The Hawaiian Gazette from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 8

SF i i i i 1- i i If Ik i Is S35r If COMMERCIAL HONOLULU SOY JS 1SS7 The latest advices from abroad all indicate that the price of sujjars is steadily crowing more firm with no immediate prospect of a decline Licht in his latest estimates has re daced the probable yield of the beet crop of 1837 to 245000 aRainst 2625442 forlSSG with perhaps further redaction later in the season He also estimates the increase of the demands for consumption at 350000 tons Bradstreet says that the New Sugar Trust of New York has been formally presented to the public in an organized body with Mr Havemeyer of the firm of Havemeyer Elder as president and Mr John Searles Jr of the Havemeyer Sugar Kefining Co as secretary and treasurer As to the progress making under the trust itself Messrs Willet and Hamlet remark that Three refineries in New York are closed or working out to take account of stock and others here and in Boston will follow The three refineries in New Orleans one in Portland aud the St Louis refinery have come into the combination and the San Francisco refiners are disposed to do so if it seems advisable to admit them The only refineries now holding out are two refineries in Philadelphia and one in Boston In addition to about 15000000 represented in the plants of the refineries about 6000000 of cash is contributed by the different refineries and the whole consolidated into a trust of say 50000000 to 60000000 or possibly larger say at the rate of three shares for one SVith tho progress to complete an effective organization of I he refined Sugar Trust and the resumption of work by several refineries which had recently shut down to adjust their affairs to tie now basis the enquiry for raw sugars has teen much more animated in great part in the refining interest and at a further improvement in values At the latest dates tho aggregate stocks of sugar in alt countries had fallen to 478820 tons against 636891 tons a year ago SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE PORT OP HONOLULU Arrivals Toesdvt November 22d Bk August Barchard Newcastle Wednesday November 23d Bk Goloma Portland enroute to Hongkong TironsDAT November 24th Stmr Jas Makee Kauai Fkidat November 25th Stmr Hnll Maui and Hawaii Stmr Waialeale Kauai Stmr It Bishop Kauai Bktne Mary Winkleinau San Francisco Satdbday November 2Gth Zealandia San Francisco en route for the Colonies Stmr Waimanalo Waiauao aud Waialna Stmr Likelike Kahului Stmr Lehua Molokai Stmr Surprise Hilo and wayports Schr Kauikeaouli Halawa Schr Moiwabine Hamakna Sunday November 27th Stmr Kiuan Hawaii nud Maui Stmr Mikahala Kauai Stmr Waialeale Hamakui Departures Monday November 21st Am bktno Planter San Francisco Stmr It Bishop Waianae Waialna and Koolau 9 a Stmr Waialeale Lahaina and Hamakua 4 Stmr Lehua Molokai Stmr A Cummins Koolau Schr Canute Kuau Schr Mary Hanalpi Schr Moi Wahiue Kohalalcle Schr Lnka Kohalalele Tuesday November 22d Australia San Francisco at noon Bk Margaret Heald Portland Or Stmr Kinan Hilo and way ports 4 ni Stmr Mikahala Kauai 5 Stmr Likelike Kahului 5 in Stmr Kilauea Hon Hamakua Schr Kawailani Koolau Bk Mount Lebanon Hongkong Wednesday November 23d Br bk Margaret Heald Port Townsend TnuusDAY November 24th Bk Margaret Heald Portland Or Bk Nellie May Port Townsend FniDAY November 25th Bk Coloma Hongkong Stmr Jas Makee Kauai Stmr Waimanalo for Waianae and Wai alna Satuhday November 26th Schr Kulamauu Kohala and Hamakua Sunday November 27th Zealandia Colonies Vessels Leaving To day Stmr Bishop 9 am Waianae Waialna and Koolau Vessels iu Port- USPS Vandalia Rear Admiral It A Kim berly Juniata Davis Mohican Day HUMS Conquest Oxley August Burchard Bk Whitmore Ward Bktne Mary Winkleman Blake Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports Am bk Sonoma Paget Sound Tern Bowne Sun Francisco Brig Hazard Hilo San Francisco Bktne Ella Eureka Bk Pacific Slope Barnes Newcastle Ger bk Friederich Newcastle Bk Bryant Lee San Francisco Ger bark Printzeuberg Hongkong Br bark Lady Harewood Hongkong