenino BUL LETIN. PlONEEE Building and Loan ilociation The regular monthly mooting will bo hold at tho Chamber of Commerce on MONDAY EVEN ING, July 1st, 1895, at 7:30 o'clook 35C Payments ore required in Gold. A.'V. GEAR, 3G-3t Soorotary. HOUSE FURNITURE AT AUCTION. I am instructed to sell at Public Auotion on "Wednesday the 3rd day of July, tho house hold furnituro of Mrs. 0. O. Ber ber at her residence on Eero-" tania street; comprising parlor, bedroom und dining room fur nituro; superb breakfast, dinner and tea sots; in lloyal Worcester, Eoyal Crown Derby and Colport. Finest table damask of Itoyal Irish Linon manufactured to or der, (outiroly new) out-gla8S table and boudoir service. Pictures, bric-a-brac, etc., oto. ALSO: A beautiful collection of potted ferns and palms of the choicest descriptions, comprising somo of tho rarest specimens of tho Island variotios. ALSO; One Steel Fischer ltungo (nearly now) with tho Kitchen utonsils complete. One Macneal and Urban burglar and fire proof silver safe. The House will bo opon for in spection on Tuesday tho 2nd, of July from 10 o'clock, a. m. until! 4 o'clock p. ra. Salo to commence at 10 o'clook sharp. J. F. Moikian. Auctioneer. EVMNINd nUIiLBTIN, JUIA' I, 1805. Jimelyjopie 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 told 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 Aonarch 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 beine that the young lady suspected him of taking other girls out bicycle x 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 even for every girl who wants to be engaged. Ladies and misses are cor dially invited to call at the store and examine the Aonarch wheels, for which we are sole agents for the Hawaiian Isl ands. The Hawaiian Hardware Co. Ltd. Opposite Bpreekeltf Block, oor xorer aaorstxero'. MORTGAGE'S NOTICE OP INTEN TION TO FORECLOSE AND OF SALE, IN ACCOUDANCi: Wml TIIK I'OWIJIt I of Mlurnntnliiiil In llitt irrlnln inorlirw, I tnn.lr liy I,. M JOHNSON and.M. II. IHUI.M- MOM) In T. I; KIHH M-.. amen March '.'Jiul, ll'A rcciinlul In tin HrirMir OlUce, Onliu, hi l.lberl.VI. pp. it) AS I, nulliMiUlicreliyghi'ii MmI tin-Mltl liioiiitii; p Inlrmt to forcclimu llio miiio for iiiiiilttliili broken, lo wit, llio iiiin-jitu tnent uf tliu miiii Hiiti'Ii) secured w lien tine, mill tin-iiml 'rl;jiiiil hereby iflu-s notice lliat lie will n'll tlic jjooda, chattels otnl cllecln dwriU.il in will inortji igc upon Satur day tin-litli of July, is'.fi, lit H c'lockA. M., nt piiiill'- aiit'llon tit tin' prvinNc on Nuiinnu flreit Miumii a the Knjrlo House by J AS V. MOIKIAN, Auctioneer. Tcrm cash. For further particular apply to J A. MAUOON. Attorney forT. E. Kiouc, or to .las (''Morgan, Auctioneer, or to tho iindcrslirncd In person. TJ K. KHOUSK, Mortgagee. Dated, Honolulu, Juno, IBM. Tho goods, chattels und properly to be sold art: 1st. That certain Indenture, of lease from Henry Waterliouso to T. E. Krousu, of pro mises known ns the Englo House and cottage, the l'elcula Cottage, the Kapcna Cottage and premises and thoKcogan Cottage, snld lease bearing date of October 7, 16'Ji, lor fivu je.iu from November 1, WVi. 'Jnd. All the furniture, goods, chattels, and cllects enumerated as follow f. I.atru mower, pr. stales, lee cream freezer, wheelbarrow, garden tools, i) rakes, pitch fork, Jiocs, si spades, brooms, grass shears, basin, pitcher, wooden cot, mosquito wire door, screen store, room, 13 prs. window curtains, 'i bath tubs, 4 rugs, extra matting, rabbit cages, dog kennel, long step ladder, medium Ho., short do., signs, posts, largo lantern, garden hose. 49 jura yum springs, double do., i! high baby chairs, pr. horns, 'J 8 1' sugar spoons, 0 wool mattrasses double, 15 feather pillows, pr. white curtains, (JU nap kins, 0 prs window curtains, l'8 mosquito nets, 100 bci sheet, 0 doz pillow slips, So bed spreads, l'i pre blankets, 10 5-13 doz towels, 28 books, old Directory, new do., register, wicker chair new, 2 lanterns, granite slop palls, 3 mosquito window scrceus,Targe centre carpel, inos. nei, sianu lump, uracuci Uo, 'i brackets, toilet set, ,1 deer skins, U douglas chain), pluo tuble, cover, wardrobe, curtains, S rugs, matting house, 2 hat racks, 4 sets cornice and curtains, bracket, Jrp fans, wool rug, wardrobe curtains, bracket lamp, IS shelves bracket, lamp, 4 B. V. chairs, plno table, rug, 'i sets curtains and poles, hanging lamp, 2 wardrobe curtains, toilet set, smok ing table, matting house, cuspldorc, 2 mikh, 0 door rugs, wardrobe curtulus, pr. curtains, 2 toilet sets, tcte-a-tcto chair, plush I). W. arm chair, 2 wicker chairs, largo carpet, bed lounge, mat, upholstered curtains, la-n-brequlns, 4 sets curtains and poles, 5 engrav ings. 2 gilt bracket, 1 pr lascs, 2 banners, 2 1). K. cliulrs, 2 do., table, plno 11. IS. set, 7 prs. box hair inattrass, dark wardrobe, mosquito net, toilet sot, curtains and poles, U minll mats, 2 door curtains, bracket lump, H W M T bedroom set, mattrass, 2 sets pole and curtains, wicker chair, ash M T bedroom set, yum yum springs, wool inattrass, 5 bod tugs, wicker chair, mosquito net curtains and polos, 133 tuba ferns, bird caga and birds, garden bench, 34 tubs plants, door mat. wiokpr veranda chairs, Tiat rack, hanging lamp, 3 prs. curtains and pples. plno coutre table and cover, cnspldore,Tecllniug wicket chair, B. W. chair, stained wardrobe, 2 brackets, 4 vases on table, 3 engravings, embroidered table, ornament, 18f rug, round willow table, bust, 2 brackets, glass vaso, 0 B. Y. chairs, B. V. book caso and secretary, chandelier, round table, fish globe, shells, 3 pictures, 2 bamboo poles, lans. curtains, cornice, checker board. waste basket, mirror back hat rook, water cooler, patent and table,) cuspidoro, cup board closet, desk,clock, 2 hall lamps, 2 hat racks, iron safe, and stand, fancy Jap. screen, hanging lamp, reclining chair, table and cloth, li. V. shalf, chronio, cur tains and cornice, patent closet, bath tub, 2 door mate, flower pot, bird cago. 7 birds, o obk veranaa cnairs, 3 rod Uo., iron door mat, 2 cocoa door mats, uph. parlor set, 7 pes., oak centie table, Mathusok piano and stool, piano cover, lot vases, oto., uph. por tiere, 2 sets laco curtains, poles, 5 lamp chandelier, piano lamp, plato glass inirror, mantel c'lock, 4 vases, shelf, lambrequin, .1 vases, 2 small paintings, 2 largo do., paint ing and easel, 30 napkin rings, 0 majolica fruit plates, 7 nut crackers, 2 syrup jugs' largo refrigerator, ico filter, kilohon table, cuspido're, 3 trays, 2 kitchen tables, 3 gulv, tubn, lot kitchen crockery, pans, pot, builder, oto., pastry table, 11. O. Par lor stt, plUBh arm