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Vol. Vlir. No. 1185.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Is printed and published at the office,Queen Street, Honolulu, 11. I., everyntturnoon (Sundays excepted).Subscription, - 50 cents por Month.

Address all Communications DailyBulletin.

Advertisements, to cn3uro insertion,should be handed In before one o'elockr. m.

Daniol Logan Managing EditorNorman Logan Assoclato Editor aud Ac- -

countnut.W. A. S. Beals Collector and Shipping

Reporter

Bulletin Steam Printing Office.

Newspaper, Book nnd .lob Printing ofall kinds done on the most fmoriibluterms.

JAS. G. CLEVIOR, Mnnagcr.Boll Telephone No. ar.O

Mutual Telephone No. 'WQ

Commission Merchants.

BREWER & COMPANY,0, (Limited)

General Mkucantilk andCommission Agents.

list op officers:P. 0. Jones, Jr President & MnnagerJ. O. Cartkii .Tioasuror & Secretary

DiRKCTOns :

Hon. 0. R. Bishop. Hon. H. A. P. Cartew338 ly

Geo. V. Macfarlane U. U. Mucfarlanc

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER-

CHANTS AND

Sugar Factors,Firc-Proo- f Building, - - 52 Queen street,

Honolulu. H. I.AaKNTa4 lor

The Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,TUo Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The Heoia Sugar Plantation, Oahu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maul,Huelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,PuuloaSucep Ranch Co., Hawaii,T. fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway Works, Leeds,Mirrlees, Watson & Cd's Sugar Machin

cry, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets

JS5

A O. BERGER,

24 Merouant Street.General Agent for

The N. Y. Lire Insurance Company,

The City of London Fire In. Co(limit'd

South liritish and National Flie & Ma-

rine Insurance Co.

Mncncale & Urban Safes,

The Celebrated Springfield Gas Machine

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.

Tuo Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

The Cumaiercial Fire & Marine Insur-ance Co.

238

J. LYONS, L. L. COHEN.Ss COHEN,LYONS Auctioneers and Gcneial

Commission Merchants,Beaver Block, Queeu St., - - Honolulu.

Sales ot Furniture, block, Real Estateand General Merchandise promptly at-

tended to.Sole Agents for American and Euro-

pean merchandise. 318

MS. GRINBAUM is CO.,Importers of General Mer- -

olitwulirta and ijonnnisdlou Mercbautu,Honolulu, and

Ul California street,1 Buu Francisco, Cal.

Onus Spreckcls. Win. G. Irwin.

Wa. Irwin & Company,Factors aud Commission

Agents, Honolulu. 1

OLEQHORN & CO.AS. liuporteis and CommissionMerchants, dealers In General Merchan-dise, Queen aud Kaahumunu sts., Houo-lulu- .

78

E. UOTCIIISON. M. A. GON8ALVES.

M. A. GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

280 Bcuvci Ulojk, Honolulu.

T. WATERHOaSE,JOHN Importer aud Healer In GeneralMerchandise, Qaeen at., Honolulu. 1

8. N.OuBtlo. J. 11. Athcrton.& COOKE,CASTLE Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers InGeueral Mer'diaudiso, No. 80 King st ,

Honolulu. 1

WILLIAM MILLER

CabinetmakerMB"Wg3

Anil Upholsterer,No. 03 Hotel street,

Opposlto International Hotel,

Canes and Walking Sticks,Mado of ovcry kind of

NATIVE WOODSrackets, Cornices, Curtain Poles, &c.'

made o( the latest designs.

Professionals.

HONOLULU, II. I.. WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1885. B0 oKtSpmTHSth W

PP. GRAY. M. D.,PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Olllcc, first door west of Library Build-ing. Hours, from 0 to 11 nm., nnd 2 to 4and 7 to 8 p m. Sundays, 9 to 11 a m.

Residence, cor. Kinnu and PcnsncolaSt-co- t. 018 ly

DR. A. MOWAYNE,Physician nnd Surgeon,

Olllcc nnd tesidtneo 31 Ahikca street.Ofilco hours, 0 to 1 1 a.m. 0 to 8 p.m.

(H ly

ABOSA, AT LAW,And Notary Public,

Office with the Attorney General, Allioluiiniaje, Honolulu. 342 lj

RICHARD F. BICKERTON,and Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgage of Freeholds. Otnco No. 41 Met chant st. 1

ALBERT O. SMITH,at Law nnd Agent to

i. ike Acknowledgments. Ho. 0 Kialiu.mutiti slri.Lt. 10J Um

brown,Attoruer and Counsellor at Law

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ackuowledgmeuts of Instruments for theIsland ol Oahu. Moichnut btruet, Hono-lulu I

JM. MONSARRAT,Ari'UUNEY AT LA-

-

aud Notary Public. Ueal Estate in uujpart of the Kingdom bought, sold amiluisul, on commission. Loans negotltiled, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 2.Merchant st. (Gazette Block), "HonoluluHawaiian HhihN Utn

AT Thompson,1U-- . A1TOHNEY AT LAW,ami S llmtor in Cliaiicery. OlhecCampbell's Block, Second a ory, Roorn8 and 0. Entrance on Meickmt atiei-t- ,

Uonjlulu, 11 I. 984 tf

WILLIAM A.ULD,to lake Acknowledgment

to Contracts for Labor for the Districtof Konn, Island of Oahu, at the office ofthe Honolulu Water Works, foot of Nuuanu street. 18i

JOHN A. HASSINGER,Agent to tako Acknowledgments

to Contiacts for Labor. Interior Jfllce,Honolulu.

WO AKANA,and Hawaiian Translator

and Interpreter,No. 7 King street, near the Bridge.

Translations of cither of the abovilanguages made with accuracy and dipatch, and on reasonable terms. 20('

&Q Honolulu iron "Works.Steam engines, suirur 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 executcd at short notice. 1

CHR. GERTZ, A .No. 80 Fort street, Honolul.lC'

hnpor'cr and Dealer in Gent's, Ladies'and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.

Robert Luwere, O. M. Uooso.

LEWERS Si COOKE,(suLeessors to Lewers & Dickson,)

Importers and Dealers in Lumber and allkinds ot Buiiain,: Materials, .bort street,Honolulu i

WILDER Ss CO.,Dealers In Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof eery kind, cor. Fort und Queen sts.,Honolulu. l

& PHILLIPS,I'rai'iiuil Piuinoers, Gis Fitters

uuil Copper-smith- ho. 71 King street.Honolulu. C2T Hou-- o and Snip JohWuik promptly ew,uied. 103

HOLLISTER & CO.

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

59 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, and Cor.,007 Fort and Merchant streets, tf b

Rhoads & Mackenzie,& UUILDER3.

Jobbing piomnily intended to and allwork gua unieed. Plans aud bpecilica.tious furnished at short nolico. Q teenatreet, near Alaken. P. U. Box HftO

Mutual Telephone H4s. 141 ly

Wolfe & Company,Grocery and Feed Store,

Corner King and Nuuanu streets.Fresh Giocorioj ami ProvlKluus received

by every Steamer.P. 0. Box 130, Telephone 349.

nm om

W3I. BXcCANII.,KSS,No. 0 Queen street, Fish Market,

Dealer in choicestIteer, Veal, Mutton, FIhIi, Ac, &

Family and Shipping Orders carefullyattended to. Livo stock furnished tovessels at short notice, and Vegetablesof ill kinds "unnlitvl tn nHer. 14n Iv

FOR KOLOA & WAIMEAKAUAI.

The Clipper SchoonerWAIEHTJ,

P. Kibbling, ... - Master,Will run regularly to the ports ofKOLOA, 1IANAPEPE & WAIMEA,KAU vl. For freiglit or passage applyto the Captain on board, or to the

Pacikio Naviqatjon Co.,890 3in Cor. Nuuanu & Qlicon sib.

MILLINERY !

AT

104 FORT

LATEST STYLES OF

HATS & HAT

STREET,

TRIMMINaS

Popular Millinery House,

N. S. SACHS, Proprietor.

JK5-5- Immense Stock of Lndies nnd Children's Hats, trimmed andWc take the Lead iu Styles add Prices, nnd are now offering the

Large Cartwheel Stiaw Hats, white and colored, at 50 cents, at the

Popular Millinery House,

104 IT'ox--t Street.

UNION FEED0

Hay, Grain and

Corner of Queen and Edinburgh StreetsTelephone XVB.

Islnnrt orrteiH Hollclteil. and goods deltvercit proniptly.

n. W. TJENSON,

BENSON, SMITH & CO..Ol

HONOLULU,

Boericko &

And Toilet Common Bottles,And Co's Pharmaceutical

The .Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United

ftStntew.

i:htahmhuki ix ihso.iSmES Policies on the most npproved

viz Life, Life.LimiUed Payments, Endowments; Tontine

Funil, Ton lines, Semi.Tontlues;A. H. C. Tontines; Lllu and buivlvorship Aiinuiiiut.; Chllureu's Endowments,John Life Kisks, Paitueuliip Iiisiiiunce,etc., etc., etc.

Policies both Incontestable and Nonforfeitable.

Cuntested claims, none.Before Insuring elbuwhoro, call and

get an estimate.It is calcul ued that every reasonable

wish of the insured is embodied iu onuor moru ot the plant,.

For full puuiculars and pamphlets,apply to

ALEX. J. CAIlTW'HIOUr,Gcneial Agent fur Hawaiian Islands,

(JO ly

J. M. OAT Jr. & Co.Dealers In all kinds of

Latest Foreign Papers always onhand at the Gazette Block, MerchantStreet 1 by

AThe Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at All HoursThe finest Brands of Clears and

Tobacco, always on Land.)

THEAT TUB TAIIK

IS OPEN EVERY DAY.STThe only Isea-kid- o resort in the

Kingdom. H. J. NOLTE,Proprietor

THE

HONOLULU.

COMPANY.

GhicJcen Feed.

O. W. SMITH,

i

JAMES BRODIE.Veterinary Surgeon.OFFICE and residence, corner

street aud MtKibbin lane.Otllco hours from 7 to 9 a. m., and 1 to a

.M. Oiderslefi nt tho Pantheon Sta-bles will be promptly ntteuded to.

P. O. Box tO. ti43 tf

LAINE &. CO.Have a L irge Stock of the

VERY BEST HAY.3-rai- n, Etc.,

Which is offered at Lowest Market PricesA.ND-Deliv- ered

Free to any part of tho City

AGENTS FOR THEPaoiflc Mutual Life Insurance Co.

OF CALIFORNIA.

