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BY AUTHORITY.

ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

In accordance with ChapterLXXXVI. ot the Session Laws of181)0, being "An Act to nraentl andconsolidate the Election Laws of theKingdom," notice is hereljy given1that a General Election for Noblesand Representatives will be heldthroughout the Kingdom between thehours of 8 o'clock a. tn. and 5o'clock p. in. on WEDNESDAY, the3rd day of February, 1892.

The Election for Nobles shall beas follows:

FOR THE ISLAND OF HAWAII.Two for the term and one

for the unexpired term (2 years) tofill the vacancy caused by tho, resig-nation of Hon. E. liurchardt.FOR THE ISLANDS OF MAUI,

MOLOKAI AND LANAI.Two for the term.

FOR THE ISLAND OF OAHU.

Three for the term, onefor the unexpired term (4 years) tofill tho vacancy caused by the resig-nation of Hon. II. A Widemann,and one for the unexpired term (2years) to fill the vacanoy caused bythe resignation of Hon. E. Muller.FOR THE ISLANDS OF KAUAI

AND NIIHAU.One for the term.The Election for Representatives

shall be as follows:

FOR THE ISLAND OF HAWAII.Seven, or one for each Election

District.FOR THE ISLANDS Oh' MAUI,

MOLOKAI AND LANAI.Six, or one for each Election Dis-

trict.FOR THE ISLAND OF OAHU.

Eight, or one for each ElectionDistrict.FOR THE ISLANDS OF KAUAI

AND NIIHAU.Three, or one for each Election

District.The Election Districts, Voting

Piecincts, Polling Places, and In-

spectors of Election, are as follows:FOR ISLAND OF HAWAII.

KIUST UISTKICT SOUTH HILO.

Consisting of Puna and all Hilosouth of the bed of Pukihae Gulch'.'

First Precinct. That portion ofPuna extendiug from Kau to and in-

cluding Kehena. Polling place:Kalapana Schouluouse.

Inspectors J. M'. Kauwila,S. H. "Haaheo,J. Kahomana.

Specially appointed for EjectionDay J. A. Kaaukai,

D. Kuhuulelio.Second Precinct. That portion of

Puna extending from Kehena to theHilo Boundary, excepting Kcaauand Olaa. Polling place: PoholkiCourt House.

Inspectors J. E. Eldurts,D. Kapele,S. Kaulunale.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay W. L. IJaau,

Rev. J. K. Kalawe.Third Precinct. The lauds of

Keaau and Olaa .in Puna and thatportion of Hilo extending from theboundary of Puna to the lied of Pu-kihae Gulch,

tPolling place: Hilo

Court House.Inspectors F. S. Lyman,

G. JJapai,Joe Sisspn.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay' 4. T.' Brown, '

G. Nukapuahi.SKCONU DISTIUCT CENTItAL IIILO.

Consisting.of that pottiou of Hiloextending from Pukihae Gulch tothe bed of the Haknlau Gulch.

First Precinct. Extending fromPukihae Gulch to the bed of theHonoliiGul'ch. Polling place: SchoolHouse ai iiaaueo.

'.Inspectors W. E. hcott,Pilipo Kumulae,Georgo Chalmers.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay Moses Kipi,

J. Kapuhua.Second Precinct. Extending from

Uonolii Gulch to and including Ka-waiu-

Polling place: Schoolhousuat Papnikou.

Inspectors A, G. Curtis,D. Kuruai.Geo. Weight,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay

Kauaeholo.Third Precinct. Extending from

Kuwulnui to and including Hakuluu,Polling place : Honomu Schoolhouse.

Inspectors II. V. Puttcn,J, Thomas,J. Palau.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay D. K, Hookano,

J. M. Kelihvaiwaiolo,

Tlltllll DISTIUCT NOKTIt HII.O.

Consisting of that portion of Hiloand Hntnakua, from tho HaknlauGulch to the bed of the Kolapnha-pu- u

Gulch in Hamakua (betweenKukniau and Kainchc) to Include allof Kukaiau.

First Precinct. From llnkalnuGulch to the Hamakua side of Lau-pahoeh- oe

Gulch. Foiling place:Courthouse, Lntipahoehoc.

Inspectors E. W. Barnard',D. K. Makuakane,B. Naaikaunn.

Specially appointed ..for ElectionDa-y-

"W. B. .Kahajcohu,Ben. B. Macy.

' Second j Precinct. From Laupa-hoeho- o

'Gulch to KalnpalmpuuGulch. Polling place: Kaala Church.

Inspectors George F. Ronton,N. Kckaula,William Green.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay

R. Horner.FOUIITII DISTUICT HAMAKUA.

Consisting of the remaining por-tion of Hamakua and South Kohala.

First Precinct., From Kalapaba-pu- u

Gulch to Kuaikahia Gulch.Polling place : Honokaa Courthouse.

Inspectors James Ronton,II. S. Rickard,R. W. Podmore.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay W. P. Lumaheihei,

Milton V. Holmes.Second Precinct. From Kuaika-

hia Gulch to the boundary of Kohala.Polling place : Kukuilmele School-hous- e.

Inspectors Chas. Williams,William Hornor,Rev. S. Kaili.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay Edwin Thomas,

J. W. Kamahiai.Third Precinct. The District of

Soutli Kohala. Polling place : Wai-me- a

Court House.Inspectors W. S. Vrcdenberg,

Francis Spencer,Frank Johnson.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay William Kaanaana,

James Bright.

Firm DISTRICT KOHALA.

Consisting of North Kohala. Poll-ing place: KohalaCourt House.

Inspectors H. S. Holstcin,Jno. S. Smithies,C. K. Mnguire.

Specially appointed for ElectionDav C. E. Kempster,

" J. B. Kaohe.

SIXTH DISTKI0T KONA.

Consisting of North and SouthKona.

First Precinct. From the bound-ary of South Kohala to and includingthe land of Kealakehe. Pollingplace : School House at Kalaoa.

Inspectors J. W. H. Isaac Kihi,K.M. Kaihcmakawalu.D. P. Koahu.

Spccialy appointed for ElectionDay G. D. Hueo

S. W. Kaumuloa.Second Precinct. From Kealakehe

to and including Kapalaalaea. Polliug place; Church at Holualoa.

Inspectors Waldeinar Muller,C. D. Miller,Thomas Aiu.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay

I. II. Sherwood.Third Precinct. Fiona Kapalaa-

laea i North Kona, to and includingKeei in South 'Kona. Polling place :

Government School House at Popo-pii- a,

Kona-waen- a.

Inspectors Norman Logan,Moses Bariett,H. Haili. '

Specially appointed for ElectionDay David Hooiapa,

D. Namauu.Fourth' Precinct. Keei to

and including Hookena. Pollingpacu ; Ilookeim Cou'rt House'.

Inspectors' T. K. "Robert Amalu,S. M'. Kekoa,G. Waiau.

Spccialy appointed for ElectionDay J. Kau we,

F. Alapai.Fifth Precinct. From Honokua to

the boun'dary'bf Kuu. Polling place :

Church at Papa.'inspectors -- J,. W. Kuulmoku,

!J. W. Ahiele,E. V. Doylo.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay S. W. Kaul,

SUVKNTII DISTRICT KAU.

.Consisting of Kau.First Precinct. Extending from

the boundary of Puna, to aud includ-ing tle lojid of Ninole. Pollingplace: Pahala School House.

Inspectors T. P. Harris,Geo. Tiiuoteo,J. W. Kuaimoku,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay N, C. Honokoa,

Win. Lentz,Second Precinct. Tho remainder

or the District of Kau. Pollingplace: Wniohiuu Court House.

Inspectors G. S. Patten,M. Malakuua,L. It. Macomber,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay Rev, M. Lukela,

J. W. Kuhopu,

ISLANDS OF MAUI, MOLOKAIAND LANAI.

P KIUST DISTUICT MOLOKAI.

Consisting of 1he Ibhind of Molo-ka- i.

First Precinct. That portion ofMoiokai, consisting ot Kalawao andKalaupapa. Polling place: KalaU-pap- R

Store House c.

Inspectors VVilliatll Tell,ft Wllliabi iNOllev.

!r3w . J. Knhaulelio.Sueciailywpointcu' for Election

Day William Clark,C. Kopena.

toSpcond Precinct. The iemainder

of the Island of Moiokai. Pollingplace: Pukoo Court House.

Inspectors A. Mauritz,D. Kailua,W. A. Kukamana.

Specially appointed for EleotionDay J. II. Van Giesun,

SECOND pISTHICT LAHAINA.

Consisting of the District of La-hai-

and Kaanapali on Maui and theIsland of Luuai. the

Fjrst .Precinct. The District ofLahaina. Polling place: Lahaiua ofCourt House.

Inspectors Henry Dickenson,D. laylor,Tlios. C. Forsyth.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay C. 11. Cockett,

L. M. Baldwin.Second Precinct. The District of old

Kaanapali. Polling place: Houoko-ha- u

School House.Inspectors It. C. Searle,

M. Mehcul.i,D. A. Wahiuehookae. to

Specially appointed for ElectionDay J. A. Kaukau,

B. Nahookua,Third Precinct. Island of Lanai.

Polling place: .House at Mauualci.Inspectors S. Kuhoohalahala.

Palauina.Specially appointed for Election

Day Kahikiwawc,K. Kuui.

THIKD DISTUICT NOUTH WAILUKU.of

Consisting of that portion of Wai-luk- u

lying North of the road fromIao Valley (on tho South side of theriver), to the Sand Hills; thencealong the crest of the Sand Hills tothe mouth of tho Wailuku river.Polling place: Skating Rink.

Inspectors A. N. Kepoikai,W. A. McKay,W. S. Motile.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay John II. McLean,

A

FOURTH DISTRICT SOUTH WAlLUKU.

Consisting of that portion of theDistrict of Wailuku lying South ofthe North Wailuku District aud in-

cluding the Island of Kahoolawe, butexcluding Honuaula.

First Precinct. That portion ofsaid District lying between the SandHills and tho mountain and also theIsland of Kahoolawe. Polling place:Wailuku Court House.

Inspectors W, II. Daniels,W, T. Robinson,Manuel C. Ross,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay William Conway,

S. E. Kaiue.Second Precinct. The remaining

portion of South Wailuku. Pollingplace: Custom House, Kahului.

Inspectors L. M. Yt'l'e!ie"iG. P. Wilder,Kaulanaula.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay C. R. McVeigh,

Robert English.

FIFTH DISTRICT HAKAWAO.

Consisting of that portion or Ma-kaw-

lying South and West oJ Ilalc-haku Gulch with Kula

First Precinct. All that portion ofsaid District known us Kula and Uia,tportion of the land of Hamakuapokolying South and West of the MallkoValley and uiauka of a line drawnalong the center of the road runningfrom Kaluauut to the Makawao Jail,and a Hue drawu iu extension theic-of- .

Polling place : Makawao CouitHoubc.

Inspectors F. W. Hardy,John Kulainu,Chas. Copp.

Specially appointed for ElectionPay David Morton,

David P. Eldrldgo.Second Precinct. The remainder

of the District of Makawao. Pollingplace: Hatnakuupoko KchObl Honse.

Inspectors 0, II. Dickey,II. Laws,E. Helekunihi.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay C. M. V. Forster,

J. P. Kuia.

HIXTII DIMRICl IIANA.

Consisting of all the rest of theIsland of Maui.

