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52 THE HAWAIIAN STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 14, Mi Pacific Mail Steamship Co AND THE Occidental Oriental Steamship Co, For YOKOHAMA and HONCKONC Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way to the above ports on or about the loliowing dates! Stmr Peru Juno 13, Btmr Coptic June 25 Stmr (Jui-llc Btmr Cltv ot IVktnu July is Stmr China Augut 0 Stmr BelKlo August IB Stmr Coptlo September 2 Stmr Mode 10 Stmr City of Peking 2H Stmr 1) -rlc October 7 Stmr llcltflc 24 Stmr Peru November 2 Stmr Oltv ot 1'eklnn November l'l Btmr No' ember 23 Stmr Doric December 16 Mtmr nhlnn. Ilenember 24 Htmr Peru January 12, 1897 For SAN FRANCISCO: ft Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu on their way from "apHongkonR antl yoltoiiaum to tne auove port on or aoom mo iouowiiig uuiea: Stmr Coptic 2. 180" 3tmr Klo le Janeiro luno lu fi Stmr City of Peking Juno 58 Htmr Doric S- Stmr China Julv 1.1 Stmr Belglo 21 Stmr Peru August 1 Stmr Klo do Janeiro August II) Htmr Gaelic August 28 Stmr Doric Soptem! cr 1 Stmr China September 2S Stmr Peru October '2 Stmr Coptic October 21 Stmr (Ineltc November 0 Stmr City ofPeking Sttur China December 2 Btmr llelglc December 11 Stmr Coptic December 28 Stmr Hlo do Janeiro 0, 1'97 Stmr City Peking January 23 Stmr Doric i Stmr February 19 Stmr Peru March 1 Rates of Passage are as Follows: TO YOKO- TO 110NO-ItAMA. KONG. Cabm $150.00 $175.00 Cabin, round trip, 4 v-months 25.00 202.50 'Cabin, round trip, 12 months 202.50 310.25 European Steerage 85.00 100.00 JDPassengers paying full fare will be allowed 10 per cent, off return fare if returning within twelve months.

CSTFor Freight and Passage apply to H. Hackfeld AGENTS. OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. TIME TABLE. S.

S. AUSTRALIA -Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulu from S. P. for S. F.

1S90 IBM July 17 July 20. Aug. 10..: Aug. 15 Sept. 4 Sept.

9 Sept. 28 Oct. 3 Oct. 2G Oct. 28 THROUGH LINE From San Francisco From Sydney for for Sydney.

San Francisco Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Alameda 2Monowai. July 23. July 20 Monowai.

27Mariposa. 17 Alam Sept. 24 Mono 15. Oceanic Steamship Co. Australian Mall Service.

For Syflney anil AncHani: The New and Fine Al Steel Steamship "ALAMEDA" Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from San Fran-jisco on or about July 2nd, And will leave for the above porta with Mail and Passengara on or about that date, For San Francisco: The New and Fino Al Steol Steamship MONOWAI, Of the Oceanic Steamship Company will be due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or about July 23rd, and will have prompt despatch with Mails and Passengers for the above port. The undersigned are now prepared to issue ThrOugu Tickets to all Points in tne United States, For further particulars regarding Freight or i'assage, apply to Wm. G. I I'd, GENERAL AGENTS Wm. G.

Irwin Wm. G. Irwin President and Manager rrtmia Snreckels. Vice President W. M.

Giffard, Secretary and Treasurer Theo. C. Porter, Auuitor SUGAR FACTORS, Commission Agents, AOENTS OF THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF BAN FRANCISCO. OAL. FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS.

8TKAM8IIIPS TO AH1UVH. Date. 13. 10. 17.

18. 23. 24. 24. 30.

Aug. 1. 0. 10. 15.

10. 21). 24. 27. 28.

Sept. 2. 4. 10. 15.

10. 17. 24. 24. 25.

28. Name. From. China Yokohama Victoria, It. C.

Australia San Francisco City of Peking. Sun Francisco Monowai Colonies llelgic Yokohama Warrimoo Colonies Muriposa San Francisco Peru Yokohama China San Francisco Australia San Francisco llelglc San Francisco Warrimoo Victoria, J). Rio de Yokohama Alameda Colonics Miowera Colonics Monowai San Francisco Gaelic Yokohama Coptic San Francisco Australia San Francisco Rio de Janeiro. San Francisco Doric Miowera Mariposa Alameda Warrimoo Yokohama Victoria, 11. C.

