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1 s as CLU p rl P o Establshed Jul- - '. k;g. VOL. XX JSO. 3S57 HOOaYUXYLT. AWALX SAXPS. MOXMY, 1S9J PRCE: 5 CENTS, T X3nsnt5 j (Tarfs. Lhshcsj (Tart) a. 3tsnrs5 (Tars. Around the Assembly Hal effectvely arranged are to be placet! PUNAHOU 'S NEW BUL 0 G plaster casts, facsmles of the famous statues of the old world, and on The Hawaan nvestment Co, the walls wll be hung large carbon photographs and well-execute- d copes of some of the great masters. The And nterestng Data Abont Oahu hall s excellently lghted and ventlated, and s open to the roof. t wll The Hawaan Safe Depost AND- - NVESTMENT COMPANY Offers lor Sale at a Bargan 50 SHARES KAHUKU STOCK 50 Shares Hawaan Sugar Com pany Stock. as Shares People's ce Stock. gjj Cash pad for Government Bonds, all banes. 3S24-l- w YOU CAN GET lavland Chna, plan and decorated ; Englsh Chna, Whte, Grante; Cut Glassware, Moulded and Engraved Glassware, Agateware, Tnware, Lamps and Fttngs, Flower Pots, Frut Jars and Jelly Glasses and a thousand other useful. and ornamental artcles at J. T. MOTHS Queen Street Stores. 3S07tf C. BREWER & CO., LMTED Queen Street, Honolulu, B.. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Co., Onomea Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., TValuku 8ugarCo., Wahee Sugar Co., Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch Co., Kapa paja Ranch. woom1 T n Pan Francsco Packets. Chas. Brewer 5t Co.'s Lne of Boston Packets. m a TTco Tlnr nf Underwrters. Agents Phladelpha Board of Under wrters. LST OF OFFCERS: P. C. Josx3... Presdent Gko. H. Robrbtson Manager E. F. Bshop Tres. and Secy. Col. W. F. A.t.ex Audtor c.r.cook ) H."Watsshocsk Drectors C. L. Cartxk ) Castle & Cooke, LFE AND FRE NSURANCE AGENTS! AGENTS FOR NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Lfe nsurance Company OTP BOSTON. tna Fre nsurance Compy OF HABTFOP.D. EUSTACE & CG. WOOD AND COAL Alao Whte and Black Sand whch we wll Ml at the very lowest market ratee. ljf Htt. Tauraoar No No Mutual Teufhot 3493-l- y NEGOTATES LOANS OX Eeal Estate and Personal Property! STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT A2CD BOLD. you have Real Estate for Sale we can fnd you a purchaser. you have Houses for Rent we can fnd tenants. GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS 13 and 13 Euhnnano Street, Mutual Telephone 639. NearPostofSce. NOTARY C. A. LONG, PUBLC 15 Kaahumanu st. Telephone m M. E. Grossman, D.D.vS. D ENTST, w hotl swn. ESr-Or- c Hora 9 a. k.to 4. m. C. B. RPLEY, ARTHUR REYNOLDS, ARCHTECTS. Opptcb New Safe Depost Buldng, Hojtoxx, B.. Plans. Specfcatons, and Superntend ence gven for every descrpton of Buld ng. Old Buldngs successfully remodelled and enlarged. Desgns for nteror Decoratons. Mars or Mechancal Drawng, Tracng, and Blueprntng. Drawngs for Book or Newspaper llustraton. New Goods A FNE ASSORTMENT. TLES FOR FLOORS! And for Decoratng Purpoees ; MATTSO 07 ALL KCTOS, Manla Cxoa&s. WNG WO CHAN & CO. No. sa Nuuanu Htr. The New Jewelry Store 503 Fort Street, Apg PREPARE D TO MANUFACTURE ANY- - THNG N THER LNS. Souvenr Spoons!! a specalty. Also, on hand a fne stock 01 mported JEWELEY. XVERYTHdO DJ THE LATEST DE3G53. XCyeland orders promptly attended to. P. O. BOX 237. VTTTTTAT. TFTPHONT 46S. E. A. JACOBSON PONEER Steam Candy Factory and Bakery F. HORN, Practcal Confectloaer and Baker, 2o. 71 HOTEL) 8TREET t- f WM. L. PETERSON, Notary :- - Publc, : AND COLLECTOR. Typewrter Ottce: Over Bshop & Co.'aBank. 3818y Massage. fb8. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE 1TJL that she wll attend a lmted number of patenta. A2dreu at H. M. leapaonw to. Whlta7' K1nff t. u JENNE L. HLDEBRAND, M. D. Homeopathc Physcan. HOTEL STREET, Opposte Unon street. Offce hours : 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. r. Mutual Telephone No So S 3m "VA.V CURES ALL DSEASES to women, rheumatsm, skn dseases and acts as a blood purfer t- f A. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW And Notary Publc, Offce: Over Bshop's y Bank. WLLAM C. PARKE, ATTORNEY - AT A5 LAW Agant to tka Aeknowladgmanu. Orcx No. 13 Saahumanu 8treet, Hono nu, M.. H. R. HTCHCOCK, Notary Publc, Second Judcary Crcut H.., KALUAAHA, MOLOKAL SS04-3- m H. MAY & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers OS FORT STREET. Telephones 22. P. O. Box y HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., HARDWARE, Cutlery and Glassware 307 Fort Street. 3o75-l- y BEAVER SALOON, FOET STBEET, OPPOSTE WLDES 4 CO.'a X. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Lunches served wth Tea, Cof fee, fcoua v ater, Gnger Ale or Mlk. Frst-cla- ss OPEN FEOl 3 A. S. TLL 10 P. M. Smokers Reoustes a specalty. Cn -:- - CARRAGE -: COMPANY Corner Kns and Bethel Streets. Carrages at all Hours 1 XJ ' Both Telephones t- f J. S. ANDRADE. Manager. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO., Steam Engnes, Roller, Sugar Hlls, Cooler, Eran and ead Castlnr, And machnery of every descrpton nade to order. Partcular attenton pa.l to shps blacksmtmnsr. Job work excuted on the shortest notc. lews & CO., Wholesale and Retal Grocers 111 FORT STREET, Telephone 240. P. O. Box 297. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And all Knds of Buldng Materals. NO. 82 FORT STREET, HONOLULU CONSOLDATED Sod v ater Works lompany, Lmtea Esplade, Comer Allen n Fcrt Sta. HOLLSTER & CO., lv Agents. JOHN T. WATERH0USE. xaporler and Otaltr t GENERAL STERC D AND 1 S F So.l5 l Queen trt, nocololc f r u.rnrcvrr u j. t JtLOL a our WHOLESALE GROCERS A5D DEALERS oof rtqp QTf hna Mnnnfl? 1AUUU al!! U11UU 1 llullllto HONOLULU. A fyvtq Honolulu Soap Work Co., AUAlllO Honolulu Tannery. Df H. HACKFELD A CO.. General Commsson Agents Cor. Fort and Queen ss., Honolulu. College. NEW DEPARTMENTS NTRODUCED. mprovements at the College Grounds Fall Descrpton of the Edfce Gven by C. K. Bshop Busness College and Manual Tranng Departments. r V; v HHE new stone buld ng now n process Pu-nah- ou of erecton at School wll doubtless be one ; fces on the slands. t wll be constructed of blue lava from a quarry just opened on the Judd estate n Ma noa valley. The materal s fne p m'mm graned and much handsomer than that obtaned from other local quar-rre- s. The Dlans are from the offce of Rpley & Reynolds and are Messrs. especally adapted to a sem-tropc- al clmate. As one approaches the MAN ENTRANCE from the college campus, he wll ascend handsome stone steps to a terrace partally enclosed by project-n- sr wngs, thus gvng a hnt of an Orental court. On ether sde are to be vestbules leadng to the man hall way whle n the centre s a stone starcase out of doors, conductng the vstor to a landng half-wa- y up, from whence starcases on ether sde as cend to the second floor. Also from th landng one can descend bv stars to the frst floor. Drectly n front of these stars ana n plan sgns rom the landng and ether vestbule, wll ha n1ftppl a mural tablet wth an n scrpton statng that the edfce 3 the gft o Hon. unanes u..usnop. There s also an entrance anu porcu on the mauka sde facng the Bshop Hall of Scence. On the lower floor of the maka wng s THE LBRARY, so t. tc ft. wth an extenson of S ft. x 10 ft. The bookcases are to be arranged n alcoves and enclosed by an ron fencng, outsde or wncn wn! lhrarv table3 and shelves for books of reference. n the opposte wng s to be tne BUSNESS COLLEGE department, ftted up wth bankng counters, leks, lype-wrue-ra auu an th jnal naranhemala. On the same floor are well lghted rectaton rooms, cloak and hat rooms, wun lavatores, and the presdent's offce. On rftaohncr the second floor, by ether starcase, are hallways connect ed by a logga, wth concrete noorana lookng out upon me campus tnrougu thrp larre. handsome arches. On ether hand are cla. rooms 20 ft. by 20 ft. THE ASSEMBLY HALL, 59 ft. x 47 ft., s the man feature of the buldng, to be a scnoo room anu art galery combned. The students' desks wll" sem-crclle arranged n es around the teachers' plarform, back and above whch au organ loft. Ths wll contan a HANDSOME PPE OROAN r.f atpt desgn, a sft from Mrs. S. N. ;7 " nrft, tn -hpr - VA3blC uvw.fw hhand. j the last survv ng member o the orgnal board of trustees of Puuahou school and Oahu college, and for forty years treasurer of ths nsttuton. On ether sde of the hall are large foldng doors openng nto rectaton rooms, 20 ft. x 23 ft., thus doublng the seatng capacty for specal occasons. Thpw room wll 4be devoted to musc and drawng classes respectvely. be fnshed, as well as the rest of the buldng, wthout pant, but polshed on the natural wood. The rectaton rooms for mathematcs, hstory, Englsh, French,Ger-ma-n, Latn and Greek wll n tme be ftted out at a emal expense wth books, maps, charts, photographs, ancent cons, models, etc., wth reference to the course of study n each department. The refnng and cultvatng nfluence of these works of art upon the young people cannot be over-estmate- d. Kamehameha School has upon ts grounds the Bshop Museum, the fnest and most complete collecton n the Pacfc. t s rght that Punahou ahould have the ART GALLERY of the slands, and t s hoped that choce works of art wll be loaned from tme to tme. They wll be open to the publc at all tmes, though there wll be certan days each week when a specal nvtaton wll be gven. The tower over the man entrance s on a substantal base of sold masonry for the sake of the ASTRONOMCAL OBSERVATORY n the dome. Ths s desgned after mlmw NEW BULDNG AT PUNAHOU. the plan of the Lck Observatory, whch was recently vsted by Mr. Rpley wth ths object n vew. "Whle the observatory s prmarly for the beneft of the students, there wll be certan occasons when t wll also be open to the publc. There s under the entre edfce a basement, reached by stars from the lower hall; there wll also be a maka entrance from the campus. The basement wll contan a jantor's room, boys' lavatores, etc. The whole buldng wll be ftted wth electrc lghts and electrc bells, and t s hoped that a clock for the tower wll be donated, connectng by electrc wres wth dals The plumb- n every rectaton room. ng wll be of the very latest desgn and wthout any woodwork attached, every ppe, trap and fxture beng vsble. The extreme dmensons of the buldng are 104x70 feet, and the heght from the ground to the top of the observatory wll be about 75 feet. The archtects are to be congratulated upon the desgn of ths edfce, whch has been pronounced by many school authortes n the East to be excellent n every detal. The contract for the stonework was awarded to Mr. Arthur Harrson, who has already completed the foundaton and s rapdly pushng forward the walls. Under the careful management cf Superntendent Barwck THE COLLEGE GROUNDS have been greatly mproved durng the last few years. New drveways, Rcrorpster bv the Buldngs and Grounds Commttee of the Board of rr n ta Vmra Vaon lsl nl f Q nrl llrorl wth palms. The nght-bloom- ng cereu3 hedge, the prde or megrounus, has been lengthened to over nree tmes ts orgnal sze and the youncr plants have borne ther frst crop of magnfcent blossoms, a system o frut tree plantng has been begun anu the gardens already prouuee a preat varety of vegetables for the college co-coanu- ts, tables. One hundred and twenty brought up from the South Rpas hv tha Mornncr Star, have been set out durng the last three years, and some o these naye reacnea a heght of ten feet. Over two thousand pneapples were canned last year at the college for home consumpton. Chna oranges, papaa.5, guavas and mangoes are also canned n consderable quantttes for the THE BOARDNG DEPARTMENT. whch has never been n better condton than today. The food s wholesome, abundant acd well served, and the rooms are spacous and comfortable. A laundry s carred on n a specal buldng n one corner of the grounds. THE PREPARATORY SCHOOL, at 73 Beretana street, on the ste of the old Armstrong home, has just opened ts thrteenth year, and provdes a course of study, mproved from tme to tme, thoroughly ft tnt: the pupls for the college. An efll cent corps of teachers has been carefully selected and retaned, and ther work has been fathful and panstakng. Mss M. A. Brewer has been the prncpal snce 1SS9 exceptng last year and has been very successful n the management of the school. The work at TE COLLEGE has been unusually satsfactory ths year. Mr. Perre Jules Fren teaches the French language, hs natve tongue, and also the Greek. Frl. Anna H. Hasforth, of nsterburg, Prussa, conducts the German classes and gves nstructon n calsthencs; Mr. A. W. Crockett, of Amherst College, s the teacher of Latn and Englsh; Mss E. 3. Macleod has charge of the classes n mathematcs and Englsh; Mr. P. H. Dodge, of the Natonal Academy of Desgn, New York cty, gves lessons n drawng and hstory; Mss Jesse R. Axtell, of the New England Conservatory, presdes over the muso department; and Dr. A. B. Lyons, of Wllams College, and Mchgan State Unversty, ably flls the char of chemstry and the natural scences. Young men and young women are carefully prepared for Amercan colleges and unverstes, and those who are now n Yale, Prnceton, AVesleyan and other nsttutons, have by ther standng shown evdence of thorough tranng. Mr. W. E. Beckwth, nephew of Rev. Dr. Beckwth, and a graduate of Wllams and Eastman's busness col- - lege, wll arrve n tme to assume mmjbz charge of the new busness college department whch opens Jan. 7th, 1895, and t s the purpose of the trustees to establsh a manual tranng school n tne near uture. There s a cryng need of A NEW GYMNASUM, as the classes n calsthencs cannot be conducted successfully out of doors on account of ether excessve heat or wet grass. Besdes, certan apparatus s necessary for the scentfc treatment of undeveloped muscles. Whle Oahu college s n no respect sectaran, t s avowedly a CHRSTAN SCHOOL, and ts nstructors seek to surround the boys and grls entrusted to ther care wth the best nfluence; every effort s make n developng true manhood and true womanhood, and n cul- tvatng a sentment among the youth n favor of reverence and pety, and also of honor, purty, courtesy, respect for authorty and the lghts of others, rememberng that n tbe Bble are the sources of the hgbesc educaton and the hghest lfe, and that the formaton of character s the frst object of all true scentfc educaton. 1 m TELEPHONE WRES ALL RGHT. A Lve Wre Causes a Commoton on Beretana Street. Fortunately, the present severe storm has done but lttle damage to the telephone wre3, and at no tme durng the past week have the outer dstrcts been cut off from Honolulu. Superntendent Caa- - edy has kept a strct watch over the entre local system, and as soon as a crosswre s located no tme s lost n settng t rght. Of course, a m m some trouble s experenced lrom fallng branches, but the damage s nothng, compared to storms of past years. The people who resde n the neghborhood of Washngton Place had a had scare on Saturday nght about 0 o'clock. A wre connected wth an arc lamp parted and dropped on the ground n front of Mrs. Domns' resdence. For some tme, streaks of flame could be seen ssung from the end of the wre, but no damage was done. Reports from Nuuanu Valley say that the reservors are stll flled to overflowng. The " great bell " at Moscow weghs pounds, s 19 feet 3 nches hgh, and measures 60 feet 9 nches around the lower rm. The bell metal n t s worth 1300,000.