chair, B. W, table, pr. B. K. brackets, wicker chair, carpet, folding chair, largo ceutro rug, 2 foot stools, hanging dco. Tump, 8 pictures bony frames, set laco curtains, Jnpanoso bed curtains, matting in Jiouso, toilet set, polo and curtains, side board, 3. B. W. chairs, 2 largo 8. P. cruet stands, 0 medium do; 20 Roger S. V. table spoons, 48 doz. forks, 2Ji doz. table knives, 1 0-12 doz. tea spoons, 10 glass augur bowls, 0 piokle jars, S. P. do. 38 salt cellars, 10 cut glass fruit dishes, 21 custard glasses, G glass ice ctcuiu plates, 12 painted cuko plates, 23 usst. ogg cups, eheeso dish, doz. champagne glasses, 12 usstd. claret do., 1 butlor's tray, 2. me dium table cloths, G large do., long pine I). R. tablo.Ex.D. R. tabln B. W ,2 leaf Uulos, ciianiioucr, i urncKut ininpa, engraving pic ture fruit, 2 Japancsopanols,3 flower dishes, 32 tumblers. New Process Stove Imo lottery, ralllo orgamoof chance, but astralglit bunlnexs proposition Every ixrnn lurrAuMuono of our New Process Stoves between TlimtsnAV Mounino, June U7, and o'clock Wednesday, Auul'st 7, will bu entitled to ono gucs as to how many of tliuso stov will bo sold up to tlmttlme.it being then Just tlvo months since the first stovo.was purchas lho person guessing torrtctly.or coming nearest to tho convct number, will rcceho at o a present In cash of the mil amount paid lor his stove; In case of two ormoro persons gucsJ the winning number, each shall make a further guess on tho sales of tho following week, on person thus finally receiving tho prize. As the stoves will bo sold at regular price, no ono risks on) thing, only lryou guess neare to the rlghtnumber your stovocostByou nothing. Tho-prUo being simply an ad. lor NewPr cess Stoves. Seal your guess In an envelope and place your name and address on tho Inside, and boi prUato mark on the outside, lho envelopes will bo carefully kept and noone but tliogues,,. will know what Is fhsldo each until tho date ofopenlnc. A correct list of stoves sold will ,,ul,f.uP bt'foro tlu! "l'cn'np; of envelopes, which will ho dono at our storo In tho Wurlf Ulotk, tort and Hcretanla, at 1 p.m. on August 7, In tho presence of stove purchasers and C. V. STURDEVANT, Waring Block, Tol. 991, P. O. Lonli Out for the Best! Ami when found innko n nolo on. IS 'ii'if r 'I It V JViyf v Wo have n plneo now whom wo enn show our I-'ttrnitirus to rulvnntngo, wo can mt it iu a position where jou will see just wlmt il will iippcur in youir homo. If you will look m nt our wiaJ iIowh in tho Waiusii Hr.ouc, Fort nnd jlorctnnia Streets, you will hco what wo mean: JJEDltOOM, PAKLOR and LIBRARY BUITS and all lrinils of, Furnituro roady for your inspection and delivery to your homes. THE CITY FURNITURE STORE Ami ITnilcrtnkliiK r.lnlillliinciit, Cor. Fort and Rerctania Sta., 6-8ra II. II. Williams, Manager. FOR SALE OR LEASE A AND HBA FISHERY Yielding a eafo Income. Address "R.O." 4-3m Bulletin Offlco. F. 01IALLAR0N Estimates Given on Brick, Stone Wooden Buildings Jobbing Promptly Attended to. 337 King Street. Central JVEeat JVEariet Love's Building, Nuuann St. A FIRST CLASS Market in every tesnect. Orders delivered promptly to all parts of ho city. WESTBROOK O ARFf Propne EOT Telophone VA. May 29-lf. jPatromze Home Industry Ask your Grocer for Pure Hawaiian Honcv TOT UP BY THE HONOLULU APIARY CO: ju3 tf NOTICE. 1 QELKD PROPOSALS WILL BE BE- OEIVED nt tho offlco of tho Hawalia Electric Company, Honolulu II. I., Mil 10 a. m., July IS, 1805, for tho Constru tion of a Cold btorago Building. Plans nnu specifications can be seen at tho offlco of the said Company. Tho Hawaiian Electrio Company rcservos tho right to reject any or all bids. TREO. HOFFMAN. 38-td Manage Board of Health Garbage Notice HAS CAUSED yaliDlu m Poi coNsmEiumvE I II luconvoniqnoo to largo minibor of res! f1intfl Tf tin lift ml iln-nnnli Manl,ntm on in tuinifinr nf roiii. 1 v-ua -.v...w,. wuku HJIDIIUUUt UU( tho SANDERS' EXl'RE8d COMPANY. wiU collect all kinds of Garbngo. Being in the business ami having drays for sue If notiiied through telephone 80, Ji, purposo, LOWEST l'KICES ONLY will lx charge. Telephone 80. Office 87 Kr Stoket. iw FREE Sole -Augrerutv Box, 402. Cor Fort and Br 41 ,-H 1' .i

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,v jT" 2' LOCAL AND GENERAL. KANS HOIM1I ON Till! 1'OIIHTII. All who would liko lo spond n few Iiouih of tho I'onrtli nt tliu ,r. u t1l in un. iw ouib 01 tno ronrui ni till Tho Marquardlfl will givo an- h ,ndoil of i10 attrac -other concert tomorrow night. J0" g boiultfl, The nmhi approach to tho cov- j lnnai ovorlonks tho HOit.and it hua ornmont building is holng fixed i tho bout bathing ground on the 4th of iuly Sports up and rolled. Tho top dressing of fine stono is beinn placed on the extension of Miller street. Several handsomo residoncea are going up at Makiki, noar tho old ball grounds. A baker'u dozon of small cot tages are boing constructed on Punchbowl streot. wliolo Waikiki ahoro. Ita lunches and dinners cannot bo stirpassod by and hotel in town. For thoso who Attend the horse races at tho Park on tho Fourth Sans Sonoi is nt onco tho most convenient and tho most plouBfint rosort for rest nnd rooroation either beforo or nftor the races. Seats for tho final Mnrquardt concert will bo on sale in tho morning at 9 o'clock. Customs guard "W. P. Johnson has been promoted to tho Captain cy of tho first watch. The doublo male quartette which will sing on tho Fourth of .July moots tomorrow night for practioe. Tho Marquardts will play "Aloha oo" and "Liko no a Liko" nt their farowell concert tomor row evening. Tho spooial committee on tho Honolulu Electric Railway fran chise will hold an opon meeting this evoning at tho old legislative hall. J. W. Mason, the Olaa cofieo man. is u constant attendant on the Legislature. The now land bill affects the interests of his company very materially. A largo photograph of President Dole, over which aro orossed two elegant silk American flogs, has boon placed in tho main hallway of tho government building. Mr. Ziiiumerraann, wno is one of the Olaa pioneers, will tako about 1000 pounds of coffee off ton acres of 3-yoar-old trees in the next few weeks. Who says coffee will not do well in tho Olaa country? Having usod Chamberlain's 'Cough Remedy in my family and found it, to be a first-class nrtiolo, I tako ploasuro in recommonding it to my friends. J. T. Foster, "Weatport. Cal. For salo by all dealers. Benson, Smith Co., Agonta Hawaiian Islands. Tho Time of Saturday has a cartoon of T. B. Murray, presi dent of tho American Longuo, and portraits of Paul Neumann, Professor Hosmer, the luto Dr. G. P. Judd and J. F. Clay, sec retary to the Senato. Its com mentson current events are worthy of attention. Lunch on the Fourth. Thoro will bo no need for you to be cumbered with lunch baskets in attending the literary oxeroises and tho sports nt Indopondonoo Park on tho Fourth. J. V. Chapman, whoso reputation as a catoror is unsurpassed, will havo a lunch tont on tho ground, in which tho best of fare will be serv ed nt 25o. up, according to stylf domandod. AM arruugemouts will be mado for securing tho comfort of patrons. jTZsjfl. BEMOVAL. Dr. Huddy, the woll-known dentist, has removed from Boretii nia street to Fort street, opposite thoCatholio Mission. 