Colonies San Francisco Colonics China Yokohama City of Peking. San Francisco Australia San Francisco Doric San Francisco Peru Yokohama Monowai Colonics Warrimoo Victoria, B. C. Coptic Oct. 7.

12. 15. 1G. 20. 22 24.

24. 20. Mariposa Hclgio Miowera Australia Peru Gaelic Alameda Australia San Francisco San Francisco Colonics San Francisco San Francisco Yokohama Colonies San Francisco Nov. ft G. 4 12.

10. 1G. 10. 10. 19.

24. 28, Dec. 2. 10. 11.

11. 10. 10. 17. 24.

24. 28. City of Peking. Miowera Victoria, II. C.

Monowai San Francisco Rio dc Jnneiro. San Francisco Warrimoo Colonics Gaelic China Mariposa Australia Ilelgic Doric Warrimoo Alameda San Francisco Yokohama Colonics San Francisco Yokohama San Francisco Victoria, B. C. San Francisco China San Francisco Miowera Colonies Coptic Yokohama STEAMSHIPS TO JJUl'AKT. Date.

Name. For. 10. Miowera Colonies 18. City of Peking.

20. Ailstralia San Francisco 23. Monowai San Francisco 24. Belgic San Francisco 24. Warrimoo Victoria, B.

C. 30. Mariposa Colonics Aug 1. Peru San Francisco 0. China Yokohama 15.

Australia San "Francisco 15. Belgic Yokohama 10. Warrimoo Colonies 19. Rio ilc Janeiro. San Francisco 20.

Alameda San Francisco 24. Miowera Victoria, B. C. 27. Monowai Colonics 28.

Gaelic San Francisco Sept. Coptic Yokohama 9. Australia San Francisco 10. Rio de Janeiro. 15.

Doric San Francisco 10. Miowera Colonies 17. Mariposa San Francisco 24. Alameda Colonics 24. Warrimoo Victoria, 11.

C. 25. China San Francisco 28. City of Yokohama 3. Australia San Francisco 7.

Doric Yokohama' 12. Peru San Francisco 15. Monowai San Francisco 10. Warrimoo Colonics 20. Coptic San Francisco 22.

Mariposa Colonics 24. Belgic Yokohama 24. Miowera Victoria, B. C. 28.

Australia San Francisco 2. Peru Yokohama Oct. Nov 0. Gaelic San Francisco 12. Alameda San Francisco 10.

City of Peking. San Francisco 10. Miowera Colonies 10. Monowai Colonies 19. Rio de Janeiro.

21. Australia San Francisco 24. Warrimoo Victoria, B. C. 28.

Gaelic Yokohama Dec. 2, China San Francisco 10. Mrriposa San Francisco 11. Belgic San Francisco 10. Australia San Francisco 10." Doric Yokohama 10.

Warrimoo Colonies 17. Alameda Colonies 24. China Yokohama 24. Miowera Victoria, B. 28, Coptic San Francisco Don't E3CDOct: To have your Jewelry repaired for little or nothinc.

If vou wish good work done work that will last I can do it and will charge only a reasonable price. I do only uuuu Special Designs In Jewelry Made to oraer. Late with II. F. Wichman II.

R. VIBIRA, With Brown Ss Kuboy, Hotel Telephone 705. THE LOCK AND THE KEY. You can oporato lock only with tho key tlint fits it. Very woll.

So you can euro a discaso only with tho mcdicino that goes down to tho cause of it. Now, many so-called diseases nro in truth only forms of ono disease, branches of ono tree, as wo may 6ay. For example, if wo can nourish tho body and enrich tho blood wo speedily get rid of many of, our troubles, such as Anemia, Fevers, 'Rheumatism, Scrofula and Blood Disorders, Rickets in children, and so on, all proofs that the body lacks vitality and force. Nothing is so useful as a body-builder as Cod Liver Oil, but alas, how many are nauseated and npsot at the very thought of it. In Wampole's Preparation, made from Fresh Livers, however, wo have the rose without tho thorn tho valuable drug minus its vile taste.

A11 to tills the II ypophospliltOH, for making bone, mill tho Extracts of Mult mid lid Cherry Tor rquully excellent purposes, and wo have remedy Indeed. One as pleatilng to the pnlute and stomach as It Is potent and successful In banishing dlseao In old or young, anil niuKint; me norm Having, try it nnci f-ou win agree wltn what we say auoiit as our claims are supported by results. Genuine has trade mark. All druggists. I II 111 buy furniture to last for one season or two seasons.