2 TLE PACFC COMSLECAL ADVEHTSEK: LOKOL.UU, DECEMBER 3, 1S94. PORTUGAL'S NDEPENDENCE, BYAUTHOETY. 25"c3D botrtscmmts. rnrral 2lbTtrtsnnmts. WM. R. CASTLE, Esq. has ths day All s Not Of nterest to Sugar Mll Owners Portuguese nhabtants Celebrate been apponted a Notary Publc for the Frst Judcal Crcut of 254th Annversary. the Hawaan Managers slands. and Agents J. A. KNG, of Mnster of tba nteror. Plantatons, and to Everybody nteror Offce, ADDRESSED BY SZNHOR CANAVARRO. December 1, Gold That Usng Machnery. 3So73t Gltters. Kecltal of the Valor of Men Whu Threw FURNTURE! Off the Spansh Yoke Refreshment and Danclnc Celebraton n the Hall or the San Antono Socety.?f r ' '' ) 1 r J J r was l years ago.saturday that the people of Port ugal drove the and set on foot a sere3 of events whch made them an ndependent naton. The frst '. day of December, s thru the day of days among the Portuguese n whatever realm they may Mexcan Art Leather Goods AT- - Behnd a far face oft tmes lurks decet. A book wth a o-,'ust RfcUKVED A NEW LNE OF FURNTURE and UPHOLSTER7 OF TMK LATEST PATTERNS N! WCHMAFS handsome cover may contan Spansh rulers Bedroom Sets, Wcker Wa from ther land nonsense. Shoes made for j WOHMAN'S. ChelToers am Chars t marks a new make ther home. era n the hstory of Portugal, the throwng off of the yoke of Spansh oppresson and the resumpton by the people of ther own government. n the home land the day s celebrated by fetes throughout the land. Men, women and chldren dressed n whte and blue, the natonal colors, make merry and hear of the valor of ther ancestors, the rectal of whch they never tre. t was the love of the home land and the desre to perpetuate the knowledge of ts hstory that a good number of the Portuguese nhabtants of the cty gathered at Brto hall Saturday evenng. The hall had been prettly decorated wth palms and the nsgna of ft ' ' j ' -..-V-. y.'!;!;r ll' u h. ws!!;;! 1, nl! style alone, are lke the house bult upon the sands, the TO rult ALL AT THE LOWEST PRCES ; A LSO, ALL KNDS OF 2! AST-FA- CT BRNG DONE N FURNTURE, BUDDNG AND Leather goods made of the FNEST storms come and ts glory UPHOLSTERNG, AND BEST QUALTY OF departs so does the customer : MEXCAN CALF, engraved by band ' s a new addton to ths year's lne o to come agan never more. LVE GEESE FEATHERS, HAR, MOSS AND EXCELSOR : useful noveltes. For a frm grp on the affectons of a customer, try Mc- - : Thev hardly need advertsng as ON HAND; ALSO THE LATEST PATTERNS OF WCKER WAKE KfcP N SETS OR SNGLE PECES. ; they sell on eght. Scarcely a cus nerny shoes, where style s : toaaer who has not bought some art- -: not omtted or qualty sacrfced. S3""Specal orders for Wcker Ware or all knds of Furnture to tm at low prces. cle n ths lne. Others however may All orders from the other slands wll recev onr prompt attenton an: : not have bought, and those we desre The m'nerny shoe stoke Furnture wll be well packed and goods sold at Sau Francsco prce to reach wth ths "AD." s now an establshed fact, ; The lades Chatkllane Bag, as and prepared to show all J. HOPP graders and styles of shoes. CO : leht as a feather, and beautful n 5 : abape. caught rght on as t wll wth : you when you see t. As a conven j ent bag for your day's shoppng, noth CORNER ZSTTJUArtJ McNERNT'S : ne could be more desrable. But the YOKOHAMA j "CNCH" BAZAAR, : s on the Belt. Made n all lengths The undersgned begs to nform the publc that he has opened an establshment at the corner of Queen and Ncuaxd fcts., Honolulu, where wll be kept n stock a full 6upply of Engneer's Fndngs; Steam and Water Ppe and Fttngs ;Brassvork, Fnshed and Hough; Hooker's Steam and Double ActDg Pumps; Deep Well Pumps; Wndmll Pumps; Hand Power Pumps of varous desgns. Beng sole agent and representatve of the frm of XV. T. Garratt & Co, of San Francsco, who are manufacturers of ths lne of good. am enabled to sell at prces never before quoted n ths market, savng my customers the wholesale and jobbers prohts. Agent for the Hawaan slands of the Rchard's Lock Nut, whch s an ordnary hexagon nut constructed so that t s mpossble for the nut to become loose or slack, and fall off the bolt. t costs no more than the ordnary cold pressed ron nut and dspenses wth the use of the lock washers, keys and splt pns. Ths nut s now exclusvely used on all the prncpal ralroads and street cars lnes n the Unted States. SamDles and uamdhlets furnfhed on applcaton to the undersgned. Agent for the Sphon Water Elevator, whch s automatc, for rrgaton, cty supply, farms, etc. Ths nventon as ts name ndcates 74 TZttrr 18 based upon the prncple of the 1X111 olee sphon known to tbe Ancents but AND- - HOTEL STREETS. : and n a varety of patterns ; called the SHOE STOES. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK of Japanese Slk and Cotton, Crepes, : "lenns players delght" eame as : "Jack" makes, only dfferent. Lke wse Purses, Card Cases, Bll Books, Photo Udders and Eye-Gla-ss : Cases. : Oar regular lne of fne leather goods : has not been neglected; and all new j styles ths season wll be found n our : large stock. Russan enameled borders and the Browne combnatons are most used. THE WAE Between Chna and Japan does not affect my sellng goods at a low fgure. had an mmense stock of Japanese Goods ordered before the war was declared, consequently l shall contnue to sell at the same low ngures, as long as Japanese Fgured Slks, Fne flk Pajamas Lades' Blk Nghtgowns, 8hawls, Handkerchefs, Necktes, Kmonos, Slk Pcture Frames, Fans, Fne Straw Hats, Bamboo fccreens, Porcelan and Lacquer Ware, TOYS, BAMBOO, TRAVELNG BASKETS! Flower Bulbs, Japanese Bugs, all szes, and everythng that goes to make up a complete stock ; just what you want for presents. Our goods are marked low. CTGVE US A CALL. 0 MTJBATA & CO. DELCATE! DELCOUS!! DANTY!!! t s aevsea n sucu a manner as 10 greatly enlarge the feld of applcaton. Used untl today only for the drawng off of lquds to a lower level, the sphon now becomes an Automatc Water Elevator, whch under favorable condtons s endowed wth great powers. n many nstance?, land stuated hgher than the rrgaton dtch can be rrgated at a nomnal expense. The Sphon Elevator s especally adapted for such condtons, as t can elevate the water from the man rrgaton dtch to a hgher one, whle tbe waste s avalable for rrgatng the lower levels. The sphon elevators are made of brass and ron n szes rangng n capacty of from two hundred to three mllon gallons per day. 3f Estmates and plans furnshed for new machnery and repars. C. t. McVegh, Consultrg Engneer. Offce and warehouse cor. Queen R.. W1CHMAN, the present stock holds out. and Nunanu sts., Honolulu. P. O. Box 457. Mutual Tel Today, ask: your grocer for or Monday, shall PORT STREET. have on sale a choce selecton of goods just receved by the EED LABEL OYSTERS SENHOR CANAVARRO. Oceanc, consstng of Slk Dress Goods both fgured and the Portuguese naton n honor of the plan, Mornng bowlls tor These are new pack Large, Fat, Extra selected. One tral wll prove ther merts. event. Notwthstandng the nclem ent weather there were a large number ot lades present. n the room ad fne Slk Kmonos. Smokng '.e cans or Tna vrana contan a Greater ade3 and cents, especally Quantty jonng the hall the Concorda band gave a concert durng the early part or me evenng, tne nsprng strans or the ndependence hymn and the ng numbered n the program. Senhor Canavarro, the consul general of Portugal, was the frst speaker of the evenng. He gave a general hs TY VRTUE OF A WRT OF EXE T4c cs D;o T 'man Those ot any utner nese and Chna Ware, Screens. Lamp Shades, etc., etc., just the thngs you want for the holdays. Remember, have the LEADNG STORE for FRST-CLAS- S JAPANESE GOODS.. natonal hymn of Portugal be Marshal's Sale. Frank B. Peterson & Co., Coast Agents torcal revew or the events whch led JL cuton ssued out of the Frst Crcut up to the declaraton of ndependence Court, on the 1st day of November, A.D. n 'lhs was not the.ohb annversary of the ndependence of the ant, n favor of Mrs. 1S94, aganst V. H. Cummngs, defend Portuguese J. K. aukea, plan naton, but rather of the tff, for the sum of $ab7.00, expulson of the Spansh. t was on have leved upon and shall DA UPPOH, Royal nsurance Co., OF LVERPOOL. December 1st that the frst blow was expose for sale at the Polce Staton, 46 struck, whch beng successful was THE AKGEST N THE WOJ&LB." POWELL'S soon followed by n tne Ustnct ot Honolulu, sland ol the proclamaton of Oahn, at 12 o'clock noon of the Duke of sragauza as Kng John SATURDAY, the 29th day of V. Durng January of the followng December, Hotel Street, (Arlngton Block) BALSAM 1894, to the hghest OF ANSEED year a full government councl was bdder, all the rght, ttle and nter Assets January 1st, 1892, 42,432, held at Lsbon. est of the ead W. H.Cummngs, defendant, n and to the followng property, MES. J. P. P. CULLAC0 WLL CURE YOUR COUGH The other speakers of the evenng were Mr. J. b. lamos and 3r. P. A. unless sad judgment, nterest, costs and ALL THE WORLD OVER, THE COUU1 Das. REMEDY. Ther remarks were gven almost wholly to SST-Fr- my expenses be prevously pad. ll lmment sale throughout 3351-tth world d PROPRETRESS. ndcates ta nestmable value. hstorcal events and a Lst of property for sale : e rsa? on all tunas of nsurable property taken at Current rat rectal of the tryng tmes whch str 1 Land at Kaluaopalena.Kalb.Oahu, by 20,000 the spark of patrotsm n the heart of CHEMSTS descrbed GENUNE Sll t. n deed of J. Wahneaua to WT. Thote who all Portuguese. Mr. lamos closed hs. hare not alreadr rven t a thl remarks wth the sentment, "Cheers J. s. Cummncs, dated Aprl 14th, WALKER, and recorded n Lber 1S90, 122, pages 312. should n palace do so and at once. cottage alke. Powcl' Tt..Tn for our kng, cheers for our representatve n Hawa, cheers for our res H. Cummngs, dated August 23, 1S90, Clearance : Sale xr.zn.ux. ts large sale throaghont the whole 3140-l- m 2 Agent for Hawaan slands. of Anseed s Land descrbed n t. P to W the old and unexcelled COUQH cvlzed world proclams ts great worth. dents n the Hawaan slands." contanng 1 acre. Loosens the Dhler mmmed&telr. Kfcrht rnnot uapc. tamara was caueu upon ror a 3 quckly releved. See Land descrbed trade mark as n deed of Kuanu above on eacn wrapper. speech but declned the EVERYBODY honor. w and Luka kl, her husband to W. H. OF See the words "Thomas Paw11 R1.rvrrl.ra Refreshments were K2STO"WS served, after Cummngs. dated July 30, 1S90, recorded Road. London," on the government stamp. whch Jose M. Gomes summoned the n Lber 25, page 291. Keuse mtatons. Establshed Squatters orchestra for dancng, and and farmers when the good ordernr ther 4 stores Should not omt ths tme-konaar- nd Land n Keonepanee. Kalh.Oahu, sprts found expresson n trppng descrbed n R. P to W. H. Cum- - JEWELRY, Geo. W. Lncoln remedy. FOR A the lght fantastc, COUGH POWELL'S BALSAM OB he ban Antono mngs, dated March 20, 1S90, contanng socety, under ANSEED. FOR ASTHMA, whose auspces the ex NFLUENZA, etc. an area of 4 acres. Sold by chemsts and storekeepers throughout ercses were held, deserves great credt 5 19 Taro Patches wrh crop almost the Australan, New Zeeland and Cape Colones. for the pleasng manner n whch the program rpe WATCHES, obucs s. lfta. ana xs. aa. of the day was carred out. 6 House and Furnture. s Burned Out, but Stll Prepared to Agents for Honolulu, 7 Leases of lands at Kalh : Hollster Drug Co., Ltd, A Lease from Kahkna (w) and Superntend or Buld Publc Band Anythng Concert. from l t others to W. H. Cummncs, dated July CLOCKS a One-roome- d A concert wll be gven tonght 1, 1890, recorded n Lber 124, page 473. House to a New B Lease from Kapule (w) at Emma Square by the Hawaan tow.h. Cammng, dated Aprl 26th, 1890, Cty Hall. Band, t t does not etorm. The recorded n Lber page BELOW COST! Assgnee's Sale programme ncludes two new num bers : PART. 1. March "Straght Forward"... The above to be sold subject to a mortgage of?o0u0 uotoh.l. uoote, Trustee, dated Dec. 18th 1890, recorded All Orders Left Wth John Nott, Kng Street, Wll be promptly Attended to. n Lber 132 page 9. Grand Opportunty for Teams Cash ; U. S Uold uon. For farther partculars apply to...lebnhardt Holday Gfts. J. L. Kaulukou and Enoch Johnson. THE ENTRE STOCK 2. Overture ustabatmater".-ros3- n Attorneys for the Plantff. H. E. McHSTYRE & BRO., 3. Cornet Solo "Sea Slower" Rollnson E. G. HTCHCOCK, J. E. GOMES, OF Marshal, Republc of Hawa. Mr. Chas. Kreuter. Honolulu, Oahu November 26, XrOCTKKH AJfD D1ALSB8 D 4. Remnscences of Verd".- -. Godfrey 353td 3S FORT STREET. l or Sale. m PART. 5. Medley "Yankee Tckle" Beyer Lost. r. Waltz "Jollv Orls" mew) ollstedt FNE HOU?E 7. March "8wet Mare" (new). LOr, 100 FEET A front by 150 fe t deep, fetuated on WOLD GLOVE BUrrONER WTH Wll be Sold.,jLe wlt Only a A chan and badgle attached, was BAST OOKNER FORT AND KNO. ;,f STREET. V t, 1 lunau street near re. eacola. 8. Galop ; "wy Wauy"rensaor fhorl JBUnce rom tbe ramcar l ne. t lost yesterday afternoon on ether Mal.. Hawa Pono." a H Very desrable place for a resdence. Wharf or on the road leang to tbe For further partculars apply to New Goods receved by every packet from the Eastern Htates and Europe The treat pelcan often has a wlng- - J. ALrKtl) MAUOO. marked on the ban.e. A eatable reward wll be pad on te return to the Goods delvered to any part of the cty free of charjee. sland orders solcted. Freeh Calforna Produce by every steamer. All orders fathfully attended to, and Attorney at Lw, rear the Poet Offce. anrd of 15 teh ne brd tself some 3347tf Advsbhks o:hce. 3&47 21 Satsfacton rfuaracteed. Post Offce Box No Telephone No ttmet exceeds 2o pound n wegh. Groceres, Provsons and Feed WEMEB & CO. Knaa Wharf. he letter L. L. are REGARDLESS OF COST!