38-1 w. Notice of Revocation. PRIZES WILL BE OFFERED For tho following sports: AntiquoQ and Horriblos. Ilcst sclecctcil character, fcJO. HcM sustained character, (in. Pent clinracter on bicycle, $15. llcst nmtnlncd character on cycle, $10. Aquatic Sports. 10 earn )aro race, (30. 0 oar f IklliiK neat barge, sllvur cup. 4 oars dingy race, (15. Wlmlc boat race, (15. Hold Sport?. 1P0 yard race. lt unit 2d mcdalt. Standing broad jump, 1st and !M medal. uunmng oroau jrnnii, m ami -ii tncuaia. roio tquii, in nnu ci mcuai. Quarter mllo rare, 1st and !M medals. 120 yards hnrille race, let and 2d medals. Running high Jump, 1st aud 2d mctlnlsj Jim Raliarann race, 1st and 2d medals. King tournament, 1st and 2d medals. Greasy polo climbing, (.1.00 Catching greasy pig (5.00. llasket potato race, (juvenile) (3 and (2. Hoot and shoo race, (JutviiIIc) (i) and RT Entries may be mado it the Hawaiian News uompany. July 2d 1895. New Goods! i fats, Children's Muslin Embroided In now pretty designs. Infant's Muslin and Silk Bonnet3, A largo nniortmont, latest patterns. Infant's Embroidered Cashmere Cloaks, In short nnd long, cream nnd tun. Infant's Long and Short Dresses. 1 A LAIIOB ASSOIlTMKNT OI' Sun Bonnets Sun Bonnets In lawn and chambry, whito, pink, It. blue, cardinal nnd navy. A NEW MNE OP Entries close at 1 o'clock Ladies' Shirt Waists Ladies' Shirt Waists. For .fl.00' at N. S. SACHS, 520 Fort Street, Honolulu-., II. I T IS TO BE "short horso soon The undersigned hereby give notico thnt C. L. Hopkins no long ornotft for thorn under power of attorney, tho samo having beon revoked. VICTORIA 8. ELLIS. WILLIAM S. ELLIS. Honolulu, June 14, 1805. 38-3t Y.M.C.A. Hall. Direction of Thank L. Hooos. In response to many requests tho manage ment has decided to give one more concert. ALEXANDRA BRE1TSCHUCK MARQUARDT flarp Soloist hiir AND JOHN MARQUARDT VIOLINIST. "290'' is tho number most fre quently called ovor tho telephone wires. It rings up the United Oaiiiiiaoe Company's stand, whoro Superior Hacks with safo and courteous drivers, aro always to bo found A complete livery outfit, including buggies and wsg gonottes, furnished at tho short est notico. TIII.'IK I'lJIAI. CONCERT. Another Delightful Program Will bo Jtomlorcd Toiiiorrov Nlelit. Tho Mnrquardts havo decided to givo a farewell concert. It will take place tomorrow night in tho Y. M. O. A. Hall. An oxoollont program has been arranged. In uddition to playing solos on the harp, Mrs. Murquardt will sing tho pretty Italian, ballad "Non o Vcr.'' Although they aro not down on the program, Mr. Mar quardt will play two native airs with harp accompnnimont. This is the program: 1. Violin Solo Andante and FInalo from "Concerto" .Mendelssohn Mr. John Marquardt. "2. Harp 8olo "Elegy" 1'arlsh Alvars Madamu Drcltschuck MarquardC 3. Violin Solo (a) "In'tcndo".. WlenlawaUu (h) "Spanish Damo" Surasatu 4. Bone 'Non o Vcr" Tito Mattel WILL APPEAIt Tomorrow Night! An attractive programmo will bo furnished. JBP"Rcserve(l gents will bo on snlo to morrow morning at 0 o'clock, at the Bohrou Smg Company's Htoro. And Now Comes i "I v i i ill I i j.. KiiwSjKSaKSB fM EKrffiMtH2f3'. r;:?'i!oi jyi msBsmmk THE Madame Dreltschuck Marquardt. Violin Solo (a) "Alhum Lear'... V Wagner 0. (a) (h) "l'crfetuum Mohllc" Illcs n) Largo for Violin, Organ and Harp wueiuiui (h) llerceuso for Violin and Harp Laurct Harp Solo Grand Fantasle on "Tho last Itosu of Summer" Alexandra Marquardt Madamo flrcltschuclc Marquardt. Violin and'Orgau (a) llevo llellgloso.. Wucrst (h) Valao Ulahollgue Sholl Oahu Railway and Land Company. To assist tho rubllo in celebrating tho Glorious 4th BY A Grand Opening of their Line of Road to WAIANX: tho Legislature, and it is probable that some important measures will be oVorlookod. Tho matter of inducing immigration from tho United States is one that ohould havo tho attontiou of the mombors without much delay. Tho more people that aro here permanently the btttor will be tho bnsinoss of every store koopor on the islands. A good farmer is worth some thing to the storo kooperwho sella honest goods at low prices, that's ub, We aro offering ribbons all widths at prices that actually mako us ashamed to tell you what they are. The coats of our rivals turn green with envy whon thy hoar of thorn. Wo have them in every conceivable uhado. Our stock of nndorwear has never been equalled, much loss excelled in either quality or prico. It is absolutely the best at what you pay for a second or third class artiolo. It was only byohanco that wo secured the stock of u well known dealer in San Francisco, (overstocked was his excuse for disposing of it), aud as wo got them fur -below the market value wo aro onubled to givo you tho benefit of our good luck. Thoy're going rapidly, these suits, and you must spoak 'quick if you want thorn. If you are thinking about got ting a riding or bicycle auit you had better look into" our ladies, cloth nnd uorgos. Tho quality is right and so is tho prico. All shados and desirable widths. m TEMPLEl FASHION, flit) Fort Street. From the Baby Up to tho grand parents, tho whoie family can derive comfort, health and happiness from the great temperance beverage, Hires' Root Beek. It is pre eminently a home requisite mado at homo and drank at homo. Its delicious flavor, ics sparkling effervescence, and its remarkable health-giving qua lities, make it invaluable as a refreshment for the children and the grown-up folks. 'It is not only a strictly temporanco bev- erage, but a arms tuat satisfies every ttnrst; toning the sto mach, building up tho systom and creating an appetite for good, healthful food. Thoro is only ono genuine HIRES' ROOTBEER A pure, hoalthful and honestly-made extract of Nature's best Roots, Barks, Herbs and Berries Hires' Iioofbeer. Fiftoon mllos of udilitional beautiful Bcenery, Trams will loavo Honolulu at 8:45 a.m. and 1 AH pnr, returning will nrrivo in Ho nolulu at 12:55 a. in. and 5:55 p. in. $1.50 ROUND TRIP TICKET. F. C. Smith, 37-td Gen'l Pab3. aud Ticket Agont. Regan Vapor Pacific Gas Engines Launclies THE BEST IN THE MARKET. They cannot be surpassed for motivo power. J3TSEND FOR CATALOGUE JOS. TINKER, Solo Agent, Nuuann Street. 