Br yacht Surprise Hongkong Bgtne Irwin San Francisco Bk Jas A King Port Townsend Bktne Wilder San Francisco Btne Claus Spreckels Eureka Br Ship Thos Bell Cardiff Bk Martha Davis Boston Bk Naturaa Liverpool Bk Snranac Liverpool Ger Bk Deutschland Bremen Haw bk Lilian Samqa BktHe St Lucie TJtsalady Bk Ceylon San Francisco Bk Forest Qaeeu San Francisco Belgian Man-of-war Zilveren Krns Jocke Passengers AKBIVALS From Maui per Likelike November 20 A Harrison Stevens Mrs McDuff Hon Baldwin Liws Leug Song Ah Ni Ah Wae SVing Yon Git On It Dvs Hon Makee Mr Saylor Mr Simpson Moore and 58 deck From HawHii and Muni per Hall Nov 25 A Wildy Crawford A Crawford Aholo and wife Mrs McCand less aud child Miss A Thompson Yuen Chong Mrs A Mahaule and 50 deok From Kauai per Bishop Nov 25 Dr A Carter Mm Timoteo Miss Timoteo and 13 deck From San Francisco per Mary Winkle man Nov 25 Mr Sherman From Kahului and wayports per Likelike Nov 26 Wilder HTreadway CB Ma kee Kroger Mr Berlowitz and 67 deck From San Franciscn per Zealandia Nov 26 It Bishoo A Cummins Cummins HDviesC Deering Miss Augusta Deich man Dillingham and wife A Gou salves and wife Colin Jackson A Joaes Mrs Kejes and nurse ltev Lee A Louisson Lord and wife Dr Willy Merck A Mohlraann Mrs Scott and three children al Templeton A Thatcher Tillick Miss Kate Wilcox A Wilson and wife and 17 steerage From Kauai per Mikahal Nov 27 Brown and 50 deck From Hamakua per Waialeale Nov 27 Rickard Master Kickard Dyer Ward and 24 deck From Hawaii and Maui per Kinan Nov 27 Hon Parke Geo It Ewart Hino Akina Miss Cockett Mrs Moanauli and child Canario wife and 4 children Capt Taylor wife and daughter and 43 deck DEPABTUEES For San Francisco per Planter November 21 Mr and Mrs Lea For Molokai per Lehua November 21 Morehead and 10 deck For Lahaina and Hamakua per Waialeale November 21 Purvis Muller Mrs Mills LDela Nnr and 20 deck For San Francisco per Australia November 22 Cabin Mr and Mrs A Parmalee and daughter A Gibson A Wall Mrs Horner Miss EKirke VBorchgrevinok and wife Capt Thompson Mrs Whitney Waterhouse and wife McCom ber Austin and wife Castle Mather and Mrs Guest Steerage Hilder A Morri3 Mrs Wallace von Fitzurtz A Johnson Glifbery Martin Stein Carter Moore Kaiser A Frazer Smith Spencer Pierson Buckley van Meter and wife Venker ltodrick Barry Taylor 70 Portuguese and 1 Chinaman For Kauai per steamer Mikahala November 22 Conradt Correa Zumalt Walters and 50 deck For Mani and Hawaii per steamer Kinan Novembor 22 Arnold Baldwin A Atkinson 0 Gall and wife Wong Qui Mrs Maby Makee Wight and family and GO deck For Kauai per Jas Makee Nov 25 Col Spalding and 10 deck Shipping Notes- Bark Coloma consigned to Laine Co has arrived from Portland Or en voyage to Hongkong The Australia took for San Francisco 6057 bags of sugar and 302G bags of rice value 45910 18 Cargo per bktne Planter for San Francisco 1755C bags sugar 200 cases gin 125 bbls molasses 200 bags rice Bark Pacific Sloop sailed from Newcastle on the 20th October and Freiderich on the 22nd and will be due any time in December Bark August Burchard arrived Tuesday 6G days from Newcastle She entered port too late in the evening to obtain a report Zealandia which was to have left port at 10 oclock Saturday evening was detained till 1 a id Sunday morning on account of some machinery repairs at the foundry Mr Ward formerly mate of the bark Whitmore has been promoted to be master of that vessel in place of Captain Thompson who left by the steamer Australia for the East The many friends of tho new captain will be pleased to hear of his advancement Zealandia Van Oterendorp commander sailed from Sau Francisco November ll th at 915 a passed the outer buoy at 1016 a Passengers cabin 32 Honolulu 15 Auckland 36 Sydney steerage 17 Honolulu 8 Auckland 39 Svdnev Cargo 134 tons Honolulu 270 Auckfand 993 Sd ney Arrived at Honolulu November 26th at 1 oclock in November 24th at 1 passed Australia bound east November 24th at 2 passed bark Planter steering Weather November 19th and 22d light winds fine weather smooth sea November 23d commenced with thickening sky and