First Precinct Fr"tn and includ-i- ting Honuaula, u, including Ka- -

hikinui. Polliug place : Honuaulacourt House,

Inspectors Chas. Biichunnaii,M. Kealolm,John Brown,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay S. W. A. Kaleilioa,

W. I). Kaaumoaua.Second Precinct. From Kaliiki-nu- l,

to aud including Kipahuln, Polling place: School House, Kipahuln..!

rrvrnm. R"j'5i"-?'ewpr- '., 'flrajr Vwrw fw' ? 'P'

Inspectors Charles Lake,Christian Anilious,P. Puhalahua.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay

Jonn. Niikila.Third Precinct. From Kipahuln,

to nnd including Kcanac. Pollingplace: liana Court House.

Inspectois F. Wlttiock,A. von Gravemeycr,

Specially appointed for ElectionDa-y- Benj. K. Kaiwaea,

Fouith Precinct. From Keanae,and including Ilalchaku. Polliug

place: Office of Huclo Plantation.Inspectors Henry Birch,

F. It. Inaina,John Luehu.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay William Turner,

S K. Maka'ena.

ISLAND OF OAHU.

FIRST DIBTRICT- - -- HONOLULU.

Consisting of all that portion ofjudicial and taxation iMslrict of

Honolulu, or Kona, lying South Easta line drawn from the summit or

peak of the Konahuanui range ofmountains, nlong the crest of thuridge separating Manoa and MakikiValleys from Nuuanu and PauoaValleys, and across the crater orbowl of the hill called Puuowaina(Punchbowl) to the Hag pole at the

battery, thence direct to thejunction of Kinnu and Alapai streets,along the middle of Alapai to Kingstreet, middle- - of King street toSouth stieet, middle of South street

the sea.First Precinct. All that portion of

said District lying East of Puuahoustreet, and o line drawn in extensionthereof, mauka aud niakai. Pollingplace Government Nursery, junc-tion of King and Waikiki stteets.

Inspectors E. T. S. Spalding,J. II. Wodohouse, Jr.,S. Heokano.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay J. A. Gilrann,

Arthur Brown.Second Preciuct. All that portionsaid District lying West of Puua-

hou street and a line drawn in exten-sion thereof. Polling place: Berc-tau- ia

Street School House.Inspectors J. A. Magoon,

II. S. Tregloau,G. W. 11, Kit.g.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay J. II. Lovejoy,

S. K. Kamaka.SECOND DISTRICT HONOLULU.

Consisting of all that portion ofsaid Honolulu or Kona, North of theFirst District and inside of a linedrawn from the Hag pole at the oldbattery on Puuowaina (Punchbowl)to the junction of School and Emmastreets, along the middle of Schoolstreet to Fort street, along the mid-dle of Fort street to Beretania strce',middle of Beretania street to Nuu-anu stream at Smith's Bridge, thenceup the middle of said stream toSchool street, middle of Schoolstreet to Liliha street, middle ofLiliha street to Judd street, alongthe middle of Judd street to the crestof the ridge on the North-Westerl- y

side of Nuuanu Valley, and thencenlong the crest of said lidgc to thepeak called Laniliuli iu the Konahua-nui range of mountains.

First Precinct. All that poilionof said District lying mauka ofSchool aud Judd streets and East ofNuuanustreet. Poliingpluce: Build-ing at entrance to lower Reservoirgrounds, Nuuanu avenue.

Inspectors Jas. G. Spencer,J, O. Carter, Jr.,G. W. Kanoelehua.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay A. F. P. Mclntyre,

James W. Hatfield.Second Precinct. All that portion

of said District lying makai of Juddand bcuool streets anil West of Nuu-anu and Foit streets. Polling place:Kauluwela School House, Ewa sideof School Street Bridge over Nuu-anu stream.

Inspectors Hugh Giinn,Jnck Aihui,Gto. V. Nawaakoa.

Spcpially appointed for ElectionDay William Ken wo,

C. II. White.

TlllHP DISTRIOT HONOLULU.

Consisting of nil that portion ofsaid llouolulu or Kona lying adjacentto thu First and Second Districts andinside of a tine diawn from the cor-ner of Foit aud Beretania Streetsalong thu middle of Beretania Streetto Richards Street, along the middleof RiclmpiB Street to the sen, andbounded makai by the sea.

First Precinct. All that portion ofsaid District lying mauka of Bere-tania Street. Polling place: RoyalSchool House.

Inspectors W, C. Spioull,J, M. Camaia, Jr.,Jos, Kalauu.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay J. W. Naukana,

S. Auapu.Second Precinct All that poition

of said District lying makai of Bere-tania Street. Polliug place: Kapua-iw- a

Building.Inspectors T. C. Poller,

II. Armitugu,Kemilia Kuhia.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay L. L. Lapieric,

J, Paakaula,

I OL'ttltl DISTRICT IIONOt.Ut.tT.

Consisting of all that portion ofsaid Honolulu or Kona lying West ofDKriols Two and Three and insideol a line drawn from the corner ofSchool and Liliha Streets, throughthe middle of Liliha Street to KingStreet, along the middle of KingStreet to the biidge crossing theNuuanu Stream and bounded makaiby tho sea.

First Precinct. All that poition ofsaid District lying West of NuuanuStreet. Polling place: China EngineHouse Building.

Inspectors D. B. Smith,11. J. Gallagher,John D. Holt.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay P. Jones,"

Geo. L. Dull.Second Precinct. All that portion

ofsaid District lying East of NuuanuStieet. Polling place: Bell Tower,lloifblulu Fire Depaitinent.

Inspectors Henri Smith,S. M. Graham,Geo. N. Shaw.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay II. II. Williams,

M. D. Monsarrat.FIFTH DISTRICT HONOLULU.

Consisting of ull the icmniniugportion of Honolulu, or Kona, lyingNoitli and West of Districts Two andFour.

First Precinct. All that portionof said Distiict lying East of themain road up Kalihi Vnlley andaiauka of King Street. Polling place :

Hawaiian Tramways Co.'s Building,corner Kamehauieha School Grounds.

Inspectois Marcus R. Colburn,L. J. Nahora llipa,J. V. Simonson.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay N. Fernandez,

J. A. Victor.Second Precinct. All that portion

of said District lying West of theio,id up Kalihi Valley and makai ofKing Street. Polling place: Re-

form School Picmises.Inspectors W. L. Wilcox,

Wm. Auld,Henry Kaia.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay Chas. B. Dwight,

John Waiamau.SIXTH DISTRICT KOOLAU.

Consisting of the judicial and tax-

ation District of Koolaupoko. Poll-

ing place : Kancohc Court House.inspectors Henry Cobb Adams,

D. J. Watson,Ja. Olds.

Specially appointed for ElectionDa' Sam Gandall,

J. II. Baienaba.SEVI.NTH DISIRICT WAIALUA.

Consisting of the judicial and laN-ati-

Districts of Kooluuloa andWaialua.

First Precinct. Waialua. Pollingplace: Waialua Court House.

Inspectors Frank Halstcud,J. F. Anderson,E. S. Timotco.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay S. K. Malioe,

J. Kaiaikawaha.Second Precinct Koolauloa. Poll-

ing place: Koolauloi Court House.Inspectors Jas. Donnelly,

John K.diihi,lokepa Kaaunui.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay W. C. Lane,

Paukialani.

EKiliril DISTRICT EWA.

Consisting of the judicial and tax-

ation Districts of Ewa and Waianau.First Precinct. Ewa. Polling

place: Ewa Court House.Inspectors 'J. W. Smith,

B. Starr Kapu,D. Mulo,

Specially appointed for ElectionDay A. B. Lindnay,

Victor Kapulc.Second Precinct. Waiauae. Poll-

ing place: Waianae Com L House.Inspectors J. F. Scott,

J. Kekaliuua,Jas. R. Holt, Jr.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay Keau,

S. Andrews.

ISLANDS OF KAUAI AND NII- -

IIAU.

Ultsr DISTRICT WAIMEA.

From Puananiea Point, to andeluding and the Island ofNiiliait.

First Precinct. From and includ-ing Ktiluheo, to and including Dana-pep- c.

Polling placu: HaiiapepeSchool House.

Inspectors II. C. Perry,J. II. Hoopiopio,

Specially appointed for Electiony--

S. M. Nawai.Second Precinct. That portion of

said District extending from liana-pop- e

to a line drawn fiom the sea tothe mountains at a point 200 yardsWest of Waimea Mill, and includingthe Valley of thu Waimea River andits branches. Polling place: Wai-mea Court House.

Inspectois--T. II. Gibson,James Kamaluini,C. 11. Ilofgaard.

Specially appointed lor ElectionDay U. L, Kopa,

U. W. Kao'tia.

Third Prcoincl. That portion ofthe 'aid District extending from theSecond Pieeinct to the I'uaiiaaiea '

Point. Polling place: Kekalia SchoolHouse.

Inspectors E. S. Qiiinn,Divid Kua,W. E. Smith.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay J. K. Kalun,

J. Kamikiuo.Fourth Preeinrt. Tho Island of

Niihau. Polling place: SchoolHouse.

Inspectors J. II. Knika,J. H. Kaomca,W. II. Kcalu.

Specially appointed for .Election-Da- y

J. Pulawa?J. D. Kaili.

SECOND DISTRICT LI1IUE.

Consisting of all that portion ofKauai from aud including Kulahco,to and including Hanumaulu.

First Pi ecinut. Thu District of Li-hu- c.

Polling place: Lihue CourtHouse.

Inspectors R. W. T. Purvis,W. G. .Smith,J. B. Hanaiks.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay S. It. Hapukii,

W. T. Lucas.Second Precinct. The District of

Koloa from its junction with Lihue,to and including the land of 'Lawai.Polling place: Koioa Court House.

Inspectors J. K. Burkett,J. M. Kahahawai,Louis Kahlbaum.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay E. Strccliz,

THIRD DISTRICT 1IANA1.EI.

Consisting of that portion of Kau-ai from and including Wailtia, to ea

Point.Fiist Precinct. That portion of

said District lying between Waimeaand the Kalihiwai River. Pollingplace: Waioli Com I House.

Inspectors II. Peters,E. Kuupuhi,J. M. Naeole.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay S. P. Kalaikini,

II. J. Wells.Second Precinct. That portion of

said District extending from Kalihi-wai River to and including the landof Papaa. Polling place: Govern-ment School House, Kilauca.

Inspectors W. J. Wells,J. W. Kahec,John Lovcll,

Specially ippointed for ElectionDay

G. W. Mahikoa.Thiid Piecinit. That portion of

said District extending from thu landof Papaa, to and including the landof Waiiua. Polling place: CourtHouse, Knpaa.

Inspectois -- D. W. Kratzer.J. M. Kealoha,S. Kaiti.

Specially appointed for ElectionDay F. B. Smith,

G. B. Meheula.C. N. SPENCER,

Minister of the Interior.Interior Olllce, Dec. 21, 1891.

E. B. rUOMAS,CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,

Estimates given on all kinds of Brick,lion, bloue ami wooden llulluliigs. Allkinds of .Jobbing iu the Building Tradeattended to Keeps for sale Bilck, Lime,Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,Old and New Conugated lion, MintouTiles, Quany 'Piles, nizes andeolois; California and Mouteicy Sand,Gianite Cuibiugaud Blocke, Kte.

toy-Olllc- and Yard: Cor. King 'andSmith sticets. Olllce Hours: 8 to 1'--'A. 51., and 1 to 1 i. .m.

UaT Telephones: Bell, 351; Mutual,117. Ilenl-leuce- : Mutual, 410. P.O.Box, 117 lift) lv

GeORGE LUCAS,Contractor --JS & Builder.

Honolulu Steam I'laiiing MIIU, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

ManufnctiiicN all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of woodwoik ilnlsli. Turning, Sci oil aud BaudSawing. All kinds of Sawing andI'laiiing, Moiticlng and Tenanting.'CST Orders pioinptly attended to and

work guauuitecd. Orders frein theother Islands solicited. 91

VING-FAT&CO.- ,

Contractors Builders,Comor Bethel & King Streets.

