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1 yf s P. t. lt Lw P W 7 a. l : f l S ll? T!! : l Establshed July 3, 85B..VOL. XXV., NO HONOLULU, HAWAAN SLS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, S9G. PKCE FVE CENTS. r J. Q. WOOD, SPECAL BUSNESS TEMS. Ktty Woodstock, an heress who Attorney at Law And Notary Publc. OFFCE: Corner Kn;; and Bethel Streets. Dr. C. B. HGH. Dentst. Graduate Phladelpha Dental College, 892. MASONC TEMPLE. A. C. WALL, D. D. S. Dentst. Hotel Street, Arlngton Cottage, 42S0y A. J. DERBY, D.D. S. Dentst. 'Alakea Street, Between Hotel and Beretana Streets. Hours. 9 to 4. Telephone 65. M. E. GROSSMAN, D.D.S. Dentst. rfs HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU. Offce Hours: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. GEO. H. HUDDY, D.D.S. Dentst. FORT STREET, OPPOSTE CATHO LC MSSON. Hours: From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. C. W. MOORE, PHYSCAN and SURGEON rfnco. Offce, Club Hotel, Beretana Street. Telephone m DK. BERT. F. BURGESS, Trousseau Resdence, 446 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu, H.. Hours: 8:30 to 0 a. m.; :30 to 4 p. n.; 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone, 852. DR. J. H. RAYMOND. Cor. Alakea and Beretana Sts. Wth Dr. Cooper. Offce Hours: 0:00 a. m. to 2:00; :00 to 3:00 p. m.; 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. 446l m C. A. PETERSON, M.D. REMOVED TO NO. 2S EMMA STREET Offce Hours: 8 to 0 a. m.; 2 to 4 and 7 to S p. m. Telephone, 752. HTCHCOCK & WSE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW HLO, HAWA. Solct of Honolulu merchants and attorneys such busness as they may Jave on ths sland requrng the servces of local attorneys. WLLAM C. PARKE, Attorney at Law Agent to Take Acknowledgments Offce at Kaahumanu St., Honolulu. L. C. ABLES, Real Estate and General Busness Agent. 207 Merchant Street. Telephone P. 0. Hox Sou P. MAURCE JHAON. Shorthand Reporter. Law Cases', Depostons, Etc., Accurately Reported. TYPEWRTNG NEATLY RAPDLY DONE. Wth W. R. Castle. Telephone, 70. M. W. McCHESNEY & SONS WHOLESALE GROCERS DEALERS N Leather and Shoe Fndngs. AGENTS Honolulu Soap Works Company and Honolulu Tannery. All knds of SECOND H FURN TURE sold cheap for cash at the X L, corner Nuuanu and Kng streets. f you want to sell out your furnture n ts entrety, or for bargans, call at the X L, corner Nuuanu and Kng streets. THE SNGER receved 64 frst awards for sewng machnes and embrodery work at the World's Far, Chcago, beng the largest number of awards obtaned by any exhbtor, and more than double the number gven to all other sewng machnes. For sale, lease and rent. Reparng; done. B. BERGER SEN, 3 Bethel street. Cty Carrage Company have removed to the corner of Fort and Merchant Sts. Telephone No. 3. Frstclas s carrages at all hours. JOHN S. RADE G. R. Harrson, Practcal Pano and Organ Maker and Tuner, can furnsh best factory references. Orders left at the Hawaan News Co. wll receve prompt attenton. All work guaranteed to be the same as done n factory. FRANCS DUNN. Archtect and Superntendent. Resdence: Hawaan Hotel. Offce: Spreckels Bldg. Room 5. HEALTH LECTURES LADES ONLY. DR. EMLY B. RYDER. Y. M. C. A. HALL, THURSDAY, 3 P. M. TCKETS AT THE DOOR. And on Saturday, Monday and Wednes day followng t "HOW TO LYE ON THE HAWAAN SLS;" A Summary of ndvdual Hygene. By N. RUSSEL, M.D. CONTENTS: ntroductory: Hawaan Clmate; bol and Water; The nfluence of ground posons npon th system; Selecton of place for resdence ; Buldng of a house ; Food; Bathng; Exercse; Concludng remarks; Hawaan clmate for nvalds. Prce, 50 Cents. "OUR HEALTH POLCY' (By the same author.) Prce, 0 cents: For sale at all bookstores. FOR SALE : KEGS OF : S N COLD STORAGE, : BY : Henry Davs. Tel FORT STREET. 4358t f. Sans Souc Seasde Resort The pleasantest,.quetest, shadest and most perfectly apponted seasde resort on the slands. Elegantly furnshed detached cottages or rooms are obtaned on easy terms. The table s superor to that of any of the cty hotels, and all the modern convenences are provded. Pcncs and bathng partes can obtan extra accommodatons by telephonng n advance." ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. OF LONDON. ASSETS : : : 0,000,000. H. Schmdt fc Sons, Agenta for the Hawaan slands. LEWS & CO., Wkoesole m Retal GroGers FORT STREET. felephode 240. P. O. Box 29. Daly Advertser, 75 cents a montl, delvered hv carrers. Charmed Wth Mr. Fraw ley's Character Part. Good House and Plenty of Enthusasm Wll Come Back Next Season. The Frawley Company sad ts last farewell to Honolulu last nght for the present seasona t least. There was a good house, a good play and a general exchange of courteses between the au dence and actors, whch ndcated that the Frawleys have been gven the warmest corner at Honolulu's theatr cal fresde. At the close of the ffth act T. Dan el Frawley made a very neat speech, n whch he expressed the grattude of hmself and hs colleagues for the pleasant recepton accorded them, and very gracefully mentoned the proba blty of hs returnng next year to renew old acquantances. He sad he would come f he found out that he was wanted. Mr. Frawley's suggeston was greeted wth applause whch needed no nterpreter to tell hm that Ho nolulu wll be ready for another treat and the theatergoer s wll buy up the house n advance when he names hs frst nght for the 897 season here. The play of the evenng, "The Jlt," by Don Bouccault, was well adapted to brng nto promnence the leadng peo ple of the company, who n many n stances gave way n prevous productons, so as to gve a far dvson of honors among the several very capable artsts. T. Danel Frawley, as Myles O'Hara, the young rsh gentleman, shone out as the brght partcular star, and hs nterpretaton of the part was to put t very mld, second only to that of Bouccault hmself. To those who have seen the playwrght, the splendd char acter of the true rsh gentleman, lost none of ts charm as portrayed by Mr. Frawley. Hs brogue has that slght touch of Emerald sle character whch s too often ndscrmnately enlarged upon and exaggerated by actors who thnk they know the upperclas s rshman. n hs facal expressons, and the lttle mannersms of everyday lfe, Mr. Frawley certanly has caught the rsh character to perfecton, and he s not lackng n depctng the erup tons of temper called forth by an attack upon the honor of hmself or hs rends. Frank Worthng made a very ex cellent Sr Budlegh Woodstock n the frst two acts, but for some reason fell short n the latter part. As the enthusastc brdegroom ust returned wth the new mstress of the house hold, he was qute equal to the neces stes of the occason. Wlson Enos (Lord Marcus Wyle), the vllan of smooth and ttled cloth, was qute a success, though some m provement could be made n gvng a more dstnctve Englsh to hs cue. Maclyn Arbuckle assumed the role goodnatureof d, the hearty, Col. Tudor, uncle to Sr Budlegh, and father of Geoffrey Tudor (George Lesle). Mr. Arbuckle's part dd not call for any extraordnary dsplay. Mr. Lesle carred hs favorte part of a young man n trouble and n love as well wth hs usual success. George Bosworth's Rev. M. Spooner brought down the house. As an eccentrc and not altogether straghtlace d ecclesastc, Mr. Bosworth s partcularly fortunate n hs portrayals. Harry Corson Clarke made what there was to be made out of James allrou nd Dasy, bookmaker and general gambler, but t s not a part to whch he s partcularly adapted. As the old man of somewhat hgher grade he s more successful. Among the lades of the cast there was a very far dvson of honors. Mss Hope Ross, as Phylls, a young woman of lowly brth, but true heart, was seen n a role that gave more scope to her capabltes than any part she has played durng the engagement. She came n for the usual amount of flghty, tomboy character playng, and was also gven an opportunty to brng out strong womanly characterstcs. At the close of the second act her voln solo was greeted wth a rousng encore. Her beautful rendton of the old rsh ar was a perfect complement to the pretty home scene wth whch the art closed. Mss Bates was also at her best as FAREWELLS SAD chershes the felds, the horses, the hounds and her home far above the SUPREME JUSTCE glamor of socety, to whch her monev and poston gve entre. And somehow she always seems partcularly at home when 'laborng for and makng love Last Performance of Successful wth the hero, usually Mr. Frawley. PaMe Appontment of Cnshman Mss Bates s a pretty woman and an artst of no Frawley Season. ordnary talent. Mss Phosa McAllster scored a ht K. Davs. as Mrs. Welter. t s a part wth plenty of acton, n whch a good voce and healthy avordupos are effectve. The scene "THE n whch Mrs. Welter, her daugh JLT" MET WTH FAVOR ter and Geoffrey WAS CDATE FOR Tudor become excted PRESDENCY over the prospectve race, was a par tcularly fne bt of actng. No exceptons can be taken to Lansng Rowan's Lady Woodstock. n fact, throughout the whole pece the members of the company upheld the envable repu taton whch they have establshed n Honolulu. They have gven the New Hawaan Opera House a very proper "send off," and the people of Honolulu have a kndly aloha for the professonals who have shown themselves capable on the stage and courteous n socety. BG WOMEN'S MEETNG. Great Conventon of W. C. T. U. Opens at