The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 3

DAILY PA(MC COMMERCIAL ADVERTiSR, JULY 1J, ibiiii. XOCa A2VI GENERAL. SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS. J.l KA UA MONUMENT. WHARF AND WAVE.

CAurrrfiscinrnis FROM AND AFTEH FEB. 1, 1892. TUAIN8 A.M. I.M lea. Honolulu.

..6:15 8:45 1:43 r.M. 4:351 Arrive Uonoullall.7:20a 2:57 Monoullull.730: 10:43 3:43 Arrive 11:53 6.501 rSAEL CITT LOCAL. I.ee Honolulu Arrl Prl Leave l'eart City .6:00 Arrive Honolulu. ...6:40 Saturdays only. Sundays excepted.

Saturdays excepted. 5:201 2SC3-q FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS. LOCAL 1-ISE 8, 8. ACTRALIA. Leave San Francisco.

July -r '2 ept. 27.. Oct. 25.. Nov, 22 Arrive Leave Honolulu.

Honolulu. 12 July 19 15 6. 4... 1.. Dec.

21 13 11 8 6 3 OTH1K FOREIGN STEAM EE 3. S. S. (Jaelic due from San Francisco.Jul? 2 S. S.

Gaelic due from Japan Aug. 17 OCEANIC THROUGH LISE. Arrive from San Sail for San Fran- Fnmcbco. Cisco Monowai June 3) Manpo Aug. Monowai il no vai.

Sept. 22 Alameda A Unic l.i Oct. 2') Mariposa Manpo-, Nov. 17 Meteorological Kecerd. tub eoveaxjiEST bcbtet, rCBLISHEO 0UU 1U1LWAY LAP TIME TABLE.

2 33 3 so 3 4 tNE 4 67 5 ke 3 71 8i KB 6 5 VK 5 C.i 4 a 4 ei nx 6 fl 2 4 Tbe PahalaMill haa for three months. closed down V. CJ. Acbi'a caso ha poned until moved on. 1'f-en To morrow will be the anniversary of the fall of the French Hostile.

The want-of confidence resolution is to come op thia morning. Thia time sure. The Gillig-Unger party recently arrived in San Francisco after tonr-ing the Orient. Manoel da Silva of Manoa says he will not be responsibly for his son's actions or debts. A draft on Hackfeld Co.

has been lost. The finder will please return the same to this office. No. 2 Engine Co. will hold a special meeting this evening, commencing at 7:30 o'clock.

The S. S. Palma3 leaves this morning at 9 o'clock for Victoria, Ii. C. A mail will be sent on her.

Three more of Officer Toussaint's assailants have been arrested on a charge of assault and battery. The meeting of the Hawaiian Base Ball Association has been postponed until Wednesday, the 20th inst. The Myrtle Boat Club will hold their monthly meeting this evening at the club house, at 7:30 o'clock. Clans Spreckels, is expected on the incoming steamer. It will be his first visit to the islands in some time.

The Sugar Eefinery at Hongkong has recently extended the working capacity of their establishment at a cost of $300,000. The Fire Department flags were placed at half-mast yesterday out of rospect to the memory of the late A. J. Cartwright, Sr. The Kamehamshas make'their last appearance on the diamond this season on next Saturday, when they play a game with the Hawaiia.

The Masons intend to erect a handsome Masonic Hall on the premises recently purchased by them at the corner of Alakea and Hotel streets. Among the outgoing passengers on the Claudine yesterday were Hon. XI. D. Walbridge and wife, Mr.

E. IS. Hendry and Sheriff H. G. Tread-way.

The catalogue of the Lahainaluna Seminary for 1891-2 is out. It contains a list of the students, the course of study and other interesting matter. The barkentine S. G. Wilder, Captain Griffiths, leaves for San Francisco this afternoon at 1 o'clock.

If yon want a pleasant sailing trip try thi3 vessel. 'Jack" Stelling says that if the Legislature insists on making him a police officer he wants both the back and the present 'salary attached to the position. The wife of Kalaaukahiki refused to give him some money the otber day to play che fa with, so he gavo her a good hammering. Judge Fos- ter gave him thirty days yesterday for the offense. The S.

