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VOL. VIII .--NO. 162. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN- - ISLANDS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1888. PRICE 5 CENTS.

business danls.TBE DAILY SUMrtoments.DusmesS Grants.

S. N. CASTLE. o. p. castle. rpQ piarLters!J. B. ATHERTON.rrTHE CLUB HOUSE

ZDinino: Eooms NTEEPKIS R CASTLE & 'COOKE,

i commercial Advertiseri;

IS PUBLISHED

.jiiiig Except Sundays.

?6 00p c A3VER-- B

"one Souths 3 U0

month 60per's gazette, one year ..... 5 00

1PT. A KTTKTri-- Just Received ex "J. C. PFLUGER,"ALAKEA, NEAR QUEEN STREET.

174 Telephone 55.

from GEHalAKY, a consign-ment of

KROOG'SShipping and Commission Merchants,Is the Best Restaurant in Honolulu.. First-clas- s Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and Cocoa

at all hours. --IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN-- Patent Eilterpressestsge)

Boston to Honolulu.invariably iu Advance. J FllI Meal, 25cts.able withWhich includes a variety of food onlyt a General jVlercliaiiclise.iSSS9:...,iv nAZETTE CO.,

HAW, Appliances for extracting the Sugar fromllonolulu, II. I.

-- ALSO, AGENTS FOR--

10 u oau uere.Board by the Week, - - 84.50.

1ST Civil and attentive waiters and first-clas- s

cooks employed. Give us a trial.123-3- m C. CHUN HEE. Prop.

the dry cake by means oi water.

SIZES OF PRESSES :

30 Chambers and 42 Chambers.Eobala Sugar Co.,

Haiku Sugar Co..Paia Plantation,

Qrove Ranch Plantation,R. Halstead's Plantation,

A. II. Smith & Co., Eoloa, Kauai,O. F. Blake's Steam Pumps.

Clias. Brewer & Co,Will despatch a first-clas- s vessel in their line Papal kou Sugar Co.nnnwrr. -for Honolulu, to be in loading berth January Thpfift Presses have been in use at the

Tv'pnlia Plantation duriner the pastto Levers Dickson)iiaccesaoM

itnuliiril ill Lumber

1, 1889,

If Sufficient Inducement Offers. season, during which all the diffusionjuice was run through them with the

Union Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of San Francisco.Etna Fire Insurance Co, of Hartford.

The New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Boston.D. Weston's Patent Centrifugal Machines.

The New York and Honolulu Packet LineThe Merchants' Line, Honolulu and San Francisco.

;?orWr ft"11

most satisfactory results.3TFor further information apply to

C?"For sale at lowest prices by

The Liverpool and Lon-

don and Globe

(ESTABLISHED 1836.J

Assets .8 40,000,000Net Income 9,079,000Claims l'aid 112.569,000

Takes Risks against Xioss or Damage by Fireon Buildings, Machinery, Sugar Mills, Dwellingsand Furniture, on the most favorable terms.

ialillKlnJ- - of Building aiaienaia.

TECT.JIonlu

j. ALFRED MAG00N,i T"

C. BREWER & CO.,Queen street.158-2- w

Dr. Jayne & Sons Celebrated Medicines.

Wilcox & Gibbs, Remington' aud Wheeler & WilsonJ. N. S. WILLIAMS.1S9 1243-l- m

H. G. CRABBE,innvnev - at " vv,TO PLANTERS!fc- W- SEWING MVCl-inSTE- S.

tfltf4i Merchant Street, Honolulu.

TOLSET VAILLANCOURT ASHFORD,XT A V C A TM

RECENTLY 1MFKUVJSI)HAVING our construction ofinorney, Solicitor,Acknuletiuiiieiii, x,.

Building, adjoining GeneralMills, as also the slat feeding mechan-

ism for same with very satisfactory results, weare now prepared to contract for that class ofKino Street, - Honolulu,

33ish.op & Co.1183.6m l-6- m

B. LEVY .& SON,Importers, "Wholesale Dealers and

Commissson MerchantsIn Foreign and Domestic

FRUITS AND PRODUCE.

machinery at short notice. We have patterns onhand for 40x66in., 3Sx5Gin., 32x6in.. 30x60in.,N T. WATERH0USE,30x54in 26x54in. sizes of rollers, steel shaftingand steel gearing throughout with any desiredtype of engine, or thy can be driven fromengine in use on oll Mill, by compounding

taporter aud Dealer in

jiSERAL LIE RC II AND IS E

Sa. 1 Queen Street. Honolulu, ltfthe same, thereby economizing steam. Resultsunder equal conditions guaranteed

Opp. the old Police Station. 32-l- m

S. FOSTER & CO.,

WHOLESALE GROCERSand

Purchasing Agents.

passed byanyoTHEti construction or system ofFEEDING.We are prepared to fill orders of all kinds in

our line, and make a specialty in packing allkinds of fruit for lone distance markets. J. N. S. WILLIAMS.

Hawaiian Island patronage will receive special

IMITATION GIN.

It having come to our notice, that an inferior

quality of Gin, purporting to be J. J. Melcherb'" Elephant " Brand, is being offered for sale in

this market, we have to

Oaoxtioxi tlie PublicThat we are the Sole Agents in the Hawaiian Isl-

ands, for the said Brand, and that every genuinebottle bears our " Sole Agency " label.

W. C. PEACOCK & Co.,

Sole Agents for J. J. Melchers'Schiedam, V. Z. .

H. HACKFELD & CO.,

funeral Commission Agents Agent Risdon Iron a ad Locomotive Works,

136 l243-t- f San Francisco.attention.

623 and 530 Sansome St., San Francisco.P.O. Box 1742,

E. L. MARSHALL, Honolulu,118-6- m Agent for Hawaiian Islands.v rnrt .fc Ont-e- n Sts.. Honolulu, ltf The Hisdon"r

PIONEER Iron and Locomotive Works,

Sole Agents,; for

Simpson's Top-o-C- au Uiarui

Diamond Creamer v

BUTTER.Corner of Beal and Howard Streets,

BE&VEft SALOON,Wilder & Co.'s,fcnStreet, Opposite

H. J. NOLTE, PROPRIETOR,

axtet Lunches Served with Tea, Coffee,sodi Water, Ginger Ale or Milk.

pn From 3 a. in. till 10 ! mtrackers' Requisites a Specialty. ltf .

S San Francisco Californialoryearnw tt TAVT.rm PresidentR. S. MOORE Super! nte nde nt

ANDBuilders of Steam Machinery

In all its branches. '

CELEBRATED BUTTER ISTHIS finest quality, made upon theDanish and American systems combined.Packed in hermetically sealed tins, andwarranted to keep in hot climates.

Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers,High Pressure or uompouna.

94 123G-6- m

STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete.

R. W. FRAZER,

IERCRAXT TAILOR,Cor. King and Alakea Sts., Honolulu.

tolerate charge, good workmanship and aiect fit guaranteed.

BAKE R Y .

f. nonisr.Practical ConfecUoner, Pastry Cook and Baker.

Rich and Delicious Ice Cream made by Steam.

71 Hotel Street.Ilo tli Telephones 74.

Wltn nulls Ot wooa, iron or cumpugiie.ORDINARY ENGINES compounded whenFOR SALE I

2C and 28 California St,

SAN FRANCISCO, : : CAL.168 1206-l-y

STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs constructed wltn reference to ine iraae in whichthey are to be employed. Speed, tonnage anddraft of water guaranteed.

SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making MachineryGRAND BAZAR made after tne most approved pians. aiso, uBoiler Iron Work connected therewith.EX. BARK JAMES S. STONE, WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any

JUST ARRIVED size, maae in Buuauie ieugius iur couuetuug. t 11- - I 1 1 9 1 .

Under the Patronage of

HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN.

GERJilANIA MARKET.20. SL PROPRIETOR,RaCFP, - - -

fort Street, Honolulu.E!EP, MUTTON AND VEAL.

Fresh Sautage, Pork, Etc.,stwtljoahaua. Shipping served on short

togetner, or neeiB roiieu, puuuueu uu pvaoufor shipment, ready t a be riveted on the--And Just Iamlcil In Fine Order.- -

PER BARK ground.HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and Water

rwTXV ' A TT A TTTTT HOOTTLU AND HOOLA LAX hul " society will open their Grand Bazar,

Barrel Shooks and Heads,Ax Handles,

Pick Handles,Pipes made by tms estaiuisnrucnt, rxvetea oyhydraulic riveting machinery, that quality ofwork being far superior to hand work.or the benefit of the society.H. HackteU, from London

Galvanized Barb Wire,Galvanized Cut Nails,

Galvanized Cut Spikes,Galv. Clinch Boat Naila,

Iron Cut Nails (asst'd)Horse Shoe Nails.