3 A CHAPTER OP NCDENTS James Taylor Arrested at Wakk cn a Serous Charge. A BRLLANT MOUNTED PATROLMAN. THE PACFC COMMJSKClAL ADVERTSER: HOOL,UUf DECE3LBER 3, WHERE S THE AUSTRALA? Everybody n Town nterested n Ths mportant Queston. 'nr Slp 1 l.arltouml at n Frnflfo; - Other r fallng Hay lfa lleft Chacl. x - ' l l y yodh Sauerbrnnnon. WATCH A FRESH LOT WL BE MADE TO KEKT KXCKLLENT TME F LEFT Varous theores are advanced THEEE He Arr a for larmlem the of the Australa.Man Mho non-arrv- al On U Way Ho,,.- - Xrt.Murray Arrnt a Xatt- - and the one that fnda the most DAYS Who 1 Clurcnl favor s the belef that she s or was Wth KohMng a.ora! M uh.u. barbound at.san Francsco. Several captans now n port are of WTH ths opnon. Occasonally a severe Parrer storm s experenced at San Francsco, & Co., ellerly man. and vessels are unable to A named JarnesHrown, cross the bar for days at a tme. The "Well-know- n and elablo V, was arretted at. Wal. Other say that her salng day "Watchmakers,? m kk on Saturday has been changed to Wednesday af '.TTfT-y.- a. nstead of Saturday ; but ths d 515 FORT STREET. yot hardly probable as the agents n assault wth a ths cty would have been apprased f satsfacton a not cven, your money Ms f any change was to be made. s alleged tbat he wll be returned n fall. sland orders Captan Cameron of fred two the fchots at h9 Clau-dn- e FETCN'G (OWXS FOR FAR WOMEN. wll receve prompt attenton. stated last nght that the t n t: r a talor sut of thck black whpconl. wth pnof cream cuortl 3S56 y present storm s one of the worst bulrd doth. T k vest m of whte pque. At the U a ;ovn of hearv rep slk l ft he has ever encountered and he s for a nml.' af Lwly. The vest s of black trrossrau anl the collr of velvet. sjb fxf nether of whch took At the rylt s a rush greeu camel's har gowu wth trumpet plated skrt. TEA eect. t seems tat Brown consdered an authorty n such had mortgaged some property on matters. He s Saturday of the opnon that and secured $400. le went the Australa has been caught n home under the nfluence of the gale and has hove to. lquor, The so the polce say, and whle captan sad that on Frday the DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, AND- n the house, he and hs spouse gale was at ts heght; the baro had a quarrel over the dsposton M Am. meter was exceedngly low and the The Largest Varety and Lowest Prces of any loase n Honolulu. n ox me money. The trouble wa9 wnd blew wth cyclonc velocty. brought to an end, by the husband Co The Australa's delay has caused ware l ouse whppng out a revolver and blazng away at her. t L clamed that he more comment ana surprse n 65 LARGE CASES receved ex S. S. Alameda and more to arrve by the S.S. town than any ncdent of the past Australa December 1st. fred two shots. le then struck her few months. f Bush's threatened n the mouth wth the weapon. The ALL GOODS were personally eelected from the manufactures agents n New outbreak on Mau should prove to York, and comprse a complete assortment of most Desrable Artcles for Xmas TEAS, revolver s n the hands of the polce. be a fact, the news would not create Gfts tco numerous to menton n ths advertsement. Two chambers of t are emntv. One non-appearan- ce as much talk as the BOOKS. The peneral verdct s : that we are shownst ths season, the fnest of the polcemen who went to the of a steamer that usually arrves at scene of trouble, found $300 of the assortment ever offered for sale n ths market. Our 25c. lne of full cloth CEYLON, FLOWERY ORANGE ths port wth almost ralroad pre bocnd wll astonsh you. They are beautes. PEKOE n 5 pound boxes and n quanttes to money sut. n dspute. When Taylor was cson. All day baturday, " U here searched at thestaton a small amount s the Australa?" was heard on all Xmas Cards, Artstc Calendars, New Year Cards ASAM PRMROSE n 25 pound boxes of con and a cold watch was found on and n quanttes to sut. sdes. The telephone operators hs person. Hs wfe clams the were drven to dstracton answer The largest and fnest lne to select from n ths cty. ENGLSH BREAKFAST CONGO n watch. The defendant s out on $300 5 pound Boxes and quanttes to sut. cash bal. ng questons about her. Of course, A brllant mounted polceman, who the telephone boys know nearly AKOLAN ORGAN. f you haven't seen ths wonderful Mcscal nstrument, t wll pay you well to call and examne :t. 1 pound each. SHLLNG'S BLOSSOM n cansters of s known as number 3, made, what he everythng, but they were floored consdered, a sensatonal arrest on bat urday npht. He brought a harmless when a man hung on the hook and N. B. No trouble to show goods, everybody welcome. COMET OOLONG n 15 and 30 pound lookncr Portuguese, named Manuel asked, tcwhere s the Australa?" boxes. Ferrera. to the staton and locked Even the hackmen muttered REMEMBER THAT THE LARGEST STOCK AND THE SLVER STATE OOLONG n S and hm up pendng an nvestgaton. The n ther sleep. n fact everybody man was 36 pound Kept boxes. n jal an ngn out LOWEST PRCES was lberated yesterday mornng when was kept guessng and now they FORMOSA OOLONG n 5 pound Captan Roseh ll's attenton was called are just as wse as ever. Are to be found only at boxes. to the matter. t seems that Ferrera The steamer Warrmoo was due s employed on Hobert rshman's yesterday, accordng to the sched JAPAN, TJNCOLORED n 5 pound rannh at Xn. Tfo came to town on Saturday to see hs employer, and to ule, but the Canadan vessels are THE HAWAAN NEWS COMPANY, boxes. purchase provsons at the same tme. usually a day late on the up trp. JAPAN, YOUNG HYSON n 5 pound Mr. rshman presented hm wth an She must have run nto the teeth boxes and n quanttes to sut. old gun lor use on the ranch, and of the storm and perhaps wll not LMTED. armed wth the weapon and two bags CHNA, dfferent grades n chests. or make her appearance untl tomor provsons, ne started lor nome. HENRY MAY & CO.'S BLENDED n "Whle on tlo Heretana Street road. row. quanttes to sut. the polceman Tswooped down on the To Plantaton man am placed hm under arrest, ne WEDDNG ON KAUA. Managers. worst feature of ths case of stupdty Shortly Expected, s the fact that Ferrera had left two Marrage of Carl Wrters and Mss motherless chldren at home, who had o- CHOCE TEAS FROM KONA to reman all ncht wthout ther Helene senberg at Lhne. fjlhpr's nrotecton. Carl Wrters aud Mss Helene A natve named Hale was arrested about mdnght on Saturday on a senberg, daughter of Carl senberg, were marred at Lhue, Kaua, Manager Hlo Sugar Company, refer to the Avery.Fertlzer KOST-A-. COFFEE. The followng letters receved from Mr. Jno. A. Scott, charge of robbery. He was brought to the staton house by T. J. Murray. who.st attenton wa9 called to what on Frday evenng. The ceremony Dstrbutors and Stubble Dggers, for whch the Hawaan F NE OLD SELECTED n bags of 100 appeared to be a row n the lot on the was performed m the church at Hardware Company are sole agents. Mr. Scott frst saw pounds each. rtrnnr or lleretana anl Fort streets. Lhue by Rev. H. senberg, an these mplements at the Columba Exhbton to Chcago, and Mr. Murray found that a polceman FNE SELECTED. 1 Tear old. n was attemptng to arrest the natve, was so favorably mpressed wth ther appearance that he lmt tl latter would not submt. He uncle of the brde. 1 he weddng bags of 100 pounds each. was a pretty affar. The church mmedately ordered samples shpped n the Hlo Sugar Company. Mr. H. Deacon, Manager for Pepeekeo Sugar wa fnally overpowered and carred was decorated handsomely by Mr. ROASTED AND GROUND COFFEE a n n. hark to the polce staton. The and Mrs. W.. Rce. People specalty; roasted and ground man who was robbed s named Am Company, secured one each of these mplements from Mr. daly. came from all parts 01 lw. a muscan n the Hawaan the sland band. He bad been out drnkng. He to be present at the nuptals. Scott and expressed hs satsfacton wth them n the letter FOR clams that he was held up by two na Every plantaton from Kekaha to SALE BY Klauea was represented n epte publshed herewth: of the fact that stormy weather pre- Pepeekeo, Aug. 8, nnnnr r tt n nn tve9, and releved or :?o0 n gold. t m t TWO WATCHMEN EXCTED. OF THS CELEBRATED Mneral lut to hand per Water Paul senberg! RHackfeld&Co. SOLE AGENTS. SS56-2- W Arrved bythe Alameda And added to our large and selected stock of Hardware! Steel Garden TrowelsG and 7 nches, Hawaan Flags 4 J to 12 feet, Wostenholm Pocket Knves, 150 dozen assorted; Stubs' Jewellers' Fles, 109 dozen assorted; Door Mats, "Aloha" and plan, large assortment; Brass Blacksmths' Bules,Steel Blacksmths'Rules. A FNE LNE OF RAZORS The best Swng Strops, Mxed Whte Shellac, Har and Horse Clppers, Hunnng's Transmtters, L. D. Hand Telephones, BulPs Eye Dash Lanterns, Powder Loadrrg Measures, Hammock Hooks, Pant Brushes, Patent Castors, Turn Buckles, etc., etc., etc. valed. After the weddng a sup mm MAY 8 UU., D a 11111,f, caw per was tendered the happy couple bear They Thnk They Dscover a Plot Sr: n reply to yours n relaton to the "Avery" Stubble Dggers at whch only near menus ana and Fertlzer Dstrbutors v. uj w uvm Tea : Dealers : and : to Rob the Magazne. Coffee relatves sat down. They wero wonld say that have been usng the Dggers almost constantly snce receved them, add am hghly pleased wth them. As tho name sgnfes, fnd them specally adapted to the work of loosenng the sol about rat-to- The two watchmen who guard Rev.. senberc and wfe, Mrs. on Roasters. Otto senberg, Paul senberg, Dr. the powder magazne at Makk stools, and they may be used to great advantage ether before or after Corner Fort and Wrters, Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Kce, the Fertlzer Dstrbutors, thereby puttng the rattoon felds n the very were badly scared last nght. They Mrs. F. W. Glade, Mrs. Grau, J. r. best condton for a rapd growth. They are a lght draft machne, and FORT STREET magned that an attempt had been 3S5(Mf Kns: Streets. Hackfeld, Mrs. Lndemann,. would recommend tbem to any plantaton owner. made to dg a tunnel underneath, Wrters and W. Wrters, brothers The Fertlzer Dstrbutor s a great labor savng machne, and fnd that shall need one more to fll our requrements here. n order to cet at the explosves of the brdegroom. 20-Ye- reman, yours respectfully, ar : Follownc the German custom Leases Thpv were so mpressed wth the a recepton was held on Wednes (sgned) n. jjeaco, dea that they telephoned to the Manager for Pepeekeo Sugar Co. LVNG polce staton for ad. Captan day evenng, two days prevous to Kosehll responded, and upon hs the weddng. About nnety people of nrrv.l he made an nvestgaton. were present. The musc for dancng was furnshed by a quntette Mr. E. R. Hendry, Honolulu. prevent Wrnkles, Postvely Wasaku, Hlo, Aug. 9, needs a fekn FOOD to The result proved that there was club from Honolulu. Dear Sr: n reply to your enqures regarddg the wcrkdg of tne wtherng, dryng, nothng to worry about. t appears Carl Wrters, the brdegroom, ageng ot the skn "Avery" Stubble Dggers and Fertlzer Dstrbutors. would say that Lots Centrally Locate and Facal Blemshes. The or- that the powder s stored n a have been usng the Dggers for some months and have dug some eght buldng encased n corrugated s the manager Lhue plantaton. He s but twenty-seve- years n about the roots, thus gvng them an excellent opportunty for many more of-th- e hundred acres of stools wth them, thoroughly loosenng the sol n and gnal Skn Food ron. The structure s rased about two feet from the ground. of age. He has been on Kaua shoots to come forth than usually do. And fdd tbat there s a thcker. 1 L 11. made of loose stones, for about ten years. J n(nlk1n flor. Tln movl?nq TCTrVs l'tl frtll V,,c, hnldncr. t was sana 01 cauo v t t? d uus uccu buuud ujuw w zers on rattoon stools wthout any further hand labor, mxdg them thor- Tssue Bulder, Lola Montez Crens s st5u APPLY TO the best TV Ml oughly wth the sol and allowng them to get to the roots of the plant k h J9 ftj, prsed and delght- - fcul UUUUS c, that some Portuguese A BADGE OF OFFCE. chldren were playng n the neghborhood yesterday, and before leav- Fre Commssoner Smth Receves a Surprse on ng for home they removed a porton of ths wall. When the Saturday Nght. On Saturday evenng Fre Com, watchmen went ther rounds, they saw the break and dscovered a mssoner George W. Smth was barrel underneath the magazne. presented wth a handsome gold They dd not stop to examne the badge of offce by the offcers of fnd, but took for granted that t the Honolulu Fre Department. t crcular-shape- d, s and n the center s an Amercan sheld ; surroundng the sheld are the words : "Board of Fre Commssoners, H. F. D." On the reverse sde a sutable nscrpton appears. The was a powder barrel. t was a lme barrel, that had evdently been left by the men who had erected the magazne. rsonera Have a Feast. The prsoners on the reef were treat yesterday through the kndness of James gven a Thankegvng Stener. A bountful eupply of ce and mnce pes was ESShed the men. The prsoners lay that they are truly grateful. that only one man Jalor Low says not-tthstand- ng 170 refused hfl ratons, many were blue and mbllsg thcold weather. badge was made by J. A. Gomes, the local jeweler. The recpent a the manager of the drug house of Benson, Smth fc Co. Much credt s due hm for hs good work n behalf of the present admrable fre department, and hs frends are well pleased to know that hs efforts are apprecated. The other two members of the board are Andrew Brown and Hugh Gunn. The J: ertlzer dstrbutors l cave naa a wors or bomo umo uu x uoo fertlzed about four hundred acres wth them thus far and they are dong all the makers clam for them, dstrbutng the fertlzers n an even manner on each sde of the cane and n whatever quantty desred. They are a good labor savng machne and are dong the work of several men. These machnes are of lght draft and strongly made and there 3 nothdg lable to get out of order. can fully recommend these to plantaton owners. reman, yours truly, (Sgned) John A. Scott, Manager Hlo Sugar Co. We receved by the Alameda a carload of Avery & Son's mplements whch nclude Fertlzer Dstrbutors, Stubble Dggers and mproved Sugar Land Cultvators. The latter has sold dscs and shovel attachments. They are admrably adopted for use n the sol here and wll be found necessary on every plantaton. The Fertlzer Dstrbutor s arranged to work on land where the furrows are rregular wth the same faclty as where they run even. YjAny nformaton regardng these machnes wll be furnshed on applcaton to THE HAWAAN HARDWARE COMPANY, 307 Fort Street, Honolulu. J. M. VTAS. ths luxury a luxury n every respect ex- months. Do you tan or burn? Mrs. Harrson's FACE BLEACH cept prce. A 75 cent pot lasts three 3307-t- f cures the Tvorst case of Freckels, Sunburn. Sallowness, Moths. Pmples, and all Skn Blemshes. Prce $1. Harmless and effectve. Superfluous har permanently removed. Kamehameha School for Grls, SS&3KS?S The Frst Term of Kamehameha School open3 Wednesday, December Grls' 19th Applcatons for admsson may be addressed Mss Pope, ether at Kamehameha Manual,.6t. llsa Pope wll be n the Hawaan Kndergarten Room, Queen Emma Hall, Saturday mornngs, from 9 to 12,where she wll be pleased to meet applcants. The tuton s ffty dollars a year. No applcants receved under 12 years of age td 1593-l- m FxFot Ka.1vr TnTT TRTTm "nt?ttf? CO.,523 Fort St., Honolulu t- f WLLAM SAVDGE, Collector aod Real Estate Agent Rents Collected. Houses Rented. Offce: Cummns' Block, Merchant street. 385G-lt- n For Sale. A LADES' (ELPTC) BCYCLE N use only fve months. Wll eell at a bargan. Call or address "M88 COWAN.", Cor. Fort and Bretana etreeta l- w

