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TFIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: nONOLCLI', MAY CO, MEMORIAL SERVICES. rfP 7) pu Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Gold Medal. Midwinter Fair. TWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING.

OF THE Kate Field's Will be rated bv 0. A. 11. Deco- Unt of f. s.

Adam's Mtn WIU Part Pro- of servlc--. The Memorial Day services today will if possible, on a grander scale than those of last year, which stand on record as the host that have been held in Honolulu. The fact that the Citizens' Guard, under the command of Captain Frank McStocker, will take part will add much to the features of the day. Carrying out instructions from the department commander, there will be no oration, and as a substitute the address of President Lincoln at the battlefield of Gettysburg has been selected, and Judge De La Vergne will deliver this address. In addition to the graves of the veterans of the G.

A. will be decorated the grave of Kate Field, who was an honorary member of Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. of Washington, D.

C. The Citizens' Guard will decorate the grave of C. L. Carter, who was a member of that organization. Following is the program of the day: Ritual R.

Jay Greene, Post Com'd'r Music Band Payer Wm. McCandless, Chaplain Ritual, Commander Reading L. La Pierre, Adj't Ritual Post Commander Decoration of Graves II. Williams, Officer of the Day Ritual Address. Judge Geo.

H. De La Vergne Roll Call of the Dead Adjutant Salute Post and Squad Singing and Audience. Benediction Rev. D. P.

Birnie LINE OP MARCH. Platoon of Mounted Police. Platoon of Foot Police. Band. First Regiment, N.

G. Colonel R. H. McLean commanding. Battalion from U.

S. S. Adams, Lieuten ant Harris commanding. Geo. W.

De Long Post, No. 45, G. A. It Carriages containing President Dole and Staff and Members of the Cabinet. U.

S. Charge d' Affaires Ellis Mills. U. S. Vice Consul General W.

P. Boyd. Captain E. W. Watson and Officers of the U.

S. S. Adams. Judge Geo. II.

De La Vergne, (Who will deliver the Address.) Rev. D. P. Birnie, Chaplain of the Day. Members of the Legislature.

Delegation of Citizens' Guard of Hawaii and Escort of Mounted Reserve. Lina of March King. street to Fort street, to School street, to Nuuanu street, to Cemetery. CHAS. II.

ELDREDGE, Marshal. ANOTHER SALOON FIGHT. Falls on the Floor and Cuts His Face With a Glass. Between 7 and 8 o'clock last night a sailor came running down to the police station crying, "Policeman cut! Policeman Of course the officers at the station house thought that one of their number was in trouble. Captain Scott and a police officer jumped into a hack and went up to the saloon.

The disturbance was all over, but Special Hammer was standing on the sidewalk blowing his double barreled whistle. It was found that a sailor of the Corolla had become excited and had made an attempt to throw a glass at the bartender, who jumped out to protect himself. The sailor fell and the glass was smashed, and the scrapper got a cut on his cheek. He was sent aboard his vessel, but the captain found that he had deserted during the day, so he had him locked up. And then came the rub.

The Daily Advertiser, 75 cents a month. Delivered by carrier. HAWAIIAN Corner Punchbiwl and I Berebnia Streets. W. Price, Business Manager.

A. Gonzales, Equestrian Direct: V. Brims, Treasi 13 NOTHING succeed like success. CHANGE OF PROGRAM. OVERTURE- ORCHESTRA CLASSIC COMPANY Introducing Tumbling, Pyramids and Porpoise Leaps.

COMIC SONG The Australian Com- ique. S. ROWLEY. HURRICANE HURDLE ACT- YOUNG KACHIEL ARIAL RINGS King of the Air, SIG. LEONARDO, assisted by members of the Company.

6. SCENIC ACT By the Celebrated Rider, J. H. HAYES. Clown CHILE.

7. INDIAN CLUB SWINGING TACHI and KACHIEL. 8. THE BEAUTIFUL TRICK PONY First appearance. Performed by W.

BURNS. 9. CUSHING COMPANY VAUDEVILLE PERFORMANCE. Piano Selection Duet, "Ventre a Terre PROF. II.

BROTHERS and SILVA. 10. First Appearance In Irish Comic alities SAM ROWLEY 11. FANCY DANCING MASTER KARL 12. SONG "Poverty Row," the Great Favorite NORA MARTIN 13.

And now comes the Marvelous GONZALES SISTERS, Stella and Nina, in "My Pearl is a Bowery Girl," "Different from the Rest," etc. 14. CHARACTER DANCE MISS MILDRED KINGSLEY 15. ECCENTRIC SPECIALTIES Abounding with funny sayings, and dances BOB SCOTT 16. A BIT OF A SKIRT DANCS, by The Child Prodigy, NINA GON ZALES.