1-tf Pioneer Buildingand Loan Association. t Tho Annual Mooting of tho Stock holders of tho Pionror Building uud Loan Association will bo hold at tho Ohambor of Co miner co Eooms ou MONDAY EVENING, JULY l8t. Election of Directors. A fall at tendance is requested. A. V. GEAR, 2t. Sccrotary. A Package of Extract makes Pive Gallons of this Delicious Drink. Made only by tho CHARLES E. HIRES CO., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Testiraonials "Your Root Boor is excellent an a bovorago and acta liko a tonic I would Lirwo no othor. Wo nso it ou our tnblo all summer instead of tea o water. Rev. M. Ii. Akdabiese, Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A." "I do not know how wo should got along without your Root Beer. Wo havo used it for a nurabor of years and think it tho most dolicious drink, nud so simplo to mako. My fathor noils a groat many packages, especially during tho warm weather. Mrs. S. W. OiiAUic, 211 Shawmut Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich., U. S. A." JOBBEES: IIoimoN Duua Company Wholesale Druggist Benson, Smith Company IIolmstkr Drug Company, L'd ,s p Lewis Company Grocers 'i j THIS SPAOK RESERVED FOR if A. M. S. LEVY Fort Strtot. "fl a: A tf v j-

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flHflLJHHHBBflHMFP fi 6 mfT vr rv v" WS? KVlMflNQ HtfLhKTlN, JUUY .i, 1996. K if iHjsVi J i' f, if1 i f THE.O. H DAVIESS A I m porters f ITOor Jhothers' Otnumt, Corrugated .Iron CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. A C. Mnc Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cuilory, Etc., Etc., C. E.Williams Son HlS'PJLBLISKEID 1 858. The Largest Stock of Bedroom Sots Ever imported to Honolulu. Kight Different SlylcB to feelect from. Prices arc a clincher 2t:r.c:m: ss oo tjgp. Also a Fine Lot o! CHIFFONIKES of the Latost Designs and Patterns. Special Feature Ho. 1 Whito Seamless Slatting Fcr Koll of 40 Yards, f 1100. And a Pine Quality for $9 per Roll. Headquarters for Baby Carriages! ear thujEsfhonthi it Pioneer Furniture House 609 AP 611 L B. fCERR DUirCT I Ml'uHThKN OK European American Dty ojOdj U) HAS JUST IlECEIVED A. Complete New Stock DEB8S GOODS Victoria Lawns, Dimities, India Linens, NahwookK, Sateens. Cotton Pongees, Scotch (xhiiiait&s, Unndkorcliiefs, Iloiery, ltlbbonn, LnceB, Flowers nnd Foathors, NAIIXblt IIA'TK lanuclettea, Ceylon Shiiting, Cretonnes. Art MtinliiiH, CurtninH, Mobquito Nots, l'Jaln is Twilled Cotton 4nd tlio celebrated "MADAFOLAMB" For Ladies and Children1!) Umlei clothing. ALSO The Largest Best Selected Stock In the Islands of Suiting, Serges, Trousering, etc.. Snlf Agent for the Popular pEJftL ElATlNg M(JlIfIi$ At Popular I'lli'es. L. B. KERR, Queon Street, Honolulu, no. tf Roofing, Galvanised Waist J$pos Pdtote alid Oils. Etc., hie, Elo. KING STREET.

Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo tlio finest on tlio Honolulu marked, and con sists of ovorytliing Useful and Ornamental. Our prices aro moderate. Jowolry in special designs inanufactnr od to order on short notice. jbcobsenTpfeiffer. P. O. Box 287. Fort Strcot. Ill it AND PJtOJDUCE COMPANY. G. Oavanaoh, Manager. Opposite O. It. T Depot mi King Strcut GH.OOEHIES, Provisions, Tco IIouso Goods, Fish, Vege tables, Frozen Oj store, Etc., Etc. Recoived by every steamer from Snfl Frnncisco nnd Vnncouver. J C2T Tho Shipping Trade Supplied S3 Telephone No. 700. G. irwin Co. (limited). Win. G. Irwin, President and Manager Glnun Sprcckote, Vice-President W. M. Giflurd, Secretary and Treasurer Tlieo. 0. Portor, Auditor Sujar Enactors -AND Commission Agents. AGENTS OF THE 00EANI0 STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. uir. iiav ui! cm.miiiATi!. I'l-ouriiin of Athlrflc .Spurt tit IiiiIp pruitriiro I'nrli Tho progr.nn of tlio ntlilollc sports which nro to take plueo on tho nftoriioon of thu Fourth of lulyontliu grounds nt Iiidepcii tlonco Park is printed below. Tho ofllcers of tho day aro iib follows: D. Orossior, referee; Thonins "Wright and Ohurlos Craw, judgespW. F. Lovo mid A. Juoob Hon, tttuo'lccuporsj J. L. Torbprt, stnrtor. PltOOlMM. 100 yard 1ab1i tlireo lient first nnd hcc oudmcdalH. Polo vault, firnt nnd second niednU. Seooudf in 110 yards dush lor plnco in finnl. Itiug touruntnoiit, first and second nicdnU. Final of 100 yards dnsli. Hoot and shoo jiico.jinwiilc, $U nnd S'J. lemming Ligh Jump, liist and ucoud nicdiils. Cliinbiiig greased polo, $."i. 120 yards hurdle race, lirnt and second nicdiils. Ituuuiug biond jump, first nnd second modal j. ISnsUct potato raco jnvonilo, S.'l and 82. 220 yards dash, lint mid second niednis. Greased pic rnco. tlio niu. Oiio-ipiurter milo lace, first niuUccondJ inouais. Jim Knlinnit'.'aco,first andsccoud medals Advortiso in tho Kvkxino Bui.- LtTI.V. Pull assortmunt of si.PH in Jneger's Sanitary Voolen Under "Wear for Alon nnd Womon nt vciy low prices at Tracy's. Mi'ohanics' IL-mo, corner Hotel and Nuuiinu Btreets, lodging by day, week or month. Tonus: 26 aud 50 conts por night; $1, and SI 25 por week. City Carriugo Co., J. S And. rado, mimnger. It you wuut a hack with good horso and cmo ful driver ring up Telophono 113, corner of Fort and Merchant sheets. Hack at all hours. G. II. Harrison, practical piano and organ ninker and tuner, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian News Co. will recoive prompt attention. All work guarantoed to be thosmie as dono in factoiy. P. J. lmiger, practical watcli maker, corner of Fort and Merch ant streets, llopairing watches a specialty. Tho eolobrated Wien er Regulators. Just tho thing for an appropriate piTfont to your friends. N fsftSZZZZ' Vic-" MRS. AUG. DAKKOW. Montiiose, Pa., Sept. 25, 1801. Wells, ItionAnDsoN Co., Gentlemen:! was very much run-down, Lnino appetito nt nil, was very norvous, had no sleop night or day to sum it all up, I was perfectly wretched. v But thanks to 1'aino's Celery Compound I can now cat and Bleep and work just as well ns I could beforo I was taken Biek. "When I commencqd tnliing tho Compound I weighed 18G pounds; J now ueigh J5S pounds and do all the uorhor my family oJlie. I havo recommended tho Compound to threo families already nnd thoy nro very muclCpleascd with it. I am now taking my fifth bottle, and would recommend It to all who are .suiltuing with stomach troublo or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MRS. AUG. DARROW. Paine's Celery Compound HOIJLISTER B!U CO. Wholesnlc incuts for tho Hawnilnn Islands. Lllllo May Jicntley Born a Genius DisoaGo Throatons to Cut Short a Noblo Caroor Dut Hood's Caronpnrllla Rootoroa Good Honlth. T.tllt Jfny Tlcntlcy Is nn accomplished clocn- uonui anci nauirai Horn speaker or only 13 years of ago. Blio h tho only child tempcranco lect urer beforo tho puullo. Iter ecnlus, hoirerer, did not exempt lier from an attack of a disease of Uio Mood. Her own words best tell tlio atory i C. I. Hood tt Co., Locll, fass. I heartily Join w itli tho many thoimndi that are recommending llood'i Barsaparllla. I had boon troubled from Infancy with gatherings In t ho head. 1 was compi-lled to kavo school upon t ip doctor's ndv Ico. Ho thought It was the only thlu to savo my life, but I Contlnuod to Crow Woroo. r was persuaded Anally by a friend to try Hood's Barsaparlll.