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Commission. Meronants.

it BLOJKlJUiJlliD So Co.,

General Commission Agents.

. 070 ly Honolulu

G. W. MACEABLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Queen street, - Honolulu. H. I.1048 .

BREWER & COMPANY,C . (Limited)

Uknbjul Mkhcantilk ashCommission Aoknts.

list op officeks:P. O. J onbb, Jr. . . .President & ManagerJ. O. Oahtek. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary

DIttECTOllS:

Hon. O. RBisiioi S. C. Allen,If. WA.TKB1IOUSE.

33tJiy

T. WATEBHOTJSE,JOHN Iuiportcrand Dealer' in GeneralMerchandise, tuuon at., Honolulu. 1

d. N. CaBtle.-- J; B. Atherton-G- K P. Castle& OOOKE,CASTLE Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral Merchandise, No. SO King st.,Honolulu I

t

Clans Hprt-ckt- Wm. Q. Irwin.t

IRWIN & COMPANY,WOc. Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

5 OO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Paints,Oils, Nails, Sal, and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Port and tiuoon ste.,Honolulu. 1

GRINBAUM et CO.,MS. Importers of General Mer--oliandiuo and CommiBslon Merchants,Honolulu, and

124 California street,San Francisco, Cal.

R. Lowers, P. J, Lowroy O. M. Cooke.

EWERS .55 OOOKE,L (successors to Lowers & Dickson.)mporters und Dealers in Lumbpr and all

kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu. 1

GONBAIjVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants80 Beaver Block, Honolulu.

Notice of Removal!

THOMAS LINDSAY,Manufacturing Joweler & Watchmaker

Has removed to ono of the NowStores in tho

TIiomiiH Jtlock, Kiiitf Street,Three doors from Cnstle & Cookes,

Whero ho is prepared to manufactureall iinds f Jewelry. 00

O IiUSO HAWAIIANO.

perbona who want to communiALL with tho Poitugueso, eitherfor business, or for procuring workmen,servants or any other helps, will Und ittho moat protltublo way to advertise intho Luso Jfawailano, tho new organ ofthe Portuguese ooluny, which is pub-llsho- d

on Hotel streoi, and only cuurgeareasonable rutoi for advertisement

WEEKLY BUL.LETIN-- 2dcolumns, purely local matter-Mu- lled

to foreign countries,! perannum.

BrofosBlonalB.

Alfred maqoon,J ATTORNEY AT LAW.173 42 Morchant street, Honolulu, ly

T H. SOPE3B, M. D.

Consulting Physician and Surgeon.S. W. Corner Sixth nnd Market streots,opposite Ilnwnil Nel Millinery Estab-lishment, San Francisco. .23

SAMUEL K. KAEO,

--Atrtoxjxey at 3T.aw.Ofllco, : No. 0 Kttahumnnu street.

ap.JM-8S.l-

J. M. MOMSARRAT,Attorney and Counsellor nt Xinw.

Notary Public and Commissioner ofDeeds for tho Btntes of New York, Cali-fornia and Pennsylvania. Merchantstreet, "Gazette" Block, Honolulu, H. I.

j unci) 88

PIONEERS.TEAI CANDY FACTORY

AND BAJCCOEICX".F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,

Pastry Cook nnd Baker.71 Hotel St. "SBEST Telephone 74

U. M. BENSON. O. W. SMITH.

BENSON, SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,113 & 110 Fort Street, - Honolulu.

Depot for Bocricko & Scechlk's

ROMCEPATHIC. MEDICINES,Rickseckcr's Perfumes.aud Toilet

Requisites, i2y

HOLLISTEE & CO.,

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fort Street, William's Block, ITono-21- 0

Honolulu, H. I.

WINNER & CO.Jlnuufacturlmr Jewellers,no. s port street.

Constantly on hand i largo assortmenof everydescription of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

. 058 ly,

Sanders' Baggage Express Co.

jOfflce, 84 King street, Telephone No. SO.

Residence Telephone No 20J.Ocn'l XJxprcsslnc i& TrtvylnfsPiano and Furnituro moving a specialty.

Wagons meet all incoming steamers.july-2- 5 ly

Husface & Robertson,

DRAYMEN.LI, orders for Cartage promptly at-xj-

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to tho other Islands,

Also, Black and White Sand

in quantities to suit at lowest prices.

Office, adjoining E. P. Adams & Co.'sauction room.983 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.

WJEtJSJSCXZ.

Continental and ColonialAGENCY.

36 Eue deDunkerque, -- . - PariB.

jSxccutes Indents for every descriptionof French, Belgian,Swiss, German, and English Goods, attho best Mnnufuoturers' Lowest Prices.

Commission, por cent.All Trade and Cash Discounts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Remittances, through a London orParis Banker, payable on delivery ofShipping documents; or, direct to thomanager. v

Tho Agency Represents, Buys, andSells, lor Homo and Colonial Firms.

i'lcno Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,Bilks, Velvulb, Lawns, Chintzes,Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,Mllliuury, Luces, Gloves,Fringes, Parasols, Hubordashery,Gold and Silver Laco,Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,Boots and Shoes, Glass, and(JhlniLwaro, Clocks, Watches,Jowellry, Fancy Goods,Electroplate, Musical Instruments,Fans, Ecclesiastical amiOptical Goods, MlrrorB, Toys.Perfumery, Wines, &c,Oilman's btores, Books ArtisticFurniture, Stationery,Uhromos, Machinery. &c, &o.

lBOlySJ

, ! ft,. V JhS m

Bearer )4jiilooiiTho Boat Lunoh In Town,

Tea and Coffee at ill Hours

Tho Finest Brand of

Ciiiffs.jgfe.Tota.Alvrays on Hand.

II. J. KOIm Proprietor.

Choicest Mutton !

Beef, B3r4"I"'WV Pork,JTIsli, Veg;otttlleN, scM &zc.

Always on hand at the

HONOLULU MARKET(Successors to Wm. McCandlcFs),

No. G lnecn tit., : : i'luh Slarltot,Honolulu, II. I.

t5T"Faraily and Shipping Oiders care- -

fully attended to. Live Stock furnishedto vessels at short notice. my 17-8- 8

TII33

gf Metropolitan ftl

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager.

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AND

NAVY CONTRACTOBS.1717 ly

Meat Sralntait,Fort Ht opiio. O. H. S. Co.'s Wharf.

P. MILTON, Proprietor.

Beef, Veal, Pork, Fish, Mutton

8aiHiiBo fc "VoKotjiljlcs.

Also a supply of

On hand at all times.

Shipping and Families supplied atshortest notice and with best attention.

3L. MoDBCDEIVZIDE,05 Manager. tf

JOS. TINKER,IUITCIIF.lt.

City Market,Nuunnu Street.

Beef, Sj Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Pork.

ALSO

Cambridge Pork Sausages !

Fresh Every Day.

ESfHis noted Sausages are mado bythe every best machinery, nnd all ordersentrusted to his care will bo deliveredwith promptness and dispatch, and hisprices aro as low as unywhero In thocity.

tSTTry his Bologna Sausages."oct-- 88

WRIGHT BROS.,

Fort Street, next Lucas Mill,

Ship's Blactaitliing, Carriage

Building & Repairing.

Drays, Carts & Wagon Building a Specialty.

Every description of work in theabove lines performed in a tlrst-clas- s

manner and executed at short notice.II living secured the burvlco of one of

the best Painters in townUood Ctirrlnge Fainting lu uumii-tce- d;

Excellent TriuiiiilncalHodoiio.tSTMutual Telephone, No. 070--ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

Orders from tho other Islands solicited.iny.2S.88

Tho Inter-fBlu- ml StoumNavigation Co., Limited,

Keep constantly on hand for sale

Steam Family and Blacksmith Coaland a general assortment of

His, Bar Iron.

Fall Dress Goods !

NEW DESIGNS. -- a

S.

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S&- NEWAT

104: Fort Street, Honolulu.W.

Fall Dress Goods

MATERIALS.

POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE,THE-

3ProprietorWc call specinl attention to our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT which

has been replenished, and wo are showing all tho

Latest Woolen Dress Materials 1

In tho Now Plaids & Fancy Stripes with plain material, to combine with

BBack & Colored' Alpacas !Vory stylish and very suitable for this climate.

Cashmeres, Nuns Veilings & Dress FlannelsIn all colors, always on hand.

Sp.ecial DBarg-aim- s in Jillcs IDirect importations from the manufacturer.

Rliadama & Surrah Silks, Itliadaiuii & Surrah Silks,In black and all desirable colors.

Blnelc Gros Gralnw and Brocaded Silica,At very low prices. Also a, few choice patterns of

FANCY FOULARA& SUW9W1ER SILKSWo also havo n complete assortment of

FANCY BRAID and SILK TRIMMINGS,In sets with panols, in all colors.

Now Tinsel, Mixed Trimmings, How Jet Trimmings & Handsome Jet Ornaments

Srinspcction is Solicited jg& jfJtf"Inspcction is Solicited JgGf

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.No. 85 FORT STEEET. HONOIULTI.

General .AfijontsExpert Accountants and Collectors Real Estato, Fire & Lifo Insuranoo

Agents, Custom-Hous- e, Loan and Exchange Brokers. .

Departments of Business:Books end Accounts accurately kept and (properly adjusted.Collotions will receive special attention and returns promptly mado.Conveyancing a Specialty. Itccords searched and correct Abstracts of Title

furnished.Local Documents and Papers of every description carefully drawn and hand

somely engrossed.Copying' and Translating in.All languages in general uio m this Kingdom.Seal Estato bought and sold. Taxes said and Property safely insured.Houses, Cottages, Booms, Offices and Land leased and rented, and rents collected.Fire and Life Insurance effected in first-clas- s Insuranco Companies.Custom-Hous- e Business transacted with accuracy and dispatch.

' Loans negotiated at favorablo rates.Advertisements and Subscriptions solicited for Publishers.Any Article purchased or sold on most favorable terms.Inter-Islan- d Orders will recelvo particular attention.

C37 All Business entrusted to our cars will reoaive prompt and faithful attention atmoderate charges.

Having had an oxtcnsive business experience for over twonty.flve ycarsinNew York City and elsewhere, we feel competent to attend to all business of anintricate and complicated nature, or requiring tact and discretion, nnd respectfullysolicit a trial.