17. "Only One Girl in This WTorld for Me," NORA MARTIN 18. DANCE MASTER KARL 19. GONZALES SISTERS, Stella and Nina, Contortionists Ex traordinary, will here introduce their nowned specialty. 'Their serpentine movements make the audience question the possibility their having bones in their pliant frames.

STELLA, symetrically per feet, whosa transcendant grace and beautiful finish surpass all com in in the younges clown on earth. 20. Concluding with the Laughable Ab surdity, "A CLEAN SHAVE." Characters: Fritz (the Barber) SCOTT Lawyer Cheatem LEONARDO Mike O'Toole (just over) ROWLEY Old Hayseed J. KULOLIA Ephrim (a clean shave) HENRY HANNA Doors open at commence at 8 amission Chairs, Gallery, 50 cents. Children under 12, half price.

Reserved Seats at Wall Nichols Co. Special Children's Matinee Satarday June ttn, half past two p. m. 4316-1 NOTICE. On and after June 1st Larsen's Express and Sanders' Express will be merged and conducted under the firm name of UNION EXPRESS with office at No.

87 King street, near Fort, at present occupied by Sanders' Express. Telephone No. 86. SANDERS' EXPRESS. LARSEN'S EXPRESS.

4312-5t FILTERS lit VVvU Uv5 i 0 US I 4 1 If r- 1 MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free nm Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant all the great Hotels, the leading "iubs and the homes, Dr. Price's Creau taking Powder holds its supremacy. 40 Years trie Stanford.

LEWIS Aiients, Honolulu, ir. I. Hotel Arrivals. Hawaiian E. S.

Swan, ban Francisco; 'Mrs. G. W. Hume, Miss Hume, Miss May Hume, E. C.

Hume, Oakland; Misj Small. England; Mr. and Mrs. E. F.

Gutschow, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Professor Doctor II. Schauinsland. Bremen.

Germany; M. Schweitzer and son, San Fran-City; W. S. Goodlet, Scotland; O. K.

Lewis Butte, Sharp Walker, Salt Lake City, Utah; Dr. Reid, Waialua, Oahu; W. C. Dart, Oakland, Cal. Arlington H.

W. Shryock, Spokane, W. T. Porter, B. T.

Cullonjrli, San Francisco. (Late KICIIELIEU.) Will open under the management of Mrs. D' Arcey, formerly proprietor of the Club Hotel, Kobe, Japan, On June 10th. Excellent Table! Service Unequaled Rich fittings for Dining and Tiffin Rooms, imported direct from the Orient. A limited number of I persons may be accommodated with rooms, single oreri suite.

43i4-tf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE First Circuit, Hawaiian Islands. In bankruptcy. In the matter of tlje bankruptcy of HATA of Waimea, Kauai. Creditors of the said bankrupt are hereby notified to come in arid prove their debts before the Circuit Court of the First Circuit, at Chambers, at Honolulu, on MONDAY, the Sth day of June, 1896, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and noon of said day, and elect an assignee, or assignees, of the said bankrupt's estate. By the Court.

J. A. THOMPSON, Clerk of the Circuit Court of the First Circuit. 4316-td J. 1.

2. 3. 4. 5. on WE HAVE A FEW MORE BOXIW in our Sale Deposit Vault which are not yet rented.

Tlsre are four 'z, vary; in price from 112 io 10 nr yrar. Any priw-ttn papers ltft io the-e boxes are peift-cily s-afe, as the vaults are fire-pioof and are titled with timt locks, which maks them abso lutely burglar-proof. There are two kpv to eneh box, i of which are iveti to tf f'artv jei.tiner bos, and th-se kev be thev would be to bearer ss he could ot open the box without ur master- key being inserted. Partus leaving the Isdand fnr their umtutr YKcatiou. will hnd it a con euient place to leave any valuables.

Boxes can be reutt-d the mouth or year hs dc-sired. Apply to wsiim Vfi 0 1 DeDosihni investmerd Co iUiiU ave Your Honey. The odd cents is what counts, can save you from 25 to 35 per ctu1. on vour clothes and guarantee a fit arv perfect satisfaction in every respect. I make friends of my customers, and customers of my friends.

Do nt be deceived by a grand display. Fis goods well-made is half the battls. Once tried you will come agaL. Latest designs constantly received. I must have room for my new stoc If you are need of clothes, now is yovs time to see me.