Agents for tho Hoover Telephone.

Commi88ionorofDeed8for CaliforniaTclt phone No. 147. 7UU

Hay anflFeefl.

MesBrs. S. F. Graham & Co.Take pleasure In nunounclng to thoir

oni menus unci patrons Hintthey havo

JUST RECEIVEDa frcsli lot of

Choice Hay ai GrainWhich they offer nt

'X'lio I,ovoHt Alnrlcol llutcH.EST Hay and Feed delivered to any

pait of the city,N. V. OKAll All A Co.,

No. S3 King StreetTelephone No. 187. 895 Ira

118 &s 116 FORT STREET.

Depot for Schreck'sHomoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes

Requisites, The Sonso Nursing

Allaire Woodward & Products.

Savings

SXA.'X'IOIVEK.'Vr,The

CASINO

T A. Mckenzie, INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. fgO PRACTICAL PLUMBER . Jfand Gas Filter. rrtHE UNDEUSIGNED It prepared tl

All otdcrs for House or Ship work A ."rn'1 . Mnromntlv collect bills, and do Anglo-Chincs- e in. ,

excciiim. tcrprctlng nml a gentrnf ngency bus!- - ffiJ5T" Bhop next to Post Office, Bethel

Street. Lilly

Prussian NationalInsurance Comp'y

ESTABLISHED 1845,

Capital, 9,000,000 Rcichsmarks,

undersigned, hnving becu ap. pointed agent of the ubo e Company

fortho Hawaiian Islands, is prepared toaccept ribks, against Fire, on Buildings,Furniture, Muichandise, Produce, SugarMills etc., on the most Favorable Terms

Losses Promptly Adjusted and Payable in

Honolulu.H. RIEMENSCflNEIDER,

670 ly at Wilder A. Co's.

Notice.TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIER&

and all whom It may Loncurn.

rrTf - The undersigned havingfflrMr"2lmndc alterations, additions,Vfj$S2!slnnd improvement', in hisfcUU.'SJ soAl FACTORY,U now prepared to ghe

Tlio Highest Cusli Valuefor any quantity of

And will furnish containers for the Rarnofree of cot to any onu w ho may desire.

TltOS. W. RAWLINS,Honolulu Soap Works.

unicorn bricK uuiiuiug,Kinj: street, Leleo. 48311

WENNER & CO.Mniiiifnrtiii'liic JotiellcrH,

1VO. 03 JFOllT STREET.Constantly on hand a large aortment

nf every tlisi rlpti- - nof Jewelry, Watches,Gold and Silver Pi iied Ware, &c.

)8 ly

PIONEERSTEAM CA1Y FACTORY

J 13A.3CEItY.F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,

Pa-tr- y Cook and Baker.71 Hotel St. -- IRT Telcphono 71.

k

DKAYMEN.orders for Cnrtaco promptly at.

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

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

Office, cor. Kaaliumanu & Queen sts,

Hawaiian Be'.l Telephone No. 133.

083 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.

flEORGE LUCAS, ufeft-- " Contractor g mt&EL

aud Builder,'Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-

nade, Honolulu.Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,

Brackets, Window Flumes, Blinds,Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work ilnish. Turning, Scioll and BandSawing. All kinds ol Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing und Tenanting.

Orders promptly atf untied to and workguaranteed. Urdeis from the other ls

solicited .

AX.VIN II. RASEMANN,Book-Bind- er

PAPEH-RUI.K- and BLANK-BOO- K

Manufacturer.Hook Binding of all dcsuiptlon neatly

and promptly executed.Gnzctto Building . Merchant street

722 Iv

Telephone 55.

ENTERPRISC

PLANING MILL,

Alaken, near Jucen St.L.O. J. IIakueb, Propricioi.

Contracting & BuildingMouldings and Finish always on hand.

C2T Orders promptly attended to. j6a

ham:Hard ami Hoit Stove Wood,

014 Out and Split ly

WIUrMEK'S H. S. CO.Limited.

.Steamer KiuauKing, Commander,

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at1 p.m., touching at Lulinliin, ManInea Buy, MuUenu, Maliukmia, o,

Lnupuhoelioo and Hilo.Returning, vlll touclt at all the

alove ports, arriving ut Honolulueach Saturday ufternoon,

Mimm-Jm-

nebs. Charges moderate. llM150YONO, 43 Nuuanu St. K&

Mutual Telcphono 270. 03 Um m

LIME ! LIME !

Patronize Home Ulniutfiictnrc

The Hawaiian Stone Comp'y

Are now prepared to furnish fresh LimeIn quantities to suit purchatcrs, andsatisfaction warranted ns to both thokind and the price.

ALLEN & ROBINSON,03 ly Agents.

J. A. DOWER,Ship Carpenter and Boat Builder.

on hand mid for sale variousHAS surf boats, conMructtd onan improved principle of my own in.vention, each frame being of one pieceacio-- s tho keel. The frames are closertogfthcr, and the boats are 'thcrefoielighter and les-- i liable to bilge in, thanhunts of any other build. Each sideplank and gunwale is in one pirrc fromstem to htern, and is consequently notliable in strain, tin re being no midshipbutts. The material and workmanshipare wan anted to be of tho best quality.

Mr. Roheit Lewers, of Lcncrs &Cooke, will attend to the sale of ihcoboatP, and dipose of them at San Fran,ci'co pikes. 05 ly

Metropolitan Marke t,KING STREET,

G. J. "WAXijCEIl, Proprietor.

Choicest Meats from Finest Herds.Families nnd Shipping

SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE

and at theIjO-vveH- t jttux-lto- t I?riccH.

All meats delivered from this Marketaro thoroughly chilled immediately afterkilling by means of a Bell Coleman Pa-tent Dry Air Rcfrigcrntor. Meat sotreated retains all Its juicy properties,and is Guaranteed to Keep LonguuAKTr.n Deli vehy than Frksiily-kii,!-- ed

Meat. 74 ly

STATEMENT.

THEunderfigned.a Committee ofLife As.

surauco Society of the United Stutes,appointed to formulate the views of theBoard on the advantages offered by theSociety to the public, report:

1st The. Society isRues all the approv-e- d

forms of ausumnce, including Ordl-nar- y

Life, E dowment and Tontine" po-licies. It Is immaterial to the Directorswhich form of policy is taken hy in.tending assurers.

2d The Life and Endowment formsof poliey provide for annual cashdivi.dendh and a surrender value; nio India-nutabl- o

after three years and pajablcimmediately after prool of death

yd The premiums on n Tontine po--li-

are tho same as on tho OrdinaryLife, but, whilo tho latter is only pay.able in the event of death, the holder oftho Tontine policy has the right to drawthe whole of the resorvo and the accu-mulated prollts in cash at the lii1 of nstated period; thus, during his nun life,time, after his producing years me past,he can, without any larger premiumthan on an oidinary policy, secure thesegreater advantages.

4th Experlcm o shows that the icturiipaid in cash on mnturing Tontine

approximates to or e.culs theamount of picmiums paid by policy,holder", to that the avi rage (est of thoassuniuco will bo only nhoitt the Intereston the premiums.

0th Tontine policies, like others, arepaid in full in the event of (tenth at anytime dm ing tho term of the policy, undare inconitatalilo ufter thieo itiirs, undpajnblo ininitdintciy after due proof ofdeath,

fhh Experlcnco bhows that tliomor.tallty is lower uniting Tontine policy,holders, as tho better lives soik thiskind of assurunces, which is n consider-able scurcc of profit.

7lh Tontine polieies will bo mmlnnon-lo- rf Citable under tho Inws of theStatu, if hodt sind ut iho timu tho as.btirnuce is cfkuul.

bib 'Iho Tontine nystimi fair andjui-t- ; its accounth are nteuriitely kept,sepurato fiom 11 other miHiiiess; thofunds judlcloiifly Inwbiccl and improv-ed, and the accumulated ptollta lalih.fully guarded and properly nppoitloucd.

0th 'I he Society has since its orguni.zatlon transacted a larger amount ofnew business limn any other tempiiny,whilo its now business for the first haltof thoprtst-n- t year Is $l,760,roo largerthan that of tho first half ol 1B8L Ithas Assets of $00,000,000; over $14 000,-00- 0

of Surplus, and its ratio of Surplusto 1 lability is greater than that of anyother company.

Cuauncev M. Dei-ew- ,

John A. bTKw.MiT,Euoene Kelly,William A, heklockCllAnLKfl G. L4NDOM,John Sloan.,HenhyB. Hue,

Committee of the Hoard of Directors oftho Kquiiablo Lifo Assuranco Societyof the United States.

ALEX. J. CARTWitlGHT,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands ,

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BISHOP & Co., BANKEUSHonolulu, Hawaiian Islnnds.

Draw Exchange on Die

Uunlt ol Oulil'ornin, . JT.And their agents In

NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONO KONG.

Messrs. X. M. Rothschild &Son, London,Tho Cominoicial Hank Co., of Sydney,

London,The Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,

Sydney.The Dank of New Zealand : Auokluud,

Chrlstchurch, and Wellington.The Bank of British Columbia, Vic-

toria, B. C. and Portland, OrAND

Transact a General Hanking Business.GGfi iv

".. I'l- -l . T'lT"'.1"

Fledged to neither Seot nor Parky.But eatabUstied for the benefit of all,

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1885.

THIS EVENING'S DQINCS.

Yosemitc Skating Kink 7.Oalm Lodc, No. 1 K. of P. 7:30.

"WHAT PUZZLES THE SAILOR."

To know if prisoners nrc reallylured out to do the work of honesttradesmen, as we aio cicdibly in-

formed is the case with the paintingon a new building on King street.

To understand how Mr. Pcavcccould "repudiate an agreement"that never passed beyond the stageof negotiations.

To know why the Oceanic Com-

pany could not charter one of the

several inter-islan- d steamers, thatnrc well fit for the service, to takethe place of its defaulting steam-

ship, and why Ihe Governmentshould accept a sailing vessel tocarry the regular mails if a steamercould be obtained by the contractors.

THIS WAY BONNEFIN.

The following is from the FederalAustralasian of Oct. 3rd:

Here's a piece of good news forthe northern sugar-planter- s: "Theeditor of the Queensland Reviewtelegraphs from Brisbane that Mr.Bonnclin, of Paris, reports havingcompleted the discovery of the art ofextracting the juice from the sugar-cane by which he can manufacturewhite sugar in two hours, and placecolonial sugars in Melbourne at 8per ton. The invention destroys thebeet industry, and settles the laborquestion to a great extent. Mr.JJounelin refers to the Society ofArts, 'Paris, lie will visit Australiaif cncouiasrcd." I3v all means lethim be encouraged. Let M. Bonnc-lin come. His very name proclaimsfor him that he has none but a goodend (bonne jiii) in view.