Hoe Handles,Canal Baarows'

Nests Trunks.Wednesday, Jan. 23, 1889,iHLU IRON WORKS CO.,

--BEST-At the Honolulu Rifles' Armory,

AtManamana (cor. Beretania & Punchbowl Sts).

SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, SteamWinches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madeafter the most approved plans.

SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the PacificCoast of the Home Safety Boiler.

PUMPS Direct "Acting Pumps for irrigation orcity works' purposes, built with the celebratedDavy Valve Motion, superior to any otherpump.

J. N. S. Williams Honolulu.Room No. 3, upstairs, SpreckeU Block.

41-3- m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.

Am ati wlflhin? to assist in

Steam Engines,n, Su-- ar Mills, Coolers, Brass

and Lead Castings,ttictlnery of every description made to

Prticular uttention paid to ships' black-o- g.

Job work executed on the shortestltf '

charitable work are kindly requested to sendtheir contributions to the rooms adjoining the

Second-han- d Iron Safes.Oak Lumber, Ash Lumber, v" -'- .v Lumber,

Walnut Lr.i a '!., , 0. 'latches, Oakum,Vitcl-- 'i . r, Cotton Waste, Italian Packing,

Metalic Paint, Fire Clay, Marble Dost.

Chamberlain's office.GRACE KAHALEWAI,

Secretary.Honolulu. Oct. 17. 1888 25 12il-3- m

Fence Wire,Galvanized Buckets,

Best Coir Matting

TFor Sale at Lowest Prices by"E

Qr. W. Macfarlane & Co.129 tf

Kx fc Coranna,"THE ROYAL SALOON,t,r SoDaau aud Merchant Street

Ciller the Management of

H. F, Wolter,iqai'ff ltt,tock a variety of the best Wines.teata iL.r9,,1Qd lctt col(i beers on draught at

glass.

"Electirie93 Kerosene Oil."Downer's" Oil, "Belmontine" Oil, Lard Oil,

Gasoline, in Drums, (2-- 5 gallons in each).Plaster, Rosendale Cement. Portland Cement,

Dairy Salt, Bales Excelsior, Tubular Lanterns.

Christmas Goods

Toys, Dolls !

Bonbons !

From Iiiverpool,

A Fresh S apply of

GUIfflESS' STOUT!anl See Vn.- - ltfSUN FIRE OFFICE,

OF LONDON.

Established lTlO.Walk Bottled by M. B. Foster k Pons, London, andby W. E. Johnson & Co., Liverpool; also,ei Sedward, Fancy Vases GlasswareCHAMPAGNES !

Cumberland Coal.Straw Wrapping Paper, 20x30in., Grindstones,

Hair Mattresses, 40x25 lbs., Lamp Black,Three-quart- er Rubber Hose, 3-p-

ly, Ox Bows,Franklin Stove Coal (in bulk and in casks),

Drain Pipe-- S, 4, 6 and 8 inches.

1V-

Of Benj. and Eng. Perrier, Chalons-sur-Marn- e;

?TTGhSOf Joseph Peraer ills s CO., ccaiuua,Of Veuve Amiot, Chalons,

-- Yot Sale bytractors & Builders

property at current ravca y

Total Sum Insured lal885. 327,333,700

on oPf the Local Tribunals recognized.

G. JV. Macfarlane & Co.

o - - Building Hand Carts, Baby Carriages, Bashes, Blinds, Doors, and Five Extension Top

Carriages the best ever consigned to ns and a First-clas-s Carriage.

C. BREWER & CO.a rm for Hawaiian Islands.

Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co.KJNG AND BETHEL STREETS.

150 1203-t- f

eTnst Arrived.Ex Bark 44 C. R. Bishop,"

lmleph.

P. O. Box 423.

THOMAS LINDSAYHas Removed His Manufacturing

Christmas and New Year's Card3,

FOR SALE BY

THEO. H. DAV1ES & CO.146-l- m

Cigars ! Cigarettes !

TOBACCOCh ul-- 1 : i-- i r.ic i. ,?

CliK. GEKTZ3 Vovi Street,

Irl. E. Mclntyre & Bro.,IMPORTERS AND DEALZRB IN

GS-r-o eeries, Provisions and Feedvvi.iDER,

Two of those well-know- nJewelry Establishment

Ill EES From Nnnnnn Street to

; . . t . ..--.n f t:--e

DAILY PAOIF1U UUMMEROIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 1, 1888,

CORRESPONDENCE. PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY.3ti SUitljortti).

We do not hold ourselves responsible fof thestatements made, or opinions expressed by ouicorrespondents. THE HOLIDAY SEASON, 1888-9- .

Ml A orft J iTT J COMPANY,iri

ftvc

Dr. A. F. RAYMOND has been ap-

pointed, by the Board of Education, School

Agent for the District of Kau, Island of

Hawaii, vice Mr. G. W. C. Jones, resigned.By order of the Board of Education.

W. J AS. SMITH,Secretary.

Education Office, Dec. 1, 1883.

1G2 1247-3- t

An Immense and Varied Stock GrandDisplay of Art and Holiday Goods.The most conspicuous object in to-

day's issue i3 the large advertisementof the Pacific Hardware Company thegreatest trade announcement of theseason. It is unnecessary to recapitulatethe different lines of merchandise thereinmentioned in this notice; but (pendingthe arrival of well-selecte- d paintings,when a fuller description of that depart-ment will be given), attention may beespecially called to the large hall on thesecond floor devoted to art goods. Thisis worth anybody's while to visit, simplyas an exhibition of beautiful things, suchas one would travel far to see equalled.Crystal, porcelain, pottery, silver, bronze,gilt, varied and variegated ware of everykind ; articles in unnumbered varietyof utility and ornamentation ; rich fur-nishings of solid worth and entrancingbeauty it would be useless to begincataloguing. Go and see for yourself, isthe best word about the display foreverybody. Attention is also directed toa separate advertisement of the Spring-field Roadster Bicycle, the special meritsof wrhich have formerly been noted inthis paper, a means of locomotion whosepossessor no corner in the feed marketcan terrifv.

:o:- -

THE DAILYWE HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED LARGE ADDITIONS TO OUR

stock or merchandise!

Accommodations at Waimea.Mr. Editor : Waimea has wreathed

herself in smiles to welcome "the mostsensible, most intelligent jurors that(counsel informs us) have ever assem-bled to give me a verdict in this Court."

No rain, light breezes, and enoughplover to reward learned counsel for theirpleasant tramps with dog and gun.

A general hilarity of demeanor, and aleisurely discharge of more or less un-

pleasant duty are decidedly the orders of

the day or days or even weeks. Thejurors, however, have this much to bethankful for that through the kindnessaid forethought of Mr. E. G. Hitchcoek,the miseries of a Waimea sojourn arethings of the past. A double panel hasbeen well housed and fed in a placewhere, formerly, half that number ofmen were subjected to the horrors of KoKee's hospitality by day, and to the un-certain chances of anything bettgr thanthe bare floor by night. Mr. Hitchcockwill have the satisfaction of knowingthat he has earned the gratitude oftwenty-fou- r " good men and true, " andthat when, after we return to our happyhomes in December, we look back uponWaimea, our latest reminiscences of thatcharming spot will be rather pleasantthan otherwise.

Tjie Joyful Juror.Waimea, Hawaii, Kov. 21.

Pacific Commercial Advertiser.

CONSISTING OFBe just and fear not:

Let all the ends thou aim'st at beThy Country's, thy God's, and Truth s.

SATURDAY, : DECEMBER 1, 1838.

SHOVELS, 1

Pick Axes, MattockJSteel Crowbars,

Canal Barrows, !

Garden Barrows, f

Ox Trace Chain !

PLOWS,Harrows, Cultivators,

Horse-Hoe- s,

Planters' Hoes,Garden Hoes,

Cane Knives, Spades,

'

Hoe, Axe, , . Pick and Sledge Handles, Galv. Nails and Spikes, !