Will fui nlttli estimates for all kinds ofFrame Buildings. Manufactuieis anddcaliMs In Fuiiilliuu. Thu latest pat-terns lmpoilcd from the Coast Millwoik done and all kinds of .Mouldingsinailo at thu shoiiest notice.

UaT Fuinltiuo Stoio at No. 90 Nuu-anu stieet, opno. All lleu's. ii02 tlm

1'Olt SALE I

IIIAVi: i our 1 in- - JtcMilcncu Sites,on i ilkul stieet, for salu.

Tho Lots Iiumi a lioniiico ot III feet onl'likol street aud me JOU feet deep, uiunicely laid out in f i tilt aud shade treesand aio all corned with grass; waterlaid on iluoughout. The situation ofthe.--u Lots and the limited number makeIt iH'ei-ss.ii- that intending puiehasersshould nuiku early application to thuuiideislgued, fiom whom all particular,can bo hud. JAS. F. MORGAN.

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BY AUTHORITY.

TO VO TER w

WARNING !

'Your name must lie registered on

the List of Voters foi Rcpicscnta-tive- s.

The name only being on the List

of Voters for Nobles will not entitle

the person to vote for Representative.

Examine the Voting Lists and im-

mediately cause your name to be

entered on the Representative Vot-

ing List by the Inspectors.

Voters for Nobles now on the Noble

List must also have their names

registered on the Representative

Voting List and Register. Many

names of Voters for Nobles on the

List published and on.thc Register

arc not now on the Representative

Voting List or Register.

. , C. N. SI'KNCER,

Minister of the Interior.

January 13, 1892. 310 ldt

NOTICE.Permission is hereby gianted to the

Chinese iet.i(lriits of Honolulu andsubmits to lot oil lire eiackorh on thedays, and during the hour specifiedbelow for the celcbiation of their NewYeai's Day, to wit :

From Thurcday, Jan. 28, at 2 ). in.,till Friday, Jan. 29, at 10 p. in. On

Saturday, Jan. 30, from G a. in. to 10

p. m. On Monday, Feb. 1, from G a.

in. to 10 p. in.No fire crackers to be let oh" in any

slicct or except in private yards, andthon only in boxes or other suitablecontainorh to pieveut the possibilityof fire.

No bombs will btyullowed to be usedwithin the Fire Limits of the city.

W. FOSTER,District and Police Justice of Hono-

lulu.Approved :

Chas. 1$. WII..-O-K,

Marshal of the Kingdom.Honolulu, Jan. 27, 1S92. IWO 5t

Water Notice.In accordance with Sec. 1 of Chap-te- i

XXVII. of the Laws of 18SC.All persons holding water privileges

or those paying water rateb, aie here-by notified that the water rates forthe term ending June 110, 1892, willbe due and payable at the ollice of theHonolulu Water Works on the ihutday of January, 1892.

All such rates remaining unpaid forfifteen dajv after they are due will bosubject to an additional 10 per cent.

Rales are payable at the ollice of

the Water Works in the Kapuaiwabuilding. JOHN C. WHITE,

Supt. Hono. Waterworks.Honolulu, Dec. 28, 1891.

305 tf

Irrigation Notice.Honolulu, H. I., Dec. 2, 1891.

Holders of water piivileges, or thotopaying water rates, are hereby noti-

fied that the bonis for uting water forirrigation pin poses are from 0 to 8o'clock a. ji,, and 1 to G o'clock i i.until further notice.

JOHN O. WHITE,Supt. Honolulu Water Works'.

Approved :

C. N. Sl'KNCEK,

Minister of the Interior.281 tf

NOTICE.

. Makriiaih OlTIOK,Honolulu, ILL, Jan. 28, 1892. J

All Special Commissions issuedfioni thib Department healing dateprior to Apiil 1, 1891, ire hoiuby can-

celled, and tho holdcis are l ('questedto return them immediately to thisollieo. OHAS U.WILSON,

Maishal of the Kingdom.Approved :

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W. AlIhTIN WlUl'INO,Attornoy-Oonor.-

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W. E. K. Muikiii, Esq., has this daybeen appointed an Agent to GrantMarriage Lieeiibes for the District of

Makawao, Island of Maui.O. N. SPENCER,

Minibtei of Inteiior.Interior Oflice, Jan. 28, 1891.

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J no. S. Sniithiob, Esq., linn this daybeen appointed an Agent to GrantMarriage Licenses for tho District ofNorth Kobala, Island of Hawaii.

0. N. SPENCER,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office, Jan. 28, 1891.

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Sails llullefhiPlalt;al to nntArr Srct nor Party,Hut fttabliOtctl for the brntlit of all.

SATURDAY, JAN. 30, 1892.

And Mr. Waterhousc still persists.In the face of the objections to biscandidature of such men as Hon. C.R. UMiop, Hon. J. O. Carter, Messrs.C. M. Cooke, V. "V. Hall, andothers of the party from which hehails, he persists in running againsta ticket that had been generally ac-

cepted as a representative one in theconservative interest. He persistschielly by virtue of the fitful and fan-

tastic backing of the Advertiser. Hisreward will be humiliation for him-

self, if not damage to the best inter-ests of the country.

Many people would like to hearfrom the candidates on the questionof the constitutional amendment

legislation on the labor ques-

tion. When it 'passed at last sessionit was deemed in as good form ascould be devised. Certainly it is all

that can be obtained now withoutwaiting two years more. There hasbeen talk about its being inadequateto its purpose. This talk may, how-

ever, have been started by those whodo not desire the amendment in anyform. The electors may as well in-

sist on its passage finally by thecoming Legislature. They cannotget anything better within two years,and nobody can assure them tboywill get anything as good by waitingthat period.

SETTLED DOWN.

The Advertiser seems to have set-

tled down at last to a definite aim in

the campaign, It makes its fightagainst Mr. Neumann on the NationalReform ticket for Nobles. The Ad-

vertiser knows full w.ell that Mr.Waterhouse cannot be elected, yet itpits him against Mr. Neumann. Itsobject is to defeat Mr, Neumann, evenat the price of electing a Wilcox fol-

lower. This position it cannot evadeby the llimsy device of throwing res-

ponsibility for the success of its ob-

ject on the National Reform party.That trick is simply a cunning em-

ployment of an argument against itsprevious position of supporting twoindependent candidates, which itcould not answer on that occasionbut now dishonestly utilizes. Doesthe Advertiser have the assurance tomake itself believe that any consider-able number of the Noble electoratetake slock in its spiteful assault onMr. Neumann? Brains are not sucha superfluous commodity in our Leg-

islature that the Advertiser can placea man and a legislator of Mr. Neu-niaun- 's

ability under the ban of thebodj' politic by its bull of excommun-ication. The greatest curiosity ofjournalism evolved by the Advertiserthe past few da3's will be very com-

monplace, it may safely be predicted,beside the confession of its blunder-ing that will be due from it nextThursday morning.

AN OPEN LETTER

To Mk. RouEitT W. Wilcox.Honolulu, Jan. 29, 1892.

My Dkau Wilcox :

While your associate Ashford islooking over a few questions andthe public awaits his replies I takethe liberty of giving you a few wordsof advice.

Let me at once assure you that theadvice is better than you have orcould ever receive from your presentcompanions.

Your fondness for appearing inpi hit, and the general all round

of your political record,have rather disposed me to pass youover in silence than to attract the

of decent people to you.A slight incident at the Armory

meeting the other night, however,weighs the balanco in your favor andyou will get the advice and mayyou benefit by it.

It was at your attempted meetingoutside the Armory while "Boodler"Dillingham and the "Missionarygang" were holding forth on the in-

side. Your worthy leader had beenranting away to a lot of your open-ja.we- d

followers about the deadlyMissionary, and the insidious wilesof the railroad builder until thecrowd got sick and choked him offwith cries for "Wilcox I" "Wilcox!"

You arose, and, pointing at oncetowaids a ciowd of noisy opponents,cried out in English: "Don't beMissionary hoodlums try and beMissionuiy gentlemen. " A smile ofenjoyment at your own wit playedupon your lips, and for a momentyou looked quite a gentleman, andcertainly the supeiior of the shiftlessloafers about you. The snarling,ranting, lying, treacherous dose thathad been received by the crowd wusfor a moment forgotten.

A man who can look the gentlemanonce, friend Wilcox, can look it, andnot only look it, but be it always.The stuff is in him. It rests withhimself to bring it out.

You have started off wrong youare partly to blame and Gibson therest. You were educated at the ex-

pense of this Government, but so far

thti oced sceths lo have fallen In verypoor soilsoil that sprouts big1

weeds, big empty cabbages, butnothing substantial or useful.

Your head swelled to such largedimensions while in Italy, that whenyou came back you wanted the king-dom and have been wanting for itever since. They tell mo now, how-

ever, that you are willing to dividewith Ashford, and possibly a fewothers.

The time will come, my boy, whenyour wants will be so small, andyour head will have so shrunk thatyou will be willing to turn in andearn an honest living. And nowwe have reached the point of mystory: Go to work. My dear fel-

low, you talk about making nowConstitutions, dividing up other peo-

ple's lands, establishing paper cur--

icncy, and doing all kinds of non-

sensical things with a gllbness thatis amusing. You can't do it. It isall rot, and if you think you can itonly pioves that you are simply anignoramus.

What 'do you know about makingConstitutions? Why put you, Ash-

ford, Ross, Malic, Thomas and Gayat work making Constitutions, andin a week you would all bo makingbrick for Thomas, catching fish forMalic, or punching cows for Gay.

An element is needed for makingConstitutions which doesn't exist inthe crowd bruins; straight brains,not crooked brains. So, my boyUo to wow.

If you really know anything aboutmilitary matters, go to Guatemala orChile. But if you are man enough,you can find work enough here. Eventhe "Missionary Gang" would giveyou a show if you went about it inearnest and showed that you were notafraid of work. Between you andme, u fellow who is afraid of work isgenerally a poor hand to luce gunpowder.

You don't really take much stockin this man Ashford, do you? Why,no "haole" in this country hates the"kanaka" as much as Ashford does.He hated you openly and above boardbefore the revolution of 1887, and,to show his opinion of your courage,it was his open boast that fifty whitemen could "wipe all the d ned ka-

nakas off the Island." He despisesyou all now, and just as soon as heis done with you somebody will fallinto the soup. You arc no longer aleader. You have boen tried andfound wanting. Ashford is on tiialnow. Give him a fair show, but keepan eye on him.

Above all thou poor, restless,misguided foolish - ? shake offyour bad companions and heed theadvice of the sage.

Diogknes.

AN ASHFORD ADVOCATE.

Editor Bulletin:Mr. Thos. Wright warmly advo-

cates the election of Mr. Ashford,and argues that all "white" mecha-nics should vote for him in prefer-ence to Mr. Dillingham. Mr. Wrightsays that the profits of the plantersmust be cui tailed ; that they are fill-

ing the country with slave labor thatwill eventually banish all whitemechanics. Mr. Wright expressesdeep sympathy for the aforesaidmechanics. The wages of wagonmakers in Honolulu range from $4.50to 85.00 per day. Mr. Wright em-

ploys only the descendants of plan-tation laborers at very low wages,thus competing with other shops thatemploy skilled white labor. He em-

ploys no kanakas. Query : Are Mr.Ashford's expressions of "aloha" forthe downtrodden native and the whilemechanic as sincere as the politicalclap-tra- p of Mr. Thos. Wright?

Mechanic.

SQUARELY DENIED.