AVe have much more correspond-ence on band than space can befound for immediately. Letters on

local subjects will be given the pre-

ference, and the shorter a communi-

cation the sooner will it appear.

MUSIC HALL !

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Amateur Dramatic Entertainmenti 'on Titr. benefit of

Honolnln Llary Ass'lion,

Tuesday Evening, Dec. 1st,on which occasion will be given ,T. Stir-lin- g

Coyne's Comedy,

AWBDOWHUNT!WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST:

Felix Featherly Mr. J. P. BrownFrank Icebrook Mr. E. W. PurvisMajor Wellington do Boots

Mr. Godfrey BrownTrapMrs. Featherly Miss L. MooreMrs. Major do Hoots. .Mis. J. I). StiongMrs. Swandown Mis. A. 1$. llayleyFanny Miss S. Clarko

lVUICES or ADMISSION':

Dress Click) nml P.irquctte $1 CO

Balcony (fiont iow) 1 (0" (bacK row) 15

Gallery 50

8Sf Rox plan open at Mr. J E. "Wise,man's ollice, FRIDAY moruing, at 'J

o'clock. Seats lesencd without e.tracluirge. 18rlw

MAIL NOTICE.rpiIE next lcgular mail for Sau Fran.JL ckco will ho dispatched from thePost Office jicr

W3I. . J KWIX.Olmliiir .il 1 1 o'cloi I: 'mii, on Mf ).N DAY,November UUili,

Momsv OitDUii Libi will olce onil'RIDAY, Novenibor 27th, at it p.m.

II. M. WHITNEY, P.M G.Honolulu, Nov. 21, 18fc5.

jgj-T-ho no.t following mail for S 111

Francisco will probably be dispatchedner steamer Australia, on or about Ike.15th. INy

K"oiieo lo Hoi'Ho Owners.L nn'OBSE CLIPl'INC done in the neat.

XL est manner, shi'i test order and atlowest latcs, with the ndw AmeiicanLightning Hoisc-Olippln- g Machine,which glides over them like lightning,leaving thorn looking as (.month us aplaueil bon id. No moio liuinunouct can1)0 done lo 11 hoise than to have his long

' coat removed in this warm climate.U. 1). MILES, Proprietor.

, , Cor. Punchbowl fc Queen Bis. 1751m

rfto$ll''!!lt -l lMi Mff'

Legation or tiie Umted States, )Honolulu, Novemueii23, 1885. j

Assuming that, In accoulancc withcutom, tho President of tho UnitedStates of Anicilcn, by proclamation, hasdesignated THURSDAY, the 20lh In-

stant, as a day of National Thanks-giving, with the recommendation that Itbe observed by the people of the Republ-ic! In returning thanks to the GreatGiver for the eontlmianro of Ills pro-tection and bounteous blessing to them.

Wheiefore I Invite nil Aniei lean citi-zens sojourning on these Islands to makedue observance of Thursday, the aothinstant, us a day of Thanks-ghlu- andPraise, In baimony with the people oftho United States.

The public are lnvlto'1 to paitlclpate.GEORGE W. MERRILL,

181 2t Minister Resident U. S. A.

Regular Cash Sale !

THURSDAY, Nov. 2Gth,At 10 oVo"k am., at our Silesrcoai,

will be old, a full line of

CALICO, PRINTS,Dry Goods. Clolh'iig, Ciookcry,Gioreries Glntswarr, Shovel,Spidcs, Blue Mo tied Si ap,I amp C'limneys, Cnl. 1 o'atocs,Onions, Whe.it and Corn,

SKS. No. I SUGAR!Barrels of Silnmn. hxs Raisins,

And a tow more of tho-- c wood and canesent O" ce. Dining Room and Rock-

ing Chair, Pictures and variety

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,Sen ina Machine, 1 Rcfrigeiatoraiul

1 Buggy and

2 CrOOl IIOl'KON.

LYONS & COHEN,1S3H Auctioneu's.

A Special Sale !

Uy order of thn Directois of tl e Gei-ma- n

Club, wc will sell at Public Auc-tio- n

on

FRIDAY, NOV. 27th,At 10 a.m., at our Salesrooms,

43 Chairs, 2 ClocksS Square Table, 1 Round Table,1 Upright Coltaac Pianoforte,tbtatin'tle-,1- 1 Pictun-s- , lLc Chc;t,Floor Cloth, G.uden Tools,

1 33ooL: Case I

lleei and Wine Glares, Geinian Booksand Pa' crs.

E. P. ADAMS & CO.,IS") Auctioneers.

Rcmttify your IIouich for

IMS & NEW YEAR'S !

RollsFine Wall Papers,

DccorntioitM&ltordci'H, etc.Jiut received frinn New York

and Boston by

3Lil3WJERS & COOKE.185 lm

St. Panli Beer !

IN 11JAUTJ5 & PINTS.

JUST LANDED, c. C. 11. BISHOP.

For halo by

H. HACKFELD & CO.18.1) lw

GENEUAL BUSINESS AGENT.

45 Merclmnt Street, Iloiioliiln.In conjunction with Mr J.A.Magoon,

will all;iid to all innlttrs of business forthe residents of the ilawaliau Islajulswho may need an Agent.

I do not confine myhclf alnno lo thoBusiness Houses, but alro to the doinu-i-ti- c

class who would wUh me to attend10 any matter of bushu m, tomaking purchases cither in Honoluluor San FruuoUco, In any lino ot GeneralMerclinndi-e- .

To the Business Iloiife? I will giomy taioful aticntioii in all niuttiTs pertaining to General Business, viz: Ad.inking and Collecting Account, Ulstri.hutiou of lillU anil Clrouliti 13, CustomHouse Entiles, B(i,!ng and ItemingHeal Estate and Personal Piopeily.

57" All Legal Documents will bocaiofully and neatly diawn up by Mr.J. A. Magoon.

1 will attend to all nvittcis citiusleilto'iny care in 11 cireful, conrleoub sndneat manner, and with quick h.

Agent far Kllnkncrft Uo, Bed ItubberStamps

Telephone; P. O. Uo lilt.181 ly

' NOTICE.ALU poisons indul ted to S. .1. Lcey

Co, aio heieliy notified that aildebts due tho Elalo of S. J.Livey itCo. remaining unsettltd 011 tho UOlhNovember, 5, will bo collectedthrough 1L0 Courts of tho Kingdom.

ALEX. J. CAHTWH1G11T,wm g. mww,

Assignees Ebtate 6. J. Levey & Co.Honolulu, Kov. 80, 1885. 160 lw

GRAND FEAST!There will bo a Grand TVnst lu tho

basement of Kaumakaplll Church,

SATURDAY, NOV. 28th,

front 12 jr. to 2 o'clock r.M., for thebenefit of tho Building uund.

Tickets of Admission:

To Foreign Table Adulta, $1; Chll.drcn, iOc's.

To Native's Table Adults, tools; Chll.urcn, a icis.

EST Tickets to be had at J. M Oit,.tr., & Co., Merchant tit., nud A. L.Smith, Fott St. 181 3t

NOTICE.the Creditors of the Estate of .T.TO 11. BRUNS,JR., n b.nkiupt, take

notice: That the undersignul, assigneeof the Estate of J. II. Hrun, Jr.. abankrupt, Iims, preparatory to hi finalaccount and dividend, submitted hiaccounts as such assignee and tiled thenmc Lefore Hon. L. McCully, JiKtice

of the Supieme Court, at hi-- t chamber,to whom he will apply at 10 o'clocka in. on Friday, the 27thfor a settlement of said nroounU andfor n dischatgc from all 1! tblllty as suchassignee, and for an order toma'kcatlnalc'ividend. And that any per.-o- a Inter.etul may then ami thcro nppcirnmlcontent the fame. "W. (J. PA HKE

AsIl'icc.Honolulu, Nov. 21, 1FS5. 184 ill

NOTICE.the creditors of the Estate of A.TO W. RICHARDSON & CO., n bank-

rupt, take notice: That the undersignedassignees of the Estate of A. W.Richardson & Co., a bankuipt. has

to their final account anddividend submitted their accounts hsuch assignees and tiled the sumo before

Hon. L. McCully, Justice of tho Sup-lcni- e

Couit at his c hambers, to whomthov will apply at 10 o'clock A.M. onFriday the ti7th instant, for a settlementof said accounts and for a dischargefrom all liability as such assignees andfor an order to make a final dividend.And that any person Inteicsted ni.iythen and theie appear and contest thesame. W. C. PARKE,

G. W. SMITH,Assignees.

Honolulu, Nov. 24, 18S5. 181 3t

KOT1CE.the Creditors of the Estate ofTotS. B. bTuDDAED. a bankrupt.

lake notice: that the untlcrigriMl,ol ihcE-tiit- e of S. B. Stoddard,

a bankrupt, has, nrcp.natory to hifinal acei mil and dmknd, Mibmittedhis accounts as si.ch asigtuc andtiled the same before. Hon L MiCullv,Justice of the Supreme Court, in hischambers-- , to whom he will applv at 10o'clock a.m. on Fiiday, Ihe 27lh fustint,for n ettlenient of sai'd atcounts and fora from all liability as suchassignee, and for an older to make afinal dividend. And ilint 11113' pronintcrestid may then and theie appeaiand contest tho same.

YV C. PABKE, Assignee.Honolulu", A ov." 24, 18 5. 3t

NEW GOODS

X S. S. MARIPOSA, AT

J, T. laterlMSu's

17C QUEEN STREET STORE, lm

aPlymouth Rocks I"

A Few Pairs of the nl ovo .

Famous Breed of FowlsJust received fnm Srn Fianolsco.

Will be sold at

Low Prices !

Apply to

M. "V. McChesucy &; Sou.181 If

WHITE BJROH.'

Portland CementAND

FIRE BRICKS !

FOB SALE BY

H. Hackfeld & Oo.181 lm

Wew

FAMILY FLOUR

PATENT ROLLER FLOUR.

MESSHS. CSTLE & COOKE hnvoreceived n lonBiuntnent of

tills fine quality of FJour, and will sellin quantities to suit putcUasers, 177 lm

Corporation StocksFOlt SALE.

TARVALUE.

