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THE DAILY QULLETIN

Weekly Summary.

An inlciutlng mid comprehensivepublication, contains '&i columns ofrending matter on local topics, and n

complete resume of Honolulu and IslandNews. It is the best paper oubllahedit. t'he Kingdom to seud to fileudbabroad.

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island : : : $4 00 yearForuign : : : 5 Of) "

Commission Merchants.

T. WATBBHOnSB,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, Queen it., Honolulu. 1

Si CO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Paintu,Olid, Nails, Sal', and Building Materlalbof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

8. N. Castle.--J. B. Athorton-- O. P. CastleSt OOOKE,CA3TLB ShippiiiK and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 60 King st.'Honolulu. 1

Xowera, F. J. Lowroy O. SI. Cooketo OOOKB,

successors to Lowers & Dickson,)Importers and Doalors in Lumber and allBinds ol Building Materials, .b'ort street,Honolulu 1

HONOLULU IBON WORKS,n Steam onuines. succar mills, boil

ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exoutitod at short notice. 1

xixiLCics-jaii- O & Co.,a.General Commission Agents.

Honolulu

Q. W. MACFAELANE & Co.

IMPORTERS AND COMMIBBION

MEH0HANT8,

Queen street, Honolulu. H. I1648

GONSAIiVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wino Morchanta

Beavor Block, Honolulu.

C. BRBWBB(Limited)

t COMPANY,

GbHSKAIj MUIIOAHTILB AMD

ColMISalON AOENTS- -

LIST OF offirebb:P. O. Jomeb, Jr. . . .Prosldont.& Managerf. O. Oautkh. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary

DIBBOTOBB:

Hon. O. R. Bianoi-- . B. C. Aujsn,H. Wateuhoubb.

838 ly

Gustav A.. SchumanCarriage Trimmer.

No. 70 & 81 : : King Streot.

At W. Wright & Bon's.

Having recolved a full assortment ofCarriage Trimming Materials from theEast, I am propared to czecuto all orderswith neatness aud despatch at Yery rea.Bonable ates.

G. A. BOHUMAN.npr 7.90-l-y

Pioneer Shirt Factory104 Fort SI, Upstairs.

The undersigned bops-t- o Inform the(v public of these Islands that he is making

SIilrtH ly Monaurcment IDirections for self.measurement will

ba given on application.

White Shirts, Overshlrts & Night Gowns

A fit guarantee by making a BampleBhlrt to overy order,

Island order solicited Bell Telephone 410

. .Ml A. M. MELLIS.

Professionals.

JIl MON3AIUIAT,at Law & Notary 1'ublic

14U Merchant Street. Honolulu. tf

J ALFRED MAGOON,Attorney at Law fc Notarv Jttldlc

178 42 Merchant streot. Honolulu, ly

David DaytonWill practice in the lower courts of theKingdom as attorney, attend t" collecting In all its branches, rcutliitf of bonnesand any other business entrumed to him

Ofllco 91 King Street Upstair.Feb

&&

W ;: .W

PIOJVJ2JE1

STEAM CAM FACTORYAND UA.IC3311Y.

P. HORN, Practical Conioctloucr,Pastry Cook and Baker.

71 Hotel St. -- JJ2T Telephone 74.

California : Landsiron sale r

ar Apply to

A. 3IOKOFF,4S8 tf 42 Morchant st., Honolulu.

TAI WO CHAN,

Manufacturer of Ladies'and Gentlemen's

French Kid, Calf & KangarooBKIX StIKOS MADE TO OllDEIt.

Peased or He wort; aIno, MndrtlPM.38 Nuuanu tit., :::!. O. Box 203.

apl 7.1)0.1 y

WEMER & CO.Jlnuuracturliiu Jewellers.

NO. 03 FORT HTltjaililT.Constantly on kand largo assortmen

of every description of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukui Jewolry a Specially.

King Street, Sfuuolnla, II. I.Next door to tho Hawaiian Tram,

way Company's Office.

t3T Particular attention paid to allkindR of repairs. jau. 19-6- 9

Hustace & Robertson,

r rtay m: in n .A LL ordora for Cartago promptly at.rx tonded to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the othor Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prices,

Offtco, next door to Jas. K Morgan'sauction room.982 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.

J. Hopp &Bob,

74 King St. iJU 74 King st

Importera of

Rattan & Reed Furniture.

Pianos & FurnitureMoved with Care.

Hatting and Carpets Laid.

CORNICE POLES.

Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Bpocinllty,

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr.10-8-8

Mammoth

POPULAR104 Fort

s

To Commence

THE KKTUIE STOCK WrLL BE

All Goods

Sold

Bona Fide

THESE

FOR WEEKS

Pacific Co, L'd,

B, 1'. TJUlhgh&m, Freoldenti J. O. Spencer,M&nttftcri F. L. Winter, Trcaburer.

TUB VEItY LATEST IN

Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps,

Ubrary Lumps,Hall Lamps & Chandeliers,

Just Received from tho Factory.

k New Line of

A Full Lino of the Favorite

Eddy's and Ico Chosts,

Diffton'a Saws & Files) New Lines of Lodu,

Shelf-Hardwar- e, Etc.,Planet, Jr., Cultivators.

Frames & Mouldings.

Pacific Hardware Co L'd,SSCtf Fort & Mcrchaut stfl.

T1A.WA1XA.1S

COMMERCIAL SALESROOMS !

Cor. (fcueon & Nuuann Htn.

C5T Goods of all descriptions sold oncommission.

Mutual Tclcphono QUI. fob 0

A. H. RASEMANBT,Book-binde- r, Papor-rulo- r. & Blank

book Manufacturer.

No. Morchant street. Up etnirs.oct.14W.lv

G. MULLER & CO.,PRACTICAL GUN & LOCKSMITHS

Bethel Street, "Damon's Block,"Corner atorc. '

Surgical & Musical Instruments neatlyrepaired at reasonable rates. SewingMachines and repairing of all kindB aspecialty. All kinds of Safes & Scalesropaircu. Household Sewing Machinesfor sale. dc&14-8-

Island Views.

A LARGE assortment of Photographsand Stereoscoplo VIowh of tho

most attractive scenery, buildings, etc.,in those islands, for Bale at reasonableprices.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOENCY.Cornor Fort and Morchant utrcets.

'jwn ff

O 1AJSO MAWAJLANO.

ALL porsons who want to coramuniwith the Poitutueao. either

for business, or for nroourinar workmenfervants or any other helps, will find itthe most prolltablo way to advertise inthe Two Ilawailano, tho new organ oftho Portuguese colony, which is pub-lished on Hotel street, and only chargesKaaonablo rates for advertiacmenU.

Street,

learanat Tin-- :

6,

AND LESS

Cash

Hardware

Refrigerators,

1890,

will be Marked in Plain

Only ! Sold

Sale ! Positive

ONLY ! FOR

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WE

OFFER AT BED ROCK TRICES

o

Hay, Oate, Bran,Oil Cuko Meal, Linseed Meal,

Barley, Rolled Barley,Ground Barloy,

Wheat and Corn Flour.FJLOUJi fiy-Alt- m Golden Gato & FLOUR

No. 1 75.

H. E. MolIMPORTBR8

Honolulu.

for

OFFEEED

AT

for

TWO

Refrigerator's

Pictures

REDUCTIONS GUARANTEE

AND DBALERfl IN

Sale!

MILLINERY HOUSE,

SATURDAY, September

Only

THAI

Jallfornia

Middling

Salinas-e-a

rlphone8.

Figures

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

o

New Qoods rccoivod by eyery Packot from tho Eastern States and Europe,"resh California Produce by every Steamer. All ordors faithfully itttcududto.

and Goods delivered to any part of 'tho city free of charge. IrIhiuI orders soli,cited. Satisfaction cuarantced. Post Offlco Box 145. Telephone No. !)2 fnov.4r,

Ghas. Hustace, lilm Slree

TWO WEEKS ONLY !

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Cor. Editihnror'h & dtiofin Stn.

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HAS JUST RECEIVED por " AUSTBALIA,"

Kits Alaska Sea Trout, KitH Mackerel, Kiln Salmon Bellies, Kiln Toiirucband Sounds, Caeca Vienna Saunagn, Hum Baupago, Salmon in 1 and 2 lb,tins, Hams, Bacon, Codfish, Tiuh Soimed Mackerel, Boiled Mackerel in To-mato Huuce, Top O'Cau Brand Butter, Boned Chickon and Turkoy, Twin

Brothers' Yeast Cakon,

Aunt Abbey's Rolled Oats!Coraliiio Flakes, Gormoa. BreakfaHt Gem, Whito Oats, Hiirhlaiid Rolled OatR,Dried Apricota, Dried Poached, Prunes, Tablo Fruits, Dates, FigH, Ridgo't)l'ood, Oulatino, btmlmes, Wheat, Oats, Bran, PotatoeB, Oiuouh, and u

General ABsortmont of Groceries ut Popular priceH,

DflTLeavo your orderfl, or ring up No. 119.

telephone 840. njiaiotir P. O. Box Mi

LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, H. I.,

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,

t&--- ONBy each steamer of the O. 8. S. Co. from California

Fresh Cala. Roll Bntter, Frozen Oysters ft Fresh Gala, Fruits,ITIhIi, Gamo, Ve(jotttlloH, ICtc, ICrf.e.

A complete line of Crosse & Blackwell's & J, T. Morton's Canned & Bottlsd Goods

Always on hand. Also, just received a fresh line ofGerman Paten A I'ottcd Heats & Bottled l'iervet Frultii,i.ewis & Co.'s Maltese Brand Sugar Cured Haras & Bacon,

New Breakfast Cereals, Oream Oat Flakes & Cream Wheat Flakes,Sicily Lemons & Oala. Rlvcrsids Oranxea,

Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc., IStc, Ktc.

ap-1- 6 Satisfaction.

.wp

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tf-'i- i

Cash

COST COST

Bargains

Griia-riMiteei- .

f n& &$&, uAJLiU

Tho Bosl Lunch in Town,

Tea and CofTco at M HouroisThe Kltinst Brand of on

J 'i aSb& lAln-iij'- oi Jlnml. Jly

JLTI 13rS&r3 Mrtropolltante&yISkeJ&ta .'

ieatuompany81 RING STUKKT,

G.' J. WALLER, - - ManagerVhoIssala & Itotall Butchers

AltD

NAVY CONTRA OTOKS.1717 ly

I! 1

PLANING MILL, 53

Alnkcn, uoar tnoeii STelephone So. nr,.