BellTelephone No. 274. Ha-waila- n BuaineHH AGfonoy.Jan. 7.88

Just Received at Hollister & Go.'sA largo assortment of

PERFUMES! PERFUMES!Comprising tho well-kno- brands of

COLGATE & CO.,. LUNDBORGS,LUBIN'S, ATKINSON'S,

EASTMAN'S ALOHA, HOYT'S COLOGNEFARINA GERMAN COLOGNE, &c.

o

Por Sale at DEteasonalble 3Prioef-mh-24- j

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. R"

AERATED WATERS !

Steam Works, Sunny South, Wtvikiki.

J. E. BROWN & CO., - - Proprietors.Depot, 28 Merchant Street, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

oUAl'AOITY l.OOO UOZKN Villi DAY.

O'Tho Only Apparatus making High Class

TAHITI LEMONADE, GINGER ALE,Hop Ale, Cream Soda,

Sarsparilla, Grenadine, RaspberryadeAnd TUBE, STKONG EFFERVESCING

PLAIN SODA WATER.Also, Genuine Apollinaris Water, 75 cents per dozen, delivered.

Latest Improved Machinery and Tatent GluBJ-valv- o Bottles.

TELEPHONES Boll, 172; Mutual, 360; Post Offico Box, 469,

g0" Orders delivered to any part of the .city. Island orders solicited, gApril-13-8- 8

Royal Insurance Company,

Accumulation ot Funds, - $20,G02,205.00

Firo rUks taken at current rates nndsettlement mado in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agont.July 2tt.B8.ly

Union l'lro A ainrliio

Insurance Company of N, ICapital, $2,000,000; Unllmllod Liability.

Fire and Marine risks, taken at currentrates and settlement mado in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july2088-l- y

STJ3V

Insurance Co. of San Francisco.

Marine risks on Hull?, Cargoes, Freightsand Commissions nt current rates

JOHN S. "WALKER, AgentJuly 20.88-l- y

JEEGDteBUIlGGeneral Insurance Company.

Marine risks om Uulls, Cargoes, Freightand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN. S. WALKER, Agent.july2088.1y

THE NEW YORK

Life Insurance Oo.Strictly Mutual Organized 1846.

ASSETS OVER - $85,000,000

The actual (not estimated) results of itsmatured Tontine policies exceed thoseof any other Company issuing similar

policies.

Tho Xonforfcltlnc

Free Tontine PolicyWith Mortuary Dividond (returning allpremiums in addition to face of policyshould death occur during the Tontineperiod) as issued hy this Company in.eludes tho advantages of Tontino accu.mutation, guaranteed options at the endof Tontine periods nnd perfect fiecdomufter two years as to residence, traveland cccupation, except service in war.

Nonforfeitable after 3 Years.B2TFor full particulars and estimated

results based upon actual results paidin 1888 apply to

CO. BE RGEiRi,Honolulu, General Agent Hawaiian

JulyJ Islands. 21-8- 8

Honolulu Iron Works.IRtnnmitnnlnna onr.n.tn!11o l.ntl

ors, coolers; iron, brass nnd lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmado to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

WALKER & REDWAED,

Contraotoro &: Builders.Brick, Btono and Wooden Buildings; es-timates given. Jobbing promptly at-tended to. 70 King street. Bell Tele-phone No. 2. r. O. Box, 428. np y

GEORGE LUCAS,jR uTTMrTiiThy.

and Builder,

Honolulu Steam Planing MiIIb, splanade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work finish. Turning, Scroll und BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from the other Is-an-ds

solicited

ENTERPRIS

PLANING MILL. EAlttlum,

Telephonenear tyiei'ii

115.

St.

J. C. MAROHANT,(Buocessor to T. G. Thrum)

Book-hinde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

Fritrnl Building, Bethel street. Hono.03 lulu. tf

rpHE BEST PAPER to nubscrlboA lor is tho "Dally Bulletin." 50cents per nionth.

A. H. ItASEMANN,Book-hinde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. 10 Kaahumanu street. Up sUlrs.ocU.88.1y

THE ONLY PAPER read by allX classes "The Dailv Bulletin.'1 60

i ccntB.pcr month.

FIRE,LIFE, and

.MARINEINSURANCE.Hartford Piro Insurance Co.

Asset, $5,288,000

Commercial Insuranco Co.

(Fire and Marino)Assets, $450,080

Anglo-Novad- a Assurance Oorporatica(Fire and Marino)

Capital, paid up, $2,000,OC 0

South British Firo and Marino Ins. Co

Capital, $ie,ooo,oeoNow York Lifo Insuranoe Co.

'Awets, $85,090,000

C.O.BERGEEHONOLULU.

Genoral Agent, Haw'n Islands.

1653 ly'

3SQ U1TABLB

Society

Of ttio CTxiltod States.

THE LEADING COMPANY.

New Business In 1887 - $138,023,105Applications refused lor - 23,729,317Total Income - 23,240,8 19

Surplus 4 per cent 1 8, 1 04,2 iS

Gain in Assets during year 8,8G8,4&'

Etc., Etc., Etc.,

In tho abovut nnd most important po!nt '

the Equitable heads tho list ofLifo Companies.

A. J. CARTWRIGHT,General Acotat ror IlawaUaa

luland..

Juno

CASTLE & COOKE, .

Life, Fire & Marine ln6Ur'od Ageits.

AOkHTS roKTho IWevT England

iMUTUAl LIFE INS. COMP'Y,of Boston.

Tlio JEtna Tire Insurance Co.of Hartford, Coon.

The Union VIre andMarine Insurance Co.

of Ban Francisco, Cola.lUlly

Prussian NationalInsurance Gompfy

MiJJl4isjrj ACM.U

Capital, 8,000,000 Relcktauurfc

undersigned, having hetr 'ap-pointed pgeat of the above Com ay-

for tho iravnllnri.TBlon1- - I. --... .1 Laccopt risks, gainst Fire, on BwiW5grFurniture, MorchandMe, Produce,Mills etc., on th6 most F.vdi'ablo T rsLotus Promptly Adjusted and PsvaWa

Honetulu.

H. RIEMSaiSOHNEIWIlt,Jly-871- y

1 at Wilder AUo's.

Pioneer Shirt FactoryOfHonflulu, No. 17 Emma W

The hntlerslgned hops to .inforr Miepublic of these Islands that ho Is makingSlilrts liy ACeasrcuoit I

Directions for of.meaeuremeri$w ilb given on application.

White Shirts, OiersMrts A Iltft GcwuA fit guarantee by making a sample

Bhlrt to every ordef.Island order solicited Bell Telephone 419,

68 ly A. S. MMIJL1.4

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IniTjt IJttTIitfinPMccH to ncitlitr Sect nor P,ttly,But cstablixlicd for the benefit of all.

WEDNESDAY, IS )V. M, 1888.

ONE POINT TO BE GAINED.

One point, anil Hint not an insig-nificant one, to be gained by theconstruction of the projected rail-road to Pearl Ilaibor, is the bring-ing within easy reach of Honolulu amost desirable locality for countiylcsidcnces, for pel sons whoso ietu-la- r

occupations are in the capitalcity. Tlicic is piobably no place onthe islands, certainly not within tenor fifteen miles of Honolulu, whichpresents the same advantages forprivate residence as the district ofPearl Harbor. Here is a beautifulsheet of land-locke- d water, safe inall weathers for boating, etc. Thesurrounding country is open to thehealthful trade winds, which most ofthe year exeicise a cooling effect onthe atmosphere. Unoccupied landis abundant. The whole population

f Honolulu might he transferred toits shores without taking up onetithe of the land on which nobodynow h es. With a lailroad connect-ing that district with the city, itwould be within reach of the meansof many of our business people andothers to locate their country resi-dences there, to whicn to retire atthe close of the day's duties, forrest and luoreation. Thirty or fortyminutes' quiet travel by lail wouldtake one fiom here to there. Nodoubt the completion of the roadwill be followed by the springing upof many pleasant homes in that dis-

trict, now so spaisely populated.Fortius reason, in addition to manyotheis, its completion will be hailedwith joy.

THE NEW DIREGTORY.

By the Australia the first instal-ment of the new Hawaiian directorwas leceived in this city and Mr. J.C. Lane will at once attend to theirditiibution through the city andother islands. The book at a cursoryglance is. exceedingly well gotten upthe names are all in alphabeticalOlder and the inlioduetion has beenwritten with much caie. Thereshould be a large demand foi copies.

Y. M. G. A.

The monthly business meeting ofthcY. M. C. A. will he held at 7o'clock evening a halfhour earlier than usual.

The mon'b meeting last eveningwas largely attended and the interestwarrants there continuance, so thesinging class will be omitted

evening and :i gospel meetingfor men held instead at 7 :30. Noonmeets at 12:2." every day this week.

thwjhaling" fleet.The whole of the whalers reported

imprisoned in the ice succeeded ingetting out. On October 22nd anorthwest gale spi ung up , whichbroke up the ice and allowed thewhalers to get out into the opensea. Following is the catch for theseason : Thrasher 5 whales, AbramBarker 2, Lagoda 1, Little Ohio 1,Triton 0, Bounding Billow 2, HelenMar 0, Wanderer 0, Francis Palmer0, schooner J. A. Hamilton 1, Alton1, Belvidere 7, Lucretia 2, Bahena12, Beluga (September 28th) 10,Grampus 3, Jesse II. Freeman ,3,Narwhal 7, Orca 1G, Andrew Hicks7, Eliza 7, William Bayliss 7, Mais7, Lancer (September 25th) C,Hunter 8, Sea Breeze 7, J. P. West3, Ohio 2nd 3, Hidalco 3, Rosario6, Ocean 7 and the Reindeer 3.

MADAME JAFFA.

As announced yesterdaj', MadameJaffa, a well known pianist, arrivedon the Australia. On Tuesdayevening next, the 20th, the Madamewill give a piano recital in the Y.M. C. A. Hall, using the Steinwnygrand piano. The admission willbe $1, and it is to be hoped ourmusic-lovin- g people will turn outin large numbers. Parents shouldalso see that their children who arestudying music are present as therecital to them will bo worth morethan many lessons. The "S, F.Alta" says of Madame Juffa: "Thislady is justly regarded as one of thebest exponents or interpreter ofclassical music on the coast. Byher charming personal qualities,highly cultivated mind and musicaltalent, she has endeared herself toa large circle of friends and pupils."