-v. Tho uso of ono bottlo acted cf. Hood's3" Cures fcctlvely upon tho blood and I began to Improve. Aftor tho uso of thrco bottles tho giUierlng ceased and I am cured of my former troublo. I on o my III o and w 111 alw ays remain a true friend to Hood's S.irsnpnrllln." Liixik may Iiknt. Lltr, bhelby vllle, Indlaist. Get HOOD'S, Hood's Pllln act easily, yet promptly and caiclently, on tho liver and bowels. 23c. Hobron Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agents for tho Republic of Hawaii. G. E. SMITHIES Accountant, Gollector Copyist. Ofllco with C. D. Ghnso, Snfo Deposit Building, 100 Fort Street. Tele phone 18-1. ESPTho collection o Government Hills a specialty. 1-tf PANTHEON SflLODN, FOI'.T AND HOTEL ST8. Hcadpartcrs Bntemrise Brewimr Co Largest Consignmout of Beer that over arrived hero, now on Draught J. DODD, I'rop'r IKE'S CELERY Perfect TORED, KIRS. DflRROW TO KEfifh AND HAPPINESS. This Us the Medicine ThatSMakes PeoDle Well! IS FOR SALE BY THE NEW GOODS 1 NEW GOODS! AND New Goods! X 4 That is just wlmt I havo receiv ed, aud tho Bargains, nt which thoy will bo oilcrcd will astonish you. For tlio next Thirty Days, I will tiiitko a specialty of LADIES FINE OAJUUUO WEAK such us Night DreSfcCB, Olicmises, Drawers, Corsets Col-sot Covers, and Wnhts. My line of WASH GOODS just rocoivod cannot bo equalled and are tho latest goods nnd designs: Plisses, Pongees, Piques, Organ dies, Madras' Ducks, Dimities, Etc ,Etc. For tho next JNinety Days I will locoivo NEW GOODS on evory Stoamor. I, I 2) 514 FOK1' STKEI3T. The Daw'u Fcrtiliziug Co. AIIE BETTER PKEPAltl J) THAN EVEIt, TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MURES, To any analyses, at lowest pricos". A. P. COOKE, Agent. 32-tf. ly retched! COMPOUND RES- 5 $i u it1 J ?f V V I v 1

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"ffj TH r? KVSN1N0 IJUiiLMTIN, JlHiY 1, 1806. 'g w 31 i '5 1 i i I 1 r. ih HOLLISTER im point Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS AND PHOTOGBAPJIIO DEALERS. JJstftblished ISO'J. .g-erLts for J. C. Aycr Co. Perry Davis Pain Killer Horsfords Acid 1 Phosphate. Follows Syrup of Hypophosnlutes. Wampoles Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wnio of Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Hunalj-a Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Palo People Mother Scigels Syrup Cummins Cough Cure. 1 ollc Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. E. H. T. Anthony Co., etc., etc. New Goods! New Goods! Now Goods! BY EACH STEAMER FROM THE COAST A complete line of staplo and fancy Island orders LEWIS Tolophono No. 240. We Have the Best! If you will examine our stock of rture 'f You will e Furn mumsy They Stand Unequalled in Honolulu 5 &T Our Goods received by vessels just from tho Coast iiro artistic in the minutest detail. EAN INSPECTION INVITED gj 'CJSSXjiE33E3J3:03J'ES 3-3:S. Ordway Porter, Hotel Street, Robinson Block, 'fresh provisions, FAMILY BEEF BY THE POUND, FAMILY PORK BY THE POUNDr NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES, BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. Clias. Hustace, Lincoln Blook, King street. ALLEN ROBINSON. Doalors in Lumber nnd Coal and Building Materials of all kinds. Quoon Street, Honolulu. iventag Bulletin 5k per lontli DRUG CO. xritnrr. Incorporated ISO I. Our Line groceries, as low as tho lowest. solicited. CO., P. 0. Box 297 agreo that for Tolophono 119. FURNISHED ROOMS. Two front furnished rooms to lot at No. '1 Garden Lano. tf Till! ?IAIItIAItllT ('OM'HItl'. Another Crowded lloti.o nl Tliplr Necoml Atii'nrnlicci Tliorn wore very few vacant sontH at tho second Mnrqimrdl concert on Saturday ovoning. Tho principal pot formers played with thoir usual cxcollonco, but wore chary of nccopting oncoros. Mr. Mnrqtiiudt'a violin solos' wcro nil npplaitdecl and especially "Gypsy Danco" and tho air and variations from "Mosos" on ono string. Madame Murquardt'n soloctions woro listened to with rapt at tention and tho fust "An Hit do la Mcr" recoived a well merited oncoro. Miss Jessie Axtoll's singing added much to tho ploa Biiro of tho evening. Her song, "A vo Maria" with harp, organ und violin accoinpanitnent by Mr. and Mrs. Marquutdt and Profes sor iii'roltl had to bo repeated. Prof. Horold was very neccptable as an accompanist, but his piano was much too loud at times. In response to general request an other concert will bo given tomor row evening. o Tlio Wrong" or IUiiii. lf ho dies folks say his vices killed him. If ho lives thoy say ho is so lough tho Lord doesn't want him. If he dresses stylishly ho is called a dude, and if ho doosn't ho is a slouch. If he marries hois no account and if ho remains single ho is blamed for it. If ho stavs at homo nights he's a spoke, und if ho doosn't he's a rake. If ho is good-looking ho is sot down as conceited, and if ho isn't ho's called as ugly as sin. Ladios-Dr. Jaeger's Undcrwoar at very low prices to closo out at Tracy's. GOO Dozen Socks, just recoived at Tracy's. $1.50 to $2.40 per dozen. 