4 4 TLE,. PACFC COMALEKCAL, AD V JEHTSEK: HOyOUU, DECEMBJBR 3, 1894, - : phes of hm, not one of them tells LA BELLt BERNAKDNE; Jmry Sopej The Pacfc Commercal Advertser taued Every Mornng, Except Sunday, by th the whole truth." "Say nothng of the dead, unles3 t be good' s sentmental enough, but t s the morals of the horse jockey, who ead that he had such respect for the feelngs of hs horse, he could not menton hs defects, when a purchaser asked f he had OR The Banker's Brde. A Talc of Honolulu. CHAPTER. December, A BLGHTED LFE. Hawaan Gazette Company Bernardne, the Banker's Brde, the n tme of ran prepare for brde of a few short houns, paced ner drought. would m-vous- ly up and down her sumptous nn)one. T Kt No. 318 Merchant Street. ' Douaor..ter eyes were uuuaurauy aenne la. nhaoba nolo mat tne creat ran tan n n 1 foor. - O : fctamed she who had thought she we have had durng the past t m THE PORTUGUESE. 111 u v um m ;t. a a for nthp man who watched her tew weeks would have a de wth the anxety he could not conceal, thp ;1e 7T. K. ARMSTEONG, EDTOR. what was hs wealth to hm now? Passng enecr. upon GOOD The celebraton of the ndependence of Portugal, on the 1st, "Mercful Heavens!" was hs thought: nf Aprmotnrc. Tt aq not A 1 X.V 1 J, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, Ple weep, ana a wou.u my nn- - by the Portuguese, wa3 an enthusastc- affar, although they were her thus?" uucrcu ud.r pmntuus u.nu lons to brne back the smle on that half dozen men, nterested on CHEAP FOOD. M0EN1NG not able, from lack of wealth, to who have suffered consder j Suddenly the far grl pauses and..,,.. pazes reproachfully at hm. udougl23 make t a3 mposng a celebraton uanchard," she tays; "when con- - Sr John Laws, says that the able loss ownrr to the ons as that of the Fourth of Julj seuted to be ycur wfe, you promsed Englsh wheat crop, uf thd year, s me all that relnement could wsh and droueht of last summer have Any out who chooses to look up wealth could purchase." the larcest n 51 years. At the ex- - ' dd!" he says. "Look around decded the census return?, wll not be long to use Aermotors to you..see on every sde the sump- - permental staton, n Rohamp n comng to the concluson that tuousness and glded elegance wth pump water for rrgaton. Etead, the average yeld, per acre Have You Tred these people wll take a strong whch you are envroned." Work was began on n 1S93, was 21? bushels; n 1S94, "You have trfled wth me," she Tlarft n TT.'.vaan noltcs. The one out by Kamotll on! S33's coldly. t s 40 bushels. Ths large yeld,! frgt mm rants poor and ratner " edre you pjy word," he an and the others wll and the large yeld on the contnent, swers earnestly; " have fulflled be gnorant, have had no specal d?- - every promse. No pans or expense wll keep down prces n the Unted have been spared; the decoratons of put up n ther turn. AFRA ere to nterfere n poltcs. To States. TheEnglsh farmer s thank ths manson are palatal; the old them, the matter of bread and butter s of the frst mportance. But sacked for rare and costly furnshngs. Aermotor because t has been These gentlemen selected the world and the new have been ran ful for a yeld whch keep3 the wolf from hs door. The Amercan s not More than have done s beyond the ther successors, the rsng generaton, wll take a bolder stand. The magc of the wand of wealth." tred and proven the only mll very thankful for the large Englsh forty-fv- e hundred Portuguese chldren, born on these slands, are VJ VO v' " man's "Douglas Blancnaru" ne voce s frm; but a wo that wll operate pumps large OUR? crop, whch brlng3 down prces, am wstful sadness s n those large look blue of enough for rrgaton purposes. the wolf to hs own door. 44 farmers of the Unted States rubbed peats: The lnen n the closet s not We do not know of any other slent factors, now, n our affars, &'nroull'8 Shamrock ther hands wth glee, three years 11 hut. n twenty years, they may, f "Mercful Heavens!" he gasps; "t wndmll that wll supply as ago, when the prce of wheat went s not vou but tnat nave been be thepe g nq chaqge n mmgraton, trayed; told them to get the Best!" much water n as lght a wnd up to l.u a ousne, ana o- ae - (To be contnued n our next.) as the Aermotor. A healthful, refreshng beverage, that wll be lked be-saand the A8atcg are excluded, n peasant wept because he could, Anm-nn- t ower here. The Aermotor s dong the by chldren as well as ther parents. Better try t. not afford to buy t for hs starvng. h observe8 these ch. Aucton 0alrs. heavy lead ths week and cmuren. wmbuauh Qn the etreet8 and a the and the Brtsh workman are happy,.. mnu. COft fw tupv alumnum the lght comedy. thrrvfl James F. Morgan. and the Amercan farmer says that We beleve ths s the lghtest wonderfully well n our clmate, HON DG MPffl there s somethng - - all wrong n, and, promse to make good ctzens strong materal for almost any, cheap prces.. They have a great advantage, n Talors' Goods purpose to whch metal s put. The moral queston, whch underles all ths, s very perplexng. AT AUCTON. The sauce pans and fry pans one pense. over ne cnuaren ox Amercans. because they are made of t are qute as servc brough up to manual and agrcul On Wednesday and Thursday able as ether ron or agate Exclusve Sellng Agents. KAMEHAMEHA V. tural labor. f these chldren oc ware, the sleeve lnks as - r,!nrrflnn?r,l fw.h of the cupy our sol, n small farms, they December 5th and 6th, become the backbone of late KamehamehaV. presented to the strong, possbly stronger than AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., TT- - tt.:- cr country, because the tllers of the gold or slver. At a dollar a am nstructed by Me?srs. H. UACK-FEL- D 1t Rnfn A. Lvman. s verv Bol, are n the long run, the back & CO.. to sell at Publc Aucton.at par they beat anythng the nterestng ne of every country, Great Brt but many persons, who my faleeroom, Qneen street, the followng lne of Talors' Good9, consstng of world ever saw. A whskey wereweu acquanted wth that am aone excepeu- - flajlr n nlnrmnnm nnrl covered nnv r mad 'TTTA CXtl C t a. :l r a. enrewa Amercan, rcceuuy A.1SS:. Wll DOb UUllw UllCO VlbU avl. ' - cfcsee&j juvuclo, wtn a cord net s as unque Lyman, n hs estmate of hs char- - vstor here, sad "the Portuguese v-w.- w. " tta twra a?,f seem to be a dormant element here Dagonals, Serges, Doeskns, an artcle as we have had n Kangaroos, 0a Jarr ranna h now, but t looks to me, as f they n peces, fancy goods. a m v m m nauve character, when he refused would have a good deal to say about Sut and Pant Patterns! A popular held glass n to put natves n hgh offces, be- - ua" 1U 1CTT Peces Drlls, Ducks, Lnngs, France and England s known cause they were not. n hs opnon, Thoee who come here under labo.r Peces Flannels, Vctora Lawns, Mosquto Nettng, Sewng Thread, as the "Fred Archer." t qualfed to occupy them. He was, J contracts, ao not nave ne Hpecu- - BUCKLES, BDTTOSS. XEEDLE Etc. has twelve lenses and s tt,o no ;n0f mn nnrl fnrl atve tendences of the Anglo Sax- - ons, and they naturally keep to extremely powerful. We have a Polynesan, had remarkably clear the Jas. Morp-an-, a few pars whch are nds- - vews of the relatons of the whtes sol, and n ths les ther future strength. pensble 3S56-5- t AUCTONEER. to the man who travels or vsts the race track. We have sold what s consd to the natves. Hs successor, Kalakaua, and the deposed Queen, reversed hs polcy. At the same tme, Kamehameha V was free from the pressure of the new envron Apollnars, ered the fnest glass made but we fal to see where they The retrng edtor of the Star fred a salute, on hs own behalf, on leavng offce, and gave none for hs successor. An Amercan con- ment, created by the rch sugar sul, n Chna, was offended by a equal the "Fred Archer. and rce ndustry, whch demoralzed the later rulers. Those who 'TBE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.' Mandarn, and refused to salute Cut glass has always had a hm, when he called. As the Mandarn entered hs premses, a salute "THE LEADNG DETETC as the demand warrants t we promnent place wth us and knew hm beleve that he was not free from the natve supersttons. was, however, fred. " haven't add to the stock. We have He was, probably, as free from TABLE WATER." ordered any salute for you," sad just receved some very choce them as a Polynesan could be. A JWew York Trbune. the Consul. " know t," sad the nexpensve peces sutable for really truthful bography of ths Mandarn. " brought my servants "HAS LOXG HELD A POS table use. Everyone knows Kng would be of great value, but and have saluted myself." TON OF UNCHA LLEXGED PRE the value of cut glass just as the facts whch consttute t, are EMNENCE ON THE DNNER they do the value of laces. We not now to be had. Nearly every grammar school n have been careful to select n the world's lterature, the day for true bographes, has not opened. The tradton of the bographers s, to present all the vrtues of a man, n the most exaggerated form, and touch lghtly on hs faults. t s accepted as a general truth, that ths knd of bography, a le, and a sham, n many respects, and a moral fraud, before the Almghty, wll "do good," n some way. But we slowly begn to Eee that t does harm. Perhaps the truest bography, of modern tmes, s that of Abraham Lncoln, wrtten by hs old law partner, Herndon, who unreservedly told the truth about hs curous parentage, the coarse habts of hs youth, hs sngular conduct toward the woman he marred, and, at the same tme, told the story of the splendd qualtes of hs character. Mr. Herndon 6ad that Mr. Lncoln, hmself, told hm that bographes were of lttle value, because they were not true. One who knows "statesm an," well, wll recall the eneers, and the crtcsms of these men often justly made, upon the bographea of ther dead contemporares, because they are one-sde- d, and untrue. One of General Garfeld's ntmate frends ead, "There are a score of bogra- - New York has an ant-cgaret- te league, to one of whch 700 boys H. HMFELD & CO. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THE RVAL OF THER KON BAEK TABLES OF THE WORLD." St. James's Budget. servcable low prced artcles, somethng wthn the reach of anyone who wants such thngs. gjetyor sale at greatly reduced Our stock of lamps ths rates at F. A. Schaefer & Co. year excels anythng of the 3S53-l- w knd ever shown n Honolulu. The styles are dfferent, the AR- - POLARSCOPES! ecoratns more pleasng and tne prces lower man any we have ever had. The collecton SCHMDT AXD HAENSCH of onyx tables s more at tractve than usual jeojlakscop.es and just! what s wanted by people who "Wth all Accessores. beleve n artstc decoratons. For Sale by n ther homes. An pop rlor tvnt mnr lp waw Vnvolc e cr? ckoce tt cwvtt S JTHoujorawrts. etc, 34jlsX to Rcmtl 10,000 FtMouldng... SOMETHNG NEW! Paul senberg UenSOll, omtll & L0. Mexcan Cgars arranged n any reclnng pos ton magnable has been on sale n the Unted States for 12 DAYS FROM OEESTEMUXDE WTH A 3S52-l- w F. W. MAKNNEY, the past year or two wth great TYPEWRTER, success. We have a couple of these chars for oeoole who tolyeyancer and kearther O KeCOrdS want comfort after a hard days vvuk. t yuu le vex saw uue VERY FNE. Lars:e Carsro vrv rtrv vn of these stand-up-and-l- e down Sad to be Superor to Havanas Accdent : nsurance. OF All knds of Typewrtng done, promptly, chtaply and accurately. AL80 GENERAL COLLECTOR. General 'offce: 318 fort btrbkt 3S48-t- f Merchandse 3S55-1- Kng-stree- t HAS Restaurant MOVED TO OLD ELECTRC ftaton, two doors from Ala kea street. " Prvate looms and prvate ' " boxm.. chars come and see ours. The Avery Fertlzer Dstrbutors and Cultvators whch we menton n another column are rapdly sellng.. They are labor savng machnes and needed on every plantaton. TRY THEM. HOLLT8T EH & CO. Te Haudlan Hadmrc Go. Lt mporters of Tobaccos, 3S52-l- w 3Qw Car - Smokers' "Vestas,1 Etc., Etc. Artcles, "Wax 9

