Evening Bulletin (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii])
August 17, 1895

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1 N. Evening Bulletin "With -which is Incorporated the "Independent," i K VOL. l. NO. 78. HONOLULU, H. I., SATURDAY, AUGUST 17. 1895. PRICE 5 CENTS. 0

MP J THE uepip Bulletin With which U Incorporated tho Independ ent. Hawaiian Copyright by A. V. Grab, Juno 22, 1805. Published every day excopt Sunday nt 609 KinR Streot, Honolulu, H. I. SUIISCRUTION 11ATKS. Per Month, nnywliero in tho Ha waiian Islands 3 76 Per Year. 8 00 Por Year, postpaid to America, Canada, or SIcxIeo 1000 Per Year, postpaid, other Foreign Countries 13 00 I'nynblo Invnrlablv In Advance. Advertisements unaccompanied by specific instructions inserted till ordered out Advertisements discontinued bofore expiration ot specified poriod will be charged as it continued for full term. Libornl nllowonco on yearly and halt yearly contracts. Address all communications to tho edi torial department to "Editor Bulletin." Business letters should bo addressed to "Manager Evening Bullotin." Telephone 23. P. O. Box 89. B. L. FINNEY, Manager. Rheumatism AND PILES CURED BY AYER'S SARSAPARILLA. Mr. W. Jekkctos, Adelaide, S. A., formerly ot Hawthorn, near Melbourne, Vic, writes: "For tlio pasts or 4 yours. I linve bee n'n freat sutlerer from rlieumatlam and piles, tried nil sorts ot medicines, tmt derived no good from them. I chanced to read one of your books And thought I would give your Sarsaparllla a trial. I did so, and alter taking ono bottle I felt better, and after taking 4 bottles I was a new man. 1 was sorry I never took It before, for It would nave saved me very much pain. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Has curotl othors, will euro you. Made by Dr. J.C.A jer Co., low cU,Mati.,U.8.A. Hollistej Drug Co.. L'd, Solo Agents for tho Republic of Hawaii. Man is eenornlly ns vain at a woman, but it k nlmot mi impossibility to got him to admit it. Soino nru piutlculur ubout tho shape of their hat, oti era aro daft ou shoos; but the lust mother's son of thorn will insist GOOD Fit when it comes to clothes.Thoy go on tho old adage that "fino feathers mako fino bird;" and ah far as tho nrtistio oyo is con cerned thoy are about light and that is tho reason that most nion drivo their tailor al mObt mud by insisting on n perfect FIT There nro hoveral kinds of (its, however, some tire horuditary, no mo nro brought ou by heat, ovei-oxurtiuu, oto., but tho tit that in brought about by uh is not affected by the hcut ur cold, but Is nevertheless lierodi tnry with us JOHNSTON-41-1(1 STOREY. 113 Fort St. FITS CURED Urm U, S. Journal KMtl(lnt.) Pfof,VV.II.rel..wli'JWl-'M,-l1'y,,'':l'1,'P,l'i Us without doubt baud snd cuivd inur C4.it toia iiy living WiUlin I lilittMl(Hllili ,w l,toliiiiilufiii0)Nir.'UiMint!nirilb)'blui, JinuWl,liKvluililwoikuiilhi.(lwvlilcllwi Kiwlf wlili Urn boiili uf In wulul mm, f n lit WdvUiii)'WiwitiliHfeurtlu4dri, tltt, W, II. I'lJUUI'i If, t4r M., Iwyuk, t,a.i-. ijji'u'.u"j ,i. iuji' i -n iiumii u ui Gubionlm nho J3vi;njmi JIui,. lAmn, Ifi ouiiU mouth. THE FIRST LEGISLATURE. The Causes Which Led To Its In stitution. INTERESTING CEHEMONIES IN CON NECTION THEREWITH. Those Who WeroPreaoutat tho Open- liiC and H'lint Warn Done During tho amnion. Now Mint tho first session of the Logislaturo of tho llopublic of Hawaii hns adjourned, it hus oo currod to tho writor that u short history of tho firBt legislative body which mot in thoso islnuds would bo of interest to tho general public. That it will bo so tho writer is more especially lod to bolioYo since undertaking tho task and finding how few thoro are in tho present generation who really romornbor much about it. Ask ten men on tho stroets of Hono lulu today when tho first Huwuii nn Legislature mot and sovou will know nothing about it, ono will toll you it tvus in 18G5, another that it was in 1800 and tho lust that it was about 1854. To u cortain extent theso latter wore moro or loss correct, for ns in everything else thero aro legis latures and legislatures, good, bid mid indifferent. But tho first logislativo body to meet in thoso islands was convened in 1845, and for a conciso account ot tho cir oumstanoos which lod to its for mation tho .writor -is indebted to the compiler of tho laws passed nt that session, John Ricord, who in his profaco to tho same, dated January 1st, 1846, says The Hawaiian Kingdom was governod until tho year 1838, without other system that usage and with a few trifling excep tions, without legal enactments. Tho bill of rights, proposed and signed by His Majesty (Kamehamcha III.) on the yth of June, 1839, was the first essential doparturo from the anciont despotism. The Consti tution which ho voluntarily conferred on the people on the 8th of October, 1840, reoognized the throe grand divisions of a ci vilizod xuonaroby, king, logislaturo und judges, and defined in some rospects tho general duties of each. Theso, Lowover, were so engrafted ou tho auciont form of governmont that there seemed to bo a blend ing of thoir separata funotlons, requiring tho aid of organio acts, limiting their usual spheres, in order to socuro tho civil liberties intended to bo conferred npoti the people. Tho Constitution had not been earned ill to fullefleot. Its provisions needed assort ng aud nrranging into appropnulo families, and prescribed machinery to ronder them effective. Some of tho most obvious points in civil and criminal jurisprudence hid been in bouio measure provided for by de claratory and penul ordinances, either pro claimed by the king befoie, or ciuieted by tho logislaturo after the Constitution was given. Vutns civilization very rapidly progronsed, and commerco vi ith tho increase of foreign population largely augmented, theso were found in their nature much too loose to s itisfy tho national wants. Theso laws and rules, though universally promulgated at home, and somewhat extensively abroad, wro neither well kuown nor understood. From detached fragments they were collated and translated into tho English languuga in 1812 by tho Ilev. William llicbanls, who has Hinco beeu distiucruUhud as one of His Majesty's EnvoyM to Luropo. That transla tion contained 200 p ges 12 mo., mid is hystematizod for reference into 05 chapters, each dovoted to some distinct subject of legislation, It will bo found of Isstiug benefit to tho Hawaiian government in de fining tho publiu mid privuto rights, dutio und obligations that existed before the pre Kent codillcutlou, which is in f ct Imsod upoult. As rosuUs of missionary labor, how ever, the ordinances have b.eu grcutly ser viceable in preparing tho nation for what has beuoiuu iniiisiensaulu to it jMilitioal existence u complete code of laws, embracing organic forms nf the ilifnroiil lUpurtmonU particularly exooutio and judicicl, with outlines of their duties suil modes of procedure aud uompruheiiNive civil mid criminal digests. Tito events of tho Irto IWUioiml CWlou to CI rout Uriiaiu uineliikivbly prove that some more iiiiiiuta itud ujIuiihivu juilluaiuru was Imiu since reijuUllo. The imlluiml muus wirebruuglit to Jlls Malesly's liullio by Ihu MliUeal ltojiortsul tlnyaUl, Jbl5, in miiMxuitimvo ol which (lie i'uUlutive Uouum iuix lliu luiiuHiuujoiiii rtxwiuiioui "lie ll tnurlnl Iht Nulla tunl llrii itifHtatUn id Iht UiimiUui Nulhn, in Lttiltlinht Cumuli AtmMal. I''Jmi luting labuii Inlw huiwiUihIIuii Hie HVluw dI lliv Ctilhllllltiwil IMttJs lU Alloniify.Oumfsl, wjilwli iu w4 kfwin hs on tho 21st day of May, ho bo requested to draw out for tin n'dlgest of the Constitution and laws, and also a project of the organio acts which ho rocommonds, accommodating them to our condition and cirounistancoH, Passed at the Council Chamber, this 24th day of June, 1845. Approved by (Signed) Kamehameiia Rhone Ana. In oboying that resolution John Kicord, tho Attorney Gonoral, Bubmittod at intervals portions of what is known as tho Statnto Laws of FJis Mnjosty Kamchanio hu III to His Majesty in Cabinet Council of his ministers, whon they first underwent disoussion and amondmont. They wore noxt transferred to tho Bev. William Richards, for faithful translation into tho nativo language, after which, as from a judiciury com miUco, thoy were reported to tho legislative council for criticism, discussion, amondmont, adoption or rejection. Tho two housts put KAMEIIAMEnA III. ft thorn up onthrooBOveral readings, donated thorn seotion by section with pationco and critical care, altering and amending them in numerous essontial respoots until finally passed in tho form in which thoy now appear as printed by Charles E. Hitchcock on tho Government press in 184G. Tho first Act of Knmobamoha contains thirty sections und takos up nino printed pagos. It pro vides that thoro Bhall bo nppoin ed aud commissioned undor tho great soul fivo ministors of His Majosty's oxecntivo dutios, ono of whom shall be tho constitutional premier and act ns Minister of Foreign AlTuirs, to ho stylod His Highness, und tho othor four re movable at the mere ploaburo of His Majesty in concert with tho Premier. It also or ganizes tho privy council of state and authorizes tho ap pointment of governors of islands and dofines their powers and du ties, otc. Seotion SO of the Act says that tho ministerial appoint ments, publloly declared by His Majoaty, in his most gracious speech to tho legislative couno 1, shall bo considered us already mado; except that His Highnoss John Young, who had been ap pointed by His Majosty hb pro mior, shall bo tho Ministor of tho Interior. Tho Act was pussod und aiguod on October 29th, 1845. Tho socond and last Act of tho logislaturo of lOiC 0 consists of 25LS printed pagos, uud is really it collection of laws defining and organizing departments, courts aud other branches of tho govern mont. It contains the foundation of tho proaont civil and criminal oodo, and wan evidently u care fully coiiHldrred doaumont. It was filially pumud nml signed on thu27tliof April, 1810, mid wont into forco by aootioiiH im fiiHt us it was iiiI)IIhio(1 Id tlio I'olyncHiiiu nowHm)ur in ICngllHli mill HioKu Klolu In Ilau utimi. Tlio Dosblon of tho IliHt loglHln tnro oontliuiml iiiinimlly until JHM, whon tlio wilt begun in Hi J5 limy ho wulil to Iiuvm Imon coiuplotcd, Tho first Legislature of tho kingdom of Hawaii was formally oponed on May 20th, 1845, with a spoooh from tho throno by tho King, in whioh ho tnndo public tho uppointmont of Gerrett P. Judd, .Esq., as Ministor for tho In terior; Robort O. Wyllie as Min istor of Foroign Relationsa id John Ricord as Attorney-General. Tho procoodings inoidont o the opon ing may oe of interest and nro takon from Tho Polynesian of Sat urday, May 24th. 1845, as bolow: Tho lnrgest hall situated near the Fort having boon Boleclcd as n fit p'neo for tho ceremony, it was prepared accordingly. Midway between tho two oxtrcmities of the building nnd about thrco yards farthest from the fort (tho old fott stood on tho blook now bounded by Queen and Fort streets, opposito tho present Ila kfold building) was plaood a platform raised ono foot from the gronud and covered with n rich carpet. On this was placed tho seat intendod for His Majesty, and towering above it, ono on each side, stood two stately kahilis, tho last of thoso imposing royal insignia now remaining on the island. To tho right ot what according to analogy ought to bo call ed tho throno, and liko it facing the fort, a line of chairs was provided for H. E., U. P. Judd, II. E K. C. Wyllie, tho ladies, members of tho tlonso of Nobles and other nativo ladies of high rank. The tablo of tho house, placed behind tho King's, scat intervonod. and then to the left stretched a corresponding line of chairs, to bo occupied by Her Majesty tho Qnoon, Hon. John Hi cord, the governess ot Kauai and other la dies, members of tho upper houso. "To the right of Ills Majesty and faolng him were two semi-circnlar lines ot ohairs for the Nobles, and behind them wero the Beats appointed for tho young chiofs and goromment officers. Farthor to tho right ot His Majesty and stretching from the wall to tlio middle of the liouie, wero scats proraluently placed for the foreign representatives and their famlllei,, and a second line also 1st ltudlnally arranged, wot reaervid tor the ladles of government officers and of snch of the foreign reitdents as made application for places. Wc wero gratified to perceive so numerous an attendance of for eign ladles who, mingling their elegant and tasteful attire with tlio rich uniforms of the officers and nobles, rendered the general effect not a little striking. On this side were rented (leorgo Brown, Esq., U. 8. Commissioner; II. 1). M.'s Comul-Uenersl, W. Miller Esq., J. Dudoit Esq,, Consul of Franca and W. Hooper Esq., and II. Sea Esq., American and English vice-consuls. Among the ladles present we obsmed Mrs. and Mlis Judd, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. I'aty.Mrs. Stevens, who came accompanied by the Consul-Genersl, Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Daman. On tho left of the throne and opposite nobles were seated tho representatives. Back of them the missionary clergy, the families of several natlres of consideration and foreign visitors. Boyond them and corresponding to the places of the foreign representatives on the other side were tho scats arranged for Sir TliomaB Thompson, Bart., commander of II. P. M.'s frigate Talbot, and Ids officers to gether with Cnpt. Hunt of II. B M.'s Ketch Basilisk and his officers. Ranged along tho opposito wall and facing his Majesty were two lines of seats extend ing the whole length of the house for the Judges and other officers of government and their