WALKER & KEDWAED,

CitntritotorN As Julltlor.Brick, Btnnc and "Wooden BuildincR; cs- -

tiractcs given, .fobbing pnmptly at- -

.!' 'eo to. 70 King street. Bell Tolc- -h No. 3. P. O. Box, 4'J3. ap-5-l-

iK'jRGE LUCAS, J.A.fKl-YC- l. I J.v.--; ..mtraetor -- KSiiHl'

and Builder,;EtSSonolulu 8leam Planing Mills, tspla

undo, Honolulu.Manufactures all klurta of Mouldings,

IJrackotB, Window Frames, Blinds,Sashes, and all kinds of Wood-work llnlsli. Turning, Scroll aud BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and l'lin-ing- ,

Morticing and Tenanting.Orders promptly attxnded to and work

guaranteed. Orders from tho othersolicited.

WRIGHT BROS.,THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Stroot, next Lucas' Mill,

fmWras?

Carriage Builders,Ship's Dlackimlthlng, Drayi, Carls &

Wagon Oullding as specialty.

Every description of work In theubovo lines porformed in a (Irut-clas- b

maimer and executed at short notice.ALL WORK GUARANTEED.. Ordors from tho othor ielunde

ourjicd. Will bo pleased to see allii ,d cuotomers as well as new onen.

Mutual I'olephono No. ffifi.apr-10- 0

W. W. Wright & Son j70 &3I Boll Tole.

King St.. ,No. 381.

(The Rose Premises.)

All ordors for wheel vehicles of everydescription filled with promptness.

First-clas- s mechanics employed.

Fine Carriage Work a Specialty

TltAJI CAKH, O.II.VIIMIMKKM.

Plantation Wagons, Hule Sl Ox Carts,

Made to order, altered or repaired.

Carriago Painting, Trimming,KTC, BIO., KTC, KTC.

Our HORSESHOEING DepartmentIs uuder tho managoment of R, Cay-for-

who will collect and receipts allbills due that branch of our business.

(Signed):nct.15.8m W. "W. WRIGHT & SON.

VOLCANO STABLESWnlauuenuo Street.

Carriages at t Minute's Notice,

Abo, Saddle Hones,

Carriagos, Bnggios, Brakes or Carts,

BAY or .MU11T.

WILSON BROTHERS,Proprietors, Hllo, Hawaii.

46? Orders received by Telephone -- 5mh

A. G-- . SILVA,65 it 67 Hotel SJtrect,

lMl'OUTEIt orFarniture, Matting & Carpet Laid

1 Fine Upholstering ntul Beddhuc a sjhi- - I

olalty. Juno lti-O- m

Prussian NationalInsurance ComDY

USTAm.JSIIF.U IMC.

Capital 0,000,000 ftcichsmarks

"PIIK underriuncil, iiRcnt of the aboveA. Company for tho Hawaiian Islands,pttparod to s.ecupt risks, against tire,

Buildings, Furniture, Mt;ifhnndle,('reduce, iSuKar Mills, Etc., ou thu mostfavorable teriiM.

Lostei Promptly AdJinled anil Payablain Honolulu.

87-t- y C. IROXVX'K.

Union, Fire & Marino

Insurance Co., L'd,Ot .'mv Zpnlnmt.

Capital - - $10,000,000

Fire risks taken on Dwellings, Stores,Storehouses and Contents. Adno, SugarhihI ltico Mills, Machinery, Etc., Etc.

Mui'lne IiiHiii'nueoOn Hulls, Cargoes and Freights. Losspaid here.

J. S. WALKER,Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

jan.CUO

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Firo & Marine

Insurance Agents !

AOV.NTS POU:

Hew England Mutual Lire Ids. Co.,

OF 1IOBTON.

tiia Firo Ins. Co. ot Hartford.

UMONInsurance Company,

Fire A aiurliic.OV BAN KUANCISCO, CAUKOltNIA.

Jaua-U-

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, : : $105,053,600.96

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every ago, on ovcry premiumtablo, awl in overy year, the AC-

TUAL RESULTS ofTontino Policies01" tho New York Lifo Insurance Co.have been LARGER than thoso, OFANY OTHER COMPANY issuingsimilar policies.

For particulars apply to

V. O. HEllUKir,Geu'l Agent Hawaiian Islands.

'283 tf

LIFE, "MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

AssoU, $0,288,000Anglo-Novad- a Asroranco Corporation

(Fire and Marine)Capital, paid up, $2,000,000

Thames & Moreoy Marino Ins. Co i

(Limited)AssoU, $0,124,0S7

Now York Life Insurance Co.

Assets, $105,053,000 06

C.O.BERGEliHONOLULU.

Gcucral Agent, Haw'u islands.

1053 ly

CASTLE & COOKE,uiroitTr.itH,

Hardwnro, ShippingAND

Commission Merchants.DKAI.KUS IK

Gerjcral Merchandise !

Plantation Agents,Life, Firo & Marino

Iniurunco Agenti",

Jan31 lhft'OLULU, n.L 1800

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Salo ot Lease of Government Land on

Esplanade, Honolulu,

On WEDNESDAY, October I,1S90, at 12 o'clock noon, at the frontentrance of Alitolan! Hale, will bo,old at public auction, Iho lease of acertain piece of laud on the Esplan-

ade, fronting on Uichaid sticet oppo-

site jho Enterprise Mill, in Honolulu,Q.ihu, containing nn area of S3G7

square feet.Terms Lease for 10 year?.Upset price $50 per annum, pay-

able semi-annuall- y in advance.C. N. SPEXOEK,

Minister of the Inlciior.Interior Onice, Aug. 28, 1800.

U0 lit

IJy virtue of the authority in movested by the Constitution and theRtatutcs of this Kingdom and deem-ing it essential to the promotion ofjustice, 1 do hereby order that theRegular Term of the Third JudicialCircuit to be held at Waiohinu, Kau,Hawaii, on tho first Thursday ofSeptember, 1S00, and by me post-

poned until Monday, the loth Sep-

tember, be and the same is herebyfurther postponed until MONDAY,the 17th day of November, 1.S90, at I)

o'clock A. JI.

r Witness my hand andi ") the seal of the Supreme

L. S. Court at Honolulu, thisC ) 1st dav' of September,

1890.A. E. JIJD1),

Chief Justice Supreme Com I.Attest :

Henhy Smith, Clerk.G17 221

Irrigation Notice.

Honoli-m'- , II. I., Aug. 0, 1890.

Holdeis of Water Privileges orthose paying Water Rates, are herebynotified that the hours for usingwater for irrigating purposes a re from0 to 8 o'clock a. m., and 4 to G o'clockr. m.

Chas. B. WILSON,Supt. Ifono. Water Works,

Approved :

C. N. Spencer,Minister of tho Interior.

027 tf.

THE

ailu, guTI.tfJnPledged to neither Sect nor Party,But tttallished for the benefit of till.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1890.

"THE CREATEST COOD TO THEGREATEST NUMBER."

Editor Bulletin:I read with much pleasure the

letter from "The patients atKalihi,"published in your paper of yester-day's date, and am left to wonderwuj' so skilful a physician as Dr.Lutz should be kept at Kalihi totreat twenty favored persons whilea thousand poor creatures arc clam-oring for his treatment on Molokai.Is it fair or just that the large ex-pense incident to Dr. Lutz's treat-ment should be limited to twentypersoni, while a thousand equallydeserving persons arc refused thebenefits of his treatment.

As the lion. Mr. Kalua is evident-ly the champion of the cause of thelepers it is to be hoped that he willuse every effort to have Dr. Lutzestablished at Kalawao rather thanat Kalihi. Faii: Play.

HUNGER AND THIRST.

Editor Bulletin:A leader in the Advertiser of

Sept. 3rd, says, "Rep. Marques in-

troduced yesterday a resolutioninto the House calling on the Minis-try to satisfy tho hunger of theirparty, and a number of people withappetites of anacondas and thestomachs of ostriches, who weregetting tired of waiting," etc.

A paper owned and controlled bythe party so lately in power, amiwho for three years was allowedevery license, till when tho day ofreckoning came it was found by theFinance nnd other committees to boutterly unprincipled, rotten, with-out moral sense, and even commonhonesty j such a paper has no placoamong respectable citizens, and is

"as dishonest as its boodle backerscould desire.

The belief of the people is as fo-llows: It will do anything, no matterhow unscrupulous, tortuous, ordegrading, to keep Us party andminions in power; truth with it isfalsehood, and falsehood it wouldmake truth; such is tho generalbelief for at least one year.

Tuoso "whose God is tifeir belly"aro like it, and its friends ; theirstarvation can never bo allayed

' rapacious always, whether grabbingkuleanns, breaking down ancient

lMKlbflitiiti--lhdltetf- ly battling sortow lo tlid vldo'.V unit the fatluT-loa- ai

ntnl ht last Ivhcn Iho greatclimnoloric lins been readied covert-l-

bargaining uwny tho indepen-dence of tbc count ryto a foreignpower, and nil this tlono in theiinino of the Master who while onearth had nol a place whereon tolay 1 lis head.

National Kr.roiiM.

NEW CONSTITUTION.

Em rou Bulletin:1 feel much amused over effusion

from the "Ike cntln" Morchnntand that from a "Tnie 'Hawaiian"(very) published in the P. C. Ad-

vertiser. Now 0000 of our fellowcitizens have petitioned His Majesty(thiough their delegates), and theLegislature to pass an Act to call n

constitutional convention. Mustthe "idle thouphU" of two (or perhaps only one) of tho V. I . A.'?correspondents block tho wishes of."5000 free-bor- n liberty-lovin- g Ha-

waiian citizens?J can appreciate the "desperation

of helplessness" with which "Mer-chant" wound up his threat n bycalling on the American and EnyliMimen-of-wa- r to protect his "lightsand liberties," which to m means"cheap Asiatic labor." I can feelthe pains of "True Hawaiian;" itis only Iovj of political prestige andpower. AVc, at least, can listen toIns whine and militant his uiai'n'ti.

We all know the entitc nativepopulation are calling for a newcoustition. We all know the labor-ing white men and mechanics areunanimously in favor of Chinese re-

strictions, which can only be secur-ed by amending tho constitution.Then our case is this: the entirenative population, the laboringwhite men and mechanics, and 1 lisMajesty are in favor of a new con-

stitution. The people call for it,His Majesty is ready to grant it,then the only way out of it is topass an enabling act to call a con-

stitutional convention.National llr.roitMUi:.

ClfiLS' INDUSTRIAL HOME.

Mrs. Stratford arrived the 30lh,on the Zealandia to take charge ofthis new institution, accompaniedby Miss Bcnner, who will conductthe dress-makin- g department. ThoHome is located for the present in ahouse rented for the purpose at Ma-kil;- i,

on Beretania street, convenientto the tram cars. The house hasbeen fnrnished by special donationsof furniture, etc. A house-warmin- g

reception is planned for Thurs-day evening-- next.