Emtok Bulletin:Hon. R. W. Wilcox illustrated

Ins cowardice, at a meeting lastnight, by stating behind my backthat I had retired as candidate forrepresentative in the fifth district.I wish to repudiate that statement asit is false. He advanced a proposi-tion to me to retire, but I scorned it.I will run as representative for thefifth district, Wilcox notwithstand-ing. J. A. Kaiioonei.

THERE IS NQwTbETTER.

Dr. R. L. St. John of Ilowland,Putnam county, Missouri, take's es-

pecial pleasure in recommendingChamberlain's Cough Remedy, be-

cause he knows it to be reliable. He '

has used it in his practice for severalyears, and says there is nono better.It is especially valuable for colds andas a preventive and cure for cioup.This most excellent medicine is forsale by all dealers. Benson, Smith& Co., agents.

When you want a PortraitEnlarged call on King Brow,,get their price llHt and HceManiples'. They can't bo beat.

MISS N, yod GERICfiTEN,

SPisviiisfc Ac SoloimtTeaches tho Higher and Lower Rudi-ments of Miibic. Fur fiuther Informa-ilo- n

IiKjiilie at Hawaiian News Oo.'sStole, or call Mutual Telephone 0(15.

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NOTJOE.

I3AU SURE, wife of Amu .and Alan,1 doing buttine-i- at Kiikulhaclu, in

dry goods and generalunder the linn name of Tan Yau & Co.,huvu this d.iy sold their business andhook accounts) to Hup llbig & Co, ofHonolulu, who will settle all accountsdue by the said Hi in, Tan Yau & Co,,and to whom all debts due the said firmmust he paid. HOP UlNG&lO.

Honolulu, Doe. 1G, 1811. 82tt lw

NOTICE.

AND AFTER THIS DATEFROM O J. McCarthy will collect allmy hills. II G. AlcGREW, M. D.

Honolulu, Dec. 31..181U. 308-- 1 m

"GerfnanSyrup"

The majority of well-rea- d phydIcians now believe that Consump-tion is a germ disease. In otherwords, instead of being in the con-stitution itself it is caused by innu-merable small creatures living in thelungs having no business there andeating them away as caterpillars do

the leaves of trees.A Gorm The phlegm that is

coughed up is thoseDisease. parts of the lungs

which have beengnawed off and destroyed. Theselittle bacilli, as the germs are called,are too small to be seeu with thenaked eye, but they are very muchalive just the same, and enter thebody in our food, in the air webreathe, and through the pores ofthe skin. Thence they get into theblood and finally arrive at the lungswhere they fasten and increase withfrightful rapidity. Then GermanSyrup comes in, loosens them, killsthem, expells them, heals the placesthey leave, and so nourish andsoothe that, in a short time consump-tives become germ-proo- f and well.

Auction Sales by James 1'. Morgan.

LANDLORDS SALE.

On TUESDAY, Fob. lGlli,AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31.,

I will sell at 1'ubllo Auction nt the.Iron Warehouse of G. W. Macfarl.uie& Co,, Queen street, the following

MACHINERYDistrained for nt of rent,from the prcmibcs of the Union IronWorks Co :

1 Mi-in- Lathe with chuck, gearwheels, belts, wrenches, study lest,fall plate, holder, turning and Uoi-in- g

tools.1 Emory Wheel with countershaft,

pulleys, hangers, belting, shifter rodand rest.

1 Biass Worker's Lathe with chuck,slide rest, eountor shafts and pul-leys, hangers, belting, turning andboring tools, two dogs, rod,wrenches, lathe centre, lay screwsand brass lever.

1 h Lathe with countershaft andpulleys, hangers, chuck, faceplate,wi enches, study rest, socket wronch,tool, post, gear wheels, shifter rodand helling.

1 Latho with counter bhnft,study rest, gear wheels and wrench- -

CB.

1 Mill Press with baseplate, countershaft with pulley, shifter rod, belt-ing, cone, shaft, pulley and fiame,tied plate, handle and hangers.

1 h Lathe with chuck andslide rest, two tail pieces, twoclauips with bolts, belting, wrenches,gear wheels, bevel pinion, hangers,tool post, counter shaft with coneand pulleys, study rest, chuck, sliderest, boring and turning tools, twolathe centres, one pipe centre, onerest for cutting shafts.

1 Milling Machine with two han-gers, belting, shifter rod, counter-shaft mid pulley, wrenches, oilboxes, gear head.

1 Shapor with two tables, bod plate,countershaft and pulley, threehungers, two shifting rods, belting,one central, one rod, one gcaiwheel, tools, four bed plates.

1 Grinding Machine with counter-shaft, hanger and pulleys, belting.

2 Cases Tool.jp0P"All abovo are complete and in

working order.

TKltMM CASH.

JAS. P. MORGAN,333 lot Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALE OF

face oo Young Stu

On SATUKDAY, Fob Otli,AT 1W U'OLIIVK NOOV,

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

A Desirable ResidenceOn 'Young Street, at icar of icsl-dcu- ce

of linn. S. 1'aiker.

The Lot has a frontago of 50 feet onYouug street anil la 140 feet deep. ThereIs a

New Dwelling HouseOn tho Lot eoiitahilnp l'ailor, 3 Bed-rooms, Dlninij-ieoii- i, Panliy. Kitchen,etc The gioumlh aie nicely plantedwith Klowerb am Shade Trees. Waterlaid on tluoimhmit.

1 Fur Inula; particulars apply to

JAS. P. MORGAN,!i:tl 7t Auctioneer.

FOR RENTrnilK Very Desirable Kesl- -JL deuce located uu KInau

stieet near tho coiner of I'eu- -sacola btieet. iieently occupied by lF. August Khleis. lloiiso contains par-lors, iihihig-iooi- n, Kitchen, three cham-bers, hathiooin, puniiy. veranda roomsand ample eloeet space. Possession givenDecember 1st. Inquire at

HAWAIIAN UAKDWAItK CO.,245 tf Foi tell eet, opp. SpieckelH,

NOTICE.

Till: Maps and Descriptions of LandsIlls Into Majesty KalaKaua to be

sold at auction, am now 011 view at Mor-gan' auction loom, UK 20t

Plcturo Frames mndo toorder from latest styles ofmouldings. Innovation ofold pictures a specialty.

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Its New Distribution Policy is the most liberal ever offered byt& For full paiticulars apply to

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At tho request of anumber of our patrons,we have concluded to

offer the services of ourartist, Mr. AV. Y. Itow,as a nrnetical instructorin Oil Painting and AJ,fa

tor Coloring, free of

charge.Mr. Itow has been in

our employ for tho pasttwo years and we feel

confident that, by prac-

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For further particularsenquire at

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MARSIJAL'S SALE.

DY vhtiic of a Wilt ot Kxcctition- -jL ibsued out of the Police remit onthe 22d day of January, A. I). 18!)2,against H. Akt, defendant, in favor ofJ Nott, plaintiff, for the sum of SoQ,7u,1 have levied upon anil shall e.poe forsale at tho Police Station, In the Districtof Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at 12o'clock noon, of WEDNESDAY, 'the24th day of Fehruaiy, A. D. 1892. to thehighest bidder, all the light, title amiinterest of the said II. Aki, defendant,In and to the following property, unlesssaid judgment, inteic-t- , costs and" myexpenses be pieviously pdd.

List of piopeity for sale:Plumber's and Tinsmith's Tools

and Effects,For paitioulars iiiquhc at the Deputy

Marshal's Oillcc.(Signed) (J. B. WILON,

Marshal.Honolulu, Jan. 20, 16a2.

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Branch Ollice, : : : 200 Kearny st., S. F.

LL Dental operations sUllully per- -formed at Ban Fr.mcco prices;

which arc 30 percent cheaper than Hono-lulu prleen; and If not as good as thebest Dentistry in Honolulu no chaigcwill be made. You need not go to SanFrancisco for your Dentlstiy. Oiu meati eduction In pi Ices the cltlcns have de-manded, and we will supply the demand

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money. We letiirn our thanks to theciticus of Hawaii, Maul and ICaual fortheir liberal patronage anil solicit a con-tinuance of the same.

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A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.toavo Honolulu. ..0:1ft 8t46 1:45 4:rtArrive llonuutiuli..7 :W !l!f7 2:fi7 C::ttLcavo Honoullull.. 7 ::!() 10:43 .?:l! fi:2tArrive Honolulu. ..8 :3.V ll:rr 4:C5 G:60

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ARRIVALS.Jan no

Stnir Mokolli f loin MolokalMil lk Sonoma, Lee, fnun Newcastle,

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W G Hall for Muni and Hawaii at10 u m

VESSELS LEAVING MONDAY.

Slim- - .Ins Makco for Kauai at 4 p mhtmr liliuu for Nun and llakalauijtinr iMokolll for Molokal at 5 p intttnir Kluiiu for Maui and Hawaii at

2 Jt in

PASSENGERS.

For Maul and Hawaii por stmr V GHall, .Inn :I0 K 0 Hannah, Mr Bradleyand u'ifo, 1'iof and Mia Auduison, Miss

'Khnoku, Miss Halt. Mr Wagner, MrPulton, Mrs Kuilid.ml C L liilto, LHough, G M Otis, E V Fuller, E A

ruluiei, D Kahaulclio uud others.

SHIPPING NOTES.

Thebaik Sonoma is docked at Fortstieet whaif.

Tlie stmr I.lKcllkc discharged her su-gar into the Australia.

ADVERTISING NOTES.

I'll meet you at the Brunswick.6 tf

C. J. McOakthy lias lota on LilihuMi eet for Kile. 3-- tf

Button Holou nnule to order at No.4. Gulden Lane. - 307 tf

The Brunswick are thuouly BilliardTailors jn town. G tf

Tun Ewa Plantation Company haveelected officers for the eiibiiing year.

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Aitru shaving use Cucumber Skin'runic. Brnson, Smith & Co., Agents.

1-- tf

SuNnuiiN lelieved at once by Cu-cumber Tonic. Beuson, Smith fc Co.,Agonth. 1-- tf

The steamer Kinau will leave onMonday afternoon at 1 o'clock for herusual ports.

MACHitfhUY of tjio Union IronWorks specified elsewhere will be soldnt auction on Tuesday, February 10,by F. Morgan.

DuLidOUh codee and chocolate willbe borved eveiy morning eaily at theI'.ilace Ice Cieam Parlors, Ludwigsen,& Oion, Hold street. 221 tf

Gj:t your boots and shoes madoand repaired by the old Vuilukushoejnaker, L. Toennies, on EaitHotel street. First-clas- s work, lownriccs. 4-- tt

J)u. McLennan, a well-know- n spec-ialist of San Francisco, bus taken anollice ut 31 Hichards street, oppositethe Piilace. His card was receivedloo late foi insertion this issue.

REGISTERED.

,y , Pie-- Nobles Bops.! qinqt. only. only,

1st 1st 152 3271st 2d 314 4192d 1st 91 1032d 2d 392 2733d 1st 101 4813d 2d 234 4224th 1st 4004th 2d 278 208filli 1stfJth 2d 194 300

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D.

Nt'W O0(lH JuHt to Ilund.

parbolincum Avcnarius.

Sjack Brownlowis Water Filters,

Scales Topsail Chains,

Open Link Chains,

glassware Tumblers,

, Goblets, Wines, Deeanlprs,

Jugs, etc., etc.

1'alnts, Oils, Varnishes,

House Furnishing Goods,

Japanned Ware',

Miniature "Vistas" for mailing,

10c. each.