Cut Nails, Refrigerators, Sheet Zinc, I

Sheet Lead, Carpenters' Tools, Builders Hardware

STEEL EEDSTCE WIEE AND STA-PLKs-!

iCL A T TT WlVr fi"C 1TTTTT? A KT"n CTADTTC " '-- I

Misreported Surely.An otherwise accurate description of

conditions of life in Honolulu and theIslands, given as the result of an inter-view with Rev. John W. Sellwoodwhose own and wife's agreeableand edifying presence was recentlyenjoyed here for some months inthe VV'eekly (Portland) Oregonian ofOctober 19th contains the followingpicturesque paragraph, for which doubt-less the reporter has received a richlydeserved "wigging" from our clericalvisitor, whose impressions are surelymixed up in this particular in transmit-sio- n

through the journalistic medium :

"The drive from the city to Pali, abeautiful little suburb, is the mostcharming and picturesque imaginable.From Pali a splendid view is obtained ofthe surrounding country for miles inall directions. The towering volcano ofKilauea here is in plain view, and amost imposing sight it is. The volcanonow is in a state of constant activity,and there is no more fascinating diver-sion for a stranger than to sit down insome comfortable little retreat andwatch the smoke belch forth from out ofits yawning crater."

AJTJU V . A J-i-Xl JA " AXVF ia-ij- j,

Galv. 4 Barbed Fence Wire, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans,Hubbuck's Boiled and Raw Paint Oil,

Hubbuck's White Lead and Zinc,Hubbuck's Red Lead, Pioneer White Lead,

CASTOR OIL for Lubricating, Cylinder Oil,Carbox Oil, Sperm Oil, Lard Oil,

Lamps & CMeliers, Croctey, Glassware, Silver Platefl Ware fin?

We have fitted up a Department on the second floor'(a room 50x60 feet) exclusively for ART GOODS, of which we1have at present a very Choice Stock, and more to he opened in afew days. We know we are safe in saying that BETTER GOODSin these Lines have never been offered for sale in this Market I

NOVEL MARINE ENGINE.

jgfcjiSKj, Tm - '"""Vsi

i'Vil '!l 'ill 'A )iWBPA Test of Ammonia Vnpor to be 3Iarieon the Tug Hercules.

A novel method of driving machineryby ammonia vapor, which it is claimed Our Prices are Moderate !

The plan just adopted by the Board of

Education, and announced in the official

column of the Advertiser one day lastweek, whereby the use of the Govern-

ment schoolhouses is to be granted to

the ministers of the various religious de-

nominations for the purpose of impart-

ing religious instruction to the young,does not strike us as favorably as it doessome others. The concession does notseem, on its face, to be a very importantone, and it is possible that it may notlead to any unpleasant complications,though of this latter we are not at allsure. It seems to us, nevertheless, aetep decidedly in the wrong direction. Itis the thin edge of a wedge, which thosewho have urged its introduction will lose

no opportunity of driving home until,could they accomplish what they evi-

dently desire, the school system of thecountry would be split into fragments,upon strictly sectarian lines. We haveread the circular referred to, severaltimes, very carefully, in hopes of findingsome logical connection or consistencybetween its first and last portions. Oursearch has been in vain. If there is any-

thing in the premises which justifies, oreven suggests the conclusion, we havebeen entirely unable to discover it. Theprovision of law which provides that "noperson in holy orders or minister of reli-

gion shall be eligible to fill the office of

President of the Board of Education orof Inspector General" is first given,with the additional statement that it isthe "evident intention" of the law thatthe schools shall be strictly secular.The language of the same statute is fur-

ther quoted as follows : "The object of

common schools, supported by Govern-ment, is to instruct the children of thenation in good morals, etc.," and a longcatalogue is then given of the variousduties included under the general headof "good morals," such as honesty,truthfulness, charity, obedience to par-

ents and teachers, kindness, chastity,etc. Having stated these facts, and laiddown these premises, the Board pro-

ceeds to announce a conclusion whichfurnishes as fine a specimen of what thelogicians call a "non sequiter" as wehave seen for a long time. The circularproceeds as follows: "You will fromthis time forth open school every morn-ing by reciting the Lord's Prayer inunison." This, it will be observed, isnot a permission, or even a recommend-ation, but a positive and unconditionalorder. . The schools, not may, but shall

will revolutionize marine engineering, isto be tried in a lew days on the new Red We respectfully solicit a personal inspection of our Entire

Stock, and especially our .Star tug Hercules, which is now beingprepared for the experiment. It isclaimed that there will be a saving of 50

Mr. Editor: I see by the returns ofyour sham or straw election, that theprohibition vote was seven. That wasmore than I expected in Honolulu, themammoth rum hole of the nation. I knewof only two there, excepting ladies. Ofcourse I knew that . there were a greatmany temperance people there of theliberal " selfish order " of temperance.Selfish order ? Yes, they believe in keep-ing away from the devil, them andtheirs, and let all others do the same ifthey can ; but the doctrine of the pro-hibitionists is not only to keep awayfrom the devil themselves, but to keepthe devil out of home and out of every-body else's home, by binding him witha strong chain of law statutes and con-

stitutional amendments thus workingto protect others as well as themselves.So let me say to my brother and sisterprohibitionists through the Gazette, thatinasmuch as ours is a party formed forthe redemption of man from the drinkcurse and never expects to give up anypart of the temperance ship, as long as afactory can be found that manufacturesdrunk drinks, or a saloon found to sellthem, not in fact until this moral reformencircles the earth . And as organizationis life, we must organize for the conflictas soon as convenient and agitate for" God and home and native land."United we can make our power felt andour principles known among men, al-though we are only eight in number.

The devil we are fighting is entrenchedbehind the law and all moral suasion ispowerless to oust him as long as highand low license laws and other legal per-mits are granted him as a protectionagainst the assaults of temperance. Li-cense means continuance and Govern-ment.protectio- n.

This fact is amply de-monstrated by the late decision of JudgeDole. The supposed right of the minis-ter to curb this rum devil at will amountsto nothing as long as he is permitted toccupy this law fort. It is our business

to oust him ; this conflict must go on un-til he is. The temperance element isnumerous enough now in this Kingdomto oust him if they were only united.

Moral suasion is good but pow-erless. Legal suasion is both goodand powerful. So organize and agitate,hoist the white flag, aim high. You arenow occupying the top round of thetemperance ladder and can clearly viewthe situation which other temperancepeople who occupy the lower part of theladder cannot do. They are not highenough to look into the enemy's quar-ters, though equally honest with our-selves in their, beliefs. But if not con-verted to prohibition they will continueto help make license and other lawsostensibly to "restrict the evil,"

jB IL IH1 DEPART E3 Tper cent, in coal, and no oil will be required, the ammonia being its own lubricator. The ammonia is forced with the V Where Ladies and Gentlemen will find a tempting display of beautifulJ Articles in Orpnf Vrfffr onifoMu iwater into the boiler, and driven out - w T JJ , KilM.lllMM.SJ XVJ Lof the water at a comparativelylow temperature, and then heatedin a steam box known as a superheater,where it expands and enters the cylin XMAS. AND NEW TEAE'S GIFTS.1

PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, L'D.1248--1 m d-l- m

ders with great force. After leaving theC3'linders it is again forced into the boilers and reabsorbed bv the water. But afew barrels of the ordinary ammonia willbe required to run a large engine. Thetrial is looked upon with great interest,as it is claimed that the system can beapplied to larger vessels. PhiladelphiaRecord. THE SPRDMD ROADSTER BICYCLE !

J k'I L4l3tuU .113.

JAMES CAIiTlCan be found next "door to the P. C. A. j

Office, Merchant Street.

Hacks Nos. 18, 37, 66, 75, l(AND WAGONETTE 110.

X2T Bell Telephone 204, Mutual 590.J2a3-t- f !

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WE STILL HOLD OUR OWN".

Moderate Prices, Good Quality, Hill Climbing, Safety, Speed,are features of merit which are sure to lead. To Arrive !

RECORDS FOR 1888. Bock Salt for Catflbe opened every morning by the recita L. A. W. meet at Baltimore. Md.. three victories. Wnndstnoir.

Canada, professional track record, May 24. Binghampton, N. Y., onemile safety, and one mile team race. Toronto, Canada, three mile roadwheel, and one mile safety race. Rochester. N. Y.. one milp. nnon tn

tion, in unison, of what is really a quota-

tion from the sacred book of one parti-

cular religion, viz., the Christian. So

far as appears, there is no provision for

iir

few tons still undisposed of.oui in iacc oniy serving tne devil as afort from which he throws the redhot all, track record, 2.44$; three mile handicap; five mile, open to all, lastshot of hell into all Christian communiexcusing the children of Jews, Moham quarter in seconas oest on record; Half mile dash, open to all, 1.15ties, slaying men and women body andsoul by scores of thousands yearly ; and

APPLY EARLY. J

Theo. H. Davies & Co. IHfMm !

uest competition nan rane on record; also, two mile, 6.45 class.J. ft. Weld, of Medina, writes!

medans, or other religionists who rejectthe New Testament, and who may havedecided and conscientious objections to

the most wonderful part of this truth isthat these same Christian communitiesare the ones that build and maintain the "In a club of twenty 18 ride Springfield Roadsters, and still wetheir children taking part in any such legal forts from which this shot ishurled that makes such havoc among Ex Bark H. Hackfelfthem, lhey will no doubt continue to

exercise. Here is consistency with ivengeance. Then follow the instructions to school agents, relative to ar give good service to keep the enemy en-

trenched secure from prohibition shot. fROM LIVERPOOL,

warn, more."REMEMBER OUR HILL CLIMBING RECORDS.