Madame Jaffa was in Honolulu in18G7, and the "Gazette" of Feb.13th of that year says, "MadameJaffa has won among us a good lepu-tatio- n,

as a pianist, for brilliant exe-cution, and the futo rendering of theauthors whaso music she played,The programme was selections fiomBeethoven, Thalberg, Prudent,Mendelssholi and Schuloff. The se;lections fiom Moidelsslion were ele-

gantly played, and elicited wcll-- imerited praise from good judgespresent. It is a difficult matter tointerest an audience with the pianoalone, thiough au evening j yet wedid not hear any ono dissent to theopinion that the concert had been aperfect success.

UU1UMU1 lilVMiMI

Tammany Society Opposed to their

Formation and Existence.

Committee Report Submitted.

At a meeting of the TammanySociety last evening twche newmembers were elected, includingJoseph Franklin, an

and a Republican member ofthe Legislature four yeais ago. C.A. Buckley was added to the Com-mittee on Trusts. Members of thesociety volunteered to guard thepolls on the night of the election andthe subsequent night. Speechesweic made by Joseph Naphthaly,A. J. Clunic, Joseph Franklin andothers. Mr. Franklin assigned ashis reasons for leaving the Repub-lican party and joining the Democratic, the action of Grover Cleve-land m signing the Chinese Exclu-sion bill, and the failure of the Re-

public Administration to provideany lemcdy for the evils of Mongo-lian immigration. The Committeeon Trusts submitted their report,which was unanimously adopted.The committee were authorized toemploy counsel and to commenceaction through the Attorney-Gener- al

of the State forthwith. Thereport of the committee was as fol-low s :

To the President, Officers and Mem-bers of Tammany Society, SanFrancisco, Gentlemen :

The undersigned, appointed at ameeting of Tammany Society onSeptember 26th last as a committeeto investigate the workings of theSugar Tiust in this State, to ascer-tain the name of any Californiancoi poration belonging to said Trust,and the advisability of the Societytaking action to counteract the inju-rious effects of planting the trustsystem on this Coast, beg leave tosubmit the following report:

The following extract taken fromthe report of the Investigating Com-mittee of the State of New York,gives the history of the formatiou ofthe Tiust, oi, as it calls itself, "TheSugar Rclineiies Company," its ob-jects and the manner of its work-ings:

"The combination known as theSugar Trust, with a capital repic-sente- d

by stock certificates amount-ing to 15,000,000, came into exis-tence by virtue of an agt cementdated on or about October 21, 1887,by and between the stockholders ofeight sugar refineries, csipoiationsof ibis and other States on the East-ern coast of the United States (one,however, was located in St. Louis),by which they agieed to surrenderthe stock of their seeral corpora-tions to ceitain persons as Trustees,called the Sugar Rclineiies Com-pany, and who were to hold thesame for the benefit of all ; and inexchange for such stock so surrend-ered the several stockholder so

receiving stock certificatesin the Sugar Refineries Compairy inamount at least four times the nom-inal value of the slock surrendered.

'The stock of the several corpoia-tion- s

in the bands of the trusteescalled the Sugar Rcfiueiics Com-pany, gae them the absolute con-trol of all the refineiies in the combination, and enabled the trust torun all the refineries exclusively forthe profit of all, and without anycompetition between them. Bysuch surrender the several corpora-tions became the raeie satellites ofthe trust (being the Sugar Refiner-ies Company), and all their affairsare dominated fiom the centralbody. A system of leports contain-ing statements of raw material pur-chased, refined sugar on hand thedaily output of each refinery, together with the funds in the treas-ury, is established between thetiust and its vassal corporations.The Sugar Refineries Company, re-commended when a refinery shallshut down and when it shall run,but, at work or idle, it receives itsshare of the general earnings. Thetrust exercises absolute control ofall the industry, and in its discre-tion takes in new corporations,which surrender their stock at avaluation agreed upon, and in turnreceive certificates of stock in TheSugar Refineries Company, forwhich reception of new corporationstho original trust agreement madefull provision. It is obvious that ineffect this combination, repiesent-in- g

as it does eighty-liv-e per cent,of the sugar refining capacity of theAtlantic coast, and all the sugar re-fineries in the State, can gieatly af-

fect, and for n time at least control,at once tho price of the raw mate-rial, and of the refined product, andthis without regaid to the interestof the consumor. It ap-pears that the price of sugar haslargely advanced sinco tho trust'sformation, and no satisfactory ex-

planation was given of tho causo ofsuch advance, aside fiom tho com-bination complained of, of eighty-fiv-e

per cent, of the sugar relinetsof the Atlantic coast to put uppi ices."

Sinco the formation of "ThoSugar Refineries Company,;' and inaccordance with its original plan,numcious additional refineries havebeen taken into the trust, andamong them the "American SugarRefinery," a California corporation,having its factory at the northwestcorner of Union and Batteiy streets,in this city.

This corporation waa originallyformed 'as the American Sugar Re

finery, Tjiifc rcincotiiOrated oii tho22d 'day of August, 1885, ns theAmerican Sugar Refinery Companywith a capital stock of 1,000,000,divided, inl.0 10,000 shares of thopar value of 8100 each, the objectsand purposes of the company, as sotout in its articles of incoi poration,being 1,lo cany on tho business ofsugar refining; to purchase, soilmanufactuic and deal in sugars andthe products thereof ; to purchase,sell, hire, lease, maintain and oper-ate sugar leilncries and refiningworks; to purchase, sell, hire andlease such lands as aro lcquisilc orconvenient for cairying on the sugarrefining business; to purchase, sell,construct and maintain Imildings,machinery, tools and other articlesand matciials necessary or useful insaid business ; to purchase and holdor sell shares of the capital stock ofother coiporations, and generally todo and perform all other acts andthings necessary or useful or auxil-iary to the main objects of the com-

pany as above set forth."About tho 1st of March, 1888, the

"American Sugar Refinery Com-pany" amalgamated with "The Su-

gar Rclineiies Company," .surrend-ering to the latter its entire capitalstock and taking in lieu thereof cer-

tificates issued by said "The SugarRefineries Compairy," of the facevalue of one and a quarter millionsof dollars. Since that time the"American Sugar Refinery Com-pany" has been under tho exclusivecontrol of "The Sugar RefineriesCompany," (which is not a corpora-tion but an association of Easterncapitalists), the supply, as well asthe price of the sugar of the Cali-fornia Company, being legulated

trust managers. TheAmerican Sugar Refinery Companyhas failed to carry out the put posesfor which it was incorporated, hassuriendered the entire control of itsproperties to outside patties, liasceased to maintain its identity, andhas become part and paiccl of anunlawful combination to 'decreasethe supply and increase the price ofa necessary article of domestic con-sumption.

Cairying out the views of the so-

ciety in undei taking this investiga-tion into the workings of the sugartrust, your committee has also ex-amined into the piesent legal statusof said American Sugar Refinery,which we understand is the onlyCalifornia corpoiation belonging tothe said trust, and to that end haveexamined the opinion of the Attorney-G-

eneral of the State of NewYork, lendeicd in io the NorthRiver Sugar Refinery Companj' andin le the Sugar Refineries Company,on the 29LU day of June iabt, andhave also consulted with the Ilon.iG. A. Johnson, the Attorney-Gener- al

of the State" of California, andnow repoit to this society, aftersuch investigation, that in the judg-ment of your committee the Amer-ican tSugar Refinery, by becomingamalgamated witli the Sugar Refin-

eries Company, has committed anillegal act, and that in a proper ac-

tion in the Couits in the State a for-feitu- ie

of its chaitcr will bo decreed.Your committee suggests that the

Tammany Society of San Franciscotake immediate steps to have theAttorney-Gener- al commence a properaction against said Californiacoi poration for the forfeitureof its franchise, and for damages, nntl to tnat end make piovis-io- n

tor the necessary costs and re-

tain counsel to assist tho Attorney-Gener- al

in such prosecution.Your obedient servants,

R. B. MiTciiKLr.,C. L. Ackmmian,P. F. Dunnc,

Committee.Dated October 24, 1888.

fAlta California, Oct. 25.

Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.

Rflorgagee'sNOTICE of SALE.BY older of James Campbell, the

Assigneo of a certain Indenture ofMortgage dated tho 20th day of January,388.1, made by 11. Fllmaiwaa aud Kalu.naolc lils wife, of liana, Maul, to A.Unna, Into ot Hana afoiesaid, deceased,and of record in Liber 27, on page 201und 205, 1 am directed to sell at i'ublicAuction

On Wednesday, TNov. 14th,AT IS O'CLOCK SOON,

At my Salesroom, in said Honolulu, thefolio a in g mentioned

Pieces or Parcels of Land !

Situate in said liana:1 B7 Acres of Laud In Kulinponll,

Knuaipapu, and being a portion otRopl Patent No. 1270.

2.m Acres of Land in Wainaralua,and beii g a portion oMtonl Patent No.fi50

3 '0 Acres of Land In Mnknalao,borne; one half of Iloyal Patent No. 21)41.

ESTFor further particulars enquire of

JAS. F. MOKGAJS,Auctioneer,

Or to Cecil Brown, Attorney for Assigneo.

Dated Honolulu, Oct. 20, 1898.

Postponed,THE above Snlo has been Postponed

MONDAY, Nov. 10th, at 12o'clock noon, at my Salesroom.

JAS. V. MORGAN,03 4t Auctioneer.

FOR SAIiE

A Good-Bree-d of Chickens

and three or four GameRoosters, can bo seen at thocorner of King and Alapnlstreet. 98 8t

LARGE AND

ijjST IN 'JCIIIS

The MutunlSjiieltiHurrmcoOldest active Life Insurance UompnnyLife Insurance Company in tho World.

Its Aett .laminry 1. 1S83, nmmmtcil to$118, 806,851.88 an amount greateruy $35,000 000 "'an thn iibscIs of tlio in u lurut lifn hiHUintico conipuny Inthe world; uml $32,000,000 greitu than tho combined capital and surplus oftho Hank of Jinglnml.

Tho dividend In its policy-holder- s liavo been larger, nml lis mnuapemenf ex.penscs smaller thin in any oilier or mpauy; ha lug paid more than $75,000,000lu dividends nlonc while the total outgo for taxes and expenses sinco organisationhas been less than 10 per rent, of its Incoiru.

Tho Company issues uvcry leciiitnnlo contract connected with human life nmlits policy contracts nro the most liberal i.nd rnslly understood, containing no tech.nlcnl pioviso that could over void ilicii colliction nt maturity. Incontestableafter two years and free of nil restriction, as to residence, travel, modo of uccu.pation or minncr of with liberal cash, or paid up surrender values, thoyiiirulsh a certain estate iind not a possible law bull.