The Homo is intended for edu-cated Hawaiian girls, of good char-acter. They are expected to paysomething for board, and to botiained and directed into profitablelines of employment. The Hawai-ian Mission Children's Society haveundertaken the maintenance of theHome, and have appropriated $2,f)00towards this year's expenses. Ofthis amount, $500 has already beencontributed by Hon. H. P. Baldwin,and 81,000 by Mr. 1'. C. Jones.

The need has been seriously felt,of such a provision for man' of thepromising graduates of the Girls'Seminaries. We learn that the ideais popular with Hawaiians, and thatthe Queen and tho Princess Liliu-okala- ni

nro much interested in it.The Friend.

itt nriim mmi m n

WANTED

A CLEKIC. Apply atKING bltOS.,

Gill tf Hotel sticet.

LOST

A UIKIIOP A OoAs .Swing B.inkHook. The Under will nleaso

return to McLean 15ros., Kminuu street,ami reri'lvti reward. (!J9 tf

SCHOOL OPENING !

,JISS UEKKY'S SClIOOli, No. .13,ItJL Kinma street, will open for a new

on MONDAY, fcept. 8tu. 018 4t

WANTEDA YOuG Wnmnu to tako care of

JL'X. young clilhl. German womanpreferred Apply at IWhuvtm Olllce.

tin ;ir

Furnished Uooius To Lei.

NJCLLY Fin nlshed Honm.walk from

iron Oillco. Incmiro at thisolllce. cto :n

Pacific Mail Steamship Comp'y,

For San Francisco.

The Fine New h. S.

AV11I call at this pott iiuronto from Ohliiaanil .lapan, anil will sail for tho

above ports on or about

September SKrd.l3TFor freight or pas.-ag- o apply to

H. HACKFELD & Co.,lil.Sfitwis Agents.

Occidental & Oriental S. S, Co,

For Yokohama a Hongkong.

t'bo MaKiiItlcent S. 8.iMSMt, OCEANIC

W. M. SMITH, Commander.

Will sail for tho nhovo pons on or aboutSeptember 11th.

tOf-F- or frolght or iassago apply toH. HACKFELD & Co.,

010 Ot Afteuts.

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IH Mfr.iUi v ticlmiiB foMM UIH i itri

XUtlnnnl KtirnmitiitpiittV.I the llrsl day's session of tho

G. A. If. encampment in Boston,Aug. 1, there was a pleasant cere-

mony In which Honolulu was prom-inent. The following from the Bos-

ton Herald's report gives particu-lars:

"The delegates were somewhattardy in assembling for tho afternoon &C3?ion. The balconies and

alicric3 were filled with 'vets' inblue of the Grand Army as specta-toi- s.

It was half an hour late whencommander-in-chie- f Alger announc-ed the se'sion open, and that he wasready to proceed to business. Avery itdcrcsliiiu, incident came iniusihoie. Hwallie presentationof a gavTl by a comrade from thepost at Honolulu, Sandwich Island3,to Commander-in-Chie- f Alger forthe national encampments. TheHonolulu comrade, in addressingthe comuiander-ln-chto- f, said ho didnot intend to make an address tothe encampment, but lie had comesimply to deliver u message fromhis post and which lie believed tobo the only pot outside of the1T nltcil Slates, vol" belongs to thedepartment of California. Thtamessage the post he represented hadput in lliu shape of a gavel made of11' different Kinds of wood tnilisen-on- s

to the soil of Honolulu. Thisact was very gracefully performed,and was iccognized with intensecordiality. A very felicitous rcs-pun-

was made by Commander-in-Chie- f

Alger in behalf of the nationalencampment. He haul in closing:'1 accept it with grateful thanks.We are very glad to know of theprosperity of the comrndes so faraway from their native land, and J

assure you if you will bear thekindly wishes of this encampmentto them, you will express the senti-ment of every man here.' Greatapplause."

The new commander-in-chie- f wCol. Whccloek G. Venzcy of Ver-

mont.In the Boston Globe nf Aug. 11

is a sketch of Geo. AS'. DeLongPost, illustrated with a tuie portraitof Post Commander Fred. Turrill.

Jona. Austin, A. S. Ilartwell, V.V. Ashford, W. F. Williams, and S.Mclvcague were in the grand par-ade.

Auction Sales by Lewis J. Levsy.

Reeler Cash Sale !

TO-M012R-

) KJVJl..,. 5 lb,

AT 10 O'CI.Oflt a. ai..will sell at Public Auction, at my

Salesrooms, a general as- -sortment ot

MERCHANDISE.ALSO

100 SksCal. Potatoes,50 Bx3 CkI. Apples,

25 Sks Col. Onions,

ku, i:tc, i:to., Kic

liEWIS J. LEVEY,010 lc Auctioneer.

Just Received !

Ex "AilonK' .V "Ippiibenr''

Gs. Mwm Brandy,

Caes Palm Treo Chi,Case White Kottle K'ey flln,

Cs.FincIrisli& Scotch Yliiskey,

Cases Extra Fine Sheiry,CaRP? Diy t Sweej Chnmp.ino,

Cs. Italian Yermoutli,

Chartreuse, Bonc-dtrtlne- ,

Curacoa, Abslntlie, Etc., Etc.

Tanntaser Beer !

I'lilln(li-l;iiili-.- ,

Prize Medal Paris Expooitlon.

& The Host r.eor hi the martinibeatn St. I.iiuls untl MllwauUeo all topieces,

.f.-!0- -

BUFFALO BEER !

CSyitiowed and Untiled In Sacra-mento, liner and uhenpei-tha- Freihlck-bitr,- 'j

and Wlclaud Callfcirnla lteer.

von bai.i: nr

Havaiian Wine Co,,011 FnAKi; Dhowk, Matniftc-r- . lm

Mr. Geo, L. Babcock,

13 Emma Street,

Will rcwimo inslriictloii

Monday, Sept. 8th.

tsrilutual Telephono 321. (110 lw

fit! Mil Mis- hivFH nr titt- -

HONOLULU ARM

At Reniond Grove !

,4V3W?- - " &&& rxkrrnen?W(FISa

aim$&wTffi?mmmiaaggsgjh

Oil SATURDAY, Sept. Bill.

TKAL.a WILT, LEAVE HONOLULUat 1:00, a 100, 0:00, 7 :C0 and li :Slio'clock l'. M.

TP.AINS W1T.L LF.AVE HKMONDGHOV12 nr .1:10. 5:00, Si30 12:00and 12;ir, o'clock 1'. Jt.

SPORTGTo conimnneo after tho aniv'nl nf tlieHist train, coiHLtlns of Bum ball, mu I:

ami Foot ltaces. Apple- on tlioStiln'.and other tn aiiuiao younp; andold.' htiltahli: will lis awardedin tin1 uecesful compel ltoii.

CONCERTnuiliif- - the uftt'iminii and I'ViMihi'i livthe Boyal llnwnlhu Hand.

DANCING AT 7 P. Ivl.

fits til

LOllKIK A. TKUFwSTON,

A.i t:oi'iey-rit-2-jTL- v

HoNoi.ru', II. i.

Oflk-- over ItMiop's rank. CIO tf

riRS. ERNESTINE GRAY,

iKAcnni: ok

PIANO, ORGAN and SIKGMi::iRl. lfoiise, Xutianii Avenm-01-

lm

TO LET

A E'W Cottage of fourjfti . rooms and biithroom.222frSS Applvat 1,1S" Niumiiii Ave-mii'- ."

" C15:a

TO L.ET

nJST& rS','IlItKE Large rnlshed$w&$& - Itooms and tin cem;r:r." .GTBATr: lu.fiii1) vu a&uiui aui;i;i. iiat this olllce. (i!8 1w

FOK SALE

AT a bargain, a Horse, Top liiake,IlarticVs. eomplco and In good

order, with two rug?!, whip and lamps.The Horse will diive in single ordoublehurncsi; and is also bioken to saddle.Apply at lids ofllcc. CIS tf

TO KENT

a A WELL FUJtXISHED

i:l jL Bi'Uioom and ParlorsUSaSil to rent in a nilvato familv.

suitable for a, gentleinsin or gentlemanaud wife. Apply corner ot Llkclikeand Palace Walk. 018 Iw

WANTED

.MUjtV HpO rent orlpao, a CottapfcSsyVv3 -. vlth iiuiii four looms;fiSsi'ffiS about 10 nilnuti-.s- ' walk from

town; on Kiuiror Ucretanta streets, towards the Plains piofeiied. Address

j "L. &0.," this olllce. 02U tf

FOR REN1'

J8A T KLEO Stables nt pio;cntfiPWwl -- occupied bv HawaiianEj2a2jaits3 J ransfur Co., purmUsInnulvcu August lht. Apply loCOS It .. is. WALKEIl.

irOHEl3ASXUlE!TJOUSES al $2 peiXJL head per month.Jm: The uenregt, the bc.tanil clieapeRt. Apply

S-- 7sx c. nooTii,CIO tf wis I'auo.'i,

NOTICE to JLOIiSISMSX!

n Mio Cehibratcd Itun- -nltij' Stallion ",Sho- -

imam?- - uandoali" will stand5KS this season al tho"--- wclodlawu Dairy;

terms S30. For fiirthor paitlenlarsapply at. the Dairy. r.sr, Hin

LOST

OTRAYEDfrompro-- O

4L iiiImcs Inst FrIUav.SjTSv AupiHt 20th, my Lai-g-

'v Can hio Horse, color a

brown and black. Any pcison leturii-Iii- rsaimi will lie suitably re.waidcd.

(UUtt (! P. CASTLE.

S5 REWARD

WILL bo paid to any pewma Daik Colored Mnio hi foal,

strayed from Walklkl last week to HoFon, al Chinese Nowh olllce. (i 10 at

ELECTION ol' OFFICERS.

AT the Annual mcotluK of tho htook-holde- rs

of tho Olowalu Co. heldon August 27, lf00, tho following gen-tlemen were duly elected lo bcrvo asolllceis for the ensiling yeiu-- i

Win, Q. Irwin ., President,1'. W. .Macfailuno.. Vice-Preside-

W. M.GIffaid Tioasmer,O .KoHto Seerotarv & Auditor.

O. JIOSSE,018 lw acerctary,

' iw KM U c few a

.