Eagle Rock, New Jersey, 12 times without a dismount. Corey Hill,Boston, 10 times without a dismount, Stickney Hill, Lynn, Mass., onetime and return.SHURSVJAN AT IT AGAIN.

mi . .

ranging with the clergymen of any de-

nomination, to allow them the use ofuntil they get converted ; then no doubtthey will also step up upon the highestround of the temperance ladder and bepublic schoolhouses at certain specified FILTERPRESSES;IRONcome worthy and welcome allies in thehours, "for the religious instruction of

such scholars as may choose to attend prohibition army.So we must agitate and thus school

and convert the people to prohibition,until these legal rum forts would be re

with the consent of their parents, etc."iDememnera or me L,ynn Cycle Clnb took a trip down to Portland. The party com- -

Ff? mtfiii JaUDw J'r H'--SharD.' H Ca'9ley Q- - Borgholtz, J. F. Allen. J. F. Dow, J.and A. Wiswell. On their arrival in Portland, and after a good

Selwig & Lange's Patent

18 to 30 Cliamberi,

!sIn our view of the matter, the whole

arrangement is of the nature of a conces moved. J udge Dole says they are theresion where no concession was needed,

Which have proved a great encceM JJJJnor indeed justifiable, under the termsof the statute, and its plain intent as set

UJCO"";'1 n VLt? i woiB nuuse, me iroruana vvneel Clab took the visitors in hand for arun to Fronts Is eck, a distance of some fourteen miles. On the way out the party passedSpnrwick Hill, an eminence that has never been climbed by a cvclist. To the surprise ofthe Down Masters, Shurman announced that he would ride up the hill if any one of theKhMhni d0oD Thi8L was ver Promptly agreed to, as the local menunrideable. of the men rode down tie hill, as also did Shurman.and then on arriving at the bottom Shurman turned round and rode to the topto the amazement of those who had never seen Shurman ride. This was on Sundayand the achievement of the Lynn man made the locals anxious to see. what the visitorcould do with the Park Street Hill, a terror to Portland wheelmen, and one that hasnever been climbed more than tvi--i mnn.,,; m . ,

and must be respected and protected,because the King and Legislature of thisChristian community put them there,and there they must remain until a pro-hibition Legislature is chosen, whenthey will be removed.

Jno. M. Horner.

Absolutely Pure..For quicfc raising, the Royal Bating Powder is

superior to all other leavening: agents. It is ab-solutely pure and wholesome and of the highestleavening povrer. It is always uniform instrength and quality and never fails to makelight, sweet, most palatable and nutritive food.Bread, biscuits, muffins, cake, etc., raised withRoyal Baking Powder may be eaten hot withoutdistressing results to the most aeiicate digestiveorgans. It will keep in any climate withoutdeterioration.

Prof. H. A. Mott, L S. Government Chemist,after examining officially the principal bakingpowders of the country, reported:

"The Roval Baking Powder is absolutely pure,for I have so found it in many testa made bothfor that company and the United States Govern-ment.

"Because of the facilities that company havefor obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar, andfor other reasons dependent upon the properproportions of the same, and the method of Uspreparation, the Royal Baking Powder is un-doubtedly the purest and most reliable bakingpowder offered to the public.

"Dr. HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. D.,"5 1221-l- y U. S. Government Chemist.

forth in the very circular in which thenew departure is announced. It 13 simply a sop thrown out to satisfy the clamorwhich has been raised in certain quar

-- ..uv .u uuw.i.nuu. i. uu iuuuuty Luc uarEV reuairea 10the hill, and after Carsley, Alien and Littlefield had climbed it once and cried eWgbShnrrnan wpnt at if. anr) mot, . i j - . . ,.ters. We do not believe in sops of this , , - wuwu mix i:mtH wunoui a dismount. To sav thattne Jrortianu men wera rinmfi,.,, rvtmi

--- .vu Fuiui u mum;, wiiurujitu roue His sprincneiukind. They are apt to prove as mis-

taken in policy as they are inconsistent

Laupahoehoe, etc., and which are pru ,

with the latest Improvements; also,

SPARE PARTS OF ABOVE FBESSES

and ?

FILTER CLOTH FOB THE SAME ;

Sugar Coolers(round corners) I

Iron Tanks, 3 sizes; I

Baxter Engines, g

Deane's Steam WV

Steel Bails &FixW

Fire Bricks,Fire Cl2r, Asbestos, j

We give you the facts. Draw vour own infprfmpA "Rin principle, and to lead to far moretrouble, :n the end, than they seem to

A gentleman who had spent severalmonths in Kansas said recently: "Thedebasing effect on children which comesfrom a familiarity with liquor saloonswas never forcibly presented to me untilI went to a State where saloons are un-known. Kansas is filled with boys tenyears old and under who never saw asaloon since they can remember. Thevnever saw a man under the influence ofliquor. Being wholly withdrawn fromthe sight of it, nearly all of them willhave no more desire for drink on arriving

our prices are moderate, our sroods warranted.and workmanship for one year; absolutely safe against headers, speedyand a good all around road wheel. CATALOGUE FREE.WANTED.

save. The present instance is not likelyto prove any exception to the generalrule.

SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. 9 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.RESPECTABLE BOY TO WORK IN OFFICEHabermacher, Tailor, corner

of Bethel and King streUs.at man's estate than thev will have for

Notice to Creditors.opium or hasheesh. Though I am not aProhibitionist, it really looks to me as ifthe Kansas neonlfi were doinc? a wiso

FOR SALE BY

3IFIC HARDWARE CO., JL'd.,SOLE AGENTS FOB HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 1247-l-m d-l- m

White Bros Poland CementTHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT

ViaH been duly inr,nfnteH i4mi..,oithing in keeping public drinking placesout of their State. Of course quantitiesof liauor do reach thfi Statft in incrs Germania P. Cement, j

--rr v. .um.u oltUi,rwith the will annexed, of EDWARD W. PUR-VIS, in t nf Hanainanlu. Kauai rlaa.J i,1 v.vn,u3CU. AllnerHOTia havins anv claims ncriinat eti i

General Harrison's family.Mrs. Harrison is a most lovable wo-

man, well-bre- d, refined and possessed ofgreat tact and experience. She under-stands Washington society thoroughly,and during her residence there, whileher husband was in the Senate, Mrs.Harrison was one of the most popularladies in the Senatorial circle. She hasa daughter, Mrs. McKee, who inherits.all the amiable traits of her mother, andher daughter-in-law- , the wife of RussellHarrison, was Miss Saunders, daughterof ex-Senat- or Saunders of Nebraska.Mrs, Russell Harrison is a beautiful wo-

man, who was very popular in Washing-ton society before her marriage. Ex.

Sugar and CY Bags,kegs, and barrels from Kansas City andelsewhere, but the rising generation isnot materiallv affected, for thft old fal

are hereby notified that they must present thesame, whether secured by mortgage, or unse-cured, duly authenticated and with propervouchers if any exist, to the undersicned withlows monopolize

iall the stuff...that comes

. Coal Baskets, Z"'T Etc.Stockholm

For Sale at lowest.The Weekly Gazette and Daily P. C. Advertiserby express and they are shy about let-ting people know they have it.

in six montha from this date or they will beforever barred. All persons indebted to saidestate are requested to make immediate pay-ment to the undersigned.

E. W. HOLDSWORTH,Administrator with the will annexed.

Honolulu, Nov, 30, 18S8. 62-- lt 1 217--4 1

H. HACKED :& WNearly 20.000 men have been naturalized in New York city this year. Are the Finest Advertising: Mediums in the Kingdom.

LJCk ADVERTISER. 1 1888.

An office boy is wanted.1'bipav, Nov. 30.

. . eilson. from Koo--

u' , ...nrnn from II a- - Horiioi Furniture B.F.EHLERS & Co. 5

' - - Excursion.- w - i)(jit givenby Mr. Dillingham to the faculty and

student of Oahu College, the teachersand advanced scholars of Punahou Pre-paratory School, and the principals andteachers of Kamehameha and Kawaiahaoschool, will leave by the steamer Ewaprecisely at 8 o'clock a. m. Owing tothe steamer having been driven off hercourse on Wednesday last in returningfrom her trip, n has been said that theboat was unsafe outside the reef. There-fore we are requested to state that theLwa was blown off,on that occasion,solelyon account of large spread of canvas awn-ings on the forward part, which caughtthe wind. When the trouble being ob-served the awnings were taken down,the boat came along merrily into port.Further, the Ewa has made the passageat times with complete ease when sup-posedly better sea-goin- g boats have putback to port or stayed inside. The windwas stronger on Thursday than on theprevious day, yet the little stern-wheel- er

had no difficulty in weathering hercourse.

