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TQi! "DAILY BOu-UTiH-" Q GBUdG SlSailKSlliP UOL Toieano Mu Sals THE IMiiM IViii. li. hi k Coiiiiiiiij,

'i a :' BY AUTHORITY.

-- ia IMIUI.IS11KI (I.I IIITI'.1.)Svt-r- Aftarnoon Except Snudnyb

At tin. Olliee, Qiu'cn street, Honolulu,11. I.

DANIEL LOGAN Editor & Mantgci

A KDK TI1K

Daily Bullotin Publishing Company,(Limited )

Daily Uui.lktin, 1 year ?(! 00" " 0 months a 00" u inoiitlipur (de-

livered') C

Weukly Bullutin Su.mmakv, 1

year 81 00

foreign.... r 00

llotli TclrplioiioH Xo. ii.K, tr

Sy Address all business eotnmunlea-tlon- s"JlANAonn Daily Bullktin."

all mutter for publica-tion "Knrroit Daily Buli.i:vin."l . ltll s. Honolulu. II. I.

ALFRED MAGOON,J Attorney at haw ami NotaryI'ubllc. No. 12 Merchant stteet, llono-ul- u.

ill

t W. SCHMIDT & SONS,IjL. Inipoitcrs & Commission Mer-

chants. Fort street, Honolulu.

HHACKFELD & CO ,

Commission Agents.(Joiner Koit and Queen streets, Hono-lulu, 11. 1.

i w Macfarlane & Co.,U" Impoiters ami C'oinmis-io-

Mereliants. Queen street, Honolulu,11. I.

aONSALVES & CO.,Gioeers and Wine

Merchants. Beaver Block, Honolulu,H. 1. 91

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise. Queen street, Honolulu,11. 1.

WILDER & CO.,In Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails,. Salt and Building Materialsof every kind. Corner Fort and Queenstieets, Honolulu.

Lewers & Cooke,Importers and Dealers in Lum-

ber and ail kinds of Buildiug Materials.Fort street, Honolulu.

HONOLULU IBON WORKS,Honolulu, i i H. I.

cSteam Engines, Sugar Mills, Boilers,Coolers; Iron, Urass and Lead Castings;Machinery of every description made toorder. Particular attention paid toShip's Blacksinithing. Job Work ex-ecuted at short notice.

J.0. S. SMJLTI1IJUS,

Auctioneer & General Business

AGExN U

Muliukonu. Koliulu. Iluivuil.

WINNER & CO.,MANUFACTUIUNG AND

importing Jevvtlers.92 Fort Street Honolulu

Atlas Assurance CowOF

H. W. SCHMIDT &. SONS,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

JllliK Stl't'itt, tliiiiululll.Kxcellent accommodation for patients.

Dl!. A. It. JtOVVAT, V. S.Olllcu Hours 7 :H0 to 10 a. in.; liiillO

to '1 p in.; 1:30 to 0 ). m,

Tklki'honks: BellOO. Mutual 183.i o. Box ioat(

New Cottage io Bent!

1?INK Cottngo witli I'ailor, Dlnitig-- X

loom Hull, Laige Bedioolus,Bath, l'uiitiy, Kitchen and all modernimpiou'incnis. lleielaula fctreet-car- spush the door. Bent 35.

KP For fuithur information apply to

O..I. MoOAKTHY,20S tf :if Meiclmnt mi i;t.

CHAS. T. GULeCK,Notary Public for tlio bland of Oahu.

Agent to TaUe Ackiiowledginents to La-bor Couti acts

Agent to Urant Mairlago Lkenseb, Ho-nolulu Oahu.

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of J'ltt itScott's Fi eight A Parcels Kxpiess.

Agents for the Builington Jtoutu.

ne&l Estate Broker & ;,':;;tu.,Bell Tele. Tele. 130,

P.O. Box 115.

t8t" Oeemui No.asMctolmntsticet,Honolulu, Ouliu, II. 1, juu 02

Australian Mail SeiYice!

FOit SAX FltAXClMCO.The New nud Fine Al Steel Steamship

Of tlie Oceanic Steamship Company willbe due at Honolulu from Sydney

and Auckland on or about

July 23, 1892,And will leave for the above port with

mails and passungers on oiabout tl'iat date.

For Sydney and Auckland 1

.&35The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship

"ALAMEDA,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

July 29, 1892,And will have prompt dispatch with

mails and passengers forthe above pons.

jtjjy- - The undersigned aio now pic-pai-

to issue Tluougli Ticket- - fromthis city to all points in the UnitedStates.

Bo)" Foi further p.uticulars regardingFreight or Passage, apply to

Wm Q. IK WIN & CO.. L'd,General Agents.

Flirt iitgiiidug Co:s

TIME TAKiLE:

. "KINAU.'CLARKE, Cotr.manJjr,

Will leave Honolulu at 2 o'clock v. m.,touching at Lahaina, Maalaea Bayand Makena the bimic day; Mahu-kon-

Kawaihaeand Latipuliocliou tliefollowing day, arriving at Hilo almidnight.

LEAVES HONOLULU.

Tuesday, July 19thFriday " 29thTuesday, Aug. 9thFriday, lUih

Reluming leaves Hilo, touching atLaupalioehoe same day; XawaihaoA. Ji.; Maliukomi 10 a. ji.; Makoua1 v. m. ; Maalaea Bay (i i. ji.; Laha-ina 8 p. m. the following day; ai liv-ing at Honolulu (5 a. ai. Wednesdaysand Saturdays.

AUK1VES AT HONOLULU.

Saturday, Inly KithWednesday, 27thS.iluiduy, Aug. (StliWednesday, " 17ilSaturday, 27th

SP No Fi eight will be receivedafter 12 noon of day of sailing.

'CLAUDINE.'DAVIES. Commandor,

Will leave Honolulu every Tuesdayat 5 o'clock i'. ai., touching at Kaliu-lu- i,

Huolo, liana, Hamoa and Kipa-huli- i,

Maui, and Paauliau, Hawaii,Humming will arrive at Honoluluevery Sunday morning.

BJ& No Freight will ho receivedafter 1 i m, on day of Bailing.

Consignees nnibt ho at the landingsto receive their fi eight, as we will nothold ourselves responsible after suchheight haw been landed. AVhilo theCompany will use duo diligence inhandling live stock, wo decline to as-sume any responsibility in case of theloss of game, and will not bo responsiblefor money or jewelry unless placed inthe care of Puisers.

W. 0. WILDKK, President.H. U. HOSE, Secretary.

CAPT. J. A. KING, Port Hunt.

ThOS. LINDSAY,

&4MANUFACTUIUNG

iJowwh'r Si Waleliniidu:r.KUKUI JCWELIIY a SPECIALTY.

Kiiitf Struct, Honolulu, II. I.Hay Paitlcular attoiitlon paid to all

kinds of lepairs. -'- .U

Island Shells and Curios 1

V HOLKSALK and letall, cheap forT cash, at 101 Fort sticet, between

Killers' dry goods stoic and FrankGuit.'s thou stoic.

853 ti 'J', TANNATJ',

Special Rates For Families and

Parties,

The Volcano House rates fiom andafter this date will be:

It mud Tiip, tip and teltirn bysame lotite, 7 days !fo0

Up by way of Kau, letuin byway of Hilo, 11 days $70

Up by way of Hilo, leturn byway Kau, 14 days $80

Board and Lodging at VolcanoHouse, $ I per day.

To lloldeis of Hound Trip Ticketsstaying over, and any one stayingovei live days, $: a day for all excessover iiu days.

To families or parties of four andupwaids, holding tickets and stayingover, or staying after five days, $2.f0per day.

Childicn undei live, with parents,quai tor rates. ,

Childicn between live and Ion, halflates.K1LAUEA VOLCANO HOUSE CO.

June 21, 1S92.lfj( Ifit 2(5 4t

Paciic Mail utwMp Go.

AND TUB

Occidental & Original S, S. Co.

iHFor Yokohama & Hongkong.Steameis of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way to theabove ports on or about the followingdates :

Stmr. "Ocoanic" Aug. 23, 1892Simr. Oct. 3, 1892Sunr. "Oceanic" Nov. 1, 18S2Stmr. "China" Dec. 12, 1892S'mr. "Oceanic" Jan. 11, 1893Stmr. "ihina" Feb 20,1893Simr. "Gaelic" April 11, 1B93

For San Francisco.Steamers of the above Companies will

call at Honolulu on their way fiomHongkong and Yokohama to the aboveport on or about the following dates:Stmr "Oceanic" July 26, 1892

t&T Hound Trip Tickets to Yokohamaand return, $'3o0.

B&T For freight and passage, apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO.,207 tf Agents.

l lino I't Q0 ill fit: 111 fin 'fifl i nnif A i .

M KV UJJ4MU1J UIVI M

TIME TAEHiK:

LOCAL LINE.

S. S.AUSTRALIA.Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu

from h. F. for S. F.

July 12 July 19Aug 9 Aug HiSept (i Sept HIOct i Oct 11Nov 1 Nov 8

TIIKOUOn LINE.

From San Francisco From Sydney forior rayuiiey. San FraucNco.

Anive Honolulu. (vrr Honolulu,

Alameda July 211 Mariposa ..Iulv28Maiiposa Aug 2(i Mouowai Aug 25Moiumui Sept 211 Alameda. Kept 22Alameda Oct 21'Maiiposa ,0 20Maiiposa Nov lSiMonowai . .Nu 17

FOR SALE OR LEASE,

, i , On and after May 1st,S?ZUi 1WIL', the New ami M

sh able Modern Hesldenco?WS8aS3- - of the umleislgiied, on

Thurston Avenue, containing 'i.aigu l'.ir-lu- r.

Dining Boom, y, TwoBedrooms, Diesslug Hooin with Station-ary Waslistuud and Cedar Waidiobc,liatliiooiu wi'li Patent Llp?ct and Hotand Cold Water attachment. Pantries,China Closet ami Kitchen with NewKaugo, Hot Water Boiler and all attach-ments complete.

Laigo and convenient .Stable on thepiemiscs containing two huge box-stall- s,

cariiage, liaine-- s and feed rooms, andseivaiits' quartcis,

(iioiiuds L'DOvJOO', beautifully laid outand teiiaced. The view is uu'siiipasscdin Honolulu.

For fuither iiarticulais seeW. (J. AMI LEY,

3b(!-- tf O. K. & L. Co.1--, Depot.

C. B. RIPLEY,AUUIUTlWr.

Oi kick: Hooiii , Spreekels' Block.Mutual Telephone 208.

New Designs ! Modem Builditgs !

Cumplete plans and siieclllcatioiis foreveiy deaciiptloii of building. Contiactsdrawn and caieful Mipciliilcmlcuco ofcoiistiuetlou given wheii required. Calland examine olums. apr 29 ly

THIRTY-SIXT- H DAY.