5 TLE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOAJU, DECEMBER 3, 1S94. TRED OF LFE'S TROUBLES. WORK AMONG THE JAPANESE. Benevolent Socety Holds ts Annual Lades5 Column. Ex-Polcem- an Von Topaz Sends a Ball Through Hs Brans. HAD NO MONEY AND WAS DESPONDENT le nform a lltckuun That le ntern!- -! to Kll uelf A Coroner's ary atf) l tv a Sulc. 1 The Deal X AVn a Volusteer Molller. X.Saturday after f V noon, about two 1 o'clock, Smon Von Topaz, formerly a member of the mounted patrol, sent a bullet crashng through hs bran. ff Hp1 two hours atpr at tht Queen' Hosptal, wthout reganng conscousness. Hs funeral took place Vf.fctpnlav fftprnnnn. nndpr thw n n - t- f "V n x nr whch bfxly the deceased was a mem ber. A detachment from Company E also was n the funeral march, whch was led by the Hawaan band. The nterment took place n Xuuanu Cem etary. There was a report crculated on Saturday to the effect that Von Topaz had not commtted sucde, but was the vctm of foul play. There was no foundaton for the report, however, as crcumstances and the evdence prove that t was a premedtated affar. The ex - polceman owed consderable money about town, and, accordng to a statement made by hm, hs credtors were pressng hm for payment. He felt annoyed at frst, and fnally the mportuntes caused hm to be come despondent. On jvrday nght he called at the polce staton, and n the course of a conversaton he asked f a bullet, sent through the temple, would cause nstant death. He was nformed that t would. He then left, remarkng that he bad made bs wll. Nothng was beard of the eccentrc ndvdual untl the polce were nformed that be had shot hmself n a bouse near Smth's brdge. t was afterward dscovered that he had used 3S-cal-bre a revolver, the ball enterng the head above the left temple. The fatal shot was fred whle he was lyng on hs beu. A coroner's nquest was held on Saturday nght, resultng n a verdct of sucde. A natve woman who had been lvng wth the deceased testfed that he came home on baturuay afternoon, ana alter he had been n the house a short tme, he requested her to go to store and purchase an undershrt for hm. A moment or so after she left she heard the report of a pstol, and turned back to hnd Von Top: n a dyng condton. Another woman stated that the deceased complaned of havng a severe pan n hs chest, and told her at the same tme of hs fnancal troubles. From a hackman t was learned that the deed was premedtated wthout any doubt. The drver says that he took Von Topaz home, and as he alghted, he shook hands aud bade hm good bye, sayng he was gong to blow hs brans out. The hackman thought nothng of the threat, belevng the man to be of unsound mnd. Von Topaz was a resdent of ths country for a number of years, and was about 40 years of age when he took hs lfe. t has beea erroneously stated that he was a marred man and a father. From people who are famlar wth hs prvate lfe, t s learned that he lved wth a natve woman, but was not marred. He was a up to the tme of the revoluton, hack-ma- n when he joned the regular army. Later he was put on the mounted polce force where he remaned untl a short tme ago. y The dead man's room was searched yesterday. A pece of paper was found fastened to bs trunk on whch was wrtten, 4, leave al my property to Marshal Htchcock." Wll Read the Advertser. The steamer Warrmoo wll receve a valuable addton to ts lbrary on her arrval at ths port, n the form of bound copes of the Advertser and Hawaan Gazette, datng from the tme the steamer last left th3 port. The passengers have good readng as sured them durng ther passage to the Coast, and those returnng thoroughly apprecate the oppor tuntv of aennantnz themselves wth what has been gong on n the slands dnnncr ther absence. Ad vertsers should not forget ths ad dtonal beneft whch s accorded them among those coner to and from the slands. So Solders For Mau. KVr thft nast fonr Treers utonpa have been crculated to the effect.f tha Prnrprnmpnt wnnd opnr detachment of regulars to Mau to enforce the payment of taxes. The Claudneha8come and gone several tme3 but nary a eolder was sent. Uow t s sad that the mltary wll be sent on the next trp of the vessel. Attornev - General Smth has stated that no solders wll be sent to Mau. The report orgnated from the fact that Sherff Andrews hao made several busness trps to :ths cty. Meetng. The annual meetng of the Jap anese Benevolent Socety was held Saturday evenng at tne Japanese chnrch. delvered The openng address was by Mr. K. J. mameh. Ths was followed by a march and eong by the chldren of the knder garten. The chldren n ther pretty dresses and bearng flag3 jhwcucu a jf auauto aar- - ance as they went through the va rou3 fgures of the march. Annual reports of the dfferent branches of the socety were read by Messrs. Nkun and Furukawa. Addresses were made by Mr. Goro Narta and Rev. J. Okabe congratulatng the socety upon ts good work of the past year and urgng renewed efforts. A duet was rendered by Mrs. Crabbe and Mss Castle. The last feature on the program was the magc lantern. Juo ve wo ueu.t mntuauy Japan, ts notable people and nc- - dent3 of the war wth Chna. XT WT A TT A Xmas WATBRCOLOK Cards, Artstc and Orgnal. K NGr BRO ART : STORE, 3S57-l- w HOTEL STREET. A Banquet TO TfllYlTk BE GVEN AWAY N. b. Sachs' Guessng Contest How Many Seeds are There n the Watermelon? SEE F YOU CAN GUESS We have placed n ourl wndow a large watermelon; the nearest guesser as to how many seeds fc contajns receve as a 2ew ear S gft the" handsome BANQUET LAMP wth slk shade, now exhbted n our wndow. All mpeenrr blanks mnsf. ho senrjm oy oatukua, ueu. tv. Guessng blanks wll be gven away to purchasers at the store of N. S. SACHS, 520 Fort St. Honolulu. Those magc words, Just Rght," express the present condton of our Stock and pr;rp w m fc note flf guc. cess when we launched out to.. do busness on the Quck Sales and Small Proft bass; on( s se faster ana we are enabled to keep our stock full of the very latest of every thng to be had; the days of shop worn goods are over wth us; ts new styles and patterns; new lfe n busness, whch to you means New York, London and Pars goods at but a slght advance over Xew York, Lon- - don and pars prces As a practcal llustraton, we are sellng ths week, MADRAS CURTANS for $4 a par. We have been gulty of sellng the very same CURTANS for $7 a par smply because we formerly charged the rulng Honolulu Prces. Does not the menton of a cut lke ths one convnce you that Quck Sales and Small Profts s no deluson 01 snare? f t don't, the CURTANS wll when you look at them. The desgns are beautful, the colors are beautful. GLOVES are another thng we want to call your attenton to ths week. CHAM- OS GLOVES whte undressed kd gloves n eght, sxteen, and twenty button lengths szes are complete. Perhaps you need some. f you do we suggest takng a look at ours. The GLOVES are Just Rght, the Prces are Just Rght. GT" Only three weeks now, to accumulate tckets for the Volcano trp lucky one. you may be the B. F. EHLERS & CO. A LEA ER. Walkng Tackets ONE Get one now DOLLAR, as they wll be on Sale but a few days at ths prce. J T t J. EGAN. 3SlMf CENTRAL MARKET! ntjtja2src street. Frst - class Market n every respect; be we make a specalty Breafefast Sausages, Head Cheese, Pressed Corn Bsl of WESTBR00K 6 CARES, 3437 q PkorExTC. TOHN NOTT 9 MPOKTKH VXD DEAL.h.N Steel aud ron Kanges, Stoves E0U3XS2PK6 60GDS 1RD KTCHH UTKKSL8, aud Fxtures AGATE WARE N GREAT VARETY. Whte, Gray and Slver-plat.- '.. RUBBER HOSE! LFT AND FORCE PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, METALS, Plumbers' Stock, Water and Sol Ppe. Plumbng, Tn, Copper and Sheet ron Work, DMOND BLOCK, 85 ENTERPESE PETER HGH & CO. OFFCE On Alakea and Rchards near jvh O XJ Jl D 1 1ST G S, Boors, Sash, Blnds, Screens, Frames, Etc. TURNED AND SAWED WORK. CJTrompt attenton to all orders. T E L E P MUTUAL 55. "3 r and 97 KKQ STSBET. PLANNG MLL AND MLL : Propretors. Queen Street, Eocolulu H. 1 O N K TO B. ROSE, for Hawaan BELL 1. CHE MTJTTJA.TL, LFE NSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK RCHARD A. McCTJRDY Assets December 31st, 1893 : Presdent, $1S6,707, o A Good Record, the Best Guarantee for the Future. ZETFOR PARTCULARS, APPLY S. General Arout Gve the Baby NFANTSlMNVALlDS. TRACE rvftr fttrr v tut ' slands. A Perfect Nutrment for growng chldrcn. Convalescents. Consumptves, dyspeptcs. and the Aced, and n Acute llnevo and all Watng Deaes. THE Best Food for Hand-fe- d nfants. O'R UOOK for the nptrnct.'on cf mot hers, "The Care and FeetW ns of ncnnt," wll be un!ledr4 to any address, upon request. BER-GOODA- LE DOLf CO BOSTON, MASS.. U.S.A. BENSON, SMTH & CO., Sole Agents for tle Hawaan slands. JUST PER BARK C.. BRYANT. BABY CARRAGES of all styles, CARPETS, RUGS, and MATS n the latest patterns, " Household 55 Sewng: Machnes Hand Sewng Machnes, all wth the latest mprovements. Also on hand Westermayer's. Celebrated Cottage Panos :Parlor Organs, Gutars and other Muscal nstruments. G"For sale by ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO. Kng Street, opposte Castle jz Cookc JUST C5curd mfrtusemrntf. RECEVED J. T. Waterlouse No. 10 Store LADES' BATHNG AND GENT'S SUTTS! Lades' and Chldren's Cloaks and Jackets, Chldren's Pnafore!.' Slk, Shetland and Wcol Shawls KD GLOVES, CHAMOS GLOVES, lades' and chldren's flats and Bonnets! TRMMED AND UNTRMMED, Dress Goods n preat varety, Ranbow and Embrodered Crape, Feathers cml Flowers New Curtan.MateTH,u' Slk and Vfetvettbons", Leather and Slver Belts, Noveltes n Rucln Chffon Handkerchefs ana Tes, LACE AND EMBRODERED FLOUNCNG S! 35?3 RED RUBBER STAMPS OF ALL KNDS! am HAWAAN GAZETTE COMT. K SEP TTESZZ 'Pad,' 'Cancelled,' 'Entered,' Etc Stamps for Offce Use. AUTOGRAPH AND MONOGRAM SEALNG STAMPS! WAX STAMPS. COMPLETE OUTFTS For Mnrlcns: Lnen. 'All orders sent by S.S. Australa wll be flled by return boat. CCall and see catalogue. W. E. BROWN, AGENT FOR HAWAAN SLANDS gxyths offce t- f FOR SALE. COLUMBA LADES' ONE on the nstalment plan, to responsble party. The machde s perfectly new, has pneumatc tres. Rng up Mutual Telephone No. 88J and pve your address U you wsh smply to see the wheel and know the terms. BCYCLE, 3781 tf Mutual Telephone 88.

6 TLE PACPC COMMERCAL. ADVERTSER; HOyOUXU, DECEMBER 3, 1894 A SrMPLE REMEDY. By ths tme ho hal returned to hs ;Nod hamper Slfoocrtscnrnts. C5cncrol Uucrtscmfnts. f you'd t Lappy all the day. and produced deftly a tables Nerr Lats w rnkles, never cloth, tzrow gtay, plates knves, forks and servettes, small bottle of Chateau Mouton Fe lke your work wm nothng but play, le nre that comfort Lad corne to stay. Uothsehld and a Jtut danty let the women cold chcken. Lav ther way, Jxtnl let th uuncu Lave ther say. Ther mutual confessons had lessened Detrot Free Prrs. embarrassment, and tho lady, after makng a lttle moue, sad that she was CATCH XG A TAUT ANDso hungry and so glad to eat, A eta They chatted and laughed as the tran sped through the beautful country, and A sunny mornng n.tu: Th.- by the tme Southampton was thought of she had smoked half a mld cgaretto FNE and he had kssed her hand. LNE -!:;:-forcrowd l s cheap trpj-r- for JSout:.-rca-, havy wlls and Xestlc's Mlk Fo.v! Ur :r.far.: has. durn sw-lf s for j Sho readjusted her vel, and he assumed hs bg cloak wth a sgh as tho queuur.ab.'y nut ocly the best substtute -, for years, gro-.v- n favor n wt:h at layln.:; t;;'-lnk- s nland, both wth ha;;- -.f doctors and mothers throughout th? wor!c!, ar.d s now ungolf ytck.s. Thoj achtn' ::::r, tro!:::! whstle of the tran sgnaled the staton. r -. w n evdence, snulumt and pafln a cgarette vorou-sly-. f he s a new hax.d strength and stamna to resst the Ml;n.c Buna agrees wta "Tho Guernsey boat does not leave,the Uet percentage of nfants. t srves! j. tll mdnght. What are you gong to effects of hot a Dckey h'arn h. weather, ar.d wears has saved a the lves cbs.: of j j Srs. ll"m. K. Barngcr thousands cf nfants. To any mother sendng peaked cap wth the clnh huree, a well lo? Where wll you put up?" Olye Jge, N. Y. ner aaaress, and mentonng ths paper, we wll " don't know. wll never be taken send cut coat samples of m and descrpton of Xestc's Food. t; Thos. Lwmjag Co., Sole Agts, 29 back alve. And you, you are hunted Murray St, N. Y. Eryspelas br.-tl;,.-wth or plot cloth bronze buttons loose flannel contnuatons am whte.hf s. No n::: What wll you do?" was ever so much a xendog :s the ya?!:-nj- "Go on board my yacht. r She s lyng tyro looks. oft here, and the ggwat3 n for th3 tran the Face The older sa: nun, thcre to the at the landng steps. must hal them, Nearly Blnd, But Perfectly Cured manner born ".swaer,1 squadron as none of them know me. My agent men," who can fly the whte has engaged an entrely new crew, skpper ncluded, all Englsh. Health, Appette are dresel n lou, lean, frock coat, and Strength Renewed by Hood's Sarsaparlla. want no loose troupers turned up, jonted lot.s nhlsts on board." And ho looked "C.L lood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: THE AGENCY EOH mmaculate collars and glossy hats th moodly out of the wndow. "Hood's Sarsaparlla s splendd. had long am? of the man who has lved s to look She made a sudden movement, as f been troubled wth eryspelas, and three tmes 413 Fort Street. Nestle's as much lke a stockbroker as os.sb about to speak, but drew back. Agan h&d t la my head and face. became nearly Of course, down at the Cattle or on Kye sho leaned forward, and the repetton blnd and my har all came out. Mr husband wshed me to try Hood's Sarsaparlla. per : Mlk :- -.Food only they wll blossom nto a seasonable roused hm from hs thoughts. He took thre bottles before crop of buttons and burgees and dsplay looked up and saw her eyes glstenng Was Free remarkable actvty n dodgng that tyrant of the deep the salng master f cryng! t has never returned untl last wnter whle even through tho thck vel. She was from toy old-tm- e trouble and ons sufferngs. S WTH THE tho 'water looks a bt choppy. "What s the matter? You are frghtened. Can help you?" became easly tred and lost my appette. was ll wth the crp, a slght attack broke out MERCHANT TALORNG on my face. After my sckness was cot well Hollster : Two people attracted a lot of attenton by ther palpable efforts at concea- resumed takng Hood's Sarsaparlla and am Company, Lmted " hardly dare ask you. You may Drm- - lment le, although the day was so hor, thnk badly of mo, but wll not bo Hood'sCures was enveloped n a long cloak, wth a forced nto ths detestable marrage. collar reachng past hs cars, and hs Can you may " Specalty. now usng Ho the fourth bottle and caa run up dvned her thoughts. "Stay and 523 on FORT STREET, cotton whte har and mustache showed HONOLULU. down stars as spry as ever. The tred feelng up occasonally n strong contrast to the board my yacht and board tho boat at s rone ana l mdnght? Yea, your ladyshp, yes n nave a gooa appeue." mbs. WB. K. AJturexB, Olve deep tldge, brown of New hs face as York. he turned to DEESS all honor, yes." SLKS watch the porters attackng a hug2 And ho held out both Hood's Plls cure all lver lls, blous hs hands, and wth a! mound of hs belongngs. sob almost hystercal sho placed her tny gloves n Notce Hess, Jaundce, ndgeston, sck headache. Each box and bag was blazoned s wth called to our wndow of. them as the tran stopped. KOBROX DRUG COMPANY, an mperal coronet over a monogram, 3306 Wholesale They Aeents. and then told cme another guardedly and left the staton by a sde door under promses of profound secrecy unnotced, and walkng down the broad "that was Prnce Paul DemtoT. the graveled road wth the soft sward and CME k owner of tho new 100 rater now lyn tho old tme cannon passed the crum COOKE DEES SLKS!! UNDERWEAR off Southampton. " blng walls and found tho boat manned She, the lady, was tall and gracefully by sx bronzed typcal yachtsmen, the grllke. A neat, natty blue serge led-fer- u skpper, a fne lookng old man, sttng o- frock; a sunburnt straw nat, wth motonless n the stern sheets holdng AT a dark blue rbbon; tny tanned boots; a MPORTERS, SPECA tho yoke lnes. whte shrt, wth a turndown collar, "Do you know a respectablo woman! and flowng te completed her cotum. who can look after ths lady untl the ravng a thck gossamer vel that completely hd her face, and but for the ho handed her carefully on board and mal boat starts?" asked tho prnco as 75 CENTS PER GARMENT. whteness am purty of her neck t passed her portmanteau. Sho carred SLKS would have womcd she suffered from tho morocco case herself. some facal t was ev "Well, snrr, 've took tho lbbaty of dently a desre not to be recognzed that nvtu my old woman on board today. Great Sho's been a stewardess, sut. " Bargans! Ted to the adopton of the yaslunak. She was evdently expectng or "Captal, captan. Now, lads, gve avod-fnjrc- l frends. Her had moved wth way!' N CHECKS AND STRPES FOR Tbrdlko quckness as sho scanned each The boat soon shot alongsdo a beautful CSyCall schooner yacht Tho crew and nspect out manned stock.. new arrval ou the platform, and her Why not buy useful thngs tho gangway as tho prnco and Lady Cents slender hand, whto and jewclless, A Constance came on board, YARD twtched nervously round the handle and a mother 50 of for Chrstmas presents? They ly, sunburned woman courtesed her tho morocco menogrammed case sho carred "Catchng her eye from a dstance, through au exqustely furnshed saloon are just as welcome then, as AT- ho walked toward her wth the easy, cabn nto a bjou boudor wth a laco at any other tme, and serve curtaned bunk and a host of femnne VANfAUP, JOHNSTON frm self assurance that women lke the purpose for whch they k STOREY She saw ho was comng to her and wated calmly perhaps sho breathed mor " may sal tonght. s all readv? frpperes. N. S. SACHS' were ntended. Does t strke. quckly. Rght Take the boat and go ashore, you as a sensble dea? Ho rased hs soft hat, and wth a brng off my luggage and anythng we 413 Fort Street. courtly bow sad n p- - rfect L'nglsh, may want from tho shp's stores. And, "What s more sutable for a 520 Fort Street wth tho mere Honolulu scent of an acce::t: "Pardon me, you are dstressed. Have you just fnd out 3845-t- Johnson, keep tho men afloat, but yon holday Rft than THE WLf there s any hue and cry f COX k GBBS lght runnng mssed your mad? Can bo of any servce to you?" Captan Johnson, an old merchant AUTOMATC SEWNG about a lady elopng. " Now hs hat was oft he appeared a captan, slowly wnked and looked very MACHNE. prematurely whto hared man of 4.3 r knowng. "H'ml" ho sad to hmself. ou, wn a una ace ana voces a ma: FEATHER DUSTERS, evdently used to command. sort of owner lkes to sal wth. Lots LAMPS, CUTLERY. "Thank you very much," came n a o yellow boys kckn about ths voyage, soft sblant voco from beneath A nce Chamos Skn or th-thc- k lay." gcs.samer. " have not oly Carrage Whp; a lght!