Haw'n Carriage Manf'g Co., CO HOE. O Hall A Son, . 15 10(1

Inlor.Mand S N. Co., (glOO 1C0

Hull Te'cphmic, 33 111

Haw'n Agricultural Co., 00 100WildeiV Steamship Co., i00 1C0

O. Uiewcr&Co., HO 1C0

llahiwa, 50 100Woodlawn Dairy, 00 30Walluku Sugai Co,, Oil moWnlmanalo, 175 10H

SturMill, C 60(1

Reciprocity Sugar Co, 1:0 100

L. A. THURSTON, Stock Brokci.3-- ) Merchiint Sheet. 151 ly

AMnistrator's Sale!

Ry order of A. JAEGER, Eq., Ad.inlnistta'nrof thu to of F. T. I.cne-ha- n,

deceased, 1 will n;ll at Pub 1c

Auction, at my Silc.-roo- ou

On TUESDAY, DEC. 1st,at 10 o'clock am., a largo nsoit.

mint or Liqi or 1elii.liif: tosa.d e, contl.tlng of

Braiy, Gi, WMskey,

Champagne, Port & Sherry Wine,

Ale & Stout, &c.ISO lOt LEWIS J. LEVEY, Auct'r.

ANSIGKEM'S SAJiM F

Valuable PropertySITUATE IN

Pauoa Valley.The undcraisned will offer for sale at

Public Auction at the Auction Room of13. P. Adams S, Co.,

Ou TUESDAY, DEC. Sill,At Id o'clock noon,

Allth.it Desirable Propoity of J. II.Unvil, a Miluutary ItauUinpt, containing131-10- 0 of mi Acre, together with allthe Buildings situated theieon, whichconsist of

1 ry Dwelling House I

IX GOOD ORDER.

One Cottage, Barn. CaniascIIoue, andBath IIoii'-c- . Theie is a water lialit tothe land, be-i(- le the Government wateris laid on. The title to the land is infee Mniple and K contained in Boy.ilPatent Xo. Sill, and 1. void free of allinciiuibi.incc'i. Theie Ka huge numberof tieeson sild laud, ami the buildingsaie in good repair. A plan of the samecm be 'een at the ofllcu of the under-signed, and all explanation that ma berequlied will be given. Tho ofthe sale aie Cash acd all deeds at theexpense of the piuuliaser. Adjoinings.iid lot are tluce parcels of land belong-ing to Maria A. Bojd, and the Tiustcesof said Mai la A. B03 d will otfer themfnr .do ut the same time and place.Plans of the said lotf can be een at myollice. YV. C. PAItKE, Assignee.

E P. ADAMS & Co.,Auctioneer.

Honolulu, Nov. V3, 1883. 181

"ValnableREAL ESTATE &

Town Property for Sale.

The undersigned, duly authorizedTrusties fiirMaiia A. Bojd, will oireiat Public Auction, at tho Ralcsroom ofE. P. Adams & Co.,

OX TUESDAY, Dec. Sth,at 12 o'clock noon, all those

Iteii'iililii Parcels of Lanilfcituatid at Ohimana, Pauoa, in the rearof and adjoining the well-know- n Bjd

e, viz:'Ihe P.uci known as tho KAAUKUU

LOT, adjoining the liojd Premises outhe maiiku ide and containing ?.f of anacre, mure or less, and moru fully de.cribed In U.P. Ho. no:t. L. C. A. No.0,0J. Afto,

4 Taro Patchesadjoining mid Boyd Premises on thomukiii or town coiiiainiui: 47-10-0 ofan acic, moic or less, and inmo fullydescribed la H. P. No. l.Oltf, L. C. A.No,G,04UB. Also,

2 Taro Patchesadjoining tho ulovo, containing !0.00of an acre, mote or le-- s, and more lullydi scribed in It. P. No. 2,94!) The lore,going parcels aie under leac xit li 0per annum, expiring fcepteinber 1. It8.

Ali-o- , thatPaiml situated on I'uiieh-bo-

Boad and oMending to ami acrossthe Pauoa titreimi, and there adjoiningthu lu'forcincntioiicd piicel(ice plan)contiiining It und IS- - 00 pi an note, moiuor less, and moro lully dtsci Hied in It.P No. 2 5JU. This is a good, henlihylocation for a homestead, thu lot has asmall hoiiEQ on it and Is well coveredwitli a line grove of algcroba tiees.

Also, that Valuable

Pieco of Property on Hotel St.,oppose the reddenco of Dr. MiGicw,uUfiuling liom the Saratoga House in apoint near thu ollice of the Fnt-hlo- n

.sjtables, on which are a cotta;o ut pre.Hem biingiug In a icutal if sj- -'j permouth, nud a house which Isleased to ihe Fashion Btablc, togitherwith a bmall poitlon of gioutid covetedby thu stables, bringing an annuallonlnl of i?- -' 0 This lento e.Npirct, oaApt II 1, 181)0. Hue plans ai E. P. Adamsii Co.'s sulesiooms. Titles good. Deedsat expense of purchaseis,

8.CBo!!T(?OI1,:U:60N'f trustee,

E. P. ADAMS & CO170 17t Auctioneers,

Largest Assortment of Goods in tk Kingdom !

WEST, DOW & CO,n.ivo on hand, In addition to their usual slock, a lnigc assortment of

Fancy Goods and Toys,Too nunicrousi to mention. 1 ORDER on Alameda;

Alto, a

Furniture and Picture Moulding?.

Largo Auction Salo of Furniture, Musio and FancyGoods, to mako room, on

Saturday Evening", Nov, 28, 188'5.1S3

NEW LOT OF

AND

--A.JL.X-. - 0"JEIi 123113itOIIJEItY

I in

GOODS !

STORE,

Just Opened at

CHARLES I FISHEL'S

IVEJT

Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.89 ly

GEO. ENGELHARDT,(Formerly with Simiiol Noli)..

Importer unci Denier inSTOVES, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS,

OLOCKEllY, GLASiWARE, HuUSE FURNISI1IXG HARD WARE,AGATE IKON AND TINWARE.

Agent Hall's Safe and Lock Company.Beaver Block, - Fort Street.

ITS'" Stoic formerly occupied by S.

lot of

NOTT, Spreckih

New Light on the Subject !JUST RECEIVED, FROM BOSTON, EX BARK MARTHA DAVI3,

Downer's Kerosene Oil : : : : ISOElectric Kerosene Oil : : : : : 150Superior Kerosene Oil : : : : 130

All the above Oil is fresh nnd oood, and w ill I e s dd at rctiil or inlots to suit, at low laics. Also,

OASES 8 OAJRLI MATOMES!,OF SUPERIOR QUALITY." Brs'dcs tho nbovc. a large virhty of Ei'Tr--

Goods ned by all Stirm an 1 Plantations, nil of which ivll' lo "sold at rea-- i niblop icisby (180 lm) E. O. HALL & SON, (Limited).

INSURE.Save Yourself and Yours

From Losi by Fire, Shipwreck or Death, by Insuring Home, Furnlturoand Effects, Carnocs of Sugar, Rice, Geneial Produce and Met- -

chandise, Stocks of Goods und Life, in thu

BTIA FDffl

Conn.,ASSETS OVER

SOUND

Tho Old Unliable. The PionncrHawaiian

Our Now FullAll

170

ARGE XMAS

NEW

opposite &. Co.'s Bank, "a1C6

IHANCE COMPANY

1810.KINK MILLIONS.

of Life Insuianco Agency in theKingdom.

UNION FIRE & MARINE INS. Co.,San CulIlbrniR.

WELL-KNOW- AND REL'ABLE.

Tlie IVev E3njlaiiaMutual Life Insurance - Co.,

ExaminePolicies

ClmrLcircd

Term Endowment Policies.by Law.

CASTLE & COOKE,Agents for the Hawaiian Island,

iMMM'S',FT'v

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1SS5.

ARRIVALS.Xovcmber 2&

Stun- - 0 R Bishop from Kauai via Wai- -nlua

Sclir Kawnllnnl from KoolnuSchr DoinltUu from KoolnuSchr Surah it Eliza from KoolnuSchr Lenul from HnnnlclSour Wulehu from Kuual

DEPARTURES.November 23

.Schr Rob Hoy for Koolnu

VESSELS LEAVING

llktnu Discovery for Sail Francisco

VESSELS IN PORT.

Blitito Discovery, Meyersllktue Ella, HoweBgtno W O Irwin, TurnerBk Vlctotla Cros", RobertsonBk Martha Davis, BensonBk U It Bishop,

PASSENCERST

From Kauai via Waialua. per C ItBUhop, Nov 25lli II A Wldemnnn.Miss Wideinann, Mrs 11 Macfurlaiie and'J servants, Jns Oay and child, Mrs ItW Holt, J It Holt and !!() deck.

For Volcano and way ports, per W OHall, November 2ltli Mrs M F Bur-gess and two ehlldicn, Henry Grubc,II Drysdalc, L E Cllft and GO deck.

For llllo anil way ports, per Kiuau,November 2 lib W Eulliis, W Blnls-del- l,

Miss F Cbanibcrlaln, U Williams,J Kauka and wifo, M E Sylva, .1 Stup-plebec- n,

Young 111, J .) Morchcad, GeoNakapualil and !)0 deck.

For Kauai, per Planter, November24th His Ex Gov P P Kanoa and wife,M Riehter, MUs Annie Lovell. C WAshford, Itobt More, Mls3 Blute Eshu,A S Wilcox, and about 70 deck.

For Kahului. per Likellke, November24th Mrs Jno Sheldon nnd two chil-dren, Itev Father Theodore, W P ABrewer, It Mitchell and 80 deck.

SHIPPING NOTES.

Tbo new foremast for the schoonerKauikcnoull was put in this morning.

The bark Victoria Cioss is in thestream.

Schr Kawnilanl brought 320 bags ofpaddy, the Domltila 7 Jo rice aud 1 50rice-bra- n, and the steamer Bishop 800paddy.

The sailing of the Discovery is post-poned until

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Regular cash sale by Lyons &Cohen

Capt. L. Mai chant is said to bevery ill at the Hospital. His cigarBtoro is closed to-da- y. ,- -,

Christmas vacation of Govern-ment schools will be from Friday,Dec. 18th, to Wednesday, Jan. Cth.

.Tiieuu was a general smash-u- p of

three carriages and a poi wagonyesterday near the first biidge onKing street.

-- -Forty-eig- ht mail bags containing

over five thou-un- d letters, were sentover the kingdom yesterday byinter-islan- d steamers.

A concert will be given by theBand at the Hawaiian Hotel

evening, in'honor of the captainand olficcrs of II. B. M. S. Con-

stance.