01othiug,hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery, neckwear, etc., to suit all sizos and conditions of men, at L. D. Timmons, Waring Blook, cor ner Fort and Berotania sts. Notico Brown Kuboy, whole sale and retail doalors in "Watches, Clocks, Jowelry and Plated Goods, formorly of Tho Masonic Block, have taKon tho store httoly occu pied by Soharf's Nows Stand in tho Arlington Blook on Hotol streets. If you want your watch repair ed, if youMvant jewolry mado up neatly. If you want sonvonir spoons, or anything in tho jowol ry line. H. G. Biart, at O. Geitz's store, Fort street, is your man. Ho was for ten years tho prac tical watchmakor for AYonner Co NOTICE Is horoby givon that nil claims against J. N. BICKAL as contrac tor for tho extension of tho Oahu Railway and Land Company for MorcnanuiRO uenvoreu or moor furnished must bo haudod in at the oflico of tho Company up to July Gth, 181)5. Otherwise) tho Company will not b'o hold res ponsible for tho payment of any such claims. B. F. DILLING-HAM, Gen'l. Manager O. R. fe L. Co. 33-td To the Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tako a rido around tho Island, or to the Pali, can bo nccomomdatod at a small cost by F. Smith, tho Bus .1 i man. At smun s ouioiob can do found at a momont's notico Buss es, WagonottOB, Buggies, Saddlo Ilorsos, etc., for hiro. Spooial attontion paid to Tour ists wishing to tako in tho sights at a small fare. This is tho cheap est placo in town. Horsos broke, doublo or singlo; also horsos bought, sold or ex changed. For fuxthor particulars apply to F. SMITH, Bus and Livery Stablos. King St, botweon Fort and Bethel. Ti lerjhono -108. Juno 18, G-mo. JUST RECEIVED PER S. H. AUSTRALIA, A lew Lie of Mure Coverings With Gimps and Cords to Match. Chenille Portierresi Chenille Tablecovers PLAIN COTTON CRAPES IN EVEKIN6 SHADES, FIGURED COTTON 0B.APES. bi F. EHLESS CO. Mew FiFiilir! A LARfffi ASSORTMENT OF Top Roll and Other Office Desks Which wo avo soiling at prices unheard of in Honolulu. HOPP No 7-1 Khijr Streot, EDMUND P- DOLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 318 Fort St. Telephono 91. 27-3ms K. 3T. BURGESS IS NOW rBETAHKD TO Repair Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Wa .ter Tnps, Etc., Etc. Snw FiliiiR ami all kinds of Tools Sharp ened, including Carving Knives nud Scis bors. Lawn Mowers a specialty. Also, SettiuR Qlnss in fact all kinds of Job bing. AVorl: called for and roturnod. Riug up Tolophono ar2. 1-tt TO LET. Houses FurnistLed and Unfurnished. for SALE. DAVID DAYTON. 13-tf 42 Merchant Strcet- WING WO TAI CO No 25 Nuunnu Streot Honolulu, II. I. Commission Menhnnt, Importor nnd Dcnlcrs in Qenoral Merchandise, lino Mani la Cigars, Chincso nnn Japanoso Crookery waro, Mattings. Vases of nil Kinds, Cam. puorwood Trunks, Katt'iu Chairs. A fino assortment of Dress Silks, ohoicoHt Brands of Chinebo and Japanese Teas of Latest Im portations. fOSF" Inspection of New Goods rcapoct fufiyBolicited Bell Tel. 2fi0. l'.O. Uoic 153 rn AND TO SELL A BIOYCLB AltE TWO DIFFERENT THINGS. Olovolund Bicycles soil ono prico to ovorybody, no reduction. If you want ono on tho instal ment plan you can get it by pay ing a littlo moro. Cleveland's simply lead. H. E. WALKER, Agont. Merchant Streot. 32-lm E. 11 ISC. W 1 CO., Honolulu, JT. I. Empire Saloon Corni-rNuiiniiu Itntol Street. E. N. Rkqua, Manager. J JJllUUlUj U1UU POUTERS, Etc., ON DRAUGHT. Half-and-Half on Draught Handmade Sour Mash a nrr.ciAi.TY. Criterion Saloon l'ort mar Ilotnl Street. 0. J. McCAnTHY, Mnunger. Poplar BranSs of StraigM Goods AT.WATH ON HAND. Try tbo Great Appotizor: The Jivownte Cocktail! A Specialty with this Resort. nnroT op the Famous Wioliuiil liiigor Boor! AT THE ANCHOR Soullicnst Cor. King Nuunnu Sts. Oyster Cocktails Bauor Bruniton I Frodorickaburg Boer I Straight and Mlzed Drinks Of All Kinds nnd Rest Quality. Merchants, Exchange S. I. SHAW, Proprietor. Corner KIiir N'uumiu Rtrcntu, Honolulu Ghoico Lhiuors and Fino Boor. 1 0l05pla.os3.es 401. HO YEN KEE&CO., v L2. STviuanu Ctroot, TINSMITHS, PLUMBING, Etc., Etc Crockor' nnd Glnsswnro. ED. C. EOWE, HouscpSign nnd Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. MANUFAOTUltnit OF Howe's Liquid SlatlUf, G20 Kins Streot. 3-3 ra i n f Vi

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fri mpWMiM1 Wir r,mmmr "yt,-t wwa V t jr T 'wrrs, wr tfr-WP ,,flT "lp""' KVKNttfd WJIjIjICTIK; JULY 1, 1R0C. sudor's Sleamsblp Co, 4ftt TIME TABLE C. i. WIGHT, 1'res. H. 11. W08K, Bo. Cit. J. A. KINO, l'ort Bupt. Stmr. KINAU, CLARKE. Gonuntndar, Will lTe Honolulu ta r. u., Vonohlnest Labalna, Mnalitea Day and Mftkena th larueday; Mahukona, Kawalhaeond Lau pohoelioe the' follnwlt.g day, antring at Hllo the sarnn evening. LPAVKS 1I0N0IUIU. ABRIVBA HONOLULU. Tueiday... Juuoi") Tnoday. July i WrldAV July 0 Frldny July 12 Tiifudrtv Itilylfi Tuesday.. ..July 2.'! Jrlday Inlv" Friday.. Aug. 'Z TnciAr.y Atif. 0 Tuesday ...Auk. 13 Friday Anp. 10 FMd..y An. 23 Tiifsdcy Aug. .!7 Tuesday.... Pept. 3 Frliay Sept. IJ Krlrtav Mopt. 13 Tilrsrtatr Sept. 17 Tuesday.. .Hen'. 21 Fr'lav Sopt.27 Friday Oc Tuesday Oct. Tu-sday. ...Oct. 1! K'lilay ...Ocr. 10 Kridny O.-t. 2 T.i'-sdav Oct. 29 Tufsduy No. 6 Friday ...Nov. 8 Fridnv Nov. 15 Tuesday Nov. in Tntday Nov. 2-) Friday Nov.2t Friday Hoc. fl Ttitdny Dec, 10 Tuo'day ....l)c. 17 Friday I)o. "0 Frldav Deo 97 iUturuiUK. will loom rillo at lo'alock r. toucliiup at iiaupaltoehoe, Mahn kona and Kovidhae same day; Mnkeiia, Maalaea Bay uii'l Lnhaina the following duvi arriving tt Hnnnlnln the attornoous til Tuesdays and Fridays Car- No FrelRht will be recslvtd after 1 noon on day of tailing. Stmr. OLAXJDINE, GAMEBON, Caraaundtr, Will leave Honolnlu Tuesdays at 0 p. m., touching at Kahulnl. Hnna, Haznoa end Kipahciln, Manl. Returning Rives at Honolulu Hunday ninrnlngfl Will cull at Nuu, Knupo, on second trip of each month. No Freight will be rfcalved after 4 r. k. on day of sailing. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the ttmeof departuto and arrival of Its steamers without notice and it will not bo responsible for any elo quences arising therefrom. Consignees must bo at the Lnnillngn to receive their Freight; this Comjwiny will not hold itself responsible for freight after it fias been landed. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Company will not be responsible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed In the care of Parsers. Passengers arr requested to purchase tlokets b- fore embarking. Those failing to d so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-five por cent. INMRINE A COLD WATER PAINT Especially Desigietl For INSIUE Work on F dories and Public Buildings. It is n dry powder which enn bo pro pared for upo by simply stirring in COLD WATER rind cnu bo npplied by nuyono mid will ulwnya produco good work. It is VERY WHITE, oxtromoly ro noctivo nnd hardens ou n woll like elono nnd will tnke any tint. It will last for years, cud is Unaffected by gases. One coat covers better than two coats of oil paint or whitewash. It can bo usod on any surfaco nnd for nil classes ot work, oven for the finest decorating. It will not rub, scale or crack, nor will it soften with ago or die color. It will not sot in the mixing vessel, in fact it improves by standing n few days. It can bo used to good advnntugo over old whitewnsb without ncraping. IT DRIES OUT "WHITE AFTER BEING WET. It is ohoapor than whitewash, durability considered. It is supplied in barrels from 300 to 400 lbs., also in boxes ot 100, 50 and 25 pounds. This is for OUTSIDE Work, Such as Fences, Outbuildings and La borers' Quarters. It is a thick pasto to Iks diluted with, cold water; stands rain and oxposura as well as oil paint, and costs but a fraction as much. It is fire resisting as it contains no oil, and has no equal as a light reflector in dark base ments, damp collars. anA similar places. It is supplied in colors. ....FOR SALE BY.... G-,11 II CO. LIMITED. i gents for Hip '?mm Islands. ASK YOUR GROCER Fob Patent Excellent Floob. Highest grado Flour on the inarkot. Cost the sumo as all other first-class grades. Mm OUTSIDE 1MB IE m yaoht eleahob arrives. t'UAMCV HAIUIMII AM. 11101X7 A I'Oltr ON MAUI. Ilir l.lnuuiui. S, U. AVI III or mill Alnlia i:rnpc tntlon--IInrk Miitllilit AVHli Lumber Ollirr Note. 