- -r n about au hour he returned, and DOG my mad, but my portmanteau, doffng hs peaked cap sad mysterously, " spoke to my cousn, tho pleece-ma- n, leaves Waterloo for Southampton?" Ho was desolatetl Of course slu mssed lu r mad, but ho was afrad not Hardware and General Merchandse TAFFET A " half s'spected as much. That's the BROWNE Gents' FnrnsbDcr Good s afrad CHAN that wll stand a ten- - t s under that ple of lngga:.v. 1 m and" aa at wth a lttle shrug "1 an he says there's a lot o' cockney sue stran 01 ouu d: ms s The Hawaan Elecfrc Company " afrad that ple of luggage s yours. detectves down the staton "That s mne, madame. wll p an the Guernsey packet for your bag at r some young somethng new and decdedly once. May ask where yv 'ooman." the strongest chan of ts knd aro gong? To Southampton, and t : Her ladyshp had washed all travel of the hghest mportance you shouh! stans away and changed her frock. She made. You need a Step Lad not mss ths tran? Pardon, docottrmt looked lke a fresh rosebud, but her face der when you fx up your Le. wll see that all s arranged " grew deathly pale, her eyes dlated, and A few words to the guard, a rap the nerve lnes deepened nto marks of Chrstmas Tree. Pocket Knves passage of backsheesh, and the mssnu agony when he told her tho captan's for the lttle ones; Razors for bag wth a danty monogram and mall story. Ho thought she was gong to fant and made as though to catch her. the older ones. COOKNG crest was placed carefully ou tho rack of the frst class carrage by whch the Wth a supremo effort sho reganed her UTENSLS and HOUSEHOLD s veled lady was standng. Wth self possesson and sad n a hoarse that seemed part of hs natuv. whsper: goods for the home. Do not the Russan ndcated to a orter a "Oh, save me! Takomo to Guernsey some of these useful thngs small hamper and had t placed n the n your yacht, cr wll jump over mpress you as acceptable same compartment. There must have board!" presents? 0The Latest Fad. We Have Them nshoesjy been some colluson and a lavsh tp. He turned ou hs heel wthout reply lor, though the tra. was crowded, tl: ng and went up tho companouway on Would not a LFE NSURguarc, a:ttr tne mperceptble manner deck. of hs knd, kept that carrage empty "Johnson, your wfe doesn't mnd a ANCE POLCY m the NEW THE MANUFACTURERS SHOE untl the tran started, and ENGLAND MUTUAL be a joy COMPANY, thev found trp to sea?" themselves alone, securely locked n. "Lor bless yer royal 'ghness, she's forever or a FRE NSUR- - A sudden start ran through her slen dyng for a snff of tho ocean!" FORT STREET, der frame. She paused and asked quck "Get under wegh at once." ANCE POLCY n the ETNA Money-Savn- g ly. "Do you know when the next tran "Aye, aye, sr Dstrbuters of Boots, Shoes and All hands on deck! Tumble up, my heartes!" be a welcome gft? Rubbers, Honolulu, Her H. face. flushed deeply when sht Useful thngs always have a heard the clank of the chan pump and lor some value and are always hours. the flappng of tho foresal, and she welcome. "Madame s glad? Madame s afrad thanked hm wth both hands and a ST Remember, we sell The Hawaan Fathers flmrmant? sweet smle. Pearl Ol at S1.90 per case, C. jl 1 "v Are now prepared to wre tho yacht spun along merrly, throwng Havng establshed agences n the crncdal corts of ho, Tanja ; houses lw rnnfmnf. pf-he- r - - o.uuua o " w " vvnnuvu cf beng followed?" 'Ycs, madame s glad. She docs not under a good southwesterly breeze wsh to be taken back and forced nto 0. D., to any part of the cty. j- j 1 r 1 tho -, J a hateful marrage," blushng prettly loam n long, beautful, featherlke Tho old, old story stern father, eld curves from her clpper stern. crly lover, ttled, rch, but horrd. No Tho lady stood leanng dreamly mother, no sster, no brother. She was aganst tho sde ropes, and tho prnce, flyng from bondage to her aunt. Lady steamers. Azurcgore, n Guernsey. AVe have acqured the busness of the Hawaan Messenger Servce - Yes, she was Lady Constanco and wll furnsh unformed messengers on short notce. ' Azurcgore. Had ho really met her at the We guarantee promptness and dspatch n all busness ntrusted to Duchess of Arlngton's dance? She our ly crtcal skpper, Hardware care and General he beckoned her Merchandse thought she knew hs face. That was nto Offce and Stables, corner Hotel and Unon streets. why she trusted hm so mplctly ou the cabn. Both Telephones tf the platform, of course. But f sho was " wll land you at Guernsey tomorrow mornng," he sad, "but have ROOMS AND BOARD. veled, why was ho so shrouded n a bg cloak? "Come, now," anxously, "a been decevng you. am not Prnce YOU 3UST Paul Demtoff. am hs valet havo m t.tt x & lady? An elopement?" v r Anf E" (FORMER- - FERTLZERS! HAVE TO No, no, and agan no! Nothng so robbed hm of 1,000,000 rubles and A ly occuped by Major Wolterp) joyous. He was Prnco Paul DemtoT am now MAKE GOOD cone to tho Argentne n hs Vctora, Green and Thurston and had fallen between two stools yacht," ave.t and ho stood up rgdlv and Rooms wth or wthout board (Prvate CROPS. had ncurred the enmty of the mperal faced her. Famlv). Terms reasonable. Three o court through coquettng wth tho nhlsts. That meant tho Alexefsky Ra- on Sho smled and sad calmly: "Verv blocks from Beretana street cars. THE HAWAAN FERTLZNG COMPANY keeps ot5-l- m always and hand all the well known constant)! CHEMCAL FERTLZERS and offers veln or tho fortress of Peter and Paul Lady them lot gale Constance Azurcgore. am her the lowest market rates. at n St. Petersburg, and, on the other mad, but 've got They manufacture complete Hgh Grade Fertlzers to any specal fo-m- ula her jewel case." and hand, fndng the "party of progress" gong too far, ho was threatened wth V c J: Mllon. Wm. Jarmau, Graner guarantee the analyss, and all that other frms do. r-'- - - "?V me unuersgnea Detore orderng anywhere death for desertng tho red flag. Curfew Stll Rlnps. els. You must pardon ma, prnce, but n tho belfry of the oldpalsh church at RETURNED AND WOULD we seem n trouble together, " Bury, England, and sho the curfew that tolled the HAS the publc's patronage, hav knell of the partng day 200 years ago s ng don Mr. Caus Spreckels' dwellng, A. laughed merrly. "Do you know half stll n placo nnd s rung every nght at the Unon Cafe, and Ruth Kelkolan'a f houxrht von were a detectve?" sunset. dwellng l- w V loods called lor and delvered DromDtlv at dprtnntlnn ""J xu.u. w luuaa euc- - Specal attenton pad to merchandse sent C. O. D. tre lamps, chandelers Baggage and called for, checked and delvered to all ont-go- ns? trans and Oar wagons meet all steamboats. nttml?s Ot all descrptons and Jn PTDPT1pnPv ctlnr nvlontlt. - CASTLE & COOKE. of elegant modern styles at X -. WV.V.VUfcAV, the tller and threaded the way careful- - ) 1 t vxruug - A. mo crowu 1 o crat f..t 1 tme nether or a MPORTEKS, reasonable rates. spoke; then, abruptly gv ng the management to the apprecatve The Company s now extendng ts lne to Kapolan Park, and partes dwellng on the route who are desrous of beng connected on the system, wll please communcate wth good Take me wth you. am not THEO. H0FFMATX, F. COOKE, Propretor and Manager Hawaan Fertlzng Company. Manager. Hawaan Electrc Co.

7 TLE PACFC COMMERCAL, ADV-ERTSEK- : HONOLULU, DECEMBER LOCAL BREVTES. Kaua s recevng a good share of ran. Hand concert at Km ma Equare tonght. How many seeds are there n the watermelon? The luldng and Loan Socety meets tonght. The Anclcan Church Chroncle for December 3 out. G. X. Wlcox and J. F. Hackfeld arrved from Kaua yesterday. Hawaan Lodge No. 21 F. and A. M. meets tonght to elect omcers The Claudne dd uot, brng any mal from ether lana or kanulu. Denutv Collector McStocker and famly are expected home n the Australa. retan J. W. Pratt wll soon leave for San Francsco to spend a vacaton. The band dd not play at the Hotel on Saturday nght, owng to the ranstorm. The Paradse of the Pacfc for December wll be ssued n tme lor the Australa's mal. The Warrmoo from the Colones was due yesterday. She must have met wth stormy weather. t s reported that F. L.Stolz has resgned hs poston at Kahulu and wll locate n Honolulu. n makng purchases at Sach's store you get a blank and a chance to guess for the banquet lamp. The examnaton of J. P. Bowen, charged wth arson, wll take place n the Dstrct Court tomorrow. The funeral of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Eagan's nfant daughter wll take place ths mornng at 10 o'clock from J. H. Paty's resdence. Kng Bros, have a splendd lot of Hawaan watercoor vnnstmas cards that wll be apprecated by those desrng an attractve holday remembrance. j Frank Clfford, who has been a clerk n the Marshal's offce for some tme, s about to resgn to v take charge of the Press Publshng Company. The annual meetng of stockholders of the Hawaan Sugar Company wll be held ths mornng at 10 o'clock at the offce of W. G. rwn fe Co. The executve commttee of the Woman's Board, and the charmen of the kndergarten commttees wll meet at the Central Unon Church ths mornng at 10:30 o'clock. The useful Chrstmas present s often the one most hghly apprecated. Sewng machnes and household artcles that can be brought nto every-da- y use are what Castle fc Cooke offer for the holdays. Hand engraved leather goods of J the fnest Mexcan call are tne lav est holday noveltes whch H. F. Wchman s puttng on the market. The chatelane bag and belt s just what lades need n ther round of shoppng. Quck sales and small profts enable B. F. Ellers & Co. to offer splendd bargans of nterestto lades lookng for late New York, Par3 and London styles at New York, Pars and London prces. Madras curtans at $4 a par. Terrll and Grffth, the San Francsco wheelmen, wll leave for home tomorrow n the bark Albert. They are delghted wth ther vst, and have nothng but prase lor tne knd treatment bestowed on them by the local cyclsts. Captan Grffth's wfe and daughter wll probably reman n town untl the Albert returns. Dnner at Hawaan Hotel. The passengers of the delayed Australa mssed a splendd French dnner at the Hawaan hotel by not arrvng Saturday nght. As t was the guests of the hotel and a party of outsders enjoyed the elaborate menu prepared by Steward Chapman. The tables were made attractve by large bouquets of flowers. The dnner was frst class n every partcular. Berger's orchestra played n the parlors durng the evenng, and dancng n the lana was enjoyed tll a late hour. Death of Amos P. Jones. Amos P. Jones ded last evenng at the resdence of F. J. Turner on Fort street. The funeral wll take place ths afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The deceased was eghty years of age. He had been a resdent of the slands for about thrty-fv- e years. He was formerly a sugar planter on Mau when wooden roller mlls were used. He leaves two daughters and a son n the States. Hs wfe wa8 expected n the Claudne last evenng, but the dd not arrve. ARRVAL OP THE CLAUDNE. Rough Weather Prevents Her Landng at Kahulu or Hana. A Strong 'ortl-k- at 1Vnl Keeps the Vessel at 3hukona But Lttle S-ough- t. Mal The derelct Claudne was telephoned last evenng about 6:30 o'clock. Her delay could not be accounted for wth any degree of accuracy, so a large number of people crowded on her wharf to learn the trouble. t took them some tme to get any nformaton, for the reason that Capt. Cameron steamed over to the cattle pen to land the lve stock before the passengers were put on shore. The poor anmals had a rough trp comng over. The Claudne reports vary stormy weather; n fact, the wnd and waves were so strong on the coast of Mau, that a landng could not be made ether at Kahulu, Hana or Maalaea bay. She left Mahukona on Saturday mornng about 11 o'clock for Kawahae to take on cattle, and, owng to the storm, was forced to put back to the frst-name- d port. She put out both anchors and remaned statonary untl yesterday mornng at 5 o'clock and ran to leeward between Lana and Kahoolawe and anchored off Lahana at 11 o'clock. She remaned there for about an hour and a quarter and then started for Honolulu. She brought but sx passengers C. J. Falk, A. Haas, Dr. George Herbert, A. Haneberg, C. Von Hamm and M. Murphy. The cargo conssted of ffty bead of cattle and nneteen packages. She dd not brng any deck passengers. Mr. Falk boarded her to go to Kahulu. A few letters from Maku-kon- and a small a package from Lahana was all the mal that was brought. Annual Meetng. ANNUAL MEETNG OF THE THE of the Hawaan Sugar Co., wll be held at the offce of Messrs. W. G. rwn & Co., L'd.,on MONDAY, December 3d, at 10 o'clock a. m. W. L. HOPPER, Secretary Hawaan Sugar Co. 335G 2t PONEER Buldng and Loan Assocaton. rpe REGULAR MONTHLY MEET-J- L ng wll b held at the Chamber of Commerce, MONDAY EVENNG, De cember 3, at 7 :30 o'clock. Hereafter, for the convenence of those who cannot attend the meetngs, pay ments wll be receved at the rooms of the Assocaton AND THERE ONLY, from 2 to 5 p. m. Saturdavs pror to each meetng. HJ Payments are requred n Gold. A. V. GEAR, 3SoG-2- t Secretary. Notce. THE STEAMER KNAU wll leave Hto SUNDAY, December 23d, at 1 o'clock p.m., and arrve at Honolulu, MONDAY, December l4th. at 5 o'clock p. m. WLDER'S HTEAMSUP COMPANY. Honolulu, November 2Stb, 1S94. 