Call upon or address nnv Aqcnl of tho Company (stating age) for tho cost anddescription of tho "Mew VS'tioIo Pwiiiinin Return lHy." wherebytho Company guarantees to Return and Pay, In addition to tho faco of (ho Policy, nilpremiums paid in by the nssuicd, If di-u- oicura during tho term selectedwhile If the owner of policy survives the term, he may settle for cash, or for anyot the mnny options set furlhin (lie contract.

fill

A. D. THORfiAS,Special Traveling Agent.

90 2v

lYyj wtW&l

JI1jtoMHBWHFor Connoisseurs

Just received asunll consignment of

Choice French Clarets,From the well-know- n fiun. of Did os

liercH, nml I iiiiiisst S I'mcol,Horde ui v, Kiunce:

Sfcdoo Monopolu,OJut'iiti Ijiirohc,Clmteuu jA'Ovlllc,

J IlUlt Itl'lOll,CluiLcuu 3L.ii.illu,

Also, from the cellars of Rom ins & (Jo ,London ;

Koch Fils Champagne, 1880;(In Quarts & Magnums)

Cliniulici-tlii- , 1N01 ;Ulinmlirrtlii, 1871:

Clintrnn l'Yqti?m, 1H5H;Dry On rue oil, H 'Yuma Old;

Vliateuu MaruiiuK, 1877;Grande Fine Champagne Brandy, 1811.

JBSTThe above comprises the ChoicestBiumls of Wines and Liquors everim-po- i

ted to this market.FOIt HAIjK BY

MACFARLANE & Go,nov.K) 81

HONOLULU

Engine Co. Io. 1

--AT 1IIK- -

ERifles Armory,

November 16, 1888,'JCICICETH, 1 .OO.

JGSTTo bo had of iho Nous Dealeis.-S- tt

illtd

TOYS, DOLLS,Christmas & New Year Cards,

FANCY GOODS, RUGS, &c.

--AT-

THEO, H. DAYIES C07S.

80 2w

BEST GQiWMAVOtJL.X) n:--

Cmttimny of New Yoi-It- , is tholu tho United blnlcs, uml tho Jai'c;et

S. B. ROSE,tkm'inl Agent Hawaiian Islands.

JOHNWEELA! ID'S

Philadelphia Brewery

gp'THE CRITERION"

Having irciH oil n Fresh Supplyfr m llmt nli-binle- brewery,we nic pirra to tuiuish outpatuns with

Full Flowing "Schooners"

Ab of yon1 In ii'Milion, oui Baris stippliul with tho titsi of

Wines, Liquors & Cigars

lint Ihu mulcpt ntlonl. Wc haeinmlc come additions to our liarto more quickly simply the dem Hid and not liloi Itadc thethorimhlaii' lij thirsty imtrensin nulling turn, to lie Urved,

97 2w 1'ioprictors

Fg; 3Q Days. For 30 Days.

UM CLEARING SALE

or

Miss Chillbuig will hold a Clearing Salefor SO dnya to niako room for

Ifew Holiday GoodsTo in ilvo shortly.

Ladies' 20 Hut will be sold ... for $8 00" 15 " " " ..." 0 00" 10 " " " ..." 5 00" 5 u " "...' 2 50

$12 Ostrich Plumes " '.'.'." 7 00S ITips " " .,. " 1 50

FLOWERS, BIRDS and WINGS,At Half Price.

The nhovo Hats aic all New and of thoLatest Styles, and Trimmed with

the very best materials.

iss CHILE-BUR-G

021 rortStieet. Ilin

Selling Off at Oost.

Intending to Close Out my presentbusiness, I now oiler

GREAT BARGAINSIN

oofs, i4 Shoes;ETC. ETC.

Lndlpsnnd Gentlemen can now obtaintho Best Articles in this lino

A.X COST- -

JBSTPIease Give Mo an Early Call.-- a

03 Fort Bticet above King. lw

International Bestanrant !

Marine street, iiiNear Fish Market

Hlngle SIcuIh itQ G'eutH ICarli.Hoard Per Weelt Sl.OO.

Tho table supplied with tho best theimrkct nflords.

Currio and Rice and Mango Chutnoyevery ijay for Dinner. .

JUSTIN DEM ALU,M lw Proprietor.

PacificUr'Viirt?i'til

ISWilJFOXff SVX'KliJKlX,

BST BARGAINS 1n Now Lino of Br BARGAINS -

Lamps, Chandeliers & Lanterns,

Ml- Lfrll

I

At Loor Prices than over

s-- Just Rc

Noi-olLic- N mid Xfniicy CSoocl, In lrtxs: Variety.

JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE LINE OP

Ladies', Gents', I CMfireiis' Bail Sis,IN COTTON

Also, Ladies' Black Diamond Dye Hoseo

In future, E. Small will lo prepared to doCutting and Fitting.

1761 ly

oix-uni-t ITOll SAJCE

'ATENT FILTERP BESSES,(UtOT;

FROM SELWUl & Ij ANGUS.

18 & 30 Chambers & Chamberso

Which have a arc n sucress nt II tikWaimen, Kohii i nu;

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i furar (J i , Lihuc, ITnnamaulu, Keknha,nlicclio , u , and whichL itcst Impiovunetit-- .

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ALSO FOH SALE-

OF THE

STiltex Olotli

BOOK

vcjrjr;IlONOLUliU.

FANCY MS

SPARE PARTS ABOVE PRESSES,

AT LOWEST KATES 11Y

H. HACKFELD & CO., Agents.S3 Ini

On Account of Ekmoval !

GENFIIE GLSARAICS SALE.:or

mmm-- COMPItlBlNQ-

Plush Sets, Ladies' Work Baskets,In Plush & Leather; Iliequo, Ght--s & I'm inn Vnio, Opera &

Jliirinu GhiBBCs, Tulci-copc'B-

MCiusie Boxes, 1B?oy s, Books, Vllbiims,And oilier tliiiiKB too nunioroua to niontioii. All tlio nbovo

Goodo will be oflcicd at tlio

LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED IW THE KINGDOM,

3SrTlio above Goods nro New, Fresh and of tlio Latest Design, liningbeen unpolled ex recent uiiivuls and weio Belectcd cxpiessly for the trade.

001

etc,

je open EJ'vaesirsTo &

W; H. GRAENHALGH1 OO JFox't tieot, Honolulu.

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HONOLULU OARntAOH CO. .

HackBtand! Merchant and Fort(

street. Telephones, 335.inch

Til 13

Haifa UnHifftttWEDNESDAY, NOV. M, 1388.

ARRIVALS.Nov 14

Stmr 0 11 Bishop fi oni ICoohiti

DEPASTURES.Nov 14

Schr Halcakala for I'epcckco

VESSELS LEAVING

Stnir 0 11 Bishop for Wnlnnac, Walaluaand Koohm at 0 a m

Btmr Kaiila for Walanae ami Walalua at0 a m

PASSENGERS.

For Maul and Hawaii, per stmr Ri-na- u,

Nov 1H ilia Majesty tho King,Prlnco David Kawununakoa, Mrs W MGlffard, Miss Fltzimmons, Miss Kealollumplncys, W V Fennel and Inide,MrsF P Hastings, L seveiancc. J AScott and wife, A R Ohuk, V H Arnold,G O Aklnu, Mi83 Davis, Mrs Dickson,.1 It Holt, Hon V H Daniels and about70 deck.

For Kauai per stmr Mikahala, Nov 13

ON Spencer, Mi Wilfon, Mrs Bishop,Hon A P Kapachaole, J Cunningham,J Kcpo and (JO deck.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The hark Kalakaua has been hauledon the Marino Railway,

.

At Bellcliurst, Simsbury, Conn., onthe 22d of October, Mrs. Elizabeth S.Boyd, wife of Rev. D Stuart Dodge,and sister of Mrs. A. F. Judd.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Chickens aro offered for sale.

Another engagement B. and N.m

Wajou Gulick, Tax Collector, hasan important notice in another col-

umn. 'Some Young trees overhanging on

to King street ought to he trimmedat once.

Wm. Unger was arrested November6th, in San Fi.iucisco, for illegalvoting.

The sale of laud at liana by Mr.Moigun has been postponed to the

'10th, at noon.

Cai-t- . J. F. Brown o.f tho TakasagoMum lias tho thanks of the Bulletinfor a file of late Japan papers.

Tor full files of late San Franciscopapeis Mr. W. H, Giaenhalgh hasour thanks.

Regular meeting of the W. C.U. will be held at 2 30

in. at tho Y. M. 0. A.

Mn. Goo. E. Boaidni.ui, DeputyCollector of Customs, and wife, havoleturued to then island homo.

Billy Moore who was ancsted forvagi ancy lias been given a chance toquit the country before the 22d.

... ...

Mr. ami Mis. F. II. Ilaysehlen andfamily iue in San Francisco and willjcturu to thu islands on the Alameda.

Mr. Agnow's Mink came out sec-ond best in a pacing race at BayDistiict Park, Sun Francisco, Novem-ber 3d.

The annual meetings of the Wjl-de- rSteamship Company, Knhului

Railroad Co. and tho Hawaiian Rail-road Co. will be held next Monday.

A good story was heard yesterdaymorning of "Ruby" falling overboardat Nawiliwili, the other day, whenhastily jumping into a boat tocatch a probable customer,

. .

The regular monthly meeting oftho Chamber of Commerce announc-ed for this morning has been post-poned to 10 o'clock Fiiday morning,on account of a quorum not beingpresent.

At tho request of tho Range Com-mitte- o

of the Hawaiian Rifle Associa-tion, Col. Ashford will act ns Officerof the Day at tho matches to takeplace over tho range on the King'sbirthday.

Some very beautiful hand paintedcards of Hawaiian scenes and senti-ments aie now for sale at tho Hawai-ian News Co.'b storo and A. M.Ilewott's. Nothing could bo moroappropriate to send abroad to fiiondsthis holiday season..''The steamer Kaala will leaveHonolulu at D o'clockmorning, to tako passengers to thoraces at Wainliia. which races aro totako placo on tho following day, andwill leave Waialua on the return tripnt 12 o'clock noon on Saturday.

It will bo observed by an adver-tisement in another column, thatMessrs. J. E. Brown &, Co. have beenappointed Honolulu Agents of tho"California Land Association," awealthy syndicato whoso lands forsale extend to all parts of the goldenState,

J lUU.I .IIIUIIJI'.I

EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Oalm Lodge No. 1 K. of r,a7:30.

Mvstic Lodge No. 2 K. of V. at7:80.