.

Contract for Superintendent's Resi-dence.

Tenders for building the Superinten-dent's residence at the Molokai lepersettlement were opened as follows at theoffice of the Board of Health, Mr. H. F.Bertelraann, the lowest bidder, beingawarded the contract :

Alex. Burgess $2,300Geo. Lincoln 2,300Peter Hiedi 2,175Tom Andrews and Sam Kaaumona. . 1,800Sam Kauahale 1,700H. F. Bertelmann 1,650

--Just Received

EUROPEANAND

HOI TDAYAlso, Complete Stocks

i-- tf

THIS SPACEFOR

CHAS. J.

NEW GOODSJust Arrived, per Alameda.

The dogs on Emma street nearly allhave whooping cough.

Yira Quon has revoked his power ofattorney to Man Chip.

Four men have deserted from the Gorman ship J. C. Pfluger.

Dr. Tucker's clientele will see bv acard that he has removed his residence.Wines and liquors are offered 'at re-duced prices during December by Mr.. b. Luce out of his finest stocks.

Reerular mnnfhlxr : tt. . .J '"""g nonoiuiuTypographical Union this evening at G :30o'clock, at the K. nf P hoii"! A wn ntieet.

Mr. Alex. Smith lost the second childfrom whooping cough on Thursday even-ing, the first having died the previous

Dr. Raymond has becm appointedochool Agent for Kau, in place of Mr.

V. C. Jones, resigned on account ofdeparture.

Mr. Norman Hulbert gives notice ofnis acouisition of t.hAcarried on at Wailuku by Mr. E. A.

The British war-shi- IfvomnV. locX nao tilrived at Hawaii from her cruise on sup- -auiiBJLing Business, sue will prob-

ably arrive here to-da- y.

Mr. E. W. Holdsworth, administratorof estate of the late Mr. Edward W.Purvis, issues the legal notice usual insuch cases to creditors and debtors.

There will be a temperance meetingfor men in Brewer's Block, Hotel street,at 7 :30 o'clock this evening. Brief ad-dresses by new speakers. Open to all.

A clearcut lunar rainbow was visibleabout 5 o'clock on Friday morning. Itwas remarkably bright to be producedby the small crescent of the waningmoon. f

The second discourse on " True versusModern Christianity " will be given atthe Mormon Church, Punchbowl street,Saturday evening, Dec. 1st, at 7:30o'clock, by Elder Matthew Noall.

Junction rails have been laid at thecorner of King and Alakea streets, forturning cars from one into the otherwithout change. The Alakea line has athrough crossing laid there as well.

It is reported that the Elele newspaperand printing establishment, which arethe property of Mr. F. H. Hayselden,are to be placed under the managementof Hon. John E. Bush, the Elele to berun as a campaign paper.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will accom-pany the Pythian excursion to Maui nextweek. Indeed, it is a pity the countrypeople in every district do not have anoccasional visit from the national bandthat they help to maintain.

Mr. P. C. Jon s will organize a newclass in book-keepin- g, in the Y. M. C. A.rooms next Monday evening at 7 :30o'clock. All young men desiring a courseof practical instruction in book-keepin- g

are requested to be present.

Merchants or any persons desiringspecial importations from the East willnot fail to note the advertisement of theNew York and Honolulu Line, and actaccording to the advice there given inorder to avoid disappointment.

Mr. J. A. Magoon, as attorney for cer-tain Chinese, has instituted a suit for$2,000 damages against Police CaptainLarsen, for entering the resort of thatnationality in the Old Custom House,some time ago, without a warrant.

The property containing the houseburned yesterday morning was trans-ferred some time ago by Mr. Acheong toHon. James Campbell, whose returnfrom abroad has been awaited to havethe old buildings demolished and a goodclass of cottages erected in their place.

The station list last night had twoChinese for affray and eight natives, in-

cluding three women, for gambling. Inthe latter case a native who had been re-

fused payment of a prize won in a Chi-

nese lottery, lately raided by the police,"split on the racket" with the result ofthese eight being arrested on warrants.

A sting-ra- y fish was exhibited on thestreet yesterday, which was a curiosityto such as had never seen one. It isdiamond shaped with a tail resemblinga whiplash, or a long rat tail, four or fivefeet in length. At the base of the tail,where it joins the body, are two sharpspikes, three inches in length, which arehis weapon of defense. Altogether hehas a curious make-up- .

The friends of Mr. G. D. Gilman, whoformerly resided here and is now a resi-

dent of Newton, near Boston, Mass., willbe glad to hear of his election to the

General Court7' or Legislature of Mas-

sachusetts. He was chosen by a major-ity of 1,500 over his Democratic rival.Mr. Gilman is a man of large experienceand liberal views, and his Republicanconstituency have done a wise thing toselect him to represent them in theirprovincial assembly.

Personal.The King left for Hawaii by the

steamer W. G. Hall.Mr. Hewett's condition continued

Friday.Dr Brodie is in retirement at Waialua

with a severe attack of whooping cough.

Nathan Hazen, a farmer, has given aproperty worth $10,000 to the Hull Insti-tute at Sharon, Pennsylvania, for schoolpurposes.

Capt. Acland, commander elect of H.B. M. S. Hyacinth, left for the Volcanoby the W. G. Hall, accompanied by Mr.

T. Rain Walker, British Vice-Consu- l.

New Schoolhouses and Improvement.At a meeting held on Thursday, the

Board of Education resolved upon new

schoolhouses or additions at the follow-

ing places: Eleele and Kona-waen- a,

Kauai; Napoopoo and Hoopuloa, mSouth Kona, navau; ..cu. t

ku-t:V- ., in H:'0 cliriot: X.vrtiiu. i;,a- -j

, luu, iciiu:pc anil ; vuo f

r--- 'ir. in K; U ;.. U k:l ; can'.t), Jlr.t :

11V"C

1'uipay, Nov. 30.

for Maui andchancy,ill-

'i'mUTvvooa, for Waianae

uialuaaiid Koolau,

a.r IVpeekeo. Hawaii.

- To-da- y.

, -- A "Krusc, for Sanrrfluser,

eCtiMl trill"Where from.

'- - . ,M,ii Jan 20

Cruise oy 30rHyr Boston Feb L0

le' Humboldt... .Nov 20Nov 20Francisco.i s;;UlDec 31

i ivt-rpoo- l

31.v York ...Dec 2o

" "m l'ranci.-co.De- c 3:;e.:v,V;m Fraiu-isco.No- 20

il r Francico.Dec 25Vt Townseml. .Dec 10rujrot Nuim. . uec 5Tihitl. 25v.m Francisco. Dec 11

;uii:l. Colon ies Dec 15Francisco. Dec 22

)iJ'1 an Francisco. DecSan Francisco. Dec

a:i Francisco . Dec 24F.rcnuMi May 4

'Fori un IViiro Dec 21

j.(t from Foreign Ports...in I'.nliMm. Callao, S A.V i"cv, l'aln-1- , Nanainio, Ii Ci;.vr. Krusc, lireincn.

'C'iifiiilcrson. Tahiti..VCa-tl- e. llubbanl, San I' rancisco.

i r i iij..;ai"t . , , i.h Wuterlu'uso, humkuii.

r jlnvMi McC'uIloch, S Francisco.Wery, McNeil. San Francisco.

Pailj Keceipt of Produce.Bigs sugar. Bags rice. Mis. pkgs.

....... Ml 100

PASSKNGEUS.

rHaxviaml Maui, per stmr V Gjv.;;H-- For Volcano : Thos R Wal-- d

i.'r,'t;iin Acland, R N. For wayH;. Mait-t- v tne King, P C Jones,

;r. MiHMakakoa, J Todd, J K.RClY-ta- ni and wife, and GO deck

SHUTING NOTES.

..vitamers Likelike and Mikahala aresorrow morning.i ! ,m -- h!n .1 . Pfhuror. Cnntnin

s- - - i o 1

.ito-d.i- y tor San Francisco.h jitwiers due to-da- y are: Lehua,

Kaala, James Mukee and Vai- -

:; Vii:erK;!u!i!ua arrived on Fridayw wiili 501 bags sugar, CO bags

Z bontrs, and 32 hides.iifcanbngantine Matautu will fin- -

.'.nir uano early next week, itthat she will "be sold here.