A FAVORITE REMEDY.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is afavorite during the winter months onaccount of its gicat success in thecure of colds. There is nothing thatwill loosen a severe cold so quiokly,or as promptly iclievo the lungs.Then it counteracts any tendency to-

ward pneumonia. It is pleasant andsufo to take, and fully worthy of itspopulaiity. For sale by all dealers.Benson, Smith & Co., agents.

THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPERJ. "'1he Dullv Bulletin." 60 coat

pur mouth.

WMHniCMNiMW nMPTMrppMw wa&0m

LOCAL AM) GENERAL HEWS.

Diamond Head, 3 o'clock Weathercloudy, wind northeast.

Tiik band will give lis tegular after-noon conceit nt Kninin square.

Onia six cases of holidav drunk-enness appeared on the Police Courtcalendar to-da-

Tiik National lteform party willhold a mass meeting at the BerelaniaBlieet Armory this ccniug.

Tin: Chinese celebiated their NewYeai right good heartedly, notwith-standing the mandamus decision.

A Chinaman was arrested yesterdayfoi a disoiderly pcrt-o- and lodged inthu Police Station, where he is nowspending his New Year's.

It is reported from Kukaiau, Ha-waii, that a Japanese woman died atthai place last week of consumption,and was cremated by her countrymen.

The Board ol Health lately receivedun oiler from two M. D.s of SanFrancisco, ot u certain herb medicinewhich llioy claimed would cure leprosy.

It is reported that Chun Hook, thefamous Honolulu crook, was gien aconditional pardon yesterday, andwill return to China at the earliestopportunity.

A LBTTUit from Kau, Hawaii, reportsthat a combined thunder and hailstorm visited that district. This issaid to bo an unprecedented pheno-menon there.

Mn. Allen Hutchinson, sculptor,has issued imitations for an exhibi-tion of various works at bis studio,next to Japaicse Legation, Ntiuanuaenue, this afternoon.

Mas. Florence Williams' first bio-graphical lecture on "Patriots, Heroes,Saints," will be given at the HonoluluLibrary at 7:30 this evening. It willbo a rare literary ticat.

Mu. J. M. Vivas has brought anaction against Mr. E. B. Thomas, torecover $10 for turning one of hisstump speeches into Portuguese. De-

fendant says it was less than a live-minu-

job.

The following passengers are book-ed to leave by the S. S. Australia onTuesday : Commander C. E. Kings-mil- l,

Mrs. Fitch, Joseph Hyman, Mrs.M. Phillips and 2 children, J. Smithand wife, A. J. E. Furbish, Mrs. G. E.Boatdman, F. L. Spralter, C. C. Bur-nett,

Hakdhillb calling a meeting atBrito's hall this evening purport to beissued by the presidents of two Portu-guefi- o

benevolent societies. The so-

cieties or their oiliccrs have nothingto do witli the meeting. It is calledby the Liberal party, who have hiredthe hall. The thing is a little trickto draw the Portuguese.

The Y. M. C. A. will hold evangel-istic services in Bethel Hall,Bethel street, mauka ofCSCastlu &Cooke's store. Everybody will re-

ceive a hearty welcome. Scats free.No collection. Members of theKumehamcha Glee Club lead thesong service, which begins at 7:15p. in , sharp. Cumc and bring afriend.

The number of voters registeredthis year for Nobles in Honolulu is1592. Last election the number was1740. As will bo seen there is a dif-ference of 154, but it must be remem-bere- c

that some registered two yearsago, who did not require to come for-ward again except for recovering theirvotes for Representatives, which werelost by a mistake in making up therolls.

A DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.

The organ recital at KaumakapiliChurch drew out a largo number ofpeople notwithstanding the boister-ous weather. Seated in the right-han- d

pew were: Her Majesty theQueen, Governor Cleghorn, Major J.W. Robertson, Chamberlain, PrinceDavid Kawananakoa and Mis. Chas.B. Wilson. Mr. Wray Ta lor open-ed the concert with two oigan soloswhich were rendered in Lis usualmasterly stylo. Mr. Taylor alsorendered "Aloha pe," composed byHer Majesty, in the course of theevening.' The Kawaiahao SeminaryChorus composed of ajout tbjrty-fo- ur

girls then sang two trios nicely,winning appjause. They were ac-

companied on the piano by MissSusanne Patch, instructor of singingat the Seminary. Selections on thehandbells, by pupils of Mr. C. II.White, were a'novelty which wasduly appreciated by the audienceIt was an entertaining innovation.Miss Kulamanu Ward, in the song"Goodnight," by Abt, won enthusi-astic plaudits by wljat was a magnifi-cent effort. This young lady has abright, clear soprano, and is fullycapable of controlling it. She hadto respond to an encore. Miss Wardwas accompanied by Miss Marie vonHolt. lion. C. P. Iaukea sang in afine musical tenor S)ivan's "OnceAgain," with JIrs. Malcolm Brpwnus acpompanist. He was recalled.

THOSE OPIUM PILLS,

Police Juslico Win. Foster Imsgiven a decision in the case of theCollector of Customs vs. Opium PilU,a suit which has been pending in thePolice Court some time. The Courtfinds that "the pills in suit aroa pre-paiati-

of opium, the importationof which is forbidden by law, andgives judgment in favor of plaintiff,and the forfeituie of said pills."These pills have been imported timeami again, by Chinese merchants,for somo years past,

MINISTER V FINANCe.

lion. II. A. Wideinann has beenappointed Minister of Finance, Inplace of lion, J. Mott Smith, notingMinister at Washington, resigned.

m m

iionsFono's acid phosphateFar Night HwtntB

of consumption, gives speedy benefit.

ACCESSION DAY.I

Reception and Luau at Iolani

Palace,

List of lha Registered Visitors The

Banquet Scene

ltKCEI'TION TO THE l'lIllUC.

The crush at the afternoon recep-tion, given by Her Majesty to thegeneral public who had been previ-ously prcsentud and to visiting stran-trci- s

who could obtain necessary introduction, was very great. Thespacious naitiug hall of the Palacewas crowded with the representativesof the wit, beauty and fashion ofHonolulu, and also many notablevisitors to the Paradise of the Pacific.On Major J. W. Robertson, HerMajesty's Chamberlain, and his aide,Col. vaines II. Boyd, devolved theduty of regulating the presentation,and none of those who desired thehonor were neglected. As at themorning receptions Her Majesty re-

ceived in thp Throne room ; Hon. A.S. Cleghorn, the Princes Kawanana-koa and Knlanianaole, members ofHer Majesty's Cabinet, the SupremeBench, besides the Iadics-in-uaitiu-

being piesent. After being presented callers were directed to the regis-ter and from that volume the follow-ing list is taken, viz. :

Dr and Mrs G S Andrews, Mr andMrs F B Auerbach, Mr and Mrs J LAnderson, Mr and Mrs J Ailau, MrsS C Allen, Mrs J F Ashworth, GeoA Allen, A Asuheim, W O Atwater,W II Aldrich, Mr and Mrs Chas BAtherton, Clarence W. Ashford,

Col and Mrs J II Boyd, Rev andMisS E Bishop, Rev W II and MrsBarnes, Rev and Mrs E G Beck-wit- h,

Miss Beckwith, Mr and Mrs WO Barnhardt, Mr and Mrs R Brad-ley, Mr and Mrs J F Bowler, Mrs MB Beckwith, Mrs Bone, Miss M ABrewer, Miss Bonner, Miss Burbank,Irene li Brown, Miss L Brown, MaryBuckle, W W Bruner, G H Baird,Mr and Mrs C Bolte, J Bartram, JBarnet, C G Beard, C C Burnett,E Benner, A M Brown, S S Boone,H K Brown, Geo A Brown,

Mr and Mrs A Frank Cooke, Mrand Mrs C M Cooke, Mr and MrsClarence Ciabbe, Mr and Mrs J FColburu, Mis C A Clarke, Mrs LCampbell, Miss Caipcutcr, Miss Car-ter, Mary Carter, Mary Clark, MissCoursen, Rev Father Clement, GeoP Castle, C Crozicr, T P Cummins,JC Cook, G.R Cat others, A WCrockett, J O Carter,

Mr and Mrs 'B F Dillingham, Mrand Mrs John Dyer, Mr apd Mrs EC Damon, Mr and Mrs D H Davis,Mr and Mrs F S Dodge, Louiso FDale, Mis L Duncan, Miss David-son, Hattie Davis, P H Dodge, C BD wight, H F Davidson,

Mr and Mrs A Ehlers, Dr and MrsN B Emerson, O P Emerson, J SEmerson, Rev T Eykyn,

Mr and Mrs G W Foster, Mr andMrs C J Fishel, Mr and Mrs Foster,(Iowa), Mrs E R lutch, MarnaretFoster, W F Frear, H Focke, N Fer-nandez, C F Fischer, C N Fairer,

Mr and Mrs J A Gilman, Mr andMrs Frank Godfrey, Mr and Mrs IIGiles, Mr and Mrs James Gay, MrsS A Gilman, Mrs C von Gerichten,Miss N von Gerichten, Miss S KGiay, May Giles, May Green, FannyGamble, Mary Gamble, Frankie- - LGodfrey, Col G L Godfrey, Dr M EGrossman, M Goldberg, W M Gra-ham, W II C Greig, J B Gibson, GN Getchell, A Gartenberg, II AGiles, Mrs Ernpstine Gray.

Hermann,' Bishop of Olba, Profand Mrs F A Hosmer, Mr and Airs AS Hartncll, Mr and Mrs F M Hatch,Mr and Mrs II F Hubbard, Mr amlMrs W L Hopper, Dr and Mrs C MHyde, Mr and Mrs M Hyman, Mrand Mrs W W Hali, Mr "and Mrs SHookano, Mrs Frank Ilustace, MisTW Hobron, Mrs Julius Hoting, MrsT Husbands, Miss T Henry, MissHartncll, Miss D Henry, Miss Her-bert, Miss Halstead, Miss IIart,.MissHas8inger, Miss J M Hight, Miss RHight, Ruth Hopper, Charlotte Hall,Frank P Hastings, Chas Hynemann,Conrad von Hamm, Dr L Hough, KarlHoward, James L Holt, Joseph Hy-man, E II Hart, A W Heydemann.C S Hall, R C Haunob, C F Herrick,

Mrs Jaeger.Mr and Mrs C II Kleugcl, Lieut

and Mrs II Kaaha, Mrs M Kaleialii,Miss Kinney, Miss Kaufmann, Mil-

dred S Kuncr, W T Kaao, C Kaiser.Mr and Mrs Robert Lishman, Mr

Daniel Logan, Mr and Mrs T FLansing, Mr and Mrs C J Lyons, Mrand Mrs W I Leo. Mr' and Mrs WO Lackund, Mr apd Mrs II Lose, Mrand Mrs Robert Lewers, Mr and MrsL J Levey, Mr and Mrs F J Lowrie,Miss Lishman, Miss It Long, AliceLeleo, Maiy Leleo, Alice Lewis, A CLovekin, A Larnsch, R A Lyman jr,S Lesser, E L Lewis, Robeit F Large,C Long.

