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T. WATKRHOUSE,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneraMerchandise, Queen st., Honolulu, 1

is CO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, I'aiuiOils, Nails, Sal4; and Building Materialof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen ata..Honolulu. 1

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coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe.cuted at short notice. t

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Honolulu

Q. W. MACFAJiLANE & Co.

IMPOKTBHB AND COMMISSIONMJSUO HANTS

Queen sircot, Uoi.olulu. tf i

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GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & vVine Merchant:.

Beaver Block, Honolulu.

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St COMPANY,

enehal mercantile and' Commission Aurn'h

list oir ofkiokks:P. O. Jones, Jr. . . .President & ManagerJ.vO. Oaiitku... ..Treasurer & SecreUry

DiUKOTOua:

Hon. O. K. Bisuop. S. C. Allen,H. Watebuodbe.

838 ly

Gustav k. SchumanCarriage Trimmer.

Ng. 70 & 81 : : King Street.

At W. Wright & Bon's.

Having recoiyed a full assortment ofCarriage Trimming Materials from theBast, I am prepared to execute all orderswith neatness and despatch at very rea.Bonauio uvea.

G. A. BOHUMAN.apr 7.00.1 y

Pioneer Shirt Factory104 ForlSL, Upstairs.

The undersigned bogs to Inform thepublic of these Islands that he is making

SlilT-t- ly MoitHui'oment I

Directions forsolf.measure.meut willbe given on application.

.White Shirts, Owshirts & Night Gowns

A tit guarantee by making a sampleBhlrt to every ordor.

Island order solicited Bell Telephone 410

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WEMER & CO,jIuiiiifueturliiKJuwellerM,

no. oa jrourr aa,iiJ3i3i'.ConstniiUy on hand n largo ngsortmont

of evry (lescrlitloii of Jewelry. WnlcliosjQold uU Silver Plutud Wuro, &o.

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Duke Spenoek is a dark bay, 4 yearsold; stands lfi) hands high; kind andgentle disposition.

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By Duko of Norfolk.

1st dam Lou Spencer by Norfolk2nd dam Ballerina. ..by imp Balrownleaid dum lleuule Farrow

by Imp. Shamrock4th dam Ida . . . . by imp BalshnzzarGth dam Madam Bosley (Gamma's

Dam) ..by nlr ItlclmrdCth dam Nancy Nichol.'. .by imp. Eagle7th dam But. liosley

by Wilkes' Wonder8th dam by Chanticleer9th dam by imp. Sterling10th dam by Modiusllth dam by imp. Silveieyc12th dam by imp. Jolly Kou'ur13th dam by Imp. Partner14th dam .by imp. Monkey15th dam imp. maro from the stud of

Harrison, of Braudon

TERRAS $50."3? Best of earn taken with animals.

In c.isc of accident no responsibilitywill be assumed.

VV. II. RIGK&RD,022 tf Honokaa, Hawaii.

fEtlRII&CO,(M9IITED.)

AVm. G. Irwin. . President & ManagcrClaus Spreekels . . : Vice-Preside- nt

Walter M. GiffardSecretary & Treasurer

Theo. O. Porter Auditor

SUGAR FACTORSAND

Commission Agents.AOENTS OF TIIE

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Published on the first Saturday Inevery month by the Rev. Alex. .Mackin-tosh.

e" Sold by the Hawaiian News Co.,Honolulu, H. I. 728t-17- 0 It

GEORGE LUGAS,Contractor ?0Sai$f & Builder.

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-nad- o,

Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of wood-work tlnlsh. Turning, Scroll and HandSawing. All kinds of Sawing andPlaning, Morticing and Tenanting.SS Orders-promptl- y attended to and

work guaranteed. Orders from theother Islands solicited.

ort Street House,184. JTovt Otroot,

Is tho family hotel of Honolulu. Allthe comforts of home.

Uooms with or without Board.Board, per week, according to rooms

810to812Transient, per day 2 00Single Meals CO CentsltooniH fiurcti. I.ftrlit ami Airy. lint

a ii it Colli IlnthH.

II. II. BK It ICY,7012m Proprietor.

THE ARLINGTON,XXutul HI'., i Honolulu,

J. II. FISIIEB, Prop.

TKUMS :

Hoard and Lodging, per week, (ac-cording to locution of rooms,.,

8)0 00 to 912 00Transient, per day 2 00'i'liblo Board, pur week.. 7 00HhigloMtmlH... 60

tf Visitors will llinf this one ot thomost tminlortablii and convenient !inueaIn thii city, ihu rooms being Inrgu. lightand airy, Hot unit cold water butlu,

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COME AND SEE OUR IMMENSE VARIETY OF FaNCT NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR

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THONOLULU, H. I.

presents

INSPECTION

WE HAVE JUST OPENED A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF

FANCY-:-PLUSH-:-WAR- E !

every description, which we offer at extraordinary low prices.

Hand Painted Porcelain Placques,In a variety of shapes and sizes, and illustrated a variety of subjects, among Antcae-ls-, Flowori,

Landscapes, etc., etc.

GGiemi's Umbrellas & Fancy Nsciw ear,VARIETY, AT VERY LOW PRICES.

Plush Embroidered Table Scarfs & Table Covers,IN THE NEWEST DESIGNS.

FANS'! FANS! FANS!Lisse. Fans, Lace Tans, Painted Fans, Evening Fans and Fans' of overy1 desbriptlon.

Kid Glovds, Hand Satchels, Shawls & Sonxf Shawls.SPECIAL BARGAINEES

Linen Embroidered & Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs !In this department we are showing an immense variety, and the latest designs, &t prices that will astonish

everybody.

Infant's Silk & Cloaks & Baby, Blanket,IN GREAT VARIETY, A NEW ASSORTMENT OF

TORCHON LACE. SCARF TIDIES and BED SETS.- INSPECTION SOLICITED,

uararaieecf oorrosffl S rplKE

COMPANY

SECURITY:tAssets, : : Over $136,000,000

KICIIARU A. McCUKOlT. Presldoat.For full particulars apply to

Dec-24-8- 9 General Aent for the Hawaiian Islands.

LINOLEUM, CARPET & RUGS,IRON BEDSTEADS,TRUNKS & VALISES,TAILOR GOODS.

HATS & CAPS,BOOTS & SHOES,HOSIERY.

& COAL TARS,PAINTS & OIL, CYLINDER OIL,

ROPES, ANCHORS & CHAINS,SHEET LEAD,

CHARCOAL TIN

Kerosimo Oil" ALOHA."ENGLISH,

SCOTCH,

Uukery,

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Cussimere

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OF FCETW

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CLOTHING,

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DAYIES & CO.,GENERAL IMPORTERS.

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SADDLERY HARNESS,LAWN TENNIS CROQUET SBTS,RUBBER COATS SUITS,LEATHER BELTING,FLAGS, FLOWER POTS,MIRRORS, CHAIRS,SILVERWARE, STATIONERY,SOAP, ETC., ETC.,

WELSH STEAM COAL,CEMENT, LIME,

FIRE CLAY,BRICK,

RED BRICK,

Cutters Cane Knives.

Groceries, Feed Stuffs, Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery & Glassware,JAPANESE GOODS,

FERTILIZERS- :- Ohleudorf's Dissolved Peruvian Guano, Ohlendori'u Special Cano ilnaars.LON DON PL) RPLE: Effectual destroyer of CQttou & Canker Wornis, Eto.SCRUB EXTERMINATOR: Destroys Noxious Weeds & Scrubs.BAGS:-Su- gar, IMce, Paddy. Coal. TWINE, HEMP CANVAS, NAVY OAKUM,FILTER PREbS CLOTHS BAGS: Embracing the latest improvemsnte In material and tsxtjro.'

Galvanized Water Pipe, Corrugated Iron, Fence Wire, P.ipo Fittings, Etc., Etc.Shortly expected a

line line of

Joe Pacheeo,BARBER,

PfT Nuiinnu street, next door toLove's " 730 lm

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INDIAN GOODSSept 17-0- 0

T UAVK Imiight out the Intorest of' Kouu Liiu, In the Hi in of Kwong

Ylug hitherto carrying on ailco at Kpoluu,I'IhiiJI of Ouliii. All hi claims' willteltl'jd by Koou73 8t AU TAI SOU,

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TO LET

A 81HTI5 of Three NicelynSMm V FuruiMied Rooms, two

HBHa bedrooms and parlor, ouPunchbowl street near Palapo Walkjsuitable for two single gentlomen.Apply to . uJ4--AM tf IL r, UJSBBAllD.

JM.AttorneyatLaw&A'otaryPublloMONSARRAT.

H7 Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf

J ALFRED MAGOON,Attorney at Law & Notary Public

173 43 Merchant street, Honolulu, ly

LORRIN A. THURSTON,

LawHONOMJLr, H . I.

Office over Bishop's Bank. CIO tf

DAVID DAYTONWill practice In tho lower Courts of thoKingdom as" attorney, attend to collect-ing lu all its branches, renting of housesand any other business entrusted to him.