Services at the churches at 7:30.Drill Co. C Honolulu Rifles, at

7;30.Combined baud concert at the

Hawaiian Hotel at 7:80.Monthly meeting of Myrtle Boat

Clulnt7;SQ.

POLICE COURT.

WednlSday, Nov. 14lh.Peter Davis was fined 811:20 in

eluding costs for furious and heed-less driving.

Two drunks had to pay the usualamount.

theIilbohThoupe.evening the Gayloid

and Slbbon Pantomime Companywill give their first performance atthe Hawaiian Opera House. Thebox plan is now open at the olllco ofL. J. Levey, corner of Queen midFort stieets, where seats can be hadpopular prices prevailing. The fiveSibbons are wonderful acrobats, andthe whole company is the finest thathas ever been seen in this city.During their stay here they will nodoubt bo greeted by crowded houses.

COMBiHEFcOHOERT.

The combined concert anticipatedfrom the British flagship Swiftsure'sbrass band and Royal HawaiianBand will bo given nt tho HawaiianHotel this evening at 7:30. Thepublic are invited and nothing willbe left undone to make the occasionenjoyable in all lespccts. Follow-ing is the programme:

PART I. ROYAL HAWAIIAN 11ANIJ.

Grand Mai ch Elcnzl WagnerReminiscences of All Nations.. Godfrey

PART II. SWIKTSURE HAND.(10 Musicians, II. Loscby, Leader.)

Selection Bohemian Gill BalfeWaltz Santiago Coibln

INTERLUDE THREE NATIVE SONGS.

Mikiol, Malama, Alna Ilau.PART III COMBINED HANDS.

Mai ch Tho Volunteers MetraFantasia Ilfe on the Ocean .. .BindingWaltz The Souico WaldteufelGrand National Fantasia KappeyGod Save the Queen, Star

Banner, and Hawaii Ponol.

DEATH OF MR. A. J. CAMPBELL.

It is with regret that we chroniclethe death of Mr. A. J. Campbellwhich took place at 2:30 yesterdayafternoon, the results of injuries ed

by a fall one week ago intoa cellar at Messis. E. O. Hall &Son's store. The deceased was anative of Magilligan, County Derry,Ireland, and came to tho islands in1854. Ho carried on the businessof merchant tailor for many years,llu will be much missed from St.Andrew's Cathedral, the services ofwhich he attended regularly. HeIcjtvcs a widow, one daughter andthree sons to mourn his loss. Thefuneral takes place at 1 o'clock thisafternoon from his late leb'tdenii'Nuuanu avenue, the llev. GeoigeWallace conducting the service.

THE BASEBALUSTS.One of the events of the year will

be the visit of the two leading base-ball teams to Honolulu. Mi. Geo.V. Smith received a letter from Mr.

A. G. Spalding, manager ot thoAustralian trip, which gives ptirti-culars- df

what will be done on anhal.Mr. II. II. Simpson one of theplayers is now in Honolulu and thisafternoon will commence practisingwith a local team. He will pitch forthem. The Alameda Will arrivehere early on the morning of the2-- th and at 1 o'clock in the after-noon the Chieagos andwill play an exhibition game. Afterthat one of the two teams will playa game with the local team. Six orseven newspaper men will come, withthe teams and as thej' represent forty-fiv- e

of the leading American news-papers it will be seen by this thatthe country will get consideiablefieo advertising, as these writershave instructions to give the fullestaccounts of the trip. When thesubscription list goes round it ishoped every one will give liberally.

A BICGER TELESCOPE THAU OLD

LICK'S.

Alyan Clark, the manufacturer ofthe great Lick Telescope lens, re-ceived a letter from the President ofthe University of Southern Califor-nia, located at Los Angeles, lastweek, asking for information as to a40-in- lens, and intimating that anorder for telescope to eclipse thatat the Lick Observatory would soonhe sent. In reply Mr. Clark sayshe can make such a lens if he canobtain glass of the proper size, andthat the cost would be between

and $500,000. BostonTraveller.

LA.B0R ON THE PANAMA CANAL.

An employeo of tho Panama Ca-nal Company tells the Ilarrishurg"Telegraph" that some blacks fromLiberia recently arrived. They hadnothing on but breech-clo- ut andnecklace. They soon struck andwanted to kill everybody till thetroops shot somo of them dead. Therest wero sent home. The Chinesesoon give up tho work and start lit-

tle stores. The men work from G

to 11 a. m., and from 1 to 0 o'clockin the afternoon. Their pay permonth is 815 and board. For nightwork 25 and 80 cents is paid for 3hours.

Advices from Bonny Rivor give arevolting story of the savage atro-cities anr cannibalism, of the OJcr-kn- n

tiibu ii revenge for some in-

jury. They invited a party of Ogo-n- is

to a friendly palaver, then en-

trapped and massacred them. Acannibal festival of the most horri-ble indescribable character follow-ed. Then an attack was made uponthe undefended villages, and themost barbarous outrages were com-

mitted, It is estimate! that oyer100 persons, including women andpUlJdren, were killed am eateij.

EXCURSION PARTY

A. PINE IA AND A 1' LEABAKT TIME

Hon. M. P. Robinson, owner oftho little stem wheel steamer Ewn,having placed that craft at tho dis-

posal of Mr. B. F. Dillingham, tholatter gentleman issued, on Mondaylast, informal invitations to a num-

ber of ladies and gentlemen to con-

stitute, on tho following day, an ex-cursion party to Pearl River.

At 7 o'clock on Tuesday morningthe gathering at Brewer's wharf, thopoint of embarkation, began ; andby 8 o'clock nil were on board, andthe little steamer started.

The party consisted of Hon. M.P. Robinson ; Mr. and Mrs. B. F.Dillingham ; U. S. Minister ResidentGeo. W. Merrill and Mrs. Merrill ;

U. S. Consul-Gcnoi- nl Putnam andMiss Putnam ; Judge McCully andMrs. McCully ; Dr. Lowell Smith ;

Rev. S. E. Bishop and Mrs. Bishop ;

Hon. W. D. Alexander; Lieut.Moore, of the U. S. S. Alert, andMis. Moore; Lieut. Crawford, ofthe Alert; Capt. Acland, of thoBritish Navy ; Messrs. J. T. Arun-del, II. Bishop, Imlach, and Neill,of England; Mr. Klugel: Mr. andMrs. W. W. Hall ; Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Damon ; Mr. and Mrs. F. Aus-tin ; Mrs. J. M. Damon ; Mr. J. F.Brown ; Mrs. E. C. Damon ; Mrs. J.J. M. Whitney ; Mrs. W. C. Mer-ri- tt

; Mrs. E. R. Hendry ; Mrs. A.Lyons; Miss M. Beckwith; Mr. D.Logan, of the "Advertiser" ; W.Hill, of the Bulletin; and severallittle Misses.

Tho day was delightfully finethroughout, the sea smooth, andjust sufficient breeze to be pleasant.The little steamer glided out of theharbor and passed near II. B. M. S.Swiftsurc, where that vessel is lyingat anchor, giving an excellent viewof the marine monster. About anhour's steaming over a gentle swell,enough only to temind the excursion-ists that they were on the sea, brought,the party to the entrance of PearlHarbor. The bar passed, the waterwas perfectly still, the slight swelloutside not affecting it in tho least.Several of the company, althoughold residents in the kingdom, statedthat this was the first time they hadbeen on tho waters of Pearl Har-bor.

The steamer made about asstraight a course as she could to- -'

wards the country residence of Mr.C. A. Blown, which is near the headof one of the numerous bays. Mr.Brown came off in a boat and joinedthe party, remaining the rest of theday, until the Ewa stinted for home,when he leluiued to his boat andpulled for home also.

The steamer kept on the moveuntil about midday, running iutobays, rounding headlands, etc., forthe purpose ul showing the charm-ing biiuuundings of Peail Harbor tothe excursionists. At noon the ves-

sel moored to the shore at an unin-habited spot, and everybody steppeddiiectly from her deck on to the dryland, without the aid of boats orany othei bother, healing with tlienithe refreshments provided lor theoccasion. The shndu of ulgaiobatiecb was abundant and near athand. Resting in this, Keen appe-tites, shai pencil by the sea air, eieappeased ; and of the fragnienlB,when all had eaten to their satisfac-tion, tlieie was enough taken up andcarried back to the vessel to feedquite a multitude.

After i efieshuient, cruising aroundthe harbor, to nooks and cornetsnot previously visited, was resumed,until a little past i o cloeK p. in.,when the Knit's nose was directedtow aids Honolulu.

The excuisionists not only en-

joyed the very pleasant cruise, hutwere also extremely delighted withtho variegated land aspects present-ed to view. To those of the partywho were there for tho first time thesight was naturally more entrancingand impressive than to thoso towhom it was familiar. Peail Har-bor, with its innumerable nooks andbays, its islands, peninsulars, etc.,is really a beautiful place. In spots,banana plots, cocoanut and mangogroves, rice plantations and comfortable looking residences nestleright down to tho water's edge. Theuncultivated lands, and indeedplaces where there is but little soilon the coral rock, aro covered withalgaroba trees and other greenery.Considering its natural attractive-ncss'an- d

its nearness to Honolulu,one cannot help feeling surpiisethatso few excursion parties ever gothere.

After a pleasant run back, overas smooth a sea as that of the morn-ing, the steamer moored atBrower's whnif nt 4:30 p, m.Some of the gentlemen whohad spent most of the day in thosun on the upper deck had veryruddy countenances, but they weroas happy as sandboys all the samp.The entire company landed, after aday's real and quiet pleasure, overwhich not a ripple hnd passedthrough any mishap, with feelingsof gratitude to Mr. Robinson andMr. Dillingham.

California Land Association.

rpiIE under signed have been appolutidX agents at Honolulu for the above

syndicate, and have been furnished withplans and lUts of California Lsnds forsale, Intending purchnsors of bunds InCalifornia can obtain the necessary in.ftrraatlonat the olllco of

r. e. brown & co.,nov.l I 28 Merchant strict.

HE ONLY LIVE PAPER mT' Honolulu "The Dally Bulletin.SO cents per month.

Royal Hawaiian Opera Rouse.

Only-- . .'I

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,

Nov. 15th, 10th & 17th.

Applo's Congressof European WondersAND

Pantomime Conip'yWithout exception tho Greatest Show

ever put together, headed byThe Great ntitl Only

5 SILBONS 5Whose pTformatice caunut be des-

cribed and must be seen.