S. Falmas had an assorted cargo for thi3 port. It included raw sugar, bags, matting and Chinese and Japanese provisions. The consignment cf raw sugar suggests "carrying coals to Newcastle." A horse drawing a lumber dray belonging to Wilder caused a stampede on Fort street yesterday afternoon by running away. The horse and wcgon reached the yard on Queen street without any damage.

Owing to the death yesterday of Alexander J. Cartwright, one of our oldest and most respected residents, the band concert, at the request of Frof. Berger and Col. Macfarlane, did not take place at the Hotel as intended. Contrary to expectations, every body's friend Luning, and his wife, did not return from their volcano trip yesterday.

Their non-appearance gave rise to report that they had continued their journey from Hilo to San Francisco. When the Alameda passed through here on her last trip to San Francisco, the Advertiser published a clipping from an Auckland papet in which it was stated that the Alameda would be laid up for one trip and the Australia would take her place. The non arrival of the Australia yesterday seems to prove the truth of the statement. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD FOR JUNE. From Observations Made at Oalin Col-lege ty I'rof.

A. Lyons. temperature or air. Hor of Observation. Staxlmuiu.

Miliirunm. A vr. fi.P.O tS.O 3nne IS. Hi oJnn 13. 77.0 Jan.

14. t9.0 June 3, H.i.0 Jim 72.0 Jane 1. 7T4. 12.Jp.o. .30 p.

m. Teroperslxire of earth 75.5. Dew point, (avera? ior jiiuuih; 7.1 grain. per cubic foot. Dew point higbest 71.

on the 21. Dew point lowett .0 on the 'JTlh. BcUti v. hntniility midday C2 per cent. EeUtUe bnmidity ftt niglit per cent.

Total rainfall Mi Msxlxnnm rainfall one day 0.23 In. Hin exceeding .02 in. fell on 22 day. Average rainiall for Jnne, 1.00 lucht. BAROMETER (CORP.ECTEI) KEAPISt.8.) Per S.

S. Australia To-day, 12th July, from Francisco, Camarino's Refrigerator will arrive with a full asort men of Frozen Fruits and Oysters, Plum, Cherries, Pears, Oranges, Peaches Apricots, Lemons, Cauliflower, Celery, FreU Salmon, Etc. Assorted Boxes of Fruit packed to order. Oakland corn-fed Turkeys and Hoo-ters; also Game Fowls. Mutual Tel.

3121-3t- All objects that come in contact with honey will be sweetened. Have a little honey infused into your life, and it (not the honey) surely will become sweeter, no matter how sweet already is. Do You Drop Then, go to the Elite Ice Cream Parlors and try their most excellent lee Cream, Sherbets, Ice Cream Soda, and Cream Milk Shakes. 31BMw EPT' Hawaiian Fans and Cur- ios in great variety at the Elite Ice Cream Parlors. 3119-lm X7m Dr.

McLennan has removed to Alakea street, opposite the Y. M. C. A. Hall, premises lately occupied by Dr.

Lutz. Office hours 9 to 12, 2 to 4 and evening3 6 to 7. Sundays: lOtol. Bell Telephone, 197, Mutual, 682. 3115-tf The Brunswick Billiard Parlors i are the handsomest in town.

EST Sale of Goods Damaged by Water during the late storm, for the benefit of whom it may concern, commencing Friday, May 6. Egan Gpxx, 100 Fort street (Brewer block). 300o-tf. EST" I'll meet vou at the Brunswick Billiard Parlors this even-ing. 2Cct luccrttscnmits.

UPTON LINE. For Portland, 0., and Victoria, B. C. The S. S.

PALM AS Of the above Line, Honolulu. now due at Will have immediate dispatch for above ports. freight or Passage, apply to THEO. H. DAVTES 3094-td Agents." THE CHEAPEST PLACE in Honolulu to get your ami Tiuwotk -Done is at- JAMES NOTT, Jlis Cor.

Kin2 and Alakea Sis. Prices Lower than Ever! Call anil be Convinced. TSIn ordering bv Telephone be sure and ring up the right number Mutual Telephone Store 201, Residence 244. Bell Telephone Store 78. P.

O. Box 352. QUARTERLY MEETING. C. BREWER COHPANY, L'D.

rpHE REGULAR QUARTERLY JL meetmgof the Stockholders of Bre wer Company, will be held on FRIDAY, the la instant, at 10 a. at the Company's office on Queen Street. E. F. BISHOP, 1117-lw Secretary.