'Hie ftinmiT W'nlnlcnlc in lieln; ovrrlintiled ojtliu murine rnM B3 'llio Minuter Inlutil goes to windward Kuuii tomorrow uWcniooti. 7lio ptiMtner W i llnll leac fcr licward llnrt.ill port tiiiuonow' morning. The rciiwnll l nefcriy toinpleled from the new l!li imirkcl to tUe inarlno rallwuy. Oxa iwo liundrul ntij twciity-tltcUioiunnd dollars worth of kuuv lift here ilerday morning. Iholuirk Connuelo, Captnln JacobHfl, ar rlveil Inst Friday morning at Kaliulul with a general taio. The steamer Kiauliou gf to Kona and Kau tomorrow with telepliimo postit lorlljo Kona-Katt te eplioiie cuinpany. Customs Ih.))cetor Tom Cook Kept the lonely watch on the waUrfrontje8ti'rdayover the feWbttllliigeelsU-ft In port only eight. Four reialeltiont tailors in handcuffs were put aboard the loguno Juet beloru she lelt yesterday tiinrtiini;. She eairlid partly a Japanese cicw. The bail. 11 1' lllthet and barkentino lungard are due Irom S.in Franeisvo. The former Is fourteen daj and the latter thirteen days out from San Francisco. The steamships Mlou era from Sidney and Monowat from San Francisco will both arrive on July JIli, which will kunck some of the full in the head lor the waterfront iinployics. The American bark Siatllda.SM'iison master, arrived about twenty-live dajs out from l'uget Sound Sunday morning. She brings a a load of pine lumber to Allen and Robinson. The yacht llonnlu Dundee was out for a spin to leeward eslerday. On Saturday Pres ident Dole took a party in her for u ball and In coming to Urewer's wharf on the return, lie ran the bowsprit clean up ou the dock where she hung until piubcd off. The Amei lean ship Manuel Llaguno with Its big cargo of sugar skipped out of the harbor for the New York refinery early Sunday morn ing In order to escape tlio tax which goes Into effect today. She was followed by the bark entino S G Wilder and schooner Aloha, both for the San Francisco retlnery, the former with a full load and the latter with about half a cargo. News has been received of the abandon ments account of fire, and with passengers on board, of the HrltUb c6scl Why Not, bound for the Island of Jersey. The crew of the Why Not, It appears, in taking to the boats succeeded In landing at Erqulty, in the department of Coles du Nord, not far from St. Slalo, Frauo.. The fate of the passengers Is not known. The American steam yact Eleanor, Com mander Scott, fourteen da s from Yokohama anchored off the harbor at eleven o'clock Saturday night. Pilot Lorenzcn went out to her but the commander waited until Suudaj morning, when she steamed In and came to anchorage between the U. S. S. Bennington and bark Andrew Welch The Eleanor car ries a pleasure party of live and a crew offifty men all told, and Is on a two yiar's cruUe around the world. The Eleanor will leave for Hllo and the Volcano in a few days, Irom thence to Alaska Irom whence she will sail to the South Seas, The steamer Kaliulul, commander Tyson, about which great fears were entertained when she left Sail Francisco two weeks ago, arrived all right at Kaliulul last Tuesday, June 25th, after a trip of eleven and a half days. Shu brought three passcngersandablg cargo, part of which was lor Mahukona. The Ka liulul weut over to Mahukona to discharge Wilder fc Co.'s freight but they refused to rceiUe the same ou account of freight con tracts already existing. Consequently the Kaliulul was compelled to take the freight to Kaliulul where it was placed In bond. She leaves for Sail Francisco today. AllMVALS. Am stra yacht Eleanor, commander Chas W feiott, from Yokohama. Am stmr Kahulnl, Tyson, from San Fran cisco, (at Kaliulul.) Am bk Matilda, Svensen, from Tort Town send, Am bk Consuelo, Jacobscu, from San Fran cisco, (at Kaliulul.) 7 DKPAKTI'RKB. Stmr Mokolll. McQrcgor, for Molokal and Lanal. Stmr Walmanalo, Calway, for Waialua. Stmr Kaala, Brown, for circuit of Oahu. Stmr James Makce, Tetcrson, for Kapsa. Sclir Sarah and Eliza, for Waianac, Schr Aloha, Dabel, for San Francisco. Ship Manuel Llaguno, Small,for New York Bktne S O Wilder, Hey, for Bau Francisco. PROJECTED DEPAUTUllKS Stmt- W. (1. Hall, Slmerson, for Hawaii and Maui, Tuesday at 10 a in. Stmr Llkcllke, Welsbarth, for Maui, Tues day, at 5 p in. Stmr Mlkahala, Freeman, for Kauai, Tues day, at S p. m, Stmr Kcauhou, for Kona and Kau tomor row at S pm. Stmr Iwalanl, Sniythc, lorllanamaulu, Ka lihlwal, Kllauca and Hanalci tomorrow at S p m. IMPOHT8. Ex Matilda; 621,381 feet rough lumber and lot of litHt'er to Allen A' KXI'OIIIH. lVrH (I V.'llf'r 0,1115 butt" of sugar by SrliRefcr .V: (Xi, WW1 lis sugar hy Davles .t Oo, "M'J bogs liiir by Brewer A Co. Total lr.nr.S bnts tuuor, !!,(XW,l:j3 pounds. Value, tAI,m Per Mnnucl MnjTann I3,IWJ bsfi sugar by trwIn&Co. Vnliw, 135.IKXI. Per Alohn 5MHJ lag sugar by Castlo A: (moke, 721 bags sugar by Irwin ft Co, IWS0 ling sugar by llaekfcld it Co, l'0 lags rlio liJljmniilfros. Vain.-, f37,80l. VKHHEI fl Iff POUT MVAI. Mi!i:t.. U S S Jlennlintton, Thotru, Marc Island. MKUCIHSTHI'.N. (Coa'ti rs not Included In this list.) Schr Norma, Swenson, Clalon, 11 C Ilk Sumatra, Hern, Hllo Bktne W II Dlinnud, S V Brig W Irwin, Willimns, 8 V Bk Andrew Welch, 8 1' Bark Albert, (irllllth. S V Schr Olga, Kpscn, 8 F Sclir Wm F Wltri-mnnti, OBm.'S-V Am rt in Mieht Kleannr, Scott, Yokohama Am hk Matilda, favtiimii, Pt Towiisend FOSr.KIV VTSHIM.S EXl'ErTEI). Vessels Where from Due Bark Kdnard Mm Boston Due Bark It PBlthei.'. SF Due Ilk Martha llocMialiu, ..l.lerpool Due Bark Velocity Hongkong.... July2S Bark Amy Turner New York. ..SciitlS SlilpMurlo Haekfeld.... Liverpool Oct 2 MAllMED nUTlinilFOHD-MAALEA-In this clty.Juiic 20, 1805, by the Itev II II Parker, (Jcoigc N Ituthcrfoid to Esther K Maakn. HOLMES-TUCK In this city, June 20, 1895, ut the Catholic Mls;loii, by Itev Father Valentine, Henry Holmes to Mary Tuck. 6i )U.