Tho ItAliU ltltOTIll'.ItN.Who In their lino stand unequalled.

aXrHHi-s- . 3IOUI.TON DASIMVAY,The Greatest Triple Bir Performers

in the world.lilTTI.i: I1A VICTORIA,

Comedienne.SItiXOK KIMVAKDO,

One of tho Silver Thread.

John Pholt & Troup of Pantomimists,

And a whole host of others.

Remember, 3 Performances Only.

Doors Open 7:30-XSat3- f" Commences at 8.

A. XJSTJA.I-.-W- l

5"ScalB can be secured at the olllcoof L. J. Levey. Box plan for Friday'sPerformance will be open on Fiidaymorning nt 9 o'clock.

L. J. LEVEY,03 td Business Manager.

ANNUAL MEETING.

THE annual meeting of theof Wildcrs btcamship Co.

(Limited), will bo held at tholr office,in this city, MONDAY, Nov. 19, 1888,nt 9 o'clock A. M. B. B. ROSE,98 4t Secretary.

ANNUAL MEETING.rpHE annual meeting of the stock-- X

holders of the Kahulul RailroadCo., (Limited), will lc held at theiroffice, iu tills city, MONDAY, Nov. 19,1888, at 10 o'clock A. M.

W. C. WILDER,98 tt Treasurer.

ANNUAL. MEETING.fpiIE annual meeting of the stock.X hoi leis of tii liawaiian Haihoad

Co., (Limbed ) vw 111 le held at theirofhVc, in th-- city, MONDAY, Ioy 19,1SS8, t li o'clock A. M.

H. U. WILDER,98 4t Tei-u.ir- .

Tax Collector's Notice.

the accomodation of T.ix-pjye- is170R this dUt i let, who cannot con-veniently call at the Collectoi 's Otlleeduilug btisincbs houi, thu otllee willbe open for the receipt of Taxes (in ad-

dition to the usual hums dining theday.) fiom 7 to 9 o'clock In'the eve-ning, from the 19th iust., to Dec. 1st1888, bolh dates Included.

Any Tax-pay- er iu this distiict whowill leave his name and address at theCollector's Otllee, intimating that hedesiies to pay Ids taxes, will receive histax iccelpt by messenger, as earlythereafter as possible, to whom he canglo the aniiiint, thciebv avoiding theannoyance of delay at the Tax Otllee Inwaiting for the legular tuin.

O lA. T. GULICK,Tax Colli ctor, Honolulu, Oahu.

98 8t

Fresh Frozen

ci lH ff HP 00

(On leu)

JUST DECEIVEDPer B. S. Australia,

Ai The Beaver SaloonII. J. XOITIS, Proprietor.

97 3t

--HPJECIAI,

Target m wn

Under the Auspices of the

Hawaiian Rifle Association-- ON-

Friday, Btiov. 16, '88Commencing at 10 n. in.

1st Match at 200, 500 & 000 yd- a-Oren to all comers. Entranco fee,$1 1st prize, SO per cent of receipts;2nd, 20 per cent; flrd, 10 per cent.Military Utiles; regulation pull 0lbs. 7 shots at each distance.

2nd Match at 200 ydsOpen to all corners, 10 shot9. En.tries uriliinitul. ltt prize, 130 percent of rcciipts; 2nd, 20 percent;;trd, 10 per ccih. Conditions as above.

3rd Citizens Match, 20Q ydsOpen to all comcrx, except J. Bro.die, J.Rothwcll. C. IJ. Wilson, F.HiiBtace. J. If. Fisher, W. O, King,O. II. Nlcoll. J. W. Pratt, C. W.Achford, F. J. Iliggiuwi and E.llinj;ley. fi Bitot i each Entries un.limited, Prizes as follows; 1st, 20per cent; 2nd, ID per cent; 3rd, 10per cent, and 0 prizes of 5 per centof rccelptf. Any rifle. No air act,triggers or telescopes allowed.

CSTltules and RcKirhttions as adoptedby the llawniiiu itiflu Asboglutiojii togovern competitors. No competitor ahullreceive more than one prize.

O. II. NJCOIL,P? td Secretary.

rpHE PEOPLES' PAPER-T- hoJL Daily Bulletin go eta per montii.

& ,

BUSINESS ITEMS.

tfothtl under thh hid are thcrged 10 centiper Untftr tktfint inierttpn, ond ctntsper linetrerp titinl imttHon.

TAN'S BOAT BTJUiDINOSHOP. Rear ot Lucas' Mill.

ESSRS. DODD & MILLERhavo just received ot Australia

another lot of that "PHILADELPHIALAGEH UEfcR" in kegs which thoyare offeiinj; to their customers. 97 lw

Headquarters, Honolulu Rifles,

Honolulu, Nv. 8, 1P88.

tIJA.TTA.LION ORDERS, No. 0.

member of this com.EVERY is hereby ordered toT7N appear at tho Armory on Fill.

DA.Y, Nov. ICth, at 1 o'clockp. m., in Fatiguo. Uniform, forCompetitive Company TargetPractice 'or tho Rifle presentedby Harlloy & Orahum, of NewYork. Per order.

II. F. HEB1URD,

Geo. McLhou,Captain and Adjutant. 91 td

26.000 RED BRICKS

EX "PLANTER."

JFyjEl S-AJLiT-E

-- BY-

H. HACKFELD & CO.97 lw

THE MUTUAL

Life Insurance Co.,OF NEW YORK.

Cash Assels, December 31, 1887$118,806,851 88

Thoso who desire safo nnd profitableLife Insurance aro invited to apply to

S. B. KOSR,Honolulu, General Agent, Hawaiian

Islmuls. oct-- 0 88-l- y

30 DAYS

MAKE ROOM FOR

NEW GOODSDuiing Mr. Fisliel's absenco, who

went East to buy his HolidayGoods, our entiie itock of

--AND-

Staple

Fancy Clothing, Nlioet, Hata &CnpH, aillllnory, iiC,

Will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices

In order to make room for NewGoods. Wo will offer tho

Biggest Bargains in

11

In this country.

Our $5 Hate will be bold for $2.75;Our $G Hats will bo fcold for $3.75;Our $.'1 Ifats will ho sold for $1.75;Our $10 Hats will be sold for $0.00;Our $15 Hats will bo sold for $8.75.

Wc m Iiiiiniinntg

la all Departments !

Goods will bo alaughtered forTHIRTY DAYS ONLY.

Boys' Fine Straw Hats only 25Cents each.

Our Linen Lawns tako tho cake.

Price our Eibbons !

Our stock of Ribbon.8 is complete amiyou, may expect bargains.

We Must and we Will sell in oider tomake room for Now Goods,

The Leading

Mill inery House--OF-

CHAS. J. FISHEL.Corner ol Fort & Hotel Streelt.

July ;t-8-8

G3 & G5 FOItT STREET.

New Goods ! 35Io- -

OF

The ladies are invited to inapeot ourNEW STOCK of DRY UOOD3 Jtc FANCY UOOIKS

Received by hibt steamer and personally selected by Mr. S. Khrlieh. Thotook comprises many novelties in every department.

Prices are Bed Rock. A large assortment of

Dress Groods in all We-- SliadLes !Embroideries, Laces & Oriental Lace, Flouncing,

Fancy Flannels, Flannelette, Tricot 6t Ladies' Cloth, otc.Large Assort. In Dress Ginghams, Seersuckers, Linen, Chambray & Ckeiiots.

IVe-- v ISoveltleH iu L.tulicH' Xiorliu Slia.-v'l- ILadies' Cassemere Scarf Shawls in all shades,

Hosiery, Corsets &. Underware at lew prioss

Fancy Surrah Silk and Fancy Velvets !Vc call particular attention to our Shoe Department.

A Jull Line of Iitulies' French Kid Batten Shoe,A Full Line of Gent's Hhacp,Children's French Kid Shoes nt Bod Rock Prlcci.

Ifcilbbons 12,1133301 lBLilloiiIn all Widths, Colors & Shades. Great Bargains in

Boys' and Children's Clothing; !Gent's Bathing Suits at $1.50 a Suit.

S.63 & 65 Fort StreeK2031

raBBmnn

--IC3? T DEI

&z

GRANDEST DISPLAYAND

OK

L

i air. iu the !

Scpt-17-8- 8

For Sale, Tahiti

Hat Making. Karly application. necessary.

HO lw J. E. BROWN & CO.

TO liETNEAT Cottage of FontRooms, Bath-roo- m in

tbo House, and Out-boune-s,

near tbe Mormons Church, now occu-pied by Mr. Vogel. Apply to Mr.Vogel, at Hoffscldaeger & Uo.'s. 07 tf

B

TO LET

IN a nice locality, aur-b- y

rounded well-ke- pt

mounds, two bultes of Furnished Rooiuh, ultli bath and drcHK-in- tr

looiiiH, Fultable for housekeeping,ami if wanted an additional room canbe added to either.' Also, a Cottage,ttithbath, stable and carriage loom,Addrei.8 1 O. Box COO, 77 Un

HOUSE to LET.fTPEE House and Premiers

, JL lutely occupied by W. S.Luce, Ken., situate on Union

street and Adurns Lime. Tho Housecontains parlor, H bedroom?, 2 dresdlng-room- s,

hull way, dining room, pantry andkitchen. There is nlto a lounge in thegrounds with it rooms, stable, carriage.lioitBO and servant's lonm. The plnce isIn peril ct order. Pciseislon given atonce Apply to

J. M.87 tf No. 'il Merchant street.

answer to sovoral otrrruhien con-cerningXN AVltalo Boat Flames, wo

have now In course of construction,it Whale Boat Frames 74 feet by 32 feetlong. These fruiues aro bent iu onepiece ot oak, nnd held to shape, thusrciiuirlnir. little tact to set them up andbuild. The full frame for such boats,Including cants, AS sections in number,Is sold at 9- -i with large steins on keel,and ready to plank $10, Thoy aro notIntended to ho olhiker built, nor as thefiail impelled, whale boats proper, hutare Intended (or rough heo and durabi-lity, yet light withal, for tlshlng and

pui poses. Wo have exportedthese trained and Intend doing so, andmake this offer to uinateius and othersdesirous of tiding their hand, withplenty of leisure and small cash to utukoa business. Will bend frame) to anyghen model from 5 to 2.K tons. Also onhand for sale Surf tuul Pleasure Bouts,Stems. luees anil Timbers. MutualTelephone Ho 'J5.