St. Lous. ST. LOUS, Nov. 3. The twentythr d annual conventon of the Naton al Woman's Chrstan Temperance Unon opened today wth a greater attendance than any one prevously held. At least 500 accredted delegates were present and as many more vstors from every porton of the country. Among the dstngushed workers n the phlanthropc felds n attendance are Mss Agnes Hock of England, secretary of the World's Woman's Chrstan Temperance Unon; Mrs. Maud Ballngton Booth of the Amercan Volunteers, Mrs. Gwyneth, Vaughan of Wales, Mss Rebecca Krkoran of Armena and Rev. F. D. Greene, secretary of the Armena Relef Commttee at New York. Three sessons a day for fve days wll be held. Mss Frances E. Wllard, natonal presdent, called the gatherng to order. She was receved wth a salute of wavng handkerchefs. XOT TO HE REMOVED. Archbshop reland Advsed to Avod rrlatlncr Dscussons. semoffcal ROME, Nov. 4. t s ly stated at the Vatcan that the reports crculated n the Unted States of the ntenton of the Pope to remove Archbshop reland of St. Paul are "pure nventons." Archbshop reland has smply been advsed from an authorzed quarter to moderate hs atttude, avod rrtat ng dscussons and to conform hs con duct to the nstructons of the Holy See, especally n regard to educaton, socal questons and the favor to be accorded to relgous bodes. ALLMOX OX THE TAHFF. le lellovcs Coutrros Wll Pass the ntrle.v ml. DUBUQUE. (a.), Nov. n an ntervew Senator Allson expressed the opnon that the Senate wll pass the Dngley tarff bll n December, thus obvatng the necessty of an extra sesson to provde revenue. As to the talk of hs gong nto the Cabnet the Senator sad he was perfectly contented n hs present condton. To Eght For Gold Standard. ST. LOUS, Nov. 4. The State Com mttee of the Natonal Democratc party has made ts organzaton permanent, and wll contnue the fght for the gold standard, wth Edward Cunnngham Jr. as charman. CHCAGO, Nov. 4. The gold De mocratc State Commttee met today and gave out an address to the De mocrats of llnos and decded also to keep thv organzaton, mantan head quarters and contnue an actve cam oldfashon ed pagn n behalf of De mocratc prncples. Npw l'lnc for frhtt. NEW YORK. Nov. 4 The Herald's Washngton specal says: t s now consdered practcally settled that Secretary Herbert wll be apponted Chef Justce of the Court of Clams. The Secretary s busly engaged on hs annual report. Hs transfer to the udcal poston wll probably be made as soon as ths s completed. Assstant Secretary McAdoo wll, n all probablty, succeed hm as Secretary of the Navy. Don't be persuaded nto buyng lnments wthout reputaton or mert Chamberlan's Pan Balm costs no more, and ts merts have been proven by a test of many years. Such letters as the followng" from L. G. Bagley, Huenerne, Cal., are constantly beng receved: "The best remedy for pan have ever used s Chamberlan's Pan Balm, nnd say so after havng used t n my famly for several years." t cures rheumatsm, lame back, sprans and swellngs. For sale by All Dealers and Druggsts: Benson. Smth &. Co., Agents for Hawaan slands. m May Take Cabnet Poston f t s Offered. German PoltcsTrouble n the Rechstag Emperor Wllam's Actons. WASHNGTON, D. C, Nov. 4. Wth the excepton, perhaps, of Charman Mark Hanna, the electon of Mr. McKnley gave more satsfacton to the fve members of the Unted States Supreme Court, who voted aganst the legalty of the ncome tax than to any other men n the country. These dstngushed ursts regard t as a vndcaton of ther course and the upholdng of the dgnty and power of the supreme trbunal of the land. Two of these gentlemen are Democrats. Two members who voted aganst the decson are Republcans. Justce Feld, though commonly understood to be a Democrat, s partcularly pleased at the success of the Republcan tcket. The day after the electon he celebrated hs 80th brthday and new zest was added to the event by the electon returns whch came n durng the day. For 33 years he has been upon the Supreme bench, and could have retred 0 years ago had he desred. As the Court now stands Justces Harlan, Gray, Brewer, Brown and Shras are Republcans. Chef Justce Fuller and Justces Whte, Feld and Peckham are Democrats. Thus the Court stands fve to four n favor of the Republcans. Accordng to precedent, the successor of Justce Feld should be apponted from the Nnth Judcal Dstrct, whch the senor Justce now represents. He should also be a Democrat. But ths unwrtten rule has frequently been gnored and a Presdent usually apponts a Justce of hs own poltcal fath. Presdent Harr son brought down a smallsze d cy clone upon hmself by appontng Jus tce Jackson, a Democrat, to succeed Justce Lamar. Presdent Cleveland