Ofllco: 01 ICing street; upstairs.Feb 5--

CASTLE & COOKE,

Hardware, Shipping

Commission Merchants,DIALERS IN

General ftfterchandise I

Plantation Agents,Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents;

1m8 HONOLULU. H 1. 1SU0

CASTLE & COOKE,

Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents !

AOENTS FOU:

How England Mutual Life ins. Co.,

OF BOSTON.

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford.

cnvioisInsurance Company

iriTO A Slnrlni-- .

07 BAN FHANCISCO, OAUFOAMA.Jan-3W- )

NEW YORK

Life InsuraneeCOMPAE!Y.

Assets, : : $105,053,600.96

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every age, on every premiumtable, and in every yaar, the AC-

TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policiesof flie New York Life Insurance Oo.have been LARGER than those OFANY OTHER COMPANY issuingsimilar policies."

For particular! apply to

C. O. UEIUStilt, .

&m1 Agent Hawaiian Islands,283 tf

FIRE,LIFE, 'ahi,

MARINE

INSURANCE.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Assets, 0.288,001Anglo-Nevad- a Assurance Corporation

(Fjro and Marino)

Capital paid np, $2,000,000Thames & Meney Marine Ins, Co

(Limited)Assets, $0,124,057

Hew York Life Insuranee Co.

Asseti, $llf6,ObS,(J0U.06

C.O.BEUGKKUONOL1V

Gunrnl Agent, lluvcn Inlands,

1053 ly

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ANATUltAL byMluorul Water. Foi

W. H. LUOK.I Sole Agent & Importer for Ui UV

wallsoi Wands, m U

mm 9 fin.. ntmnnUlUlOLuiad

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Beaver Lunch Saloon,H. J. NOLTJE'S,

Will be found a fine stock of

MEERSCHAUM PIPES,

Cigar HoldersAND

Smokers' RequisitesOF EVEKY KIND.

TUB UE8T

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724 TOBACCOS. Llm

HolidrtSeason

fcsWTHE PIONEER

Steam Candy Factory, Bakery

AND

ICE CREAM PARLORS,(ESTABLISHED, 1863.)

Will again have on hand the largestassortment of

Fruit, Citron, Poni, JellyAND

SPONGE CAKE8,To suit the most fastidious taste andornamented in F. Horn well-know- n

style and in great variety.

CONFECTIONERYOf endless variety of home manufac-

ture, both plain and fancy.

: Christmas Trees,Richly ornamented and plain. Also;

Fixings for decorating XmasTrees.

Rich Mince Pies,Of Horn's well-Uoow- n good quality.

Also, for sale

MINCE -:- - MEAT,

Fancy & Plain Pastries,IN THE GREATEST VARIETY.

Ice Cream,Guaranteed to bo of the richest and,

purest quality ; sold at tho honostprice of only

$2 Per Whole Gallong0Qeti$ti call and convince your-

self uud' oblige.

Yours respectfully,

W. MCOEfclV,Proprietor! Hotel street, botwoou

Fort & Nuuanu.74-- C BOTH TELEPHONES T71

731 lm

JAPANESE STORE,No. OO rcinir Htroot.

Now (oods 1 Now Goods I

Suitable for Christinas aud NowYear's Preaeuti 1

Fans, Baskets,; Trays;And tho latest novelties lu

JTitpanetae W are !

728 lm NANYUCO.

ENTERPRIS

PLANING HILL, EAlukeu, itowr ueH Ht.

Tlophoiie No. 8S.

A. G. SILVA,SS & C7, Hotel Street.

ISlPORTEIt Olf ,

FurniturelMaUiDg& CarpatLaia

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ocean sukvky expedition.Office of the Boahd of

Health, InHonolulu, Dec. 10, 1890,

Sealed tenders will be received atthis Office until WEDNESDAY, Dec.31st, at 12 o'clock noon, for the de-

livery on the bench tit Kiihiupapa, orKalawao, or nt the Leper Settlement,llolokai, in good older und condition itnn average of 90 head of Fat BeefCattle per month, for the use of theBoaul of Health for Six (G) Monthsfrom the awarding of the contract.

The tender should bo for the priceper pound dressed.

The hides and tallow to be the pro-

perty of the Board.The Board of Health does not bind

iteelf to accept the lowest or any bid.By order of the Boaid.

DAVID DAYTON,733 31-1- 71 2t President.

Irrigation Notice.

Honolulu, H. I., Aug. 9, 1890.

Holders of Water Privileges orthose paying Water Hates, arc herebynotified that the hours for usingwater for irrigating purposes aro from6 to 8 o'clock a. m., and 4 to (5 o'clockp. M.

Chas. B. WILSON,Supt. Hono. Wator Works,

Approved :

C. N. Spknokr,Minister of the Interior.

G27 tf

THJE

atlg jjjjitiuftttMONDAY, DEC. 15, 1890.

Owing to an unavoidable delay inlanding paper and fixtures, the firstissue of our holiday edition of eightpages cannot be made until Wednes-

day afternoon. An announcementof the scope and contents of the firstedition will be made

POLICE COURT.

Saturday, Dec. 13.E. A. Galaspo, selling spirituous

liquors without a license in Ewa,pleaded guilty and was fined $100and $5 costs.

Three cases of drunkenness werefined $5 each.

Monday, Dec. 15.Sixteen cases of drunkenness were

fined or left forfeits, and two offend-ers were dismissed with a reprimand.A forfeit of 10 bail was declared ina case of affray.

SUPREME COURT.

Monday, Dec 15.

BEFORE Jl'CULLY, J.In re estate of Kainapau. Ordered

that the accounts of David Dayton,administrator, be allowed and hedischarged. W. C. Achi for heirs ;

administrator in person.In re bankruptcy of Josiah Haole.

Petition of L. B. Kerr, creditor, thatJ. Haole be adjudged a bankrupt.The Court adjudges him a bankruptand appoints Monday, Dec. 22, forproof of claims and election of as-

signee. C. L. Carter for petitioner ;

S. K. Kane for Miss Haole ; bank-rupt in person.

Y. M. C. A. BOYS' CONCERT.

The entertainment of the Y. M.C. A. Boys drew a good houso Fri-day evening, the proceeds amount-ing to over S80. Piano solos werenicely played by Misses May Da-mon and Ruth Bowen. Recitationswere ably given by Miss EvelynDexter, Mr. II. W. Peck and Mas-ter Harold Dillingham. Miss LeCount gave a delightful mandolinsolo, with piano accompaniment byMiss McGrew. Mr. H. A. Huffgave a song. Tho programme clos-

ed with a piano duet by Miss AdeloWiddiOeld and Mr. Oscar Herolcl.Ico cream and cake was then servedto the audience.

Tiik Knmohamelia Glee Club willmake its debut this evening as a

organization for publicIn its infancy it has as-

sisted vor yacceptably at anniversariesand exhibitions, but now it ventureson monopolizing tho boards audshould have a crowded houso.

It is proposed to givo tho Califor-nia buseballers a benefit Wednesdaynftornoon, when tho pick of tho Ha-waiian League will accept a lastchance to get a game. Tho visitorsdeserve a rousing turnout for whatthey have done in showing the localplayeis how ball is played,

i m i

Mit. James Btoiuer lost a goldwatch, two gold lings and about! 150in a pursu from his bedroom earlyBiinday morning, while he wassleeping tho bleep of tho just af-

ter his Into hours in the Elite icocream parlors. Tho thief onteredthrough unlocked doors,

J, O, Lono, Deputy BliorifT of Hanulol, Kauai, lias been illiminswl,ilii auccmor has not yet boonXointl.

TO CURE DIPHTHERIA,

AHIniplo licmcily Wlilrh In Hnlil toHo KfTectlvc.

Several papcr9 of Paris have pub-lished that Dr. Lnutrardicrro of Tou-louse had, at different times, experimented with success with a newtreatment of sure efficiency for theeuro of that terrible disease, thecroup. The new treatment consists

the use of sulphur. Dr. Laugar-dierr- c

narrates thus his first experi-ment ;

"I called for some sulphur pow-

der; took a tablespoonful of (twhich I diluted In a glass of water,ordering to drink one teaspoonfulof the mixture every hour, shaking

before using. Next day the childwas better. New potion for thenext day. The following day thechild was cured. The only thingleft was a loose cough which 1 attri-buted to the false membranes circu-lating in the tracheal artery. Asking the parents to save them for mein case the child should expectoratethem, two days after a sudden fit ofcoughing expelled them, and threedried-u- p pieces the size of a largebean were brought to me."

After that cure the doctor obtain-ed several others, but none moreconvincing than the following:

"A little girl was dying; neithercry nor the least sound could comefrom her larynx; the pimples ofdiphtheria were on her- - cars, neck,head and cheeks; her wheezingbreathing could be heard at twentymetres off.