Annual-Meeting. rpiIE STOCKHOLDERS. OF HANA- JL lei Sugar Mill Company will please take notice that the Annual Meeting will be held at the office of C. Brewer Company, on MONDAY, July 18 next, at 10 o'clock a. m.

J. O. CARTER, Secretary Hanalei S. Mill Co. Honolulu, Julv 8th, 1802.

3119-lOt Wanted SECOND-HAND S.VFE. AITLY iV. S. W. LEDERER, 3110-lw Eooms and Board.

9 PLEASANT, FURNISHED ROOMS and board in a private house at 32 Emma street, the house formerly occupied by Mrs. McCartnpy. 3118-tf FOR RENT. THE II 1 OW )C-cupied by E. B.

Thomas on Ka-piolani Street, commanding a fine given June 1st, 1SD2. For particulars enquire ot (i. E. ROARDMAN, At Custom House, DAMASO DE HELLO, TO JS1 j. And MARY R.

MKLLO, .1. 1 I) Ii is A Subscriber Asks for Information About the Statue That Never Came. ''ITr. Editor: I paid one dollar towards erecting a luonumcnt of His lata Majesty Kulakana, can yon tell mo wbero tuy dollar is and what has become of tho committee? "A ScnacrtjBEit." The above laconic letter was received at this ollicc yesterday and as the signer is a good subscriber and pays his bill quarterly in advance, tho Advertiser will attempt to answer his questions. The money is all right, as the following will show the paragraph is clipped from the Advep.tiser of February 14th, 1891 "By reading the names of the members of the convention and of its various officers, it will be seen that the-' work is in good hands, and perfectly non-partizan in political complexion the officers of the organization are also the directors.

They are well known as men of ability on whom the people of the kingdom can thoroughly rely for the collection of the amount required and the proper expenditure of the same." The above ought to settle the dollar question, so now for the other query as to the whereabouts of the committee. The gentlemen of the committee are working hard in a vacant lot all the time on the monument it is presuni as nobody ever hears anything of them or their movements. It is evidently the idea oP the correspondent to ridicule the enthusiasm of the monument makers; if so, the following paragraph will not allow the public to have the same impression, it is also reprinted from the Advertiser of the date previously mentioned "A large attendance was present at the meeting of the committee selected to push the matter of raising, by popular to erect a statute in memory of the late King Kalakaua. The jcom-mittee met at the Hawaiian Hotel at an early hour yesterday evening and earnestly considered the matter from all points of view." TUI GREAT CONTEST. Additional Prizes are Offered by the Advertiser.

Owing to the increasing interest taken in the base hall contest, to decide the favorite players, we have added two prizes to the list before announced, and the whole are as follows The sum of Ten Dollars has been added to the third prize. THE BASE BALL TRTZES. The following are the prizes offered by the Advertiser 1st PRIZE. A FREE TICKET to the VOLCANO and BACK, via Ililo, on the Steamer Kinau, including carriage and horse hire between Hil and the Volcano, and hotel charges at the Volcano. Ticket available till Dec.

31st, 1S92 value $50. 2d PRIZE. TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS in U. S. Gold Coin.

3d PRIZE. One Year's Subscription to the Daily P. C. Advertiser and Ten Dollars Gold. 4th PRIZE.

Daily Advertiser, one year and $5 gold. 5th PRIZE. Daily Advertiser, one year. N.B. Anyone getting the third, fourth or fifth prize may have the Gazette mailed, postage paid, to any person living abroad, in lieu of the Daily Advertiser.

Death of A. J. Cartwright, Sr. Yesterday afternoon, about 3:45 o'clock, after an illness of several weeks, Alex. J.

Cartwright, breathed his last. A carbuncle on Mr. Cartwrisht's neck was the cause of death. The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon, from the fam ily residence, corner of Beretania and Alakea streets. pjne Coffee.

At the C. 1. U. collee rooms at Queen Emma Hall, corner Isu- uanu and Beretania streets, deli cious coffee, sandwiches or bread and butter and roll3 arc furnished for 10 cents. from 6 to 8 a.

from 11 :30 to 1 :30 noon, and from :30 to 9 r. from Tuesday, May 10. PINK SOAPS Por Family Use. An invoice just at hand. ROYAL 8 AVON.