rapidly falling barometer at 4 a blowing a heavy gale from with a tremendous sea breaking over the ship fore and aft doing a great deal of damage November 24th moderating wind veering to tbo westward November 25th aud 26th liight winds and fine weather MARRIED MOOKE HENDltY At the residence of His Excellency Ashford November 21 1887 by the ltev Beckwith Mb Fbakcts Moobe of Spreckelsvillo to Miss Maqqie Hesdby of San Francisco BORN In this city November 21 18S7 to the wife of Morgan a daughter Visionary Dangers Editob Gazette I agree with Mr A Hartwell in last evenings Bulletin that the bills -for reorganizing the police forces for abolishing the office of Governor and for reorganizing the military forces are measures affecting the rights and liberties of the people but do not agree with him that these are fundamental measures If Mr Hart- well will take the trouble to inform himself properly he will learn that the fundamental measures were all carried without Act of Parliament on the 30th of Juno last The only way in which tho proposed measures can become fundamental is when members of the Legislature allow themselves to be hoodwinked by Mr Hartwell and others into the nonsensical ideas that it is not safe to transfer the functions of Governors to other officials and that it is delusive to suppose that we are now to be governed by responsible Government whose action will always be directed by a body of independent legislators chosen by the people This learned gentleman sees danger in the Cabinet appointing District Judges Has he within the past twelve months sought justice in a District Justices Court He certainly has not or he wonld see little danger in transferring tho appointment of these officers to a responsible Minister of the Crown and to the Judiciary When addle headed unlearned and ignorant District Justices can now be con ih in tens the mode of appointment pr iJnl in the Attorney Generals bill will le no imi irji 1 functionaries of that class sa Iu md between as to make their MXtutiurt phenomenal And not only so but it trict Justice in any island iu tiie Kingdom proves himself grossly incompetent it will be matter of investigation in the Legislature How many months would the present Legislature have to inquire in detail into the character and calibre of the wooden Magistrates with which the Kingdom is at present dotted over Mr Hartwell is not going to feel safe when all the functions of Government exercised bv Cabinet Ministers in other countries such as the United States and Great Britain are to be placed iu the hands of the Hawaiian Ministry Perhaps he would feel safer if the Ministers could be bounced ont of bed at midnight to turn over their portfolios to their successors without the privilege of asking who these successors are If the Ministers can be trusted by the Legislature with the multifarious duties and powers conferred on them by law outside of tho control of the police and the nomination of District Justices I cannot see and no reasonable person can see wherein the danger lies of adding these to the list of their responsibilities If Ministers can be trusted ont of sight of the Legislature to take care of the public health disburse the revenues run immigration build roads aud landings and provide for the education of the people where is the danger to anybodys rights iu their directing the Police and District Courts machinery Whose rights are going to be infringed I agree with Mr Hartwell that we ought to be cautious That is precisely what the people want And among other elements of caution that the people expect their legislators to be possessed of is that the country Suonld have no more side shows in government such as idle Governors and nndismiss able policemen of undoubted uselessness Refobm Honolulu Nov 24 1887 Whats all this racket asked a traveling man as he got off the train in Philadelphia Theyre celebrating the signing of the United States Constitution Why that happened a hundred years ago Yes And they are just getting on to it Well if that aint Philadelphia all over PtWW Hotel Arrival EAGLE