apponted Justce Peckham of New York to succeed Justce Jackson of Tennessee. t wll thus be seen that Mr. McKnley would have a precedent for gong outsde the Nnth Judcal Dstrct to select a successor to Justce Feld. A number of men have been suggested as qualfed to fll the vacancy whch, t s certanly expected, the noted Calforna urst wll make on the Supreme bench upon the advent of the Republcan admnstraton. The favorte s Senator Cushman K. Davs of Mnnesota. Mr. Davs has also been suggested for a Cabnet poston, but t s admtted that hs fne udcal mnd better fts hm for a poston on the Supreme bench than for a Cabnet poston. He s a close student, a fne classcal scholar and would no doubt be the peer of any man on the bench. He has a bg practce before the Supreme Court, and s thoroughly n tranng and up to date on all legal matters. The graceful manner n whch he retred n favor of Ma. Mc Knley from the contest for the presdental nomnaton puts the latter under consderable oblgaton to hm. He was also largely nstrumental n makng Mnnesota and the Dakotas safe for the Republcan tcket., t s possble that Senator Davs mght prefer a Cabnet poston, but the honor and dgnty of a place upon the Supreme bench would be far greater than the temporary tenure of a Cabnet offce. A lfe poston at $0,00 0 a year s a very comfortable berth, not to menton the fact that the famles of the Justces take socal precedence over those of Cabnet offcers, whch would be an ncentve n Mr. Hghest of all n Leavenng Power. Davs' case because of the fondness of Mrs. Davs for socety. GEltMAN Nsl'.T. Army Ofllcor Malt routd mulry OlWrd by tfu'lmtu. BERLN, Nov. 4. The nterpellaton whch s to be ntroduced by the Radcals n the Rechstag on the murder of Herr Selberman by.lcut. von Brusewth at Carlsrhue, and other mltary outrages and scandals, has been set down upon the order of the day for Monday, and wll be submtted after the nterpellaton of the centrst upon the revelatons made by Prnce Bsmarck through the medum of the Hamburger Nachrlchtcn, and t s probable the whole of the week wll bo occuped by ferce debates on both motons. The Centrst moton s ho phrased as to endeavor to nduce the Government to dsclose.the nature of the treaty exstng between Germany and Russa pror to 890. and to explan why t was permtted to lapse. As Prnce von Hohenlohe, the mperal Chancollor, left Berln on Monday last to be gone several days, t was understood that he had arranged Marschawth Frelherr ll von Bebersteln, Mnster of Foregn Affars, to answer the nterpellaton n relaton to the treaty, but today RussoGerma t s stated n that the Chancellor hmself wll read the Government declaraton. Prnce von Hohenlohe has been huntng wth the Emperor and the Grand Duke Vladlvm r of Russa, at Letzdlngen, and t was reported that he was gong from there to Strasburg. However, whether Prnce von Hohenlohe or Baron von Bebersteln reples to the Centrst moton, nobody expects that an explct statement wll be made n regard to the RussoGerma n treaty, or any other treates of whch others than the RussoGerman neutralty conventon of 884 are known to have exsted. t s expected that the reply of the Government wll be substantally a denuncaton of the manner of the publcaton of the dsclosures, nether affrmng nor denyng Prnce Bsmarck's revelatons, accompaned by a protest aganst the newspaper dscussons of the old ndscretons, whch the whole country ought to regret. Although the debate on the Centrst moton n regard to the treaty wll be of great mportance, perhaps stll greater nterest attaches to the debate on the mltary reform measures whch wll arse from the Radcal nterpellaton. The mystery connected wth Leut, von Brusewtz's sentence of four years' confnement a fortress and dsmssal from the army, the subsequent denal that he had been condemned, the report that hs Colonel set hm at lberty, rearreand only caused hs st upon orders of hs (the Colonel's) superors, and the other stores of abuse of solders by oflcers requre explanaton, and the Radcals mean to have t f possble. n an artcle on the subect, the Tageblatt says that the Emperor, after speakng to the recruts on the occason of ther beng sworn n on Thursday, addressed the offcers serously n regard to the alleged mltary outrages upon cvlans, but purposely spoke n so low a tone that hs remarks were only audble to those mmedately sur roundng hm. The Voerwaerts, the organ of the Socalsts, draws the worst augury of the Government's defense from the report that the Emperor, n hs address lo the recruts, sad: "Whoever attacks my unform nsults me." Whatever may be the ssue of the debate, however. t wll clear the atmosphere around the subect and gve an mpetus to the mltary udcal reforms. byeelecto ns, As a result of the recent the Recvhstag s now composed of 5S Conservatves, 27 mperalsts, 00 Centrsts, 48 Natonal Lberals, 4 Radcal Unonsts and Rchcrte Radcals, 25 Fresnnge Volksparte Rchtertes. 