It is made only from purified oil, upon an entirely new princi ple; Boiled and throughly saponuied- eivins it a very agreeable odor, as a Laundry hoap and Grease Lradicator, it stands unrivaled in the market, requiring a less quantity of hoap and less work to uo tho washing of a small family than any ordinary rosin b'oap. It will wash eqnally as well in bard as soft water. OIL end BORAX euaranteed to be the finest oil and Borax Hoar in the market not adulturated with any material to cheapen its cost: Full weight. WHITE CASTILE SOAr Harness. Oil, Falad Oil.

Woreh esters mr bances, 1'uiz Pomade, Idanha SThe above consignment will be closed out at very low prices. PACIFIC HARDWARE Cummins New Building, Fort Strff.t. Stamps TED. TWILL FAY FOIL A large or cf Hawaiian Postage Stamps, as (These oilers are per bundle an 1 any quantity be accepted, no ma iter hem-small, at the tarue rates.) cent, ..) cent, cent, green cent, vermilion 1 5j cent, brown cent, rose 1'3 cent, violet. issue cent, daik 1 aJ cent, ultramarine blue c0 cent, green 2 5U 10 cent, black 4 ft) 10 cent, vermilion 5 0J 10 cent, brown 2 12 cent, 0 12 cent, mauve 6 Ou 13 cent, brown CO IS cent, red i 25 cent, purple- 10 i 50 cent, red 15 IX $1, carmine 23 HO cent envelope 4 75 cent 1 cent envelcpo I 10 cent envelop 3 i' torn stamps wanted at any price.

Address: GEO. E. WASIIBUKN, 625 Octavia San Francisco, Cal. 3321 141S-U GO TO THE EAGLL HOUSE, Kunanii Avenue, ore TO Til ARLINGTON HOTEL Hotel Street. KATES Table Board and $1 Hr day.

Board and Lodging 1- per week. iDwSpeeial monthly prices. E. ROUSE, Pkofrii: tojx. E.

B. TMOMAS, Contractor and Builder ESTIMATES GIVEN ON all kinds of Brick, Iron, Stone and Wooden Buildings. All kinds cf Jobbing in the buildinsr trade at tended to. Keeps forfait1: Lin Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Liilinprs, old and new Corrugated Minton' 'I 'iies, Quarry Tiles, assorted hip and colors California and Monterey Curbing and Etc. Office and Yard Cor.

Kinr; and Sudth Ets. OiSce Hours to 12 a.m., 1 to 4 p.ss Telephones Bell S51; Mutual 417. Itesi lence, Mutual 410. P. O.

Box 117. jstetw goo: a Fine Assortment. OB Matting of all Kinhs, Manila Chinese Fire Rocket and bombs, Japanese Provision rd y. A few of those r.e harid-eiobroi iTed SILIC and SATIN BCIIEENB, kuo nhl" Assorted colors and patterns cf Crepe Silk bhawls. Elegant Tetn te Cups and Saucers.

A fine lot of A few of those handy Mosquito Urns. Also, an assortment of new styles of Rattan Chairs and Tables ft small selection cf JAPANESE COSTUMES. WING WO CIIAa CO. No. 22 ISTviririi 2651-l Is it Fast Enough A firm desired to tend cut.

500 circu-ars. and concluded to hav them tako the form of a type written letter, printed on their own letter head. In minutes, the type" writer bad written the letter of 510 word, on the s-tcncil sheet, placed it in the Mimeograph, inked the sheet and printed the hrst copy, and in exactly 30 minutes 500 perfect copies of that letter were printed. Thi3 astonish ing result can only be obtained by lie aid cf a first-class duplicating dev ice. I this case it cost the firm just 21 cent3 to do the work.

As the can Be struck of! on any quality of papr-r it will bean easy matter to calculate the cost of getting, out 500 circulsrs. The alu? cf such a device as the is best appreciated by tho-o who wish to do a largo amount of work in a short space of time. This circular was an ordinary every day letter, and net made up for the purpOFC cf showing speed. Tue Book-Keepi r. HOBRON NEWMAN CO.