35S7-t- d Mss O. 13. Greenwell DRESSMAKER, LATE OF J. J. her headquarters at the Arlngton Cottage, (entrance on hotel st.) where she wll be pleased to see her old customers and many new ones. 3S37-1- W Meetng Notce. WLL BE A SPECAL THERE of the Stockholders of Wlders Steamshp Co., at ther offce on TUESDAY, December 4th, 1S94, at 10 o'clock a. m. S. B. RUSE, 3856 tf Secretary. annual Meetng. rphe REGULAR ANNUAL MEET 1 ng of the Hawaan Rfle Assocaton wll be held n the parlors of the Arlngton Hotel on TUESDAY EVEN- NG next, December 4th, 1604, at 7:30 The electon of offcers for the ensung year wll take place and other mportant matters wll come before the meetng. A fall attendance s desred. FRANK HUSTACE, Presdent. rank Clfford, Secretary. 3S56 2t To Whom t May Concern. VTOTCE S HEREBY GVEN JLN that any person or persons puchas-n- g from See Quon of Kalh, Oahu. hs nterest n an to a lease to cee Quon and See La from Manuel A Barate, sad purchaser wll be held responsble for the fall amount due on a mortgage to the undersgned. P. G. CAMAKNOS. Honolulu, November l- m 8PEOAL BUSNESS TEMS, Nrto SUtotrtscmtnts. ttra SUtorrtscmtntB. Seal Presses complete n twenty-fou- r hours at Wchman's, $6, $6, S, $6. 0" Pnkolene Ontment for all skn troubles. lw Prncess Tolet Powder. 2s o cheap powder so good ; no good powder so cheap. 1 Workngmen, Attenton! gjst" Blue or Brown Denm Overalls, "Boss of the Road," reduced from $1.00 to 60 cents. Men's Brown Lnen Shrts for 50 cents; former prce, $1.00. Panters' Whte Suts reduced to 70 cents a sut, at X. S. Sachs'. 520 Fort street. ST Fne Watch reparng at Wchman's. &J3 Men's Fancy Underwear, n suts, reduced from $2.50 to $1.50 a sut; Men's Calco Shrts, reduced from $1.00 to 50 cents; Men's fne Percale Shrts, detached collars and cuffs, reduced from $1.50 to 75 cents, at X. S. Sachs',' Fort street. &B Pne Photgraphng. At Wllams' ehow cases are to be seen mn-tur- e photographs on watch dals whch he s makng a spcalty of. Also some fne work on slk handkerchefs. Lantern sldes we are makng n sets, for Lectures, or by the dozen. Bromde prnts for the trade. fc& Second-han- d For Ba gans n New and Furnture, Lawn Mowers, Wcker Chars, Garden Hose, etc., call at the. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kng streets. E7 t you want to sell out your Furnture n ts entrety, call at the. X. L. t3g. R. Harrson, Practcal Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. All work guaranteed to be the same as done n factory. All manner of complcated Watch Work at Wchman's. EJST Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes, ce Boxes, Stoves, Hangng Lamps, Rugs, Bureaus, Chffoners, Steamer and Veranda Chars, Bed Lounges, Sofas, Baby Crbs, Clothes Baskets, Sewng Machnes, Whatnots, Meat Safes, Trunks, etc., sold at the lowest Cash Prces at the. X. L., corner of Nuuanu and Kns: streets. Hawaan Lodge, No. 21, F. k A. M THERE WLL BE A v'v'r' Mated Meetng ot Hawaan V Lodge No. 21 F. & A. M., at ts hall, Masonc Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea streets, THS (Monday) EVENNG, December 3, at 7 :o0 o'clock, for Electon of Offcers. Members of the Lodge Le Progres and all sojournng Brethren are fraternally nvted to be present. Bv order of the W. M. T. E. WALL. 3S57 Secretary. U To Rent or.lease. 2S THE PREMSES CORNER JL7 Queen and Punchbowl streets, formerly occuped by Sanders' Express. Possesson gven at once. For terms, apply to JOHN F. COLBURN. November 23, 1S w For Kent. 5S FURNSHED DOCTOR'S OF-ff- jt fce and lvng rooms adjonng at the corner of Punchbowl and.bereta-n- a streets. The premses formerly occuped by Dr. Foote and lately by Dr. Atcherly. The premses consst of Watng Room, Laborlatory.Operat ng Room, Bed Room, Ktchen, Bath Koom, etc. CE7"Possesson gven December 1st, Applv to j. ALFRED MAGOON, 3S52- -f Offce, next Postoffce. ' To Rent. PART OF STORE, SDTA-bl- e for Real Estate and 25a Collectng Agency or Cgar Stand. Foe locaton. Lghts furnshed. Rent verv low. Enaure of S.B. CHAMPAlN, 3S4S-2- w Crteron Barber Shop. OSCE MORE N THE LAND! N. F. BURGESS s agan prepared to repar Garden Hose, Sprnklers, "Water Taps, Saw Flng and all knds of Tools sharpened ncludng Carvng Knves and Scssors; Lawn Mowers a specalty ; also Settng Glass, n fact all knds of jobbng. Wo rk called for and returned. Rng up 152 Mutual Telephone any tme before 9 o'clock a. m- - 3S34-6- m WRE NALS, All Szes. Common and Fnshog! VERY LOW WLDER & CO. LMTED. 3$ol 160G-3- m THE Merchants' Exchange Wll receve by the Australa ths mornng A FKESH NVOCE OF ENTERPRSE BEER! ALSO- - OYSTERS FOR COCKTALS 1 3S03tf Store and Cellar TO LET, No. 23 Nuuanu street, premses formerly occuped by Taht Lemonade Works. gjmj Apply to Benson, Smth & Co t- f Offces to Let N THE MPROVED CATVVRGT BULDNG. LAWYERS AND PROFESSONAL are requested to nspect offce rooms n the Cartwrght Buldng on Merchant street. There are three rooms en sute.one facng Merchant and Bethel streets. These offces wll be rented at a reasonable rent to a responsble tenant. Apply on the premses to BRUCE CARTWRGHT. S796-t- f FOR SALE! THE RESDENCE LATELY OCCUPED BY Mr.A.J. Cartwrght at Makk PllCE - $12,000. The houses and grounds are open for nspecton daly. The jantor on the grounds wll attend. For full partculars apply to BRUC S CARTWRGHT, 3791-t- f Trustee. For Sale. HAVE JUST MPORTED and have for sale sxtv head of FNE YOUNG MULFS from 3 to 5 years old. Call and get terms before purchasng elsewhere. Call or address B. T. McCULLOUGH, 3S4S-2- w Arlngton Hotel. To Kent. THAT COMMODOUS BULD-n- g formerly occuped by the Unon ce Works and adjonng Lucas' Planng Mll. Terms moderate. Applv to HAWAAN ELECTRC COMPANY. SS12 2m To Kent. A COTTAGE N REAR OF No. 1S9 Nuuanu street. Enqure at Furnture Store, Kng street, near Alakea t- f For Sale. VSTNG THE COAST ANYONE an Uvercoat ; have a brand new one, never worn; very latest.style and talor made ; cost $75, and s a beauty ; wll sell for $30. Call on or address "X," ths offce lw Kalna, Kona, Hawa PARS HAVNG TAKEN MSS n Kona, s prepared to receve a lne ted number of guests. The place s convenently located near the landng, and accessble to all the roads n the dstrct, whle the unformly dry clmate of that coast s unequalled for nvalds or those seekng rest. The rooms are large and ary and the sea bathng excellent. Address MSS A. M. PARS, Kalna, Kona, 8840 tf Hawa. To the Publc Lost. HAVE OPENED UP A COM-plet- e 6tock of Groceres and carry everythng needed for your table. New WALUKU SUGAR COMPANY'S C. Brewer & Co., No. 953, goods arrvng by every steamer. Call favor of Hoon Wo for $150. Payment on and get my prces before buyng. eame has been stopped. Fnder ple&se GE. MclNTYKE, return to 3So5-27- t S$07-3- m 222 Nuuanu street, j WNG WO CHAN & CO. c. & c. FLOUR Has sraned the con fdence sumers. of all con Prces below any other No. Stand- - ard Flour n market. WE GUARANTEE EVERY SACK. Tleo. H. Daves &Co., SOLE ce and AGENTS. J333-t- f Cold Storage at Nomnal Cost (LONDON, HALL'S E. C.) PATENT and Hydrde Refrgeratng and ce Makng Machnes, n use throughout Australa and New Zealand. By Hall's process, cold beer dealers, hotels, butchers and dealers n all knds of pershable artcles of ocd can have ftted small nstallaton machnes thoroughly effectve, makng ther own ce at the same tme as provdng cold storage. No prevous knowledge necessary. Any man or woman can run the machne. Hall's Patent Brne Walls, (portable) may be used n cold storage chamber. See llustrated catalogue. GEO. CAVENAGH, Agent, Alakea street. P. S. By the above named process, one to twenty ton of ce per day can be turned out at comparatvelv small cost t- f Executrx' Notce. phe UNDERSGNED HAVNG - been apponted Executrx of the Wll of S. N. Castle, late of Honolnlu, deceased, by order of Hon. V. A. "Whtng, Frst Judge of the Frst Crcut Courc, sttng n Probate, dated the 12th day of November, 1894, hereby notfes all persons havng clams aganst sad Estate to present the same wth the vouchers duly authentcated wthn sx months from date or they wll be forever barred All persons owng sad Estate are request ed to make mmedate Fettlement. Clams may be presented at the offce of W.R. Castle or Castle & Cooke. MARY CASTLE, Executrx Wll of S. N. Castle. Dated Honolulu, November 13, w w Hawaan Cofee Planters Manua "Wth Notes of the Methods of Coffee Culture Practced n Guatemala, Brazl, Lbera and Ceylon. Gvng full nstructons how to plant, cultvate, clean and prepare Coffee for market. Also estmate cost of a coffee plantaton of 200 acres. EDTED BY H. M. WHTNEY. PRCE : SO : CENTS. fcfr For eale by all news dealers. HA WA A S GA ZETTE CO. Publshere. t's easy, cheap, Z busness-lk- e, 10 b rn Who wll hr.k you are wdeawake znd progressve f yo stck to the way your grandfather wrote? Steel pens nstead of qull pens; you're ahead there. Take another step. Use a Cal-grap- h. You can do more work on a Calgraph than wth a pen. t's more comfortable to use a Calgraph than a pen. The Calgraph s better than anv other type wrter, because t s smpler, lasts longer and does cleaner H wurt man atjr stk. t's easer to learn than any other, too. You can buy one on easy terms. t helps pay for tself whle you're buyng t. Let me sell you one. T. W. Hobron, 5 t Honolulu. fc.uj.l Hll LUJLLU.U Ut Electon of Offcers. AT THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL meetng of the Kobala Sugar Company held on Saturday, November 10th, the followng offcers were elected for the ensung year : S C Allen Presdent M P Robnson Vce-Presd-ent J B Atherton Treasurer W A Bowen Secretary C M Cooke Audtor E. D. TENNEY, Actng Secretary. Honolulu,.., November 2th, l-2- w Notce. NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN the adjourned annual meetng of the Haleakala Ranch Company held ths day, the followng were elected as offcers of the Company lor the ensung year, vz :. P. Baldwn, Esq Presdent L. A.Thurston, Esq Vce-Presd- ent (. Robertson, Esq Treasurer W. O. Smth, Esq Audtor E. F. Bshop Secretary E. F. BSHOP, Secretary Haleakala Ranch Compan3r. Dated Honolulu. November Cth, lfc! l- m Electon of Offcers. "VTOTCE S HEREBY GVEN THAT jjh at the annual meetng of the Wa uku Sugar Company held ths day, the followng named were elected as offcers of the Company for the ensung year, vz: Sam'l. C. Allen, Esq Presdent Vce-Presd- Wm F. Allen, Esq ent George H. Robertson, Esq Treasurer Mark P. Robnson, Esq t Audtor E. F. Bshop Secretary The above named also act as the Beard of Drectors of the Company. E. F. BSHOP, Secretary Waluku Sugar Company. Honolulu, October 22d, l- m Electon of Offcers. TVOTCE S HEREBY GVEN L that at the annual meetng of the Okomea Slgab Company held ths day, the followng named were elected as Offcers of the Company to serve for the ensung year, vz : J. B. Atherton, Esq Presdent C. M. Cooke, Esq Vce-Presd- ent G.. Robertson, Eeq Treasurer G. P. Castle, Esq Audtor E. F. Bshop Secretary The above named also consttutng the Board of Drectors of the Company. E. F. BSHOP, Secre'ary Onomea Sugar Company. Dated Honolulu, October 23d, l- m Notce of Electon of Offcers 'ME FOLLOWNG OFFCERS were elected for the year at the annual meetng of the Recprocty Sugar Company held n Honolulu, on the tth day of November, 1894 : W. O. Smth Presdent Vce-Presde- W. H. Cumrangs nt W. R. Castle Secretary H.P. Baldwn Treasurer T V. Hobron Audtor Who also consttute the Board of Drectors. W. R. CASTLE, Secretary Recprocty Sugar Company. Dated Honolulu, November 6, l-2- w 5

8 8 TLE FACJFC COMEECLAJL ADYEETSEE: HOXOTJTJ, DECEMBER 3, SHPPNG NTELLGENCE..$l,S39,f.'3.73. The rent from ferres, etc., was n addton to tha Shppng. 1323, Foregn steamshp lnes pad over 1300,000 of the amount for leases and wharfage. MERrf ANTMK.V. Nothng has been heard of the 01HU RHWT k USD CO.'S THE WHAN REPUBLC :ms table. from MB ;'JNB T t A N S TO 2TA ML!.! B 3 A D y.st. r.v. Lea v 3 onolnln...8:45 1:45 4:35 5:10 Leave Pearl Cty..!:20 2:30 5:10 5:56 Arrve Ewa Mll...0 :57 2:57 5:26 6:22 TO HOSOLCLU. C B B A A3f A3tf P.M. P.M. lava Ewa Mll.. 6:21 10:43,A.k 5:42 Leave Pearl Cty..6:55 11:15 4:15 6:10 Arrve Honolala..7:30 11:55 4:55 6:45 A Saturdays only. B Daly. O Sunday excepted. D Saturdays except d. The Pacfc Commercal Advertser lu4 Evary Mornng, Except Sunday, by th Company Hawaan Gazette At Vn. 313 Merchant Street. EGHT PAGES. SUBSCRPTON KATES: The Daly Pacfc Commercal ADVER- TSER (3 PAOS8) Per month 5 Per 3 month. f pad La advance Per year n advance 8 00 per year, postpad to Unted States of Amerca, Canada, or Mexco Per 1 year, postpad other Foregn SeM-WeBE- XT Hawaan Gazette, (3 PAGE TUESDAYS AND FRDAY3 101 Per year numbers 00 Per year. Foregn Countres 6 00 Payable nvarably n Advance. GEO.. PARS, Busness Manager. MONDAY. DZCEMBER 3, THE ADVERTSER CALENDAR. December, a. M. Tn.' W. Th. Pr. 3. moos' phm. - Frst QT'r a s f 7 j 8 ; v Pc j U UlU Dec, la !r Nw Moon ;. Dec t Meteorologcal Kecord. ry TB (K)TeBXlXT CarZT. PLBLsaZD ETXBT JOSDAT. s ; r3 x C 3! 2 " '? 3 3 vt3 Son 1 j C Tt1 3 x.e Moo V 30.C1 Tl.O H Or 74 5 ss 2 Tu W23.V J, S d s 1 Wed J W N 1 Tan 30.lt 3).C:t C J 9' SE 2, Frl. JlJ0.UrM.0 87 Cj E Bat. l!30.123o.0 C ' 63! Ts 6,7 Barometer eorrctd for temperature a ele-auo- but not for UU(ue. Tde. Sna anj Sloon. a. 4 4?d. 3! ? 5 3Q a : 3 A n, p.m. 