3 Socal Reformers, 9 Poles, U Deutsche Volksparte. 8 Socalsts, 30 ndependents, ncludng Guelphs. C, 3 Bavaran Peasant party and 2 seats vacant. E.MN'G V.AfVXT!'?.A(:. G rover OllVrs Eormu n 'n t of tcrt.l Revenue Commssoner. WASHNGTON, Nov. 3. f'orman of llnos, who was goldstanda rd the Democratc canddate for Governor of llnos, arrved here toda y n response to a summons from the Presdent. He was formally tendered the poston of Commssoner of nterval Revenue, whch Joseph H. Mller resgned on Wednesday. Mr. Forman asked tme to consder the offer. Latest U. S. Gov't Report n nr n o '(SM ft

2 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 0. S0;. DUN'S CRCULAR AS THE TDE FLOWS best made n the world frac TTXT Tll s m mprovement Notced n Comparatve Statement of Census Returns n the All Lnes of Busness. Hawaan slands. More Than 500 New Enterprses f nl 5m: ' FRSTQR purty Started Confdence Fully Restored. NEW YORK, Nov. 3. R. G. Dun & Only Three Dstrcts n the Group Show Decrease n Populatonsland of Oahu Leads n ncrease. fc NVENTED Co.'s weekly revew of trade tomorrow ALL OTHERS ARE MTATONS. wll say: No one doubts that a brght The returns computed at the Census Bureau have so far advanced under SbS. f r?sa Trv Wll hold a n Central Unon Church Parlors FRDAY, DECEMBER th, Commencng at 9:30 a. m. and lastng" untl all the Dolls arc sold. er day 3 dawnng, and t s the com nspector General xuknson's drecton that a comparson may be drawn of are Dressed n mon remark that never before has the number of people here n 896 and n 890, when the last census was taken. ROPC busness shown so great a change for the better wthn a sngle week. Ds The returns as publshed below show an ncrease of 7,03 n the populaton l of Honolulu, and n the sland of Oahu 9,0. Hawa has a decrease n patches tellng of about ZOO establsh North Kohala of 78, but the net gan of the sland s 6,520, and ths domes. comes ments whch have opened, wth ma from the nflux of people to all the other dstrcts on the bg sland. terally enlarged forces, though they fll many columns, gve only part of the facts, for throughout the country the gan has been surprsng, even to the most hopeful. t s not mere speculaton whch lghts the fres and starts the wheels. Orders whch have been accumulatng for months, wth the necessary replenshment of dealers' stocks now greatly reduced, would em ploy the whole producng force for a tme, and the ncrease n the number of hands at work means an ncrease n purchases for consumpton. The foregn need of Amercan wheat contnues an mportant factor, and the prce has advanced to 88 cents, ganng G cents for one week, 0 cents for two weeks and 24 cents snce Sep tember. The prce s the hghest snce June, 892. Western recepts were only 4,494,033 bushels, aganst 8.202,864 last year, but the electon cut off much work durng the days n whch these COMPARATVE SUMMARY OF POPULATON" BY DSTRCTS SLS. OAHU 896 Honolulu 29,920 Ewa 3,067 Waanae,28 Waalua,349 Koolauloa,835 Koolaupoko 2,753 Total Oahu 40,205 HAWA Hlo 2,867 Puna,748 Kau 2,908 South Kona 2,327 North Kona 3,06 South Kohala 558 North Kohala 4,25 Hamakua 5,6S0 Total Hawa 33, ,907 2,55 903,286,444 2,499 Gan. 7, ,94 9,0 Loss. 9,935 2, ,577 33,82 55,753, , , ,754 6, For Engnes and Cylnders THS S THE OL that Plantaton Engneers are callng for. 9 Sugar Mlls Are usng the TROPC Engne and Cylnder Ols, and we have yet to hear of a case where t has not gven perfect satsfacton. The TROPC s a pure, unadulterated lubrcator, and s fully warranted to be of the hghest possble grade and to gve frstcla ss satsfacton n every partcular. t s made at one of the best Ol Refneres n Cleveland, Oho, and s shpped drect to Honolulu wthout passng through the hands of any Mddleme n, and we sell n orgnal packages, barrels or cases. The great success that the TROPC OL has met wth, durng the past season, ought certanly to recommend t for use n every Sugar Mll. We have ust receved ex Bark "Edward May" a fresh supply from Cleveland, and can supply mmedately, or at any tme specfed, any quantty requred. HOME MADE CY wll bo one of the Specaltes and on sale t un llldy San ltufael, Calforna. Aeooemr A BOARDNG SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Thorough nstructon n all Englsh Branches, Classcs, Scence. Ffteen Teachers, Regular Army Offcer Detaled by War Department, Accredted by State Unversty. Specal Attenton Gven to the MOR AL and PHYSCAL Tranng of the Boys. For nformaton and Testmonals, Address ARTHUR CROSBY, A. M., Head Master. References: Hon. H. W. Schmdt, Bruce Cartwrght, Esq., Honolulu. recepts were started to market. Ex ports, HONOLULU n spte of scanty freght room, Moloka 2,307 nn were for two weeks 2,77,23 bushels, flour ncluded, aganst 3,260,384 last Lana 05 2, year, and Pacfc shpments are also MAU Lahana... 