Monday, July 11, 1892.

Afternoon NcnhIoii.

The Assembly reconvened at 1 : 10.

On motion the anwsers of the Attor-ney General, which were under dis-cus'i-

before recess, were ordered tobe printed.

Al 1 :50 the Assembly resolved in-

to Committee of the Whole, HepKaintiuoha in the ehair, and proceededwith consideration of items in theAppropriation Bill.

Noble Coin well read the followingstatement, as nppcitaininy to a mo-

tion to insert vSOOO for a permanentsalary to Queen Dowager Kapiolaui.

A wrong impression seems to pre-vail amongst the Hon. members ofthe Legislative Assembly as to theexact situation of Her Majesty theQueen Dowager, Queen Kapiolaui.

As one who exactly knows herfinancial situation, 1 think it is myduty to enlighten the committee andthe House on the true state of affairs.The principal income of the QueenDowager is the sub-lettin- g to Portu-guese tenants of the slopes of Punchbowl (Crown Land of Auwaiolimu I

think).Until twelve mouths ago the in-

come from that source was some-

where about SlfiOO to SoCOO a year.Hut on account of the large exodusof Portuguese in 1891 the incomebecame reduced b' half, and now Iventure to say that for the year 1892it will be still much reduced, as forthe present it is next to impossible tocollect rents, most of the houses arefor sale, and lind no purchasers, andit is a question if a year hence anyrents can be collected at all. Out-side of this lease the Queen person-ally owned very little property, alew small pieces here and there bring-ing baldly any income.

As heir to the King 1 can state ex-

actly her situation:The debts paid so far

amount to iflOli.OOO 00The Estate owes one firm

that she will have topay 5,000 00

There are several law suitsbtill pending and pro-bably theie will have tobe paid not less than. . . 5,000 00

Grand total $110,000 00

The balance of the Estateis completely mortgagedwith no exception, part-ly to Hon. A. Wilcox.. .$ 110,000 (K)

Partly to His ExcellencyII. A. Widemaiui. ..." 10,000 00

Total 40,000 00

Hon. Y. O. Smith as a party toone of the transactions will certify tothe facts, so will His Excellency II.A. Widetnann.

The interest is 9 percent, vi.., S3G00a year. Besides the, notes covering,the mortgage have to be paid withinfour years.

The income of what is left of Hislate Majesty's Estate will just aboutjiay the interest on the notes, and alittle over towards the mortgage, sothat for the piesenl and for the nextfour or live years anyhow she willbe reduced to a very precarious situ-

ation, unless, which is highly impro-bable, she can gel as before a goodincome from her Portuguese colony.

As far as that income is concernedI will state on oath if necesiary thatit never exceeded $5000 and is nowbelow 82500 with great chanceS ofdeduction or even annihilation.

Besides Her Majesty has not onlygot herself to look after. She has toprovide for her sister l'ooinuikclamwho has no income and the two.touug Princes Kulauiuuaolc andKuwnuauakoa. I hope therefore tobe able to persuade the committeeand the Hon. members of the Legis-lature, thai it would be justice tohelp her along for the next two yearsswallow. And this for two reasons:

1st That she has lived a spotlesslife, been an example to her race andthe promoter of two or three bene-

volent enterprises, at her personalcost.

2nd That she is the widow of onewho, if he had been more provident,ought to have left her wealthy amiwithout care, and who neverthelessand notwithstanding many faults thatI am bound to admit, ha been themeans to bestow on our litllc coun-try a prospeiity that seems to havevanished at the same lime as his life.

Trusting in the justice and impar-tiality of the Hon. members of theCommittee and the Legislative ly

of the Kingdom,I remain,

Theirs most respectfully,G. TnoussEAU,

Administrator of the estate of Kala-kau- a,

deceased.P. S. I will add that some 810,-00- 0

or 812,000 of piivute propel tyof the King are still in possession ofthe Cliambcilaiu at the Palace. Allthe carriages, must of the corona-tion pre-euts-

, a good deal of furni-ture and the Electric Light plant.When the trustees took hold of the

(Continued on lUi Page,)

Ol VV.H KOK SAMS

Bjis&!t' i.v Oottinoiit:,I'AltftFUwE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING

ttEEUS PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering, all sizes.

FERTILIZERS:WOOL J)UST(

130 NE MEAL,FISH GUANO,

ALSO

HOOK & OIUiANllT'B

High Grado CKemlcal Cane Manure,

GKASS SEEDS :COCKSFOOT,

HYE GBASSAnd CLOVEHfc.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Bocf, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BAKBKLS.

FIRE,

LIFE and

MARINE

INSUKANCE.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,

Absets, $6,219,458.98.

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.

Assets, $4,317,052.

Thames & Mersey Marino Ins. Co ,

("Limited),

Assets, $6,124,057.

New York Life Insuranco Co.,

Assets. $125,947,290.81

C.O.BEttGEli,HONOLULU.

General Agent for Hawaiian islands.-0

fffl .G. Mil k CO.,

(I.1.1IITK1.)

Win. Q. Irwin. . .President ia ManagerGlaus Spreekels nt

W. M. Uiffuid. . ...Suoretarj A TreasurerTheo. C. Porter Auditoi

SUGAR FACTO US-- A.Nl-

Commission Agents.AGENTS OK TIIK

Oceanic MmU miOr Huii KrunciHi'o. cm.

CASTLE & COOKE,Lite, Tiro & Marine

Insurance Agents 1

AUKNTS FOU

Now England Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

OK 1JOSTON,

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford,UNION

Insurance Company,OK SAN KUANOIMCO. OALIFOKNIA.

C. BREWER & CO..(i.nirn;i).

General MercuntiloAND

Commission AgontH,LIST OK OKl'IOKItS:

I. O. Caitei President & ManagerO. II. KoburUou Tie.isuie,K. V. Ulshop BeeietarjW. P, Allen Auditoi

DlUKCTOlts:Hon. C. H. lllbhop, . O. Allen,

II. Waterhoiihc.

For IViouldiiitf.s, Frames,I'astels, ArtotypoH, Plioto-tfruvuro- H,

lit chinas anduvurylliiiiK in the lino ofpicture, go to Kiny UroH.,Hotel Htreet,

MILYBELE1T1G0.

Ate Hecelvlng Nu Invoice, of

BOOK AND JOB STOCK

BY EVTIKY STEAMEK

at their

Steam Prating Office

NO. 71 QUEEN STREET,

Wheic they ale fully prepared to do allKinds of woik in the latest ! . al

the Mini test notice and at thu

most Kcaeounblc Hates.

Fine Job Work in Colors a Specialty

POSTER PRINTING

Executed in the Most AttractiveManner.

BILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS,STATEMENTS, NOTEHEADS,

MEMORANDUMS, ETC.

Head the following partial lKt of spec-ialties and get thellui.i.in'iN's prices be-

fore placing your order. ISy io doingyou will -- ave both time and money.

Let lei Heads,Note Heads,

Bill Heads,MciiiorandumH,

Uillr. of Lading,Statement,

Ciioiil.ir,Contiacts,

Agreement,Shipping Conliartf,

Check Hookt.,Legal Ulaiikp,

Calendar.-- ,

Wedding Catdc,Vibitiug C.ndb,

liliuiiii'hri Cards,Puueral Oaulr,

AdmWioii C.udri,I'ratuinal Oardh

Time Osiidh,Mill: Ticket t,

.Meal TiukuU,Theatie Ticket

Seholaibhip Curtil-iealUH-

Corpoiatiou Curtificatcn,Marriage Certilicateh,

Heceiptri of all kinds,Plantation Quloin,

Piomii'hoiy N ite,P.imphlut.s,

Catalogue,Piograminuc,

Labels of every variety,Petitions in any luiigu.'.i

Knvolopeb it Letter Circulara,rfpqiting Scoioh it Koourdt,

Perpetual Washing Lislo,Gonoiitl Hook Work,

Km., Kie KtCiJ Kto

Pi luted, and ItlQOkwd huu de?Iied.- -

y No Job U allnwwi lo IcavuSihe of-li-

until it gives sutiBtaeiiQn,

Ad(lu'i,

BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO.,

71 Huimmi Htreut, lluuululu, It I.

NOTICE TO MARINERS,

During the pruceg of deepening thechannel at the entrance to Honolululiaibor the Diedger will be in opera-tion night and day. At night therewill be a dnngei signal placed on thefonvutd dei nek of Diedger about 30

feet above tea U el, winch can be seenby all vessels appiouclnng the harbor.The bignnl consi.-t- s lied Hedof tbieo red lights 'and u white lightac in the diaginiii, Wliituthe n-- lightn beingabout " teet apartwiln the white light ,'ii the center. Ited

All steameis eiosMiig the bar willstop at a safe distance fiom the Died-

ger and give one blast of their uhistlewhich will bo niibWeied by a singleblast Inim the Diedger, to be fol-

lowed U i luce blasts from thu Dredg-er win is the passage is clear and theyI'll II pl.tCi'Cd.

1 he Tug will bu on hand when nolotherwise engaged to assist sailing craftin passing the Diedger when neces-sary.

C. N. SPKNCKK,Minister of the Interior.

Interioi Olliee, Maieh 'J, 18U2.:JoG-- lf

The Minister of Finance appiovesof the following list of persons to actas Deputy Assessors and Colkctorsfor the year 1SU2 ;

OAHU.

Honolulu T. A. LloydEw;i and Waianae ij. llookanoW.iialua P. MahauluKoolaupoko No. 1 Asa KauliiiKoolatipoko No. 2 K. P. AikuoKoolauloa L. J. Avlett

MAUI.

Lahaina. . David TaylorWailuku., Win. T. ltobiusouMakawjo. David Mortonliana. . . . J. P. Svlv.iMolokai and Lan.ii J.Nakaluka

HAWAII.Hilo and N. Hilo A. C. Willfongllamakua Chas. WilliamsSouth Kohala. . Wilmot VredenburgNot th Kohala Kben P. LowNorth Kona I. KaelemakuloSouth Kona Thoa. II. WnglitKau O. T. Shipmanl'una J. E. Eldeits

KAUAI.

Wainioa and Niihati Tli. UraudtKoloa A. K. MikaLilniy I. 15. llanaikoKawaihau S. KetiiHanalei W. K. Deenll

II. A. WIDKMANN,.Minister of Finance.

Finance Department, June 2!2, Ii)'J2.IM-t- f

WATER feMOT80.

Honolulu, June 21, lb'.l2.

In aecoidance with See. 1 ofthe Laws of 1SS.

All poisons holding water inivilego.sor thoso paying water rates, are hoie-b- y

notilied that thu water rates forthe term ending December til, 1SD2, ,will be duo and payable at the ollieeof the Honolulu Water Woiks.on thollrstday of July, 1.SU2,

All such rates leuiuiuing unpaidfor fifteen days after they are due,will bo subject to an additional 10 percunt.