HOUSE CBosse Hopke Kauai Tread way Maui Lord and wife Thatcher San Francisco Vogel Virginia City HAWAIIAN HOTEL John Dver John Hind Hawaii Armstrong Smith yaialna Mrs Goodacre Kauai A Greater Curse Editob Gazette Much talk and time and thought are given to the evils of liquor and opium That is all right But why is there now never a word of warning or cry of nlarm about another curse greater than either of these at least to the Hawaiian race The Minister of the Interior is offering about twenty licenses upset price 4000 to sanction and approve and legalize the sale of awa four for Hawaii Puna and Kona where it is raised left destitute and little Kauai with five well distributed If the Hawaiian race is worth saving and humanity has a claim on the present Parliament it should stop that sale peremptorily Thera can bo no doubt that tho use of awa has vitiated the blood and so increased the virulence of our greatest plague the leprosy A Sawed Hilo Notes- The weather is quite dry in Hilo clear sky and remarkably cool mornings The Kinan had to land freight at Waiakea owiug to a heavy swell which setin early on Thursday morning Tho tops of Manila Loa aud Mauua Kea are covered with snow and are a fine sight in tho morning from Hilo bay The Portuguese colony of Hilo seems remarkably prosperous Some of tho newest stores are occupied by them and they seem to to be doing well The Thanksgiving turkey yielded up a good many ghosts in Hilo last Thursday and many pleasant reunions took place at which oven the stranger was not forgotten Tho use of the pa has gone out iu Honolulu but all Hilo was ablaze with brilliant calicos flowing on either side of prancing horses on Thanksgiving Day It was really a gay sight to see a dozen or so of these gaily dressed women dash by at full galop and reminded a kamaaina of old times A largo luau was given on Thursday Nov 21th as a return for a luau recently given in Puna and in honor of Mr George Beckley It was a most successful affair and was attended by all Hilo and tho neighborhood Purser Beckley made a speech in which he thanked the people for the honor done him and showed his appreciation of those who had voted for him at tho last election Although ha had not been elected the object for which ho had desired election was now accomplished tho passing of the Loan Bill meant tho Hilo railroad The speaker then drew a vivid picture of the future prosperity of Hilo and its mhabit tnts and gwe praise to tho Hon Wilder for his vigorous push and indomitable pluck Mr Beckley was followed by Mr Nawahi the other defeated candidate who spoke at considerable length and who also enlarged on the roseate hnes of the future Mr Nawahi was of opinion that in two or three years property would so increase in value in that district that the taxes from Hilo would amount to 20000 and then they would build all the roads and bridges they wanted without assistance from anyone Both speakers were received with loud applause Governors Duties- Editob Gazette The matter of tho committees report on Governors and Governors duties in your issue of this morning contains some rather curious revelations which are intensely interesting to the unsophisticated and unlearned masses For instance one of the gnbernatorial functions is for the Governor to control the actions of malereti dents of Honolulu going to a fire Now as malo residents include the firemenit must be refreshing news to tho officers of the brigade to learn that the actions of their men are not as they supposed subject to their orders but to the control of the Governor Further it would bo interesting to the public to know how many times the Governor has answered the fire bell during tho past twenty four months and has come down town to control tho actions of the male residents going to the fire As questions to ministers seem to be very much iu vogue nowadays would it not bo a proper interrogatory for some honorable member to put to the Cabinet How many male residents actions going to a fire has the Governor controlled during tho past six mouths The House is certainly as much