2,398 2,3 285 'f 'll! '" ' 'T. PCJ W. W. WRGHT. Propretor. heavy to nda, South Afrca and Australa. Many textle works have been startng or ncreasng ther force, mostly on orders booked weeks ago. But there has not been much gan n the demand as yet. After purchases of 46,000,000 pounds of wool n fve weeks, the transactons fell to 6,243,700 pounds last week, but prces were strong and n some grades cent hgher and even greater advance s demanded at the West, whle foregn markets are hgher. The output of ron furnaces n blast November st was 24,077 tons weekly, havng been ncreased,295 tons or 0G per cent n the latter part of October by confdence n the future. All the markets were stronger, although the enormous purchases of pg ron n advance of needs caused comparatve nactvty at present. Plates and steel bars are $ to $3 per ton hgher and sheets n better demand. Anthracte and Besemer pg have advanced a shade and the average of prces s 2S cents hgher. The bllet pool s n protracted meetng here ths week to decde upon ts course, and s stll undersold. The beam, bar ral and wre nal assocatons meet ths week and the undersellng of wre nals by outsders las gone so far that a declne of 45 cents s openly quoted. t s noteworthy that the prevalng expectatons, not wthstandng the general mprovements n busness, s that some, f not all, these combnatons wll decde to reduce prces. The coke combnaton, t now appears, has not prevented large contracts for future delvery at less than $2. ts fxed prce, and even less than $.75. but the output last week decreased. A heavy sale of 0,000,0 00 copper to foregners, sad to cover pounds, has rased the prce to, and tn actually sells at 3 cents, though less s quoted. Falures for the week have been 276 n the Unted States, aganst 2S3 last year, and 46 n Canada, aganst 49 last year. Bradstreet's tomorrow wll say: The volume of busness mproves steadly n nearly all lnes. The most actve demand s among obbers n dry goods, clothng, mllnery, sheets, leather and hardware and n leadng ndustral lnes, nearly 200 mlls, factores and foundres havng started up ths week, oneha lf of them n steel, machnery, tools, carrages, lumber, glass, woolen About 63 oth and cotton goods lnes. er ndustral establshments have ncreased workng forces or workng hours, or both, among them 9 ron and steel and glass works and four factores, each makng lamps, clocks, woolen goods and cotton. A partal record of the number of men gven employment n ndustral lnes snce November 6th shows an aggregate of nearly 30,000. r" The demand for ron and steel has not ncreased after the actvty of a week ago, but prces are frm n some nstances advanced and the trade contnues confdent of a large busness durng the comng year. The exports of wheat, flour ncluded as wheat, from both coasts of theunte d States and Montreal amount to bushels ths week, the heavest week's total snce the second week of September, S93. Ths s an ncrease of about, bushels over last the Do week, of more than,300,000 bushels over the correspondng week of a year ago. more than, as compared wth the lke week n S94, a gan of about 2.000,000 bushels as compared wth the correspondng week of S93, and of more than 700,000 bushels as contrasted wth the lke week n S92. There have been 25S busness falures reported ths week, 35 more than last week, but 2 fewer than n the correspondng week one year ago; 22 fewer than n the lke week two years ago, and 2 fewer than n the correspondng week of 893. There are 44 busness falures reported from mnon of Canada ths week, as compared wth 50 last week, 45 n the week one year ago, 33 two years ago and 55 three years ago. Waluku... Makawao.. Hana Nhau KAUA NHAU RECAPTULATON. Oahu 40,205 Hawa 33,274 Moloka and Lana 2,42 Mau 7,726 Kaua and Nhau 5,392 6,072 6, ,464 5, ,792 3, ,726 7,357, ,43 2,739,856,835, ,425 2, ,762 2,0 6 2,775 2, ,392,859 3,533 3,94 26,754 2,826 7,357,859 9,0 6,698 ' ',065 3, ,3v::' ;,; l'.' HALL'S ALUMNUM CANE KNVES Are beng used on TWENTYSEVE N PLANTATONS. They are made by H.. Dsston & Sons of Phladelpha, and are acknowledged by them to be the best knves they ever turned out. They are made of Alumnum Steel, wth Applewoo d handles, secured wth four rvets, and hang easer n the hand, when n use, than any other Cane Knves. The fact that the cane cutters prefer these