Dr and Mr9 J S McGrew and MissMcGrew, Dr and Mrs A McWayne,Dr and Mrs F L Miner, Dr and MrsII G McGrew, Dr and Mrs W TMonsarrat, Dr and Mrs Myers, Captand Mrs II W Mist and Miss Mist,Mr and Mrs J P Moffett, Mr and MrsJ A McCandless, Mr and Mrs J SMartin, Mr and Mrs 'A K Myers, Drand Mrs D McLennan and Miss McLennan, Mrs Montano, Misses Mc-Iuty- re

(2), Miss Mosstnan, Miss MN Mossman, Miss A Mobbiuuii, MissM J Malonc, J M Mousarrat, RobertMore, E Mossman, J W Mason, E DMclnemy, II W Mist, P Muhlendorf,Mrs L B Mizner, A Marques,

Capt and Mrs S Nowlein, Mrs ERNenmau, Miss Needham, GeorgeK Norton, O Nclduez,

Mr rtlld Mrs J Mort Oat. Mr ami I

Mrs W L Oliver, James Oils, FredM Otis, J W Olds

Mr and Mrs II A l'aimclec andMiss Parjnclue, Sir and Mrs II WPeck, Mrs C A Peacock, Mrs M

Phillips, Mary K Pease, Linda Par-ment-

W C Parke, M Phillips, E APalmer, J K Prendergrast, A GPrichard, C F 1'etcri.on, Win Pfolcn-hauc- r,

Mr and Mrs 11 G Rind, Mr andMrs M A Rolhchild, Mr and Mrs JA Rodancl, Mr and Mr3 S Roth, MrsGeo J Ross, Mrs S J Rose, M PRobinson, Gustavo M Rose, Geo CRoss, Jr, George Rodick, C RichardRobinson, C N Rose,

Mr and Mrs J G Spencer, Dr andMrs II Staugunwald, Mr .and Mrs MM Scott, Mr and Mis F Schlessinger,Mr and Mrs N S Sachs, Mr and MrsThos Sorenson, Mrs A Shepherd,Juliette Smith, Misses Sorenson (2),Rev F Sylvester, Major W T Seward,W C Sprotill, W O Smith, J II Sopor,T M Starkey, George Smithies, W GSinglehurst, O Sorenson, B F Simers,Clarence H Smith, C N Spencer,Frederick Stearns, John J Saunders,A E Sper.cor,

Air and Mrs W P Toler, Mr andMis E B Thomas, Mr and Mrs C RTemplelon, Miss T.iuer, Ernest FTucker,

Rev Fr Valentine, Miss L Voss,Miss Von Holt, II M Von Holt,

Rt Rev Bishop and Mrs Willts,Mr and Mrs J II Wodehousc, Jr,Mr and Mrs-- F L Winter, Mr amiMrs J J Williams, Mr and Mrs W CWeedon, Drawl Mis J M Whitney,Lieut and Mis F J Waiau, Mrs GWest, Mrs MA Wood, Mrs J Welch,Mrs Ward, Mrs J Winter, Lida West,Bella II Woods, Miss N Watcrhousc,Miss Alice Winter, Miss M R Wing,II Watcrhousc, Carl Widemann, WII Wright, E M Walsh, PalmerWoods, J N S Williams, N Wright,W W Wright, G Wright, T Wright,G F Wright, Dr J W Winter, RobertR Whiting, Theo Wolff, Win Wolters,F W Wood, Robert W Wilcox,

Air and Mrs Alex Young, MissYoung, Miss Nellie Young,

THE LUAU.

The luau given in the Palace yardwas the largest native feast evergiven here, modernly, unless theKalakaua coronation luau be except-ed a question that present deponentis not in a position to decide. Therewere seats in the lanai for about 600persons, and the feast lasted from3:30 to 5:30. Then there was asmaller lanai, holding from 100 to200, devoted to aged people and chil-

dren. Allowing half an hour forrelays on the average, there musthave been from 3000 to 400G people,who brought keen appetites to bearon the inexhaustible supplies.

Col. John Richardson of II. AI.'sstaff and lion. W. II. Rice of Kauaihad general supervision of the luau.Their great experience in such tilingswas not discredited by the result. Itwas suprising to find, even at the fagend of the feast, that fresh arrivalsof caters could be waited on withfair promptness. There was a trans-portation corps hard ut work all thetime between the service shed andthe lanai, carrying in fresh piles ofdishes cooked in the natie style andcarrying out the remains of finishedrepasts. As to the feast itself, it isenough to say it was a luau of thebest. Residents and visitors willunderstand this ; others will have tolearn it otherwise than from printeddescriptions.

There were five bullocks, fifteenhogs and twenty-tw- o pigs slaughter-ed for the feast. What the quantityand the variety of food drawn fromthe ocean and from the soil, or thesize of ship the ginger ale and sodawater would float, could not be ascer-tained. The supplies came from allthe islands of the group, some ofthem as gifts to tlte Queen. HerMajesty and suite initialed the feast-ing, seated nt a crescent-shape- d

range of tables at the head of thelanai. Bishop Willis offered prayerbefore the eating. The lawn wasdotted with marriuees for post-prandi- al

rest and refreshment. Therewas an animated scene on the groundswith the hundreds of grouped andstraggling people.

The Royal 'Band, conducted byProf. Bergert played, with very shortintervals, from 0, in the morning till0 in the evening. What is anythingwithout the band? Everybody washappily disappointed Unit the threat-ening weather of the moiuing didnot materialize, but kept a'.oot frominterference with any of the eventslaid down for the day's celebration.

God Save tiii. Quken.

WORTHY OF A TRIAL.

If you are troubled with rheuma-tism or u lame back, bind on overthe seat of pain a piece of flanneldampened nith Chamberlain's PainBalm, You will be surprised at theprompt relief It uffoids. 50 centbottles for sale by all dealers. Bon-so- n,

Smith & Co.. audits.

ELECTION of OIWIOISKS.

AT thu annual meeting of tho KwaPlantation Co. held this day the

following ollleers weie elected for thecoming jear:

C. M. Cooke Piesldent,.1. II. Castle Vke-Pieslde-

E. I). Tuimuy becietaiy,J. II. Atheitun Treasurer,J, 11. Paly ,Audltor.The above named olllceis also consti-

tute the Hoard of DlnctoiB.E. U. TENNEY,

Secretary Ewa Plan'ntlun Co,Honolulu, Jan. ISO, lb'.).!. sua 1m

Protection Hook & LadderCo. No. 1.

'IMIEUKwill bo a special meeting ofI tJiu above Company at their hull on

SATURDAY, KVENING, .Ian. IKltli, at7 I'M o'clock, to coin-ldc- r thu matter ofthe Annual Parade.

GUSTAVBM. BOSK,Secretary.

Honoluluf Jan. 28, 189J. Jai 2t

fct MiZPAH"Has become a word dear to the heartsof mothers. The "Mi.pah" ValveKipplu is made of pure gutu, will notcollapse and prcvunls much colic be-

cause they admit air into the bottle asthe milk is drawn out, thus piou'ul-in- g

a vacuum being formed. Give thubaity a chance to cxprets bis opinion.You'll ery soon find out whether the" Alizpah" is u success or not.

Wo have an assortment of Davidsonand Goodyear Nipples, nlo Rubberltnllh'1 and Tiothing ltings, and Nur-sei- y

requisites in gnu'ial.Every household should lime a Hot

Water Bag. Wu have some new onesand if used with ordinary care willlast for yen ts. Invalid Cushions canbo used as "life preservers" on landas well as sea. Ours are for homeservice, and aio the best in every way.

Rubber tubing from the diameter of-- ineli to the size of garden hose,

which wc sell by the foot or yard.Wo'o lots o( other rubber goods,

and our Drug Store, you know, is thebest place to buy them.

HOBRON, NEWMAN & CO.

Rally !

Rally !

Rally !

Saturday Evening,

January 30th,

The Fational

Reform Parlv

WILL HOLD A

PUBLIC MEETING

AT THE

ARMORY,

Here tun la Street.

-- AU tho Candidates vvill

AddrosB tho Meeting !

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SING LOY & CO.

53 KING STREET.

Have In their New Building,where they will keep constantly hi

stock at thu lowest piicoi, alarge iissoitinuut of

Dry Goods, Chinese Silks,

Satlnt, Pluthos, Ribbons, Panes,

Laces, Embroideries, Etc., Etc.

321 111!

ANNUAL MUETINU.

rPIIB annual meeting of tho stoek-- 1hollers of the O. ISiuwur & Co.

will ho hold at tho Company's ollleo onQueen stiuet. In Honolulu, on WED-NESDAY, Feb. 3, 1S02, at 10 o'clockA.M. E. K. ItlillOP,

3aJ 7t Sccictary O. Hi ewer X Co."

AN N UAL EBflNO.

rpilE regular annual meeting of theX Hawaiian Fruit & T.qo Co. will bu

held at their ollleo In Walluku, Maui, onKM (MY, Feb. 12, 18U2, at 10 o'clockA. M W. II. DANIELS,

81 1 38t .eci etury 11 . V. & T. Co.

ASSIGNEE7 NO'JIOE,7"'PUK undersigned having been -I

pointed Assignee of the ItaukiuptKstato of Aiitouu lloiba of WidliiUu,

all peisous having claims againstMild estate to present their claim; withinsix mouths from date or they will bu

forucr buried, and all persons owingsaid Cfitalu aru hereby requested to makeluiuiullato pa) incut to Mr, II. Goiuian,at Walluku, or to the undesigned at Uoollleo of M, 8. Gtiiihauui te Co., Hono-lulu. 0, 110LTE.

Honolulu, Jun. 2Ii, 16U2. 330 lv

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LATE ARRIVAL!

Evory steamer mid hailing vessel bringh to us articlesfor use and ornamentation. Our goods are till "late ar-rivals;" we have no old slock on our shelves. Our goodsare selected with care and they meet with ready sale andas fttst as sold are replaced by others. iS'o other store inHonolulu contains such large and varied assortment ofgoods suitable to the wants of the people.

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,Fort street, oppo. Spreckels' Bank, Honolulu.

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N. S. SACHS,Fort Street, Honolulu.

The Popular Millinery House.

Builders' & Gene.al Hardware,

Agricultural Implements,

Supplies,TAINTS, OILS, VAIINISI1KS & GOODS,

AGATK WARK, TIN WARE, NEVER BREAK WAKE,

Cutlery & General Merclianiiise,

Blake's Steam Pumps,

Weston's Centrifugals,WILCOX & GIBB'S, AND REMINGTON

SEWING MACHINES.

HOLLISTER & CO,109 Fort Street.

DEALERS IN

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Segars, Pipes & Tobacco.AGENTS FOR THE LEADING

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Stab'es,Telephone.! Residence;

j.Cummins' Block, Miiuciiaxt Stukct.

LifeKIKE INtiUKANCi: lL,VOEI),

Bouts Collected Houscb Bunted.

business entrusted to mo receive prompt attention. gCJnov-H--

ATIILETIO SCHOOL.

npilK signed Is prepared to givejX I.esKoui in Athletic Kxeiclsi'H andthu Manly Art at two doors thuKoyal School, Emma sweet, toliiolructlous at homes of pupils tf (lu-

shed. Applications iceehed at Xo, b7King btieet.

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An Investment Worth Knowing About I

Before assuring .your life, or investing your money, examine the Twenty-Yea- r

Tontine Policies of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U. S.Policies maturing in 1891 realize cns.li returns to the owners, of mnoiiuls

varying from 120 to 170 per cent, of llic money patd in, besides the advan-tage of the Assurance during the whole period of twenty years."The following is one of many actual eases maturing this year:

Endowment Policy No. G 1,925.Issued in 1871, at aue 27. Amount, $5,000.

Premium, $2:19.90. Total Prems. Paid, 84,798.

at End of Tontine Period in 1891 :

Cash Surrender Valuo. $8,449.45(Equal to 6170.10 for each 8100 paid in premiums, which is equivalent to

return of all premiums paid, with interest at 1 per cent, per annum.)Or, in lieu of cash,

A Paid-u- p Lifo Policy for $19,470(Equal 8105.80 for each 8100 paid in premiums.)

Or,

A Lifo Annuity of $633.55.

ALEX. J. CARTWRBCHT,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance So-

ciety of the U. S.