IIFE

Oasli Assots,8 For full particulars apply to

Dcc-24--

ss so

13th Annual

Our lit a ! Not a Imt a InI

lo ! !

o

2S yd -- i tin- hrsi Oulieo, d,ul; pnlors, for ?1. 10 yds of pood for $1. Lr.dics')ye ul.iok U.ve, only M rls per p.nr. o them fast bhtek and t'm from 8 to 10e lmve it few more 15ns Suits on hand, whiah wo aro selling out at cost. Great runs on Coi.-et- whieh wo aioM'lluu; at 60 els oaeli. tlmy arc tjood value Gents' Fine White linen and euflM, DO em

bill: 1 ie-- s only LM ch em-li- . .lust roeoiwd a fino lino of Die.-se-s, Misses' Cloel-- s andri.-lei-.. Stop in our stme mid pii.-- our Mifca' & and lint"

Commencinir An.e,usl llli,ultraut attention Wo needhere, and have ut our preventon tho Goods lo suit YOU and not US.and you will think po too.

21 doz of I.adii'V at 2."io

each.Fine V.'liilo Lawn, at 7"o

piece.White Linen, oohl. boid,

!! for 2oc.200 Pieces of all Silk Neek

all good eolor.-- 15 y.lrd.N for 2.",e.

Ucst of a00 iiieiu-- s wide and 10 ynid long, fin$2.2fi per picre.

India Silks,ledueed two (iOe. Thcfo aio nil iu--

Roodn and no two alike.

rSf

willany

thai

andbuiiio

iSexsgmisssSfeSi

iSSUKt)

OIT1 JS3EHWSECURITY:

JttiUlIAliEO A. HZcOBKDY, Hlrciiiii.

syjkrsns

CQEftE$EStiCBEtiC THSS

gte&&g&&&g

Entire Stock Saorifice Spocinl Ifeuuetion, Closiu yweej)Every Dejmi'tjnent

ill lew Faels Tiuse iliiF Kim Tic Gnat Gsntnr for Barpius

Wo Wili Sell Commencing This Daynirdium quality GitiRlmm,

guarantee absolutely Bluinh-fs- ,

.Shins,Children' Dresses,

Children's Trimmed Untiimmed

"We j..fS3iittt JT3i3iK.VTUHWAY,

immediato

Chemise?,

Vietoiin

XapkinsFiinned,

l!ih-hons- ,

quality Mostpiito JJellinp,

imnienRe

patterns

will tlmi.mote loom to propi lly Ihiropean purolmsea wav

Uot bus coiibidered. beenWe the

doz Silk

25e Top and

nn

but, willmere this de-

partment also

niceUnbleached Ualhriggan

silk 20c

w

19

for the

w

DAY

extra

WATER

no law, aud cuts Cost has no control overthis sale our this us a reputation for low

on which to the after the near future.Department, will boa ne.U Monday will be a rare The oniim

fjockof plain aheady than at a reduc-tion u $3 Hal cols you $2, a co.sls you ' $0, a Hat cost vouand so T '

gSTAhove pi ices for and bold for cash.

inok Cr,c,km Fi'?"m ?Iuh Cambrics, aintjhanw. Boy'.,Sultfrom o sure on hand Department the

est; BB

lguuihk nuusH i-is-

& STREETS.

o:ba.jljh-.3;- vre.

T H I

PpgliiSolo Proprietors of

ill. Hob

All cor.isnnicat!o?B

380 1 m

!

A. R. Surgeon,

Grndu.itaMuaiUCollppcMont-lml- ,Canada.

Hotel Mreot, opposltoHotel.

Olllce: the Hawaiian Hotel Sta-bles.

ssr No. :j?a -- a

forpntlontR at the Hawaiian Hotel fitnblPS.

01T'

NOT r

VTOTICEU hereby that Ii. not responsible for debtscontracted In my name, without mywritten oidcr.

HARRISON.Honolulu, Sept. 2, lP'JO. nirilt

KOTICE.

NOTICE given Mr.Grace lain tltl day hecm

iippoliiled of the HonoluluDairy Co , In tho of Mr. MartinO'Doa resigned

J. AT,FRED MAGOON.(117 lw 11.1). Co.

Is hereby given the

between John 1 Cnlbiirn and S,lloth, both of under the linn

of V. i 'oilmen & Co.," forthe buying felling liny, grains andfeed, has been extended muter thellrni name for tho further term of oneyear from the 80th day nf June. 1600'. tooxplro on tho 1st of 181)1, andthat John I the and,S. lloth the 03tr.lt

iiiim miwiii iwimiiiii wmwlmmmimmmM&mm&&,Ml,.

V'

I?. v a a

BY TlJii

YORK

General

si SK3 SO

Mail

for.1. bosom Gents'Ladie.-- ',

XvotPstour entiif stock of rtmponaldo Goods be ofToird at nvippn .n,,ui

display our now on Jhostock Ml'tf )' GO. not been l'lices have maikedaru hmmd lo trade lively. Visit our establishment, note piiccB

fiS of Ladies' Mills, incream, white, black and at

pair; worth .11.00

Elack Goods, tpe to quote price?,variety too I.ukc Have been veilingcheap, pi csent slock go fur

song. New Goods insulTer l his week.

Ladies' fiord. Handkerchief,ft? each, patterns.

Ladies'Hose, only pair"

fD5J"Ncce?8ily our

it

1f,'yVllitc'up on

8 !IB"is

At

N.

Is

Is

--MAIOJFACTUitlSKS

T L EW

SAHSAPAEILIA

"ISLEPHOME 297.0- -

&?&,

S

5SA"&.

the Wuialuo:

vn

y&I

Agent lalunds.

"S52

!

Mull?, new Cfor

Extra good quality of Whileonly each.

Linen Table Covers, CG.55, assortedcolors, 95c.

Cover, all linensize,

Fino of ladies' Silk.1

former 75c, but aroand go thoy must.

Ladies' Small Sizo but, goodquality, 3 for 50c.

g

IRON

k

knows piice.s. what necessity demandsWlnlo we during sacrifice profit, xacrilh.-- given prices absolutelybuild great business wo arc in

SyOur Millinery gical chancefigures, much lower

.Uk percent. is H.it onlv $15.00 only 100Oon.

wo 30 days only, all goods

0ml'1C FiK"-C(- l Sateens,in time.

JSm il nr J

0g7 CORNER HOTEL FORT rlm

o.

A

Pip? lie, Mineral Waters,

VETJ51MNA14Y

Rowat, Yeterinary

Residence:Hawaiian

15.

irvi

OB

givenbo

Fnui).

hereby

Jlnnagcrpluco

Special Notice,

Specialexist-

ingHonolulu,

namo "John

day July,Colburn general

ppeclnl partner.

amnmmms&swivu&u

keep

cardinal,

Cold,

clocked,

A DOP

E O N

BAILE.7'8

assortment

attraction

mentioned

u.

Hecrctury

and orders sliouUl iuklresseil to

i

injJojjIio.-i-o

fiTI

TW.NftnN"

SM"miawB6!

!ftnflflraB:i

a Itivnl in Price & Quality !

the Prieo of tho !

Housekeeper Should It rgj& X Paving 33 Por Cent in Cost nnd Quality tho Best, j&g

RATES TO

C51 Cm Exclusivo

B

Pedigrees of

BREEDING DEPARTMENT.

The Flue AulnialM willBt'inil for fiorvloo at ranch,

Wull-uro- d Stallion"MARIN."

Norman Stallion

"CAPTAIN GROWL."Tlioroughbred Stalllou

''MIDNIGHT."Two Native Stalllona

"PILIAOAO" & "FRANK."A Well -- bred

"KENTUCKY JACK."

403-13- 0 tf

Jdi 1 . MtidM

PR fillOver 8136,000,000

Hnwaiian

DAYW- -

i

."B?i-Ie2- H

Persian patterns, vdn$1.00.

Bed-spiead- s,

$1.10 '

Turkoyred Table$1.35.

lIandkcrchief,noW8hades,price wo over-block-

extra

&

CO.,

neeessily

nccesarv

;

TiimnioillIiitbBipoiintjtPliillniiukedin elsewhere!

gunrnnlco1?"l,y

Dressmaking premises.

'2i,lrol

E,

eniHliu, EasiJiigrryafJo, Ssrapla, Etc.

bp

ni73BF5iR

WithoutOne-thir- d Royal

Every Useof Very

SPECIAL JOBBERS,

WAIALAS

following

KENRY DAVIS & CO.,Aponta for the Hawaiian Islands.

EEEDIMa RAICHAll Horses Kept-- o-

SALE DEPARTMENT,

ro 8Ai.u:Stallions of vailous breedfl.JIaies with or without foal.Howes for any purpose.

BREAKING DEPARTMENT

A Skilful Brenker and Trainer la em-ployed on the ranch.

J6" Satisfaction Is guaranteed I ifbreaking and training horses,

PAUL R. 1SE.NBERG.

X

Itf"- -'

V38

Ja

"Ms"

4k

Si

.1

' .

".

.

.; a

1

W?it - .'

frNils'I4 J Jtt

Ug ttllqfidTHURSDAY, SEPT. !, 1800.

OABU RAILWAYS LAND CO

TIME TABLE.

t Tnkc ttnvct Atucnot :to. man.

A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.

Leave Honolulu....... i:ir. r::m;Arrive llotioulltill si 2s ii emitLoavo llonoullull. .1: 10 10:51 I'.tol ....Arr.vo Honolulu.. ti:ll 11 :' t '' ....

Satnidaysuud Moudiy? only.Siiliiul.ivsonlv.

AflRIVALS.fcot

alien A, I. .1 Sehae, 13,'y daysfrom Euicl.ii

.lEPuHUReS.Sept 1

Slim-ln-iil'i- for Lahalim and Il.iina- -kna at 10 :i ii

Solir Kuulkc.ioiill for I Culm InHclir l.uUii tor Koltala

VESSELS ILAVINUTG-MQHRU-

Stnir Klnaii for Maul and Hawaii at1' p m

Wnir O K lli'liop for Walanac, Walaluaand Koolnii at 1) a m

UAHCUES FRGF.1 ISLAND PORTS.ytnir IVlo li"5 liafjs sugar. ".!) bsnrol

iuolaspM. and 211 umpir liniuN.Ktini'UK Illshop 1120 lugi MiiBiir. 170

)J; iluc, 1!S cawjs giapus and 7paukHgu? llllll'S.

FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

S S Cliutdtne, W Jl Dodd, from Cllas- -Sow

111; Magnat, O Faut. from Now Casllo.N a W

Itk llanctor, II 11 Lewi", from Dola- -waru

Uk Ci.lumbla, W G Goodman, from l'ortBlnkely

Ilk Matilda, Gail .1 Swcnson, from Do- -p.lllUM! Ilnv

Bk I'aul Isoiib"t:rg, F .T AVoltcis. fromLlvui pool

Bkliio S X Castlu, L 11 Hubbard, fiomSan Francisco

Bktno PlnntLM', 1? A Dow, from SanFinnuUco

Bktnis W II Dimond, B 1' Dicw, fiomSan Franot.NCo

Bktnc Diseoveiy, MuXcll, fiom SanFrancisco

Schr Ruby A Cousins, G C Cousins, fromEureka

Tern Allen A, I. J Soliage, from Eureka

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

.31 B SI Flagfhlp Warspltc fiom BiltiWhColumbia

.Br ship Bleuglleld palled fiom Elver-po- ol

Apr IS, due. Aug 21Am bk Albert, Winding, from San

Fiaucisco due Aug 1

iBrbk Bilker from London, sailed AprIS, due Aug 2."

IBr bk Girvan from Liveipool, sailed.luly 10, due Nov 15-8- 0

S S Farallon from San Diego due Sep-tember 2

Am bk Davie, w a Pendleton,from Bobton, sailed Apiil 25, dtiuSept

Bk Ceylon, from Kan riancNeo, dueSept 8-- 13

Bk Forest Cuecn, from San Franciscodue Sept 10-- 15

Sebr Olga, liom San Francisco, duo17-2- 2

Brig VV G Irwin, from Sau Francisco,due Sept 10-1- 5

Bk (J D Bryant, from San Franeboo,due Sept 12--

PASSENGERS.From Koolnu, per stinr C B. Bishop,

SeptS Hon 11 A Widemann, flon PaulIsenberg, Hon J Marden, JlisMiewaid,Sllss Atklusou, and 27 deck.

SHIPPiNU KUTE&.

The tern Allen A., Captain E JSchagc, arrived this morning, 104 davsfrom Etneka, with 383,000 feet luinb'orconsigned to Messrs Lewcrs &o Cooke.Had line weather and light winds theentire passage As neatly all thewharves are engaged with ships, she hasto wait in the stieain till the schoonerItuby A Cousins gets through discharg-ing tier cargo of lumber.

The barlf Magnjit has nearly finisheddischarging caigo of coal at the U It &li Company's wlurf. fahe will sail forPort Discovery in ballast at the latterpart of next week.

MEJEHNG NOTICE.

THE Jlechank'R' & Worktngmcn's P.Union will meet In thu IC. of P.

Hall, Fort sticet, at iho usual hour onFJHDAY EVENING, the nth lnt.IH8 3C PEIt ORDKIt.

ANNUAL MEETING.

members of the Honolulu Ailonareicqucstcd to attend the an-

nual raeetlug at tho Hall, FRIDAYEVENING, aept. 5th, at 7:30 o'clock.Election of ollk'crs, etc.

It. PODEYM,71S."t Seeretaiy.

MEETING NOTICE.

A QUARTERLY meeting of thoBoard of Trustees of tho Queen's

Hospital will bo held at Iho Boom oftho Chamber of Commerce, on SATUR-DAY NEXT, tho 0th inst.. at li'.tO

l'.M. Per older.F. A. SC1IAEFEE.

Honolulu, Sept. !, 1SQ0. (U!) 2t

RHINEWINE !

From Bremer Ralliskoller,

From Aug, Renter, Rucdcslieira,

From J, G. Glade, II. Lannstein.

For bide at all prices by

H. W. SCHMIDT kCM 8t

IQOAI. & QfiH:

Till! rridtld lor Kcpteinbol Is Wli I

lilictl. .. .. .. .

Rooms to lot 11u iniiiudV walkfrom die 1'hI Oillccniundwtthrd.

A rM:K is wanted. 'Ilio-- n in tfaitt.of tlio pituation aro lo apply hi KingUnix.

A Saving's Bitnk book Inn beenlost null a U'Wiiul is uU'en d for itstctiuu.

.Mr. L. J. Lnvcy will It. id Idcash trnlu lo-in- tow, ut 10 u. m,

Si-- ndvt.

Tins cvcnini: at 7:ii0 o'clock U t lit.linn1 foi ilu' tnonilily meeting of IheHonolulu Firo Depailineiit,

A (iPAUii'.iiLV meeting of tlio llu.udof Tiiiitcca of tlio (Jtiouu'i Hospitalis onllud for Sutuidiiy not, at 1:110

1. "

Tim Hawaiian Wins ('. lmvo anndvortiMiiiiunt in this i -- f(. wltichMioulil ho load and catefully muu'in-liL'it'- d

ly its patioim.

Tup. ltuti' of a pioei- - ul (iiimmii-iiiimi- I

land on tlio Eitplairnlu for 10yoaM in aihorlncd 1" tal:c place diiOctober t, at thu onti.Hiuo to Alii-ula-

Hale.

To-i.- is tlic nnnivoisaiy of Idr.B. V. liillingliam's bitllidav, llicKi.inting of tin t). If. It. .v Co.Vfnincbitfi', anil of the uinuing of thufirst.train on tin 0. 1!. 15. ,t'j.. Co.'sHue.

Rnv. Eli.n Bond, of Cohala, hasreceived tlio ilogtco of 1). 1)., fiomIlowdiiii College. Tlii.-- i niisi(iin.rvfather (of tlio Bowdoin cI.ish of '37)has thus received a wcll-n.eiilc- d dig-nity. The Fiiond

A KPCKfiio.v will ho held at theTndusliial Home for Hawaiian (litis,at the old lliadlcy piomifos, Beie-lani- a

stieet, Kiiday evening, at 7 ::!()

o'clock. All friends of Hawaiianeducalion ooulially invited to meetthe leauhci, nolo ihe needs of theinstitution, and aid in the openingof the Home.

EVENTS THIS EVEHINC.

XutiaiHi Chapter of Hose CroixNo. 1 A. and S. li., :it 7 ::.().

Meeting Hoard of iJepresenfativesHonolulu Firo Department, at 7:110.

HOUSE ANU LOBBY.

Dr. LuIk visited the Legislaturethis morning.

Mr. Thurston, of theInterior, listened to the debate onhis petition from behind the bar.

Mr. Canavari O.Portuguese Chargetl'Affaires, occupied the spare chairbeside the Minister of Foreign Af-

fairs this morning.Hon. Paul Neumann and Mr.

Ilenrj' Wntcrhousc, relics of differ-ent former regimes, sat in thestrangers' row a short time to-da-

SUPREME G9URT.

ncroni: ji ccu.v, .r.

Tiiunsuw, .Sept. lth.In re estate of Bcke Kama, of

Niupaipai, Honolulu, Oahu, de-

ceased. Petition of Samuel Kamalo bo appointed administrator.Ordered that letters of Administra-tion be issued to petitioner under5200 bond. W. L. Kaliolokahikifor petitioner, petitioner and twodaughters.

A FAREWELL PARTY.

Capt. McCtirley and ofllcors ofthe U. S. S. Nipsic gave a farewellpartyon board last night. Invita-tions Jiad been numerously circulat-ed, to which there was a liberal res-

ponse. Tho ship's boats were attho wharf to convey tho guestsaboard. The ship was specially andprettily decorated for the occasion.Among the guests were the Sover-eign of the nation, Cabinet Minis-ters, Legislators, and diplomaticand consular representatives of for-

eign countries. Dancing was on theprogramme, for which the Hawaiianbaud furnished music. Refresh-ments of the best quality were dis-

pensed in abundance. Enjoymentabounded, the only reflection calcu-lated to produce a contrary feelingbeinglhe fact that the occasion wasone of "farewell" to the ship andher people.

FAREWEU..TO COO KIM.

Last evening tho Chincso Chris-tians of Honolulu Itllcd the lowerrooms of the Chinese church which isunder the caro of Mr. Frank Da-

mon. The members of the churchand Sabbath School camo togetherto give li farewell, reception to Mr.Goo Kim, who has been for a num-ber of years a deacon in the church.Speeches wcio made by several oftho Chinamen ; then tho pastor ofthe church, Mr. Wong spoke of therewards that must como when afterthe labor of the past such kindwords were now expressed by thosewho had been associated with him.As a reminder of these rewards ubeautiful silver cup was presented.Tho pastor quoted somo lines fromone of the Chinese poems, in whlohthe joy of drinking tho cup of socialpleasure was described, and thenvoiced the wish of his fiiends thatMr, Goo Kim might bopermitted lo tlrlulc tho cup of thowater of life.

Refreshments were served and avery social hour passed by. TheChinese school has already openedwith a largo number of scholarsboth boys and girls. Some of thoChinese aro evidently showing greatloyalty to tho friends who for manyyears have worked so earnestly intheir behalf, W.

iuWi- - flif.l.l.ilWN , UMfvJHl.llut li t MldlAliMitowto! i iMin.i i.f.r r .i t i: j. . j a i .1 ." r L' i iiii i iii i c . i - - t'f v f i'ft- -

TO iMfi1! imp??

SEVENTY- - FIRST DAY.

Tiii'itsrtAY, Sept. 4.The Home met at 10 o'clnrl:.

I'KTMION.

IJqi. I5i own, on Misp"u-oi'i- i of (horules, presented a petition Irotn L.A. 'luiiriiluu, of Iho t,

complaining that certaincharges were made against himselfand the Snppi iittrmluat of PublicWorks by the financo cotnnilUei,without having given litem any

of defense or explanationicgardiii'g the niattcrt alleged, nndpraying that an iinpailial committeebo appointed to muliiiate thecharge in (poMiioii.

Noble Haldv.in moved that thepotllion bo laid on tho initio to befuusiiloii'd with the finance commit-tee's icpori.

Noble Muller moved that the pnti-lio- n

be relcried to the intto-duce- r.

it wan a piece of itnpii-denc- o

Two of the lato Minisletitneakod out of Honolulu wheneverthey went out of ollice.

Jtep. linmn asked who had im-

pudence, the intioducor or thu peti-tioner.

Noble Muller said the petitioner.Hep. Iliowu said that everybody

hail the tight of petition under theConstitution.

mine vi uu'inann regained mopetition as impudence in the highest,degree. There was Iho "Thunder-er" this morning saying Iho financecommit lei'N lepott contained nothingthai eilher parly could consider, butnow Ihe late Minister finds some-thing in it against which he feelsbounds to defend himself. It wnsan insult to the House lo ask for acommittee to investigate tho reportof one of its standing committees.What did the want of acommittee? It was lo hoodoo them

to explain his motives. TheHouse had nothing to do with hismotives but had to deal with hisactions, lie would move that thopetition be laid on tho table.

Rep. KicKard, in suppoiling themotion of Noble Baldwin, took ex-

ception to the language used regard-ing Mr. Thurston, who did not de-

serve t.