famlllcf, a clear passage being thus left up the middle. The rest of the building was filled to overflowing by the public generally III Majesty, accompanied by tlie Queeu, (who wore on this occasion a figured straw colored silk, bonnet of sumo color, Ith w htto ustrlck feathers and the Ministers of the In terior, of Foreign ltelatlous und tho Attorney General arrhed punctually at l'J o'clock. Ills Majesty was dressed In a spluudld mili tary suit On each side of him walked two sons of (Jov. Kckuuiinn, w Ith feathered capes thrown over their shoulders, the elder bearing the spear ol Kamehamcha I. and hU beautiful vuiinn or ancient unrcloal;; tho younger carried tuo slight Kahilis, the emblems of royalty. As His Majesty entered the hall, t!l guns wero tired from the fort, and tho now royal standard hoisted, wh'ch was very courteously saluted by II. I). M.'s Ship Talbot with the samo number of guns, the band in the moauwhile playing tho National Anthem. Itis Majesty pro c aded to tho scat prepared for him, aud for a couplo of minutes thero wa nu impres sive silence while the Talbot continued her saluto. Tho Itev. Mr. Richards then ml drosHftd the Throne of Wisdom and Grace in a short but appropriate prnyor, which fill ishod, His Majesty ordered tho meeting to bo seated, nml then in a ulttluct ami em phatic manner read tho siieoch, of which we gnvo a translation in unnihor column. "Gov Young then n.o and proposed five resolutions, mipportiug them by sumo very portlliaitroinarKtf, iiu was followed liy ill. 11 und Gov. Knkuanaoii. All iluco ref tired to the pant difficulties of the nation, coustrnsting them with its present auspicious condition and attributing its successful issue to the mercy of Divine i'ruvidouce." Tlio spoooli from tho throno of Kamehmnoliii wmh ropllud to by an iiddrt'Hfi drafted by a cninmiltuo of nobles and ruproBuutiitivoso in poHud of John ii, Aiono Koulil ohonui und At'ulm Ptinivvl Clnipin, Thuio tire no rooordii of the pro OOOllillUH of tlio IliHtloglHUlurn in any itf (he goviuuiiifiit iiMIuoh, aiul If any iixlHlod llny havo hii Ioh( or ilwhtroyuil, Tho writer had cow ioiuliu illllloully in Hulling out wlio iwimiiw ih iiioiiibuiHlilt inn) uvoii jot HiIm Mouidiiit uub the names of the members of tho Houso of Representatives. In tho library of tho Supreme Oourt thoro is a littlo volume known to tho officials as the "Bluo Book." mihlinhari nhmit tho oud of 184.0, which contains tho constitution promulgated by Kamehamoha III, on October 8th, 1840, ot Honolulu. This providos for annual sessions of the Legis lature, and in accordance there with a proclamation was after wards mado at Lahaina on tho 2d of Novomber of the samo year, from which tho following is ex tracted H0D8E of Nobles. "At tho prosont pcriod,theso aro tho persons who shall sit in the govornmont counoils, Kameha moha III, Kokauluohi, Honpili wahino, Kuakini, Kokuuonohi, Kahokiii, Puki, Konia. Koobolca lolo, Loleiohoku, Keknnnaon, Kealiiahonui. Kauainn, Kooni Ii, Kconi Ana and Hnalilio. Should any other person bo received into the Council, it shall be made known by lnw, ns follows: Who soever ploasos on tho island of Hawaii may write to His Majosty mentioning the names of the two persons whom he oIioobch to sit in Counoils with tho Nobles They may write in the following form: 'To His Maiesty Kamehamcha: III. Tho object of our writ ingthis letter is to inform your Majesty of certain persons on this island of Hawaii whom wo con sider men of wisdom and pru donco. Tho namo of tho first is Tho name of the seoond is It is our dosiro that thoso two persons should sit in Couuoil with tho Nobles tho presontyoar.' Tho nbovo lottor whon written may bo circulated among tho peo plo, and all who aro pleased with those men may put thoir names. And oven should thero be many Bnoh letters written it will bo well, for tho person who has the most names in thoso letters will be tho person ohoson nnd ho tho representative from Hawaii. In these ballot letters thero may bo a great number of signatures to the same lettor. Tho names of all who voto will bo countod and tho porsons having a majority will be tho ones who aro chosen. Tho eloction shall bo conducted in tho samo manner also on Maui, Oahu and Kauai. THE REPRESENTATIVES. In accordance with tho require ments of the co stitution, cortain porsonb will bo chosen to sit in Council with tho nobles' For the present thoy shall bo chosen in tho following wny, but at Home futuro poriod the number will bo inoroasod, though not now. Two persons shall bo chouen from Ha waii, two from Maui and tho ad jacent islands, two from Oahu nnd ono from Kauai. No law of tho nation shall bo passed without their assont. Thoy shall act in tho following mannor: Tlmv shall assembio annually for tho purposo of Booking tho wolfaro of tho nation and establishing lawc for tho kingdom. This shows thoro woro soven reproBontativeB to bo elected, but who thoy wero the writor cannot diHoovur until Chief JtiBticoJudd'i roturn. This old law uIho pro vidoH it fino of ton dollitrn for tiny poison who sigiiod his namo twice or forged tho namo of another to tho Kiiuj'tf letter and tlirt alltlio expenses of the inumhors in going and coming uud whllo in attend uiicii on HuHfiioiiHof tho Logibla turu Hhould bo paid by the gov eminent. Qkojuih Manhon. Tho Honii -minimi itliooUf the Hawaiian lllllo Asocial Ion has hHh Klng on ttinoo fli.'iO a, m. but DOlio of tho buoi'o liuyu yd Ijuod Hiinounawl, ll HsHhliiiaw. 4tM J

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Jttf$fp1NH& EVENING BULLETIN, AUQUST 17, 1805. f Decorativo Art Work, Tho oxhibition by thoMom bors of tho Kilohnnn Art Longue has given decorativo art tin impotuB such as has not boon folt for years. Tho China painting fad has reached us and sonic handsomo specimens wore shown in tho art rooms. Tho material for doing tho work came from us and wo now luivo in stock an elegant assortment of Lncroix lube 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 Block. CD C2 D BY AUTHORITY. ACT IV. AN ACT TO FACILITATE THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF TELEGBAPH CABLES IN THE PACIFIC. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the llepublio of Hawaii: Section 1. Tho President with tho oonsont of tho Cabinet is hereby authorizod and ompowerod to nogotiato and oonoludo a contract or contrnots with any person or porsons, corporation or corporations, govcrnmont or governments, for tho construc tion, maintonanco and oporntion of a tolpgraphio cablo or cables connecting tho sovoral Islunds of tho Itopublic, or connecting tho Bcpuhlio of Hawaii with tho countries lying in or bordoring g upon tho PaciGo Ocouu. Section 2. There may be incorporated in any BUch con tract or contracts provisions to allow tho free use of any govern ment lands nocossary for tho construction, maintonanco or oporation of such cable or oables; To admit freo of duty nil material to be used oxolusivoly in tho construction, maintenance or oporation of any such cablo or cables To allow tho condemnation and appropriation according to law of suoh land, proporty or rights of way as may be nocos sary for tho construction, maintenance or oporation of suoh cablo or cablos and tho land connections thereof To remit for a term of years therein to bo stated, all taxes upon tho property located within the Itopublic holonglng to or connected with suoh cablo or cahlos and neoossary or proporly appurtenant to tho construction, maintonanco or operation, of such cablo or cablos To romit all harbor and port duos and charges upon any 2 vessel or vossels ong.igod in laying and maintaining any such cable or oables, or which may bo stationed in tho wators of the Itopublic for suoh purposo; and, To rondor to such ontorpriso or enterprises suoh finnncitd assistanco as may soom just and advantageous to tho interests of tho Itopublic. Section 3. Suoh finanoial assistanco may consist of (1) A fixed somi-annual cash paymont or subsidy for a statod poriod; or, (2) A Guarantoo by tho Republic of a Payment of the principal or intorost or both, of a Btatod amount of tho bonds of any person or company constructing or operating such cablo or cables; or, (3) A subsidy by issuing to tho party or parties indi cated in such contract a statod amount of the bonds of tho Bepublio bearing interest at tho rate and payable at the timo or times therein stated; or, (4) A subscription to tho stook of any corporation or cor porations formed for tho purposo of constructing and operating any such cablo or cables; or, (5) A guarantee of u certain amount of income per annum or, (G) Tho participation by this government with othor gov ernments in tho joint construction and ownership of nny suoh cablo; (7) A combination of any two or moro of tho methods herein before mentioned, or othor proper method not heroin onumoratod. Section 4. Snoh contract or contracts shall also contain such provisions as to tho Fresidont and Cabinet shall seem necessary or propor for tho protection of tho interests of tho Bo public in and concerning tho use and maintonanco of such cablo. i Section 5. Any contract or contracts concluded undor or by authority of this Act, involving tho payment of any money, shall bo subject to tho ratification and approval by tho Legislature Section 6. Tbo President is hereby authorizod and em powered to omploy an ngent or agents to assist either within tho Bepublio or in any foroign ooantry in obtaining full information concerning tho size, weight, composition nnd oharactor of tho cablo or cablos required for the purposos statod in this aot, and of tho oablo repair ship or ships which may bo nocossary, and all othor information proporly incidental to tho subjoot mattor of this aot; and in negotiating any suoh contract or oontraots. Section 7. For tho purposo of dofraying tho expenses whioh may bo iuourrod by virtuo of this Act, tho sum of ton thousand dollars is horoby appropriated out of any moneys in tho Troasnryotherwiso unappropriated, which or so muoh thoro of us may becomo necessary shull bo exponded in suoh inannor as may bo dirootod by tho Prosldont. Section 8, This Aot shall tako effect and hfooraon law from and uftor tho dato of its approval, Approved this 12th day of August, A, D, 1805, ham'oiid h. now;, Prosldont of tho Itopublic of Jlavwil, JOINT BESOLUl'JON. "Wheheas; It Is ndmiltod by nil that tho oxcosslvo uso of intoxicating liquor is ono of tho greatest ovils oxmting in tho world today; that tho rosults of tho iutotnporato uso of intoxi cants are most disastrous to tho prosperity of tho individuals and buidensomo to tho community, nnd, Whereas; tho alarming inoroaso in tho consumption of Saki by tho imtivo population of this Bopublio shows that u now dangor mounoos tho wolfaro of this pooplo, and, Whkiieas; Tho probnblo influx of population fol .owing tho oxpected annexation of tho Bopublic of flawa'i to tlio United Stntos of America would soom to render debirnblo thj immediate osUblishmont of tho best poBsiblo menus of regulating this evil as shown by tho oxporieuoo of othor countries; Now, therefore bo it Resolved; That a commission bo established to consist of seven mombers whoso duty it shall bo to thoroughly invPBtigato the condit'on of the liquor traffic in this Bopublio; to ascertain tho effect of tho prosont boaring upon tho traffic in this and othor countrios, and to obtain all possible information relating to tho legal regulation of this traffic, presenting thoir report at tho regular session of tho Logislaturo in February 1896, to gether with un appendix containing a draft of suoh a law aa would, in their opinion, romody tho oxistiug ovils as far as pos sible, and. That wo do farther rocomraond for appointmont as mem bers of such oommission, two momberd from eaoh branch of tho Legislature to bo appointod by tho Chairman thoroof, and throo mombors from tho oommunity at largo to bo appointod by tho President of the Bopublio, all mombors to sorvo without pay. Approvod this 5th day of August, 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, Prosidont of tho Bopublio of Hawaii. MLBPHONB r. o. box m H. E. McINTYRE BRO., uvvnus bo rwiri or Groceries, Provisions and Feed. Ktw Bmlrtd y Bwry Pck.t from th. KmUtb BUU. ni Mwp. FUSS CALIFORNIA PRODUCE BY EVEBY STEA1IKB. All (Mm WtMolhr attend to ud Qoodi IHUvtrad to m Frt o U Olty nun. A"aj,n taan Oibim Souoiro. SATOTionon ftmiKm Af" OOKHU JTOKI AD KIKQ STRUT Ribbons and Laces, Ladies Corsets and Hosiery, Ohildrens Lace and Silk Caps. These Goods are newly imported and the Price is reasonable. M. S. LEVY Fort Street. J. S. WALKER, BOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, LIVEBPOOL, ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ALLANOEMABINE GEN. ASSUBANOE CO. OF LONDON SUN INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO. WILHBLMA OF MAGDKBUBG GENEBAL INSUBANCE CO NORTHWESTEBN M. LIFE INS. CO., MILWAUKEE, SUN LIFE INS. CO. OF CANADA, LIFE, FIBE and MABINE BTSKS, TAKEN at SEASONABLE BATES. Booms 12 SPBEOKELS BLOCK Honolulu, H. I. To Wh,om it May Concern. C. E. "Williams and son, Gil King St. near Fort, have no branch Iioubo and no connection whatever with nny other undertaking establishment or .Furniture Store in tho City. Embalming under tho personal supervision of Mr. Ed. A. Williams, a Graduate from tho Clark School of Embalming of 18 1)4. Mr. Williams omploya the latoBt nnd best method known to science no mutilation of tho body and no par tial Embalming, and romomber that wo havo but ono fitoro nnd that is Located at Oil King St., tho roombow of tho firm nro 0, E. Willinmw, who c'stabliflhoTtho business in 189, nnd his oldest son Ed, A. WilllamR. 0, B, WILLIAMS &c SON, i i Oil K, m, Tk&, 170. .J,Kflp-.. HtL, 'aA .tk&.