J)OWEU & SON.ratt, Boat Builders,

mmm&g&&REKIE

M ft!lfl

'Miill,"

--053 New Goods I

w iwminmm.1

E -- ea-

EHELICH,

jnLJLrmiM

JEGavAJN OOBJCJP.WY'.

91

FINEST ASSORTMENT

Bent Furnishing Ooods, &oTo kiwi store Kiiojdoi

Bamboo

MONSAREAT,

Whale Boats,

trading

LOT FOR SALE

ON King ttrcet, opp siteMr. Athenou's. B is a

fronrngo of Uti feet by 231foet deep. Apply to

73 lm JOHN BOWLEl.

ELECTION of' OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of tbo Hu.mini la Sheep Station Co. held this

day. tho following ofllccrs wcto dietedfor tho ensuing year:

August llaneberg Presideit,Armin llaneberg... .Vic.Preside it,

( Sccrati ryEd.8ubr .. &

Trtasurcr,Armin llaneberg Audit ir,August Qrumberg

Manager of Waikulcs,Armin llaueberc; ,

Manager of Kalele ia.En. SUHR

Sccreta y.Honolulu, Nov 13, J883. C7 lw

rpiUS Is to'cerlify that tUo Largo andJL Commodious Eiuing Rooms of tho

Cosmopolitan Restaaant

Will bo shortly extensively altered,whereby greater convenience and com.fort will bo afforded to patrons, vhllotho tables will bo supplied with veryluxury obtainable at the market, to-gether with the verv best of Teat andColTee, tarTerms, $5 per week.

JUN IIEF,88 2w Proprle or.

--OCEANIC-

Steamship Comp'y

FOR SAN FKANOISCO,The Al Btcamship

"AUSTRALIA,"Will li avo Honolulu for the above

port on

Tuesday, Kov. ilOfATV NOON,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

"V7K. Q. IBWIN & CO., AgeM'07 lw v

i

4

1

i4

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,i-- 's

m

&&.

.1iW.tttgrwm

'WWum.- - Bfcfc DlAuV.MiL AwuitM3i&Nfe'ga:wjaM!ftw'ZF-

UMON FEED CO,Tblophoaos, No. 175.

JOHN ITT, Io. 8

co

Cor. Edinburgh & Qucon Sts.

Granite, lion and Tin Ware !!

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER I0SE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIN, "COPER AND993 SHEET IRON WORK.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

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

New Goods received by every Packet from tho Eastern States and EuropeFresh California Ffoducc by every Steamer. All orders faithfully attended toand Goods delivered to any part ot the city freo of charge Island orders soli-cite-

Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office Box 145. Telephone No. 92 nov-4-8- 5

CHARLES EUSTACE,KiWC STREET.

HAS JUSTDupoe Hams & Bacon, Kits Salmon Bellies, Kits Mackerel, KegsBeef, Kegs Pork, Smoked Halibut, Extra Select Oysters, Salmon,Cranberry Sauce, Boston Brown Bread, Tabic Fruits, Germea,

Ilnckins & 1'riiitco American feed Co.'s Assort'd Soups,Kidges Food, Imperial Grannm, Eolled Oats, Breakfast Food,Gem, Graham Wafers, Oaten Wafers, Snow Flake & CreamCrackers, Ginger Wafers, Chocolate Wafers, Pretzels, Prunes,Dates, Nuts, Apples, French Peas, Pop Corn, Garden Seeds,Wheat, Flour, Butter, Honey, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.

And a General Assor't of Staple & Fancy Groceries, at Prices to Suit the Times.

nh-9- J SQ5" Leave your orders, or ring up 119. -- a 86

Telephone 240.- -

: : : Honolulu.

First-ClaE- S by

the831 WORK

ForIn

FOR

to

CO

RECEIVED

--P. Box 297.

!

SALEThe Entire Plant of tho

) JJ.U11U1U)Is offered For Tho

is in perfect working orderand consist ot

One 26x48 Mill withTrasli-carrie- r, Etc., complete,1 Pair of Gx20,f Doublo 0 and 7 feet Pans,1 Vacuum Pan 6 foel with Blako Pump,3 Centrifugals end Engine,

Together with tho usunl assortment of

Clean'g

And usually found'in a appointed

Also, a number of

&

Cane Carls & Gen'l Plantation

Delivery will given next crophna been harvested, soy about July 1,

cgjrFor further nppjy to

Manager Star Mill, Kohala,48

rT YOU FIND .

. advert! o it in tho Daily Bulletin.

& CO., FortIMPORTERS, WHOLESALE S RETAIL DEALERS III GROCEIUES S PROVISIONS.

Frozen Oysters & Fresh Goods from California on ICE by each steamer of the 0. S. S. Co.A complete lino of Crosso & Blackwoll's and J. T. Morion's English

Canned Goods always on hand?

B NEW GOOBS--

Smoked Salmon, Edam Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Swiss Cheese, Oregon Cream1Cheese, New Cheese, Cala. Mild Cheese, Now Zealand Cheese, WhitakerStar Ham & Bacon, Oicily Lemons, Smoked Beef, Smoked Foiled Sausauc. a fewof the Celebrated Cassurd Hams & Bacon, Cain. Roll Buttcr.'Fard Dates, Sardines'in Tomatoes.'Qucen Olives in kegs, Cala. Mixed Pickles in kegs, E?gFood, Maple Syrup in J gallon tins, Huckins Green Turtle Soup, Uuckins Ter-rapin Soup, Keg Butter, New Zealand Keg Butter and a complete lino ofAmerican Cnnued Goods always on hand; finis New' Zealand Onion and Potatoesnow on hand, by each arrival from New Zealand SOMETHING FINE.

Islands Orders Solicited. 87

A. M.SPROULL,

Civil Engineer and- - Surveyor.

Fort Street,

Horse ClippingIn Stylo, Experi-encc- d

Men.

ijSy By Hand Clipper- - -- 3

At Pantheon Stables.GUARANTEED, lm

Bale Cheap.

Cord Wood or StoYB Yood Lengths

AT

ENTEEPBISE MILL,85 Queen Street.

Starr &. CoJsNO. 1 FLOUR

A consignment of tho above

SALE at LOW RATES!

Theo. H.DavJss&Co.7l'lm

SSiSSft

Kaiiai Street

O.

SUGAR PLANT

FOR

Sale. Machinery

Engine,

BoilersEffect

Veston

Clarifies Pans, Coolers

other Machinerywell mill.

Implements.be after

1880,particulars

JOHN HIND,Hawaii,

tf

ANYTHING.

LEWIS Ill Street,

York

Wellington

Cala.

ap-1- 6

1.1m

" s:7

"jfjamM, Afc4iiiWfc''

.A i."".V" .., iwiigfa.iwuiijiii.iirMri'rYifcmwiwiuipainnir

BOLSTER &RUPPSECHT,

House and iHFrcsco Painters

At Cnyford' Bhocinc Shop.

No. 81 : ! King Street.03 lm

NOTICE.having our Soda Water

or Lemonade Bottles (empty) onhnnd will greatly oblige by notifying,us by telophono or otherwise, and theywill at ouco bo sent for. Bottles retainedlonger than ono month will bo chargedfor. Telephones! Bell, 172; Mutual, UbO.

,T. E. BROWN & CO.,Proprietors, Tahiti Lemonade Works.

29 tf

FOB SAIiE

fine Milch Cowprice, $100. Apply

at the Bulletin Office04 8td oaw

STRAYED. '

NOVEMBER 2nd,'Hm

waliau Hotel Stablesone Bay filley 4 years

old. Owner can have same by provingproperty and paying expenses. "NoBrand." ,, 00 tf

FOR SALE

A'J the King's Stable,on King street. Pa-- 1

ifiilsfeeSlw lama, G good work Mulesand Harness all complete,

well hroko; also 0 head of good Ameri-can Horses; also 1 frosh young Jersey!Oow, well broke to milking; 1 live yearold Norman Stallion with agoodpedi-grce- ,

a sure foal getter, and any lady'can drive him, fears nothing. Anyone1wishing to purchase please call nndjexamine slock. I have owned the stocksometime and have raised boibo of iton my own ranch in Ban Mateo County,Cal. HENRY WORMINGTON.

8 2w

Desire to inform his many friends nndtho public of Honolulu in general,

that he has purchased' the

HONOLULU STEAM LAUNDRY1

No expense has been spared inthis establishment.

White labor only will bo employedas much as possible.

Strict attention will be paid to wash-ing, so as to prevent all Rough AVear orUsage while undergoing the cleaningprocess.

Special terms for Families, Hotels,Restaurants, Lodging-house- s and' Ship-ping. Small repairs will be done freoof charge. Washing will bo called forand delivered free of chargo at any partof Honolulu.

Guarantees satisfaction and no morecomplaints to bo heard from patrons.

Give us a trial and be convinced that'we mean business. Bell Telephone '100.

Office, Queen street; Waikikl side ofHnckfeld & Co. Bell Telephone 308.

Slim

Foreign Parcels Express.

THE undersigned are now preparedforward parcels through Pitt &

Scott's London Agency, to all parts ofEurope, Asia and Africa; and also toAustralasia direct, and to the South Sea'Islands via Australian or Now Zealand,ports. Tariff rates, which are remark-abl- y

moderate, have recently been d

and may bo learned upon appli-cation.

Parcels or heavy freight can also bosent for and brought to Honolulu fromany part of Europe through Pitt & Scott'sAgency, and may be insured at tho portof departure if desired. Special ordersfor European goods can be placed byPitt & Scott in England or through theiragents in other parts of Europe; and thopackages forwarded by any route thatis best, at reduced heavy freight rates ifthe packages are large.

J. E. BROWN & CO.,Hawaiian Agents Pitt & Scott's .

Express. 78 lm 50v2t

Certificate of Registration of Copy

right.

Department of the Interior, 1Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. J

KNOW" all Men by these Presents;.in accordance with the'p'ro-vision-

of Section 2, Chapter 3, of the)Session Laws of 1888, J. M. Mhcdonaldhas tiled in tho olllco of the Minister ofthe Interior an application for a Certlfl.cato of Copyright for a book entitled"Tho Honolulu Business Directory, be-ing a professional commercial nnd tradeaddress book of the city and suburbs,corrected up to date of issue," whichsaid application is accompanied by thooath of the said applicant that ho is thooriginal and first author of said book.

Now, therefore, this Certificate is togrant unto the said J. M. Mncdonald,hisheirs or assigns for the term of TwentyYears, from the Tenth Day of October.Ono Thousand Eight Hundred andEighly.eight, tho .exclusive right toprint, publish, use and vendthe said book throughout, the HawaiianKingdom.