Hates aie payable at the olliee oftho watoi works in the Kupuaiw.ibuilding.

JOHN O. WHITE,Stipt. Honolulu Water Works.

152 2Ut

irriffation Notice.Honolulu, H. 1., Deo. 2, 181)1.

Hohleib of water privileges, or thosepaying water rates, are hereby noti-lied that the hours for using water forinigation puiposes are front ti to 8o'clock a. ., and I to 0 o'clock i. m.

until further notice.JOHN G. WHITE,

tjupt. Honolulu Water Woiks,Approved :

O. N. Sl'KNOKK,

Ministor of thu luteiior,281 if

When you wain a 1'ortruitEnlarged eall on Kiny: Bros.,get their piice lint tiiul hcoHumpies. They eun't bo boat.

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BY AUTHORITY.in

ilic90

Public School Examinations, oi

The Annual Examinations of tlioPublic Day Schools in iho Di ,uict ofHonolulu will bo hold as follow?:

SCHOOLS IN THE ENGLISH LA: OrAOE.

On Monday, July 18ih, at Wuilupo,Kamoiliili, Manoa, ami Wwikiki- -

kai Schools.On Tuesday, July 19th, at Marques--

ville, IJorctanin Street, Montialuuuml lvalihi-uk- n Schools.

On Wednesday, July 20th, at FortStreet and Knuluwola Schools.

On Thursday, July 21st, at tlie RoyalSchool and Kalihi-waen- a School.

On Friday, July 22d, at the Pohu- -

kuinu Girls' School.

SCHOOLS IN Till: HAWAIIAN 1.ANC1UAOK.

On Monday, . uly 18lh,al the Oovern-min- t

Schoolhouse at ICnwaiahao,tin- Common Schools of Kituma-kupili- ,

Kawaiahao and Honia V.

Al KWA, WAIANAU AND KOOI.AIM'OKO

b FOLLOWS :

On Monday, July ISth, at Hakipuuand Waiaholo, Koolnupoko.

On Tuc-dny- , July PJth, at Knneoheand Wainianalo, lvoolaupoko.

On Wednesday, July 20th, at makunand 1'okai, Waianae.

On Thursday, July 21st, al Wniawa,Ewn.

The exorcises will be free lo all, andwill begin at U o'clock A. M., on eachul the days named. The summer vaca-

tion will extend to Monday, the 12thof September next, on which dale anew term will begin.

W. J AS. SMITH,School Agent.

OilWc of the Board of Education,July S, 1892. 40S :ii-- 2!) 2t

lenders for Purchase of

Hawaiian GovernmentBonds.

Notice is hereby given that mulctauthority of Chapter IS, Session Lawsof 1SS8, "An Actio give greater securi-ty tu Depositors in the Hawaiian PostalSavings Bank,'' the Postmaster-Ge- n

ei al oilers for sale $50,000 of CouponBunds of the Hawaiian Government,stub bonds to be issued in the deno-

mination of One Thousand Dollaiseach, redeemable in not less than five

i'nr nor more than twenty years,with intoicst at six per cent, per an-

num, jmyablo semi-annuall- y, principalami interest payable in U. S. gold

miii, the bonds to express on theirluce that they are issued as securitylui the Postal Savings Bank Deposits

lenders for the purchase of thewhole or any part of said bonds will

be received at the oiliee of the Eegis-tra- r

of Public Accounts, Finance De-

partment, up to 12 o'clock on FBI-DA-

the 1st day of July, 1S92.

lire Postmaster-Genera- l does notbind hinisolf to accept any tender, or

the whole of any tender.WALTER HILL,Postniastei-Genera- l

Dated May 2S, 1S92.

Approved :

H. A. AVnm.MANN,

Minister of Finance.Samuiu. Pakkur,

Minister of Foreign Affairs.C. N. Sl'KNCKli,

Minister of Interior.YV. Austin Whiti.vo, .

Altoinoy-Gonora- l.

4!J3 tf

JNO. L. KANAKAOLUNA, Esq..,

has this day been appointed an Agentto lake Acknowledgments lo LaborContractu for the District of Hania-ku- a,

Inland ol Hawaii.C. N. SPENCEK,

Minister of tlio Interior.Interior Oilioo, July 8,1892.

407 ill

E.B.FKIEL, Esq., has this day boon

appointed a Notary Public for theSecond Judicial Circuit of lire King-

dom.C. N. SPENCEH,

Miniritor of tlio Interior.Interior Office, July 11,1892.

408-- 31

jpatlg gMTtffhiPicaaid to tint her Sid nor Party,tin. isiaolhhcd lor the bmrnt ul all.

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1892.

Mr. Aki lias a bill pending to taxall manner of carriages and cyclesfive dollars a year each. Hard times

aiu hud times for imposing freshtaxes. Special taxeb of the sort pro-

posed tiro ulways odious. A tax on

vehicles would be an oppression to

mail poor men. It is enough to taxthem as personal propel ty on theassessor' a she when a man hasenough properly lo be so taxed.

ij;, .jjrtu-- . n't'i nwwu i jnwwwiinwwMttuw

Mr. Uuli lins begun to grim! outUid Legislature the stale llellon of

defunct English page of Ka Leo,

that a long and dreary sessionmay bo expected.

Uawniians nil over tlio country!Imvo pclli toned against any cession

.T ,! 1. l It'll..-- ..Hawaiian lerinuiv. mi--

, initmuill probably fliul lie over-rate- d his

popularity when he lent or otherwiseplaced himself at the disposal of the

cessionists.

Mr. Maefarlano's amendment totlio coinage bill, adopted by the Ai- -

sembly on third reading, to providefor the striking of 400,000 cent

pieces, Is n timely measure. Duringthe llush times that are gone it mighthave been the proper thing to des-

pise the thought of anything less

than a half-dim- e coin, but now underthe country's reduced financial cir-

cumstances the cent will be a goodthing lo lake care of, which done the

dollar will begin to look out for it-

self. A cent change will have a

tendency to briug down prices ofnecessaries, as, where now a retailercannot find a profit in reducing an

article by a half-dim- with cen!- - hewill have the sense to woo trade byshaving off a cent or two.

Noble l'ua is one of the membersof the Legislature who arc sighing,and think the country is dying, toclothe Governors with all their old-tim- e

authority and emoluments. Oneof the functions proposed to herestored to the Governors is that of

assessing and collecting taxes. Afly sheet has been circulated in the As-

sembly, giving comparative figuresof the cost of assessing and collect-

ing taxes under Governors and thesame service as performed by assessors--

in-chief and their assistants. Itis shown that the service cost under

Governors, in 18S1-- 5 and in 1880-8- 7

over 1 1 percent of the taxes, whilein 1S8!) and 1890-9- 1 under the pre-

sent system the cost was C.71 andG.90 percent respectively. Jlr. l'uahas selected a cold day for an at-

tempt to make the country recede

into extravagance.

PATCHWORK LEGISLATION.

Mr. Kapahu aims lo distinguishhimself in a bill to piovide for threeInspectors-Genera- l of Schools. This

reminds one of the device to keep

"Uncle Tom's Cabin" moving,adopted by some peripatetic showmanagers, of having three perform-

ers of Marks the lawyer, three Top-sie- s,

and things gencially in triplets.Will our legislators ever be cured ofthe notion that amongst their chiefduties is the ransacking of the stat-

utes for some tinkering at which theycan try their 'prentice hands? Thevalue of a member may nowadays beplaced at inverse ratio to the amountof new legislation lie projects. Theremight be an improved educationalsystem for the country, but it mustbe formulated b' men of the firstability and after the most successfulmodels to be found in other coun-

tries. Putting new patches on theold garment will be just as bad as itwas 'down in Judee."

FOULING HIS OWN NEST.

A letter on "Hawaiian Planta-tions" appeared in the San FranciscoWeekly Post of June 8th, signed bythe initials of a teacher in the employof the Hawaiian Board of Education.It contains such passages as the fol-

lowing: "The Hawaiian Kingdomis on the high road to bankruptcy,and many who depended upon theplantations for a living see ruinahead." "The Legislature, whichmeets this mouth, could afford somerelief, hut, us a rule, Hawaiianlegislatures never benefit anyone butIjnodlcrs. A Hawaiian Legislaturedocs not contain as much intelligenceas could be found in the grand standof u baseball game or horse race."These are rather delectable senti-

ments lo come fiom a beneficiary ofthe Hawaiian treasury, one who is

paid to instil patriotism, among otherlaudable principles, in the mind ofYoung Hawaii. Lately the Board ofEducation forbade two of its teachersfrom sending news correspondencelo the Honolulu daily papers becausethey mingled politics with their con-

tributions. Doubtless the Board wasacting in its right, although, owingto the great dilliculty of gettingregular correspondents, its action is

embarrassing to the local press.What does tlio Board think, andwhat will it do, with a teacher whovilifies the country and its Legisla-ture so coarsely in the foreign pressas has been done by the Post cor-

respondent?

DISCHARGED BY LAW.

A criminal named Kalaauliina,sentenced by the Supreme Court on.July 10, 1801, to pay 8100 line and

18.50 costs for violating Sec. 6,l 'hup. 11, Laws of 1880, was

from custody yesterday, "itappearing to Foster and Wilcox, J.,Ihul he has no property,"

&:DQULTON WARE.

Kx "Itenmore.1'

Thu Faoiho llAitmvAnc Co., LdM

i,avo jusl received from 13nglnnd mi

invoice of the well-know- n Dotilton

Ware, comprising Breakfast and Din-

ner Sets, Toilet Sets, Clips and Sau-

cers, Jugs, etc., etc.

Their supply of Plantation Tools

and Supplies is very complete, as also

of Lubricating Oils.

C'arbolineum Avenaiius by the bar-

rel, case or smaller quantity.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

LANDLORD'S SALE.

"VTOTICK Is hereby given that the tui-i.- 1

ilerslgned having distrained cer-tain Goods ami Chattels, the property ofM. I. Sllva and M. Gomes, for nt

of rent, under the statute In suchca-- o made and provided, and the saidrental and eots in distraint and removalremaining still unpaid after llfteon days'distraint; the Mild Goods ami Chattelswill bo offered for sale at Public Auctionat the Salesroom of Jas. F. Morgan,Auctioneer, on I'lUBSO Y, July 14,IS'Jl', at 10 o'clock a. M., or so muchtheieof a1, shall be necessary to the pay-ment of all arrears at the time of suchwile, together with the costs of such dis-tre- -.,

leinoval, custody and Mile.The followinn is the llt of Goods and

Chattels above referred to:1 Sliipman Engine and Outfit, 1 Dy-

namo, 1 et Connection, Pulley, 1 Ta-ble, 1 Desk, Plating Tools, 1 et ElectricLimit Wire and Lamps, 1 Iron Wash-stan- d,

1 et Solution1., Battery Jars, 1

Plating Tank, 1 Plating Tub, 1 DiuniOil, 1 ct Picture Frames, 1 WoikingBend and 2 Vice-- . 'J Sign Boards, 1

Barred, 1 et Sundiies.HIS 3t ANTON E HOMEN.