"The doctor had secured a tubeto insulllate nitrate of silver into thelarynx. The parents opposed that,but consented to make the childswallow the sulphurated potion dur-ing the night.

"On the next day the child which1 had considered as lost, was resus-citated the voice was restored, thepotion was continued during theday, and the next the child wascured."

The communication ol Dr. Lau-gardier- rc

is of too much importanceto not be the subject of a seriousand immediate examination, and itis for the Academy of Medicine toorder such.

WANTED

Industrious Woman to do theAN washing and general housewoikIn a small family. German prefened.Apply at this office. 736 3t

READ THIS !

OR everv 150 Hawaiian or otherF Pacific Islands' Stamps received, Iwill post four English illustrated papcisper week for a month, or will send oneof the latent English, French, Germanor Spanish novels. Stamps of othercountries sent in exchange for those ofHawaii. All manner of ai ticlos sent inexchange for used postage stamps audpostcards under special arrangements.

JULIUS T. AS11TON,Importer, Withington, Nr. Manches-

ter, England. 785 lm

Mclnerny's Block,

W3T All kinds ofprices.

Sy Goods ns represented and18t

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DAILY BULLETIN I HONOLULU, H. IM DECEMBER ID, 1810. t

OPENEVEMBSDec. Btlito Dec 31st.

JEWELER,Port Mclnorny Block,

730 Ira

IRISH LINENS

f TRADE Jl

-- SUITABLE FOIt- -

henI have just received a large assortmentof New Goods suitable for wedding andholiday gifts, of the follow-ing, iz:

LADIES'

i

In all styles and qualities ;

Gentlemen's Handkerchiefs,

In the newest patterns ;

Afternoon Tea Cloths,

SIDEBOARD CLOTHS,In Silk & Linen,

Luncheon Cloth,Fancy Towels,Fancy Linen Cloth In sets,

DamasK Cloths,In all sizos with Napkins to match

design, etc., etc., etc.

F5 These Goods aie all imported byme direct from the andara to gie tomy clients.720 tf W. C. SPKOULL..

EEDWAKD & HO WELL,

Ss I5ulllorn.Brick, Stone and Woodenestimates given. Jobbiug promptly at-

tended to. 7G King street. Tele-phone No. 2. P. 0.130x423. ap-5-- ly

Fort

suitable for the at

marked in plain

FINE Mh'B OF

Etc.

JOS. HUBASH. FRANK J. KROGER,

Diamonds.Watches & JewelryA FINE SELECTION OF- -

DIAMOND RINGS,Pins, Bracelets, Etc., Etc.

Luuies' & Ms Gold i Silver atclies,OF FIRST-CLAS- S QUALITY.

Jewelry,

warranted736

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Street,

consisting

Table

ninnufiictmeisguaranteed satisfaction

ContraotorsBuildings;

Street.

holidays, reasonable

flgures.-- fl

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B. I. EILEES & CO.FOR THE HOLIDAYS:

Toys, Dolls, Musical Boxes, Dressing Sets.FULL LINE OF'

BLACK HOSIERY, C. P. D, P, CORSETS, Etc, Etc.

-- OPEN EVENINGS -- a Sr OPEN EVENINGS-- a

MAN & (NJNNKing: fcstroot Nenr JP'oi'L

SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN HOLIDAY GOODS !

Gentlemen's Furnishings, Ladies' & Children's IIoMery,Gloves, Handkcicliius, Laces, Scarfs, Linen, Tray Cloths,Hplabhurs, Sideboard Covets, Tea Cloths, Hand Satchels, l'urst-s- ,

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk Umbiellas, Parasols, Muniuure andDressing Cases, Albums

AHD

Bell

&

Ladles & Chlldron'a Jaokotu, Rugs & Rnin Coats, Etc,P. H. Will bo open Wiulngti until utter Curlbtmas.

ff"

Auction Salos by James P, Morgan.

Evenino: Auction Sale

On Tuesday Evening, Dec, 16,

AT 7 O'CLOCK.

At my Salerooni,Queun8tieet,I willsell at Public Auction, a large audvaried assortment of

NEW-:-BOOK- S,

Suitable for the holidays, and com-

prisingof

works of the follow-ing authors:

Dickens, Carlylo,

J. Fonlmoro Cooper's Works,Goorgo Eliot's Works,

Pootlcal Works ol Longlollow,

Tennyson, Whlltior, and Others.

And a large assortment of

Children's Books !

ALSO

Linen Table Cloths & Napkins,Linen Towels, Uruss Patterns,Umbrellas fc Parasols, Shuwls,

An assortment of

XfcugH, Etc., JSto.

g&r All to bo sold regardless of

price to close consignment.gfif Books on view at my Sales-

room, Monday and Tuesday, Decem-ber 15th and lGth.

JAS. F. MORGAN,733 ot Auctioneer.

OPERA HOUSE

KAMEHAMEHA

CONCERT !

Monday

Dec. 15, 1S90.

E. B. THOMAS,

Contractor VrcriS & Buiiaar.i

Estimates Given on lUick, Iron. Stone& Wooden Buildings. Jobbing

Attended to.

KEEPS FOR SALE

Brick, Limo, Cement, Plaster of Paris,

Maible Dust, Who Lath,

California North Beach &. SantaCruz Sand.

Quarry Tiles CxG red, white and blue ;

Mlntou, Plastic and Encaustic Tiles invarious patterns, all kinds of DiaiuageWare.

BS? Office Southeast corner Ala-k- ea

aud Queen sticcts.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Ng Ahof Honolulu, has this day

purchased from Ah Young all his in-terest hi the geriPial merchandise store,situated on Liliha sheet, Honolulu,Island of Oahu; the said Ng Ah Onwill not be lesponsiblo for any billsagainst Ah Young fiom this date.

NG AH ON.Honolulu, Dec. 13, 1890. 731 Ot

NOTICE.

NOTICE is heieby given that ChongIs no longer u niauugcr

(from this day) in the business ofKwong Fook Till, of Hanalei, Kauai,(sugar plautuis and store keepeis), andMr. Chong Game will be tho now ap-pointed manager from date, and he isthe only one who Is authorized to signthe ill iu name.

KWONG TOOK YUKN.Honolulu, Dec. 2, lbOO. 725 2w

Carriage Horses For Bale 1

for sale atKualua Ranch, 8

Young Houses andJIaien, of the bestbleeds, lecently bro-App- ly

ken tnlmmei-s- . soon by mall orothenvlbo to

OHAltLKS II. JUDD,At lCualoa, Koolaup'oko, Oahu.

December 8, 1W)0 7K0 lm

LOST or STOLENNE Hi own ForrelO Mare, brand

small "in" on neck,Finder will be suitablyicwaided by K'tiiin--

IngUamo to BOOTH,71 U

Watches For All !

OJJ A WEEKLY TAYMCST OP

JS3 OOWILL DIVE a

$30 WATCH,Crescent, Monarch,

Junes Boss' Fillet Gases.

These Cases are tho beat in thomarket; aro guaranteed to bo made

Two Plates of M Carat Gold, withPinto Composition between, and writ-to- n

guarantee from the factory. FullJewelled Wnltham Movement, gua-ranteed to keep line time.

These Watches aro preferable togold watches, brcauso tho cases arostiff, and perfectly safo for the move-ment.

fijfcTEvcry member geU his watchwithin 15 weoks. Call and see ourwatches. It is a fine opportunity toget a cheap and fine watch in ashort time.

CALIFORNIA WATCH CLUB CO.

A. J. SO UliEIBEIt, Manager.Hotel at., under tho "Arlington."

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TOM ATTEITIOI!Is called to the large stock of

FINE GOODS!Now on hand and to nrrlve on the

12th instant.

They compi isc everything to be had inmauy arious lines.

NEW NOVELTIESOr ALL KINDS,

Leather Goods,

"Wnlolies, Clocks,

Umbrellas & CanesMounted in Gold & Silver,

Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.

flfiy Store will be open evenings fortwo weeks pievious to Christmas.

727 8v H. F. WICHMAN.

FriBis, CoitryieB

or BEAUTirui.

sneanAre respectfully invited to examine

that now on Nile by

H. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,

(Successor to C. E. AVilliams).

105 Fort St., : : Honolulu.

Selected by Mr. 11. II. Williamsin person from the

LABGEST STOCKS

LATEST STYLES

In San Fr.incis-eo- . Ladies and Gentlemen will find in this stock

Goods, Elegant, Substantial,

ORNAMENTAL aiftJ USEFUL,

For generations to come, and veiysuitable for

CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR,BIRTHDAY or BRIDAL

PRESENTS!gjSgF"Largc invoices lately received,

and more on tho way by sail andsteam. 731 lm

OCEANIC- -

Steamship Comp'y

FOK SAH FJ1ANCISCO,The AlHlenmship

"AUSTRALIA,"Will have Honolulu for tuo above

port on

Friday, Dec. 19th,A.rr NOON.

Kor Freight or Pos-ag- o, apply to

Wra, G. IRWIN & CO., L'd,73U Agent s.

The Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s Finestbtuainer

"CHINA'Will tho above port on or

about

December iJ5iJ.BStfFor fielght or passogo apply to

H. HVCKFELD &. CO,,Agent.

$5,000 WorthofSil

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TOYS & DOLLS GIFT SALE WILL COMMENCE

onday, December 8 189CLO '

JCSF" During this sale every customer purchasing 2.50 worth, willreceive a handsome Peachblow, Satin, Glass Ware, Dolls, Toys orSilver Present.

J6QF" Look in our Windows and see tho fine display of presents. "j3u

OH AS, J. FISHEL,729 lm The Leading Millinery House, cor. Fort & Hotel streets.

'PENNSYLVANIA" & NEW EASY LAWN MOWERS,HAVILAND CHINA, SILVER PLATEDWAKE,

LAMPS, CHANDELIERS. Also,

Famous Grand Acthe & Golden Anvil

Wrought Steel Cooking RangesOJT AtJL,

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Consuming: One-thir- d Loss Fuel, either wood coal, thanany other Stove in exislaiu-e- .

gj8 No Brick Work About It I jS? Just a Clean Cut Stovo I

Whose BakingQualities are UnsurpassedTriang-ula- (Urates

gjT FOR SALE BY THE

Hawaiian Hardware Co.,oct 31-0-0 Fort Rtreet.

DR. JA.GER'S

anitary Woollen System Go.,

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tho above wares for gentlemensizes.

CAUTION.- S8T Genuine Jaeger Articles are stamped with the Diamond Shaped

Trade Mark, enclosing Dr. Jaeger's Portrait,

WARRANTED PURE WOOL I

8r Accept no goods that do not bear tho Portrait of Dr, Jaeger.

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0AI1U RAILWAY & LANW5TIME TABLE.

Tu Til Wo V.IXrrt Octolioi' ii.l. 1N1JO

A.M. A.M. P.M. T.M.Loavo Honolulu.. 0:15 8:15 1:45 4:1)01Arrlvo Hnnoiitiull. 7 :2C !l:l'J 2:4!) C:3CfLoavo llonnullult. 7 :30 10:51 8:G1 fi:45fArrlvo Honolulu.. 8 :;I5 11:55 4:G5 G:50)

Sundays excepted,t Saturdays only.

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ARRIVALS.Deo 14

Stinr Llkcllkc from lliunakitaStmr Mikaliala from JCiuinlStmr Mokolll from Molokal

uEPAimiH.S.Doc 1G

Bktno S N Cnstle, Hubbard, for SunlfraucKco

Stmr ICtinla for Kauat at 4 p mStmr J Cummins for KoohuiStmr Mokolll for Molokui at 5 p uiSchr Luka for KobalaSclir Lavinla for KauaiSchr Mary for llaualcl

VE3SE S LEAVING

Ger S 8 Chusau, Wcndt, for HongkongStmr Mikaliala for Kauai at 5 p mStmr V G Hall for Hawaii and Maul at

10 a ui

CARGOES FROM ISLAND TORTS.

Stmr Likellko 8500 bags sugar.Stmr Mikaliala 5303 uajjs faugar, 133

hides and 40 bags lice.Stmr Mokolll 110 slieep and 12 calves.

PASSENGERS.From Kauai, per stmr Mikaliala, Dec

14 A'McBryde, MissMcUrydu, J Buck-ley, A Schult., A M Sproull, Mrs SBcrteltunnn, Mr 11 alioway, J R Maln-mou- ut,

O Schnllz, W A Manifold, A KKaiwi, 2 Chinese and f8 deck.

For tan Francisco, per K M S S Mari-posa, Deo 13-- Miss White, D 15 Winton,Lleuts Ham and Manifce, F A Lom-bard, F L Stpltz, Mis J B Hopkins, MrsHogiln, Jno Dyer and wife, Judge S BDole, llou K It Hind and wife, M Paget,K Paget and 10 steerage daSMjugers.

From Sau KrancUco, per schr Olga,Dec 12 Mrs E II Wallace, II Wood, GEamyd, O II Lowell, M 3-- Mobley andG Mnssey.

Ft om Maui and Hawaii, per stmr WG Hall, Dec 12-J- udge II F Bickertonand wife, MisS Bickerton, P C Jones,Tom May, Ur G Foote Chas Creigbton,O II Miller and wife. F L Stotz, JudgeA N Kcpoikai, T B Lyons. U L Garter,D Kabanu, .1 O Searle, C Binning, A ATodd, Akaua, Mis .1 Keawebawaii, LAcboy, A O Pistana, A Smitb and 106deck.

For .San Francisco, per bktue S NCastle, Dee 15 Mits Pazario, Mrs F LClarke, Miss Claike, Mr Woitb, MissQunner, J F Noble and wife and BBruinagban.

SHiPPINC HJ1TES.

The stmr Claudlne is duo from Maulmoiultig.

Tbe stmr Likelike brought down8300 bags sugar from Hamakua, and&he is snipping them on boaid the Aus-tralia v.

The stmr Lehnn goes on the MarinoRailway to-d- ay to be cleaned.

The stmr W C Hall did not take anyfreight or passengers at her last calledport at ICailua, on account of her beinglieavilv loaded and rough weather.

The BMSS Aianposa took from thispoit Saturday, Dec 13,2,150 bigs riceand 1,300 bunches bananas.

The stmr Claudino was still at Kahn-l- ui

without discharging auy of hercargo on account of rough weather,when the stmr W G Hall left Maui onThuiday, Dec 11th.'

The stmr Mikaliala is discharging hercargo of sugar on board the baikentlnePlanter.

The stmr W G Hall will take onlyLahaina passengcis this trip, and allLahaiua treight will go by the Xuwalaulon Wednesday

The bktne S N Castle sailed for SanFrancisco at noon y, with a largecargo of our domestic products amount-lh- g

to 14,91)0 bags sugar. The followingwere the shippers: O Brewer & Co,7100 bugs sugar; T II Davies & Co, G814

bags sugar; Castle & Cooke, 900 bagssugar. Domestic value, 70,575.95.

FOREIGN VESSELS IN PORT.

H B M S Nymph, Turner, from SanFrancisco

USS Mohican, from SamoaTern Allen A, Sloge, from Port Town-sen- d

Bktue Planter, Dow, from San Fran-cisco

Bk Glrvan, Angus, from LherpoolBk Wakefield, Howes, from Now York

schr Rout Lowers, Penhallow,from PortTownsend

Bktne Klikit.it, Cutler, from JPugotSound

Bk Columbia, Goodman, from PortTownsend

Ship Guardian, Maden, from PortTownsenU

Am bk Edward May, Mahuny, fromBoston

S S Australia, Houdlettc, from SanFrancisco

Am schr JohuGNoith, Ipsen,from Eureka

schr Olga, Rodin, from SanFrancisco

Bk Discovery, McNeil, fiom San Fran-cisco

FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.

Bk Flfcshire, Jno Held, from Liverpool,sailed ept 28, duo Feb 8, 1891

Bk Ceylon from Depaituro BayBk Coryplieuo from NanaiuioII B M i'lagshlp Wurspite fiom British

i olumblaBr bk Charlotte, Bohudorf, from Liver-

pool, sailed Sept 2, due Jan 15-8- 1,

1S91.Gr bk Santiago from New York, sailed

Sept 20, iluu Feb 20-2- 8

Am bk Ilesper from Neweuttle, N S WNorbk Vlvax fiom Now York, tailed

Oct 15, duo Mar 15-3- 1, 1891S S Farullou, K Boiiillold, from San

Francisco and Sau DiegoBk Forest Queen from I'oi t Qamblo

Tlii:iti: aro about M0 Ohiticvo pas-senger, for the Ktoainor Chilean, thatsails for llimgfcoug at 11 a, m.

JtutJiru permits to Oil havebeen ibsuod uVtho Foreign Olllco.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

AN imlnstiious woman for gonoralhousework is wanted.

The Y. M. C!. A. biblo class will boomitted this week.

The sli'umur Austialia will sailFriduv as iidvorlisrd.

Sr,T of nfllee fuiniluro is wanted.Apply to "Luning," Pott Oinco.

Mn Justice McCully presides atSupremo Court Uliunibors this week.

Two furniBlicd rooms within tenminutes' walk of tho Post Oillco aiowanted.

A good cook can get a placo bycalling at jMaefarlano & Co.'s, Kaa-hunin-

street.

Thk stockholders of tho BritishClub will meet for important businessTlUiifcdity owning.

Tm: Hawaiian Hnrdwuro Co.'sstoro will bo kept opon on Tuesdayand Saturday evenings.

A native named Mahclona madoa find of thirty dollars in gold in thonow ground of the esplanade.

A Chinese passenger for the Chu-Mi- n

has been caieless enough to loseboth his ticket and return permit.

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Wing Wo Tai & Co., Nuuanustreet, oiler a large and, temptingvariety of Christinas and New Yearsprespnts.