California 5 'WRIGHT, Piers. Have en Hani and For Fresh every month from the Cvi the verV PTay Of all kinds, at the very io 1 Delivered promptly (o any of the city. GIVE US A TRLfld Warclso'e, -M- 121; Office vith C. iulkk Bed Tele-phonf O.lnVual V' phone lCiL 1 Teii Dollar reward v.illboprdd fur Information that lad to th arrest and conviction of cnyono stcal-inp: tho Dailv AnvcnTirn left at tho oilice or residence, of nberibora. Hawaiian Diamond Head, July 12 p.m.

Weather, clear; wind, light east. The schooner Alice Cooke is at the Kinau wharf. The schooner Transit loads sugar from the steamer W. G. Halt this morning.

The barkentine Discovery went up in ballast yesterday for Puget Sound. The bark J. C. Pfluger still unloading cargo near the Mail wharf. About hundred seamen from II.

B. M. is. Champion were enjoying a dip in the harbor last evening. They presented a novel sight.

The steamer Iwalani, lying in the stream, has had her bowsprit Taken out. The steamer Mikahala did not leave for Kauai until o'clock last evening, on account of taking in freight. The British bark Sumatra will leave to-day for Port Towusend. The bark Veritas will leave for the same port to-morrow. Both vessels go up in ballast.

The barkentine S. G. Wilder, Capt. T. II.

Griffiths, sails to-day with a cargo of sugar for San Francisco. Several local boat crews were out practicing in the harbor yesterday afternoon. On May29th there took place on Belfast-Loughs, Ireland, the trial trip of the new steel twin-screw steamer Lord Erne, which is by far the largest Irish trading steamer afloat. The Lord Erne was built by Ilarland Wolff, the famous ship builders, for the Irish Shipowners Limited, proprietors of the well-known "Lord Line," trading as cargo carriers between New York, JJaltimore, Dublin and Belfast, and is the tenth vessel built on Queen island for the same owners. The ninth of the series built was the fine four-master Lord Temple-more, now loading at Liverpool for this port.

Belfast people are proud that one of the largest cargo steamers in the world is Irish owned, managed by the well known Belfast firm of T. Dixon Sons, and engaged in tge direct Irish-American trade. San Francisco Exchange. If you don't take the AnvERTisF.R yon don't get the news. 5Xcu) tJUErtisemcnts.

ATTENTION NO. 1 I EMBERS OF ABOVE 110-ItJL nolalu Fire Department, are requested to attend a special meeting THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock. CPer order of the Foreman. July 13, 1892. 3122-lt Myrtle Boat MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE CLUB are requested to attend the regular monthly meeting at the Club house THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7:30 o'clock.

A full attendance is requested as business of importance will be brought up. Fer order of the 3122-lt SECRETARY. NOTICE. rpiIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Hawaiian Base Ball Association will be held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce WEDNESDAY. July 20, 1892, at 12:30 o'clock p.

m. above meeting has been postponed from Wednesday June 13, to Wednesday, June 20. 11. I' JRUJiXt, 3121-td Secretary. Lost or Stolen.

DRAFT NO. 5032, DRAWN BY Koloa Susrar Co. on Hackfeld Honolulu, for three hundred and forty dollars ($340) payment on Bame has been stopped; information to D9 leit at P. C. A.

office. Honolulu, July 12, 189J. 3122-4t NOTICE. MANOEL DA SILVA (OF MANOA) havina lost all control over his sen Joao da Silva (aged 18) gives notice from this date he will not be responsible lor any debts contracted by his said Eon or for any of his said son actions. Lost.

IK II BETWEEN TIIE RESIDENCES OF J. II. Soner and E. I. Spaldiner, a Lady's Gold Watch with Four Chains and a Small Globe and pencil attached thereto.

The finder will be rewarded by returning same to the Advertisbk oilice. 3110-3t Massacre. M' RS. PRAY CAIn BE FUUNH (until Anz. 9) at 180 King plrect.

Telephones: Mutual 207, Bell 5J-5. FOR SjLIS. TTOR WANT OF ROOM. A 5 FOOT Jr I ilall fafe. Annlv at Golden Rule Bazaar.