In most cases it's For a Life Time, but you are often dissapointed. Repairs Are Needed and the best only should be made. Maybe your chairs need titivating off, or a couch decorated. Poor work in the upholstering line is to be feared as much as poor furniture. A Well Hade Mattress Will last a life time, but a poor one is dear to yon and the sell er, because it hurts trade.

If you have a poorly made mat tress with the cords broken or the springs sagging send it to us and have it made over. You won't know it when we get through with it. Turkish Divans, Couches or any other thing else in the upholstery line can be made by us at A Third Less than you know of and We Know What We're Doing when we do work cheap; the Factory is Here, the men are here and must be kept busy; the profit comes in other ways. We've an Upholsterer whose work will surprise you and the prices are right. Hopp Co.

Furniture Dealers, Cor. King and Bethel Sts FOR SALE: 1 No. 2 Zimmerman's Fruit Evaporator, suitable for drying truits or vegetables. 1 all 'Brass Ship's Pump in good order. 1 30-Light "Combination" Gas Machine, complete and in pertect order, tor lighting rest dence or supplying gas for labratory work.

APPLY TO JOHN EMMELDTH GO. 4 Merchant Street. Use These Columns for crutches; you will be surprised at tho slrid6s la mo business will take, For sale at tho Star Office it shines for you. Ail AL0N6JHE IIS KINAU THIS AFTERNOON FROM HAWAII AND MAUI. Cummins on the iMnrinc Railway An Arrival Hall Gone Again With a Large Cargo.

The Klnau arrived from Hawaii and Maui this afternoon. The Likelike is expected with sugar nt any hour from Hawaii. The Claudinc leaves at 5 p. in. today with a large freight for Maul.

The lwalani sailed again on the Mi-ktihtila's route this afternoon. The .1. A. Cummins is on tiie Marine lailway receiving an overhauling. The Wuiilcalc sailed this morning for llamiikua with a large freight.

The Mikalmla's boiler is being rolled down the wharf alongside the ship and will probably be put on board tomorrow. The W. G. Hull left on her usual route for Hawaii and Maui this morn ing, taking a heavy freight and full passenger list. The Kauai will sail tomorrow for Waimca and Kekalia.

She takes 300 tons of coal for the latter plantation besides some heavy timbers. Today, the 14th of July, is the anniversary of the fall of the Bastllc. The U. S. S.

Adams is decorated in consequence, and consular flags are flying' in town. The American bark Belmont, Capt. Ladd, came into port this morning, forty-eight days from Sydney, having left! thnt port, on May 27th. The Belmont is a large bark. She lias on board 800 tons coal and 00 tons ballast.

She is consigned to W. G. Irwin Co, and after discharging her coal will load sugar for that firm for New York. ARRIVALS. Tuesday, July 14.

Am. bark Bcliuont, Ladd, from Sydney, X. S. W. DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, July 14. Stmr Claudinc, Cameron, for Maui ports. Stmr W. G. Hall, Simerson, for Maui and Hawaii ports.

Stmr Waialeale, Gregory, for Laha-na and Ilnmakua. Stmr lwalani, Sinythe, for Kauai ports. (Mikahala route.) PASSENGERS. 1 For San Francisco, per P. M.

S. S. China, July 13. James B. Castle, E.

II. Brammell and G. Reith. For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr W. G.

Hnll, July 14. Miss Hutchinson, Miss B. Cooke, Bishop Willis and wife, Miss Mary Ann Searle, Miss Miller, Miss Brumaghem, Mrs. Brumnghem, Miss Lizzie Kinney, Knpua Kanoa, Mrs. P.

P. Kanoa, Miss Hoomnlu Ka noa, Mrs. Kawaahau, Mrs. B. S.

Ka-pu, Professor W. D. Alexander, Geo. McDougal, Miss Kathleen Martin, Miss Smithies, Miss Ululani, Rev. Kalaiwaa, Rev.

Kawewclii, Rev. Kuniakua, Chong Chock Kco, Mrs. Mahelona, K. P. Mc-Geeney, J.