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SP I X L pays the HIGHEST CASH PRICE for all kinds olSecond-han- d Furniture, Stoves, Sewing .Machines, Etc., Etc.

gj& IF YOU WANT TO SELL out your Houbehold Furniture in itsentirely, call at the 1 X L Auction & Houbc, corner Nuuanuand King streets.

Prompt Returns Made on Goods Sold on CommissionS. W. LEDERER, : PROPRIETOR.

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Oalifornia Wheat, Oat Hay, in largo and compressed bales Barley, Rolledk Uiound Barley, California ifc Nuw Zealand Oats, 15 run, Corn,

Cracked Corn, Wheat, Etc., Etc., Etc., Al&o,

Drifted Snow: IT 12 Xt '.

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Wo keep constantly in stock tho celebrated Fertilizers manufactured by Mr.A. Haas of San Francisco, viz.: Bono Meal, Wool and High GradeSuper Thosphatcs, all of which can be had at bediock prices.

Island orders solicited

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Importers, Wholesaled Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions

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By each steamer of the O, S. S. Co. from California fresh Oulufornia RollButter, Froen Oysters and Fresli California Fruits, Fish, Game, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete lino of Crosbo & Blackwell'b & J. T. Morton's Canned& Bottled Goods always on hand. Also, just received a fresh lino of GermanPules and Potted Meats and Bottled Preserved Fruits, Lewis & Co.'s MalteseBrand Sugar Cuied Hams and Bacon, Now Breakfast Cereals, Cream OatFlakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California RivorsideOranges, Oregon Buihuuk Potatoes, Etc., Etc.. Etc. Satisfuc'iou guaranteed,

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

oNow Goods received by every packet from Eastern States and Europe,

Fresh California Produce by ovory steainor. AU orders faithfully attended,to and Goods delivered to any part of tho city free of charge, Island orderssolicited. Batiamotiou guarAutocu,

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FOR SAJST FRANblSCO,The Al Steamship

"AUSTRALIA"Will leave Honolulu for tho above

pott on

Tuesday, Feb. 2nd,at NOON.

t3?"For fi eight or passage, apply to

Wm. Q. IRWIN & CO., L'd,'120 (it Agents.

YEE CHAN'S

Dry Goods StoreNnuinn Striet, above Facl&o Hotel,

Has Received per S. S. "China"

A LOT OF

New Style SI

A great variety and extremelynice, for

Christmas Presents297 tf

F.1IUSTA0B. j.r.W. II. 1IOOOS.

EUSTACE & CO.,DRAYMEN.

All orders for cartage promptly attondedto. Particular attention

paid to the

Storing & ShippingOf good in transit to the other Islands.

ALSO BLACK & WHITE SAND

fn quantities tp suit at lowest pi ices.

VW Okfick: Next door to J113. F.Morgan's auction room.

Mutual 19 S Tolophones JST Bell 4141--

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KIuc (Street. Honolulu.Excellent accommodation for patients.

DR. 4. K. ROWAT, V. S.OlUco Hours 7:30 to 10 a.m.; 12:30

to 2 p.m.; 4 :30 to G p. m.

Telephones : Bell 90. Mutual 183.P. O. Box 320. 192tf

ELECTION of OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of the Ha-

waiian Agiicultiiral Company heldthis day, the following porsons wereelected oillcers for the current year:

Hon. O. Jt. Bishop President,Sam'l C. Allen Viee-Picsidu-

Geo. H. Kobcrtson Treasurer,J. O. Cat ter Secretary,Tom May Auditor.

PIKKCTOKS:S. C, Allan, Clms. M. Cooke and XV. O.

gndth.J. O. CARTER,

Scflt j'. Haw. Ag. ( 'o.Honolulu, Jan. 2J, 18Qi, ' 25 8m

Warning: "d Kcward.

ALL persons are heroby notified thatperson found shooting Kolea

or other birds without a permit on tholauds known us Kukuluacn (betterknown as Mrs. C. P. Ward'n), nearKakaako, will be piosecuted for tres-pass.

Ten dollars ($10) reward is offeredto anyono who will give informationthat will lejd to the conviction of anyport-o- violating the foregoing prohi-bition. OH AS. Ii. WILSON,

Lesrioc of Shooting Kight.280 Urn

PUBLIC NOTICE.

KNOW all men by this notice that,and after this date, I jiavu

tble d;i,V dlschaiged Mr. II. O. Ulukoufrom aotlug as an ugeut for me in anymjiiso wlmtevcr, In the charge and

of all my piopeny, and iuthe collection of all dues am) icuts uponany aud all my estate In this Khigdom.

Any one who holds or is in possessionof wny piopeity or who has any businessor payments to wake, will transact thosiime wild ;nc personally at my place atHotumkahu, ut fo;io)ulii, Oului.

fAPIOLANI,Per Jus. NawiiLI.

Honolulu, Nov. 3. 1891. 2V)'3w

FOR SALE or LEASEon LunullloRESJPRNCE occupied

l by Mr. if. A. Keuuedy, containing double parloi-B- , (our bedrooms,dlnlug-iooii- ), batluooiu, large dining-roo-

kitchen and pantry; seivaut'sroom, stabling, etc., on leur of mainbuilding. Mi ootids, 300x105 feet, welllaid out. Vacant on 14th August Lotadjoining 300x105 feet may beputehustdon icasouablu tut ms,

It. I. LILLIK,108 XS With Thco. II. Davles & Co.

PAINTEIt!

IF you want a First-clas- s Job of Pulur-in- gof any description done, cull on

tho Practical Painter, J. L, Mkv" only.Kortstiuct,180. P. O, Box 387. MutualTcloplionp no? Ctf tl

Joo Dillon tho Barber

IS now doing business on his own ac-count ut 87 King stieet, where he

will bo pleased to servo all his oldfriends and us uuiiiy new ones as maycull. dee 10--

For Mouldings, Frames,Pastels, ArtotypeH, Photo-gravures, Etchings andeverything in the line ofpictures, go to King Bros.,Hotel street.

?OK'KKmiWfyittrMitumimiMi J!i.1iliuttJtMjam,w.i

IIILO JOUfiHAL,

Jlri and Mrsi Mitchell and daugh-ters and Miss Wcndt havo made agood long visit hcic. Tho MissesMitchell nnd Miss Wcndl's musicalentertainments have been highly ap-preciated as a source of great plcas-ur- o

to U8. Wc shall long remembertheir visit here. Xhoy Icavo us forKauai, where thoy have hired u resi-

dence. Wherever they locale the'will be cordially received and will bekindly remembered. We certainlyshall say to them on their dcpartuicfrom llilo, "Plcaso visit us again."

One of the papers speaks of theungratefulness of Mr. Huntsman.This reminds tnc of a gentleman whohas been hero, who received his cducalion in llilo Tioarding school, whoused to call its founders father andmother, but who now, it is said,speaks against the missionaries. Itdocs not do his cause any good.Some of the good people here of thenative church wish lie would speakmore kindly of those who have everwished them well. How true it is aman is known by the company hekeeps.

llilo road board candidates aromore plentiful than was expected.The name of W. Wright has beenemblazoned on large posters aroundtown. A. B. Locbenstcin was regu-larly nominated nt a meeting of citi-

zens. Mr. Wright was put up as aprivate party. Tho other names re-

main tho same.Arrived, January 21, brig Lurlino,

Capt. Cbas. Matson, 21 days fromSan Francisco.

Sailed, January 29, bark Harvester,Capt. Rock, for San Francisco, withcargo of sugar. Passengers: Mrs.Kate Deacon and son, Mrs. L. Lewis,Miss Parker.

GARBOLINEUM AVENARIUS.

A preservative against rotting,decay, fungus, etc., of wood and stone.Will preserve' any kind of wood aboveor under ground or water and pro-long its life at least 100 percent.

Will keep off nil sorts of insects,vermin or other enemies of wood.

Will prevent rats and mice gnawingwood coaled with it.

Will force all moisture out of woodwithout closing the pores.

Will prevent shingles, coated withit, frdm rotting, cracking or warping.

Will prevent iojic treated with itfrom rotting, causing it to remainpliable aud excelling tar coating.

Tencdos will not "attack timbercoated with it.

Carboliuoum avenatius dees notcontain acids or poitonous ingredientsiujuiinus to the fibres of wood.

Tho following is an extract fromthe London "Building Woild:" "Thedirectors of the Palatine Railways sayof Carbolineum Avenurius: "Twoboards cut from one and the sumopiece of pine, one of which for thesake of experiment was painted withCarbolineum Avenarius, and thoother left unpainted, were buried, andafter a lapse of three years dug upand examined. The result was, thatthe wood to which the Oarboline mAvenarius hod been applied shewedno signs of decay, whilst tho otherwas found to bo in a rotting condi-tion.' "

As a wood preservative it has noequal.

For sale byThe Hawaiian IlAituwAiiE Co., Lb.,

Fort street, opposite Spreckcls.' m m

SUNDAY SERVICES.

ST. ANDKEW'S CATIIEUKAT..

Third Sunday after Epiphany.Cathedral services: Holy commu-nion, G:80 a.m.; morning prayerand Holy communion (Choral) 11a.m. ; evening prayer (Hawaiian) andscraion, 3:30 p. m. ; evening prayerand sermon at 7:30 p. in.

SECOND CONOIM'.dATION.

The services of the Second Con-

gregation of St. Andrew's Cathedralwill be as follows: Morn-

ing prayer with sermon at 9:15 a.m. ; Te Detim, Tours in F; anthem,"Praise the Loid," by Novello.Hymns 225 and 222. Evensong witjigcrnion at 6:80 p. in. ; anthem,"How loyely aro Thy messengers,"by Mendelssohn. Hymns 197 and231. Rev. Alex. Mackintosh, pastor.All aro respectfully invited to attend.

BETHEI, HAM,.

Tho Y. M. C. A. will conductevangelistic meetings in Bethel

'Hull

to night and Sunday night. Meet-ings begin 7: If) p. in. Everybodyheartily wcloomed. Seat3 free. Nocollection. Come and enjoy thesinging.

Y. SI. O. A. HALL.

Gospel praise service on Sundayfrom ,0:80 to 7:15 p. in. Subject:Earnestness. References: 1 Cor.(Jl2P-p7- ; Col. 3:23, 24 youngmen, gunmen and, working men arcespecially Invited Meeting open toall.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

Low mass, C and "7 a. in. ; highmass, 10 a. in. j rosary and catech-ism, 2 p. in. ; benediction of thomost blessed Sacrament, A p. in.

CKNTKAL UNION OIIUUUII.

Services at 11a. m. and 7:30 p,in. All aro invited. Rev. E. G.Beck with, 1), D., pastor.

ARE YOUR CHILDREN SUBJECT TO

CROUP.

As a preventive- and cure forcroup, Chamberlain's Cough Remedyhas no rival. It is, in fact, tho onlyremedy that can always bo dependedupon and that is pleasant and safe totake, riierc is not tho least dangerin giving it to children, ns it containsno injurious substance. For sale at50 cents per bottlo by all dealers.Benson, Smitn & Co., agents.

NOTICE.

'PIUS Steamer "Khuui"X will sail from Hono-

lulu for licr usual norls onMONDAY. Feb. 1st, ut 2 o'clock v. m.

WiLDttlt'tf STEAMSHIP CO.Honolulu,, Jan. 29,3892. i32 2t

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NATIONAL

ieform rally!Cobles:

J. A. CUMMINS,J. N. S. WILLIAMS,A. 1 PETERSON,JOHN ENA,PAUL NEUMANN.

Representatives: -

1st J. T'KLELUIIK.2d J. KANUI.3d J. KEKll'I.Hh J. POE.5th J. A. KAHOONEI.

Road Board:S. C. D WIGHT,SAM'L MAIIELONA,JOHN P. BOWLER.