Rep. Kalua supported Noble Bald-win's motion, saying that if thefinalicc committee had broughtchaiges against the petitioner with-out giving him a hearing, it was cer-tainly a matter to be investigated bythe ilouse. They should not haveit go abroad that one party in theHouse tiicd to suppicss fair discus-sion. There was a general agree-ment lately between both parties lowork together for the common bene-fit.

Rep. R. "W. Wilcox interjectedthat lie had not been a party to anysuch agreement.

Rep. Kalua went on to argue thatit was wrong for members to gratifyspite against political opponents bylef using to entertain the petition.Members would complain if a courtof justice condemned a man unheard.He had grown up with Mr. Thurstonbut disagreed with his politics, andho did not appear on this occasionas his personal defender. All hewanted was to give the petitionerlair play and to sustain the constitu-tional right of petition.

Rep. Pachaole claimed that tholate Minister had a perfect light tocome in by petition and demand ahearing in answer to the chargesagainst him.

Rep. R. W. Wilcox wa3 surprisedthat the late Minister of the Interiorshould have at last emerged fromhis obscurity. If you saw a groupof men passing and sang out,"There noes a bald man," the onethat would get mad and take off hishat would bo the bald man. Inthis case it was clear that Mr.Thurston was the bald-heade- d manof the late Ministry. That gentle-man did not givo Mr. Gibbon thechance of a healing on tho UOth ofJune, 1S87.

Rep. Kalua called the member loorder as being away from the question, and both members were talkingat each other, when the Presidentrapped for order and called for in-

terpretation.The President ruled the remaiks

out of order.Rep. Hush questioned the ruling,

hold that tlio lion, member was onlyinstituting a proper comparison.

Rep. Wilcox, after a few wordsmore, said he favored consideringtho petition with the report.

Noblo 'Widemann had uoUso muchobjection to the petition as to itstenor. Tho petitioner asked for animpaillal committee, but what howanted was n partial ono a com-

mittee on whom he could put hisown spectacles, whom ho couldmake Jieliovo black was white. Howould, however, withdraw his mo-tion.

Rep. Nawahi was in favor of en-

tertaining the petition would liketo have tho Minister there even tohave him explain hla aulhniity forborrowing money to build tho Vol-

cano road. If ho could not showhis authority he should bu madoliable for the amount himself.

Rep. Kahookano admitted thoright of the to petitionthe House, but ho went too far whenho asked to have tho report of onecommittee referred to another com-mittee. Thereforo ho moved 'thepetition bo icferred back to tho In-

troducer, with leave to piesent an-

other petition for something theHouso could grant.

Noblo Muller regarded tho impu- -

dwW ti HlG palUlgll lij IlK 111 HA frttjut'sl nr Hilbfltcl' t'OlDinlltt'P. niiil III

lit qualifying the onlnnilUre twnlcilas "iinpailial," which wai an

rcllecLiou on the financeooinmiTloo and on the Presidunt whoappultited it. He bad no objectionlo thu Minlslir having a hearing.

Noblo McCarthy 'dated that thefinance committee staled nothing

the Intciior DepartmentUnit was not taken from the book1?

of that Department. They foundthe books so well kept and clearthat thoy did not need to make in-

quiries excepting villi regard to thoclrctiio light. Ho would bo veryotml to give the lain Minister of theluteiior an oppoiluitily to defendhimself, as thero was nothing givenin the report which the committeewas not icatly to piove.

Noblo Macf.it lane sustained theremaiks ol the pievious speaker.They weie very uttul to Hud thebooks of the interior Olllct: so well-kep- t,

and only wished the books ofother dt'paitinents were in a similarcondition. Regarding Ihe motionof Ihe member from Knhalu, thatthe petition be leforred back to becomposed in a more gentlemanlyfashion, lie considered that wouldbe useless, as the petitioner couldnot prepare a petition of a differentkind. The late .Minister thought thesoro spot on his head was a publiccalamity, and his icqiiest for a com-mittc- u

wa3 insulting to Ihe Presi-dent, the finance committee, andthe IIou?i;.

Rep. Brown admitted that such apetition was unprecedented, but Ihoaction of the House in making thefinance committee's repoit an orderof the day was" unusual. He. alsoadmitted that the wording of thepetition was too htrong. It waswritten hastily that morning and iflie had perused it ciitically he be-

lieved he would have had it amend-ed before presentation. There was,however, reason for the late Minis-ter's request. The committee hadgiven conclusions on points of lawin their report, and there should bea hearing for the purpose of gettingother views on the points involved.The speaker referred to other cir-

cumstances of the case which heconsidered put Mr. Thurston at anundue disadvantage.

Rep. Kniidscn said that if thepetition came from his own brotherlie would not receive it. The princi-ple of allowing one committee to in-

vestigate the work of another oneshould not be entertained. The pe-

tition should bo laid on the tableand consideration of tho report bepostponed for a week.

Noble Burehatdt's objection tothe petition to the petition was itsgross injustice in accusing tiie com-mittee of partiality. The lato Min-ister went away soon after his resig-nation, nnd he did not sec him againtill a, few days ago. Then theHouse should remember how latothe report of the Minister of the In-

terior was in presentation to theHouse. The accusation of partialitywas unjust and the report should belaid on the table.

Rep. Bush agreed with Rep.Kuudfacn's idea ot postponing con-

sideration of the report and allowingthe late Minister in the meantime topresent hi3 defense to the financecommittee. The implication of par-tiality on tho part of the financecommittee was an affront lo theHouse, and the late Minister wasold enough to have known what lan-

guage was proper in addressing theAssembly.

Noble Baldwin said that the f-

inance coiftinittcc was entiiely com-

posed of members who were oppos-ed to the late Ministry, and perhapsparticularly to the late Minister ofthe Intciior. He thought too muchhad been mado of the word "impar-tial," which he did not take as aslur on tho finance committee, butsimply an intimation that a commit-tee representing both parties shouldbe appointed. If theic had beeneven ono supporter of tho late Min-istry on the financo committee, hobelieved this discussion would nothave taken place to-da- Ho un-

derstood thoic were explanationsthat could have been given regard-ing certain transactions, and, with-out casting any reflections on thocommittee, he believed thoy wouldstand better with the country if theyhad given tho late Minister a hear-ing, and thoy should not object todoing so on this occasion.

Noble Hurchardt, in reply to n

reference to himself by the previousspeaker, stated that he refused tosupport a. motion for want of confi-

dence in the lato Ministry, untilgood cause could bo shown therofor.It was known to many mombees thatthe National Reform Party did notcount on him to suppoit such n mo-

tion.Noblo Widemann proposed that

tho President leave tho chair, andlet tho lato Minister of tho Interiorlako his place and lay down the lawlo this House.

Rop. Kalun had the utmost confi-dence in thu finance committee, butbelieved the lato Minister shouldhave a healing. Ho moved the pre-

vious question, which carried.Tho motion to lay on the table was

lost by the casting vote of the Pre-sident.

A motion to adjourn was lost.Rep. Kalua moved the petition bo

referred to the financo comniitteo,with instructions to give tho latoMinister of the Interior a hearing.

Rep. Bush raised the point of or-

der that the previous question pre-cluded a new motion.

The motion to lay on tho table tobo considered with the finance com-mittee- 'a

report carried,

"i'i"

ksix&iS& eesi

Mysiumuh auiwiw tlI'roslfleiil Walker, on a motion

fdi i pops;, replied to remarks of Nthie Baldwin, which, though nlcrlymade, implied that lie had been par-tial in appriiiting the finance com-mittee.

'

It wax not easy lo appointtho eoinniillop'! m this mall House,llvu mi each conimltlcp. Ilowaslequcited by many members to keepthem off committees so far as possi-ble. Hi' belonged to thu NationalReform Parly and considered lie hada right to appoint a majority of thatpatty on every committer. Thiswas nil he endeavored to do with thefinance committee. Ho was veryhttlr acquainted with Several of tliocountry members, but ho appointedIwo of them who were claimed asmembers of the Reform Parly. Hetool; the Advertiser's iew of theirpolitic and thought he had a faitcommittee, and was ery sorry ifthey had gone back on him. (Laugh-ter and applause.)

I.ueess from l'J:2." to 1 :.'10.

Win. G. Irwin tl Company,

(Mhiti:e

oi'i i:n rou sai.u

ILiimo &c OoraiexiC.PAIUFFINE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe Covering all sizes.

FERTILIZERS:WOOL DUST,

'BONE MEAL,,FISH GUANO,

ALSO

DUCK Si Onr.AJU)TS

High Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:COCKSFOOT,

BYE GRASSAnd CLOVERS.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

. SALMON IN BARRELS.sum

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v.

P. ANI B.

Paints & Cupids

PATENT IDEAL R00FI1,

And SHEATHING PAPERS.

Manufactiiicil by

PAIIAFFINE PAINT CO.,

Wm. G, IRWIN & COMPANY,

(i,miTi:i.)Solo Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.

No 2 P. & D. Palnl is especially adapt-ed for bridge work (woetl or lion) andsmokestacks, and Iiuj been used forthese purposes at Paaiibau for the pastfour years, giving great satisfaction.

No. 3 P. & B. Paint for fence posts orfor any wood or timber used undergiouud or piitnnorgcd, being a protec-tion aguiust all inailnu p.iiasltea orwitter, also for foundation tlmbcis.

Idoal Roof Palnl. Colore: Bed, Brownami Black. Is tlio b.'St in tho marketfor iron, tin or shingle roufs.

P. h B. electrical Comncunil. This ar-

ticle for affording perfect Insulation Iswithout an equal and has obtained re-cognition by thu lmgest eleettlc lightcompanies and inatiufni'tiirer ol hum-late- d

who.

Idoal Rootling & Siding. Colors : Brownor Black. Adapted for steep or flatroofs. Can be laid by anyone- withoutprevious expel letiee.

03?" All thejabove articles aro abso-lutely ta3telcs and odorless and con-tain no coal tar.

C2T Korcliculnrs or other informa-tion apply to the Agents. Oil tf

NOTICE

To Patrons of the Kaaipu Dairy.

TUB iintlcrMgncd heieby respectfullytho publlo that ho hub ed

tho direct miiiiugcnu'iit of thoKaulpti Dairy, after an interval of fif-

teen mouths, dm Itur which It has beenmanured by other parlies. Ho Is not,and will not. bo icspoiiidhlofor any debtscontracted on account of said Dairy,without tho written otdur of himself ot-

itis wife. He lespeetfnlly solicits aof the ciibtom of bis foruior

imtroiu, A. A. MONTANO.018 lw

now is rm rim i

ti

ihfirniiifflh M sIpIqSociety of the United States,

Arc now elling llipir Bonds, and upon ray (erm- -. Tho additional fea-ture of Insurance goes with oerj Bond.