'p.m. a. n Von J 6.a 3.13 lo.ro D.K 4.2 l.uf H.U3 3.H WeJ lt.s 5. O..V' H Taars.. A a.m.; S' 0.30 NrrU... 7 C U'.2" fl.ls t o c; , 2.13 P.ta. Ban T 12. l 6.41 H. C 6.: Frst quarter of the cooaoa te Zth at 1 h. 41 vx. a. xn.. The Planters' Monthly V,nT-2Y-, - Edtor. CONTENTS FOR NOVEMBER, Colored Frontspece of the Presdent of the P. L. & S. Co. Edtoral Remarks on Ancnal Meetng. Mnutes of Annual Meetng P. L. & S. Co. Secretary's Report. Treasurer's Report. Electon of Offcers for 1S93. Lst of Subscrbers to the P. L. k S. Co. Report of Labor Commttee. Census Table of Laborers and Natonaltes. Report on Cultvaton. Report on Manufacture of Sugar. Tables of Makawel Mll Dffuson Plant. Report ou Machnery. Supplemental Report of Same Commttee. Report on Forrestry. Report on Tobacco. Report on Fber Plants. Supplemental Report of Same Commttee. Report on Coffee and Tea. Report on Fertlzers. Notes on Entranment. Commttees for 1S95. Note Correctng Statement Made n Labor Report. CPublshed by the HAWAAN GAZETTE CO. 46 3erchant St. Honou. VKSSEL.J N 'OKT. 5 AVAL VE.E. D M A Hyacnth. May. lr. d. (Ths l;t tloes not ncl'-- colters.) e Pk P Rthet, Morrson..San Francaco. Am bk Albert, Grllth. ran Fran. llktnp Planter. l."nlr.voo'l, La3-?a- sland n Un W r.vn. Wllams, san Francsco. lk C L) Bryant. Jacob-en-, ran Francsco. Am tmr Da. y Kmball, lock, 8 F. Hk H?blan Lgbt. Xanamo. B C. Am bk Ovlon. Calhoun, Port Townsend. Am chr Tr3n-t-, Jorpn'-en-, Man Fran. ter bk Paul.?t. Bremen. Am bk John Smth, rot. Port akely. r..schr W F Jewett. Port Angeles. FORKGN VESSELS EXPECTED. Vessels. Where from. Due. Am bk Elsnore Newcastle Due Bk loutenbeck Lverpool Due Jktne Amela Port Gamble.... Due Am schrpurtan Newcastle Due Nor shp Ganvor Newcastle Due OS S Anstrala MS F Due CASS Warrmoo Svdney Due O A O 8 3 Oceanc... SF Dec 11 RMSS Arawa Sydney Dec 13 KMSSMarposa..3F Dec 20 Am scbr KobtSearlea..Newcastle....Dec 20 Ger bk Lna Hongkong...Dec 25 fcchr Wllam Bowden. Newcastle...Jan 1 Shp F Glade Lverpool...Jan 30 1RSTAU. Saturday. Dec. 1. Stmr walan, Freeman, from Kaua. Scf day. Dec. 2. Stmr Waaleale, Smythe, from Hamakua. Stmr Mkahala. Haglund. from Kaua. Stmr Klauea Hou," Wesbarth, from Hawa. Schr W F Jewett from Port Anpeles. Stmr Claudne, Cameron, from Mau. VESSELS LEAVNG TODAY. Stmr Ke Au Hou. Le Clar, for crcut of Oahu at 9 a m. Stmr Mokol, McGregor, for Mooka at 5 p m. Stmr James Makee. Peterson, for Sanaa at 5 p m. CA S3 Warnmoo. m. for Vctora. B. C. PAS9XNOKS3. ABBVALS. From Kaua, pr stmr Mkahala. Dec 2 G N Wlcox, J F Hackfeld. Paul lsen- - ber2. Mrs W H Schmdt, W T Schmdt. H Woters.Mra A M Sproul.Ms D Bumpke. C G Ballentne. G Lvcurgus. M D Monsar-ra- t, J band boys and 45 deck. From Kaua, per stmr walan. Dec 1 Mr3 Mahlum, C C Conradt. E S Harrs, Mrs D Doujlas, C B Marjrla, 1 Japanese and 'J on deck. From Port Angeles, per schr W F Jew ett, Dec 2 Mr and Mr3 Lambert and daughter. From Hawa and Mau, per stmr Clau dne. Dec 2 C J Falk, A Haas, Dr Geo Herbert, A Henebenr. C Von Hanm, M Murphy. MPORTS. Per stmr Mkahala 2200 suar, 61 bacr rce, dl bdls h:de and 00 pks sun dres. Per stmr Waaleale 2020 bas sugar, S baprs coffee and 2 head cattle. Per stmr walan 3500 bas3 sugar. Per stmr Claudne 50 head cattle and 19 pkgs sundres. DED. JONES n ths cty. December 2, 1.94, Amos P Jones, a natve of Mane, aged SO vears. 7" Funeral from the resdence of F. J. Turner. Fort street, ths ( Monday) after noon at o clock, frends and ac quantances are respectfully nvted to at tend. EGAN n ths cty, December 2, 1.VJ4, the mtant daugnu ot ar. and Jlrs. J.J. Egan, aged r 12 hours. Lff' Funeral from the resdence of J. H. Paty, Esq., ths (Monday) mornng at 10 o'clock, rends and acquantances are respectfully nvted to attend. 77HARP AND WAVE. Damond Head, Dec. 2, 10 p.m. Weather, clear ; wnd, hgh N.E. The W. G. Hall wll leave for wndward porta tomorrow. The dredger wll go on the marne ralway to be cleaned. The R. P. Rthet s docked at the Knau wharf watng for sugar. Mate Everett of the Knau has' been lad up wth an affecton'of the eyes. He wll probably resume h$ dutes on the next trp of the steamer named. The German bark Paul senberg wll reman n the stream untl the departure of the Warrmoo. She wll then be docked at the Mal wharf to dscharge. The sland steacer3 leavng today are the Ke Au Hou, for a cr cut of the sland, at 0 a.m. : the Mokol for Mooka, and the James Makee for Kaua, both at 5 p.m. The Mkahala came n vesterdav from Kaua wth a full cargo of sugar, whch wll be transferred to the bark Albert today. The latter vessel leaves for San Francsco to morrow. The steamer Waaleale arrved from Hamakua yesterday wth 2626 bags of sugar. Captan Smvthe states that the weather he experenced durng the trp was the roughest he has seen n nne years. The three-maste- d schooner W. F. Jewett arrved yesterday, 25 days from Fort Angeles, wth a cargo of lumber for Contractor Feek. She 3 docked at the Mal wharf to dscharge. The Jewett brought three passengers. The bark Sumatra, recently pur chased from Captan Matson by the Wlder's Steamshp Company, arrved at Hlo on Saturday from San Francsco. The Knau's re port of the vessel's arrval was a trne premature. The revenue to New York from ts leased water front property and wharfage was for the last fscal year three stowaway3 who escaped from the staton houe the other day. A reward wll probably be offered for ther apprehenson. The steamer Klauea Hou ar rved from Hamakua yesterday, after a very roush trp. Owns to the storm she wa3 unable to unload a shpment of machnery at Paau- - hau landng. She wll probably leave agan tomorrow. C. J. Bertelman, second mate of the schooner Transt, had hs rght leg badly mangled on Saturday. Hs lmb was caught n the cog wheels of a donkey engne. He was taken to the hosptal for re- - Eara. Fortunately no bones were and t 3 only a matter of a few week3 when the njured man wll be about agan. Mach oery for Sale. 1 ENGNE, double cylnder, sngl acton, bx6 cylnders, 12 h. p. 1 VERTCAL TUBULAR BOLER. 5 feet long, 49 nches dameter, contanng n- ch tubes : wll supply steam for 15 h. p Engne. FEED PU3P wth all connectons. jcothe above are all n good order and can be had at a bargan by applyng to tne undersgned. UNON FEED COMPANY, LMTED.?ScO lffl5-l-m Great Republcan Vctory! WE HAVE. OS HA NO A FXE A3 S0RTH3XT 07 EXGLJSH -:- - SEtGKES! Tweeds, Clay Worsteds, Dagonal and French Casslmeres Sutable for the Holdays. Our prces are lower than ever, Gve us a call before orderng. MEDEROS & CO., Talors. Arlngton Block, m Hotel Street. The Accommodaton Lne. OX AND AFTER Nov ember 26, 1S94, there wll be a daly lne of Staeres from WA ALU A to PEARL CTY Sun days excepted, leavmgwaalaa at 7 a.m. and arrvng at Pearl Cty n tme for the 11 o'clock tan for Honolulu; leavng.fearl Uty on arrval of 1 :4o tran from Honolulu, arrvng at Waalua at 6 p.m. ED. BOGART, Drver and Manager. Waalua, November 26, 1S m Electon of Offcers. T THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL A meetng of Wlder's Steamshp Company, Lmted, held at ther offce n ths Cty, on the 26th ast., the followng offcers were elected to serve durng the ensung year : C. L. Wght Presdent J. F. Hackfeld... Vce-Presd- ent 8. B.Rose Secretary H. B. Rose....Treasurer W. F. Allen... Audtor S. B. ROSE, Secretary. Honolulu, November 26th, ; m Electon of Offcers. A T THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL r. meetng cf the Kahula Ralroad Company, Lmted, held at ther offce n tha Cty on the 26ch nat., the followng offcers were elected to serve durn- - the ensung year: G. P. Wlder Presdent S. G. Wlder Vce-Presd-ent S. B. Rose Secretary C. L. Wght Treasurer C. J. Falz Audtor S. B. ROSE, Secretary. Honolulu, November 26th, 1S94. S 1 m Electon of Offcers. AT THE ANNUAL MEETNG OF Ewa Plantaton Company, held tha day, the followng offcers were elected for the ensung year: C. M. Cooke Presdent J. B. Caatle Vce-Presd-ent E. D. Tenney Secretary J. B. Atherton Treasurer J. H. Paty Audtor The above named offcers also consttute the Board of Drectors. Honolulu, H.. November 30, E. D TENNEY, Secretary Ewa Plantaton Co. 38o6-2- w Xotce. SUN" ON KEE OF FORT havng made an STREET, assgnment to me for the beneft cf hs credtors, all persons havng clams aganst sad Estate are requested to present the same to me wthn 10 davs, after whch tme none wll be allowed. L. B. CERRy Assgnee. Honolulu, H.. November 29, 1S94. S35o-1-0t Steamshp Lne. S J A- Steamers cf the above lne, runnng n connecton wth the Canadan Pacfc Ralway Co., between Vancouver, B. C. and Sydney, N. S. TV., and callng at Vctora B. C, Honolulu and Suva Fj;, Are Due at Honolulu On or about the dates below stated, vz: From Sydney and Sm, for Vctora and Vancouver, B. C: S. S. "WARRMOO" Decembers S. S. "31 OW ERA" January 1 S. 8. "WARRMOO" February 1 From Vctora and Vancouver, B. ft, for Suva and Sydney: S. S. "WARRMOO" December S. "MOWERA" January 24 Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Uated States and Europe. fxfor Freght and Passage and all general nformaton, apply to Theo.H.Daves & Co., L'd. GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Aostalao Hal Servce. For San Francsco: The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from Sydney and Auckland, on or about DECEMBEE 3tl, And wll leave for the above port wth Mals and Passengers on or about that date. For Sydney & Auckland The New and Fne Al Steel Steamshp " 35 MAEPOSA Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu, from San Francsco, on or about DECEMBEE 20th, And wll have prompt despatch Wth Mals and Passengers for the above porta. The undersgned are now prepared to ssue THROUGH TCKETS TO ALL POffTS N THE UNTED STATES. EOTTor further partculars regardng Freght or Passage apply to Wm. G. rwn & Co., Ltd., GENERAL AGENTS. OCEANC STEAMSHP CO Tme Table. LOCAL LNE. Arrve Honolulu Leave Hotslulu from S. F. fors.f. December 1...December 8 December 29 January 5 January 26 February 2 THROUGH LNE. From San Fran, From Sydney for for Sydney. San Francsco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. MARPOSA Dec 20 MONOWA Dec 13 MONOWA Jan 17 ALAMEDA Jan 10 ALAMEDA Feb 14 MARPOSA Feb m CAS. B2WX2 & C0.'S Bosron Lne of Packets. Shppers wll please tke notce that the AMERCAN HELEN BREWER BAKK Leaves New York on or about JAN. 1 for ths port, f suffcent nduce-me- nt offers. XjF For further nformaton, apply to Chas. Brewer A Co., 27 Klby St., Boston, Mass., or to C. BREWER fc CO. (L'D.), Honolulu, Agents. Natonal Gaoe Shredder (PATENTED UNDER THE LA TV O? THE HAWAAN SLANDS.' Mr. John A. Scott, Manager of the Hlo Sugar Company gves the followng wonderful record of the workng of the NATONAL CANE SHRED- DER, whch was erected by ther works at the commencement of the crop just harvested: "Durng the past week the Hlo Sugar Company's mll exceeded any of ts former records by closng the 125 hours grndng wtn an output of300ftons. Ths s fully 10 per cent, more than the best work of former years. "The three roller mll beng 26 n. by 54 n. and the two roller mll 30 n. by 60 n. The frst mll dong ths amount of work n an effcent manner and wth great ease, compared wth work on whole cane, owng to thorough preparaton of the cane by the Natonal Cane Shredder, recently erec ted by the Company. And by t3 use the extrac ton has been ncreased from 3 per cent, to 5 per cent, on all knds of cane, and n some cases SO per cent, has been reached; the average beng 75 to 7S per cent., accordng to qualty. " contnue to fnd the megass from shredded cane better fuel than from whole cane. "The shredder has been workng day and nght for seven months and has gven me entre satsfacton, havng shredded durng that tme about seventy tnousand tons of cane, and a large part of t beng hard ratoons. "The shredder and engne requre very lttle care or attenton." J2fPlans and specfcatons of these shredders may be seen at the offce of C. rwn Co. L SOLE AGENTS FOR THE HAWAAN SLANDS. 3o94-3- m Vhen a Man Needs Meat HE DON'T GO HUNTNG FOR T HE BUYS T! When a man needs Hay and Gran he don't have to hunt. The Calforna Feed Company THE AND Does the huntng HAY GRAN. and rnmsh We hunt for the market. Fresh pupply just arrved ex S.G.Wlde. Telephones 121. OfS.ce : Corner Na.ua.nn and Queen Street. FOE SALE CHEAP A SURRY N VERV GOOD REPAR. Honolulu Carrage Manufactory &S43 tf W. W. WEGHT, Propretor. Read Ths! F YOU WANT A MOTVE POWER, order a Regah Vapor or Pacfc Gas Engne; they are the best, safest and smplest n the world. JOS. TNKER, Sole Agont. Send for catalogues. Honolulu, H 1. W 366Stf Offcal Lst of Msnbers and Loca- - n cf Buraans. escl"t:2 cocyc:l. Sam'ord B. Dole, Presdent. Francs M. Hatch, Mnster of Affrs. James A. Knsr, Mnster of nteror. Samuel M. Damcn, Mnster cf Fnance. Wllam O. Smth, Atrcrcuj-Gecera- l.. ADVSORY COCNC- T- G. Bolte, John Fmmeluth, Edward D. Tecnev, James F. Morgan, Wm. F. Allen. Alex. Younj, Jos. P. Mendonca, John Nott, D. B. Smth. John Ena, Wllam F. AL'en, Charles T. Rodgers, Charman. secretary. SrPRgfg Court. Hon. A. F. Judd. Chef Justce. Hon. R. F. Bckerton, Frst Assocate Justce. Hon. W. F. Frear, Second Asaocato Justce, rxenry Smth, Chef Clerk. Geo. Lucas, Deputy Clerk. C. F. Peterson, Second Deputy Clerk. J. Walter Jones, Stenographer. Cmccrr Jcrxsaa. Frst Crcut. W. A. Whtng,). 1H. E. Cooner. f Second Crcut: (Mau) J. W. ETalna Thrd and Fourth Crcut: (Hawa) S. L. Austn. Ffth Crcut: (Kaua) J. Hardy. Offces and Court-roo- n Court House Kng street. m Sttng n Honolulu The frst Monday n February, May August and November. DSPARTMSNT OP FORZXGJt F7AS3. OfSce n Captol Buldng, Kng street. F. M. Hatch, Mnster of Forera Affars. Geo. C. Potter, Secretary. Lonel R.A.Hart. Clerk. J. W. Grvn, ecretay Chnese Bureau. Dspjlbtmsnt of nut Lttkeos. Offce n Captol Buldng, Kng-street-. J. A. Kng, Mnster ol the nteror. Chef Clerk, John A. Hassnger. Assstant Clerks : James H. Boyd, 31. K. Keohokalole, Stephen Mahaulu, George C. Ross, Edward S. Boyd. Bureau of Agrculture ajd Forestry. Presdent : the Mnster of nteror. Wm. G. rwn, Allan Herbert, John Ena. Joseph Marsden, Commssoner and Secretary. Chefs of Bureaus, Lvteror Depart ME2TT. Surveyor-Genera- l, W.D. Alexander. Supt. Publc Works, W. E. Rowell. Supt. Water Works. Andrew Brown. nspector, Electrc Lghts, John Caesdy. Regstrar cf Conveyances, T. G. Thrum. xoaa supervsor, oonouu, W. H. Cummn gs. Chef Engneer Fre Dept., Jas. H.Hunt. Supt. nsane Asylum, F.. Cutter. D2PARTM2OT OF FNANCE. Offce, Captol Buldng, KDg street. Mnster of Fnance. S. M. Damon. Audtor-Genera- l, H. Laws. Regstrar of Accounts, W. G. Ashley. Clerk to Fnance Offce, E. A. Mclnerav. Collector-Gener- al of Customs. Jas. B. Castle. Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jona. Shaw. Deputy Tax Assessor, W. C. Weedon. Postmaster-Genera- l, J. Mort Oat. Customs Bureau. ce, Custom House. Esplanade, Fort 8tT6JU Collector-Genera- l, Jas. B. Castle. Deputy-Collecto-r, F. B. McStocker. Harbormaster, Captan A. Fuller. Pot Surveyor, M. N. Sanders. Storekeeper, George C. Stratemeyer. Department Attorxey-Generaof.. OfSce n Captol Buldng, Kng street. Attorney-Genera- l, W. O. Smth. Deputy Attorney-Genera- l, A. G. Clerk, J. M. Kea. Marshal, E. G. Htchcock. Clerk to Marshal, H. M. Dow. Deputy Marshal, Arthur M. Brown. Jalor Oahu Prson, J. A. Low. Prson Physcan, Dr. N. B. Emerson. Board of mcgrano:. Presdent,J. A. Kng. Members of the Board of mmgraton : Sr-etar- J. BAtherton, Joseph Marsden, J. A. Kennedy James G. Spencer, J. Carden. Wray Taylor. Board of Health. Offce n grounds of Court House Buldng, corner of Mllan and Queen streets. Members Dr. Day, Dr. Wood, N. B. Emerson, J.T.Waterhoure, Jr., John Ena, Theo. F. Lansng and Smth. Attorney-Gener- al Presdent Hen. W. O. Smth. Secretary Chas. Wlcox. Executve Offcer C. B. Reynolds. nspector and Manager of Garbage Servce L. L. La Perre. nspector G. W. C. Jones. Port Physcan, Dr. F. R. Day. Dspensary, Dr. H. W. Howard. Leper Settlement, Dr. R. K. Olver. Board of Educaton. Court House Buldng, Kng street. PresdentjW. R. Castle. Secretary, F. J. Scott. nspector of Schools, A. T. Atknson. Dstrct Court. Polce Staton Buldng, Merchant street A. Peny, Magstrate. Jamea Thompson, Clerk Board of Fre Commssoners. Andrew Brown, Presdent ; Geo. W. Smth, James H. Hunt, Chef Engneer. Tohn Effnger, Clerk.