K. Miller, Master Kopko and fifty-five on deck. Crabs. Tho process of crabs shedding during, tho summer season is aa follows: The crabs becoino fat; then tlioyassumoablulBhlook on tiio back and yellow on under side. When in this condition, If an outer shell bo broken, thcro will bo found a.

skin similar to tho Inner skin of an egg covering tho crab. In this stage tho crab is known as a peeler. Tho next stago is when the outer shell begins to open, and tho crab Is then known us a bustor. When tho outer shell is stuffed, tho crab is then a soft crab. If shoTms escaped from tho cannibalistic nialo crabs, who pursuo her during this period, sho lies hidden In tho grass in shoal water until tho next tide, which hardens hor shell considerably, and the crab is called a buekrum.

Buckrums nro tho tough crabs sold as soft crabs, and when cooked tho shell turns red, llko that of a lobster, and Is not on account of Its brittlcucss. In another tldo tho crabs becomo truly hard and go where they plcaso without fear of being dovourcd by thomalomoiiibcrs. Tho tenacity which a grown malo crab shows when ho begins keeping "steady company" with a peeler can bo observed In many of tho Chesapeake waters during tho summer. Boltlmoro Sun. WHEN TRAVELING, Whether on pleasure bent, or business take on every trip a bottle of Syrur, of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms of sickness.

For sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists. Manufactured by the Cal ifornia Fig Syrup Co. only. Hobron Drug wholesale agents. A DEAD LIGnT.

Advertising is the light to guide the traveler to your'door. If your light burns dimly, ho may not see it, or may follow a brighter light. Printer's Ink. Weekly Star, $4.00 per year. HE KNEW THE STORY.

And to Sure Time Took the Words From the Elderly Man. "Yes, sireo," said tho elderly man to tho drummer who was waiting at tho railway station, "this hcz got tor bo a good of a town a good deal of a town. Why, sir" "Ah, 'ycsl You aro about to remark that when your grandfather camo hero ho could liavo bought tho wholo county for a jug of whisky, and that if you had bought somo of that Bwamp over thcro that has just been filled iu you'd bo a rich man today." "That's right. And" "And some of tho men that have tuado their marks didn't seem to have penso enough to wash their own faces when thoy wcro boys. And you know somo of tho folks that aro now putting on tho biggest kind of airs when they had to borrow their next door neighbors' wash tubs and never had more than ono linen shirt on tho lino at a time." "Sure.

And what's more" "And vhat is more, pcoplo that used to profess to bo your friends aro forgetting to sco you as you pass on tho street, and you'd feel a littlo hurt about It if you didn't know that you aro just as good as they aro and maybo better. Excuse mo for interrupting you, won't you? But, you sec, I know tho story pretty woll, and as I am in a hurry I just took tho liberty of putting it into words for you tho quickest way. Good-by." And as tho elderly man gazed at his retreating flguro ho 'exclaimed "Waal I I'vo hcarn tell of these hero mind readers. But I'm blest ef I ever expected tor ro'ly lay eyes on ono. Detroit Frco Press.

"All Day Suckers." Some candy merchant who has tho instruction of tho public at heart ought to como forward and givo tho origin of tho now popular confection known as an "all day sticker. In all tho candy shops of tho byways, particularly -where school children flock, heaps of this droll confection, which used to bo called "taffy on a stick," aro exposed for sale, labeled seductively, "All day suckers one cent each. A huge, flat lump of hard candy, chocolate, lemon, winter-green, or red and white striped peppermint variety, is molded on a short, whito stick, and this, wrapped in soft, white tissue paper, constitutes tho sugared joy. Into ono of these small shops camo the other day an urchin with a deeply grieved countenance He approached tho dealer and said in an injured tone: "Look hero, mister, I want my money back. I got ono o' them all day suckers, an it never lasted mo but a n'our an a half." Louisvillo Courier-Journal.

An Example of Patience. Tourist How do do, my colored friend? You seem to have met with somo tribulation iu your. Ashing exploits. Darky Yas, sir. Yo' see I done cotch do eel all right, but I done husslo 'im out dat sharp dat I slang 'im up in dat treo, an ho dono tie 'imself up in one deso ycr bow knots dar, an fo' do time bein ho sorter got de bes' 'er me.

Tourist So I see. But, of course, you aren't going to let a littlo thing like that interfere with your fishing enter prise. Darky No, indeedyl I jus' gwmo ter set right ycr an wait twell eider a cy- olum comer long an blow de treo down or do eel git der cramps an hafter on loose heso'f. Richmond Dispatch. At the Swell Restaurant.