knves to all others, because they do not tre ther hands, and they can do much more work n a day, s suffcent guarantee of ther superorty. We have ust receved over a hundred dozen from the Factory, and can supply Plantatons now or at any tme durng the comng season. Plantatons that have not yet tred them, should send for a sample lot, and gve them a tral. We have them wth the hook and wthout m Carrage REPARER. Bulder All orders from the other slands n the Carrage Buldng, Trmmng and Pantng Lne wll meet wth prom attenton. P. O. BOX FORT ST. JUST RECEVED: CASCADA FLOUR; 09,009 89,990 20,247,228 OREGON BURBANK POTATOES. ALFALFA HAY (For Mlch Cows); Net gan n Group 9,09 ROCK SALT; HORSE FEED OF ALL KNDS. ockab ye Baby! JUST KECEVED, FX "S. G. WLDER," SUTABLE FOR HOLDAY PRESENTS: Bruce (SkGlCO CHAM BER SETS Tables,, Mrrors, Etc. ty FueTU E O. HALL & SON LMTED. Warng & (Do! CTY FEED STORE. L. H. DEE & CO., Old Armory, Beretanla Street. Telephone 92. P. O. Box 30r. CENTRAL Alakka Stkekt. FURNSHED HOUSE... HODSON, Propretor w ROOMS. HUSTACE & CO., DEALERS N Wood and Coal ALSO Whte and Black Sand Whch we wll sell at the very lowest market rates. Telephone No. H. COR. FORT & SERETAXA STS. TELEPHOXE SUS. T. P. SEVERN Y AUTHORTY, SEALED TENDERS Wll be receved at the. offce of the Mnster of the nteror tll 2 o'clock noon of Monday, Dec. 2st, S96, for an addton to be made to the Court House n Waluku. Plans and specfcatons at the offce of the Superntendent of Publc Works, also at the offce of the Sherff of Mau. The Mnster does not bnd hmself to accept the lowest or any bd. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, December 7th, S t SEALED TENDERS Wll be receved at the offce of the Mnster of the nteror tll 2 o'clock noon of Monday, Dec. 2Sth, 896, for the constructon of the Central Fre Staton. Plans and specfcatons at the offce of the Superntendent of Publc Works. The Mnster does not bnd hmself to accept the lowest or any bd. J. A. KNG, Mnster of the nteror. nteror Offce, Dec. 7, t NOTCE TO MPORTERS. On and after January, 897, mporters makng entry at the Custom House wll fle wth ther nvoces, a recepted Bll of Ladng coverng the number of packages arrvng per vessel for whch entry s made. (Sgned) F.. McSTOCKER, Deputy Collector General of Customs. Approved: S. M. DAMON, t Mnster of Fnance. eal Estate and Fnancal Agents, Telephone U FORT STREET, HONOLULU. We are ready to purchase Large Estates near Honolulu and Hlo, and Coffee Lands on Hawa. Loans placed and negotated; Estates taken charge of and managed. Choce Lots for sale at Kewalo, at Punahou and the growng Cty of Hlo, on the nstallment plan. Houses bult for nvestors. No trouble to show property to ntendng purchasers. A Specal Prce From Saturday, Dec. 5th Untl Chrstmas. y S. KMURA, aocy ha WHOLESALE DEALER N Japanese Wnes, Lquors PROVSONS. Sak a specalty Lacquer Sale JAPANESE u ;:nsfn OS Hv8 TAKEN Photograph : THE Gallery OPPOSTE LOVE'S BAKERY. (Nuuanu Avenue.) Mr. Severn has had years of experence at tba branch and has always met success. wth 4023 m Refrgerated Fresh Poultry Salmon CONSTANTLY ON H. Metropoltan Meat Company Telephone 46. AGENCY OF Kobe mmgraton Company. Robnson block. Hotel street. P. O. Box 6. Telephone tf alllen ST., Telephone K. SOSHMA Kng St Dally Advertser, delvered by 75 cents a month.

3 M J., THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 0, S9G. X lt l l:' l! ; f r f ; n! r Shown on the stage durng the engagement of the Frawley Company came from our store, and has been admred nght after nght by the people n the audence. Prces are Low, even for the elegant peces you see, and there s nothng n our stock that s not wthn the reach of people who wsh to Beautfy Ther Homes or put n them artcles for every day use of stylsh, substantal buld and at low prces. HOLDAY PRESENTS may be procured here to better advantage and of more lastng character than elsewhere. HOPP Furnture Dealers. CO KNG BETHEL STS. r "fll A H! t COLD WATER PANT Especally Deshrned for nsde Work on Factores and Publc Bulldlmcs. t s a dry powder whch can ba pry by smply strrng s pared for use COLD WATER, and can be appled fc anyone, and wll always produce go$ work. t s VERY WHTE, extremely and hardens on a wall lk stone, and wll take any tnt. t wll last for years and s unaffectt by gases. One coat covers better than two coat of ol pant or whtewash. t can be used on any surface and tt all classes of work, even for the fln decoratng. H Ths s for Outsde Work. Such as Fences, Outbuldngs, Laborers Quarters. t s a thck paste to fc dluted wth cold water, stands ra; and exposure as well as ol pant, ac costs but a fracton as much. Cold Water Kalsomne