3119-lw Beautiful Pups. lOUR GENUINE pTCLTHH 1. Pups a few weeks for pale, plv to Jhis oilice. fJHS-tf FUG Ap- it 59 fr il i 44 1 have been a great Asthma. sufferer from Asthma and severe Colds every Winter, and last Fall my friends as well as -myself thought because of my feeble condition, and great distress from constant coughing, and inability to raise any of the accumulated matter from my lungs, that my time was close at hand.

When nearly worn out for want cf sleep and rest, a friend recommended r.ie to trv thv valuable medicine. Boschee's German Syrup. I am confident it saved my life. Almost the first dose gave me great CentU, Rofreshing Sleep. relief and a gentle re freshing sleep, such as I had not had for weeks.

My cough began immediately to loosen and pass away, and I found myself rapidly gaining in health and weight. I am pleased to inform thee unsolicited that I am in excellent health and do certainly attribute it to thy Boschee's German Syrup. C. B. Stickney, Picton, Ontario." SPEAKS FOE ITSELF.

Honolulu. June 0, 1692. Dear Ma. Lowell I feel it would be ungrateful of me to return to New Zealand without expressing in writing rny and thankfulness to almighty God for the complete cure of my cancer by your instrumentality. Alore especially considering mine had been cut twice, and so aggravated so much that our great doctors here said that there was no cure for it.

But him who works in men both to will and to do guided me here, in answer to my prajrer. And I hope the time is at hand when the obstruction to your suc-cesful treatment of thi3 people will be swept awav. TIIOS. IIULLETT, Christchurch, New Zealand. FOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS, the Property belonging to the Estate of Chas.

Long, deceased, situated in Manoa Yailey and for the past ten years having been occupied by A. A. Montano. There are two pieces the iirst consisting of a large Paddock on the Waikiki side of the upper Manoa road and suitable lor growing almost anything, the second on the Ewa Bide of the upper Manoa road, being a Large Paddock suitable for pasturage, together with all the Buildings thereon. Possession given at once.

For particulars ap-plv to F. A. SCHAEFER, or J. F. Colburx.

311-v-lw 2 Lots for Sale. i) FINELY LOCATED RESI-w dence lots, 200x250 feet each, at Makiki, on reasonable terms. X7 For further particulars apuly at Kinau and Punchbowl Streets corner of 3111-1 wtft L. rs ANDRADE. To Whom it may Concern.

riMIP. TTMnFJRSTGVFn TIP1' I- about to dispose of his business at Palama on King Street, hereby notifies his creditors to present their claims on or before tbe 9th day of July, 1632. SHIN HING. Dated Jnly 5, 1802. 311 7-1 For Lease or Sale.

RESIDENCE ON LUNA LILO street, at present occupied by E. W. lloldsworth, containing double parlors, 4 bedrooms, dressing and bath rooms, dining room, pantry and kitchen. Grounds S00xl05 feet, we'll laid out; servants' rooms, stable and chicken house in rear of main buudiner. 11.

I. LILLIE, tS22-tf wHh Thc.J Davios Co. For Sale or Exchange. RESIDENCE IN A VERY desirable part of Honolulu. Parlor, Dining Room, 2 Bod Rooms, Kitchen, Hewing Room, in main house.

Cottage adjoining of 2 c.ijxjred Rooms, Store Room and Bath Itotjni. Lot 100x200 feet. Seller exchange fcr smaller property and cash or Eccurify. AH the building's are navr. One block from Apply at this office.

3013-tf, FOR SALE, 4 IN WAILUKE, MAUI, THE fine, new, two story known as the building WAILUKU MOTEL, Now -ccc'upied G. W. Macfarlane opposite the railroad depot. Is puila' ble for busineps Block or Hotel. Com' mam "a fine view of the sea.

Apply to Mrs. E. BATCHELOR, HSNuuanu Avenue. 3114-tf W. BREDE, SJ Gr IN Ij TO Jft NO.

15 EetheL LXonolulu, (near Castle A Cooke's) MATHEMATICAL, PHILOSOPHICAL AKD SURGICAL MAKER, Is preparJ how to make or repair all kindi of light M-JincFyjEawn Mowers," 4jtins. Ristfyi fine Machine work cf all Hnda. Orders from the other Islands pro' xiptly attended to. tion guaranteed. 3001-3m 4' "Ay pes 'a pciaiti Invent practl ill 1c? ings, Fat tern rr.itking; Eswrii--rjt5l 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 5 6 1 4 5 id' a M-n 'I Th'i 3 4 6 W.0!.