Htsmers Kinau and Likelike will.::en Tuesday on their usual routes,

n2p. m. and 5 p. in. respectively.j'"jintine V. (J. Irwin has finished; cargo, and has already taken in

oa the steamer Kilauea Ilou. Shep'et'or.San Francisco sometime, nexti.1

American barkentine S. G. Wilderi!ed on Thursday, November 29th,

Francisco took the following ship- -j i. a. & Uo., 1,U1U Dagsi- -; I. Brewer A Co.. 4,190 do. ; Theo. H.

Ko., 7,471 do.; A. J. Campbell,Mu bananas. Total sugar, 13,080

I Domestic value, $72,320.78.

Vtnie rourt- -.t Chambers.Friday, Nov. 29.

fnnediary Division. Before Mr.W.e. Mele U--e Sun vs. S. W.

jj. k. Kaeo for plaintiff; S.fu-n- e for defendant. Assumpsit;

;.U anj interest. Defendant's ap- -

'Wa Police Court. Hrmnlnln Jnrlrr.; r pluintiff for amount of princi- -

"u is.7"M;' vs. Chun IT n..;r.

earons. N0 aipearance of orf'WlOn; J. II. Raronaha for dp- -

urt.,of Koolaupoko. FurtherI, --euunn next term day.g--

y 1'ivision. Before xMr. JusticeKeawehiku (w.) vs. Nannie R.

omnson for nlaintitF: noi fiCt At ... i . . .

k I r (1(iienaant. reti-i'Hiir1e- r"

--,Asver having beinTjj. o, is appointeu lor

T.' . .

I Before Mr. Justice Mc-- !i ifona et al. vs. I). Kamai. V.itC."w Plaintiffs ; W. R. Castle for

u?Iit. From ThirdCircuit m.,.. TTsi

CIsion lleard and de"

f'f Kiforo Mr. Justicec LK.f ;Carter vs. Kaaikau-- n

ad t it L Plaintiff; J. L. Ka-:''- K

kt fr" Barenaba for defen-ir- ,foredosure and sale of

The Cout renders

rlioe Court.A,ILRsrAYf Nov. 29.M

:iWice; !uk.a' aault and batterv..10. by "mowing a stone at

r'? Foot;jMortfi.' "nl.awful possession of? ts. ' J daya hard labor and

fin

U,llevie(1 for drunkenness.ttUlC and battery on Kaula,

J FmDAY, Nov. 30.aer is fined u for dmnk.

nlaaie' vagrancy, discharged.-- 'u,u'j' on iue previ-,- ;

v Kapahu, $31 and

;1 jacket on U.

l V II III I 11U

3 ,,

;e o. ir.jnry to the; y d v- -r of the

i 1 5

AT AUCTION.

On Wednesday, December 5At 10 o'clock a. m.,

AVlrie3l(ee of Mra-W-n- - Graenhalgh, (Westpremises), Waikiki, I will sell at public auc-tion the Entire Household Furniture,comprising:

PARLOR FURNITURE,Pendant Chandelier,

large Center and Sofa Rugs,

1 Mathushek Upright PianoA new instrument in splendid tone and

power;Plush Patent Rockers, Willow Rockers,

One Swinging Dressing MirrorIn Bronze Frame;

Lace Curtains and Poles,Ebony Brackets.

Center Table.Revolving Eook Case,

Clocks and Ornaments.2 Handsome Antique Oak

BEDEOOM SETSWoven Wire Spring Mattresses,Feather Pillows, Mosquito Nets,Black Walnut Cheffonier,1 Oak Bedroom Set,Plush Tables, Field Glasses,Barometers, Hanging Lamps,

Antique Oak Dining Table,Vienna Chairs,

Crockery and Glassware,Kitchen Stove & Utensils.

Also,Ladies' Phaeton, Set Single Harness,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

43TA1J the furniture is new, and will be posi-tively sold. Premises open for inspection onTUESDAY, Dec. 4, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.

The regular Waikiki bus will leave at 9:30 a.m., from the Pantheon Stables, on day of sale,carrying passengers direct to the house.

Xas. F. jVEorgan,161-- 5t AUCTIONEER,

TO LET.AT NO 7 CHAPLAIN STREET, ONE LARGE

furnished front room; also, a small suite ofrooms suitable for a small family. 132-l- m

NOTICE.ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1, 1888, CHU GEM

alone authorized to sign the firm name,140-l- m QUONG SAM KEE & CO.

Dividend Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF FIVE DOLLARS PERShare is due and payable to the Stock-

holders of the Hawaiian Agricultural Co. thisday, at the office of C. Brewer & Co . Agents.

P. C. JONES.Treasurer of 11. A. Co.

Honolulu, Nov. 30, 1888. 161-- 4t

House To Let!THE HOUSE AND PREMISES LATELY

90S 1occupied by W. S. Luce, Esq., situate onUnion street and Adams Lane. Thehouse contains uarlor. thre hwlrnnm i

twodressingrooms, hallway, diningroom, pantryand kitchen There is also a Cottage in thegrounds with three rooms; stable, carriagebouse and servants' room. The place is in per-fect order. Possession given at once.

Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT,137-- tf No. 27 Merchant street.

New York and HonoluluDirect Line

- 3 y tm m--

A First-clas- s Vessel will be Dispatchedfrom New York by W. II. Cross-ma- n

& Bro. in

February Next for Honolulu42TA11 parties wishing to avail themselves of

this opportunity must send on their orders atan early date to insure their being ready for thevessel, and to enable them to secure as large avessel as possible.

Castle & Cooke,162-l- m AGENTS.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY

Of Supplying Yourself with

W. S. 3L.TJCE

Will Sell for the Month of December,at Greatly' Reduced Prices!

his Exceedingly FineAssortment of

WINESLiquors,

Beers, andSpirits.

Families should not fail to takeadvantage of this opportunity to supplythemselves with their Stock for theHolidays.

W. S . LUCE,By his atty. in fact, Frank Brown.

i

Ml li) Mercliaiu

a Full Line of--

TOYS, DOLLS,

GtOOjDin Every Department.

RESERVED

FISHEL.

HURRAY & LAM AN' S

FLORIDA WATERThe Universal rerfume

For the Toilet, the Path and the Handkerchief.

In view of the attempts maderecently by some unscrupulousdealers, to foist upon the publica worthless imitation, bearing thegeneral outward appearance ofthe genuine, we call attention tothe distinguishing marks of theSI genuine Mukray & Lanmam

FLORIDA WATER.Each bottle of the genuine

article be?rs on its neck the TradeMark, which appears alongsidethis notice ; and on each leaf ofthe pamphlet, which is wrappedaround it. appears in faint watermark letters the words8? LANMAN & KEMP,

NEW YORK.

If either be lacking rejectthe article as spurious.

DOWNING & SCHMIDTWholesale Agents

San Francloo, Cat

-- lx vilify

3?

0119 1240-l- y

LEWIS fe CO.iPORT STREET,

Importers, Wholesale and RetailDealers in

Groceries and Provisions.

X5Tlce House Goods a Specialty."181-- tf

Wm ffo Chan fi Co.,

NUUANU STREET,

Have Just Received New Goods,

Suitable for Christmas and New Year'sPresents.

EX BARK VELOCITY, FROM CHINA,

Reed Chairs and Rockers,Something new in Honolulu;

Extension Veranda Chairs,Ebony and Marble Diningroom Sets,Matting in all variety and colors,

4 Silks and. Satins,Silk Crepe, in all shades; Pongee,Mantel and Hearth Vases,

ALSO, TO ARRIVEG5-xani- te Stone

Octagon shaje.Best Oolong Tea,Choice Manila Cigars.

- .155-l- y.

Notes by the Kilauea Ilou.The Honomu and the Hakalau Sugar

Plantations began grinding last Monday.A strong southerly gale commenced

along the Hamakua coast on Thursday.Eight inches of rain fell at Hamakua

from Monday morning to Wednesdayevening.

Sighted H. B. M. S. Hyacinth offLau-pahoeho- e,

Hawaii, last Monday, head-ing for Hilo.

Band Concert.The Ro3al Hawaiian Band will give

a concert this Saturday afternoon atEmma Square at 4:30 o'clock. Fol-

lowing is the programme :

1. March Defilir Schild2. Overture Iphigenia Gluck'3. Waltz La Gitana Bucalossi4. Duet Trovatore Verdi5. Gavotte Domino. Olochlager6. Galop Kossack's Ride Millocker

H. B. M. S. Linnet and Swift were de-

tached from the squadron on the voyagefrom Hakodate to Yokohama, and sentin search of the rock or reef reported bythe steamer Abyssinia on that vessel'slast arrival from the Pacific. We (JapanMail) are now informed that Her Majes-ty's vessels "spent two days in search-ing for the danger reported, but were un-

able to find any trace of it."