On, thank you, Mr. Horn, forthose savoiy mince pics. Whentlu-- cool, writers and printers willsatiate the pent-u- p gratitude of ayear upon litem.

The Honolulu mail sent by theCity of Sydney to San Franciscoconsisted of 2,400 letters weighing3f pounds, and 1,155 papers, 15)1

pounds !) ounces...- -

A neat and substantial frameworklias, been erected by Mr. GeorgeLucas on the Bell Telephone centraloffice, to support the great mass ofwires convciging on the building.

A revised card of Mr. C. K.Miller appears in this issue. Mr.Miller has just pi overt bis tnlent forbusiness by seeming the contractof supplies to the British war shipConstance.

Tni: Honolulu Rifles turned out ingood force last night, and an excel-lent diill was had for two hours un-

der Lieut. McLeod. Tito boys wereveiy enthusiastic and agreed to meetagain ht for another drill.

Visits were paid to II. B. M. S.Constance this morning respectivelyby Senhor Canavarro, PortugueseCommissioner, aud His ExcellencyGov. Dotninis. Appropriate balutcswere-- fired from the vessel in honorof tho visitors.

A good story is none the worse forbeing twice told, but that is not thereason a selected item was piintedin duplicate in yesterday's Bulletin,It was an attempt by a compositorto win the championship for typo-

graphical freaks.

A horse died on Punchbowl Hillfrom colic this morning. An extra-

judicial inquest lestilled in a verdictthat the distemper was caused bythu animal eating a copy of theDaily Press. Fiagineiits of theliterary meal, containing many

typogrnphi ulerrois, weiefound near tho carcase,

nmpEibiwuere appears notico of cm

miiiitvur dramatic eutcitaiuinent tobo given on behalf of the HonoluluLibrary and Reading Room Associa-

tion, on Tuesday evening next.Apart from the worthiness ot the ob-

ject, there is an array of local talentin tho bill that should draw a crowd-ed house.

. .

The next mail for tho Coast is tobe despatched by the brig W. G.Irwin, on Monday next. Owing tothe hitch in thu Austtalian mail ar-

rangements, tho Oceanic SteamshipCompany have no steamer to sparefor the trip due to stmt on Dec. 1st.Should the Alameda arrive fiom SanFrancisco caily on Satin day, it ispossible the brig will sail that even-ing.

Usual services this evening in thochin clics. Rev. George Waljaco willdeliver a short lecture at St.Andtcw's Cathedral. "What haveI to praise God for?" Ps. 103will be the theme at the Bethel Union,Rev. E. C. Oggel leading. TheFort-stre- et congregation meets inthe Y. M. C. A. hall; the standingcommittee to interview candidatesfor admission to the church at theclose of services.

Cut. Macaulley, of the steamerC. R. Bishop, reports heavy windsnnd rough seas at Kilauea and Hana-le- i,

Kauai. Tho steamer broughtthu first of the Waialua orange cropfor this season. The new landing atKilauea, a line structure built underthe supervision of R. A. Maclie, Jr.,of Kilauea plantation, will be finish-ed this wei k. At the seaward endis a wall of concrete three feet thickwith davits on top. A railroad trackruns from the warehouse to the outerend of the landing, and cars thathold a surf boat load of sugar aierun out on the trajk to the end andemptied into the sieamers' boats.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

Fresh Cicam Cakes and Eilairsdaily from aud after date at Meller& Halbe's Confectionery. 177

Fresh Mince Pics daily from andafter date at Meller & H'ulbo's Con-

fectionery. 177

MINCE MEAT. Not having beenable to satisfy the demand for myMince Meat in former years, I havenow ready and for sale, 500 poundsof my well-know- n Rich Mince Meat,superior to any other in the market,at 10 cents per pound. A reductionwill be made for 10-l- b. lots.185 ( F. HORN'S STEAM CANDY1 w t ACTORY & BAKERY.

For Sale Fresh Mince Pics dailyat 25 cents each, at Horn's PioneerSteam Candy Factory & Bakery.Fresh Vanilla and Chocolate Creamsevery day, 50cts. er pound, at

( HORN'S PIONEER STEAM185 CANDY FACTORY ANDtf (. BAKERY.

THANKSCIVING SERVICES.

Services in observance of theAmerican National Thanksgivingwill lie held at 11 o'clockmorning, in Fort Street Church andSt. Amliew's Cathedral. In theformer the Bethel Union congrega-tion will unite; Rev. J. A. C'ruzunwill deliver the thanksgiving sennon,Rev. S. E. Bishop assisting in thedevotional exercises, while the FortStreet choir will lead the praises.In St. Andrew's Cathedral BishopWillis preaches, Rev. Geo. Wallaceconducting the other services. Itshould be remembered that the gen-eral public have an invitation tosluuo in the observance of tho day.

THE WAIKIKI FIRE.

The first information received re-garding the lire at Waikiki, whii--

was barely in time for yesterday'sissue of this paper, was incorrect.It was not Mr. Fieeth's house, butan old barn belonging to him, whichwas on lire. That building-- , togetherwiih a barn, a cottage and a wood-shed owned by Mr. A. J. Cart-wrigh- t,

weic burned down. Thel"ss to ihc latter gentleman is82,000. covered by insurance. Therewas a ecaicity of water, but a strongbreeze blowing to the sea reducedtile danger to surrounding properly.How the til o originated is unknown.Its occiu rence is a strong argumentfur thu projected fire company atWaikiki.

TROUBLE AT SPREGKELSVILLE.

There was serious trouble amongthe Japanese laborers on the Sprcck-elsvill- e,

Maui, plantation, weekbefore last. Hon. A. S. Cleghorn,Inspector-Gener- al of Immigrants,and Mr. Ito, one of the Japaneseconsular seci claries, went to thebpot, and witli more or less diff-iculty succeeded in restoring orderand subordination among the re-

calcitrant Japs. It appears that theliceused liquor dealer at Wailukuhad furnished the Japanese with acoiibidcrablu supply of liquor, tocany away with them, contrary tothe condition of license requiring allthe stuff sold to be drunk on thepieuiises. The consequence wasthat the laborers iiillamed witli drinkbecame disorderly and refused towok, Hence the necessity foroiticial intervention (is staled above.

w.

AM IMPORTANT EXPERIMENT,

Dr. Goto, a resident Japanesophysician, whoso father mndo a pro-fessional sun ly of leprosy in Japanfor forty yeais, was lately allowedto begin a course of treatment upontwelve patients seven males andfive femnles-i- n tho Kakaako branchhospital. He has now been attend-ing to them about three weeks, and itis said a measure of success highlyencouraging lias followed his ser-vices. P.iins that have afflicted someof the subjects for years arc nowabsent; lung dead flesh lni9 recov-ered sensibility; stiff joints have re-

gained to a great extent their mo-bility; hard swellings have disap-peared, and the general health ofsupposed hopeless cases lias to farimproved as to give the sufferers aprospect of complete recovery. Thodoctor is tonlident of his ability tocute lcproy, andsays he did not comehere to learn how. It will be anoccasion of universal rejoicing if liejustifies his confidence by restoringeven one unfortunate of those underhis hands to home and friends," whole as befote." Dr. Goto isalso treating leprous patients outsideof the hospital, it is asserted withpromising results.

THE RLCEPT10N.

Last evening's entertainment andreception tendered the crew of HerBrittanic Majesty's Steamship Con-

stance by the Honolulu YoungMen's Christian Association, wasa grand success. Too much creditcannot lie accorded the lady friendsof the institution for their kindassistance, as well as for the super!)manner in which they carried outthe several parts taken by them inthe programme. And the enthu-siastic cheers and applause thatshook the building at the conclu-sion of every performance inwhich a lady appeared, showed thattheir good will was fully appreciatedboth by the jolly tars and by thecitizens. The crew, all in navaluniform, occupied the center of thehall. The broad shoulders audinussivc build of the men suggestedthe thought that if these are fairspecimens of the physique of theBritish naval scivicc, it need be nowonder that the Ueet of old Brit-tani- a

commands the respect of allnations. A short address of wel-

come was delivered by Mr. T. II.Davies, which, he said, was not in-

tended as a greeting from him asConsular representative of the Bri-

tish Government, or as an English-man speaking to Englishmen, butrather as chairman of the Entertain-ment Committee of the Y. M. C. A.,an organization, lie observed, whichis open, whether in Honolulu,Boston or London, to the beamanaud tho stranger from whateverpart of the world lie comes.The loud applause that followedMr. Davies's "welcome" showedthat he had well voiced the senti-ments of the audience. A duet wasfinely sung by Mr. and Miss VonHolt, "Life's dream is o'er," withpiano accompaniment by Mrs. Hand-lor- d.

Rev. George Wallace's read-ing in 6erio-coini- o tones, "Episodeot Country Life," brought downthe house at nearly cery sen-

tence. Miss McBryde sung "Itmust be so" and was deservedly re-

ceived with an enthusiastic encore,which was responded to in ano less effective manner witli "Somuch I love." General SecretaryFuller than came lorward with asolid five minutes' address that hadin it the ring of "genuine metal allthrough and through." Mr. audMrs. Walker, the latter at the piano,uang n eiy line duet, "Friend-ship," by Slarzinls, whicli was ed

with enthusiasm. Mrs. Adamsfollowed witli a reading, "TheBrides of En derby," by Whittier.This selection, in which the breakingin of the wateis of the Trent andthe duvactatinns occasioned therebyare graphically portrayed, was readwitli a thiilliiig power of elocutionthat held the audience spell-boun- d

from first to last. The Rev. A. D.Miller annou need himself "a liveYankee," and said lie hoped neverto meet a British tar in any othercapacity that that of giving him acoidiul greeting. This gentleman'saddress was characterized by thedexterous manner in which he nailedgreat moral truths to the masthead,interspersing the blows of theclergyman's hatchet with the Hashingwit of the humorist. Mr. F. Damonwas called, and spoke on behalf ofhis late, worthy father, the venerableDr. Damon, the sailor's specialfriend and counsellor for many years,and at thu conclusion of his remarks,presented tho crew with files of"The Friend" covering a periodof thiity years, and containing,practically, the history of Polynesiaduring that time. Mrs. Handfordand Mr. Yurnilley then gave one ofthose rich piano and violin duetswhich have made tho " eloquent air"breathe melody on so many similaroccasions, and being encored, sup-plemented the performance with ananother exquisite piece "Abschied."MibS Beitlia Voir Holt's singing ofLouis Di-ehl'- s "Going to Market"carried the sailor boys away in 'atornado of applause, whicli againburst toith witli redoubled enthusi-asm, vvben, in response to the encore,they were Ueatyd to "The Maid

of Dimrtoo," Mr. Tbeo, H. Davieeung in Ids usual happy style,"Three Jolly Sailors," which raisedthe man-of-war- 's men to high a pitchof excitement. In response to anenthusiastic encore, Mr. Davie3threw tho audience into a furore ofmerriment by singing "As I'd no-

thing else to do." A chorus ofladies, led by Professor Yarndlcy,sung the closing piece, which wasrendered in a manner to elicit un-

qualified admiration. Part secondof tlie entertainment consisted of aliberal collation of ice cream andcake, thu passing round of whicliwas attended to by a troop of ladsand young ladies whose youthfulfaces doubtless reminded many nweather beaten mariner in that crewof his homo across the sea. Beforethe ice cream and cake pait of thoprogramme was altogether gotthrough with, part third was called,and consisted of songs and recita-tions by sotno of the crow. Smithrecited effectively "Tho Pauper'sDinner." Puttef'ord followed witli"Homo on the Ocean Wave," cho-rtiss-

by the crew. Penfold, thepoet of tho Constance, sung a mosthumorous piece,"Things that puzzlethe sailor," convulsing the housewitli laughter at every stanza.