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Tcesdat, July 12. Ktntr Hall. Simerson, from Hawaii and Mani Strnr Kilauea IIou, Aamundsen, from Harnakua. Tuesday, July 12 btmr Clandine, Davit for Maui and I'aauhau. htrar Mikahala.Chaney.

for Kauai. Am bkt Discovery, McNeill, for Puget So'ind. Sclir Kulamanu for Makaweli. Vr.SSEL3 LEWISO TO-IAV. CrS Talmas for Victoria, P.

at Darn. hirer il Le Claire, for Waianae, and Kooiau, at 9 a in. Strar Waialeale, Freerapn, for llama-kua and Lahaina, at 9 am. Ara bkt Wilder, Grdliths, for San Francisco. Ur bk Sumatra, Thomas, for Fuget Hound.

Schr Ka Moi for Faanilo. ''VKSSELl IN FOKT. tTbi list does cot lnclade coMterf. San Francisco. Adra'l Brown Diego 15 Id Cliaropion.Kooke.BliRU ClrAbia.

Ara Alice (Jooke, I'enhp" T. lit hk Sumatra. Thomas, Veritas, Steinman. New Am schr Ak-na, San Fram' o-Am (i Irwin, McCuI.cb. Ban ran.

Am bkt Cm Wilder, Griffit San ran. Ara srhr Transit. Jergueii. 'an Irran. Am bkt Planter, Dow, S.s ran.

tier bk PMuepr. Kru Bremen. HrKH 1'almas, Dan bk Lotz. Nei-' Honduras. EXPECTED.

Wiiere from, Ia. Am bk Miraret Ha.v r.k Helen Dre Am bk Am Mornifiii Am bkt cr bk It Hackfeb Am dif Anna. Am bk Forest Am bkt Irniard tier bk Jenbe NewcastlcJnly SO er Aug 4 June 15 Newcastle. -July 22 Jnly 25 10 10 Fran. 11 July 13 1G San 14 man.y.m July 31 8 31 10 San July 30 15 A ra tkt Am bktM Wink Am schr Pnrif-A: i lir Glcr, Ara bk Sonoma Am schr Eva ARRIVALS.

a and Maui, per Ptmr Jutv 12-iMrs Kelly, Mis Kelly, Mrs r. Sam Norris, ABNa-frs "ii.t Deis. Mrs A Toms, Mr? Kr.lani. Mrs Robins, 1'aue Clime-o, mid vldeek. DEPART! EES.

For Maui nnd Faauhau. Ldv 12 Hr.n ftC Waibrid per Claudine, and wife. It i a rhii.tmn. Tnrner. 1.

Mother Marianna. Mr. dray. Jim-try. Maud it ireaiwiiy uu A i'armf ii A er sltnr July 12 I A JtuM, Jr, Mrs Klueral For Kann J.H It .1 Damon.

Stoeckle, Ma'fr Mi It flann. A liesdemann, It Cunr.in fhaiu and wife, Miss Smith, i It', I.e. iJ I.U TOUTS. I't A (1 Hall. 2572 haca sugar, 43 head cattle.

12 bags lice, 22 hide'-, l'JO pkRi sundries. IIEI. A It At Waikiki. July 12, Kf-'JAlexander Joy Cartwright, in his 73d War. born in New York City, April 17.

i. Funeral will take t.lace from the U. 5.2.! 6.45 8.41 6.25 6.45 .22 5.2f! 6.45 10. 6.26 6.45 10.42 5.2'-' 6.4f 11.23 S.27; 6.45 11.57 6.7! 6.4 llour fcf. i ObierTa-1; Maximum.

Minimum. Aer. tion. 9 30 30.15 Jnne 15. 30.100 3 p.ru....

30.10 June 15. 2y.S7Junel. momif.01 30.12 Jnne 13. 2X9t)JonL 3fJ-c73 Clondlness 43 per cent. (In the dat time).

It would Vf ell cot to forget tho tt-. 4 IJ lot far-juy reiience, orner Union and I'ere-t a -JTei, 3 r. on Thursday, July excursion to iauna uiw uvw i.