entitled to information as to whether the Governor works out the law for his salary as it is to tho like information respecting the Auditor General For if the Governor does not control th actions of the male residents going to a fire how can he fulfil tue terms on which Iih salary is paid Again Penal Code 180 Section 15 and 16 tho Governor is required to ring a bell at Honolulu at 930 Now the Governors 930 bell has not been heard in Honolulu since April 18th 1886 but ho has drawn his -alary for ringing that bell all the same If the Governor is required by law to ring a bell then I say let him get hold of the rope aud ring ring ring like an honest man pulling an honest string for a good salary Another question ought to be asked in this connection ny some honorable reform legislator How many 930 bells has the Governor made to ring out their ding done during the past twelve months to warn sailors back to their decks to notify mammas that it is time for the babies to be asleep and honseholders that they may unchain tne big dog in the yard If the Governor is paid for these services why does he not attend to them Yours Citizen Honolulu Nov 24 1837 Hanlan Ned Hanlan the oarsman does not seem to have much chance in his coming race with Beach the Australian Hanlan has been sick and is far from being in good condition He has written that his races with Gaudaur in this country were genuine but that will do to tell in the Antipodes The second race was a farce Ned Hanlan was the greatest of his day but his day is over and if Beach beats him the American public will know what is the matter Gaadaur and Teenier would have no trouble in disposing of Hanlan could a bona fide race be assured The local oars men are delighted over the prospect of a three mile race between Henry Peterson the California champion and OConnor of Toronto Han lans protege and the victor in a race with Al Hamm Th3 stakes will be from 1000 to 5000 a side as OCon nor desires and the race will take place here a day yet to be named--S News Letter Some people are so sensitive that they seem to have corns all over them Woodland Cal just now has a band of gipsies a street railroad boom a contested will case a suit for bigamy and a big camp meeting Colonial News AUSTRALIA Queensland newspaper proprietors arc forming a press association The Earl and Countess of Carnararvon have left Hobart for Melbourne A frightful storm occurred at Moree in which several houses were wrecked The Lower House has passed a bankruptcy law which one member declared was the most drastic and tyrannical measure that ever passed that body Characteristic The Rev Dr Poor in some personal memoirs of Henry Ward Beecher given at the Amherst College dinner said It was my good fortune to be present at the great national Congregational council held in Boston soon after the late war Delegates from England and Scotland wero there Drs Vaughan and Raleigh The question was about receiving Dr Vaughan inasmuch as he had strongly antagonized the North during that conflict Dr Bacon had reported in his favor Dr Quint had flamed in opposition Dr Thompson had spoken somewhat apologetically Dr Vaughan had undertaken to justify himself Then came loud calls for Beecher from all parts of the house He had been sitting all this while upon the end of the pulpit Statistics show that girls who work in a match factory do not get married any quicker than those aviio work at other places Omaha Dame What do you think I have a girl who gets up in the morning without being called Chorus of Voices Impossible Omaha Dame But it is true shes in love with the milkman 2Cciu 2liHcrtiscmcnts Administrators Notice THE TTXDTSRSIGjSTEI IIAV ing been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Ah dial late of Honolulu deceased all persons havins claims against the said estate arc hereb notifled that they must present tho same duly verified and with proper vouchers to the midersignpd wlthn six months from the date hereof or they will be forever barred and all person6 indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to me at my