recited, with massive elo-

cutionary spirit, "Mary, Queen ofScots." Penfold, the poet, followedwitli a witty piece, "The Journal ofthe Constance," the crew joining inthe chorus. Captain Doughty thank-ed the friends and members of theassociation for their entertainment,and remarked that when here twoyears ago, he had seen the letters"Y. M. C. A." over the door, andnot knowing whut they meant, sethimself to woik to figure out theineainng, and enme to the conclu-sion that they stood for "You Menof the Constance, Ahoy I" Afterthe reception on this occasion, hethought that he must have beenabout right, for it was now clearthat Y. M. C. A. docs mean "YouMen of the Constance, Ahoy!" Thecaptain concluded by proposing"three cheers for the ladies" whichwere given with tremendous vimand heartiness. "God save theQueen," sung by the crew, closedthe pioceediugs.

SUPREME COURT IN CHAMBERS.

Tuesday, Nov.Before Judge Preston.The Onoinca Sugar Co. vs. Her-

bert C. Austin 'and Franklin H. Aus-tin. F. M. Hatch for plaintiff ; Ash-ford & Ashford and L. A. Thurstonfor defendants. Mr. Hatch filed amotion to the effect that said defend-ants .be ordered to show cause whythey are not in contempt, and readthe affidavit of C. C. Webb, book-keeper of the Onoraea plantation,and tho affidavit of W. E. Rowell,the manager appointed to succeedone of the defendants. The Court,after hearing argument of counsel,ordered that said defendants showcause on Tuesday, December 15,1885, why they are not in contempt.

FRUIT TREES.

I SHALL order, by mail, 5th Decrmher, the fo lowing miniul trees:

Apple, Apricot, Unerry, Fig, Nectarineanil Pencil, in variety. Asemgc prkc,$7 50 pur dozen. Will bo glad to re.ecive ordor in time to make ut mv listfor tiie mail. J. K1DWEI.L,' Honolulu Nursery. Uercinuin &t.

18 i ;iw

HUFK.MANN, ot EAST MAUI, snys:t the HAWAIIAN

I.I.UE, 1 have nttended mt-tlf- , for ihcI nit Ui roc days, to the clarification ofHie j'Uie.

"1 lound tills LIME as ftrong no anyI ever iif.ud, in all my experience otfeupir lioilini:."

Makawao.'Enst Maui, Nov. CO, ISS5.ma at

NOTICE.rpilE adjourned Annual Meeting ofJL tlie l'aiilvim Sugar Company will

be held at lliu oHlee of C. Biewer & Co.on FRIDAY, Nov 'J7, 1885, ut 10 o'clocka.m., I'. C. .TONE i, ticcrulnry.

Honolulu, Nnv.'ai), US.3. l80Jw

FEATHERS DYED,Cleaned and Curled,

AT THE

TEMPLE" OF FASHION.US ly

Two Suburban Cottages toLot.

17URST That elegant Cottage hither.occupiul by the owner, John

Rolello, with lino flower nnd fruitgmrdun, stnblea, etc. Terms favorable.

SECOND Tho two story Cntlngo twodors iimkul of tlieabow, latily occu.pi. Eil by tlie Into A. T linker, havinggt rdcii, blublu, do. Terms fnvorulilu.

, Both premises nro connected wiih thuclt y water Apply lo

HYMAN DUOS.( frippn Etiort. Ull If

For San Francisco.

'I he Magnificent Steamship

' A.USTXtA.LTA,"Bk sugii Commander

Till leao for the above port on ornbo ut

DECEMBER 15th.Fo r freight or passage, apply to

ldl it 11. 1UIKFELD & CO., Agents.

DIRECT STEAMER LINE !

Sydney, Honolulu, San Francisco."We beg to Inform tho new

DIRECT MAIL SERVICE !

Will bo Performed bv tho Magnificent well-know- n SteamshipsAUSTRALIA and ZEALANDIA between

Siflw, Hmolili San Francisco and w versa.

The a.s. AUSTRALIA, Brough,service, leaving Sydney, N. S. YV,from Honolulu for San Francisco on

FTBipt and

181 3t H.

E. Mel NT

HACKFELD & Co., Agents.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT KING STREETS.

Goods received by Packet tho Enstcrn Stales and Europe.Fioih Ciililorni-- i Tiodujo by e cry Steamer. All orders faithfully atlended to.and Goo N delivered toitnypirtof the city free of chnrce. Island otdcrs roli.cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Oillcc Ufi. Telephone No. 9.3. 1G8 ly

FOR RENT.Seed, m of Wil kr & FireTWO Warehouse, near the Like-lik- e

wbnrf. Apply to130 lw WILDER & CO.

PIONEER

Sfni Candy Factoryand Bakery.

F. HOHN, Proprietor.

No. 7t HOTEL ST., betweenNuuuuti nnd i'oit SU.

Hns always on linnd tbo largest Stockof Cumlie,lioili Plain and Fancy, guar,nnteed to bu STRICTLY PURE.

WkolcKsile mid XSclnil.

Rich. Weddmg CakesOf a Twenty Years' Rcputniinu, allSize-- , always on hand, ornamentedin any Si le. .

Pastries of All Description Made toOrder at Short Notice.

I? tiro mul

Wholesome Bread,Fresh every Day.

Bell and Telephone, No. 71.P. O. B ix No. 75. 108

CHAS, HUSTACEHns just received

Fresh Eastern Cranberries,Mbico Meat In tulm und tiu,Table hnisihi-- , Sulinna Raislnv,Cuirnnli-- , Cilron, Lemon & Orange

Peil; Almond?, Wnlnuls.Prunes, Diied PcncliuB, Apples;

Lndy Finger, Ooweuo Cukes,

Arrow-ro- ot Cakes,Honey C'ukcf. Ginger Snims,Wine CtaekcTc, as oiled Orncknre,Chocolate, ( ocoa; Biicnu,uii,cn Jvagiu lira mi Hums; uuecse,Laid, t.liblx. Beet und 1'ork,Kits fciuinon, 'I ins Soiled Mackerel,LulisterH, Liitlo Nock Clam-'- ,

Qimliuugn, Homilies Cooked Hams;Plum 1'udding, Crosne it Bluokwcll's

Ploklea and Pie Fruit;

cTupun mid Coinoi. 'JCeu,Wheat, Oats, Bran. Corn, Barley,Onion.--; M)ttU'd Soup, of thu

Kitchen Soup; Kuio-cd- c Ull,I'oston Dairy S.,lt, 101b. bnge;Buckwheat Flour; Now OrliMii") Mo.

liases, Cul. S,wnp, Maple Syrup;Family Flour, (Jernieu;Old Virginia dweit & Sour Pickles;01lc?, and u general assortment of

Staple and Taney Groceries.Goods dell veied lo all pmts of tho

City, island orders will recelvo cartfulauention. Teh-plum- 1IH.

17i lin OUA.S. HIMTACE, Klufc' St- -

2.

Public that a

Commander, will commence tho newon tlie 1st December, and will sailor about the lfltli December, taking

Passengers

Groceries, ProvisionsAND

New every from

ISox

Co.'s

Etallisliedl863.

FreshTins

Star

BST

YRE & BRO.,

REAL ESTATE FOR SALEA RARE chance for securing a dcir.jl able homesUnd. Three Lots only,

1ii tlie easterly side of Makiki Street,adjoining the innukasidc of Mr. Walter

pmce. A very pleasant neigh-borhood; a never falling supply of purewater la th' street from the MukiklReservoir. Terms, one 'bird rash, theremainder in 1 and 2 years with Intel esut 8 per cent. net. Maps nnd plans can1be seen at the ofllce of

110 tf W. R. CASTLE.

Housekeepers Take Notice.

Frill Stove Coal

Just received by the Martha Davis.

E2T Seud your orders in early to in-

sure a supply. Apply to

C. BREWER & CO.,Queen Street. 181 tm

The Hark66 C I. Bishop "

Has just arrived from Germanywith a

Cargo of New GoodsFOR

H. Httckfeld & Co.181 lw

Istmas & New Year's

PRESENTS.

Messrs. G. W. Macfarlana & Co,

beg to nnnounco that they will holdtheir usual

Christmas Salesof Fnncy (Joods this year.

55" For particulars as to dates, etc.,see future advancements. 179 if

Light! Light ? Light!

Just Arrived, ex Martha Davis,

Downer's Kerosene Oil,

Water White Kerosene Oil,

Standard Kerosene Oil,

For Sa'o by

J. T. WATERHOU8E.160

MANILA CIGARSA NEW LOT.

Choice --Ajrtiole,'FOR BALE BY

173 13. X. AUauiu S& Co. lin

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S!u gniUi rtliia.WEDNESDAY, NOV. Lr, 1885.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCEUNION.

lltKAHMlUK.S ItUt'Oltl.

ur.cr.ti'Tx.Annual Membership S !W 00Honorary Membership 123 00Monthly Subscriptions... i 220 35Dnlon Signals ami Postage 1 1 78

Special Vernations:

For Printing it 00Tor Coffee s 00Foi Pampas Pliunes sold 1 001'ioiH Hawaiian Boaid, Grant

In aid for Tracts 50 00

Lectures:

Protestor Waylaud 00 00Major Dane rr.l B0

$505 GO

i:xi'KNbiTUiti:&.P.eccud. CaMi and Monioraiuliini

Books 1 y."