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EVENING LULLETIN, AUGUST 17, 1895. 8 mKAWlftMM jgseoesossssssstf For Rent or Lease. A two Rtory building on Nnnnuti tret opponlto Lovc'h Ilnkcry. A. V. GEAR. 58-tf.

BY AUTHORITY. 45 u-aT ie- THE "ARLINGTON" (h re-5 liSjf I (fl BUILDING nUltHKI) 11E0I1NTLV in Mllwnukeo, without Iniurniicc, bccAUKo n clerk I'OltOOT to rcoow ccrtnin pollotc promptly as Instructed. "Ho was disctinrgcd. "A ftWilayn Inter, tho owner died wlthont insurance on hi llfo, leaving n widow nnd throe young children in poverty, bccauRO ho hnd NEGL1X3TED to Insure. An proa-ant (nation in mora oulpablo than forgcUulnetm perhaps tho ownor Is hnvlug his punish wont NOW. "MOUAL I Consultation and offico treat ment froo. Special attention given to pro CTtstlnatorg." INSURE YOtHl LIFE IS The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Bruce Cartwright, General Manager for tho Hawaiian Islands! 00-U To tho Public and Tourists. Any party wishing to tnko a rido around tho Island, or to tho Pali, can bo accomomdutod nt a small coat by ,F. Smith, tho Bus man. At Smith's Stnblos onn bo found at a momont's notico Buss 'os, Wagonottos, Buggieb, Snddlo Horsos, eto for hiro. Spooial attontioti paid to Tour ists wishing to tnko in tho sights at a small fare. This is tho choap est placo in town. Horsos broke, double or singlo; also horsos bought, sold or ox ohangod. For furthor particulars apply to F. SMITH, Bus and Livory Stables. King St, botwoou Fort and Bothol. Tolophono 408. Juno lb, 0-mo. The SINGER Received 54 First Awards for Skwjno Ma chines and Emduoideuy "Work at tho World's Fuir, Chicago, 111., boing tho largest nurnbor of aw.ird, obtained by any Exhibitor, and moro than doublo tho numhor givon to all othor Sowing Ma ohinos B. Behqerson, Agont. my 31 tf Bothol st., Honolulu. ItW'mVffll 1 1 B T 1 NOTICE. All subscriptions for the Inde pendent will bo oarriod ont faith fully by tho amulgnmatfd pxpor. Thoso who have paid for both papors in advnnco will bo credit ed in full according to tho amount. B.L. Finney, business Manager, tf; N. F. BURGESS IS NOW PREPARED TO Repair Garden Hoso, Sprinklers, Wa ter Taps, Eto., Etc. Saw Filinft nnd nil kinds of Tools Sharp ened, including GnrviiiR Kniveri nnd Scis sors. Lawn Mowers u Hieoinlty. Also, Sotting GlnsH in fncl nil kinds of Job bing. Work called for nnd returned. King up Telephone 852. 1-tt MILL ENGINE FOR SALE. Horizontal Blitlo Vnlvo En cluo mado by Honolulu Iron Works Oo. In 1885. Boro of Cylinder 1!J": Lentil of Stroke .1(5": CronU Bli.ift on loft of Cylinder: Hand Jtovorslng Qanr, Dlaraotor of Fly-wheel lift,: Blw of Engine Hod U fo-st wide x 20ft, lftr furtlwr purlloulura apply lo Thoo, H,Davlo0;&Oo(Ltd. 40 -K, AN ACT TO REGULATE THE ACQUISITION OF RIGHTS OF WAY OVER THE LAND OF OTHERS. Re it enacted by the Legislature of the Republic of ITaioaii: Section 1. Whonever any porson shnll bo dosirous of no quiring a privnto right of way nccross tho land of anothor por Bon or persons for a railway, draiu, flumo, wator-pipe or ditoh for agricultural, milling, manufacturing, mining, domostio or sanitary purposes, and is unnblo to agreo with tho porson or per sons across whoso land or lands it is dosircd to acquiro such right of way, petition may bo mado to any Circuit Judgo of tho Judicial District within which suoh land is situated, Betting forth tho namo or names of tho owner or ownors of tho land or Innds across which it is desired to acquiro such right of way, and all tho facts and diagiams nooossary for tho understanding of tho caao. Section 2. After sorvico of suoh potition as now required by law for hearings at Chambers, tho Judgo to whom tho peti tion is addressed shall proocd to tako testimony in regard to tho propriety nnd utility of granting such right of way, and tho amount of damages both diroct and consequential which may bo suffered by the ownor (r ownors of tho proposed sorviont lands. If suoh Judgo shall find that the acquisition of suoh right of way is roasonnblo, proper and useful, ho shall enter judgment authorizing tho construction of tho snmo and awarding damages, but no right of way as provided by such judgment shall bo ac quired, unless the amount awarded and costs shall bo paid by tho petitioner within thirty days from tho rendition of tho judg mOnt. Suoh payment may bo made to tho party in whoso favor the award is givon, or to tho court. Section 3. Suoh judgment, if in favor of the petitioner, shall sot forth tho routo of tho proposod railway, drain, ilumn, wator-pipo or ditoh, and what foncos, bridges and crossing placos, if any, shall bo maintained by tho potitionor. After tho construction of suoh railway, drain, flumo, water pipo or ditch it shall bo inaumbont on tho ownor of such railway, drain, flumo, water-pipo or ditch, hiB heird and assigns to keep suoh railway, drain, flume, wator-pipo or ditoh, fences, bridgos and crossing plaoos in propor repair and for that purposo shall havo tho right of entry at all reasonable times; and such ownor of suoh railway, drain, flumo, water-pipo or ditoh, hiB hoirs or assigns, shall bo anBwerablo at all titnos to tho ownor of tho land, hiB representatives or assigns, for any damages which may occur or result by reason of any overflow of water, or othor damage oaused by tho failuro to koop such railway, drain, flumo, wator pipo or ditch as the caso may be, in propor ropair, or failuro to keep tho foncos and bridgos and crossing placos in propor re pair. If tho Judgo, before whom any suoh caso may bo hoard, shall find that the proposod right of way is unreasonable or in expedient he shall enter judgment for the respondont. Section 4. If either party shall bo dissatisfied with tho docision of any Judgo, before whom any causo urising under this Aot shall be brought, he may appeal to the Justices of tho Supromo Couitsitting in Banoo, nnd his appoal shall be hoard up on tho record, but either party may adduco before such Justices furthor testimony. If tho respondent shall upponl, and shall not succeed in roversing tho judgmont bolow or increasing tho damages by one-fifth, ho shall pay the costs of tho appoal, but in all othor cases tho costs of said appeal Bhall bo borne by the potitionor. Section 5. Tho word "porson" as used in this Aot shall be hold to mean, not only individuals but any and nil associa tions or corporations, tho Commissioners of Public Lands, and shall also include owner as woll as occupier. Section 6. This Act shall tako oiieot and bocomo a law from and after tho date of its approval. Approvod this 13th day of August, A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, President of tho Ropublio of Hawaii. Aloha Bath. House. Noxt to Marino Railway. Bath ing suits on hand. Patrons brought free from tug-boat wharf on telephoning No. 585. Furn ished rooms to let on tho premises. Mrs. J. H. Reibt. mv 15-1 m THE N. II.

Insect Chaser. To avo plants. flotferH, trees, eta., from tho dostruotlou of impels, you will do well to oouiiuuuicato with tho uudcrbluiiod oh he manufacture a l'uru Ycgetoblo Compound fnm nt ftnv ivtlimnmm ittilMtmifUtai I luti-Wiim 9tV Wf mJ r.-w.w.w Hf.,.lH) IHVfWIV it doei not kill tho iutecU. Imt keep tliu kuuiu off tho ilui)U, and will not Injurs tho jilauU or fruits, "Itosoi." "(rnit," etc, will not nil (Tor uuy loiiur hut uruw healthy ami pretty by thu tuo of tho Compound uiul 0 COIlVllU'O tllO (Uillllu of U KUCUm, I nhull jioiform a t'lul order or Mj)lintgn without clmryu, w- ilMBMP ititr For Sale. A FIND HEW COLUMBUS PHAETON nt a bargain. Also Horses, Horaces und top Hrako. Enquire t "Bunny Booth," or Telophoue 608. 77-lw. O hampagne. JUBT IIEOKIVKI) PKJl MARTHA BOOKHAHN, A Small CoiiHigiiuient of JULES MUMM Coa CHAMPAGNE "CA11TK BLANOIIE" AM) "WXTJIA DJiY," In iv'iiart und I'lnti. F, k faMet (lo, I Tom BSa 7 warn lw V4 rf? Jo P aJ 1 M M a Sit r mWti M o LIN SING- KEE, PLUMBER AND TIN SMITH. 403 Hotel stroot, Honolulu. 47-tf A. V. GEAR ACCOUNTANT AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT. 63-t! 009 KiuR Bt. GONSALVES CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND "WINE MERCHANTS. 225 Quoen stroot, Honolulu, H. I. 47-U ILANIWAI BATHS. The popular Seaside Resort for ladies and children. Good ac commodation. W. S. BARTLETT. ITBOPOLITAN HUT CO. BX IClaa-B- Stroot. G. J. 'WAiii.En, Manaoek. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS AND Naw Contractors. PIES, CAKES, ICECREAM. HP. SINGEK, for six years foreman with Swain on Sutter street, makes tho most dcliciouB l'ies of any baker iu Hono lulu. Mince l'ioa u specialty. Cakos aud Ioa Cream furuished for bulls or families office at SINGER'S 11AKEKV. Kinc Street Telophono 8,a. 40-tt HONOLULU Carriage Manufactory 128 180 FORT ST11EET. Carriage Builder AND nEFAIHEri. BlachniitliingiiiMl Its Branches. Orders from tho other Inlands in Build. iii(f, Trimming, 1'nintin, etc., etc., Frompily uttoudol to. W. IV. WUIUIITi Proprietor. (Sucooesor to O. West.) WRIGHT BROS. FOIIT BTKE1ST, noxt to LuoftN1 Mill Ships' Blacksmithinn, Carrlago Building and Repairing Drays, Carts and Wagon Building W1NDLA60EB For PULLING UP Trees a nviwihvn A FAMILY HOTKL. T. Krouoo. 3Prop. Per Day 8 2.00 Per Week 12.00 Gyoclotl CoxxtlilT' ZSataal Tlio Best of Attetulnnco, tho licet Sana tion nnd tho Finest Mcnla in this City H. WAY go., Wholesale and Retail GKROOERS 98 Fort Streot, Honolulu Telophonor 2'2 P.O. Box 470 jul tf ED. C. ROWE, Houbo, Sign nnd Ornamental PAINTER Paper Hanger and Decorator. WANCFACTCnEll OF Row&h Liquid Slating. C20 TanR Stroot. 3-8 ra Cediferni&FruitMaribt. Comer King and Alnkca Streets. CABIABINO'S BEFR1GERAT0BS BY EVERY STEAMER From Snn Frnnciflco with Fresh Fruits, Oysters, Salmon, Poultry, Etc., Eta, Eto. i- i i j Jose Do Efcpirito Santo, GUITAR 3$& MAKER Taro-Patch and Ukulele Guitars Mndo of Hawaiian Woods. nEABO.NAELK rRICES. 130 Fort Street Opposite Club Stables. 51-1. A1BMDEB CHISILH, (Successor to Chns. Hammer.) HARNESS MAKER Kino and Foiit Streets, Ib propnred to mnnufnotnro nil kinds nnd grndes of Ilnnd-mndo HorneBs at short notice. lOWKST Or l'KICER FOIl CASH. All work Runrnnteed to bo sntisfnetory beforo leaving tho shop, Mm dlauptiBckBldo. BMKERwS. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands DRAW EXCHANGE ON THE Principal Parts of tho World, and Transact a General Banking," Business. A F. Medeiiios. S. Decker. Medeiros Co TAILORS. Hotel Street, Arlington Block. Tho cry of hnrd times has reached us oil. Mid realizing that man mtut lo clothed, wi hmo decided to Reduce Oui puice For The Jcfc 30 D41 ml uaiilli-rvull mut trnueim jirlit lint will Iju Mlthlu tliu rmbfi!yi.yUiiy, Wv rry ntlwl lnk of Ktil, mid Kuril it Hilfiw ill mid ilrl nl Ht)rk. Tliiim Mho fJly iWlr to he difil mlly viul imtly, nu aMiHti iihiij iu tm iiiucN niiinty 011 mmr wiuKivi win uh mihi id ti uIIIi.k nt oai j3I Mum Mwit! HtdHq Jvt Imjc M'VtlUIII' H, DKOKKH, wkmmmmm0!m utJU e jjl jtoi&. 11 1 1 1 'Wil" ""dWiHWL'UPinfti m Mmvji um iwi i hhwjmUmi