Messiis. Ehlers & Co. arc to thefiont with : fine line of Christmasgoods and novelties. Their stole willbe open of ovenings.

Mn. Jas. F. Moigan will hold anevening sale of new bonks, also lugs,

Tho gnoiU will be on ex-

hibition all day ptevious.

The moulding shop of the UnionTrou Woiks is to be widened by about25 feet, taking in ne.uly the wholebteudth of what was once Kaumauastreet.

Mr. Thomas LiiuLay is displayinga largo assortment of Christmasjewelry, including kukui jewelry,diamonds and tho latest novelties ingold uud silver watches.

There are no new cases of diphthe-ria reported. Tho Beretania streetcase is well and the quarantine of thelioubo is niised. All of the Vineyardblreet patients are improved to-da-

Messiis. Egan & Gunn are offeringspecial bargains in holiday goods,comprising every variety of furnish-ings for both ladies and gentlemen.A largo stock of fancy presents alsooffered.

Hubash & Khugek call attentionto a fine selection of diamond rings,pins, bracelets, ladies' and gentle-men's gold and silver watches and allkinds of jewelry suitable for holidaypicsonts.

A special meeting of the Hono-lulu Arion will be held at7 :30 sharp at the Engine Hall No. 1.All members are requested to be pre-

sent; business of importance will betransacted.

The Up-Tow- n Book Store, popu-larly known as "Suntu Olaus Head-quarters" has a now and attractiveadvertisement in another column,which everyone should read beforemaking Christmas purchases.

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John Sweeney, who was sentencedabout nine months ago to one year'simprisonment nt hard labor and topay a lino of .$500, for smugglingopium, bolted fiom the chain gangon Thur.-do- avenue Satuiday and isstill at laigo.

A private letter from Mr. R. W.Meyer, ICalae, Molokui, says it rain-ed there fiom 2 p. m. Monday till 1or 2 iv. m. Wednesday. Over 1GJinches fell up to 7 a. ni. Tuesday,and the total rainfall for the two dayswas 20 inches.

Large hush fires started in theKboluu mountains Sunday afternoonabout three o'clock, and continuedburning late into tho night. Theycould bo plainly seen at times fromtown after nightfall raging with greatfury owing to tho high winds pre-vailing.

A new uniform has been adoptedfor tho city police. It is of dark blue,with blight blue tiimming, includinga stiipe on the leg and insertions intho coat tails. Tho brass buttonshave "C. P." in fancy letters. Off-icers' coats aro double breasted andthose of privates single,

The shooting of ti Chiuaman atWaimeu, Kauai, previously repottedin this paper, is a inyscery, He wasshot in his hoiidO at night, Tho bul-let pasbed cle.ir through bis body andwas lost, so that there is not oven thoclue ns to tho caliber of weapon em-ployed by the assassin,

The second performance of OlivoBoikloy's "Little Lord Fuuntleroy,"with "Editha's Burglar" thrown in,proved most acceptable to a mediumiiotiso Saturday night. Piineess He-ge- nt

Liliuokalani and Princesspatronized tho perfoim-anco- ,

being attended in tho royal boxby His Excellency J. A. CununinB,Mr. Jiib. W, Robort60ii,Vice-Cliainber- -,

lain, and Mrs. Robertson,

! The second lantern exhibition oftho Hawaiian 'Camera Club, givenThuisday o veiling but inadvertentlyovonooicuu niiueno, was u success inspito of tho rain, Slides furnishedby tho Boston Camera Club und thoviews in Europo and Palestine imuloan ugreoahlo addition to the homoclub's collection, Tluio was a goodattendance uud all prm-on- t senmedto bo well pleased with both the pic-ture uud the Una piogruuuuoof mu-sic interspersed,

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Preliminary SportnA l.nnc Throw-- Torlii'it tin- - Champion

Ruiincr.

There was an obvious improve-ment in the attendance at Saturday'sbaseball match, the last of the inter-national series, as compared withseveral previous games. A largoproportion of the speetators were onhand an hour before the hall game,to see the series of sports that wereadvertised. Some of tlio enteredcontestants were, however, not fell-ing in' condition and only two of theevents came off.

Luahiwa, Rcilly, Cat tor and Sharpthrew the ball three UiaN each.Reilly, of the California nine, .wasthe winner, throwing 314 feel. J.O Carter, jr., and Luahiwa, of theHawaiian League, made the nextbest throws.

The hundred yards' running racewas easily won hy J. L. Torheit ofHonolulu, in 11 seconds. He wasable to look at his opponent, Faireltof California, over ma shouluer inthe finishing quarter.

The St. Louis College band play-ed a number of selections in thehour preceding the game. Thfirplaying was excellent and the kind-ness of the faculty in granting thefree use of the band is worthy ol pub-lic gratitude.

THE BALL GAME.

A "dark horse" entered the pitch-er's box for the NewLIawaiis, in theperson of Mehcula, of the Kamchameha Juniors. lie gave good pro-mise of being a coming terror in theHawaiian League, as the Califoiniasonly got three baso hits in six innings, while two strikes were-calle-

on them frequently. His inexpe-rience told against him m the sev-

enth inning, when a decision thathe had balked seemed to break himup altogether; but fortunatelythat inning does not count, as rainstopped the game before any of theCalifornias were out. The wet ballalso is responsible for the total col-

lapse of the Ilawaiis' game iu thatinning.

1. New Ilawaiis to bat. Pr3'ceand Lawelawe, good batters both,failed to hit Uahill's delivery, andKaraakuuahoa (Dan) went the sameway after Mahuka had made a cleanbase hit. 0.

Cahill hit into Luahiwa's hands.Farrell got base on balls, but

pinned him at second,and Hulcn hit a fly to Carter. 0.

2. Puhau was put out first by athrow from Ward, Carter by thesame fiom Ilulen. Davis got firston Reilly's error, but Ward cut himoff stealing second. 0.

Powers and Sharp went out atfirst, from Prthau and Luahiwa re-

spectively. Reilly reached fust ona wild throw by Pryce, but attempt-ing to steal second was put out byMeheula to Mahuka to Pahau. 0.

8. Luahiwa faithfully maintain-ed his unbroken record of strikesfrom the previous game. Meheulagot base on balls, mid on Pryce'shit went out with him hy fine doubleplay Creamer to Powers to Cream-er. 0.

Creamer made a base hit, stolesecond, to third ou passed bail, andmade tho first run on Leveque's outat first from Luahiwa. Ward drop-ped a fly to Pahau. Cahill hit asingle, but had a close call from asplendid throw by Carter. He wasforced out at second on Farrell'shit. 1.

4. Lawelawo, Mahuka andhit flics in quick succes-

sion to Creamer, Sharp and Powerslespectively. 0.

Hulen tipped a foul toKumakaua-hoa- ,Powers was ciphered at first

from Pahau, as was Reilly, leavinghis predecessor, Sharp, who got firston Luahiwa's error, ou his stolonsecond. 0, total 1.

5. Pahau guve a tipper to Ward,Carter flung about wildly throutimes, Davis was intercepted at (listby CahilPs throw. 0.

Creamer hit a fly to Pryce ; Le-veq-

hit a single, got to thiid onWard's double, but was downed attho plate hy Luahiwa's promptthrowing to tho catcher. Calull gotfirst on Prycu's fumble, second onthrow home. Farrell was third outby Luahiwa to Mahuka. 0, total 1.

0. Luahiwa unci Meheula struckfoul flics, which wcro welcomed byPowets and Ilulun respectively, andPryce sent a straight fly to Sharp.

Hulen hit into Puhuu's suroclutches. Powers, base ou balls,fulled iu stealing second from thocatcher's vigilance, und Sharp rap-ped u fly to Cuitor. 0, total 1.

In the ucxt inning, uncounted,Lawelawe struck out, and Mitliukuuud Kntuuknuulioa euch gave Ilulun

n fly cateli. Reilly got base onPrycc's nuttf, and was advanced bythe pitcher's balk that gave Cream-er first. Thou followed Levequo,single i Ward, balls ; Cahill, Binglc ;

PuriclU bails; Hulen, triple; Pow-ers, balls; Sharp, double; Rcilly,tiiplo hit, home on throw pa9t third.Ten runs were scored and nobodyout, when tho sometime drizzlingrain became a shower and the gamewas called.

Following is the official score byMr. J. W. Winter -

HAWAIIS.

NAMES A.U. R. D.H. O. A. S.

Pryce, ss 3 0 0 2 12Lawelawe. r f 3 0 0 0 0 0Mahuka, lb 3 0 1 6 1 0Kuiimkiiiiiihoa o ... 8 0 0 2 2 0l'ahau,2b 2 0 0 5 4 0Caitur, 1 1 2 0 0 2 0 0DavKof 2 , 0 0 0 0 0Ludilwa, 3b 2 0 0 12 1

Meheula, p 2 0 0 0 2 0

Total 22 0 1 18 12 3

OALIFORNrA8.