V. V. Ahana, flERCHANT TAILOR, i323P Nuuanut Street.T""? TSr LS a Aa JL a-f -m7 7 5 MANUFACTURED BY LIGGETT MYERS TOBACCO ST. LOUIS, K0.U.S.A. 1 HOLLISTER COMPAIIf Aerents for the Hawaiian 4273 1749-2m Islands.

Bill BRSEBfILL ASSOCIATION. BASEBALL SEASON KA3IEIIAMEIIAS FIRST REGIMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 6 Game Called at 3:30 p.m. ADMISSION-25 CENTS. Refrigerated Poultry AND Fresh Salmon CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Metropolitan Meat Company.

Telephone 45. DAVID K. BAKER, Florist Ncuan'c Valley Above the Mausoleum All orders given prompt and faithful attention. No extra charge for deliver ing flowers to any part of the city. Leis, Mountain Greens and Carnations a specialty.

423S-V TELEPHONE 747. i I I I 1 IT I Ijnwnllnn I ififflif Phil1 0. -s I JUNE 11th, 1896 OFFICIAL PROGRAM: Races to Commence at 10 a. m. sharp.

1ST BICYCLE RACE. Gold Medal, valued at $20. Prize: 2D BICYCLE RACE, Gold medal, valued at $30. Prize: 3D HONOLULU PURSE, $200. Running race; mile dash.

Free for all. 4TH MERCHANTS' PURSE. Trotting and Pacing to harness. Best 2 in 3, 2:45 class. Purse $150.

5TII OCEANIC S. S. CO CUP, $150 ADDED. Running Race; mile dash. Hawaiian Bred.

6TII ROSITA CHALLENGE CUP, $200 ADDED. Running Race; 1 mile dash. 7TH KAPIOLANI PARK PURSE. Trotting and Pacing, to harness, best 2 in 3, 2:33 $200. Sth HAW.

JOCKEY CLUB PURSE. mile dash for Hawaiian breds, $150. 9TII KALAKUA CUP. 1 mile dash for Hawaiian bred, $150.. 10TH SPECIAL RACE.

Maiden Race; trotting and pacing to harness; Hawaiian bred 4-year old or under. Purse $100. 11TH PRESIDENT CUP. WIDEMANN'S 1 miles; free for all. $150 added.

All entries are to be made with the Secretary before 2 o'clock Monday, June 8th, 1896. Entrance fees to be 10 per cent, of purse, unless otherwise specified. All Races to be run or trotted under the rules of the Hawaiian Jockey Club. All horses are expected to start, unless withdrawn by 9 o'clock a. m.

on June 10th, 1896. General admission 50 cents Grand Stand (extra) 50 cents and $1 Carriages (inside of course) each $2.50 Quarter stretch badges Per order Committee, S. G. WILDER, Secretary Hawaiian Jockey Club. ID 0 IUL WE KEEP IN STOCK A FULL bUI PLY OF THE J.

E. MILLER'S I MOT T7 i i AND- DIMOND A TILIzEBB; ALSO Pure, Fine, Ground B0HE A1EAL. (I I I). I) LIMITED. 42.7-3m CLUB HACK STAND.

Corner King and Bethel Streets. fSMELEPHONE, No. 176. 4250-3m IIUBIiER STAMPS OF ALL KINDS AT GAZETTE OFFICE. 1 I -i- i -'J i 4 JJis 111 FEB BEDSTEAD, BUREAU, A II STAND, TABLE.

TWO CHAIRS. ROCKER, 7 PIECES IN ALL. POLISHED OAK. The best thin ever offered in his market for the money. Call and see this Set.

ODD DRESSERS $12 and Upwards. We have a few of these from broken Sets and are selling them off fast. Thev are worth looking at. PORTIERES ALL PRICES. New7 designs, colors, and.

the best qualities made. These are all new goods. UIDOW SHADES $1 and Upwards. We have cheaper ones, but call your attention to this higher tlass of goods. They are prettier, last longer, give better satisfaction etc.

l0 Furniture Dealers, CORNER K1XG A2D BETIlEXi STS You Had Better TT TT nurrv If you want any more of those beau tiful washable dress silks, that we offered you during our sale for 35 cents a yard. "We have gone through our reserve stock and find just twenty pieces left No more or no less, and to close these out we will place these tw.enty pieces on sale at 30 cents a yard. This offer cannot be duplicated by anyone in town, so you had better hurry. IWAKAMI. ROBINSON BLOCK, HOTEL ST.

Jewelry. My stock of Jewelry, Diamonds, Watches, Ornaments, is complete. Mi ol il it 0 Latest Suvelties in Sterling Silverware Native Jewelry made in unique designs. E. A.

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