Household Furniture !

AX" AUCTION.

On FRIDAY, July 15th,AT lO O'CLOCK A. 31

At the Residence of PBOF. M. M.SCOTT, Fort Street, I will sell atPublic Auction,

The Entire Household FurnitureComprising

1 Upright Piano,(lloelling and Spangenberg, Makers.)

Veranda Chairs,Upholstered Chairs, Piano Lamps,Bugs, Lacquer Ware,

1 B. W. Marbletop Bedroom Set.

Mattrasses, Pillows,Single Bedsteads, Bureaus,

1 Antique Oak Dining Table.Chairs, Disli Closet,Chandeliers, Lamps,

1 B. W. Sideboard.Befngerator, Meat Safe,

t Fischer Steel Range and Utensils.

Bath Tub.

Also 1 Fine Carriage Horse,Broken also to Saddle.

1 Double Carriage,1 Set Harness,Ladies' and Gents' Saddles,

Etc,, i-t- htc, I'.tc,

JAS. F. MORGAN,Kin ot Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

roperty on Miller Street !

On SATURDAY, July lOtli,A.'X" 1!J NO'.

At my Salesroom, Queen street, I willsell at Public Auction,

at

On Miller street near the Queen's Hos-pital, and directly opposite tliu Portu-guese Chinch. There are

Two New CottagesOn the place bringing lu a rental of$ , and also a Convenient Lot at tearof the above.

jtfr For further particulars apply to

JAS. P. BIOItGAN,IfiS .it Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

Desirable Residence !

On SATUHDAY, July JiiJrt,AT IV! O'CLOCK MHI.V,

At my salesroom. Queen street, 1 willsell at Public Auction,

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

At Palama, adjoining tlio residence of.Mr. O. 1! Dwlglit. and being a portionof the piopoiiy of the Estate of MiiiluKing, deceased.

Tlio Lot has a fioulago of 72 feet onthe lane, and i 100 feet and U 10U feetdeep. Thcio is a

COX VKXI KNT COTTAUKOn the Lot containing 6 Jtooinn, Duiiiig-roo- ni

and Kitchen, etc. The Lot is allfenced: wnler laid on. An unusual

to obtain a Convenient Kesl-deue- e.

Uk&" For further particulars apply to

JAS. F. MOKGAN,jUa lit Auutioueor.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

AUCTION SALEor

UEAL ESTATE LEASES!

On SATURDAY, July lOlh,AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOW,

At my Salesiooin, Queen street, T willndl nt Public Auction, bv order

of EDWARD FURM ENAU,Mortgagee, the following

Valuable Property:1. SI 8 100 Acres of Land at Wai-bol-

Koolaupuko, Oahu.

2. 1 Parcel of Land on north sideof Merchant street, adjoining thelumber yard of Lowers ifc Cooke.The Lot has a frontage of feet onMerchant street and is from Ul to, olfeet deep, There is u Large I louseon the property at present rented atif 16 per month.

3. Lease of Property on Punch-bowl street. 'I he Lease is for DO

years fiom Marcli 20, 18S0, at $110per year. This Property is sublet asfollows :

1. The Large Residence of W. S.Luce, Esq., at 150 per mouth; ex-

pires in 1S!)0.

2. Lot above tlio Luce residenceis leased for ISO years from 1880, atflfi per year.

II. Lot and House below the Luceresidence, formerly rented at 20 permonth, at present unoccupied.

gjSF" The above ofl'er unusual op-

portunities for safe investment.fijSP For further paiticulars apply

JAS. P. MOItGAX,4G9 it Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE-- OK-

of limn

.Ax Wikili.On WEDNESDAY, July 27,

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,

At my Salesroom, bv order of II. M.KAPIOLANI, I will sell at

Public Auction,

THE LEASE FOR 20 YEARS OF

Residence SitesAT WAIKIKI,

Adjoining the residence of Mr. "V. P.Toler on the east.

The Lots have a frontage of about81 feet on the Waikiki road, are aboutLi I feel deep, with a lino frontage of81 feet on the beach.

The Lots all have a frontage on anunrivaled clear sandy beach. Thebathing is first-clas-s, being among tliobest at Waikiki.

gj& Tlio Lots are staked outmarked from A to E.

For further particulars applylo

JAS. F. AIOIiGAK,109 13t Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

VALUABLEREAL ESTATE I

At my Salesroom, Queen stieet, I willsell at Public Auction,

On SATURDAY, July 10th,AT l O'CLOCK XOO.V.

THE FOLLOWING

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

Situated at Xhipuipai, Honolulu, at rearof residence of II. F. Chide, Efij.,

1 LOTContaining 27-1- Acre. These Is a

Dwelling House on thopiemlse.i.

2 TARO PATCHESNear above Lot containing 18-1-

Acie.

Ti:it.llN OAHU.

0S!r" Deeds at purchasers' expense.For further particulars, apply to

JAS. P. MOItGAX,PI8 5t Auctioneer,

LOSTa'J8 drawn on F. A. SehaeferCUIEOK In favor of G. MoAvoy for

32:50.75. Payment having been stoppedall person', are cautioned against nego-tiating check. Finder plcuso leave atF. A. Sehaefer & Co.'s olllce.

J. MAYHEW,108:11 AlaKea blicel,

LOST

the residences of .1. II.BETWKKN E. I. fepaldlng, a Lady'sCold VYutch with Four Chains and aSmall Clolm attached thereto. TheUnder will bo lewardod by returningsame to the ISui.l.Ul.N Olllce. h!7 lit

'THE WEEKLY BULLETIN- -JL eohunns of iiiteicetlug reading

matterti. Mailed to Iiireicn countries.) $5; Islands 94.

a i "Vfctt4ju u.uftlmt?ife'.

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.1UOI1AICO A. .WcUUItUY.

fissues Every Desirable FormIt has paid Its members since its organization THREE HUNDRED AND

Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal over offered by0&' For full particulars apply to

Auci on Siles by Lwls J. Levey.

LANDLORD'S SALS!

Notice Is hereby given that hi accord-ance with the law in such eases madeand provided. I will cause to he sold thefollowing articles ol Houng Chang Tong,taken by me hi distraining for lent, towit:

1 Clock, 1 Medicine Cutter. 1 bambooLounge, 1 Step Ladder, 1 Folding Table,2 Square Tables, 2 ClialM, 2 Stools, 1

Lamp and a quantity of Medicine andDiugx

& Said sale will take p'.aee al theAuction Snlernem-- . of I.k.nis.I. Li:vi:y,Auctioneer, coiner of Knit and Queenstreets on KRlIAY,.luly loth, at IDA M. '

lix Lit M.J UUON.

den Hi Bazai

V. F. REYNOLDS, Piioeiumou.

Solo Agent for the

I

mmThis Machine is now impioved--

as to make either Chain Siircii okLock Stitch. It stands at the head.

NEEDLES and ATTACHMENTSfor all kinds of .Machines.

Sewing Machines of all kinds

Promptly Repaired.

gjST Don't foiget that this is posi-thel- y

a CASH STOHK no privateindividual can obtain Credit. Every-thing Hi. lefoic Ciii:ai'.

Staiionery and Blank Books!

GUITARS, from up.AUTOHAKPS, MANDOLINES.

Furncaux's Rcautiful Views of theIslands.

Lawn Tennis Rackets and Halls.Base Balls and Bats.

Popular (Sound SooksAt 35 Cents Each. '

NOVELS! NOVELS! NOVELS!

jS9w"Special Arrangements for schoolsupplies. 4G(i-l- f

.HAGKFE1MC0.OFFER FOK SALE

Al Specially MicbA Rates

AN ASSORTMENT Ol'

GcDiiinB Bavarian Beers!

Comprising the following Cele-brated Brands:

LOEWENBRAU,PSClIOlfRBRAU,

SI'ATENBRAU,SALVATORBRAU,

FKANCISCANERBRAU,FRANKENURAU,

AUGUST1NERBRAU,CUL.MBAC1IER.

Now being landed ex "J, C. Plluger."1(57 2w

JUST RECEIVEDPER BARK

i J. C. PFLUGER"And Oilier Late Arrivals :

Holsten Beer, Flensburg Beer,

Klb-chlo- ss llecr. Porter, ICti'.. Lie., '

St. Louis & Milwaiil.ee Beer, qi and pts

RED RHINEWINES!

Quarts and Pints ;

Claret, Port Wine, .Sherry,Swedish Punch, Cognac,

Whhkcy, Ktc, Etc. Also,

HAVANA CIGARS !

roit sai.i: nv

II. W. SCHMIDT & SONS.10(1 lw

TO LEI'

j a rprvo Nicely FurnlliedW,i"i 1-- Booms centrally located.&&&&& KiKiuhu Bui.i.i:riN Olllce;.

HflK if

TO LIST

Vf'UELY Furnished Coitai:&&& 1 at Maklkl near UeretlilarttsSw nla-stie- ear. Bent S10.UIApply ibis olllce. liil tf

TO LET

DUVAL PBIvMISES, HI

sireet. onoo- -Mi VMuiisa slte Foit-st- i eel Church. Ap- -

ply to Jt. I.LILLIK,882 tf At Thoo. IL Davies te Co.

vv.JHfji vwanrax-k&mtrtf- -i

I PHI W

me

mmaaLMtti

of

any

General

lift

HTryr:

L1AYE OP IfiKED THEIR

New China, Glass & Furniture Seleroom

On Kaahumanu Stroot, Ground Floor, with a

Lane Assortment of New Goiits ex "Bemore."

SPECIAL DISPLAY OF

Royal Worcester, Crown Derby,

Wedgewood & Other Fine Ware.S3ew Rugs &. Carpets,

English Furniture,Rattan Ware.

IVORY WARIi, BOHEMIAN VASES,

WINE GLASSES, TUMBLERS,

CUT SALADS,Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'dFort Street,

FIRST QUALITY

X 1 1 Kn t tmm usinpraiors

AND

IC CHESTS,Ornamental! Economical & Durable!

Ennv's Oi.n EsTAiii.isiiEn

Ice GliBSts k Roffipratora,

China, Crockery & Glassware,

Plantat'onTojls, Iraplemms & Supplies

Paints, Oils & Varnilies.Vaniuim Oil fin's l.iihrfrtiiHiiif Oils !

Always the same; made by a special jprocess and always reliable. ,

a

B

104 Fort Street,

S.

OF ill YORii't'i'tltCWU

Policy ?

FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLl ARS,

Insurance Company.

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

1 fed v n iJ ci

,asswarey

Honolulu

75

m'ft?