OL'Ityio Tatolo JLOCAJ, LINE S. AUSTRALIA. Arrive Honolulu Lcovo Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. July 15 July 20 Aug.9 Aug. 14 Sept 2 Sept.7 Sept. 80 Oot.2 Oct 21 Oct.27 Nov. 15 Nov. 20 THROUGH LINE From San Francisco for Sydney. lrn'tr Honolulu. From Sydney for Sau Francisco. Leave Honolulu. Monowni. .July 4 Alamcdn. ...Aug. 1 Mariposa.. Aug. 20 Monowni.. Sept. 2G Alameda. ...Oct 2-1 Alameda. Mariposa.. Monowni. Alnmedn. Mariposa. .Juno 27 .July 25 Aug. 22 Sept. 19 Oct. 17 NEW DEPARTURE! PIE, CAKE AND ICE CREAM! H. F. SiNcrat, for six years foreman nt Swain's bakery, Sutter street, San Fran cisco, has taken up his headquarters with Mus. Kate Sinoeii. Kino Stkket, will bake superior PIES axici CAIZES for family use. Mince Pics a Spcclnlty Delicious Ice Cream t Mnde from puro cream and from pure fruits will be supplied to families or for balls parties and receptions. 1ST Order on Telephone 872 will re coive prompt attention. tSf Delicious Pies will bo on salo at H. J. Nolto's Beaver Saloon. 18-lni Bl IClaa-er Street. G. J. WaliiEk, MAKiann. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND Naw Contractors. FITS CURED (From U. S. Journal iflttiMne.) Prof.W.Il.reske.who makes a specialty of Epilepsy, bas wllhont doubt treated aad cured more cases Uun sarlWliigrbTilclaiithlsiuccetslsattonlitiltig. We hre heard of cuss of JO years'ttaiid Ins cured by him. HepabllshitvalaableworkoathJidieMnhlcahe lends with a lire bottle of his abiolate cure, free to any sufferer who may send their P.O. nd Express ad drr. WsadrlssanyonawlshlnKacnrstoaddreM, Prof. W. U. PBBlUt, r. CwUr BU, Nw York. inl-Kt'llaititiui Itulilimnn. SteamsliiD Canadian-Australian Hlcnniors of llio nlwvo Lino rtttiniiig in connection with llio OAKADIAN" PACIFIC RAILWAY llotwcun Vancouver, 11. 0., nnd Sydney, N. 8. W., and calling nt Victoria, I). 0.,, Honolulu and Suva (Fiji), A.3EEB 3DTTE -A-T HOOSTOXjTTIL.'Cr On or about tho dates bolow staled, viz.: Krom.Sjdncy nnit Stun, for Victoria nnd l'riiin Vlqtorln and Vnnciiiuer, II. fnr Viinciiincr, It. C'.i Sttnr "Miowcrn" July 4 Stmr "WnrriiiHHi" August 1 Stmr "Miouorn" Soptcniber 1 Through TleketH IhsiiciI from iroiiolulti to Citniulii, United Stales mid ICtirojii'. ritEiailT AND l'AHSEXOER AGENTS: D. MoNicoltj, Montreal, Canada. IlonnitT Kuitii, Winnipeg, Canada. M. M. Stkhn. Snn Francisco, (Jul. Q. MoL. Biiown, Vancouver, 13. C. Australian Hail Service; For San Francisco: The Now and Fino Al Steel Slentnship "ALAMEDA" Of tho Ocennio Steamship Compnny will bo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney aud Auckland ou or about Juno 27t3i, And will leave for tho above port with Mails and Passougors on or about that date. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho New and Fino Al Steel Steamship "MONOWAI" Of the Ocennio Steamship Company will be duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or about July 4th, And will havo prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tho above ports. The undersigned nro now prepared to issue Through Tickets to All Points in tho United States. EST For further 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 ItOAD near Fertilizing Plant. These Lots are Very Cheap and Sold on Easy Terms. Desirablo Aero Tracts near tho city and other Properties for sale. BKUCB, WAKING CO., Dealers in Lots nnd Lands, l-t G03 Fort Street, near King. SEQUAH'S WORLD i Oceanic Steamship Co. To EcquAii, Bin I fed It my doty to Inform you of the benefit I had derived from tho use of your Remedies. Seqush's Curo and Oil. I liai o been troubled with Klieumatlsm ever since 1B03 and since 1887. I have spent all I could ism In trying to cure myself but failed. I came to you In April imablo to walk without the old of sticks The pains In my legs being feariul; I was treated by you in presence of several witnesses and received great relief? I con tinued the use of your remedies using only four bottles of Oil and two of the Cure, and now not only am I cured of the Rheumatism, but my limbs have become stronger, It Is now near ly three months since receiving your treatment, and I feci allrlght. I was unable to work for K year (18 months) before coMlng to you, and I have now been at work for over five wceka past. I canuot find words to snfuclently thank you for the good your visit here has done me. Ianijoursgratofulyl, L. 11EICKE, IllacksmlUi. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, Exclusive and .Sole Agents. Steamship Line Hinn ami Hyilncyi Stmr"Vnrrimoo"... Sttnr "Miowcrn" Stmr"Wnrrimoo"... ...Juno 21 July 21. August 21 C2T For Freight and Passage and all General Information, apply to TME0. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hnwaiian Islands. is Mdl Hip k AND THE Occiiental Oriental Steamship Co. 2- It For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG: Steamers of tho above Companies will call nt Honolulu on their way to tho nbovo ports ou or about tho following dates: Stmr Coptic July 10, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. Aug. 10, 1895 Stmr Coptio Sept. 19, 1895 Stmr China Oct. 29, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For SAN FEANCISC0: Steamers of tho abovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their wny from Hongkong nnd Yokohama to tho abovo port on or about the following dates: Stmr Coptio Juno 17,1895 Stmr City of Peking. ..July 17, 1895 Stinr Belgio Aug. 9, 1895 Stmr City of llio do Janeiro Sept.G, 1895 Stmr China. October 6, 1895 Stmr Coptio Nov. C, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. Dec. 0, 1895 Stmr Coptio Jan. 15, 1890 Stmr China Feb. 21, 189(5 Rates cf Passage are oS follows: TO TOKO- TO IIONa IIAUA. KONO. Cabin 8150.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4. months 225.00 2G2.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 2G2.50 816.25- European Steerage 85.00 100.00 tSTPoAsengers paying full faro will bo allowed 10 percent on" return faro if re turning within twelve months. C5T"For Freight nnd Passngo apply to- H. HACKFELD CO., r l-tf Agents. i CodsoI Hated Sola later Co., L'i Corner Allen Fort Sta., Honolulu HOLLISTER CO., Agents. RENOWNED REMEDIES. u 7 s uV m y 'i v if 0- A" f "4