NAMES A n. R. 11.11. O. A. B.

Ciihll, p 3 0 10 10F.m oil. If 2 0 0 0 0 0tlow.ud,3b 3 0 0 110Power, lb 2 0 0 7 0 0blinrp, c f 3 0 0 2 0 0Ruihy ss 2 0 0 111CivuiiH-r- , b a 1 12 2 0Loveque, r f 2 0 10 0 0Waul, c 2 0 15 2 0

Total .21 1 4 18 7 1

Scoie by innings -Hnwait .0 00 0000California .0 0 1000- -1

Kained run California 1.Two base hit Ward.Double play Creamer, Reilly aud

Power.Hii'es on balls By Meheula 2,Passed balls Kamakauahoa 2, Ward

1.Stiuck out Pryce, Lawelawe,

hoa, Carter, Luahiwa.Uniplies Whltni-- y and Parker.

THE NEW WATCH CLUB.By joining the California Watch

Club every person may select hiswatch, (either ladies' or gentle-men's) which will be saved and de-livered when the member draws hiswatch, Mr. Schreiber, recentlyfrom the Coast, has charge of theclub and comes well recommendedas a reliable business man. Theclub will be open evenings until 8o'clock. St

OAMARINOS' Refiigerator arrived"Australia" with the

follow ingfi nits, etc.. in plentiful sup-ply: Fiesh Frozen Ojstera In tins audshi'U, Celeiy, cauliflowers, Cabbage,Appies, I'eus. ur.ipes. Kuts and DriedFiuits, Kulsiiio, Fig, Etc., Etc.735 3t California Fruit Market.

Sa t TWO Niee'y FurnLhedi&iy-V- Rooms (parlor and Bed--

room) ; 10 minutes walk fromPost Office, address with price "A. B."Bulletin Office. 73C St

W.iNPlflO

A GOOD Cook can got a situation-b-y

applying toMaCFARLANE & CO.,

73G It Kaahumanu street.

WANTEDQECONL-HAN- D Office Desk, Table,i J t hair and Fire Proof Safe. Apply"Lulling," Tost Ofllce. 730 3t

MEETING NOTICE.A MEETING of the stockholders ofr tho Biltlh Club will be held on

THUR-- D y, the 18th instant, at 7:30p. in., at lhe Club room A full attend-ance is icquested, important businessbeing under discussion.

PER ORDER.Honolulu, Dec. 15, 18U0. 73b 3t

fEiER & CO,

No, 92 FORT ST,,

Are now showing a Large NewStock of Goods suitable for theHolidays, comprising DiamondJewelry of all kinds; Brooches,Ennings, Bracelets, Bangles,Lace and Scarf Plus, Rings,Ladles' and Gents' Gold andSliver Watches and WatchChains, Native Jewelry, Clocks,Silverware, Gold Ueaded Canes,Etc., Etc., Etc.

tSSr Prices within the reachof all. Give us a call. 728 lm

WANTEDGIRL (German preferred) to do

general housework in a smallprivate family, must bo over 15 years ofnge. Apply at this office. 733 Ot

WANTEDlIRST-CLAS- S dressmakers; goodi pay; only experienced hands needapply. orn-- r Fort and Hotel streets(over Elullch's dry goods store).

705 tf

FOR SALE

K tHUKU RANCH, Kau, Ha-waii. 184,000 acres Forfuiihcr particulars, apply to

iCAUUKO,728 tf 'iau "llWtt"

WANTED

BY n elngle gentleman aKinnll I'nt- -i!i tuge. AUdrett "N." this

I office. 732 8t

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STORE.

MP"ubioribcrs desiring chancesm their subscriptions to mnga-zinc- s

and newspapers will kindlynot if v us for outcome mail.

gaF"All subscription. haveprompt attoutiou.

SANTA OLAUSHEADQUARTERS !

0PNo need to GIVE dolls awayto inuuee traae, our pne- - defy com-petition.

0TW5 do not GIVE laces anddress goods away, but ws do offergood

GOODS !

Iu our own legitimate line athonest prices.

see our maonificent line op

BOUKD BOOKS,From 20 cents each and

upwards;

CELLULOID DRESSING SETS,

Presentation Cups & Saucers,Diaries for 1891,

Xmao Cards, Etc., Etc

Thus. G. THRUM,730 lOt Proprietor.

Christmas I

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KING STREET.

IIKukul Jsweiry

A SPECIALTT.

Diamonds & Other Precious

JrF"'J-g- .LATEST NOVELTIISS IN

Gold & SilverWatchesOPENED EVENING -- a

736 ISt

ChristmasAND

DJew Year'sWING W0TA! CO,,

2Vo. US nnnnu Avenue.Have received per S. S. "Chusan"

from Hongkontj und Yokohama

Ebony & Pearl Hall Furniture,

Rattan Chairs,Satin Pillow Shami,

A FINE ASSORTMENT Of

Silk Shawls & Handkerchiefs,Crape Silk, Fern Pote,

DINNER and TEA SETS,Of the latest patterns ;

Irosli Crop Ton,,

No. 1 Manila Oigars,Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc.

730 18t

NOTICE.-- 83SS32gi

From and after this date, a RegularFreight Train will leave Honolulu forIlonouliuli and way Statione, EveryDay (excepting Sunday), at 10o'clock a. .m.

gj8 Hereafter no Freight will beroceived for shipment, by PassengerTruine, except by special arrange-ment.OAHTJ RAILWAY fc LAND CO.,

W. G. Ashley, Supt.Honolulu, Deo. 9, 1890. 730 lm

BUOWN LEGIlOimS 1

BROWN Leghorne, guaranteed

thoioughbred. Address "Ha-waiian Ostrich Farm," Ka-plol-

Park; Mutual Tele- -phono 325, 605 tf

Zu Yerkaufen !

Deutsche Uuecher:

Meyer's CoiiHorvatlons-Lexico- n,

Ut'ber Land & Meer,Zur gutcu tJtunilo,Roman blbliothek,Werho vou Sauinrow, etc.

Nuehvres zu crirngen In der Expedl-tlo- u

dlcai'g Ulattes. 732 lw

WANTED

WOMAN to take care of childrenA and to do cuambcrwork. Applyat thU otlk, 7Si Sir

?jyjrTjr7vF) 4"4

Photographers, Attention !

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MESSRS. HOLLISTER & CO.HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ex "AUSTRALIA" ANOTHER SUPPLY OF

THE CELEBRATED

M. --SL Seed Dry Plates IACKNOWLEDGED BY PROFESSIONALS AND AMATEURS

AS THE

Best Photographic Plate Extant.FOR SALE BY

HOLLISTER & CO.,100 Fort Streut.

New Goods !

Honolulu. I.

MESSES. KING BROS.ARE MOW PREPARED TO SHOW THE VERY BEST ASSORT-MEN- i'

PUBLICATIONS IN

Etchings, Artotypes, Photogravures,ENGRAVINGS, Etc., Etc.

Also, a choice lino of

Hunt's & de Graft's Pastel Pictures.For those desiring Hawaiian Subjects, they have to oT r

PAINTINGS & WATER Cji.0RS ! ,By Jules Tevernier, Jos. D. Strong, D. Howard Hitchcock, R. O. Barufleldand others, beside a great variety by their own artist, W. Y. Stone, who hmproduced the finest ChristmuB OurdB of a Hawaiian Nature ever offered totho public of Honolulu.

Among other things, they hae to offer a vary choico line of

LADIES' & CENT'S LEATHER GOODS,CONSISTING OF

Purses, Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Ciarctto Cases,Letter Books, Bill Books, Card Cases, Hand Bags, Eta., Etc.

Also, a very line line of

JPJLiawh Groods, ?ln.sli Ooods,CONSISTING OF

Toilet Sets, Manacure Sets, Shaving Setts, Jewel Cases,Olove, Handkerchief & Color Boxes, Work Boxei, Etc., Eto.

A very fine assortment of

Photo Panels & Photo Frames,Very suitable for Christmas presents. They have

Over 250 Varieties of loilte for Picture Frames,Which they aro making up cheaper than any place in town.

ARTISTS' SUPPLIE8, at greatly red'iced prices.PARLOR EA.SELS, in Oak, Cherry, Bamboo, Brass, Etc., Etc.

WALL BRACKETS of all kinds, in Ebony, Oak, Walnut, Etc., Etc.WINDOW POLE CORNICES, in great variety at lowest priee..

as Remember I There is nothing better than a. d Pictureto ofler as a Christmas present, and KING BROS, is the place to go for thebest. 725 lm

NOW IS THE TIME I

New !

BARGAINS !

to expense of handling -

Honolulu,

The Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States,

Are now selling their Bonds, and upon eaay terms. The additional fea-ture of Insurance goes with every Bond.

The following aro a few of tho many attractive forma offered bj thisoriginal and progressive Company :

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

The Company is equitable, Us payments prompt and certain, andunbounded.