olticc on Xminim street Honolulu ASWAN Administrator Estnte of Ah Chai deceaecd Honolulu Kovli 1S37 1193 5t Tax Collectors Notice IS HEREBY GFTEX NOTICE hat the Tax Collector for the District of Koolanpoko Oahn will commence collecting Taxes November 1 1SS7 Will he at Nov Kaneohe Court House 5 Kamealohas Place Waikanc 7 Akanas Place Kaalaca 10 School House Kallua 19 Court House Kaneohe Kamealohas Place Waikanc Dec 1 On other days at my houe Waimanalo JAS MEItSEUHRG 1191 St Tax Collector For Sale at Hilo Hawaii A COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS EX- XJL elusive of Cookhouse and Pantry with Out Houses aud Good Stable The Lot contains about half an acre The above is in Fine Order aud Pleasantly Located Inqnlre or II DEACON or mylni Dr WETMUKE Hilo ELECTION OF OFFICERS TIIE ANNUAL MEETING AT of the Paukaa Susar Co held Oct 2518ST the following officers were fleeted fortheensuin year JONATHAN AUSTIN Presldent HON I GREKN Vice do JONES SccvTreas qARTER Auditor 1190 Jt JONES Secy A LOBENSTEIN STXEWZEJYOIEt STTOEfVaiJXOXt OFFICE WITH 11 HITCHCOCK Hilo Estimates made and Plans drawn up for Earth work Levelling Grading etc etc 118B 3m Election of Officers A TTHE ANNUAL MEETING CJl of the Stockholders of Hall Son Id held Nov Ith lb87 the following were re elected officers for the ensuing year WJtWHALL Prcs Manager ABLES Secy Treasnr Wit ALLEN Auditor MAY WHITEDirectors 1191 4t AULES Secy VETERINARY A RITCHIE R0WAT VETERINARY SURGEON Graduate of JIcGill College Canada SUCCESSOR TO JAMES BRODIE Calls at all hours promptly attended to Office aud Residence 1M King Street 11 S7 Mutnal Telephone 5I 3m ELECTION OF OFFICERS A TIIE ANNUAL MEETING XI of the Onomea Sugar Co held Oct 25 1E87 the following officers were elected for the ensuing year CARTER Prcslaent ALLEN Viie do JONES Secretary GEO ROSS Treasurer CARTER Auditor 1190 -It JONES Secy Notice to Swedes Norwegians THE UNDERSIGNED CONSUL JL hereliy gives notice that he has opened at his office a hook for registering all Swedish and Norwegian subjects who may ask to he regist red at the Consulate II SCHMIDT Consul Honolulu November 1 18S7 1192 4t Executors Notice THE UNDERSIGNED HAY lug been dnly appointed Executors of the Will of AKI of Vuiu Ewa recently deceased do hereby give notice to all persons having claims against said estate whether secured cr unsecured to present thesama together with all vouchers therefor duly authenticated to the taid Execntors at the office of hing Chong Company in Honolulu within i ix months from the date hereof or such claims will be forever barred All persons indebted to taid estate are likewise requested to make immediate payment of such debts at said office TONG CHONG SOY LEONG NAM Executors Will of Aki Honolulu Nov IS Ibo7 1193 4t WXI FULLER EI A WILLIAMS Fuller Williams INSTANTANEOUS 1150 MARKET ST SUN FRANCISCO PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED AND Enlarged to any size and FinNhed In Oil Water Colors Ink or Crayon AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES Particular ntteiitlon iven Island Patronage We are always pleased to see our Island Friends whether they wish to sit for Pictures or not 1191 Cm HAWAIIAN GAZETTE TFEPAY NOTEMBM 29 1837 FV af Pffti4 frnj CHiincrtisciffciitsr A T- AND AiY HOODS Having just opened and exposed for sale the most beautiful and desirable line of goods for the Holidays consisting of Christmas New Year Easter Birthday AND OTHER CARDS In Great Variety All Kinds and of the Very Latest Subjects ALBUMS la PB totter In Great Variety PLUSH TOILET SETS All Kinds SMOKERS OUTFITS In Brass Match Safes Whisk Broom Holders Etc BERMESE WARE Something New aud Beautiful Brackets Toilets and Large Mirrors Bronze Statuary A Fine Assortment of Cabinet PHOTO FRAMES Easles Large and Small IN LEATHER GOODS Portfolios Tablets Ladies and Gents Purses Hand Bags Etc Paper Flower Materials Fancy Baskets LAZELLES COLOGNES The Very Best Made for which we are Agents Ask for a sample bottle bi it A Cordial Invitation is Extended to the Public to call and inspect our Stock which will be shown