Blue Blbbon for Mrs. llainpon I 50Coffee for Firemen I 50

lixfchscs of Led uvesi

Two Sets Posters 8 00Kcutof Hall 5 00

Pt inting:2,000 Copies S Tracts, Hawaiian 110 00Proof-iculln- g 5 001150 Hawaiian Constitutions I 00100 English Con-timtio- and

By-La- 1!1 50Posi er for D . M . Ci ow ley 5 50

Aliseclrwcoit :

Union Signals and Postage 11 S2

Temperance Publications !!0 !1!)

Monthly Subscription Blank. ... 2 00Envelopes for Blank 25Salary. Mis Marv P. Giccn. in;part 205 00

Balance on Hand 21)

$505 GO

Mits. C. M. Hyde.

THE I'KESIDKXT fe ItlU'OUT.

De.vu Sistkus and FniESDS: Inthis smallest of all civilized coun-tries, wc are gathered asone of the outposts of the greattemperance army, which, ucver re-

treating, with steadily increasingnumbers, is marching grandly for-ward to conquer the world 1

Who would have thought when,twelve years ago, a few tremblingwomen met in a little church in anobscure town in Ohio, and inaugur-ated the "temperance crusade,"singing as they marched out of thechurch door" Give to the wind- - thy fears.

Hope and be undismayed:God hears thy sighs, and sees thv tears,

He shall lift up thy head."That the little spring thus openedshould so soon grow to be a stream,a river a flood an ocean, whichshall cover the earth ! For, believeme, dear friends, this is sure to bethe result of it.

' ""We may not live to see the day.But earth 'hall gladden with the r.i..

Of this good time coming."

It was a very small beginning.We were but women. We had beentaught that it was unseemly for usto take any public places, and whereour teachings, led us, our hearts fol-

lowed. Wc did not want to leavethe retirements of our happy homes,and enter the battle which we sawwc must light. But, God pity us!Those dearer to us than our liveswere subject to a danger from whichour weak hands could not rescuethem. We could pray for them,and wc did! but wc felt that prayermust bo supplemented by work.Wo could no longer stand by lookingto politicians, to the party in power,to legislatures and congress to ridus of this demon whose loathsomeform stretched at all our thrcsh-liold- s,

if his form had not alreadyan abode at our very firesides.When wc plead with the law-make-

their answer was, more or lesscurtly: "Wc can do nothing foryou; it is not in our province."Or, at most, a weak attempt to"regulate the tralllc in liquors,"

, was all that we could secure.Gradually and unwillingly to the

women of America came the con-viction that to the part of the na-tion to whom is given "half thewisdom, more than half the purity,and nearly all the gentleness," Godhad assigned the duty, not only ofpraying for the overthrow of theliquor power, but of laboring to thisend, as He should give them wis-

dom. Having no political power,wc had nothing to fear from politi-cal parties; and more than thatbeing ho rarely subject to the temp-tation which enslaves the body andsoul, wc could labor with cleanhands and strong faith. Have youheard of the old lady, who, afterviewing a brewery, a distillery, anda tobacco factory, exclaimed "AintI thankful that the women folkshaven't got all that stuff to smokoand chew and swallow down!"

And so, after the crusader hadmiraculously opened to the eyes ofAmerican women their strength andthe source of their power, the Wo-

man's Christians Temperance Unionwas organized.

If we ask what is the clement inthis organization which has given itsucli an acceptance with all goodpeople which has placed it by theYoung Men's Christian Associationas one of tho two great mora) powersof the world, auxiliary to tho Church

of Christ, the answer cannot be hardto find. Without doubt as MissWlllard has said, "The decisiondeliberately reached at their organ-ization to stand by the name as wellas tho faith of Him to whom womanowes nil she has come to be," andthe prayerful Christian spirit whichcharacterizes all their efforts, is thetrue secret of their power.

Within tho twclvo years of exist-ence tliis "sober second thought oftho crusade," has crystallized intopermanent form in a nationalstate and territorial, district, countyand local organization. All thelarge cities and towns in the UnitedStates aro buzzing with tile busywomen who aro tireless in this work,aud almost every hamlet has itsband of quiet workers, who havenevertheless found tho fulcrum uponwhich rests tho lever which shallmove the world! There arc tenthousand organized Unions, with amembership of two hundred thou-sand women of all nationalities,races and conditions. According totheir creed, they are a "Union ofChristian Women of nil Churchesfor the purpose of educating theyoung, forming a better publicsentiment; reforming the drinkingclasses ; transforming by the powerof divine grace, those who arc en-

slaved by alcohol ; and removingthe dram-sho- p from our streets bylaw."

The results of any such greatwork as this, must be to a grcnt ex-

tent invisible to human eyes. Tosow beside all waters, is our work.The great harvest wc may not see.But it must be evident that agreat effect is being produced uponthe women of the land, not only ingiving wise avenues for energiesheretofore downcast orbut in forming an intelligent senti-ment upon this subject than whichnone is more important in the house,and in "that larger house we callsociety." Much time in everymeeting is devoted to discussing avariety of topics relating to temper-ance and intemperance. Two hun-dred thousand wives and mothersand sisters arc daily preachersand examples of temperance prin-ciples in their own households.

.They arc learning that there is danger lurking in every teaspoonful ofwine in the sauce, or the tablcspoon-fu- l

of brandy in the pie ; that ten-

dencies which may be most fatalmay be found in the earliest yearsof chtldhood; that no appetite ismore sure to be inherited than thatof a taste for liquor. It cannot beotherwise than that the chililrcn inthese families should imbibe tem-

perance sentiments from their in-

fancy, and thus grow up, not onlyintelligent and interested on thesesubjects, but to a great extent freefrom the tasto which so surely leadsinto temptation. In addition tothese home influences, thrown aboutthe children in so many families,scientific temperance education isnow made compulsory in all thepublic schools in fourteen of theStates. Bands of hope and varioustemperance societies among childrenand young pcoplo are everywhereorganized ; temperance papers andlcatlels for children arc circulated ;

quartciiy temperance lessons in theSabbath school are secured ; and inso mairy ways instruction and in-

fluence arc brought to bear uponthe rising generation, that theymust grow up with a much clearerestimate of this "spirit of evil" thantheir fathers and mothers had.

(To be continued.')

THANKSGIVING.FEW Fat Gccsc corn.fcd for MileA at C. E. IIENSON'S, Pauon Bond,

P. O. Box 101. 18a at

NOTICE.to inform my friends and ens.

tomerb that J have removed myplace oT business fioin No, 88 HotelStreet, to

Lincoln's Shop, King Streetwhere I will be on hand to attend

to all orders for

House and Ship Fainting, PaperHanging, etc.

at prices to suit the times.

O. B. PATTERSON,100 tin Lincoln's Shop, King Street.

Election of Officers.AT the Annual Meeting of iho Ono.

mca Sug.ir Co. held at tho ofllcoof C. Brewer & Co. this day, tho follow,ing olllters wciu duly elected tor thocoming year:J. O. CAUrr.u PresidentW. P. Ai.m.n int

1'. O .Ionks Secretary(J, J. ltoss Treasurer.T. O. Cautku Auditor

Tho above o1ht. aro also thu Diroctors of tho Omnp inj .

P. O. JONES,Sen'y Onoiuca Sugar Co.

Honolulu, Oct. 27, 188r,. nil lm

Election of Officers.AT the Annual Meeting of tho Stock-

holders of thu Wallicu SugarCompiny, held nt tho olllco of W. O.Irwin & Co., on the Dili day of Novein-he- r,

1S85, thu following blueert. wcioelected lor the cun cut year:Col. Z. 8. Si'ALDixo PresidentJilt. P. P. Hastings Vioe-- cedentMil. Joi:i'ii O. Ourrtfit SecretaiyHon, C'kciii Biiown TicnsurcrHon. J as. 1, Dowsurr Auditor

J. O. CARTER,Secretary Waihce Sugar Co.

Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1885. 173 lm

HOUSES BOARDEDBY (he Day, Weak or M6ntli. Horses

broken to 11 irncss. Horses clip-ped. Horses bought, sold or driven.Apply to A. AJITHUR,107 lm Next Bulletin Ofi-iob- .

$12,000TO Loan on Heal Eslato Security, in

Sums of not less than $1,000 unch.Apply in J, M. MONdARRAT,

No. 87 Mcicluuit Slicot. ICt tf

To Lot Furnished,AT Kllnuca, Knual, a comfortable

Houscnud Cottage eminently suita-ble for n family wishing to spend ashort time In tho country. Apply to

MANAGE U,ICO tf Kllnuca Sugai Co., Kauai.

TOR KENT.Tho picmtees nt No. 42 Mcr.H'hnnt street, near the corner of

street, ccntrniiy iocucdin the business part of tho city. Suita-ble lor a LAW OFFICE, or any otherkind of business. Kent low-- Enquireof DR. STANGENWALD.

107 3m

HOUSE TO BENT.fTMIE very comfoi table dwelllng-sllu- .

A atcd at No. 251 Berctania Sttoit,containing 8 rooms. Rent, only $30 permonth. For particular apply to

LEWIS J. LEVEY, Auctioneer.10 Queen Street. 17S 2w

Dwelling House for Rent.S4.5 per Month aud

Water Kates.large dwelling houo aud lot

occupied by D. D. Bitldwln front-ing on Dole street, at Punnkou, and run.ning thiouch to Ucckwilh sticet. Thehou-- contains S large rooms, ii pantries,I bathroom, 4 large cloetj, kitchen ud.joining. There U a large bum withservant's room on the giounds, also anolllco Kcparate fiointho main building.The lot is nearly 2 acres in extent amiaffords considerable pasture and tire,wood. Everything in good npnir. Gov.eminent water laid on. Enqulie oflaatf s. u. HOLE.

NOTICE.DK. BRINKERHOFF'S system of

Recta) Treatment. A new treat-ment for Hemorrhoid , Fistula and otherdiseases of the rectum, by a piocisssure, safe and painless.

DR. McWAYNE, 31 Alakea st.102 Urn

Pi 1

v i a'ii n I

O IMCU

2i0 in Cos.

ancl

131nelf Kin itl in

E

Dn. EMEBBONtPHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Has removed his and OfUcolo lDOFiit Sticet (lately occupied bvCapt. llnjley).

( 8 to 10 A.M.,Omen Houtts-- j t to n r m.,

( 7 lo 8 Evening.Telephone (Dell and Mutual). No. 140.