In Witness- - whererf I havo causedtin' Certificate to be issued at Honolulu,this 11th Day of October, A. D. 1888and tho Seal of tho Department of thoInterior to be hereto affixed.

JONA. AUSTIN,Minister of tho Interior, ad interim,

70 2m

Club Hob llestoant

King Street dteg-- Hear Alakca.

Iloni'd 84 SO I'er Week.Mingle aicnl 5 Cents KncJi,

A first-olae- s Cook has been engaged tosucceed the ono heretofore employed.Tho Tables uro Marblotop nnd Clean)tho Walters attentive.

C. CHUN 2IEE,2072 3m Proprietor.

F YQU L08E. ANYTHING,. advertise it In tho Daily Bulletin

, m :'

A4

.'"til J",

G.WEST&'66::.ARE,

SELLING OUT AT COSTAs thoy quit business on January

1, 1888.

Christmas

Holiday Goods

FURNITURE AT COST;!'Wo. have tho,

Html stol of illy Goois

In Honolulu, and want everybody tosee them before purchasing.

.BS' OPEN 'EVERY

.

mch

RflANUEL MUNES,So. 4B Hotel Street.

Gnitars & String InstrumentsOf all kinds Made &Repaired.

BST Inlaid Work, and Initialing inWood a specialty. 2070 3m

THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPERDally Bulletin." CO cents

ner month.

JAMES CARTY1

Can be found next donr to the P. C. A.Office, Merchant Hreot.

Hacks Nob. 18, 117, , 75, 180AVarjonctto HO.

Mutual Boll 204'Sept-24.8- 8

' DR. PARDEE'S

(TUB ONLY BELIAHLE DLOOD 1'imiFIKB.)

A Specific for

RHEUMATISM,Scrofula, Halt Itlicum,

NournlRla, Illng Worm,And all other Skin & Blood Diseases.

It Regulates the

JLAtvgtt &: 3EjidLn.eysCures Indigestion, and all Diseases

arising from an enfeebled con.dition of tho system.

Dr. Marline, of London, tho celebrated(specialist, says of PARDEE'S REMEDY:"I havo used it for twenty years forBlood Diseases, such as Bcrofular, SaltItlicum, Tetter and Cancer, and I cannot'rocommend it too highly."

The ltev. Dr. Thomac, of Hone: Kong,China, says: "PARDEE'S REMEDY is awonderful medicine for the blood, Ihavo prescribed It hundreds of times forleprosy, and, when given in time italways cured tho patient. I can safelysay that leprosy will never break out onpersons who take PARDEE'S REMEDYregularly, and 1 adviso all persons liv.Ing in countries whore leprosy is pre-valent to tnko PARDEE'S REMEDY as apreventive."

SSyFor Sale by all Druggists In Honolulu.n

"OB PRINTING ol all kinds exocuteu at tue ojaily bulletin uiuco.

- Of, .if'

MUiwwtowJMWt6iw

il M.. ;uj is-

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,;Li- -

JEVESUlti'a-'''- '

ly

FRANK J. KRUGER,

Practical "Watchmaker & Eopairernov-0-8-

THE OLDEST DAILY in thoX Kingdom "The Daily Bulletin."

Win. O. ik.tw&t;er,Agent to

Grant Marriage Licenses.Olltce, : Honolulu Iron Works Co.

6opt.29.ly

H. G. CRABBE,DEALER InIXy and GRAIN,'

81 King Street, opposite the Old Station,House.

Mutrml Tclephouo No.87'tf

Uell Tel, 348. aintnal Tel. iau:l'.O.Box415.

Ofileo - . 88 Merchant St., Honolulu

GULICK'SGeneral Business Agency.

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Conveyancing a Specialty Records search-ed and abstracts of tltlo furnished onshort notice.

Copying, Translating, and engrossing in alllanguages In general use In tho King,dotn.

Custom House brokerage Firo and I)lfoInsuianco receive prompt attention.

Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished.

Heal 3Eastat;ebought, sold and rented.

Several valuable propertios In andaround the city now for ealu on er syterms.

Convenient Cottages in dosirablo healthylocations in and near tho city to let orlease at reasonable rates.

Employment Wanted by several men nndboys, who will make themselves use.ful in performing tho various officesand chores required by private fami-lies.

Full pnrtiuulars given on applicationat tho agency.

Orders from the other Islands prompt-ly attended to,

HE DAILY BULLETIN is a liveevening paper. W cents per month

THE DAILY BULLETIN

"Weekly Summary,"28 Columns of Original Matter.

Is now issued nnd will bo found tobo.au interesting nnd comprchensivo

number, containing 28 columns of

reading matter on local topics, anda complete resume of Honolulu andislnnd nows. There is no better paperpublished in tho Kingdom to send tofriends abroad.

SUBSCRIPTIONS :

Island $4 00 yearForoign (mailed) 5 00 year

To be had fromHawaiian News Co, Merchant

street ;

A. M. Hewott, .Merchant street ;

W. II. Grnenhalgu, Fort street;BuLLHTiN.Ofllco, Qenon street.

O. S. S. CO.'S TIME TABLE.

Arrive at Honolulu from San Francfsoo.Australia, Novembor 13.Alameda November 22Australia December 11

Lcnvo Honolulu 'lor San Fraricltcoi :Mariposa November 18Australia. . , Novembor 20Zenlnndia :Decembcr 10Australia t Dccenabor 18Alameda. .'. .(18891 .January 13

JAM' lull" Service:

FOIi SAN FRANCISCO,The now and fine. Al steel steamship

"Jtflaviposa,"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company, wil

vbc duo at .Honolulu from Sydneyand.Aucklandion or about

November 8, '88.And will lcavo for tho above port withmalls and passengers on or about thatdate.

For freight or paBsage, having lt

ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto

WIL G., IEWIN & CO., Agents

For Sydney and Auckland,

The new and fine Al steel steamship

it Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

bo duo at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

November 22, '88,And will have prompt difpatch withmails and passengers for the above ports

For freight or passage having SUPERIOB ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto37 WE G. IRWIN & CO.. Afronts

ForMotaa&lBitai

TheNippon Yiien Kaisha's AlSfcamship

"Takasago Maru,"BllOWK, : : COMMANDRll.

Will be due hero from Yokohama on orabout the 13th Nocmbcr ,uml

will leave for the aboveports positively on tUe

17th of the same Month Ii

Chinese Passengers for , Hongkong1will bo transferred at Yokohama byfirst steamer leaving that port.

jjgyFor Freight or Passage having'supcridr accommodationB,.'apply' to

Wm. G. IRWIN & Co.?78 td Agents.

MHS. M. B. CAMPBELL,

Xressmalcliic; fco., &c.Hns'comuicnced tho business of Dressmaking, Cutting'and Fitting, at her resi-dence, No. 13 Berefnnia street, oppositethe Hotel. The patroungo of the ladiesis respectfully solicited. Satisfactionguaranteed. sept-U.l- y

Aleix, JS' Elohr,Lock & Gunsmith.

" Bethel st., next to General PostOffico, Honolulu.

All kinds of Safes &. Scales repaired.AIho, Bowing 3fnchliicM at reason-

able X'UtCH.

Bell Tel. 424. P. O. B. 400.

FOR SALE.

3 WHALE BOATS; 1 DeckedWhale Boat, 30 feet long, 8 feet

deep: 8. feet wide; 2 22 feet Surf Boats;1 18 feet Burf Boat; 2 Decked Plunger,10 feet long, 0 feet 0 inches wide, 2 feet0 inches deep, with mast and sails allcomplete; 1 22 feet Bailing Scow, withmast and sails all complete. Apply to.

E. R. BYAN.Boat Builder and General Jobber. 01 tf

NOTICE.

MUSIC furnished for balls, pattiesserenades by Palmer's String

Hand, Orders left at O. E. WilJiamsr,or ring up .Mutual Telephone iWQ. tf

RichardjDayford, JVETERINARY

Shoeing JET'ox-g-- e,

70 it 81 Klnc Htroct.Skooijug, from $1.50;

HorBOS and Cattle Treated foiall Diseaeos.

llcsldcnco: Chnmbcrlnln House, nextKawalahao Church.

J?, O. BOX 40S.Bell Telephone Jgtt 358.

Yosemite Skating

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Skating! Skating! Skating!Cornor Queen & Richard Slreots.

W.lll be open every evening from 7 to9:30 v. M.

MUSIC s Tuesdays and Saturdayevening for tho Public in General.

rVHOXLATjS. "WA1JD,1001 Proprietor. lyr

ISSTSiTBest Crown Brand.

6, 7, 8, and 9 Feet LengthBJust landed Ex. Ship "Cockennou'th"

For Sale in Quantities to Suit,

Also, 600 Bbls; White' Bros.'

PORTLAND CEMENTFull "Weight.

At the Lowest Market Rates.

LOER & GO.08 tf

FIREAN1

BTJRG-LA-

Proof Safes!TJCIE-

UiBliolil Safe k Loci Co.,

Of Canton, Ohio, U.S.A.Having established an Agency in this

Ciiy for the sale of their manu.faclures, which aro

Surpassed by EftloneIn their line in tho world, an opportu-nity is offered to al' requiring protec-tion of their Valuables from Fire andTheft to supply themselves on termswhich defy competition.

tW For particulars inquire at "0Culick's Agency,

No. 83 Merchant St., Honolulu, H. I.sept-24.8- 8

tffst74 King st. TJ 74 King st.

Importers of

Rattan & Reed Furniture.

Pianos, & FurnitureMoved with Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.

COBHIGEPOLES.Pine Upholstering & Bedding

A Speciality.

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr.10-8-

Honolulu LibraryANB- -

Readinq Room Association.

Cor. Hotel & Alakca Streets).Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at tho presenttime of over Five Thousand Volumes.

The Reading Room is supplied withabout fifty of the leading newspapersand pcrlodlculs,

A Parlor Is provided for conversationwill games.

Terms of membership, fifty cents, amonth, payable quarterly in advance.No formality required in joining exeftptsigning tho roll.

tatrangers from foreign countries andvisitors from tho other islands are wel-come to the rooms at all times asguosts.

This Association having no regularmeans of support except tho dues ofmembers, It is expected thai residentsof Honolulu who desire to avail them-selv- ep

of its privileges, and all who feelan interest in maintaining an institutionof this kind, will put down their namesand becomo regular contributors.'

A. J. OARTWRIGIIT, Pres.,M. M. SCOTT, Vice-Preside- nt,

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