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.f m mm mP"&$W EV15NINQ BULLETIN, AUGUST 17. 1805. fKff I 1 t 5!; Everjir Bulletir?, Willi ulilrli l Incorporated Ilia "Inilrpf iiilrnl." DANIEL LOGAN, Editor. 8ATU11DAY, AUG. 17, 1895. CABLE LEGISLATION. Ainonir tbo laws and dooroos of llio Luiiluturo published to day iTi tt Cnblo Enabling Act und lln- Joint lluBolution rutify iuR tbo finliact for ocoau cnblos jnudo with Z. S. Spalding. All of the timo spout on tbo Act was wasted, as tho Resolution waH nil that was neodod. There is little reason to doubt that tho Govorn mont know about Spalding's sohomo whou it introduced tho Act. Mr. Thurston's olaborato roport printed as a public docu mont was ovidently only n brief for Mr. Spalding. On the face of it tho stntnto is nu authorization to the Govornmont to invito com petition from tbo wholo oablo constructiug world. Tho Logis lataro by ratifying a contract without u'waiting competition for tho works simply ignored tho obvious intent of thostatuto, and, confirming tho action of tho Gov ernment in making a secret deal, established n mischievous pro eedout. Whethor tho legislation that has been accomplished will aecuro tho oablos or not, tho un seemly lmsto with which tho con tract was ratified is a pernicious example for future legislatures. It was on tho bnd principle) that tho end justifies tho means. Thoro was nothing iudood laid bofore the Legislature in this cuso to givo any assuranoo that tho end would bo attained by tho moans employed. The conttact Bimply delogatos to Mr. Spalding tho powers couferrod on tho Govern ment by Uib Act. Instead of a busii.o-s-liko proposition the con tractor hnd really nothing tangible to present, but only n roquost for a loan (f supremo and negotiable power to go abroad aud fish for capital and subventions. Any business m-m of average capacity would bo in just as good a posi tion a9 Mr. Spalding to promise the cables if armed with such a document as ho has recoived. Al though thoro is no uso in attack ing tho sohomo any more until the fiml issue of tbo coutraot ar rives, it is deemed proper hero and nov, nt last words in tho meantime, to placo on record a strong doubt that anything will bo effoctod bv the contract oxoopting n loss of eight on month& in efforts 'to procure cablo communication. Ono roason for this doubt is that, it being proo'aimtd in advauco that tho oapitil is coming from London, tho United Statos Oon gress will n t grant a subsidy to x tho oable. American national subsidies and giurantoes are not capping f roigu capital in private enterprises t a great extent just now. Anl tho delay will bo for f the ulf irate bo'iofit of tho coun ts try. if it prtvi t u twonty years' exolusiv piivilogo for lauding biLcablos fro u North America to i f, tin so slim 's. OFFICIAL ERRORS. tt It is to bo hopod that tho on M grossed official copies of tho laws of tbo lato BOHsion huvo beon raoro carofully rovfsod than tho copies ftfurnhhoii this payor for publica tion. Thow in boiiio oasos oon italn words spellod inaorrootly, fflB tlioy apiKtujod in the printed CJr.iftH beforu tho Loulsliitiiro. In feltbo ItlRlitH of Wry Act the word .iBiBfiiirL" Ih omltlod nflor M8u- o Hrr pruiiic." The torin "SuiU'oiiie Court in liunc has boon in tho Judiciary Dopjitmutit since that Court whb raised to tho dignity of un oxolusivoly nppollnto juris diction, but of courso tho proof rondor of tho contmctors for pub lishing tho laws cinnot alter thoir phraseology. Only tho most ob vious clerical orrors and blundors in etymology are prosumod to bo onrrwtod by tho oo tractors. In Soction C of Act 18, tho conjunc tion "and" is reqnisito to oorroot syntax boforo tho clause, "tho Commissioners of Public Lands,' but it is not competent for tho contract rs to intoiforo in such a mistako,corUiuly committed with opon eyes by tho Legislature. OBSERVATIONS. Another batch of now laws is publishod officially, in thisissuo. Rood and presorvo them and govern youreolves accordingly. This is the closing yoar of tho sixth century of tho British Par liament, the m ithor of all existing forms of representative govern ment. Thoro' s millions in itl Shipping butter to Yokobaaia from Hono lulu. You got 40 ots. for it thero, whilo you can only got GO cts. for it hers. Givo us nnothor, Mr. Armstrong. It seems to bo a surprise to tho whi'om Anglophobists to find that tho British Governjiont can uot civilly t ward tho Govornmont of a small country which it had formally rocognizod. Although it is only a short timo ago that Edward tlanlan took purt in a two-o.iod raco, it is aioro than ninotcon yoars Binco ho won tho Binglo scull cham pionship of tho world at tho Contonnial Exhibit on. Th s faot proves that athletic prowess in telligently husbanded is not con ducive to tho premature break down of its possessor. A park within tho coral seawall erected to hold the drodgings of tho harbor ontrnce is in the eyo of tho authorities. It would be a beautiful ornament to the mouth of tho harbor, giving strangers a most agreeablo impression of tho place btforo tlioy lauded. Bo sidos, it would bo an invaluable boon to the toiling masses in affording a surf-bordered rotreat on Sundays and holidays from tho dust and heat of the town. A contemporary has givon our recent ominent visitor, Dr. North rop, credit for suggesting a park on the ground whero tho Chineso wash houses stand, and tho form er Chineso theater stood. Long bofore Dr. Northrop's visit Rov. F. W. Damou, missionary to tho local Chinese, publicly advocated a park thero and was gonurally supportod by tho press. The woll known scripturo proverb in point, if road aright, docs not forbid anybody from giving honor whon duo to a prophot of his own dis trict. Hum aud Abroad. It Is tbo duty of ereryouo, whethor at homo or traveling (or leanur or business, to equip himself with tho romedy which will keen un ttrenutb und liferent llluoss. uml our Midi ills na are liable to come upon all in evory day life, llood'tf Harsaparlllu keejw the blood jairo and 1M Haul to niworu me grm oi uiuoano, Hooii'k 1'ii.l'h lire liuud made, and imp (eat In proportion aud appearance, Wo, per It box. o0-(( AVA.ISrT.ISD. AI'OHITIO.V IN AN OYVIUK OK BTOIIK by an UUnd boy ll)i-iro( ag, who iiU )'.ii;'IIIi and 1'iirlueuMtf, Win ghe I fin lwt of rt(uiciaii, 7MI A(fl) t IhUOlllu'. BY AUTHORITY. ACT IS. AK ACT TO REGULATE THE OUKUENCY. Be it enacted by the Lajislalurc of the liepublie cf Hawaii: Section 1. It ehall bo lawful for tho Minister of Finuuco to redeem nil crrtifioitOH nf deposit isHUod uiidor tho provisions of Chapter ofi uf tlio .Sohsiuii Liwa of 1886 and the umondmonts thoroto, now outatiiuding, ut thoir nominal valuo on domand, and all certificates eorodoomod shnll bo forthwith withdrawn and cancelled by tho Registrar of Public Accounts, in such mannor as tho Exooutivo Council shall diroct. Section 2. Tho Minister of Financo may isduo or cauBo to bo issued from timo to timo gold and silver Certificates of Do posit, payable to bearer on demand without interest, upon set ting apart as a Bpeoial doposit an oqual amount of Gold Coin of tho United Statos of America and Silvor Coin of the Hawaiian Islands or of tho Unitod States of America as security for tho redemption ot such certificates rospootivoly. Section 3. Tho certificates issued upon tho gold doposit shall be of on uniform oolor and of the rcspootivo denominations of fivo, ton, twonty, fifty and ono hundrod dollars. Tho cortifi oatos issued upon tho silver deposit shall bo of another uniform color and of tho rcspootivo denominations of fivo, ton, twenty, fifty and ono hundred dollars. Section 4. All such certificates shall bo signed by tho Minister of Financo and countersigned by tho Registrar of Pub lic Accounts, and tho special doposits of Gold and Silvor Coin in tho Troasury for their redomption shall bo used only for tho payment und redemption of suoh gold and silvor certificates res pectively, and shall bo kept as special deposits for such pur posos and no other. Section 5. This Act shall take oilbot from and after its approval and all laws and parts of laws inconsistent hcrowith aro heroby repealed. Approved this 13th day of August, A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, President of tho Republic of Hawaii. JOINT RESOLUTION. WiiEnEAH by an Act of tho Legislature of tho Ropublio of Hawaii entitled, "Au Aot to Faoilitato tho Construction and Maintonanco of Tolograph Cables in tho Pacific," approvod August 12th, 1895, "tho Presidont was authorized, with conBont of the Cabinet to nogotiato and conoludo a contract or contraots with any porson or porsous, Corporation or Corporations, Gov ernment or Govornmonts, for tho construction, maintonanco and operation of a Telegraph Cablo or Cables connecting tho sevoral Islands of tho Ropublio, or connecting tho Ropublio of Hawaii with tho Countries lying in or bordoring on tho Pacific Ocoan; and Whereas the provisions of said Aot roquiro that any Con tract conoluded undor or by virtue of tho provisions thereof involving the payment of any money, shall bo subject to tho ratification and approval of the Legislature; and Whereas tho President, with tho consent of tho Cabinet has negotiated and concluded a Contract with Zophaniah Swift Spalding, for tho construction, maintonanco and operation of a Tolegraphic Cable connecting tho sovoral Islands of the Ropublic, and also of a Tolographio Cublo oonnooting tho Ropublio of Hawaii with tho West eoaBt of tho Umtod States of America which contract involvos the payment of monoy by the Ropublicg of Hawaii to the said Zophaniah Swift Spalding; and WnEREAs tho Presidont hns transmitted suoh contract to tho Legisluturo for its ratificatbn and approval in accordanco with tho terms of said Act, Now therefkoe be it nESOLVED by tho Senato-and Houso of RopreBontativos of the Ropublio of Hawaii that tho said Contraot shall be and horoby is iatified, approvod and confirmed. Approved this 14th day of August, A. D. 1895. SANFORD B. DOLE, Prosidont of the Ropublic of Hawaii. BORROWERS. WHEN yon placo a mortgago ou yonr hommtead you want toavebome way of paying off that mortgage aud clearing your Sroperty. Mouthly pnyraentK in the V. I). L. Aaxn. not only my your interest but albo iuy off your mortgage. Oaicellour.: i ft"-30 Chamber of Commorco Ilooms, A. V. GEAR, 63-tf Bocrolary, ESTABLISHED IN 1858. BISHOP COMPANY, -I IIANKUIM, I lluuolulu, Hawaiian Inland. Traiuuot n general Hanking aud Kx chance IIiuIiiokh, Louim made on upproreil scuiirlty. JlilU dUcouuted, Commercial oredlu granted, UvpoiriU motived ou cur rent account aiihjuut to cheek, l.ulten of pri'llt Uiniut on tho pilnnliml ell lex of (lie world. AgeiiUof Tlia MwimhiI, London aud Oubo Juniliuiiru Ooimuiiy, uVjiii THE LARGEST WAGON IN TOWN I I am now prepared to Move Furaitar& in better Bbapo than ouv other Z concern fn tho city, as I haro a WAf'Ol larKo enough to movo a wholo hoaWf irl of l-'urnfturo at ono load. uu"( Al'PAnAa'rT,ateft PIAN0 MOV1NO APPARATUS and guarauteo to move mo Pity ror S2.W, l nm a ruatlnr nn.i don't caro who know It, ?m i&to bo found nt my Stand, t0 Cor, Nuuonu King Stroots, TolojihonoaiB, rari mnvo my Furniture HO I'AH'P hat It wiikiii my annvuli tow HWBA'r to even liKik at mo. "tai Your for liiialuunn only, WILLIAM LARBEN, Jimeiy opie5 Most people make their wills before they die, and some of them are great curiosities in their way. Among the many curious legacies made lately is that of a Christiana man who directs that his whole foitune shall be expended in bicycles. A Norwegian newspaper which does not give itself up to the comic element relates that a Dutch lawyei, named Nikolson, bequeathed the whole of his property to trustees, to be em ployed in the purchase of bicy cles for the use of children at tending school, while part of the money is to go towards paying the teacher to train the boys in bicycle riding. The