' li Sffbi ' " lv. til

'm ik v: : xiiSf toaii22r-?5--a,S- S &

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z?&3gKlX i rjiux1 wH K3&-v-

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Honolulu.

S. LEVY.

Carbolincum Avenarius in Quantities to Suit,PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,

Cummins Xow Block, Fort & Slcrolmut streets.

il

Just Received a New Invoice of the

AdelineBlack

StockingsGuaranteed to be Fast Color and Absolutely Stainless

For Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses & Children.

tear Tlio Adeline Iilaulc Slocking? sire Ihe I Jest Made -- a

E1IBLIOH.

TEMPLE OF FASHIONCorner UNm-- I, As IIolol rlreels

We Will Sell THIS WEEK at Keduoed PricesWHITE DRESS GOODS, CORSETS, KID GLOVES,

RIBBONS, FANS, ETC., ETC,

2Sr S- - 10NK3 SI A. T K ! gra

Shoes & Boy's Clothing Etc., Etc.S. EIIKL1CJ1 & CO.,

Corner Fort it Hotel streets.

At til cully Reduced Puces.

CI. -- i lie Portieres at JfO a Pair. Black Beaded Capes fur Ladies-- , !f.ri

from .flfi and $M.

GENTS' WHITE SBIRTS AND UNDERWEAR AT COST.A now line nf Cli.illies at I0e. jier y.ud. h All Wool Dress

(loud, in Plain, Stiipeil and Chukul, icduccd from

B. F. EHLERS & GO'S, 99 FORT ST.(3T LresbiiiuUnj,' under the inauucerucut of MISS CLABK. &i

I'WWPWHSEC :f -- .'""'i l,i

let. ,--

V? ' J''Aa-V'"".L"lL'M- . ' "'""T" nnMiiy .ij jj a..r.,j....jmimi-.- . ...JTwt,4

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OAHU RAILWAY & LAND 00,'S

TIME TABLE.

proit .vsn aft rat riiii. i. is:.

t

.WSmMMSSWiTl-JvV- l .f:

A.M. A.M. I'.M. 1.M.loavo Honolulu. ..U:lii IMS 4 ::trtArrivo Honoullull.." :'.'c !i:f7 2:57 5 MMUavo Honoullull. .7 ::t0 10:4:1 .1:11Arrivo Honolulu. . .8 i'.I.V 1 1 :5" I :S5 (:5CH

I'KAIll, CITY LOCAL.

leave Honolulu fii'-lO- ....Arrivo Parl lilly 5:iiS ....Leave Pear" City.. 11:00Arrivo Honolulu. ..0:40

Sundays" excepted,t Saturdays only.

Sattnd'iys excepted.

TIiIph, Nun mill IKllm.1IY C. J. I.VONH,

i a' a' p ri T"fs: a - c otr&--"- 2 "DAY -

-.-lil'ii'iiii-i'-l K

ii.ui. ii.in. ii.iii. n.iii.Moil. 'II, ft 20 .i illl 111 00 0 10, ,i 2.1 li l.i 8 IITiles. 112 0 00 li .'ill in ;w I Oil .1 2.1 0 4.1 !l 22

'

Wed. !l.t 7 10 7 0(1 1 20 li ail ft 21! (i 1.1 10 lU

Tlmrti. ,11 8 (Hi 7 Ml I .10 1 :io ft 2ii ii 1.1 10 42'ii.iii. ii.in.

Kll. I.l s ::o s 20 2 0(1 2 IHI ft 2lt II 41 11 22

but. HI. 0 10 11 01 2 :10 .1 00 .1 27 I! 1.1 II ft7

nil. 17 lo fto lo oo ji ftn :i so .1 27 li 10 ....Lust Qiimtcj-ti- f Ilic union on tliu 101 h ut

:1.17 p. in.

T II to

TUHSDAY, JULY J2, 1S!)L'.

ARRIVALS.lulv 12

.Stun- - XV G Hall, from Maui anil Hawaii

DEPARTURES,July 12-S- tmr

Waialealo. for Lahain.i anil Ilama- -kua at 10 a in

Stmr Claiidme for Maui, at fi p inStmr Mlkaha'a for Kauai, o p in

VESSELS LEAYINd

S S Palmas for Portland, Or, and Victo-ria, 15 C, at 0 a in

Am bktui! S G Wilder. Giilllth, for SanFrancisco, at 1 p m

CARCOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Schr Kn Moi 1700 bags sugar.

PAShEfJCERS.

"Kcj .Kapaa per stiur .Lis Makce, July-- 11 Mr McVeigh anil wife, MUs Toui-.uti- d

MrBicdoll.For Molehill per stmr Mnkolli, July

11 J,F. Brown, G Kekipi, Mr Kane, and.others.

FOREIGN VESSELS IK PORT.

II BMS Champion, from Esquimau:U S c ban KiancNco, Uear-Ailiuii- al

Ilrowu, from iian IMcjjoAm bkmc Planter, Dow. fiomSan Fran-

cisco.Am sclir Aloha, Johnson, from San

Francisco.Am byt Win G Irwin, McCulloch, from

ban Francl'-c- o

.Am schr A lieu Cooke, I'euhallow, from1'ort Townscud

Dan hi; . I G Lot., Nelson, fioni Hon-duras

illrit bk Sumatra from Newcastle. N S XV

Brit bk Vuiitua from Newcastle, X S V

F0REIUN VESSELS EXPECTED.

'JI IMS Hiei, Mori, from Japan"IT S S Boston, from San Francisco, July

L' L S S Palmas, duoAm bk Matilda, lrom Xewcistlc, XS W.

July.Am bktue SN Caitle, Hubbard, from San

FianclstoAm bktue Wrestler, Bergman, from Syd-

neyGcr bk J C Glade, Iron) Liverpool, June

15 SO

Haw ship Helen Bicwer, from Glasgow,due Aug 15

"Nor sh Moining Light, Joli.iiwen, fromXewcastle, X S W

.Am bk Margaict from Xewcastle, XSWJSk Uieta from Xewcastle, X S XV

SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkeiitnie Discovery, dipt Mc-Xel- ll,

sailed shortly after noon y

for the bound wlih a deck load of ban-una- s.

The o'd schooner Kaalokal has boonthe Lilln. The l.lliu has

received a general overhauling on (heMailne Hallway, every part having beenthoroughly inspected, and the. coiimi-qilcuc- e

is the is one of the sttiunchoi-- l

little crafts in pint, dipt llltchlicld willtake the Lillii for a nailing expeditionhi tho South beas on b'atiirda) next.

The steamer W G Hall at rived fioniMaui and Hawaii this afternoon.

Tho schooner Alice Cooko lias beenmoved lo WS S Co's wluiif.

WRIT OF MAiiDAMUS.

Arguments were heard in the Su-

preme C'ouit llu-- j morning by fullbench in the mandamus case of one ofthe Chinamen held on the schoonerTransit, as having no passport. Thereport of an assumpsit suit iigaiiis.1Lau Chen one of thesis, was reportedin Saturday's IUi.lltis. The .Marshalquestioned the jurisdiction of theHawaiian Government and so re-

turned on llie writ. W. Ii. Castleand F. M. Hatch for the petitioner;W. A. Whiting lor Marshal Wilson,respondent.

A traveling man who chanced tobe in the store of K. V. Wood, atMcKees Rocks, l'a., says while howas waiting to see Mr. Wood, a littlegirl came in with an empty bottle

Chamberlain's 1'aiu Balm andsaid : 'Mamma wants another bot-

tle of that medicine; she says it itllie best medicine lor rheumatism sheever used." 60 cent bottles for saleby all dealers. Bcpson, Smith &C'o.,Agents.

?'JI rr-- - rr

A. J. CARTWRIGHT, SR., DEAD.

A telephone inesinge shortly afterI o'clock this afternoon announcedthe death of A. J. Cartwrlght, Sr.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Tmb tiinlof W. C (Vclii for pmbea-postpone- d

zlcmonl lias bwn untilmoved on.

No lkss than six eases of "intend-ing' to commit oH'cin-os- " mo pondingfor trial in the Police Court.

Tun Ihilish H. S. I'uIuiiip will leavefor Portland. Oiogon, mil Victoria, H.

0 , ut ) o'clock inulhilig.

llo.v. It. XV. Wilcox will address amuss meetinc; nl the Old Aiuiory,Qui'LMi 'Heel, this evening at 8 o'clock,on the Pearl ll.it hor (juoxt inn.

Xaauao, llookanii and Lopokn (w)have licen in rested for assault onPoliri-'Olilee- r Lmiis '1'ouissuint whilein the art of making a raid on a chefa hunk ycsteuhiv.

Maud times h.ivo struck China-town- .

Cliinesc linsinillw may bo-- eon daily mending pots noil pins a I

live ecul-- i a patch. Fowls nicelydressed, llfty cenls.

Wiiili: a luinhei dray was backingon the intei-i'-liiii- d wharf this after-noon the hoiM' made a sudden turnand the cud of one of the Mi.tfls wentseveral inehe into hl side.

l'Jtot'KKDl.NO-- ' in llie ejectment suitof Molt v.-.-. lveola iicciipieil the wholeof in the Supieme Courtand is sliilou this afleinonii It isiieing lieaid before .lodge Oole and aHawaiian juiy.

Tin: lurkentim- S. O Wilder williail for San Fianeisco nt one o'clock

afternoon. As the Wilderis a fast sailer, and Ciit. lh an.igreeablc nnitior to iiavil with, herbull h ought to he full.

Tin: Aii-titil- itt not b"ing rignaled upto .:JU o clock this allciiioon, a sup-position is ubioad that a substituteof slower sliced is coining, as it hasbeen repoitcd that, the Australia wasto make a Ihiough trip to the Colo-nies.

The baud will give a moonlightconcert at the Hawaiian Motel thisevening for the benefit of passengersby the Australia, providing thatsteamer or a subMiluto shall arrive.A dance will he had in the lanai afterthe concert.

W. E. Kkiik w.ih aricstcd yesterdayon a charge of intending to commitan oflbuse on Airs. Aliniru Stone inutteiing threatening language againsther on Sunday afternoon. In thePolice Court be was discharged on hisword that he intended no harmagainst the woman.

aIiks J. Smith returns to Kauai to-

day on the steamer Mikahala to re-

sume her charge (he Kauai Indus-trial School. Miss Smith has beenassiduoiih in her attention lo thisvaluable institution, and the work shehas done for il in Honolulu, inawakening intotest and procuringbenefits fioni conceits, will be a greathelp to llie school.

ma

ADVERTISING NOTES.

C. .I.MoCak II V has lot." on Lililinstreet for sale. tf

Tin-- : harkentino S. G. Wilder is an-nounced lo sail at 1 p. in.,

AhTKit shaving use Cucumber Skin'Ionic. Jlcnson, Smith it Co., Agents.

tf

Sunim'U.n relieved at once by Cu-

cumber Tonic. Ilcnsou, Smith iV Co.,Agents. lf

Tin: Brunswick hillianl parlors suethe mod" elegant pleasure resort inHonolulu, li--

"Wiikhi: shall 1 ecu you this even-ing?" "Ob, same old place, theBrunswick."