The following arc a fow of ihe many attractive forms offered by thi3original and progressive Company:

ENDOWMENT BONDS, 5 PER CENT. GUARANTEED FOR LIFE.INDEMNITY BONDS, 4 " " "IMPROVED FREE TONTINES WITH LUCRATIVE OPTIONS.ENDOWMENTS.PARTNERSHIP AND JOINT LIFE POLICIES.CHILDRENS' ENDOWMENTS, ETC.

The Company is equitable, its payments prompt and certain, and' Itspopularity unbounded.

(From thu .cVeio Vori A';j, April Uh, lHflD.)f

The Ltirgcst, IhisIiit'HS Evit Transmit (Ml by a Tilth Assur-ance Company.

The new businoM of tho Equitable Life Assurance Society of NewYork for the first qiiailer of tho piesent year is reported to exceed EiktyAIillioh Doi.i.aus. This is at tlio rate of'tioo hundred millions of'assur-anciif- or

the 'ear, ami Is unprecedented in tho annals of life assurance.

EGTluformation cheerfully furnished lo any who will write to or callupon the undersigned at his olllco.

ALEX. J.General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance Society

of Ihe U. S. Jan-1-9- 0

This Space

TOR

S. EHRL1CH.

1 filfia LE -- OTF'-

CORNElt HOTEL

j.- - i.1 , 'f

it

siiraiice

CARTWmCHT,

REMOVAL!

v

is Reserved

TUB

S. LEVY,

& FOliT STKISUTH.

mi .j. i u JUiLaj-i-mi- .

Ena, VIce-Presldo- ut

Okuii.

ntid decorated; and Wedijcwood

Process" Twist Drills,Notil'a Carriago raintu.

Having i amoved our SODA WOBKS to more commodious quarter. at

TTo. 39 FORT STI&EILT,(Near the CiMom House)

Wc are now picpared lo futnish at .short nolieo, and of prime quality, anyof the following High Clu Aerated Bovorages:

GGHGEf ALE,Plain, Sweet, Lemon, Strawberry or Cream Sola,

Sarsaparilla, Sarsaparilla & Iron Water, and CrabApplo Cider.

Using exclusively the HYATT PUBIC WATER SYSTEM.

71-S3BOT- H TELEPHONESftSlHOLLISTER & CO.,

FOKT STBJKKT. :::::: HONOLULU.'Ui'.j)".h.jij.i.i.ij

R. B. Hhnuuv, President Jb Manager.GouriiEY Buown, .St'ctouuy Treasurer.

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,

Oppt. prclttln' ISiuilt, : Vort Street, Honolulu.IMPOBTEUS and DEALERS IN

Oen'E Hardware, Dlassware, Crockery,Genuine Ilaviland Chinr., plain

waio,Piano, Library & Stand Lamps, Gliandoliors & Electoliors,Lump Fixtures of all kinds, A complete assortm't of Drills & Filou,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION '

Tho "Gazollo" Biding Plow k Equalizer,Bluebeard Bico Plow, Pltiutcrs' Btcel &. Qoosunecked Hoes,

Oiiw, Oiln,LABD, CYLINDER, KEROSENE, LINSEED,

Paints, Varnishes it Brushes, Manila &, Sisal Bopo,

HANDLES OF ALL KINDS,

Hoe, Hone, 3BLoe,RUBBER, WIRE-BOUN- D of superior quality, vfe STEAM,

Agato Iron Ware, Silver Plated Waro,TubIo it Poekot Cutlery,Powdor, Shot it Caps, Tho Celebrated "Club" Mnuhiuc-loade- d Cartridge,

AGiflNXH ironHart's Patent "Duplex" Dio Stock for Pipo it Bolt Threading,

Iluitmiiii'd Steel Wiro Fonco it Steel Wiro Matu,Win. Q. FiHlior'd Wrought Steel Range,

Gato City fitono FilUTH,"New

uov20-8- 0

.):. pmKs

'.j.!John

Bitow.v, Auditor.

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as

Hi,,i

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MAJTNO. 77 FORT KTRELT.

First Annual Gash. Clearance Sale I

Commencing Monday, Aug. 18th, for Two Weeks only.

Great Reduction in

Cilicos, 2'J jaids fot $1 l1'"' k Cnshtuorea nnd Merinos, 40c,,, . vnr.1 and upward".

Clingbnm, 10 nnd yard-- . m 1 i,jUMi Wool Dicsm Omuls, 10c ynrdSateens, 7 ynnls for $1. uml upwind.

Table Linen, Napkin, Tinveln. Nlii'i(iiiKs !'.., !''..Ladies' fe Children's Hosiery Hand-kerchief- s.

Embroideries Gloves, Mitt, Rib-

bons,' '

Luce, Ladies bkiiti",Night

Suociul bni in BlackFlouncing.

B. P. EILE

feCtinilff

RS&CO.Ul 1TOKT HXIAICKX.

HAVR .It'Rf KUCKIVKD A VKllY ASHOJITVEUT or

Dressed & Undressed Kid Osoves3N LENGTHS.

CURTAINS IN LAGE, SCRIM, MADRAS k ANTIQUE

In Great Vuiiety. New Goods in till Department.

tW Our Dressmaking Department under the munngomont of MISSCLARK will bo about May 12th.

Chemise,Gowns

trains Lnco

I.AUOK

ALL

We Desire to CalbYour Mention To

JTH&EE MWBLXLV - DpniBTcnni jX

W vffi&xwatA $1

5wwpaaoi- - .

For Lubiicating the Valves and Cylinders of Steam Engines.

VALVOLINE is an earth oil specially picpared undei the highest utoamheat and from which all volatile and earthy matter h.is been expellod by aprocesB which leaves a pure and heavy oil, which procnts tho eating uwnyof bolts and keeps the cylinder and piston packing peifeelly clean. Tliibwas the first Mineral Oil introduced for bte.nn cylindeis and has been in con-wta-

ue over eighteen ye.us.Btjd Vc alBO manufactiuc Supeiior Machine and Spindle Oils for all

claBMis of machinery. -

HjOoxuxvcI &c IElli,MANUFACTURERS.

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO., Solo Agents. coi am

JOHN NOTT," Dtmond JBloclr," 3Vo. 95 & 97 ISIugr Biveot.

Q

Granite, iron and Tin Ware I

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Coeds,PLUMBING, TIN, COPiJEE, AND093 Sheet Iron Work.

castle" & cookeTI jftipoifc-rit- i uw.

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION & INSURANCE AGENTS,

-- DKAI.KKB IN- -

.Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

arjxi?x-.ii!:?- .

Carpcntera', lllackHmiths', MnehiniHth' fe Plunibprfl' Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen UtoiiAiln, J'aintH, O'iIh, VnrniBliCH, Lump OojmIm and

Steam Pomps, Weston's Centrlfngals,

Wilcox & Glbbs, & Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jayne & Sons Family Medicines..Jan-3-9- 0

bAiin iJULLiciuw : LtdN rUu, a. l, September 4, ihjjo.lW- - iiBjjinn i nrf i ' i uiwwwmiii mi

ID Nnuanu St,, Honolulu, H.I.

8olo Apcats in tlic Hawaiian Munih for

"Old Mannolia" ft "0. P. T."nnp Bourbon WlittMos,

lacliman h lacolil'Celolnalod California Wines.

Al', ittpiys la slock, ft rail Hie of tit do cc.tIrantU of

BEERS, WINES,LIQUEURS,

SPIRITS, Etc.

Wo have for sale aof

superior article

Sarsaprilla k Iron Water,

Manufactured by Schmidt fc Co.,.Stockton, Cala. It Is the mostwholesome mid delicious tonic andbcvcinge of the ago.

"Otdeis from the utber Maudspromptly attended to and goods cnie-fnl- lv

packed foi shipment. WW ',1m

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pniicrxvu

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STALMOX

DUKE SPENCER,Will M.uirt for a short time at

the

Greenfield Stables, Kapiolani Park,

Dukk Spi:nckh is a dark bay, 4 yenisold; stands 16';; hands high i Kind andgentle disposition.

T 12 T T C5 It 10 1C tBy Uukfl of Norfolk.

1 bt dam Lou Spencer bv NorfolkHud dam Ballot lna... by Imp. Bnliowuie3id dam llcnule Fairow

by Imp. Sbnmiock4 tli dam Ida by Imp. Balshayzarrth dam Madam Bosley (Gamma's

Dam) I by hlr Itichardfith dam Nancy Xichul.. .by imp. Eagle7tli dam Bet. Bolcv '.

by Wilkes' Wonder8th dam by ChanticleerHth dam by Imp. Sterling10th dam by Olodius11th dam by Imp. Sllvercye12th dam by imp. Jolly Koaer18th dam by Imp. Paitner1 1 tli dam by imp. MonkeyIGtli dam imp. marc from the stud ot

Hanlson, of Brandon

TERRAS $50.EgP Best of core taken with animals.

In oasis of accident no i expansibilitywill be assumed.

W. II. RICHARD,022 tf Honoknn, Hawaii.

Kamehamelia School.

rpnr. next trim begins MONDAY,X .September 1st. Nt w ptipiU

sbonld apply at once. Tor further par-ticulate apply to

Wr. n. OLESON,028 21 1 rilnelp.il.

FOIl SALE

KEAWI Beans for cattle at 1.2..;pounds or 1 bag, 25 cents.

Al'o, Native Hay. Apply to McCtillumat Kapiolanl Pnik. ar boms of 12 noonor C i. u., or by Mutual Telephone "So.OK 022 ltn

NOTICE.

Curtis P. lauUea is authorisedHOX. further notice, to collett allCrown Land rents, and to give receiptsfor the Mime.

G.W.MACrAItLANE,Crown Land Agent.

Honolulu, Aug. 10, 1800. f.35 tf

M"-- ,

NOTICE.

Walter M. act forunder of attorney dur

ing my absence this Klncdom.Wm. G. IHW1X.

Honolulu, Aug. 2D, HM 2v

NOTICE.

DUJUXG thQ tenmoraty nbenro ofMr. W. (. Irwin the

Kingdom Mi . E. I. Spalding w ill net forhim in all business nmtteis couteutcdwith our Kan);.

claus srnr.oKELS & co.Honolulu, Aug. 2S1, 0 1 1 w

NOTICEpersons are hereby warned

against Bhootlng or tiespasMng ontho lamia owned by urn in ttie Districtof Wnlplo and AVuikele, Ea, and ontho land on Walkakuhiua, hold by mounder lease. All m Bhootlngor trespassing will bo prosecuted to thofull extent oi the

C. A. BROWN.Honolulu, Aug. 0, Cir. 2v

Just Ptiblished

TOURISTS' GUIDE

Hawaiian Islands.