validity of the will has been disputed by the sons of the testator, who refuse to ac knowledge it, so that it is still a question of doubt whether the children will reap the benefit of the strange bequest. That the testator was sincere enough, and that he recognized in the wheel untold blessings which might have escaped the ob servation of minds of less acumen, the concluding portion of the will should go to prove. It says I have always found a bi cycle capital protection against the importunity of those people who persist in stopping you in your walk to spin a long yarn in the hot sun or in the biting east wind. My machine, unlike a horse, nevershied once; and in my drives 1 have had no need to intrust life and limb to the tender mercies of a coachman." Now that lawyer had good hard, solid sense and plenty of it, in fact, a good deal more of it than most lawyers are credit ed with, and yet not more than many boys and girls in Hono lulu have, fm- ate there not many of the latter who are spending their whole fortunes in purchasing a bicycle and thev are wise in spending their money on something that will give them their money's worth every time. The bicycle of the Khedive of Egypt is a gorgeous ma chine, almost entirely covered with silver plating but if anyone wants a duplicate of it we can furnish it, or if something "English you know" is wanted we can supply similiar ma chines to those used by the Prince of Wales' boys and girls, all of whom are expert riders. But for common every day people like those who reside in Paradise, we mean the Hawaii an Paradise, the Monarch is the machine to buy. It gives you better value for the money than any other make, and we can furnish it in any style and price. We have received by the Australia the largest con signment of whedsever brought to the islands, and also a complete line of extra fittings. If any portion of a Monarch wheel gets broken or out of order we can replace it at a moment's notice at factory prices. Mr. T. V. King, who arrived by the same steamer, will have charge of the mechanical depart ment of u u.'de business. His large experience in that line enables us io guarantee satisfac jipn in all work entrusted to him, Kc tata Hudvuro C, Ui A mdk

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yflP vn ,JrJP- 'A sHU PjWiWfr- 1 J""'9' w WfflflfWWBWISlwr,., v vj EVENING BULLETIN, AUGUST 17, 1895. s LOCAL AMD GENERAL. Knms va Stnra nt 3:80. Mark Twain on tho"JAth. Tho Lei Ilima Club givo n dunce ou Tuosdny. 1 Knwuiahao ohuroh wants moro funds ns usual. y April billB will bo paid by tho treasury on Monday. Considerable r.un foil nt Nuun nu valley Inst night. Tho foroign jury is called for 9:80 Monday morning. Eov. T. D. Garvin hopes to oo r oupy his now ohuroh on Sunday wook. Sonator Wilder and Mrs. Wildor havo gono for a tour of Mani and Hawaii. Tho Missos Cornwoll and Eva Parkor loft for Mann, Hawaii, yostordny. Excursions to Waianao by tho Oahu railway at ohenp ratoa to morrow. Auctioneor Morgan is off to Ha waii to look after his ooiioo intor osts thoro. Aot 16 and a numbor of J oint Bo solations passed by tho legislature appoar in this issue. Promotions all along tho lino soom to bo in ordor both with tho Hharpshootors and police Rev. Kcnnoth Dunoan will preach at Pearl City at 2:30 p. tn. and Ewa plantation ut 7:30 p. m. tomorrow; The Hawaiian Carriage Cora- Eanv haB rocoivod tho contract for uifding a now hoso cart for tho lire department. Soouro your ticket a t.tho Golden Rulo Bazaar for the Smoking Con eort of Honolulu Cricket Olub on Tuesday next. Tho Minister of tho Interior is trying to make tho people of Ko halu iiappy by having a now fonoo constructed around their court house. Eov. Alex. Mackintosh has gono to Puna, Hawaii, for his vaca tion. Eovs. Thomas and Bryde will ofliciato for him during his absonco. Tho beach boulevard' to Waikiki has got past Mr. Ward's placo in construction. One can drive ovor tho routo now, only whero a bridge is being built carriages havo to take tho Beashoro a few yards. On September 2, will bogin tho groat clearance sale at the Temple of Fashion. In ordor to obtain room for tho now goods to arrive tho present stock will bo sold at a lihoral discount. Oity Oarriago Co., J. S. And rado, manager. If you want a hack with good horso and caro Jfol drivor ring up Telophono 113, Corner of Fort and Merchant streets. Hnok nt nil hours. Notice Brown Kuboy, whole sale and retail dealers m Watches, Clocks, Jowolry andPlatod Goods, formerly of Tho Masonio Block, Lave takon tho storo latoly occu pied by Soharf'sNows Stand in tho Arlington Block on Hotel St. Presidont Dole has gono to P. C. Jones' plaeo at Waikano for a oouplo of days reoroation and ex Labor Commissioner Armstrong will nccopt tho hospitality of the Chiof Justico at Kualoa for tho same period. "290' is tho number most fre quently called ovor tho telophono wiros. It rings up the United AnnuaE Company's stand, whoro Suporior Hacks with safo and courteous driven!, aro always to bo found. A oomploto livory outfit, including buggies and wag gonottoa, furnishod at tho short est notices Bicyclers are likely to got out, soraped, sprainod, bruised, or somo way hurt, No mutter whioh, nn application of Eodding's lUisaia Salvo will take avray tho flmart and pain, and cure tho trouble in a hurry. Thousands of wboolmon uovor go on tho road without It, Why should you t 25 eonts buy a It of any drug' Bint, Handy box for your pocket, :olHlr J)ruH Go,, Agt I CASE OF LIFE INSURANCE. DIVOIICKD WOMAN I.ONi: HUH lliailTH OP PROPEItTV. Cuo of'rlirea YearNtnii(lliic Decided Verdict of n JurrSovotnl Dlvorcru (Jrnntctl. Tho Supromo Court by Justico Froar has rondorod a decision in tho suit of J. O. Carter, adminis trator of tho nstata of tho late Dr. Henri G. McGrow, vs. Tho Equi tnblo Lifo Assuranco Association of Now York. The lato Dr. Mo Grow had a policy on his lifo in tho insuranco company named, in favor of AlphonBino McGrow, his wifo. Ho obtainod a ducreo of divorco from his wifo shortly bo foro his death. Tho libelloo took exceptions from tho deorco,buttho exceptions woro nover cortifiod up to the Supromo Court. Aftor tho libelant's death, tho insuranco association was prepared to pay tho amount of tho policy, buttboro boing a dispute as to whom it should be paid withhold tho monoy until tho decision of thomattor. Tho Supreme Court decides that tho divorce is absoluto nnd in force, tho appeal never having boon de termined; that tho insuranco is payablo to Alphonsino McGrow in tho torms of tho policy, but that her interest in it passed to her husband's estatowhon tho divorco was granted, and theroforo tho in suranco is now payable to tho ad ministrator of his oBtnto. Tho ouso is remanded to tho Circuit Court for such l'urthor proceedings as may bo proper. Cooil Brown But ou tho caso with Chief Justico Judd and Justico Froar, in place of Justioo Iliokorton, absont from illnops. Carter Kinney for plaintitf; W. It. Castlo for defendant, Judgo Cooper has rondored a decision on the appoal of defend ant in the caso of H. Uaokfold nnd others, assignees of W. S. Luco, vs. F. Lodovico, assump sit. Tho appeal was from a judg ment in tho Police Court of Ho nolulu in favor of plaintiff on March 7, 1892. It was submitted to Justico Dolo of tho Supremo Court, but not dooidfd by him boforo ho resigned in 1893. J udgo Cooper affirms ihe judgment be low with interest mul oosts. Kin noy and Ballou for plaintiffs; Eosa for defendant. Leo Wai, liconseo of tho pro jected new Chinese thcator, is cited on tho petition of J. C. Cluney to show cause, on Monday at 10 o'clock, which he should not be enjoined from procopdiug with tho construction and operation of said theater. The jury rendered a verdiot for dofenduut in tho assumpsit suit of Kawai Sing vs. T. Hoomnha. Judge Whiting has granted divorcos in tho following cases: Mary vs. Josoph Fernandez. EdingB for plaintiff. Florence E. vs. M. D.Monsarrat. Cartor Kinney for plaintiff; Thuraton fur defendant. Maknluhi vs. J. E. Puaa. C. Brown for plaintiff. O. vs. Ludwig Hillebrand. Neumann for plaintiff. In the en so of Joseph Luahiwa vs. Annio P. Luahiwa, the Court ordered plaint K to pay $G0 coun sel feo, and reserved deoision on defendant's motion for alimony. Duvis for plaintiff; Kaulukou for dofendant. In upitoof tho absonco of tho Prosident, tho Chief Justice, the Prosident of the Sonata, the Attor-noy-in-Gonoiul, tho Legisluturo, and Adviser-in-Ohiof Armstrong tho Eopnblio cf Hawaii has got ulong about ns usual today. Tho gold and silver oortifioatos provided for in tho law published today cannot bo priutod until.an appropriation is made for tho pur posoby thonoxtLoglfiluturo.anu tho dosign of n groat seal for tho re public is determined. The Timo ia very good today, both in oditorials and contribu tions, Its major cartoon is on tho Altonioy General and opium liconno, there bolnK a minor ono on tho oxit of J, N, Bioicul, rail road oontiftotor, Jaak du Ilippor'n htimojoiiH vcrsou nro u feature of tho pit per, A. I3:irno3 at the ItrpnbHc building is oileriug ladios shirt waists at ono dollar rucli. I'ith hats reduced from $2 to $1. Somo memhors nf tho Sharp shooters aro in favor of disband ing tlio presont organization and forming a riflo association for plonsuro only, with tho under standing that tho association would volunteer ns a wholo when its nssistanco was ncedod by tho government. Tho Kohala Tolophono Compn ny has elected tho following ofli cors to sorvofor tho onsning year: John Hind, presidont; E. O. bond, vice-president; G. P. Tullooh, sec retary nnd troasuror; W. P. Mo Dougall, auditor. Messrs. H. E. Bryant, T. S. Kay und H. H. Eenton, directors. Notice. ALL PERSONS INDEUTED TO THE UN dorslgncd aro requested to potllo tbo same ou or before Heplomuer l, ibu.i. ODD WAY PORTER, Honolulu. Aug. 12, '95. Furniture Dealors. 71-td To Oloee I ADIE8 SHIRT WAISTS ATJ1.00 EACH. L Fith hats havo bcou reduced from $2.00 to $1.00 each, othor goods reduced iu pro portion. A. BARNES. Ropublio Building. 78-tf KUSTACE CO. -DEALERS IK- WOOD AND COAL Also White and Blnck Sand at the very lowest market rates. Tolphono No. 414. 77-tf I m 3 JO D Z CD BKS S3 SALE On Monday, September 2, 1895, Goods will bo marked at cost to make room for an imniotiBo stock that s expected next uionth. ROOM ROOM ROOM An enormous ship ment of goods, the larg est this house has ever received, now on the ocean, nnd expected shortly. Clerks are now busy marking goods down to bedrock; watch this col umn and note from time to time the prices that I intend to sell goods for during tho month of September. BIIIG liW I'ortHtruut, R emnant TVOw in. 3?ropfreHH at Is, S. SjLOHS, 620 Fort Sticel, B io ARaAINS Remnants ot Silks, Wool I Dress Gooods, Wash Mnt- orinls, Whito Goods, AT HALF All remnants marked with number of Sweeping Reductions in Millinery -FOR- Our entire stock of fine Millinery nt greatly med lints it I KEEP COOL HIRE'S ROOTBEER. This gront horao-niado drink is ns UenKhful ns it is plons nnt. It is good all tho timo; good for tho children; good for tho grown-up folks; good for ovorybody harmful to none. It koops tho blood pure nnd cool, strengthens the system nnd counterncts the oljfects of tho hent. It is nbsolutoly frco from a Binglo intoxicating proporty nnd is every whoro recognized ns A Temperance Drink For Temperance People. A pnekngo of Hire's Eootboor oxtrnct will mnko live gal lons. Tho directions nro so simple that anyouo can mnko tho most delicious, sparkling, effervescent bovorage without troublo or expense. Ask your storokeopor for it, mndo only by Tho Charles E. Hires Co., Philadelphia, U. S. A. Wo havo used your Rootbocr for tho last throoyoars nnd think there la nothing eqnuls it. Mna.N. Sickel, 398 Northampton street, lloston, Mass." I have boon using your Rootboer for throe years, nnd havo recommonded it to many of my friends. 