An iinnortant notice to members ofthe File Department is issued y '

by bccietary Smith.

I'Ki.ioious codec and chocolate willhe seived every morning early at thePalace Ice Cicani Parlois, Ludwigsou,it Cum, Hotel street. lf

Pahticulaiis of the large sale ofreal estate and leases, to bo held byJaw. F. Morgan on Satiiiday next, willbo found in issue.

Dkkssmakino, Cutting and Fittingdone at ladies' houses. Perfect fitguaranteed. MISS WOLF, 71! Beie-ti- t

ii in slieol, or Mutual telephone li'JO,

hefoic 8 n. in. or 5:110 p. in.

Dit. LcLknna.v has removed toAlukoa hlieel, opposite llie-Y.M- . C.A. hall, piemises lately ocimpicd byDoctor Lulz. OHice bouts, 1) to 12,2 to J and ecnings li to 7. Sumlavs:10 to 1. Hell Telephone, 1D7, Mutual,082.

'2-- lf

Miss Maiiv LYLi:,lately book-kecp-

with Egiin it tiiinn, is t" 'losteiiogi.iphiug and typo-writin- g atniodeiatc rates, tir.idii.itu of Mold'sBusiness Colkge, San Fianci?co,Ollico with O. J. McOaithy, 'Ait Me-rchant street. 2-- lm

Who wouldn't livo at Waikikithe phut- - so bountifully praised bypoeU when one can get a homo of (

lus own Micro i inc roaring soarmo only eiiance in a mug iiino 10 se-

cure a leasehold al llie Waikiki beachis ofl'eied iu a sale to be held by J. F.Morgan on July 27.

The best spring medicine is a doseor two pf St. Patrick's l'ills. Theynot only physio buiclesuiso the wholesystem and purify the blood. Forealo by Benson, Smith it Co., Agents.

For Mouldings, Fnimt's,Pastels, Allotypes, Pliolo-fjrnvuru- r',

lSUiliintfH aniluvor.vt liiii2T i tin lints ofpictures, go (o Kin; UroH.,Jloiel street.

i 4 IC

THE LElliiTOEE,

Till H DAY.

July 12, 18112.

.ltlll'llllIC ttC"H-.ll-

Hoti-- i' convutioil at Ml. Minuteswere read unil iipprovcl.

15ep. Sinitli jirc-i'iil- i'rt n petitionfrom Kauai that SloUO lie sippiopn-nte- d

for thu purpose of building aload from llulci.i to Niunalii. LoCoinmitloe on Public Lauds.

Noble Williams fioni the J'rintint!Coiiuiiiiiee ivportcd llie resolutionof Ko). ii. W. Wilcox printed andready for distribution.

Noble J. M. Uornci fioni a selecteoiiiiniltec of the Legislature of 18D0presented u report on :i liill (95)contemplating the reorganization ofllie Postal Savings Hank. The comuiittee present an amended bill num-

ber 78 which they recommend be con-

sidered. Signe i by lions?. J. M.Horner, A. 1 Peterson. Jos. N.iwahiand A. Marques.

lieporl was accepted and tabledfor consideration with the Bill 78.

Hep. Smith read for the first timeu hill lo amend the law relating to"Kire Limits."

At 10:20 liep lvamauoha movedthe Order of the Day anil the specialorder, ooiiMileralion of liill No. (!.'!,

relative lo recoinago, was taken upand considered on third reading.

Noble Mnclailano offered the fol-

lowing amendment to Section 1 :

"The .Minister of Finance is heicbyuutlinriKcd and diiooied to eauo tobe coiiu d not more llian 200,000--.liver dunes, 100,000 nicki I halfdimes and 100,000 one cent pieces.Such coins diall be of the sameweight, liiiene-- s, male! in! and general character as the coins ol u slimlur denomination now being coinedand issued by the United States ofAmerica."

On motion the amendment was ac-

cepted, and the Hill then passed u-

namended, was to theEngrossing Committee and for thirdreading on Thursday next.

At 12:01 the Assembly took recessuntil 1 :00 p. m.

STRAINING AT GNATS AND SWAL-

LOWING CAMELS.

Eoitok Bulletin:A coricspondcni in this morning's

Advertiser, sibling himself Video,should be on the Ways and MeansCommittee of tho Assembly. Whileit may not be wise to assent to allthe correspondent says, it will beevident to any thinking person thathe is in the main coircct.

One item seems to have escapedVideo's observation, and he will par-don me for directing his httontion toit. 1 allude lo the item of S 10,000for the advertising of Hawaii at theColumbian exposition. What con-

sistency!! All salaries are lessened,not improperly, evidently for thepurpose of providing for this

item.It is said that this extravagant ap-

propriation is under the pioteclionof the bright and shining leaders ofthe Reform patty in the Assembly.It behooves the members of the Na-

tional Reform and Liberal parlies todrop this item out or to reduce it toa sum that is in keeping with the f-

inancial condition of the Kingdom.Cni.KN.

IIiINOJL,IJI.,tJ

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

NOT JOE

TAXES OF 1892!of the diU'eieutMEMBERS claiming exemption

from pels .mil taxes, must appearpersonally before tho Assessor andicport their membership, othenvisono exemption will ho allowed.

$JW Secretaries who have nothanded iu their lists of membershipto iho Secret. iry of I ho Dopartim'iirinuot do so immediately.

HENRY SMITH,HID Jit Secretary II. F. D.

For San Francisco.'I' lie I'ast Niilllntr !l.iii'i' lliirkt-utlii- i'

". a . W 1 1 j J 13 1-t.-"

lill'T. ; It II' I' ITU.Will sail for tho above port

Wediiesddy, at 1 P. H.

mi" Having supeiior accommoda-tions. For Fieight anil Passage applyto

F. A. SCHAEFER A CO.,Mil It Agents.

iNOTlOi:.

"VTOTIt i: Is heioby given that IhoIt iiiliTsigncil will not bo ri'siiniisl- -

i bio for any debts litem red without hiswritten consent.

A. B. XAONK.Honolulu, Juno J.'i, S'M. I5U '.'w

K OTIC ID.

VI Y wife having left my bed andi I hoard I heieby gBo uotico that 1

will not bu resniiiis'blo for any debtseoutraeled by her In my name.

VAL. AHNKIL.llouohilu, Julyli, IWia. M7 3t

A RUFFIAN CINCHED.

Klcltril a Wiiinilii Hit' Klft.t '.. 1 1. tnIMnj riu- -

A healthy and sturdy looking nn-liv- e

named Kalaaukahiki was tried Inthe Police Cohrt this morning on twodifferent chnrges of assault and

to commit an offensepreferr-ed nuninsl him by Iloli (w.) Holi,who had been living with Hid defend-ant f( r some years, stated that lie hadassaulted her with a hoot on the beadbecause she icfiisod lo lMvo bin) fiftycents with which to play clie la, andthat she was in mortal fear ol

The defendant in rebut-tal denied ever asking the woman formoney with which lo play clie fa orever assaulting her. On being askedhow llie biuise on llie woman's headwas caused, Kalaaukahiki slated thatshe bumped her head against thehouse iu order lo get him into trou-ble. The Polioe Justice found thefellow guilty of both charges, andfor assault gavo him thirty days' Im-

prisonment at hard labor. On thesecond charge of intending to com-

mit an offense he was ordered to givea bond of S100 with one good suretythat he will keep the peace and com-

mit no offense against the woman forone year. W. C. Achi noted an ap-

peal lor defendant.

They Mutly lie It !

IF NOT; WHY NOT?

Prepared daily from Fresh Fruit, itcannot be othcrwhe than wholesome,relreshing and delicious.

Our leading llavors aie Pineapple,Oiaiige, Strawberry and Giapo Juice.We have all the others but ourspecialties are those named. leeCioam Soda has also piived votypopular.

As we manufacture our own SodaWater from Pure Bicarbonate Soda,wo claim it is belter than that madewith marble dust. Those who havetried it, concur with our statements.

Having poi footed the Ice Box weaie enabled to pioduce colder sodathan heietoforo.

All Ibivors with Ice Cream, 10c;Vichy Water, 3c ;Sauci bitumen Waterand llunyudi Water.

HOBRON. NEWMAN & CO..

DllUG;iS'l i.

Cormir Fort Ji: Jvliltt -l i'5!lH.

A Trip to Hauna Loa

AXI) THE

Great Crater of Mokuaweoweo.

Special niMiigcments h.ivu beenm. nit by the Volcano House Companyfor sending a party to the top of Ma-

nna Loa.

THE PARTY WILL LEAVE HO-

NOLULU ON THE STMR. MALLON JULY 15 and return on thosteamer Kiuaii arriving in Honolulu,July 27.

THE PRICE FOR A ROUXDTRIP T1CICEI', including steamerfine, animals, guides, blankets, foodsand till expenses will bo $100,which includes all of tho regular

of a trip to the Volcano. Thotup includes a thiee days' stay at theVolcano House after the return fromthe mountain.

gj0 rickets can be obtained fromiho luter-lslitu- il Steam NavigationCo,, and full information will bo sup-plied by said Company, E. C.

A.TliuiisioN,Secretary of tho Volcano Company- -

Applications for tickets should hemade immediately as tho number willbe limited.

KILAUEA VOLCANO HOUSE.

Honolulu, June 21, 181)2.RiO-t- d

HUSTACE & CO.,

DLAI.KltS IN

WOOD & COAL.ALSO

White & Black SandWhich wo will sell at the voiy lowest

ntaiket rates foi cash.Bell Tele. 414. "XBtioBaBr Mutual Telo. 19.

my

THE BULLETIN 1" "'o leadingI daily paper of the Kingdom. 50

ceuU per month.

?! 1 fl l.i 9 PE?

j22$&iaXSKSa?'

ISrp lo nnii'iiuion the nrilv.il of the(fi'i'iimu Mark

it J. O- - PFLUJGE S

llii D.iys from Bremen, w1th FullAsiutuieut of

DiiY GOODS,Groc- rics,

Uiia & Puiuts,Buns & Bugging,

Market Baskotp,

1--S r JI0 ,

Demijohos, .

Cement & Firo Clay,

Bails, Tanks,

HA RDWARE,Vi-Mii- Furniture,

?iItioral Y.t.-lB- .

Crockery,Etc Etc.

lfi;i .

v ii I. h A -

AtHaiclel, K.uaitd Wpi'"l't

The Princeville Plantation Go.'s

Sugar Plantation

Now iu post'ssnu of C'luis. Koehing.

This I a Complete Sugar Kstate, withNew Diffu-io- u Works, capable of mak-ing lii tons of sugar each JI hours.