From the New York Sun, April ith, 1890.)

Tho .Largest Business Ever Transacted by a Idle Assur-ance Company.

Tho new business of tho Equitable Life Assurance Society of NewYork for tho first quarter of tho proeaut year is reported to exceed FbttMillion Dollaus. This is at the rate of two hundred millions of assur-anceor the year, and is unprecedented In tho annals of life assurance.

terlnformation cheerfully fumluhed to uny who will write to or callupon tho undersigned at his olllcc.

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

of the U. S. Jan-1-9- S

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THE PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,

Beg to announce that In consequence of extensive repair to their building, tuerare Removing their Stocks of Qoous to the

3WCoINESK.INY -:- - BLOCK.During removal, iu order

TIibii1 Eatire Stock is OEM at Redaced Batesco xixtc ,rvrii

C2T Percons renulrluj: anything In tlielr line will llnd this sneolally favor-able opportunity.

N.w Goods I New Goods I

Have lately bueu received uud fresh Invoice, are ou tho way.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'd.,Port Street,

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KID, CARTS, VELO

Ladies ! special attention Ladies !

doire to announce Hint wo liuvo jeeehed per lust S. S. "Australia" and"Zcaliuulin," n ory large oiul varied stock from Europu aud

tlio States, ospeciitllj adapted for this market.

Latest Novelties ! Latest Novelties !

FRENCH ZEPHYRS in lutest patterns,SWISSES, EMBROIDERIES & LACES,FANCY SILKS, SASHES & RIBBONS,"BLACK DIAMOND DYE" HOSIERY, guaranteed fast color,

Xsacliew' CJndevvet,i. EC id Glovew."FOSTER'S" HOOK & BEST KID GLOVES, worth $2.50 sell for $2 a

pair.

0-- Get your Kid Gloves at tlio "Temple of Fashion." JgMGENTS', LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES, bell at reduced prices.GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, a full assortment.BOYS', YOUTH'S & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, especially imported

for the Holidays.

CHRISTMAS GOODS :A large assortment of Xmas Goods, consisting of TOYS, DOLLS,

DRESSED, UNDRESSED &CIPEDES, Etc., Eto.

LADIES', FINE TOILET SETS, SACHETS, GLOVE & HANDKER-CHIEF BOXES.

GENT'S SHAVING SETS, Etc., Etc., Etc.o

S. EHRL1CH & CO.,m w i iumgaafflui-mu-

For Thanksgiving, ChristmaAND NEW YJ&AJBL

5 0 FAT 5 0

GOBBLERS!BST THE

HENRY DAVIS &70Gtf

ONION

J. N. S. WILLIAMS,MORE, : :

Engineers &Office & Works,

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CO.,

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MANAQHK.SUPERINTENDENT.

Iron Founders,Esplanade, Honolulu.

MANUJTACTUKEKSi Oi1

Sugar Machinery, Irrigating Machinery, Steam Engines,Steam Boilors, Juice Tanks, Coolers, Molasses Tanks, Sugar Cars,

Oane Cars, Elevators, Conveyors Furnace Fittings,Wrought & Cast Iron Work for House Builders,

Water Win-el- s & Gearing, Bar Iron, Etc., Etc., Etc.

Diffusion Machinery in all its Branches.

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gJF" Repairs of all kinds of Machinery done at reasonable rates andat short notice. G9G tf

CASTLE & COOKE,ijn?oi.,rxH:refe,

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

FliANTATION & INSURANCE AGENT8,

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Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

Carpenter!, BlackBinithb', MachinifltB' fe Plumbera' Tools,

'HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utenails, Paints, Oils, VurnUheB, Lamp Goods and

Blake's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

Wilcox & Glbbs, & Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr, Jayne & Sons Family Medicines,Jfta'S-9- 0

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DAILiX BUIilUSTINl HONULiULP, H. ., IHHOHMBIDS 15, 18U0.

New Model Lunch Room,

Gentlemen:

Having fitted up tho upper floor ofour premises ns first-clas- s lunchroom, wo are prepared to furnishmeals of thu best the matket affords;cooked to suit your taste. After thonext steamer, December 12th, wewill have constantly on hand FrozenOysters, Game, Etc., Etc., in theirseason.

0Entranee by step, muuka ofmum entrance.

Hoping that you will give us acall wo are respectfully yours.

732 lm

Win. G. kill & Company,

(M3I1TKU.)

OKFEtt FOIl SALK

Lime Ac Oeuneiit,PARAFRNE PAINT CO.'S

COMPOUNDS and ROOFING,

REED'S PATENT

Felt Steam Pipe CoYorlng, all sizes.

FERTILIZERS:WOOL DUST,

BONE MEAL,FISH GUANO,

ALSO

BOOK & OHIiANDT'B

Hlgti Grade Chemical Cane Manure.

GRASS SEEDS:COCKSFOOT,

BYE GRASSAud CLOVERS.

Refined Sugars,Fairbank Canning Co.'s Corned

Beef, 1 and 2 lb. tins.

SALMON IN BARRELS.

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KBAYBlUk SALOON

Tho Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Ooffee at Ml HoursThe Finest Brand of

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Always on lliinrf.II. JJ. NOLIM'!. Proprietor.

ffleatOompanyII M.ND -- Tl'.NLi'I

U. J. WALLEa, - - ManagerWholeBalt & ReUil Ilatohun

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NOTICE.claimants to lots in Ivaplohini

Park, situate between the pointsbelow specllled, archeieby leqnestcd toexhibit their leases or evidences of suchownership, to the undersigned at once,in order to pieveut the disposal of saidlots to piesent applicants, vl. :

1st Situate on mauka main avenue be-tween tlio premises occupied by Jas.Dodd and tho property and home-stead of James Campbell. Num-bered on Paik map from 55 to 80inclusive.

2d Situato on makal main avenue eu

the premises and homesteadformerly occupied by G. W. Mac-farla- ne

and the property of JamesCampbell. Numbered on Paik mapfrom 00 to 100 inclusive.

By order of the Board of Directors.

W. M. GIFPABD,727 2w Sec'y Kuplolanl Paik Asso.

NOTICE to ARCHITECTS 1

HOUND and Elevation Plans for aa Sailors' Home Building to beelected on tho site S E. corner of Ala-L- ea

and Iliilekuuila streets, 182 ft. onAlakoa stieet, and DO ft. frontago res-

pectively, ai o asked for, to bo handedin to the uudei signed on or before Feb-ruary 1, 1891.

A prize of 8200 will bo awarded forthu best plan and a prUo of 850 for thesecond best plan submitted.

&Qr For partlculuis apply toF, A. BtlllAEFEK,G. M. COOKE,S, M. DAMON,

720 td Committee.

FOR LEASE.nnilAT Tract of Land sltuat-- J

S& ed at Pulolo Vulley, andCoiiblstiug of 170 acies, moie

or less, until incently under lease to theInto Plilllln Milton, ami boloutrinir tothe estate of Ohas. 1 ong, deceased, Alease for u term of yeuis will be gheu,as well as Immediate postesBlou if de-

sired. The land Is suUtuntlally fenced.For partlotluis, npiily to

F.A.SCIIAEH:,Or J, F, Colbuiu.

kobolulu, Dm. o, two, ni sw

HOLIDAY

Waterlioy

SEASON!

ses Ik IS StoreHAVE JUST OPENED OUT A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

TOYS & NOVELTIESSUITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, COMPRISING

Hand Painted Novelties, TravelingCases, Toilet & Smoker's Sols,

EDISON'S TALKING DOLLS,And Dolls of every othci description. Also, n flno lino of

Children's Books, New Games,VELOCIPEDES, CARTS, WAGONS,

BICYCLES, MECHANICAL TOYS,DOLL CARRIAGES, ROCKING HORSES,

Sofa Guin ii SI & Satins, Toys fir tiie Million.

THE MECHANICAL TOY

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Telephones, No. 119.- - -

Having leased the stores in tho brick building known us the"Lincoln Block," nearly opposite Iho old stand, mid having disposedof Unit poi lion of my stock damaged by tlio late lire, and beingin receipt of New Goods per last slcamci, and moie on the w.iy, Iam prepared to till all orders :ib before. Thanking the public forthe liberal pationago bestowed on me for thu p.ist seven yeaia, Ihope by prompt attention to all orders to merit a continuance of thesame. At tho new stand shall be pleased to see all my old cus-tomers, and as lnuny new ones ab may find it to thoit udvanUge tocall. Island orders solicited and faithfully executed.

OlIAS. I1USTAOE.

Telephone 240.- -

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

Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions,

rsr- - ON

By each Btcnnicr of tho O. S. S. Co. fiom California fiesh Cal.ifornia BollButtor, Frozen Oysters and Fresh California Fruits, Fibh, Gamy, Vegetables,etc., etc. A complete line of Crosse & Blackwoll's fc J. T. Moi ton's Canned& Bottled Goods always on band. AlbO, just leoeived a freth lino of GermanPates and Potted Men Is and Bottled Prcscned Emits, Lewis & Co.'s MalteseBrand Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon, Now Bicakfiibt Cereals, Cream OatF.lakes and Cream Wheat Flakes, Sicily Lemons and California ltiversideOranges, Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc., Etc., Etc.