328 8t

TDE PEOPLE'S TlCIffifi

FOR ROAD BOARD:

John Phillips,R. Lishman,Jas. F. Morgan.

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STuSilil Met!NATIONAL REFORM PARTY.

For Road Board:301W F. BOWLER,S. C. DWIGIIT,SAML. MAIIELONA.

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THE LOSE INDEPENDENT

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CANDIDATE FOR MEMBER OF

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INDEPENDENT

CANDIDATE

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Candidate forRepresentative

3?D DISTRICT.B. F. DILLINGHAM

NOMINEE OF THE

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Fourth Ward,

For Representative:

THOS. : R. : LUCAS,

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

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FOR NOBLE.

ISLAM D0F0AHU.

Henry Waterhouse

&spftgi!gAuction Sales by James P. Morgan,

Miisti'ato r's Sale!

Tho undersigned, G. TKOUSSEA.U,Administrator, with tho will imncxud,of tho estnto of His Into Mnjcsty

gives notice thai iuisiiiint toii n order signed by tho Hon. A. 1ludd, Chief Justice of tho SupremoCourt, dated December 28, 18'Jl, howill sell ut public unction at tho sides-loo- m

of .liiines F. Moigan, in Hono-lulu, on

Saturday, Feb'y 13, 1892,

AT 1U O'CMH'K MX.All of tho right, title and itato of HisInto Majesty in and to tho lands bolownamed for tho puipose of paying thedebts of said estate.

EST TERMS CASH. Deeds at ex-pense of purchasois, via:

1. LAND AT KOLOWALU,MANOA, OA1IU.

Royal Patent, 2502, acres. Deedfrom Nakookoo and wife. Liber (52.folio 110.

2. LAND AT MANOA, OAHU.

Royal Tatent M70, 2 0 acres.Deed from l'ihi ( w.) and Dila Kekumu,her husband. Liber 75, folio 103. Sub-ject to lease to Muraea Apau. Rentf50 per annum; expires December 31,1S98.

3. LAND AT MANOA, OAI1U.

Royal Patent 130,530-10- 0 acres. Deedfrom J. Kekuiinui-au- d wife. Liber 70,folio 21.

4. TWO PIECES OF LANDAT MANOA, OAHU.

1st. Land Commission Award 11)50,73-10- 0 aero. 2nd. Royal Patent 2'J,3 55-10- 0 acres. Second piece is sub-ject to lease to See Hop it Co. RentfOO per annum ; expires Fcbruaiy 1,1J5.5. LAND AT KULAOKAIIUA,

OAHU.

Lots No. 370-37- 8, Royal Patent 3121.105,7'11 sciunie feet. Subject to leaseto John 1 CoUnirn. Rent $05 perannum ; expires February 4, 1901.

0 and 7. LAND AT MOANALUA,OAHU.

Apanas 2 and 3 of Royal Patent 420,0.15 and 0.07 aciesiespeclively. Deedftom A. Kaoliko and wife. Liber 98,folio 01. Ap.uiu 2 is subject to lentoto C(. J.Campbell. Rent 21 per an-num : expires June 27, 1903. Apana8 is subject to lease to C. P IauUea,trustee for Kuiuiii. Rent $'10 per an-num ; expiies Juno 27, 1903.

8. ISLAND OF MOKUOEO,MOANALUA, OAHU.

11 acres. Deed from S. M. Damonand wife. Liber , Folio .

9. LAND AT AIEA,KWA, OAHU.

Royal Patent 785, Royal Patent.2875, 1 37-10- 0 acres, and Royal Patent795, 4 acre, 3 chains and 33-10- Deedfrom J S McGrew and wife. Liber 79,folio 291. acre subject to leaseto J Humphreys. Ilcnt $10 per an-num. Expires Sopt 1, 1899.

10. AHUPUAA OF KAUII1ULA,HILO, HAWAII.

Royal Patent 5711, acres. Deedfrom Kulolo. Liber 58, folio 193. Sub-ject to loiieo to llilo Kugur Company.Kent 30 per annum. Expires Juno27, 1903.

11. AHUPUAA OF KAHAUALEA.20,420 ju'rcH. Deed from Lunaliloestate. Liber 73, folio 213.

12. SOLD.

13. LAND AT KAALEO,HONOLULU, OAHU.

Royal Patent 1003, 3 Apana, 3 48-10- 0

aeree. Deed fiom R B Kuikahi Liber58, folio 271. Subject to lento to KimoKnwuiohi. Rent $50 per annum. Ex-piies Feb 28, 1898.

11. LAND AT .NUUANU, OAHU.

Royal Patent 4402, 98-10- 0 acre.

15. LANDS AT PAWILI,INLAND 01' LANAI.

Royal Patent 1929, 18 57-10- 0 acres,Royal Patent 1930, 29 70-10- aeiesand 2 20 100 notes, and Royal Patent1931, 18 30100 acres, Total 08 83-10- o

acres. Deed fiom Knnui (k) andKeiinu (w). Liber 70, folio 418.

1G. AHUPUAA OF KIIIAPU- -IIALA,

HANA, MAUI,

Grant 3255, 20 MO acres. Decd fromJuly 20, 1880. Liber 01,

folio 2S.17. LAND AT KUALAPA,

JlflNUAULA, MAUI.

300 norcs. Deed from L. Isaac, Oct31, 1882. Liber 74, folio 407. Subjectto loani to M ICealolia. Rent 50 permilium. Expires Nov 1, 1903.

18. LAND AT OMAOP1U,KULA, MAUJ.

Grunt 1908, 173 acres. Deed fromKanuika, Mar 3, 1881. Liber 80, folio214. Subject to lease to S M Kaaukuiand J II Waipuilani. Rent $50 perannum, Expires Fob 4, 1901.

ip. $ OF AHUPUAA OF NUU,KAUI'O, MAUI.

Land Commission Award (1239, 12,1 10acres. Deed from Haiikoki. Liber59, folio 89. Subject to leiibo to J OFlores mid others,

20. LAND AT WAIKLI,HANA, MAUI,

Royal Patent 3211, Aimna I, 12Aacres. Royul Patent 2801, 375-100- 0

of an aero. Deed from Mahoe.Aug21, 1880. Liber 100, folio 291. Sub

ject td luso to 0 Al 1' ivnulu. lloiit25 por nnmun. Expires Feb 4, 1004.

21. LAND AT PAKALA.LAHA1NA, MAM.

Hoyal Patent 1729 Apuna 2, 1 17-10- 0

acres. Deed from D. Ken wo. July18th, 1878. Liber 55, folio 278.

22. LAND AT KKLAWEA.LAHAINA, MAM.

Royal Patent 1729,4 acres 31 perches,and 4 aors 37 perches. Same deed asNo. 21.

23. LAND AT WAIANAK.LAHAINA, MAM.

1 acre, 2 toods, 21 peiches, 2 Apanas.Same deed as No. 21.

21. LAND AT PANAEWA.LAHAINA, MAM.

Roynl Patent 1727, 318-100- 0 of nnacre, and Royul Patent 2741, CA acres.Deed from Kalola. Liber 58, folio 103.Subject to lenso to Campbell and Isen-ber- g.

Rent $00 per annum. ExpiresNov. 7. 1897.

251 LAND AT WAIOKAMEA.LAHAINA, MAM.

Deed from Hanukoku. Liber 50,folio 80.

20. LAND AT LAHAINA, MAUI.Deed fiom John T and Robeit IIRukor. Liber 87, folio 270.

27. LAND AT LAHAINA, MAUI.Royal Patent, 4390. Deed from HmiitLiliknlani and others. Liber 91, folio.

28. LAND AT WAIMANALO,KOOLAUI'OKO, OAHU.

Royal Patent 550. Apana 1 nnd 2;3 15-10- 0 acres. Deed from Kahoo-puip- ui

(w), Libor 39, lolio 405. Sub-ject to leauo to J A Cummins. Rent

10 per milium. Expires February 4.1901.

29. LAND AT KAILUA,KOOLAUl'OKO, OAHU.

Grnnt 2900, Apana 2, fi 75-10- 0 acres.Deed fiom Opumomana. Liber 04,folio 10G. Subject to lease to CbasHiram. Rent 10 per annum. Ex-pires Juno 27. 1903.

30. LANDS AT KANEOIIE AN;DKAALAEA,

KOOLAUl'OKO, OAHU.

Deed fiom John Kalaaualaandotbem.Liber 88, folio 245.

31. LANDS AT KAPAKA.KOOLAULOA, OAHU.

Royal Patent 0501, 2 Apiuiu, 873-100- 0

acre and acre. Royal Patent 1442,2 Apana, 0.20 acio and 0.50 acre.Deed from S W Kuaiwa and wife.Liber 90, folio 490.

And if not sudicient to pay thodebts of said estate the following; ''

32. LAND AT -KUKULUAEO,

KAMA, HONOLULU, OAHU.

Royal Patent 1990 2 Apana, 1 3-- 4

acies and 35 100 acre. Deed fromKnhoopuipui, Liber 39, folio 405.

33. LAND AT IWILEI, OAHU,58 0 acres. Deed from Estate of JII Coney. Libor 95, folio 424. Sub-ject to tho following leases, viz. :

1. Lease to A F Cooke, G0 perannum. Expires June 1, 1900.

2. Lease to H Ericksen, $25. perannum. Expires Maich 1, 1894.

3. Lease to John Enn, $110 per an-num. Expires June 1, 1898.

4. Lease to John Ena, $50 per an-num. Expires April 1, 1898. '

34. LAND AT PAWAA,I'UNAHOU, OAHU.

22 45-10- 0 acies more or less. Deedfrom C H Judd. Liber "101, 'folio129. Subject to le-is- to E. C'r Miio-failan- e.

Rent $4.10 per annum. 'Ex-pires February 4, lOQl. '

35. ILI OF WAIELI, WAIMALU,EWA, OAHU.

L C A 8525 B, part 3,455 acres moroor less. Deed from Hon C Ulukouand wife. Liber 58, folio 128. Subjectto lease to L McCandless. Rent 50ier minimi. Expires January 1, 1890.

30. ILI OF KAPAAKEA,KWA, OAHU.

Royal Patent 4499, 2 Apana, 31 1-- 2

acres and 0 acres, and sea andstream fishery of Wahaloa, 53 acres.Deed fiom XV C Parke, Administra-tor Estate of K anaina. December R

1878. Liber 58, folio 1. Subject tolease to Sing Chong. ' '

37. LAND AT KALIIII, OAHU,

known ur Kunianaiki, Royal Patent3123, 455 acres. Deed from O PIaukea, October 31, 1887. Subject toleuso to Manuel Barratt. Rent $450per annum. Expiiea Novoiribor 1,1902.

jjSP"For further particulars inquire

JAS. F. MOKGAN,Auctioneer.

(Signed.) G. TROUSSEAU.Administrator witji the Vill aunoxeij

of tho Estate of 'll M Knju'kaua.deceased. ij 20 2 fit '

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CHAS. T. GULICK,Notary Public for the I land of Oaliu,

Agent to Take Acknowledgments to Ltl- -borOoutinets.

Agent to Grunt Marriage Licenses, Ho,iiolulu. Oaliu.

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands of Pitt &Soott's Fi eight it Parcels Expiess,

Agents for the Uuiiliigtou Route,

Roal Estate Broker & GA'?ulHell Tele. 318.-aie- Mutual Tele. iaa,

P.O. Box 115.

iSrOi'KiOKi No.aSMorolinutstreet,Honolulu, Oului, II, I, jau Hi

FOIt SALEYoung Cocoanut Trees

B6y" Apply at tlio

"OLD PLANTATION,"320 lin King street.

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