with pleasure whether you wish to purchase or not KING BROS Our Frame Making Uepartment is complete in every particular We are now prepared to fill orders with the very latest styles at short notice STORE OPEN EVENINGS 1m 1192 lm 101 5XffliwrtiHinis VfumnTj A IilijPERSONSAllEHERTn jCXfcorBlflden trespasslnc on the laadf undersized orto pi or come throojh orki anything from this land located is Hasr North Kohala Hawaii the same being land chasod from Kamahaalnae Xo person lu right to this property to sell or to lease feg any way exceptmyself Any personiyTohitlnstaIs notice will betftg cnted accordfn to law ifct 3IRS ANNE JDAQUnr ZABLP North Kohala Hawaii fbv 25 1SS lzlg XOTICE THE ANNTJAX MEETING OF the KAVAI TELEPHONIC COMPANY will he held at the oQIce of the Grove Farm PUa tation Lihne on MONDAY the 23lh Bjl at 11 a PURVIS 1192 2t Secretary Jewelry for Christmas WOULD MOST RESPECTFULTA JL inform my friends and the public jteamb that I am located in MY NEW STORE DAMONS BLO0 Bethel Street where I am fully prepared to dtiB kinds or JEWELRY WORK in the most Mt factory manner I have alo seenred the terriccs of a First Class Watchmaker and will gnaraote all work entrnsted to au I haveaio JUST RECEIVED a SplendM Lia Gold and Plated Watches 4c suitable for the coming HoUdays whicfeldfcr at extremely low prices and reqoest yna to la sptct the same before purchasing elsewhere Thanking yon for many jean1 past faTors aad askin for a continuance of the same Respectfllp XAX ECKAJCT Br Uoa forget Damons Stock Betgl St iiUUlFIUIII 11 1 IVIHH II Snrrinl Notices Iyers tiir VNT ML KING BROS Importers and Dealers la Art Goods ftflftfcf Materials Oil Painting by local artists ra graphs of Island Scenery Chromos Olegraffe Pastel Water Coors Prams Plash and Ktojay Goods fec Ac Frame of any and all kMt made to order Reglldlnc and repttiriag st Pictures and Mirror frames a specialty KING BROS 1181 ly HoaoloJo MR ATTTTff lias an office with Messrs BishopA CcorEtr of Ueirhaut and Kaahamana Streets sad a will be pleased to attend to nny barium trnsted him ItRfcfc irNo Hand Book excels the HATVA AN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL Jar reliable statistical and eenatal lafortcatan ating to these Islands Price BO cents mailed abroad 60 rents each THRUM PraaiSMtt IStly Donolaln I FURNISHED ROOMS Neat miiv Famished Rooms can be Qsd by an earlj ippliranm Jt NO 4 GARDEN LANE MS Ma i Vigor Unat a dye hut Ii- ralthrnl sffaimaitioii of the roots aud ur stand xiktu tore3 to its oriyc I color Idr that Turning Cray Mrs Catherixe DeambU PW Il eks hair Mnkfeahr blanched by friiit duriiw the bte chil war Aykrs JIaiu Vigor raeorei it i Us natural color and made it stopfer and more abundant titan ft fcid been before Scalp Diseases Which caue drrne bri Uterus wl fafc in or the hair dandruff ittWwf al IfVS1 80 ire a lulekfr otiwd by It cured Huhbert able ItciIi of the Scalp JXCa Owmhom Ve or S00M Head Jilts LovsLtCB iSIKtU 1iedb BHrUnnttm IX of flu Vfease aM1 Dandruff neglected may itit 1 bafcl v1 r7Iify As WJ JaYEU 1Mb ii Tc uxurv Ujbs ri v- lias wt cal It filial ktelSfcf milled and his fleet at insW lbs hair ofr iisnr aa ES Iyers Hair Yisfor IlSEPtRKO TJY Dr Aycr CoXwUt Unsa Sold by all Drugstb I i IS hi a 3 ffl SEE THAT THE Sm IK EXACT LABLE 0M mi Off EACK CHIMNEY A3 J5 ffi 2 IM SH0W picture ISft 3 XSSK Iff 0 ill 3mmw5H 1 a a A iOSSMsfiiBTf ISE i mmM MSmiFACTURED ONCJffif WITTSBURGHfgSM FDR SAtrBKqEftlRSEfrTWBCRgf A Pretty WomansSeGfef Fear of tliscoierivriii false liair ami dvct is a otir stant anxiety tolier Tin- mv from whom lic most tlti i i i waning of her charms likely to make tile ilNtinm Hi is no reason wliv and retain all thebraiitx hsb her pride in youth 1 Hair Yigoic and not 01 wji tease to fall out tf rr appear where the rV 1 and locks that it nfliiE jrrr actually grown while wliirriii 1 pristine freslinew and A yirs Hair Vigoi euro Mi Hereditry EaldnaaSiSB OEortnn 3Iaykr FUttovfo Tr ild at 23 years of ai It 111- hnl lifwn for iarittl MMMMfA bottle of Hair Ymnt etartnl a jrrowtb inurHII OXT IIH Yr oon became thick kie aint vvl.