1 luvo also been much plonnod with It. It is re freshing nourishing, in faot wordi aro inadenuato to express its worth. Mrs. S.Buavn, Btato street, botween t'onstanco, Now Orleans, L. A., U. S. A." JOBBERS: Hodron Dnua Company, Wkolosnlo Drutjcist Benson, Smith Company, i HOLLISTER DnUQ COMPANY, Lewis Company, Grocers. 41-td To remind you tliat wo havo a Sowing Mnclilno In which wo placo so much confidence Hint we will muiiU It to you on trlul frcu for a uevk and If not natltfactory you may return It at our expente, We maku (lilt olTcr becaute we know our ,ood. Our Machine cosU a trlllo raoru wliolwalo nnd oclU for a trlflo moro retail tlianauv other Maclilno In lliu world, but It It worlli It. Litton: It mukct five Utcho to the revolution while othort maku but llireo nnd one half. In oilier wordtjou do wlial It thrca davt' worlu on tlio old ntylo hi two nay wiui tne "Manaunr. U you aro tlri-d or biity that It worth lie. ratiuiblt In )mir bonnet. while The "Mnmlanl" Imt both chain una MK UlUh. Tlio "Standard" c'lvei a written guarantt'o for flwi yiart. bo done ou a Htwlnir Xlucliliie, Hint mure do vim waul 7 Hold on the Inttallmciit plan at Kterti wrek or month, 0. V. STURDEVANT, Tol M, WnrlMR Hlook, V, 0, Sale Honolulu, II, I. In Remnants While nnd Urowu Cottoni, Sheetings, Table Linen, ond other odds cud ond. PRICE. ynrJs and price in plain figures. One Week Only. reduced prices. Ladies nnd Chil.lrcn'ii tr'm- n biff snrrificc. 62-tf And bo can you in side, outside and nil tho wny through by drinking SPEAKING OF SEWING MACHINES REMINDS US It iloo uvory thing that can price, f 10 dlicouut for cath, For rent by liox, M'2, Cor Fort mxl l?or, ftta,! lira -a miiimimmmm nt N lWMH

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-mmmmmmmmmmMmmwmi i mi'iwpi sjwwyw ym iuwiihii ii .mmmmm BULLETIN, AUGUST 37, J8l?i5. r o EVENING ,c I I THEG, H D Importers of TKizfc Brothers' Cement, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Galvanized Water Pipe Paints and Oils. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Roche Harbor Lime, C. C. Fine Flour, Hay, Grain, and Groceries, Hardware and Cutlery, Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Eto. C. E. WILLIAMS SON, Oldest Furniture and Under taking Establishment in Honolulu. Tel. 179. i Central YIeat Iaret Love's Building, Kunnun St. A FIRST CLASS Markot hi evory Kepcct. Orders dolivcrecl promptly to nil parts ot ho city. WESTB1100K& GAItES Proprietors. M" Telephone 154. May 2!Mf. r. C. JONES. K. A. JONES. The Hawaiian SAFE DEPOSIT AND Investment Co. HAVE FOR SALE A Few Shnres of Pnin Supar Stock, Hawaiian Sti(rur Co. Stock. ALSO Hawaiian Government mid 1st Mortjjnfro SiiRtir l'lanta- tion lioiuls. 3T For particulars npply to Tho Hawaiian Safo Deposit Investment Company, 408 Fort Btreot Honolulu J. J.SurxiVAN, J. Hucklky, Seo'y. I'roiluent MiStalsGa.L'lL Honolulu, II. I. Sullivan Buckley, Man'g'rs. FINEST EQUIPPED CARRIAGES in tho City, with Compoteut mid Cnro ful Drivers. 'Tinriafa nnrl nllinrtt ilftfilmilfl nt vIav. ug tho most desirable points of intor- oat in mm nixnu uio uny win uo well to Hoouro ouo of our CarrioKca. OENTLT5 SADDLE HOUSES. U'or Ladies or flentlorooii, alwnyu on Hand. iStand at tho Pantheon Stablos, Corner of Fort and Hotel HtreoU. TeLKPUONKt 1 (n w'n Hotel Ninnies, uz, l'linthoon HtnbJc, 111, M 11 1f...l.. Ut.lllll.U liU j nm hmiv AVIES GO Gil Kino St. Jewelry Our Stock of Spring Goods is acknowledged by every body to bo the finest on the Honolulu market, and con sists of everything Useful and Ornamental. Our prices aro moderate. Jewelry in special designs manufactur ed to order on short notice. jacobsenTpfeiffer. P. O. Box 287. Fort Street. Criterion Saloon Fort near Hotel Street. C. J. McOauthy, Manager. Popular Bra of Straight Ms ALWAYS ON HAND. Try tho Qront Appotizor: The JBrotvnle CocJctailt A Specialty with Hiis ltesort. depot op Tnis Famous Wielnnd Lagor Iloor! Wm. G. Irwin Co. (limited). Wm. Q. Irwin, President and Manager Olaus Snreckels, Vico-Frcsident Vf, M. GilTard, Soorotnry and Tronsuror Thoo. 0. Forter, Auditor Sugar Factors AND Commission Agents. AORNTH OV TUB OOEANIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF HAN FltANOIHOO, OAL. Nix Hundred Yearn Old. Wo nro on tbo ovo of tho six hundredth year of tho British Parliament. If it bo oaros, it will shortly bo ublo to colobrnto tho six hundredth anniversary of its oxistonco. In 1295 Pnrliamont nsBomblod on tho basis from which has grown tho form which it now has; that is to say, spocial sum monBOB wore insnod to tho pre latos and to nobles, then consist ing of sevon ourls, and forty-ono barons, whilo to tho shorifls of eaoh county orders wero givon to cuuso tho oleotion of two knights for oach shiro, two citizens for oach city and two burgosBOs for each borough, who were to bo en dowed with full power to oxoouto what should bo orduined by Com mon Council. Exchange, Tho famous E. W. (Earl Wilson) Collars und Cuffs in lat est shapes at Trnoy's. Full assortment of sizes in Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Undor Wear for Mon and Womon at very low prices at Tracy's. Finely furnished rooms with bath and olhor modern improve ments for rent at rousonnblo prices at 29 Hereto nia street. Mechanics' Homo, corner Hotel and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day, wook or month. Torms: 25 and 50 cents per night' $1, and $1.25 por week. A fresh now stook of straw hats, all grades from $1.00 up. Try a "Panama" hat, wo enrrj' throo qua lities, you can take your choice. Molnerny. L. B.Kcrr will roceivo by tho Australia a now lim of Scotch ginghams, whito and croum croponB and whito cotton duok for ladies' and children's dresses. Ladies ou tho othor Islands can do their shopping by post by applying to L. B. Kerr for samples. Thoy should ombraco this opportunity, and got a singlo yard at wholoBalo prices. LET YOUR INTEREST OE SUFFICIENTLY AROUSED TO 8ENO O CTS. BTAMP8 ANY KINO FOR A COPY OF OUR ILLUSTRAT ED CATALOQUE US'-' Pages) OF GENERAL FAMILY 8UPPLIE8, AND DUY YOUR QOODS AT 8AN FRAN CISCO PRICE8. Smith's Cash Store. 414 4:418 Front St., GMf SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. 3SCi- ,"T5i' MRS. AUG. DARKOW. Montiiose, Fa., Sept. 25, 1891. Wells, Hichaiidbon Co., Orntltmtn:! was very muoh run down, bad no oppotito at nil, was very nervous, had no Bleep night or day; to sum it all up, I win puri'outly wretched. But thanks to I'nino's Celery Compound I can now cat and sleep and work just as well as I could beforo I wns taken sick. When I commenced hiking tho Compound I weighed 130 pounds; I now weigh 1CS jwuiuh and do all the work for wj family of five. I have recommended tho Compound to throo families already and thoy aro very much pleased with it. I om now taking my fifth bottlo, and would recommend it to nil who nro KiifTorliifr with Htonuicli trouble or nervous trouble. Yours respectfully, MI18. AUG. DAKKOW. Painc's Celery Compound IS FOlt BAMS JY THIS HOIXISTER DRUtt WIioIuniiIu mn for tho Hitwulliui JrIiuiiIn, ..p.., L&i,: .wd&K.,. AAk-iiinte:' Beyond Description Tho Misery Beforo Taking AKD The Happiness After Taklnflf HOOD'S. BSSSSSsWl"ff J lH Tb wwE.. b I JKL ff mBBS ifr. B. H. Bishop nunmonton, N. J. "C.I. noed Co., LoiriU, Mus.i "Dear Sirs: Xharo bten In poor h tilth for 10 or 39 years, and bar been taking doctors' medlolnes mora or leu all tbo time. I did not get much relief. My blood' was Ink bad shape and my system was all run down. X thought I Bui t die, but noUclng seTeral testimonials In the papers In behalf of ITood'i Sarsaparllla X bought three bottles and found that It dld'me so much good that I continued taking IL I was without appetite, ilothfullr sleepy, and bad a headache most all the Urns, In fact I eannot describe my feelings. Alter using one botUe of Uood's Barsaparllla, I .found It was dolng-mo Hood's'iCures muoh good and now I cannot praise the medi cine too much for what It has done for me. X am a disabled soldier c years old and was af flicted with many ailment, Including kidney, bronchitis, and catarrh, since using e bottles ot Hood's Sariannrllla I am like another man. In fact I think Hood's fiarsnparllta saved my life." a. II. msnof.Hox 490, lfammonton, N. J. Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy In action. Sold by all druggists. 23c. Ho"bron Drug Co., L'd, Solo Agonts for tho Bopublio ot Hawaii C. R. COLLINS, MANUFACTURER OF Harness I Saddlery. HAS REMOVED TO 337 King St. Telephone 602. 27-tf. PANTHEON SALOON, FORT AND HOTEL STS. Heaflauarters Enternrise Brewing Co THB- Largest Consignment of Beer that over arrived hero, now on Draught J. DODD. Trop'r Perfectly PAINE'S CELERY TORED MRS. HEATH AND This is the Medicine That Makes PeoDle Well! ,.4, w wttm. -ltdmMttjtMtieim, i LACES -AND- EMBROIDERIES. During this week of the .Clearance Sale Wo will make a spo oialty of Laces AND Embroideries, We have a largo assortment In all styles and will sell the entire stock nt a Big Sacrifice, A h ro lino of ItltflNANTS if all styles and longths will bo disposed of This Week. J. J. egak C14 FORT STREET. The Haw'n Fertilizing Co. AIIE DETTEU PKEPAHED THAN EVEK,. TO FURNISH HIGHEST GRADE MANURES To any analyses, at lowest pric03- A. P. COOKE, Agont. 32-tf. Wretched COMPOUND RES' DARROW TO HAPPINESS. i i1 1 .1 J Ii