The Chinese gardeners of Phoenix,Ari., have taken a hand in boycotting.They supply all the vegetables used inthe town, and have refused to sell to anyrestaurants that display signs of "NoChinese employed."

SPECIAL IJUS1NESS ITEMS.

Messrs. King Bros., together with

their other goods, have Just re-

ceived 10,000 feet of the very lateststyles and designs of Mouldings

which enables them to suit almostany taste.

Drink Moxie at the " Elite."Horn's genuine Putter Scotch.Genuine Butter Scotch (Horn's) for

coughs.Magazines at Graenhalgh's, 106 Fort

street.Ladies' glace trim Cotton Shoes at

Fishel's.Horn's Butter Scotch, the best lubricator

for the throat.Get your newspapers at Graenhalgh's,

106 Fort street.Milk Shakes at Tahiti Lemonade Depot,

28 Merchant Street.

Subscribers to the Daily Advertiser orWeekly Gazette, who do not receive theirpapers promptly by the carriers, are re-

quested to give immediate notice by tele-

phone or otherwise to the Gazette office,

telephone number 88.

REVOKED.--VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A POWER

of attorney given by me to Man Chip, ishereby revoked and cancelled.

QUOy1883. 162 1247-2- tNOV. 22,

DE. TUCKERREMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO THE

HAS House, King street, where he maybe found at night from 9:30 p. m. to 6:30 a. m.Mutual Telephone No. 174. Office as before 135

161-l- w

Fort Ptreet.

NOTICE.TVTOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

business heretofore carried on at Wailuku."1 '.

. .P : t;ji-:.-r.b- ::-; I'-

ll. II - ' v ' : '

,' J " 1

i: 13::. d by

61-t- f

HAWAIIAN BONDS.

UNDERSIGNED IS DIRECTED TOTHE from ONE to TEN THOUSAND DOL-LARS iu the above securities. Apply to

FRANK GODFREY,General Business Agent,

Knights of Pythias Building, Fort St.Address, General Postoftice. 160-3- t

AT HAKRY SAYLOR'SYou can get

A Change of Dinner Every Day!And also,

Broiled Steaks and ChopsFor Breakfast and Supper. Try 'em!

124-- tf

Mrs. J. A. Rodanet,

DKESSMAKER,Das removed from Emma street to Hotelstreet, opp. Y. M. C. A.,Where she will be happy to meet all her oldcustomers and as many new ones as may favorher with their patronage. 158-l- w

DRESSMAKING.

M. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCEDMRS. business of Dressmaking, Cutting andFitting, at her residence, No. 73 Beretania street,opposite the Hotel. Tho patronage of the ladiesis respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-teed. 83-t- f 1243-l- y

.A.. K. "WEIR,RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY HISWOULD and the public generally that he

has purchased the Blacksmith and Carriage Shopformerly conducted by A. Morgan at Nos. 79 and81 King street, where he is now prepared to doall kinds of Carriage Painting and Trimming,Carriage and Heavy Wagon Work and GeneralBlacksmitbing with promptness and dispatch.Satisfaction guaranteed. 131-t- f

For Rent or For Sale.

"VI A PLEASANT COTTAGEIn Perfect Order.

A few minutes walk from the Post Office.Apply to

158tf HUGO STANGENWALD. M.D

EAGLE HOUSENUUANU STREET.

This Firgt-clas- s Family Ilotel,having just changed hands, has beenthoroughlv renovated, together withthe KAPENA PREMISES now attached,and is prepared to receive guests

By the Day, Week or MonthAt Reasonable Rates.

TABLE UNSURPASSED. Transient guestswill find every accommodation, a place whereall the comforts of a home can be obtained.

THOS. KROUSE, Prop.Honolulu, H. I. 154-t- f

Certificate of Registration of Label

Department of the Interior, J

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, j

ALT, MEN BY THESEKXOAV that in accordance with the pro-visions of Section 2, Chapter IV. of the SessionLaws of 1888, D. T. BAILEY", has filed in theOffice of the Minister of the Interior an applica-tion for the registration of a Label whereofthe following is an exact copy:

Sareaparilla and Iron Water. A great bloodpurifier. It removes all skin diseases and is ahealthful and pleasant tonic. Crystal SodaWorks, Honolulu, H. I., which said applicationis accompanied by the oath of the said D. T.Bailey, that he is the sole and original Proprie-tor of the " Sarsaparill and Iron Water,1 forwhich euch Label is to be used.

Now, therefore, this Certificate is to grantunto the said D. T. Bailey, the exclusive use ofthe said Label throughout the Hawaiian King-dom for the term of Twenty Years from thedate hereof.

In witness whereof, I have causedthi Orr'iricare ' e issued atIi iu:; Islands, thisr ? i l ' V r ? v- - t r ; ; v of N ovem-t- .

- T). - :: . the 8eal ofr.'p : , he Interior

iDterior,,1: Nov. i-

DAILY PACIFIC COMlYfERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBEK 1, 1888.

General flbtwtiscmcnt

FILTER PRESSES. Australian Mail Service. Pioneer Shirt Factory, of Honolulu. IS'Te. GEO W. LINCOLN. 18ISTo. 17 Emma Street.Fa achad Plantation, 1

Hawaii, March 9, 1888. f -- o-

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

rhs new and fine Al steel steamship

ZEALANDIA 99

Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran-cisco.

Gentlemen We have used two of your red

Filter Presses this season. Theyare convenient, easily h'-ndl-

ed and are workingentirely to our satisfaction. I can recommendno improvement on them.

Very respectfully yonra.(signed) A. Moohe,

Manager Paauhau Plantation.

White Shirts, Over Shirts and Night Gowns.A fit guaranteed by making a sample Shirt to every order. Island orders solicited.

o 75 and 77 Klinp- - Street, " - - -onol

Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will bedae M. MELLIS- -104at Honolulu from Sydney and AucKiaua

on or about t3" Bell Telephone 410.Bell Telephone No. 275. 65These Presses are being carried in stock in

Honolulu and are sold at the very low priceof S650.00 in Honolulu to meet thedemand,A consignment is now on the way.

Itlsdoii Iron & Loco. Works,82 1234 2m San Francisco

Dec. 14th, 1888, q00( Chance to go into Business !

An4 will leave for the abve port with mails andpassengers ou or about that date.

For freight or passage, having SUPERIORCHOICE MILLINERY GOO'

NEW RIBBONS, NEW TRIMMINGS; I

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Sugar Plant Jfor Sale. ACCOMMODATIONS, apply to

Wm. (x. Irwin & Co.,AGENTS.

ON ACCOUNT OF FAILING HEALTH MR. G. WEST WILL DISPOSE AT THE

ot his entire interest in the business known as G. WEST & CO., 105 FortFor Sydney and Auckland.

Street, Honolulu. Liberal Terras will be given to a responsible party. ThePopular Millinery House, 101 Eort St

N". S. SACHS, - Tvrin i

op,A Fine Assortment of f

firm has been doing a good paying business during the last six months, not

The new and fine Al steel steamshipwithstanding the dull times. For the next Sixty Days we will sell Goods at ORIENTAL LACE FLOUNCINGS, in white, cream and ecru I

6 MARIPOSA" just enough to cover cost. &OT For Bargains in FURNITURE, TOYS, BLACK CHANTILLY & SPANISH LACE FLOUNCES, edging JWHITE and COLORED EMBROIDERY FLOUNCES

With materials and edgings to match- - !

NEW SHAWLS and SCARF SHAWLS, cream light blue J

The Entire Plant of the

STAR MILL CO.Kohala, is offered for sale. The machinery is

In perfect working order, and consists of

One 26x48 Mill with Engine, Trash-carrie- r,

etc., complete.One pair of boilers, 6x20.One Double Effect, 6 and 7 ft. Pans.One Vacuum Pan 6 with Blake Pump.Three Weaton Centrifugals and Engine.

Together with the usual assortment of Clarifler 'Cleaning Pans, Coolers and other Machineiusually found In a well appointed Mill.

Also, a number of

California and Island Mules,

Cane Carts and General Plantation Implements.

Delivery will be given after next crop hasbeen harvested, say about July 1. 1889.

For further particulars apply to

Jolin Hind,Slauaer Star Mill

tf Kohala, Hawaii.

FANCY GOODS, Etc., Etc., see us before purchasing.Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be

dne at Honolulu from San Franciscoor or about

Dec. 22, 1888.Gr. WEST & CO.