Mason Is that old Bingley with his wife or his new typewriter? Bilby (to Garcon) Waiter, did that gentleman order ono portion of steak and a small beer for two? Garcon No, ho ordered canvasback and champagno for four. Bilby Ah, his typewriter! Thanks. New York World. Wrong Assumption. Watts I guess it is a fact that thero is no difference between genius and in sanity.

Potts There is some, anyway. Man can't very woll get out of a murder scrapo on the plea that ho is a genius. Indianapolis Journal. Vicissitude or Life. "Rose, did you have a good down town bargain day?" time "No.

I waited two hours to seo somo lovely jardinieres marked down, and a clerk camo around and marked them up. Chicago Record. The Variety. Mrs. Cumso My now cook is a jewel.

Mrs. Cawker Is sho Irish? Cumso Yes. Mrs. Cawker Then sno is an emer. aid, of course.

To Date. Crushing II I m. He Would I were a glovo upon that hand. She You couldn't be more of a kid than you aro. Now York.

World. tj VESSELS EXPECTED. Vessels from Due. Hk Kociusco, Newcastle O. O.

S. S. Gaelic, San Fran. P. M.

S. S. China, Puly 13 A. S. S.

Miowera, Vancouver. July 16 O. S. S. Australia, San Fran 17 O.

O. S. S. City ot is O. S.

S. Mariposa, San Fran 30 VESSELS IN PORT. NAVAL. U. S.

Adams, Watson, Lahaina. Mcx. corvette Znragoza, Mugucl Pozo, commander, San Francisco. M. S.

Salda, Spiller, Marquesas Islds. MERCHANTMEN. (This list does not include coasters.) Haw. schr Norma, Roschill, Kusaie, Caroline Islands. Haw.

bk Mnuna Ala, Smith, Newcastle. m. schr Transit, Jorgensen, S. F. Am.

bk Highland Light, Hughes, New castle. Am. ship Tillle E. Starbuck, Astoria. Am.

bk Martha Davis, Soule, S. F. Am. schr. Oceania Vanee.

D.irt.. Xiw. castle. Am schr Helen N. Kimball, Ilcllingsen, San Frnncisco.

schr II. C. Wright, Olscn, Eureka. Bktnc Amelia, Ward, Eureka. RAILWAY AND LAND TIME) TABLE) From and After January 31, 18BC.

TRAINS a a 3 a 13 a C72 A.M. A.H. 9:58 ion 10:1 V.M. 1:45 2:28 40 Leave Honolnln P.M. 2:28 2.49 3:21 P.M.

5:10 5:53 6:14 6:19 00 art P. "5 a -a Pen p.u. 4:18 4:51 lieave Pearl Leave F.wa .8:10 Arrive Walanae a tn 5 A OS a 3 A.M. P.M. 2:07 2:33 3:11 Leave Walanae Ljave Ewa Mill.

.7:19 9:10 9:48 3:51 Lieave rearl Ulty.7:C0 4: 6:22. Arrive Honolulu. 10:30 1:55 5:55 Freltrht Trains will carrv PaftRenErer ar.pom- modatlons. Q. P.

Denison. F. O. SMiTn. Superintend nt.

Gen. Pass. Tkt. Agt SPECIAL BARGAIN NO. 2.

An all Linen Bosom White Shirt lain or Pleated at 75 cts. each. Extraordinary Bargain in COLORED SHIELD BOWS. At 10 cents each, or 3 for 25 cents. Cevittdston manager WEAVEBLY Itl.OCK, Hotel St.

Shirts Made to Order. A NEW SHOP Has been made out of the old one. If you want to be well groomed in the brightest, newest and best lighted barber shop you will not over look us in the rush We understand our business to a and can send you awav delighted. We don't talk prize fights, or scandal, but do our work in as silent a way as you wish CRITERION BARBER SHOP. PACHECO FERNANDEZ, Props.

Port Street, opp. Pantheon Stables. Have You Noticed. That people who buy their harness from us never complain about them being too expensive. My harnesses are strictly hand made and will outwear any imported articles in the market.

This is a point it is well to remember when ordering a harness. Full assortment of findings, whips, oils, dressings, etc, constantly.on hand. FRED PHILP, KING STREET, -HONOLULU, H. I. Tel.

111? P. O. Box, 133. Weekly Star, $4.00 per year..

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