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'W pww1 m 'wmpppnUfM -"n rs( EVENING BULLETIN, AUGUST 17, 1895. A y fr HOLLISTER DRUG CO. 533 voit-r STitnrr. "Wholesale and Retail RUGGISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DIALERS. Established 1869. Incorporated 1891. --gferLts fox J. C. Ayer Co. Pony Davis Pain Killer Horsfords Acid Phosphate Follows Syrup of Hypophosphites. Warapolcs Tasteless Cod Liver Oil Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Oil. Stearns Cascara Aromatic. Himalya Asthma Remedy. Pink Pills for Palo People. Mother Seigcls Syrup Cummins Cough Cure. Polk Miller Dog Remedies. Eastman Kodak Co. E. H. T. Anthony Co., etc., etc. citimflii Ni:itvicr.i. We have the besT If you will examine our stock of URN ITU RE AND nOUBE URNISHSING, You will ngroo that for Stsrle, Q"u.tllt37- stl6l DPxices- They Stand Unequalled In Honolulu. grOur Goods rpcoivod by vessels juBt from tho Coast nro nrtiBtio in tho minutest detail. AN INSPECTION INVITED. Telephone 04.CJ. ORDWAY PORTER, HOTEL ST., ROBINSON BLOCK. Hew Goods! New Goods! New Goods! BY EACH STEALER PROM THE COAST All Delicacies in Our Line. A oompleto lino of staplo and fauoy grooerioa, as low as tho lowest. Island orders solicited. LEWIS CO., Where Honolulu 1'enpln May AVor n It 1 1 Tomorrow. Cr.sTTur. Ujoo.v fmmcii, corner llorota liirt and WoliHrils utroetB. lUv. J. Loiuliuu lmm will occupy the pulpit morning ami evoniug. Morning tlicmo, "Oroatuosn Through Service" Evening Memo, "Es Bontlal Elements In Character Build. Inj,'." Services Snndav, Ang. 18th. Sunday school and Bible tWsos, 0:55 a. in Public worship with sermon at 11 a. m. nnd 7:30' p. m. Prnyer and confarerice meeting Wodnesdoy, at 7 10 p.m. Sunday Sohools: Jftpaneso, iu Lyceum at 10 it. m.j 1'ortupuesc, In church on Miller street, nt 2:30 p.m. Tha public Is cordially invited to attend these services. St. Andrew's CATHEnnAt Tho services of tho Cathedral Congregation, Tenth Sunday alter Trinity, Aug. 18th., will bo: 6:30 n. in. Holy Cominunion; 11 a. in., matins, with formon: 7:30, p. :n., Evensong with sermon. Tho sorvioos of tho Socond Congregation Sunday, Aug. 18th, will bo ns fol lows: 0:'15 n. m., morning prayer with sermon; Vonlte and Ilonodlotus to double ohants. Hymns 100 and 257. 0:30 p.m. Magnificat, nnd Nunc Dlmlltla to donble ohants. Hymns 2G0, 201 and 23. CimisTiAX CittmcH narmonv Hall. King street, betwoou FortandAlakea streets. T. D. Garvin pastor, reaching at 11 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. Morning thomo. "The Lord's Day and tho Jewish Sabbath." Evening theme: "Tho Final Destiny of Our llaco." Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Biblo class Monday, at 7:30 p. ra., in tho parson ego, oornor of King and Richards Btreets. Sibjcot: "The Mission of tho Holy Spirit." Prayer meeting in tho hall Tues day 7:30 p. m. Bible Beading tho 0th chapter of 2 Cor. Fiust Methodist Episcopal Church Bov. H. W. Teclt, pastor. Sunday servicos, Aug. 18th. 10 a. in., Sunday school, Mr. O. J. Day, superintendent. 11 a. tn., sermon, "Reasonable Service." 7:30 p. m., "Once Was I Btoned." Wednosday. 7:30 p. m., payer service: "Zoal Meeting." Meet ings held in hall over Tracy's storo, corner of Fort and Uotol streets. Evoryono wel comed. Y. M. 0. A. Sunday evening praise servico in Y, M. O. A. Hall at 0:30. Topio: "Tho Worst Foo and tho Best Friend ot the Young Men." Luko 22:31-32; 1 rotor 0:8; Ltiko 10:10. Roman Catholic Cathedral Services Sunday, Aug. 18th, will be as follows: 0 and 7 a. m., Low Mats with Holy Com mnnionjO a. m. Mass with English in struction; 10:30 a, m. High Muss with nntlvo sermon; 2 p. m. Rosary nnd nativa instruction: 4 p. m nativo in struction and Benediction; 7 p.m., Porta guoso services with Btuodlction. Week days, Low Mass at 0 and 7 a. m. Seventh Day ADVBNTISTS-Moetinc place on Punchbowl streot, opposite Queen's Hospital, in the houso formerly occupied by the late Dr Trousseau. Preaching ou- tho Sabbath (Saturday) nt lift, m., and Sunday night at 7:30. Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Latter Day Saints Reorganized Church of Josus Christ of Latter Daytiaints; Mililani Hull, tear of Opera House, services will be held ou Sunday as follows: 10 a. m. Biblo class; 11:15 a.m. and 0:30 p. m.. preaching, GOO Dozen Socks, just received at Tracy's. $1.50 to .$2.40 por dozen. Tho Enterprise Dairy will soil milk at .08o por quart providing you tako 6 qts. or more. Cronra will bo dolivered twico each day. Tho Enterpriso Dairy has sorao fino pasturo land for horses at $2. 00 por month. Gl 2w. G. R. Harrison, practical piano and organ mokor and tunor, can furnish best factory references. Orders left at Hawaiian Nows Co. will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed to be tho same as dono in factor v. Having usod Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family and found it tobca first-class artiolo, I tako pleasure in rocommonding it to my fmnds. J. T.'Fostor, Westport. Cal. For solo,..by all doners. Bonson, Smith Co., Agents Hawaiian Islands. Tolophono No. 240. P. O. Box 297 New Furniture! New Furniture I A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP Top Roll and Other Office Desks FRESH PROVISIONS. FAMILY BEEF BY THE POUND, FAMILY PORK BY THE POUND, NEW POTATOES AND NEW ONIONS, HORSE RADISH IN BOTTLES j BLOCK BUTTER, INDIAN CHUTNEY. Chas, Eustace, Lincoln Block, King stroet. Tolophono 119. Don't Make a Mistake Tho oldest, best and cheapest furniture store ;in the city was established by tho veteran furni ture dealer and undertaker, Mr. C. E. Williams, in 1859, and is now conducted hv him nnd bio ioldest son Ed. A. Williams at Gil King St. :Wo wish to notify our patrons and tho public genorauy tnat wo Have no connection whatever with any other furnituro and undertaking estab lishment in Honolulu. Which wo nro soiling at pricos unhoiml'of in Honolulu, i HOPP CO., Nil 71 Kllitf Hlni.il, Honolulu, II, I, Blood Diseases, "When tho blood is diBoasod and tho systom Amomio or Scrofulous, it carrios sioknoss through! tho wholo body, for tho ourront of human lifo is in tho blood. This provos how necossary it is to havo puro rioh blood, because an im poverished condition of it brings on Fovera, Malaria, Itliouinatism, Bowol Complaints, Lung Scrofula, Goni'ral Debility, etc. Wampole's Preparation, norfootcd and tustoloss. of Cod Livor Oil with Compound Syrup of HypophosphitoB, Extracts of Malt and Wild Cherry Bark, rouiatd tho attacks of all disease gornifl in tho blood, is highly rocommondod ah tlio host modorn trtiatmont to oloar your system nml to bring buck robust hoalth and Htronjitli, Is roally a family inoilioinu chest. HOLLISTER DRUG Co, 05-1 Auln. C. E. Williams Tel. 179. wwotooxmmo Ed. A. Williams. t Gil Kino St. THEBE IS NO MISTAKE. Whon people walk into tho CITY FURNITURE STORE at tho corner of Fort nnd Beretania streets and ask for Mr. H. H. Williams, thoy make no mistake They know where they can get tho best value for their nionoy and a good variety to select from. C. E. WILLIAMS having sold his entire interest in tho Furnituro and Undertaking Business to Mrs. Ed. A. Williams on the 17th day of June, A. D. 1895, and having left the country, his second son, HENRY H. WILLIAMS, now be comes the oldest experienced FURNITURE DEALER AND UNDERTAKER in Honolulu. MR H. H. WILLIAMS entered the omplov of his father about twenty-five years ago, since which time ho has made a continuous study of tho Furnituro and Undertaking Business. Ho graduated from Dr. S. Rodgors' Perfect Embalming School in 1890, since which timo ho has made a success of that branch of tho business. Ho does not advertiso tho oldest nor largest stock of Fur niture in town, nor does ho coVot all tho trado in town. He only asks for his share, and from appearances ho is getting it, consequently ho is satisfied. JHo receives now goods every month and fills order promptly. EOffioe Telephone 846. Residence and Night Call 849 5G-tf. H. H. WILLIAMS, Manager. Waring Block, Corner Fort and Beretania Streets. "WELX,! WELL!! "WELL!!! Just Look at the. Mistakes. When people order by telophono of another Furnituro Storo and then walk into C. E. WILLIAMS SONS Storo and ask why tho goods are not delivered on timo thoy make a mistake. When a lady telephones to tho storo of C. E. Wil liams Son to come nnd tako back a piano that was sept to her by another furnituro man she makes a mistake. It is a Mistake to think that C. E. WILLIAMS has loft tho country without a return ticket. It was a Mistake to try to stop him from going. It is a Mistake to imagine that ho will not return with a stock of goods, with prices that will muko tho public happy and paralyze some folks. It is a Mistake if Clark's school of embalming from which Mr. ED. A. WILLIAMS graduated laBt year is not the best on Earth, It is a Mistake if you think wo do not covot nil tho trado in town; wc do I Wo would like tho Earth und Nccker Island thrown in. It is a Mistake if you think (all insinuations to tho contra ry) that wo do not still rouiain, Yours as ovor, 0, B, WILLIAMS SON, 0, 15, Williams s t i s i En, A, William. OU King St, ToJ, J7Hi Roh, and Night Tel, 815, OO-tf. i

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EVENING BULLETIN. AUGUST 17 1R05. fmm 1st filer's Kteuntiilp Co. fctel TIME TABLE. 0. h. WIGHT, Pres. B. B. K08K, Bm. 0pt. J. A. KING, Fort Bapt. Stmr.KINAU, OL&RKKti Cemmaato. Will y Hunnlnln at 2 r. u.. tonohItitt lAhstM. Mala Bar and Maktna tua mi day: Mahukona, Kawathae and Lau aaJkoahoa the following day, arriving at Hllo tka lama evening. MAVIS HONOLULU. ABB1VKS HONOLULU. Friday. Ang. 10 Tuesday... ..Aug. 27 Friday 8opt. 0 1 Tuesday Sept. 17 Friday Bept.27 Tuesday Oct. 8 Fridav Oct. 10 Tuesday Oct. ST) Friday Nov. 8 Tuesday Nov. 19 Friday Aug. 2 Tuesday.... Sept. 3 Kriday fept. 13 Tnosday Sept. 24 Friday Oo. 4 Tuesday Oct. IB Kriday. Oct, 25 Tnrwlay ....Nov. fi many nov. 10 Ttniday....Nnv. 2rt Friday Uen. 0 Tneifay ...Dec. 17 Fridn7 Dec. 27 Friday Nov. 20 Tuesday Dec, 10 Friday Deo. 70 JUtonun, will tMo at 1 o'clock tenoning at .Laupahoehoe, Mahu fcosa and Kawalhaa same day; Makena, Haalaea Bay and Labalna the following 4t j arriving at Honolulu the afternoons 0 Tuesdays and Fridays. gm- No Freight will be rtoflvtd alUr It seen on day of sailing. Rtmr. OLAXTDINE, GMKBON, Coauuaiw, Will laava Honolulu Tuesdays at B r. taachinj; at Kahului. Hana, Hamoa and Klpahalu, Maui. Reluming arrives at Kanolulo Sunday mornings. Will call at Nun, Kaupo, on second trip of each month. CV No Freight will be reoeived after 4 r. m. on day of tailing. This Company will reserves the right to make changes in the time of departute and arrival of its steamers without notice mid U will not be responsible for any onne ejuences arising therefrom. Consignees must be at the Landings to racelvo their Freight: this Coicpany will sot hold It"lf ronponslble for freight after it bas been landed. Live Stock only at owner's risk. This Company n ill Dot be responsible for Money or Valuables of passengers unless placed in the care of Pursers. Fsssengrrs ar reonratcd to purchase tickets triors embarking. Those failing to io so will be subject to an additional charge of twenty-five per cent. LOCAL LINE S. S. AUSTRALIA. Arrivo Honolulu Lcnvo Honolulu from S. F. for S. F. Sept. 2 Sopt.7 Sept. 80 Oct.2 Oot,21 Oct. 27 Kov.15 Nov.20 THROUGH XJKE From Sttn Francisco From Sydney for for Sydnoy. San Francisco. Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Mariposa. .Aug. 29 I Monowai. ..Aug. 22 Monowai. .Sept 20 f Alnmeda. ..Sept. 19 Alameda. ...Oct. 24 1 Mariposa. Oct. 17 From Portland -FOIl- ana ii? V tiii:- et S. S. AAtmore,5' Sailing from Portland, O., September luf, will be duo on or ubout SEPTEMBER 9th, 1895, And will lmvo immediate dispute)! for iiIkjvo portB. Apply to Theo. H.Davies& Co., Ltd. 75-tf LfentH. A New Abstract Office Ab a rosult of 15 yours oxporionco in tlio Abstract HiiHiness, I nra proparod to inuUo Abstracts of Titlo in n most thorough, iioour ate, nml complcto uiminer itiul on short notico, P. W Makinnkv. In W. O. Smith's Offioo, 5118 Fort Street. myl3. ASK YOUJl OJtOOJlJl Foil 1'atknt Kxcjh.i.jint Fi.odii. Highest urndo Flour on tlio markot. Govt tlio same m nil oilier ilnt-olaiM grade. D-Ura Oceanic mmm Co. AYAY FOR PUGET SOUND. TIIK IIAltK VIAVSAAVA MWAItTS l'OIt THAT DESTUTATIOM. The Jlnltco nml Mokolli Arrive Scliouncr Lnvlnln oit the marine Hallway Other Item. 0 Kelly Is now purser of the steamer Kauai. The scliaonur I.avlnln was put on tlio mu rine railway today for repairs. The steamer Walaleale cues to the Harna kim const next Tuesday morning. The steamer Keaubou will be In nt six o'clock this csrnlng with sugar and rice pad dy from Walnlna. The itmr Mokolli arrived In from Latml this morning and went on tlio marine railway for a general overhauling. Tlio bark Mauna Ala sailed out from I he Mall wharf at noon today for Port Olakelcyto load lumber for Adelaide, Australia. The steamer Knala Is moored at Pacific Mall wharr undergoing repairs. She will be ready for sea by the end of next week. The Sprcckcls company expect to get the barkenllne S N Castle loaded and away to the refinery In about two weeks. The steamer James Makcc arrived from the Garden Isle this morning with 231 sacks rice and seventeen passengers. She reports plenty of rain on Kauai. The steamer Kllauca Ilou arrived this morn ing. Her new purser G V H King now fnr ulches the news to the marine scribes. The steamer brought three lepers, with a police man In charge, from Mahukotia; 50 head of cattlo from Palmer Woods' Puuhuc ranch, and a remnant of sugar, 31)5 bags, from Ku kalau plantation. The schooner Molwahlnc goes to Paaullo on Monday. Captain Paddy Curtis, with his yacht of emerald hue, the Spray, failed In and out of the harbor yesterday without any (honcst-lf abortive) attempt being more to overhaul lilin by the customs guard. AltHIVALS. Stmr Jas Makcc, Peterson, from Kapaa, Kauai. Stmr Kllauca Ilou, Weir, from Hawaii. Stmr Mokolli, McGregor, from Molokaland Lannl. Stmr Keaubou, Thompson, from Walalua, DEPAIITDRKS. Haw bk Mauna Ala, Smith, for Puget Sound. PROJECTED DEPARTURES. Stmr Hawt.ll, for Pohakumona, iionolilna, Ilakalau, Iionomu and IIIIo, Monday.Aug II), at 2 p m. 8tmr Mokolli, for Molokal and Lanal, Mon day, Aug 10, at 5 p in. Stmr Walaleale, Gregory, for Lntmllin, Kukulhaele and Honokaa, Tuesday, Aug 20, at 8 p m. Schr Molwahlne, for Paaulto, Monday Aug 10, at 4 a m. 8tmr Jas Makee, Peterson, for Kapaa, Ka llhiwal, Kllauca and llanalcl, Monday, Aug 10 at 4 p m. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. From Hawaii, per stmr Kllauca Ilou 0 deck, !l lepers and u policeman. From Kauai, per stmr James Makcc Mrs I.ludday, Miss Lindsay, Mr and Mrs Ah Maug and 14 deck. PASSENGERS DEPARTED. IMPORTS. Ex Kllauca Ilou i'.)7sxsugur,acct Kukainu plantation, 50 head cattle, acct Puuhuc Ranch. Es James Makcc 281 bags rlre. Ex Kcauhou 1000 .bags sugar, JSOOO ba.: paddy. VESSELS IN PORT. NAVAL VESSELS. U 8 S Deuulngton, Plgman, Marc Island. MEKCUASTMEN. (Coasters not Included In this list.) Am bk S 0 Allen, Thompson, S K llr hark Velocity, Martin, Hongkong Ger bk Martha Uockhahn, Melnckc.LlverpooI Am bktno Archer, Calhoun, 8 F Am bktu S N Castle, Hubbard, S Y FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTEI. Vessels Whero from Duo Am bk Edward Muy.... Boston Duo Am schr Anna 8 K (Knlmhil,... Duo Am bk Annie Johnson. .9 F (Hllo) Aug IS Am bktn Retriever Pt Gamble. ..Aug ii5 Am nil Transit PgtBouiu!(nilo)Aug25 U 8 8 Olympla S V. .Aug 25 Am bk Martha Davis.... S F AuirSJS Am hkt 8(1 Wilder 8F Aug 20 Am bk C I) liryant SI' Sept 1 Am acli Anna 8 F(Kahulul).8ept 1 Ur sh John .Mei.eud.... Newcastle Sept 1 8 8 Altmore Portland 8ciit 10 Am sell Esther lluliiie.. Eureka 8ept 15 Am bk Amy Turner Now York. .Sept 15 llr lik 8t Jiillcu Newcastle.... Sept 25 llr bk Onyx Ncwcantlo. .Sept iiu llr bk City of Adelaide, Newcastle HeiitilO Ger bk J C I'lleugor llreinen Oct 1 llr bk Aldcrgrovu Liverpool Oct I Gershlp Mario Huckfehl, Liverpool Oct 2 Am Mir Kli'g Cyrus.... Neweantle Oct 15 Ger sh II llackfeld NY Oft 15 llr hk Coryplieue New Castle Oct 15 Am sch Robert Hcurlen .New C'mtle. ..)c 15 Am bk Heiiiliiolo, ...Now t'astlo Oel fil Wlmt bettor invostmont tlinn a lifjlit ofllao coiit. tliuHO Hwoltorin hot days. Cool, oomfortablu ami oliunp. Molncrny. POI.ICR NKWIf. Judco rerry Inlllcla Vlnca CJnlore Tllln IIorillllC. Six coloatiiils who lovo tho so dt otivo opium not wisely but too woll grocicd Judgo Porry this morning whon ho mounted tho judgment sent of tho District Court in nnd for tho city of Ho nolulu. Threo of thorn pleaded guilty and wore obsossocI fifty dollars each as punitivo dam ages for tho outraged dignity of tho Bopublic of Hawaii, whilo Jimmy Thompson taokod on nu extra thrco dollars npioco to help run tho expenses of tho Attorney Qenoral'a dopartmont till tho logislaturo votos nnothor appropriation. The othor throo wore discharged. Hnna (w) nnd Knlnna wero tho next to fnco the storn mnjesty of tho Court. This hitherto pre sumably guiloloss couplo are bo no longor for thoy both pleaded guilty of committing adultery in Honolulu within ono month last past and mora particularly on tho night of August 16th. Kaluna will have to pay if 53 before re- f;aining his liborty, whilo tho ady got off at half-prico. Clork Thomoson, however, makos no distinction on account of sox, his bill for costs boing $3 each. Ono Fostor, Christian name un known, accused of laioeny in the socond degreo in Honolulu on August 15th last, by stealing, tak ing and carrying away tho sloop Kaiulnni, tho property of Sing Chong, and vnluod at $1500. The complaint doos not stato whether ho onrriod tho sloop away on his shoulders or in his 'vost pookot, but that will probably come out on the 20th to which date tho mat tor has boon postponed. Antono Rosa is entered as at torney of record for J. L. Stevens on tho charge of having opium in possession, which has been con tinued till moved on. Othor minor cases wore con tinued till Monday, and having wound up tho business of tho woek tho Court wont off proparod to take in tho ball gamo with u clear conscience. Firjstaco Co. doal in wood and coal, also in black sand, ut the lowest markot rates. For rowing or cycling an eleg ant lino of sweaters "choup'' as sorted colors. Mclnorny. TU1Q D A DFD ls keJt fle t E. c. ItllD rAriJll DAKE'S Advertising Agency, (H and (15 Merchants Exchange, Ban Francisco, California, where contracts tor ad vertising can be made for it. "J-f&swfW MME YALE'S HAIR TONIC I.aiiii:s and Gentleml-s: It allbrds mo great pleasure to call the attention of the puh lle to my file's Hair Tonic, which Is the lint and only remedj known to chemistry which Jii. I1.? tuJ"f Koy Iialr back to its. original oo or without dye. I personally Indorse Its action "ml give tlio public my solemn guaran too that It has been tested In every conceiv able way, and has proved Itself tho only Hair Speelllc. It slops lialr-falllng Immediately and creates a luxurious growth. Contains no Injurious Ingredient. It Is not sticky orgrrasy; 1 1 0try( It make tlio hair ion, youth till, llnlly, keeps It In curl and reinovet dand fi1.., '"'Keiitlcmcn and ladles with imlru IV. ifiirAJ5,i'"irM.li',.'!0BW e""fely way "'i ii iid d ,i,:a,)8' "I't'clally recom- All dniL'glits l'rlro f li nlsu Yalo's Bklu !M Yalo'aCompexlon Cream, II UlosKaeei'.ittder, 50c; Yule's Reality Soap, iP1'" ?lS".,,nVlBl ilellUU n,ul Comiiloxlmi Hpfflallstlrmploof lleauly, KDHtutu tt, t.lileagu. Guide to Ileauty mailed lice IIOIUION I)HU(J CO., Wholwulo Auint, iwitt.iBHmistHii iImwi r.sjtiintMiuiniti w Ml nit Canadian-Australian Ml Stenmers of tho nbovo Lino running in connection with tlio CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Botweon VancouTcr, B. O., nnd Sydney, N. S. Wa nnd calling at Viotorin B O Honolulu nnd Suva (Fiji), -A-ISE 3DTTE uSuT On or nbout tho dates From Syilnry and Suva, for Vlctorln find Vnnoouvor. 11. C.I Stmr "Mlowcra," August 31 Stmr "Warrimoo" Ootobor2 Through Tickets issued uuiivu oiuios FUEIOnT AKD PABSENanil AOKNTfll D. MoNicotjI,, Montreal, Canada. KoDunx KBitn, AVinnipog, Cnnndn. M. M. Stkiin, Snn Franoisco, Cal. u. moli. unowK, Vnncouvor, B. O. Australian Mail Service. For San Francisco: Tho Now nnd Fine Al Stool Steamship "Monowai" Of tho Oceania Steamship Company will bo duo nt Honolulu from Syduoy nnd Auokland on or nbout August 22nd, And will leave for tlio abovo port with Mails and Pnssongers on or about that dato. For Sydney and Auckland: Tho Now and Fino Al Steel Steamship "Mariposa" Of tho Oceanic Stonmship Company will bo duo at Honolulu from Snn Francisco on or nbout August 29th, And will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for tho nbovo ports. Tho undersigned are now propnred toissuo ThroiiBh Tickets to All Points In tho United States. CSTFor further particulars regarding Freight or Passago apply to WM. G. IRWIN CO., L'd, 1-t' General Agonts. )H JGRAtVINGXCO- fe(tt K1NGST. 55-tf. Oceanic SteamsMp I itaanusiBu.'bL Oillce of tlio Teerless Preserving- Paint SOS Merchant Et. TELEPHONE iso. TO OWNERS Tho undersigned having purchased tlio excluslvo right, titlo nnd interest for tlio Manufacture nnd lino of the PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT in and for tho Hawaiian Islands, dosiro to call tho attention of owners of lJuildlugs to tho superiority of this Paint for the purpose of Prttervina Shinyltt, Melah, Jrou, Steel, linage, rout, etc., against rust, corrosion, ileray ami leakage. Ono generous coat of tho lVerh'ss Preserving Paint has bcon found equal if not superior to thrco coats of any other Paint, and iee guarantee is will not scale, crack, or run, It boing possess ed of a body when applied in which there is no OIL. SPIRITS OR EVAPORA TIVE SUBSTANCE. In using this lViiiit upon n i Wiido roof Us FIRE PROOF qualities are ono of tho chit f advantages, as it renders tho roof Imper vious to sparks wh'ch may fall upon it In tho drvest season without tho slightest injurious effects. Tlio main features which tho PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT oilers for its use upon roofs tiro its thorough resistance to any action of heat or cold, .and its wonderful PRESERVING qualities which fully provont uu. h.ui,ii iiuiii uimur rtUST UK DECAY oaro prepared to oxecuto and carry out currv m no PEERLESS PI tracts undertaken by us of work aro oxtromolv guaranteed against leaks, cracks, scales or runs for a period of years, ojtlmuted up on tho ago of tho roof when tho work 1b performed, .Auiiimui mm mniu ami oiuinniefl given in all work ireo oi cnarge, ana roior res glvon by application at our olllco, cue I1. P. WA1TON, MannLor, GO-tf. iiMftiii lifl'frf"''' JfchM' Steamship Line zaconsroLxrxjTr bolow stated, viz.: From Victoria nnd Vancouver, It. C to Suva nml Sjrdneyi Stmr "Miowera" fci,t. 24 from Honolulu to Cniindn, and liuropo. tST for Freight nnd PaRsago and nH Uenernl Information, npply to THEO. H. DAVIES CO., L'd Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands. AND THE Occlflental Oriental SteamsMp Ool For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. Stoamors of tho abovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to tho abovo ports on or about tho following dates: StmrCoptio Sept. 10, 1895 Stmr China Oct, 29, 1895 StmrCoptio Nov. 28, 1895 Stmr City of Peking Dec. 28, 1895 For 8AN FEAN0ISC0: Stoamors of tho nbovo Companies will call at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong nnd Yokohnran to tho nbovo port on or nbout tho following dates: Stmr City of Rio do Janeiro Sept.C, 1895 Stmr China Ootobor G, 1895 Stmr Coptic Nov. G, 1895 Stmr City of Peking. .Dec. 6, 1895 Stmr Ooptio Jan. 15, 1896 Stmr China Feb. 21, 1890 Rates of Passage are as follows: TQ TOKO- TO nONO IIAMA. RONQ. Cabin 8159.00 8175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 months 225.00 2G2.50 Cabin, round trip, 12 months 202.50 81G.25 European Steerago 85.00 100.00 CSTPossengere paying full fnro will bo allowed 10 percent off return faro if re turning within twelvo months. tSTFor Freight nnd Pnssngo apply to- H. HACKFELD CO,, l-tf Agents. Consolflatei Soda later Co., L'i ESPLNDB, Corner Allen Fort Stz., Honolulu- HOLLISTER CO., Agents. Co., OF BUILDINGS. out sncclal contracts for tho nimllcatiou Kfi.afc.viNO PAINT on any oi mo isianus. .n con wlll bo fully GUAHANTEED. Our prices for this class moderato, and roofs to whlcli Paint Is applied by us ar h, 0. ABLKS, H, P. WALTON. I I 1 V f "i, m jslliuJiilislMKislfriln li X""'1 "i i' v