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Box 297.

and Tin Ware

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Chandeliers, Lamps Lanterns,STATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIN, OOPi'Ea AMD

Sheet Work

PHIOES

CALIFORNIA BRAN,MEAL, LINSEED MEAL,

BARLEY, ROLLED BARLEY,MIDDLING GROUND BARLEY,

WHEAT FLOUR.

FLOUK Golden FLOUIl

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cli'4TYiiE & BSO.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

oNow Goods received by ovory packet from Eastern Slnlrs mill JCurono,

Fresh California l'jodiice by eery fttoiunur. All uidurti faitlidilly uttouugdto and tloodtf dulivnrcd to any part of tbo city froo of cliuiyu, Jbjuud ordeitsoUuitvd, Butiufaotioif fuarautottd, noy 480

Central Meat Martet,

Nuuanu Street,

In tho now building, ndjohilng Lova'Bakery, win re you can pio- -

eure the choicest

Ml, Mutton, Veal, Portl'oultry. i:to., 1 to.

Various Kinds of Sstusagesa Specialty.

Beef Baaeago, Bologna Sntuagc,German Baneage,

'And odii

Special Domestic Pork Sausage,

CSTTho Best on Nuuanu Stiect.-W-jSmoked Tongues, Smokeil Mnttcn Hems,Spiced Ueof, OorncJ Beef & I'ork.

C??'Your patronage respectfully soli-cited. Satisfaction guaranteed to allpations. ,Qj22t3T NiiIUhliicKO Kinplojpil. -- C9

WESTBltOOK & TA Y LUlt,First-clas- Roliablo Bntchers.

Boll Tdo. 369 -- flierMutual Tele. 362682. tf

Barry's TricopnerousEotobliahod 1801.

Infallible-- for rcnowlng, Invlcoratlnff andbeautifying tho hair, removing ecurf, dandruff,and all affcctlong of tbo scalp, and curing erup-tions of tho skin, diseases of the glands, musclesaud Integuments, and rcllclng etlugs, cuts,bruises, sprains, etc. Tho affinity between thomembranes which constitute tho skin and thehair which draws Its sustenance from this triplecnvelopo Is very cloeo. All diseases of tho hairoriginate In tho Bkln of the head. If tho poresof tho Bcalp are clogged, or If tho blood and otherfluids do not circulate freely through tho smallcssels which feed tho roots with molsturo and

impart llfo to tbo fibres, tho result is scurf,dandruff, shodding of tho hair, grayncss, drynessand harshness of the ligaments, and entlro bald-ness, as tho caso may bo. Stimulate tho Bkln tohealthful action i Ith Barry's Xrlcoplior-ou- s,

and tho torpid vessels, recovering theiracthtty, will annihilate-- tho disease. In allaffections of tho skin and of the substrata ofmuscles aud Integuments tho process and theeffect arc tho same. It is upon the skin, thomuscular fibre, and tho glands that Barry'sTrlcoplioroUM has Its specific action, andmail affections aud Injuries of theso organs itIs a so erclgn remedy.

Beware of Counterfeits.J"rom tho Greatest Living Prima Donna,

Madame AdcllnaMontevideo.- n . . -Julvsoth.f , 1Mvw.

A1ESSRS. ilAKCLAT a (JO., ttCW lOrK.Jjtar Ms: l tauo piejsuro in announcing to

vnn that Harry's Flouida WaterIs ono of llinfew articles alas to bo fonnd on my dressingcase. In my conception it is ono of tbo best oftowct waters, aim ror mo Dam it is not only delicious, but refreshing and invigorating. IBrcconuneoa H wtnoui rescn e.

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HOLLISTER & CO.,7211 Dlbtiibuting Agents. lm

Jewelry, Silverware,MANUrACTURKU 11T

HAMMERSMITH

lit UTTr.K MX,

Nuu I'runolHOo. : : Cuiirorniu

Christmas Novelties:Diamonds, Watches,

SiKeiwaie, SIIvit Jeweliy,Silvei iMouiittd Canes,

Silvor Mouulcd Umbiell.is,Onyx Manlel UlocUs,

Gold Pens & Pencils,Xllio l.t;iilllr Goods,

Reliable Goods at Reasonable

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t&fCatalogue sent to any addicss fieeon lequest.

!.Miiil ouleis piomptly and care-fully executed.

Kri)iiimond8 and Piecious Stonesmounted in the latest styles.

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REfifiOVAUMTlCE !

S. MACAULEY,Pianoforte Tuner & Repairer,

Has removed to 19C Fort street,Tho losldenco formerly occupied by Dr.

Emeison.Orders can bo left at II. II. Williams'

Cabinet Warehouse, 115 Fort sticet;Hawaiian Mows Uo.'s Music Stoic, orat my lcsldence, lflii Fort sticet

t3ff All oidcrs promptly attended to.710 lm

KOTIOE.

FROM this date Mr. AVrn. Llshmansign our linn name by

Q W. MAOFARLANE & CO.Honolulu, Nov. 25, 1800. 710 tf

JUST 11EOEIVED!

DIRECT from Egypt, a consignmentCoussis tfc Co.'s Gen-

uine Egyptian Cigantles, made fiomthe cliolcest TiuKlsli tobaccos. Theabove biand Is tho clgaietto ofEtuopoand thu Continent. Try a sample.Wholefrnlo oideis illled. For sale atCalifornia Fruit Market.

P. G. OAMARINOS,Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands.

715 lm

Dissolution of

N OTIOn Is hcieby given that theheii'tofoiu existing

between J, A. AUniieO and Al. ir. niello,under tlio sijle of "M. F. Mello A Co.,"(Uilng InieluctH at UonoUai, Hawaii, himtills day been dUsohed by mutuiil con-i-un- r.

J, A. Affouso n 111 contluuo saidbiibluegi In his own niiiiiu, and iifMinioall llubllltlei,

J. A AFl'O.VSO,M. F. MELLO.

Uonokftu, Nov. '26, 1680, 7U7 Ivf

Occailc Stnshli Gomn'y.

Tiailj TAltlilSt

From San Franolsoo.Lcavo Duo atS. F. Honolulu

AInnioda Doc 13 Dec 20For San Franoisoo.

Lcavo Duo atSydney Honolulu

Mariposa Nov 20 . . . .Dec 18Zealandin Dec 24.... Jan 10

Intermodiato S. S. Australia.Lo.tvo B. P. Leave Honolulu.

Friday. . Deo 5 Friday. ..Dec 18

iMlrsiiui liiu Service

VK NAN MSAKdlNhTho Xow and Flno AI Slcol Stoamsblp

" MariposaOX the Ocaatilc Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu fiom bydueyand Aucklaud on or about

Dec. 13. 1890.And will lavo for the above port with- -

mails and passengeis ou orabout that date.

SSTFor freight or passage, having:supeiioi accommodations, apply to

m 9. IRWXN & CO.. I'd,Agents.

For Sydney and Auckland

&The New and Flue Al Stool Stenrnsbi

" Alameda, "Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will

be due at Honolulu from banFijucIsco ou or about

Dec. 20, I8S0.And will havo pioinpt dispatch with

mails aud paseugcrs forthe above poits.

IS?" For fi eight or passage, havingsuperior accommodations, apply to

VTm G. IRWIN & CO.. L'd,Agents

U King Si. iM 74 King St.

Importers of

Rattan and Reed Furniture.

Pianos and FurnitureMoved AVith Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid.

CORI 5CE POLESFine Upholstering Bedding

A Specialty.

CnAIKSTO RENT.apr-10-8- 8

IIUSTACE,

RfilierLwIelicoci",

DRAYM EN.All orders for cartago promptly attondad

to. Particular attentionpaid to tho

Storing & ShippingOf good In trunslt to tho other Islands.

Also, Black & White SanaIn quantities to suit at lowest prices.

SSf Ofiuok: Next door to Jai. F.Morgan's auction loom.Mutual 19 "aTELEPHONESjj- - Doll 41 4-

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KOTICE.From and after this date yowill not bo lesponslblo for anyfi eight after same has beenlanded. Paitles to whomfi eight Is consigned must be attho lauding to receive theirficlght.

WINDER'S S. S. Co.Honolulu, Sept. 6, 1800. OfiO tf

NOTJOE.

THE ICaplolnnl Maternity Homo hasrooms to accommodate paying

patients. Ladles of modnrato meanswho wish lobociiio a homo on reason-able tei ins, hufmo mid during tlio (Impof their confinement, where the best offood, attendance, nursing and medicalskill will bo provided, will please applyat the Homo to Mis. .J) 8. Lemon, thenmtion, who will attend to luluiltttmco,give tonus or other anfonnatloii

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