Tlio Lands aie all fenced, and Ditchesand Flumes aie all iu order for irrigat- -ing.

There are Houses for Manager, anilOverseei.-- , anil Laborers; Hail Tracksfor transposition, and Implements. Allwill be leased for a term of yunv- -

Theie are a.'if) Acres of Plant raue and210 Acies of Fh-s- l Hatlooiis lo cut olfin December ami January next. AloOxen ami Mule-- , all of which can bepuiehiised.

Possession to be given .lulv I.Ib'Jl'.

TliU affords a line opportunity for acompany lo be organied.

r For terms which will be com-mensurate to tho times, apply to

W. V. AliLISN,President P. P. Co., over Hi-h- it

Co.'s Bank. 21-- lt

ALOHAGALLERYFort Stroet. ovor F. Gcrtz's Shoe S ore.

View, Landscape & Portrait!Views of the Island

Constantly on Handsreu as

Natives Making Poi, Grass Houses. Ha-

waiian Stylo Billing, Hulilmla Daueois,Cocoanut Groves. Palm it Dale Giovo,Stieot Views it Bul'dings, War Vessels,Shipping it Marino Views, Etc., Etc.

SfiT1 Al-- o a Largo Collection of allProminent and Inleiesllng Views of theHawaiian Islands either Mounted orUnmounted.BOOKS OF HAWAIIAN VIEWS

Made up to order at the inii-- l Itea- -souable Bates iu Honolulu.

Cailiiut'lM Only t?." IVr Ilozen !

moi tsrv. o. box ids --&t rtf

Now Landing !

EX BARK

J. C. PFLUG-E- ?

A New Supply of the Celebrated

arzer SaueiDninneii

- FOR SALE BY

H. HACKFELD & CO.lea Jw

Desirable Residences

mto jiot :

COTTAOE on Emma stieet. lately oc-

cupied by Mr. Moi 'ai thy. Rent $:!0per month and water rate,

COTTAGE 011 King stieet, Kewalo,lately occupied by Mr. ClaieiicoCiablie. Rent $25 per month andwater rate. Hit Hn

vatk7"MAX who iiudeistaiiiL fannliigA and taking caic ol stock; must ho

sober and ilion uglily posied hi Ids workand I111M) good lefoieiicon; none but acoiiipetent mall need apply. AdilicsS"P. O. Box L," llouululu. HI lin

- g.y.Mtuwwr

CAUGHT OUT !

C'eW'Wi.Mp"'

TRAP,

HAWAIIAN HARDWAREFort

QmwffisxEaaeiMIm$m

Kmwazn&imfiiWfflW&K&J&Wfc& B:

a

lOtt "ort : : .

WE VERY

1

!

In a toyour

Doa'l lit uf

butinto

two Yon willIbid that while lltn. in Is

IT Til

Iu a wa) inn to adv rti-er- s.

- AT

.v.1

'4 f- - I(ill Itl

FOR SALE BY

iojsw

We have a ItAT made in

that beats anything of tho

lilntl you over saw.

seven at n if yon lmti that

anottt your promises.

We sut a trap at niaht mill catch

tbreo or four rats at a pop. If

by or

Mqngcoio set one of those traps and

raise more chickens.

OO ,slreet, oppo. Spreckels' Banx, Honolulu.

'lmv' I Vfj ' TM

The liist reqiiisik' is. omul plate. There .MAY be otherbrands as good as the SdEO PLATS, but. if so,

we have failed to lincl them.

k Full ail Fresn Sniglr Haiil ull For Sale by

HOLLISTER & CO., DRUGGISTS.Ntrtrt't.

iar.!04 Fort sstreew, Honolulu.

Choice Millinery!o

HAVE THE

ats, BonnetsNEW TRIMMINGS

your

V'l'I

THE LATEST CHIFFON TRIMMINGS

Special Reduction in School Hatscar FOR 1 WEEK ONLY -

CHiLDRENS' SCHOOL HATS FOR 25 CTS,

Don't lie Deceived!

eeklng medium wherein aihcr-Us- e

WARES or WANTS

deceived b llie ileehiralloiisunscrupulous piilili-her- s,

examine lite

ACTUAL CIRCULATION

Of tho English dallies.tho 1.1:1

Hot continually boasting,

CM3TS hi K IS

ei) gratifj

CORRUGATED IRON

IOM'OSfc Sl-ioi-f- -J

ftll IJ.O& LU QuitOUlt

H. HAOKPELD & CO,

France,

IT BATCHES

THEM ALIVE!

time,

many

chickens lire annoyed Gophers

you'll

!?

01

'''tIHT5v'

M V Iv hi

&Hm flhi UH&.

: : : Honolulu. ?! I.

'mii

LATEM' STYLES IN

& Toques !

NEW RIBBONS !

x on cis.HAVE ibis dav given to lleurvI D.nis. .. (!.' Wilder and E L

.spalding the exclusive right and privi-lege to tiie game picscivcs of the landsincluded iu the l.i'llehua Kaiich. Di-

li ids of Ewa and Wal.tuao, Island ofOalni.

(Signed) .1 V..MKS I. DOWSE'I'THonolulu, .Inly s, lb!).'.

1 EPEKRlXii to the above the undei-- 1

j -- Igned civi' notice llmt havingiho exclusive light to the ahove-meulioii- ed

game pie-erv- for tho spe-cial purio-- e of bleeding game blids,impoileil ami otliui wise, all pel sou-ai- e

heieby uotill il and forbidden lioniiroiiig on said laud- - to shoot or huntgaunt of auj kind whatsoever. Anyperson disieginliug till- - notice will lieiuouiptly prosecuted.

(signed) HENRY I) Wis.S. IS. WILDER.

' E. I. SPALDING,llouohilu. July h, ls'-J- . 407 M

C. L. BRITO,Comer of Smith and King Streets,

Honolulu.

Keeps a Complete Line of

GROCERIESAnd Reci ives New Consignments by

Ew-r- Steamer. Also

Fresh Waialua and Kona Butter

At 40 Cenls a Pound.mo-- 1 in

FOR SALE I

I'luo Residence Sites,situated on I llkol street, for sale.

'The Lots have a ti outage of lit feet onI Plikol slieol ami mo '.'0U toot deep, aiuj nicely laid out lu Unit and shade trees

and are all covered with grass; wateij laid 011 throughout. Thu situation ofj these Lots and iho limited imiiibei make

1 .1... 1...... ..!!... ......il,.,.....II liciivssiii lil.il Humming i'iiii iie-v- . -

' should make caily application to Ihoundersigned, from whom all particularscan uu unil. .1 ,o. 1 . .uuiiu.unjus 11

lMuturu Fntnius math) 10onlur I'roin lulu.st styleH ut'111 on 1! i no-- ; Kniioi'iil Ion uttl pictiuruti a Hpuulalty at

Ivtng liros., Hotot'stvoot.

liaffi-iv- - TrTTMTiWiliiBMi MiiS frttn iinrim ami Hi i nMtrwtmBat wtianwr wMKcaininR3Ui.;r'"" .; aiiwi jww'tniii.i. i'WA.Twwr njic,

f --

'

ANHEUSEMUSCH

j4l 63rJJL MO.

aw

BREWERS OF FiSNSE BEER EXCLUSIVELY !

Pure

LOUIS,

., . MANUFACTURED FROM

It and Highest Grade Hons !

Cdy No Corn or Corn preparations used in p'ace of INInlt, as 13 doneby other Eastern Breweries, in onler to iluapen the enst of their Beer,aiul to i oor i i 1 in1-'- ! famed article.

IN THE

oreno

$136,198,518.38

$ 26,292,980.56

With the Completion of the Mew Brewhouse,the Brewing Capacity is the Largest

of any Brewery in the World.Brewing Capacity G kettles c ery 21 hours, 0,000 Barrels, r 1,800,000

Barrels per year.Consumption or Material: Malt, 12,000 bushels per day 3,600,000

bushels per year. Hops: 7,o00 lbs. per day 2,250,000 lbs. per year.No Corn or Corn .Preparations are used in the manufacture

of the Anheuseu-Busc- ii Beer. It is, therefore, the highest priced but thejiost wholesome and really the least expensive for its superior quality.

Annual Siwpinf Capacity: 100,000,000 Bottles and 5,000,000 Kegs.

The Anheiiber-Buse- h Co. have carried off the highebt.honors and the

highest class gold modals wherever they have competed. At'all of the

International Exhibitions, throughout the world, their Beer excelled all

others.

This Company have prepared a special brand of their highest grade

Beer, for the Hawaiian Islands, known as "SPECIAL 1S11EW," with

a handsome label and in white bottles, which with their best " EXL'OliTAtlilEUSEK" in dark bottles, heiotofore inported, we will now

supply to the trade in quantities to suit.

Jr. W. MACFARLANE & CO.,415 Ajit'nls for lilt? SiiMvnimn Islands. tf

tlif iTTTn 1"" " "-

INSURE

'A -

:

quifabie Lite AssSociety of the United States.

Ail Eminently Conservative and Safe Company,

F1NANOJAJ, fcJTJtENGTII.

The consideration of first importance in judging of the condition ofany financial institution (and notably of a lite assurance company, the ma-

jority of wlioau contracts extend over long peiiods of years) is its surplusstreiujth. The Equitable has, over and above all liabilities, a larger btir-plu- s

than any other assurance company.

Assets, Dec. 31, 1891,LIABILITIES, including the Rcsarvo on all existing Policies, (4

per cent. Standard) and Special Reserve (toward tlio es-

tablishment ol a 3) par cent, valuation) ol $1,500,000 109,905,537.82

Surplus,

This Suinlus i cumins ufter making provision for every obligation, on arigid calculation ol Liabilities based on the standard presoiiheil by the In-

surance Law of tin-- Slate of New York, which assumes that Assets will beinvested bo at to leulize interest at the jate of ! pur cent, per annum. Inaddition to this, in a spirit of eonseivatism, the Directors of the Society,mi the recommendation of its Finance Committee, have set aside a Sp2cialAdditional Reserve, looking towards even a more stringent and conservativenature standaul of valuation than the law now ptesenbes.

ALE'X. J. CARTWRiCHT,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

C. J. MCCARTHY,- -

Nl.W OUSlMJNb' Bl.OUK, MhKCJUN'i' SfJlKhl".

REAL ESTATE BROKER.FJRE INSURANCE PLACED. COLLECTIONS ATTENDED TO.

Rents Collected and Houses Rented.0

VST Any busiuebS entrusted to mo will leceivo pionipt attention, jkJnov-14-9- 1

SaaKKss's1'

PEQF.BWil.JiE&E'S

GENUINE

OdlllltllJUIIllUWliUllllg

CERTIFICATE TRANSLATION.

I herewith appoint Mn. M. GOLD-BERG, Agent for the sale of myGenuine Sanitary Underclothing in

the Hawaiian Islands. Beware ofimitation. rt5'Bnci

PROF. DR. G. JAKGER.Stuttgart, the 19th of September, l)0.