Numerous 'Maps Sketches,

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE40 t.,

S&lJWhjL.iJLl ,.'1.'' ,..: ...'.- - ',. ... i',r. ,,? i2mmmmnmmMwmmmfflmtmmmmm& mi!&km$mAmt

LtlVfiiovACo.. T1LEGIMB.

Giftard willliowerfiom

1890.

from

1890.

poisons

law.

18V0.

TiinouaiiouT tub- -

IJ.l,USTItATi: WITH

and

CO.,C29 flw Merolinut Ilonolulu.

SEVENTIETH DAY.

AVkdnhsday, Sept, a.AVTKUXO0S SESSION.

The Ilotiso resumed at 2 o'clock.Minister Blown, for tlio Cabinet,

answered the questions of Rep.Marques regarding certain project-ed removals from ofllce as follow s '.

In answer to the question pro-pounded by Hon. A. Marques ontho 2d lust., I have to say that thoMinisters nre unaware of the factstated by Rep. Mniqucs, "that theNutionni Reform Party have persist-ently demanded the" removal fromofllce of a certain few Individualsnotorious for their incompetence ortheir offensive and notivc partisan-ship in politics," and they cannotami do not believe that tho NationalReform Party or any political orga-nization has become so demoralizedover tho pursuit of oflloe as thostatements of Rep. Maiqties wouldlead them to infer. .

In reply to the question as lo"want the Cabinet proposed lo doin the matter, tire any changes to bomade, and u ao, when.-- " the replyis that such changes as are foundlo be necessary or expedient will bemade with duo regard to tho clll-cien-

of tho public service and atbitch time as the Cabinet may doomappropriate, The Cabinet furtherde6rc to stale that they arc exceed-ingly surprised at the tancand.tcnorof the questions asked and wouldinform the honornblo gentleman thattboy consider their "woul of honor"to be above the inuendocs and situssought to bo cast upon il in thefourth paiagraph of the questions,and also to inform the honornblogentleman of a fact which he seemsto have overlooked that the Cabinetwhen they took ofllce swore to faith-fully discharge and perform the du-ri- es

peitaining to their several of-llc-

and they consider that theywould be violating their oaths in re-

cognizing and carrying into effectthe spoils system.

Rep. Kniua moved theieplybcaccepted and laid on the table.

Rep. Marques seconded tho mo-

tion. It was not his intention todiscuss it now. Tho matter couldbe settled later.

The motion carried.Rep. Knlua resolved that after

September 8th no more bills bo in-

troduced, except such as have lieonnoticed. Adopted.

Noble Burchardt resolved that theCommittee on Accounts be author-ized to pay the bills of the SpecialCommittee to Investigate at the Ka-li- hi

Hospital. It appeared that thecharges for cab hire wore excessive.

Rep. Knudsen said the membersof the committee on accountsthought the charges for hack biroejutravagaut, and it was properthcrefoie that the matter shouldhave been brought before the House.Thirty-si-x dollais a day for car-riages was extravagant and shouldnot bo paid.

Noble Mullcr wauled mote infor-mation on the subject.

Rep. Paehaole said the committeehad made three trips out there, anddid not always go together. Theheaviness of the charge was due towaiting time. Ojio afternoon thecarriages were engaged from half- -

past one to six. Other members ottho House went out, but the driverscharged the same for waiting in "thecase of one man as of, several. Com-

mittee members ha'd to be drivenhome, and one lived at the Junctionof Waikiki road, another up Lilihastreet, etc.

Noble Kauhane thought a savingcould have been made by, hiring thehacks by tho day.

Rep. Kalua luither explained thomatter.

The resolution was adopted.Rep. Bush read a first timo by

title his bill to amend Sec. 48, ChilCode, relating to juries. Read asecond time by title and referred tohdect committee on that subject.

Noble Crabbe submitted a resolu-tion, asking the Minister of the Interior to furnish tho Ilbtisc with acopy of the lease, by the lato Gov-ernment to the Oahu Railway &Land Co., of the western pat t of theharbor. Adopted.

Rep. ICnlua moved that all amenn-racnt- fl

to the Constitution be takenfrom the tablo and referred to theselect committee- on that subject.Carried.

Rep. Cummiugs road a flrnt limeby title his bill to encourage the cul-

tivation of coffee.OIWF.U OK Till! DAY.

Second reading of the HawaiiRailway Bill.

Noble Phillips, in view of the tem-per of the House in regard to theOahu Railway Bill, to which this billwas similar In principle, asked leavelo withdraw tho bill.

Rep. Kalua moved that tho bill bemnde the order of tho day some daynext week. They should hold on tothe bill for fear it might not comeback.

Rep, Brown supported tho requestof tho introducer for leave to with-draw the bill.

Noble Muller, to save the time oftho House, moved the bill pass toengrossment.

Tho motion for leave was canied.Third reading of tho bill to create

cantouiers or permanent workcin ontho public roads.

, Tho President Interrupted the in-

terpreter's' reading by Baying it wasnot necessary to read further, as nsection had boon left out of the bill

and It would have to be rcferrsdback to the enrollment committee.

Third reading oi bill relating toliens on public highways.

Minister Brown moved the billpass. Carried.

Consideration of the Appropria-tion Bill in committee of the whole.

Noblo 1'hllllps was called lo thechair.

Support of English, Hawaiian,and Common Schools, 8170,000; re-

pot t of select committee rccom-mendin- E

S1UO,000, with 820,000 forSt. Louis College and ntlllintedsohools.

Rep. Brown moved to olriko out,"Salary Deputy Inspector, $4500,"as tho committee say il is includedin tho general appropriation. Car-ried.

Rep. Brown moved that tho itemfor support of schools pass at 8190,- -

000 as recommended.Noblo Baldwin asked for the rea-

sons.Rep. Marques said the Board had

originally asked for 8180,000 andthe extra 810,000 was recommendedon account of the proposal to in-

crease teachers' salancB.Passed at $(190,000.Rep. Brown moved that tho item

of 812,000 for thu ReformatorySchool pass.

Rep. R. W. "Wilcox moved il hestruck out.

Rep. Brown understood that thcrowore fourteen boys in tho school.Thero was no other placo for boyswho got into mischief. It was aninstitution such as every civilizedcountry possessed. Boys ought notto be sent to prison to assooiale withcriminals. It would be a great mis-

take to strike the item out.Noble Crabbe said that on the

former consideration of theso itemsho moved that this one be struckout. He would now move that theitem be reduced to 8GO00.

Noblo Baldwin had not beentluough the institution, but in passing it unci ucen struct: willi tue ap-

pearance of the surroundings. Therewas a necessity for an institution ofthis kind, and he would not like tosee the appropriation diminished.Perhaps the school had not beenkept up as it should, but let themvote the 812,000 and probably some-thing would be done toward im-

proving it.Noble Burchatdt supported the

passage of the item at the fullamount. There was no question asto the necessity of such an institu-tion, not only for the class men-tioned but for boys whose parentscould not control them. He des-

cribed a case in point coming underhis own observation.

Rep'. R. V. Wilcox would with-draw his motion if the Board wouldgive assurance of putting a live manin charge. There were only fourboys in the school a shoit time ago,and tho principal was getting $100a'tnoutb, with an assistant at $70,and another native assistant. Thespeaker made reflections on thecharacter of the principal, and saidthat if the Cabinet amounted toanything it would turn the wholoBoard of Education out.

Noble Pua was in favor of thomotion to strike the item out. Thereport of the President of the Boardof Education gave no encouragingreport of tho school.

Minister Brown reminded mem-

bers that the expenses of the schoolsince March 31 had to bo paid, sothat the item could not be entirelystruck out. Under a former man-agement the school was a terror totho neighborhood, from the depre-dations of its pupils. Ho hnd netheard of anything of tho kind lately.There are fourteen, boys now in thoschool. If only two or llnee boyswere saved irom the gutter by theinstitution, it would be worth whilemaintaining il.

Rep. Nawabi moved the committeerise. Carried.

Noblo Phillips presented the re-

port, which was adopted.Tho House adjourned nt4 o'clock.

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IS hereby given to nil persons that ata meeting of tho shareholders of

Wm. G. Irwin As Co, (L'd), held onthe 81st day of July, 181)0, It was votedto accept, tho Chatter of Incorporationdated July 24, 1890, and gi'anted totliein and their associates and succesgniHunder the corporato naino and style of

Wm. G. Irwin &. Co.. Limited.

Ami thtit tho Corpoiation under saidChin tcr was duly oiganlzed, and electedthe following named ofllccrs, viz:

Proldent & ManngcrWilliam G.hwln,

Vice-Preside- . . .Clans Spreckels,Seeictary & Treasurer

W. M Glffard,Auditor T. O. Porter.

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shall bu individually liable forthedebtfi of tho Corpoiation, beyondtho amount which shall be due.urontho share or shares ownoJ or hold byhimself. W M. GIFFABD.

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NOTICEIS hereby given to all persons that at

a niietlng of the sliaieholdeis ofPaauhau Plantation Co., (L'd), held ontho 1st day of August, 189D. It was votedto accept tho Chatter of Incoi partitiondated July 24, 18SI0. and granted to themand their associates and successoisunder the corpoiation name and style of

Paauhau Plantation Co., Limited.

And that the Corporation uudor saidbarter was duly oig.inlzcd and elected

the following named officers, viz.:President Wm. G. Iiwin,

Clans Spieckels,Sccretaiy & Tie.ismer

W. M. Glffard

Notice is also gi en that, pursunnttothe terms of 8iid Charter, no stock-holder shall be Individually liable forthe debts of the Corporation, beyondthe amount which shall be duo upon thofcluiro or ihaies owned or held bv him-self. W. M. GIFFABD,

Sccretaiy Panuhnu Plantation Co.029 lm

Baldwin Locomo

The undersigned having been appointedsole agents for the Utiwaiiun

Islands

For the Ceiobrated

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From the works of

Barnliam, Parry, Williams & Co.,

XMillniXelpliln, Xeiiii.,Aro now prepared to give estimates nndreceive orrleia for thc-- engines, of anysize and style.

Tho Baldwin Locomotive Wohks aronow manufacturing a stylo of Locomotive particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes,

A number of which have recently beenreceived at these Islands, nnd wo willkavo pleuro iu furnishing plantationagents and munugeri willi particularsof Buiue.

Tho superiority of theso Locomotivesover all of her makes is not only knownhero but is acknowledged throughoutthe Unittd States.

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