177 tf

Dn. M. GOTO,I'liyslolali and Surgeon,

Loprony, Svphllls a' d Skin Disease nSpecialty. Otllcc, mauka of tho resl.dunce of Hon. James Mean, King Street,Knpalnum, Honolulu.

OfFicn IldUni I lo G p.m.Sn.su VY! 8 A.M. to 12 M.

N B Parlies on the other Islands canconsult by letter. l(ir y

THE FISHER CIDER COMPANY

Factory, 18 Lllilm sticet.

A1 now pieparcd to furnish thisctlibr.ttid Chnnip.ignu Older at

Mioit notice, nun m quantities losuu.All oidcns will meet prompt attentionby addicssing The Kishci Cider Co.

M T UON'.NELL, Manager.Mutual Telephone UJJ. ly

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.W. I. The undesigned having

;;tnKcn ciungu ot BnggngoBmjicss No. Ht. for the

puipoxuof eanylng on the Espress andDray business, "h"les by pajing stilct

to business to' lcccivc a shnicol public pntioiitige.

t$ Moving pianos and furniture aspecially. 15. BUHGERSON.

Itcsldeticc, coiner Puiiehliovvl andStreet. Mutual To ephouc U20.

West, Dow (a Co., Telephone 170.yiny

EO. C. STBIATB3IEYKR,

ARTISTIC SIGN'S A SPECIALTY.

78 King-- Street, Honolulu.

175 P. O. Box :J10. ly

Jas. W. Robertson,ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST.

Hooks and Accounts neatly and concet-l- y

kept, also all kinds o'f copyiig at-

tended to. Office wiih Huslaec iV.

8!) tf

New for Lais,U 1

--&2a w P. O. Box 297

Pacific Hardware Company,Successors to Dillingham & Co. and Samuel Nott.

FORT STREET, : : : : : HONOLULUi

S(letliii

attention

Cairiase

Best Quality Blue Mottled Soap. Extra Grocer Soap,a Superior Article.

BST Fire Proof Safes, Closing" Out Jit Low Prices. -Full Lines of Goods upon Most Favorable Tci ms.

Telephone both

LEWIS & CO., GROCERS,Or mid OO Hotel Street,

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED OK ICE:Eastern Shad, Flounders, Rock Cod, Smelts. Crabs, Eisl cm Oyster?, Cala Fresh

Roll Butter, Caulitlower. Red Cabbages, Bunker Club' House S.iusiges,Mallard Ducks, Peaches Pears, Plum-- , Grapes, &c &c.

Horse Radish, Roots and Celery, Sivl'S Cheese, Cic.un Cheese, Ed-i- Cheee,German Smoked .iusngc, German Pickles in Kigs, Hollind Herrings inKegs, Kits Salmon Bellies, Kit. Mackerel,

A.nl n. Complete lAiie oi" ITaiioy & Sluple Gri-ocevi-

ou Iluiitl.Goods delivered to Waikiki, Tuesdays and Fridays. Goods delivered to all parts

of the Town.

E,Carriaae

Ropa.ii'iiif'',

fir,

iai)

rirr wmiiw.imihuiiii, hi v."- - ....,

W agon Bffaliev.

IPiliiiLiiiiy &j

TWiiiiiiing;,

In iirst-clan- w milliner mid prices to sill (: i.lio tiinow.70 King St., adjoining Geo. "W. Lincoln, Contractoi & Builder. Cm

II ITT, 1. 8 Kaalnai Street

Sw57?Wisb;

Granite, Iron and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE'House Keeping Goods,

PLOTBING, TIE, COPPER AND993 SHEET IRON WORK,

Cottage to Lot at Palama.GUNIMMMG C Hooms, Kitchen and

Apply to181 tl J. C. EDWARDS.

NOTICE.'TMIE undersigned beg leave to InformX. the public that, they have opened

an office at

Room 13, Cnmpbcll's Block,(Up Stalrt), MERCHANT ST.,

Honolulu, ns

Gronoral BubIiiobs Agents,We make n Specialty of Book-kec-

ing, Collecting, Oustoni.HouRc Droit ir-ag- o

and Shipping and ReceivingFreights.

"Wo arc also prepared to lake invon.toricj or llankrupi Slock anj where Inthe Kingdom and nuurantco acct.ratcreturns. Wo aro also nrcpared to fui-nls- h

Tnurltti with guides mid give rcllatilo Information in regard to routo oftravel an 1 places of interest on any ofthe Islands of the gioup.

With strict attention to business andprompt leninism thosu who iu.iv

their business tons, we solicit ashare of patronage.

C2T All Legal Documents drawn up byan cipirlcnccd Lawyer.

1GJ Cm NOBLE, HARE & CO.

VOIt MALE.FANNING'! ISLAND GUANO in

to stilt. Apply t thePACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.llyr

Alfred maqoon,J . AT i ORNEY AT LAW.17o I2 Merchant street, Honolulu, ly

Honolulu Carriage Manufact'y223 and 280 Foit Street,

Honolulu, .... Hawaiian Is.W U- - PAGE. Proptictor

Mho iy

XII13 LONDONProvincial Fire Insurance Co.,

X.03S-JD01-

HuliHci'llicil Capital : : .vl,000,000J. T. WATEHIIOUSE, .In., Agent.

137 Urn

P. "WUOTEOT3ERG,7X Queen Street,

AGENT FOIl

Steamer "J. I. Dowsett,"AND SCHOONERS

Rob Roy, Mile Morris, and Josephine.

JTOR, SAJLVE.Fine and coarse Puuloa Salt ; fine

Kakaako Salt, in quantities to buit.Also, large and small Iron Water

Tanks. Paints. Oil. Etc., Etc. C3 ly

VOLCANO ROUTE.

Mens SisMj Co.

Commencing on Monday, October12tli, and thence on the first Mondayfollowing the arrival of the Alamedaand Mariposa on the 8th and 22nd ofeach month.

The steamer Iiuan will inakB theVolcano Tiip, reaching Kcnuhou onWednesday morning, giving Touriststwo days and two nights at the VolcanoHume.

When the Sth and 22nd of tho monthfall on Monday, the JKiiihn will leavethat day.

C& Tickets tor tho Round Trip. $50, whichpays all Charges.-- !

The Kiiiau will airivc In HonoluluSunday mornings on Volcano Tiips OnHllo Trips, will lcavo Honolulu onTues-days- and return Faturdav morn-ings. WILDER'S STMSIIIP CO.

Honolulu, Sept. 11, 18-- 5. 124 tf

MELLER & HALBE'S

Ice Cream Parlor

and- -

Confectio'ery

Lincoln's 'Block, King; st,

A J'liii' AHHortuieut of

Candies & Cakes

AhvayH on Iluntl

DPa-rtie- s Supplied1003 ly

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Thos. Lindsay,MANUFACTURING JEWELER,

1C8 No. CO Nuuanu Street. iy

NOTICE.Office will bo doted from Nov.MY 1st until Dec. bth, 18S5, dining

my absence at thu Coa i

AI. GltOeSMAN, Dentist.99 HoM Stn ct. 105 tf

NOTICE.TVTU D. L. AHPHAUT horely Intl.Itx mates that lie has this day with-drawn liom the ihm ul Soyong & Ah.phiirt, and that he will cany on the bntlnc9s of an binplnymeiit Agency, Anglo.Chinese Interpreting, Collecting Ac.counts and other Agency bminess atSun Kim Lung Co.', 1U hotel btrect.uau

THE FAST SAILINO

JAJJN. Schooner EHUKAIwill run legulnrly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning ou Thursday, weather

permittingFor freight or passage apply to the

Captain on board, or toPacific Navigation Co.,

181 Agents

N. F. BURGESS,84 King hired, : : Honolulu.

Carpenter niul llutldcr. nnRgnge anddSuncrul I'.xpi'CMM.

Drnying niul bluunur Pieight caiofullyhandled.

Coirlnge palming dune by a llrst-clas- s

woikman at 78 King sheet.Jobbing In uhovc lines mi ended to withpromptness, and charges at cording to

the amount and quality ot work.Offlco Telephone, 2i 2. Re&idmco, 152.

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ALEX, FLOHR,Praclical Gun and Lock Smith,

Bethel St., next to Post-Offlc- c.

Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired.

All kinds of Light Machinery repairedon Short Notice.

NB. Good Workmmship and Charges124 Strictly Moderate. ly

THE ELITE

Ice Cream Parlors !

No. S5 Hotel Street.Delicious flavored Ico Cream made

from pure Dniry Cream, Fruit ices,Sherbets, Ice Cicaui Drinks and manyother re fresh ment can be lound alwaysat this really retoit. ChoiceCiinfectiouery and Cakes in gicatvariety.

Families, Parties, Balls and WeddingsSupplied.

For the convenience of tli e pul lie wepack oiders for Ice Cream in Fa'tentUefiigerator Cans, which hold from 1 to40 Quarts, vvai ranted to keep its delight-ful flavor and perfect lorm for manyhours.

Slutual Telephone 338Hell Telephone : 188

JtSf The Elite Ice Cream Parlors aroopen d lily until 11 p.m. 38 ly

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Will be open every afternoou'aud even,ing as follows:

Monday .TncHdny.'vVeaiieHdnj'.Thiirflrtuy nnd Hium-da- y Juvenilis.

To the public in general.

FBIDAV EVJ3NING8,For ladle and gentlemen.

Tuemlny Arternoons,For ladies, gentlemen and children,

axxjtfic.Fiidny and Biturday Kvcningsj also, at

the Tin sday Matinee.

TnOS. E. WALL, Manager.147

C. II. WOOJLHIKfiTOX,

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT.

Special notice to iBland orders forMuiehnndifcot every at hovery lowest rates of ci mniHslon. Bendfor Enmples of Dry GnoiU, itc, He.Catalogues nnd pi Ico liot lnu ly mailevery steamer. Addicss

300 O.vLirORNlA STREET,101 tf Room if, Bin Fmnclsco.

E. R. RYAN,ilont IJuliaor.

Boats Built and Repaired to Order,

All KindM of Boat Material,Timbers, Knees, Stcm6, Kerl9. Also, 1Decked Surf Boat, 1 Lai go Twelve-To- n

Slow, 1 Four.Oared Race Boat, 2 SmallBkitla, 1 TvvelvcTon Sloop in pirfectorder, wjtk suils, nnchon, mid chainscomplete. For salu cheap jor cash,Kllaueft street, floiioluiu. 1005 Jy

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