A FULL ASSORTMENT JUST ARR1YED.

jr tf

tfc 11

KAIN THE MolNERNY BUILDING,

h'oi'l . lr'ot.

Is open now and offers an un-

excelled Stock of Kancy Goods.We make a specialty of

Stamping Patterns and are now-read-

to take orders in that line.A brand new stock of Silk Em-

broideries, Art Linens, Tassels,Fringes, Draperies and otherartistic goods are offered to theladies of Honolulu.

"KA MAILE,11

IN THE WIclNERNY BUILDING,

Kori -- tr'it.rMO10EfiJL4

1 ill B? tA.:SI XJA-JtiU- t Y.

F. iiOKN,Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook &

BaKer.

71 Hotel St. -- Mo? Telephone 7--

TI1JD

Metropolitan

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager.Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AN1

NAVY CONTKACTOKS.91

BEAVER L SALOON

The Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 HourThe Finest Brands of

Cigars, Jjfe. Toiiacct

A.lwa.yn on Ilund.fl. J. NOI.TH. Prtiprletur.

91

EUSTACE & C0ni:AI.i:itb in

WOOD & COAL.ALSO

White & Black SandWhich we will at the very lowest

muikiit rates lot uasii.Bell Tele. 414, "t&flotoY- - Mutual Tele. 19.

my L'U-'-

FOR SALE!lit Gas Ma-

chine in complete woiklug orderand guitiaiiteed. Will be sold uponfavorable lei nie to the pin chnsur. Alsoa few llandsonit' Fixtures. Apply to

JUUNPJlJIiLIPb,1190 If KIuk street.

DIohhi'H. Kin; Bros, art;showing a line lino ol Bam-boo and othor stylo ParlorEsisols, Wall .Brackets andWindow Cornices at pricesto meet the times.

Tfl I'WvtjgJR,"-""-'- - 'MiJi $ffi' , fr

4L:L-Sd- .

ifSSSiSSSSiS?(.Continued li'Nn ifl Page.)

King's affairs u letter was written toMr. Tlimston, Minister, asking ifthe Government had any claim onthe Electric Light plant. 1 have hisanswer slating that it did belong tothe King. About the private pro-

perty at the Palace I have been re-

peatedly to the Ministers and got insatisfaction. This so far is a deadloss of SIO.OOO to S12.000 to QueenKapiolani. G. T.

Noble Cornweli lu submittingthis statement I would say, when itwas (list proposed to provide for npermanent settlement on the Dowa-ger Queen, it was repulsed withvirtuous indignation by certain mem-

bers of this House, who denouncedthis measure of relief for Her Ma-

jesty as a raid on the Treasury.Now, we llnd by the statement ofher agent that the Queen's affairs arein such an unsatisfactory state as tomake her need assistance. Fromthis statement it appeals that herprivate income from the Punchbowllands has been reduced to less than$2000 and that this sum may be fur-

ther reduced by the departure of allof the Portuguese tenants. Her finan-

cial position stands thus: Debtagainst her husband's estate, againstwhich all of her lands are mortgaged,510,000; her income is Sl'.IOO; theinterest at 9 percent on the 810,000with taxes are SI000, leaving a lo---

s

of $1500 over and above her income.I saw her agent this morning, and liesays that the highest valuation thaicould be placed on the mortgagedpropel ty would not be more thanSJ0,000. I would now ak that theamount of S8000 lie inserted in theAppropriation Hill as recommendedby the committee.

Noble Marsden was in favor of"iving something to the DowagerQueen, but the members should re-

member that the country was pooritself; he would amend to SG000.

Pep. Smith favored the amend-ment, lie considered that Dr.Trousseau had omitted some of theitems of income from his statement.He thought it was proper to givethe Queen Dowager something. Itmay be that Dr. Troiw-ca- u had meantto lefer simply to the propertywhich was her own without riferenceto His late Majesty's estate; butthat was now hers. He consideredthe statement a misleading one allthe same.

On motion the item at S8000 waspul, resulting in a tie vote. Thechairman, Rep. Kamaiioha, cast hisvote in favor of the amount, and theitem was inserted at that liguie.

Items, under the head of Attor-ney General's Department, werenow passed as follows:

"SalaivJJIerk Sheriff of Hawaii,St.SOO, passed at S 1200.

Salary Cleik Sheriff of Maui,$1800, passed at $1200.

Salaiy Clerk Sheriff of Kauai,SC00, passed.

Pay of Police, Hawaii, $00,000.This item the Committee on Ways

and Means had recommended to passat the sum of .ri 1,720.

Rep. Waipuilaui favored deferringconsideration of Ibis and the itemsfollowing, relative lo Pay of Police,until a bill regulating the police waspresented.

Rep. Nawahi was of like opinionand also favored the amounts be-

ing individually itemized. As it wasnow, anew man, if lie was a whiteman, would be favored with a largersalary than a native, who may havehad long and excellent service to hiscredit.

Rep. Koahou said that the salariesshould be apportioned. Men weregetting high salaries on the policeforce without any right. He knew aman named J. II. Maby, he hadbeen retired from the Volcano Houseand ho was on the police force nowat Hilo. This man Maby, althoughno more than a high private in theranks, was receiving $100 per monthas salary, while a native of moreability and higher in position wasonly getting $00. Again, lie noticedthat a Portuguese who was not evena private in the ranks, bill was keep-ing a hotel at Hilo, was being paid$10 per month from the police ap-propriation. If the Assembly hadthe apportionment of salaries lie didnot think such tilings would be.

Rep. Waipuilaui said that therewas unjust discrimination shown be-

tween whites and natives in the mut-

ter of salaries. There were twodeputy marshals at $200 each.Neither could earn that sum outsideof a Government position, and thenthere was a captain of police at $ 150,a man that could haidly write hisown name. Good natives, however,did not receive biieii salaries; thosespoken of were white men. He hadformerly opposed tiiis apportionmentof the various salaries but he wasnow in favor of it. He had noticeda man named ,1. C. Long who wassupposed to bo getting Sl.ri0 as adetective; he had noticed him latelydoing considerable hack-ridin- g. Hewas a favorite undoubtedly andcould work or play as lie pleased.

Noble Baldwin said that the Com-

mittee on Ways and Means some-times mentioned as the "mean wayscommittee," were in favor of sepa-rating the items of the amount asapplied to the salaries of the princi-pal ollicors. Ho was in favor of ap-portioning the pay.

Minister Pinker was 'also in favorof dividing up the amounts and alsoin deferring further consideration ofthe item for the present.

Rep. Kaunaiiiauo believed in ap-portionment. Ho knew of policewho had acted as dry nurses in (liefamily of a Deputy Sheriffs, they tookcare of the children and drew payfor their services from the Policefund. Consider that the Committeeon Ways and Means had done goodwork but the Assembly could betterapportion pay tluu they.

Rep, Htiah said llmt the hieinbrtsshould sillily how lo propei'y appor-tion the amount. Ai it win now thedisoi'Ltionary power win used unfair-ly. The police of Honolulu weienot paid for woik or for service.The work done was but little. Hehad been informed that there was u"die fa" bank on Maunal.ca streetwhere the propiielors had to payover S.")0 eveiy morning before com-mencing play. There were fourbanks and then fore 1 he police col-

lected S200 per d.iy for perquisites.The Police Department was rottenfrom the head down. If the Queenappointed an ofllcer and lie hud pios-litute- d

his ollleial power for the sakeof gain then it was lime that ollleialwas icinoved and the members ol theCabinet should see to it. Men weregetting fancy salaries all the wayfrom SloO to S100 per mouth. Therewas J. Stelling from M.mi; lie wasa detective or something of the sortat $150 per month. Where did heget the money from? The speakerunderstood that there would be an-other revolution in the near futureand he hoped it would be strongenough to shake all these people outof their places.

At 1 : 10 on motion of Noble Mars-den the Committee rose and resolvedinto Chairman Kninauo-h- a

reported the progress made andthe report was approved.

At 1:15 the Assembly adjourned.

Mr, ,1. P. Maize, mi extensive realestate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa,narrow ly escaped oik- - ol the severestattacks of pneumonia while in thenorthern pint of that slate during arecent blizzard, says the SaturdayJiL'vit'w. Mr. Rlaize had occasion toduve seveial miles during the stormand was so thoroughly chilled thathe was unable to get warm, and in-

side of an lioui alter his return liewas threatened with a severe case ofpneumonia or lung lever. Mr. Maizesent to the ueaie-- l ding store andgot a botlle of Chamberlain's CoughRemedy, of which he had ollenheaid, and look ,i number of hugedoses. He says the effect was won-derful and that in a short time hewas breathing quite easily. lie kepton taking the medicine and the nextday was able lo come to Des Moines.Mr. Maize regards his cine as simplywonderful. Filly cent oilles forsale by all dealers. Henson, Smith& Co., Agents.

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Jobbing promptly attended to.

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Pantry and Kitchen; hen-nut'.--, Rnom,

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'V3r.l3J A. 11. Nnoiie, a New anilDesirable Hoiihe contiiinlntr Kitchen,lialhiooiu, etc , etc. Alt-o- , Oiithon.-e.-son the piuinUcs, will be rented orleaed. Posheslon given l.--l of July,Apply on the piemlses.

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VAh. AR.VKII,.Honolulu. July !), lSDL', 17 ;i'J ho best tiling to send to

your friends abroad is KingBros.' illustrated Souvenirof Hawaii, which is gottenup lor the purpose and innot an advertisement.

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I. X. L., corner Nuiianu and Kinj; stieet-Bt2r Found the place to buy New and Second-lian- d Furniture of all kinds at

lowest prices, the I. X. L., coiner Nuiiami and King streets.lay Itcdioom Si'ls, Wardiobefc, Ice ltoxe, Stoves Chairs, Hanging Lamps,

KugS Buieaus, Clieffonicrs, etc., sold cheap for easli at the 1. X. L., corner Xuu-an- uand King tieets.lUfMeamer and Veranda Chairs, Solas, Bed Lounges Baby Cribs Clothes

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tar o.n ic;i: teaBy each steamer the O. S. S. Co. from California fiesli Calaforuia RollButter, Frozen Oystei and Fresli California Fiuits, Fisli, Qiinio, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete line of Oroide & BlackweH'b it ,1, T. Murlou'b CaniC(lit Bottled Uiiudb always cm band. Also, just received a fiosli lino of UerniauPales and Potted .Meats ami Hot lied Preeerved Fruits, Lewis it Co.'s MalteseBrand Sugar Cuicd llanib and Bacon, New Bieakfiibt Cereals, Cream OatFlakes ami Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lciiioiib and California HivoinidoOranges, Oregon Buibauk Potatoes, Elc, Etc.. E'e. Satisfiic'i'jn guaranteeU.

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