13$ Hosiery, Corsets & "UnderWtAll Sizes and Qualities;

And will nave prompw dUpatcn with malls anassengers for the above ports.For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR AC

CO MMODATIONS, apply to

Win. Gr. Irwin & Co.,AGENTS TO THE PUBLIC.

Ladies' Jersey Vests, Silk and Merino, at Special Low PriJ

LACES AND EMBROIDER?NEW MILLINERY, I

Latest Style Hats and Bonnets!

EOOK LOT & CO.,JOS. TZSTKER,

Family & Shipping Butcher113 Nuuanu Street, opposite Emma Hall

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

On account of the extreme dull times, which hasnow lasted for several months,

MY STOCK OF HARNESS

Has accumulated so that it is too large for the Storethat I keep: I have therefore come to the conclusionto sell all my

TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED.60-2-W

25 Chinese & Japanese Goods,

Fire Crackers, New Designs In HEALTHwss Sydney Stock and Kellegore SaddlesSauce ea, Tea, Cigars, and all kinds ofGoods

City Market, Nuuanu St.Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, Lamb,

Dairy-fe- d Pork and Cambridge Sausage,fresh every day.

Corned Beef and Pickled Tongue alwayson hand and put up in quantities to suit.

BOLOGNA SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY.

At Greatly Reduced Prices.

Is Best .Maintained bv NourishFOOD. I

AT SYDNEY PRICES. AND ALSO, MY

READY-MAD- E HARNESSAt Reduced Prices for 60 days only.

Regular shipments by eyery steamer.

OFFICE BOX NO. 255.C7N. B. All meats delivered every POST

As my Harnesses have stood trial here for ten years, it is of no use to me to

In this Climate something more than Food is required.

"W Y E T H S 'make any comments on my class of work . Only, I will say, they are made out

morning within a ramus of three milesof the city.

My prices are as reasonable as any-where, and all orders attended to withpromptness and dispatch. 114-li- n

of the very best of material, and by the best workmen in the Kingdom, andUHACH !B superintended by myself.

With this, guarantee, I will eive you a chance to buy Saddles. Saddle Bacrs.iSchool Bags, Riding Bridles and Martingals. and Riding Leggins of all kinds, and LIQUID .-

-. MALT .-

-. EXTP1the great California insecticide. Harnesses at reduced prices. All parties ordering from the islands will have theBame beneht as those here.

C BREWER & COMPANY.

(Limited).

GENERAL MERCANTILESTJFiPILlES THIS WANT,Beware of Imitations,

EXT With this assurance on my part, will you come and look for yourself.

CHAS. HAMMER, Contalua ALL the NutrieiitJTJProperties of MALT wlthgthe Least PtWhich are being put upon the market.-- AND-Amount of Alcohol.Old Corner Harness Shop.113-2- m

COMMISSION AGENTS. --:o:-THE GENUINE BUHACH BENSON, SMITH & CO., Agents;The Equitable Life Assurance Societysold onlj by

125-- 3t

LIST OF OFFICERS:

P. O. Jones. Jr. President and ManagerJ. O. Carter Treasurer and SecretaryHon. W. F. Allen Auditor OF1 THE XJISriTED STATES.

BeiiM, Smith & Co. JO HN INT OStands First Among fte Leaning Life Assurance Companies of the World,

In Outstanding Assurance, in New Business, in Surplus, in Total Income,in Premium Income, in the annual Increase in Surplus and

Assets, in the Percentage of Assets to Liabilities,and in all other Important Respects.

Sole Agents In the

HAWAIIAN ISLANDSAssets. Dec. 31, 1887, $84,478.9M 85.FOR THE

DIRECTORS:

lion. C. R. Bishop. Hon. II. Waterhouse

"PACIFICHardware Company, I'd.

FORT STREET,

O" Have Just Opened

New Lines of GoodsQWhich will repay Inspection.

Buhach Producing $483,029, 5G3138,023,10518,104,255

1,748,3798,868,432

Outstanding AssnranceNew Business of 1887Surplus (4 per cent. Standard)Increase in Surplus during the YearIncrease in Assets during the YearTotal IncomePremium Incomeand Mfg. Co. 23,240,849

19,115,775127 1-- 2Percentage of Assets to Liabilities

A Careful,Study of the aboye Proves Conclusively that the Equitable Societyis the most Profitable and Secure Life AssuranceSTOCKTON, CAL.

73 auel2tf Company for intending- - Assurers,

ALEX. . CAETWRIGHT,90-- tf GENERAL AGENT, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

In th Salesrooms on the second floor aremany artiole entirely new to this market.

(ORGANIZED 1850.J

Clans Spredrela Wm. G.Irwin.

CLAOS SPRECKELS & CO.,

BANKERS .

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Stoyes, Ranges and Houseteeping GoodsThe Manhattan Life Insurance Company

of ISTew york. Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron W

67

Special Goods at Special Prices! .

Household! Goods in large variety

Complete Lines

Hardware, AgriculturalImplements, Etc.

Plantation Supplies, Kerosene Oil ofbest quality.

Draw Exchange on the principal parts o theworld. C3T Assets over 911,000,000. Net Surplus over 82,000,000.

Will receive deposits on open account, makecollections and conduct a general banking andexchange business. POSITIVE RESULTS

Deposits bearing Interest received In their Sav Uf l Policy in' tlie MaillUlttaU Life Oil tlie NeW Piatt,JUST RECEIVED A.T j

G O MES & WI C H MAN'S

A LAEGE 1NY0ICE OF FINE JEWE1Iings department snoject to puDiisnea rules anc

17oc3tfpO 1238 Pacific Hardware Co., LM.. Honolulu I reflations.Age, 30; amount of Policy, $iO,CCO; term, 20 years.

The Annual Premium will be 9 301 80The 20 payments will amount to 6 036 OOAt the end of that tiine the Company will return to the holder In cash".!!'. 5700 OO

LOVE'S BAKERYao. 73 Niinnnn Street.

MRS. ROBT. LOVE, - Proprietress.

Of the Latest and Prettiest Designs.

IN SOLITAIRES AND CLUSTERS.

HONOLULU MAEKET.(Successor to Wm. McCandless.)

No. 6 Qneen Street, Fish Market, IIo-nolnl- n,

II. I.

DIAMONDS!Thns the J10.000 Insnrance will have been secured at the net cost for 20

THE FAMOUS GORHAM' SOLID SILVER WARE SD

TRIPLE-PLATE- D WARE IN GREAT VARIETY.Every Description of Plain and Fancy

Bread and Crackers, Waltham Watches, Elffin Watclies, Etc

--FRESH-

years 01 oniy m 336 OOor ?l.6 for ?1,0C0 insurance per year,or If the Cash be not drawn the Policy will become paid up for 10,050 00

rS These results are not estimated, but are fixed in a Positive Contract, the full faceof.the Policy meanwhile being payable in the event of the death of the assured Thereis no forfeiture of payments on discontinuance of policy, after three years, a

Cash or Paid up Yalne heing Guaranteed by the Terms ofthe New York Law.

FoamPits a other a6es and also on the 10 and 15 years' plans, write or applyat the Umce of the Agent.

Choicest Beef, Mutton, Pork, Fish

VEGETABIrES, ETC.,

Always Kept on Hand.

'

At Exceedingly Low Prices.

CLOCKS BEAUTIFUL MARBLE CLOCKS.

Each. I

A Special Line of Alarm Clocks at $1j5

frpr These Goods have all been personally selected I in the b ' jteeing thereby a choice selection of the Newest and Latest eBU ' ?

Sample packages of Goods sent to any part of the KgdT;nfaCturing

Soda CrackersA J

Saloon BreadAlways on Hand.

Family and Shipping orders Carefully xiaviug uvcry lauiiitv requisite iurauiDtt"- - hin" I1 tlishment, we feel confident that we can manufacture anjiwNOTE. The Manhattan's is the simplest form of policv in existence, and Incon- -

testable after 5 years, this feature havine been originated and adontpd hv thi Cm, ronnirpH in flip TpwoI rr on I f?ilxrprwnrA TinfMILK BEEADitaMto' oyer 20 j-e- ago. - iI , - . ,

Live Stock Furnished to Vessels at sliicrinotice. Watptt PpPATPma Awn "EMnPAVTWl IN OUR VrELL-KNOW- NA SPECIALTY.- -

talaud Ortlern Promptly Attended to.173-S-a

JOEClSr I--T. PATY, Vs-t-.GOMES & WIOHMAK, Fobt -

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Telephones JSTp. 212 SG-- tf 1235-t- f P. O. Box 342.