Adapted for Dwellngs, Offces and Pub le Buldngs or any other place wher KALSOMNE s used. t wll not rut dscolor or scale off. LUCOL A new Pant Ol. t comes raw and boled; s superor to lnseed, and covert wth oneth rd less lead and pgment U the gallon. P. and B. Compounds and Papers. FOR SALE BY Atrcnts for tle Hawaan slands. You are aware that we are constantly n recept of the latest noveltes n goods from England and the Unted States. You are aware also that our prces for the same, and sometmes better class of goods, are much lower than n other stores. We buy drect, savng always one or two profts and you can get the beneft. We are always ready to dvde, even wth our customers. We are advertsng new and staple goods; artcles you are always n need of and whch you are wllng to save money on. Here's a few of them: Duchess of York serge, n blue and black a new thng for dress skrts. Another s dress serge n navy black and whte. Black Cashmere hose, all szes. Then there's baby rbbon, every shade magnable, even to that coped from the ranbow. Embrodery felt n new shades, for fancy work. New patterns of Challes. When the South wnd blows North, you wll want blankets. Our stock comprses both Calforna and Englsh. We stll sell leggngs a $.co a par, and we also sell brown duck for sportsmen. We have exceptonally fne lace curtans and curtan stuff by the yard; Madras and Madras curtan goods. An elegant varety of carrage lap robes. Slks: nda and Surra, n any shade. Knttng slk and worsteds. Art denms galore. J. T. WATERHOUSE, Queen Street. Pctures! Pctures! Pctures! Fancy beng able to buy n Honolulu a pcture framed handsomely n whte and gold mouldng, measurng 26x30 nches outsde, for t's a fact, and there are others stll larger and better for $3.00, and from that up. Then there are Wall Pockets for $.25 ftted wth pctures, glass and all whch are drtchea p at that prce. Drop n and have a look. Kng Bros.' Art Store. HO HOTEL STREET. LKE OLVER TWST, THEY ALL WANT OF OUR w mmj and trs: ST 9 9 Washngton Feed Co. FORT ST. TELEPHOME 422. try the: CELEBRATED MNERALWATE R Best n the Market and Only 4.50 acase4doz. f8hr E. R. ADAMS, AGENT. 4 Mrs. Dr. Walters, of Lhue, Kaua, had a soltare damond rng stolen out of her room, between C and 7:30 o'clock Monday evenng. Mrs. Walters s a guest at the home of J.. Dowsett, Palama, and occupes the second room n the wng that extends out toward Kng street. She was n at dnner wth the Dowsett famly at the tme mentoned, and had left her satchel hangng n her room behnd some artcles of clothng. n the satchel was a purse, contangn g a gold pn, $3 n slver and the damond rng n queston. When she returned from dnner the room was found to be n a very upset condton. Suspconng that some one had entered whle she was at dnner, she went to her satchel and found that the contents, wth the excepton of the pn. had been taken. The thef was evdently frghtened off or he surely would have taken the pn. The matter was reported at polce headquarters yesterday mornng, and detectves were set to work at once. Although there s no proof aganst any one, a certan ndvdual s beng carefully watched. 3 R. HORN KR'S COFFEF. Forwards Sample Prmary That Speaks for HamaUua. A very substantal evdence of John M. Horner's ablty to grow coffee n Hamakua was receved by the Advertser Tuesday. t s a prmary cut from a fouryearo ld Guatemala tree wth ts secondares, leaves and frut. n the letter accompanyng the specmen, Mr. Horner says: "There are 45 more prmares on ths tree. The prmary whch forward contans 947 cherres. The tree from whch t was taken s growng n Hamakua, Hawa, 2,000 feet elevaton, and shows the 'prolfc growth and frutfulness of the tree, and also ts preparaton for next crop, wthout beng checked n growth. Ths, of course, s an extra specmen; but there are others as good." The prmary wll be placed on exh btons n Wall, Nchols Company's wndow today. From 3akavel to Ewa. Davd Douglas, the well known blacksmth of Makawel, wth hs wfe and chldren, arrved recently from Kaua. Mr. Douglas has occuped the poston of head blacksmth at Makawel Plantaton for over four years, and now goes to fll a smlar poston at Ewa. Durng ther soourn at Ma kawel, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas have made a host of frends who wsh them every happness n ther new home. They wll be partcularly mssed n the socal events n the Dstrct. The complete success of a dance was never assured wthout Mr. Douglas' able assstance as floor manager. As a blacksmth Mr. Douglas stands n the front rank, and has, by hs skll and ngenuty, solved many a puzzlng problem. Hs latest achevement s the nventon of a couplng, bumper and lnk for cane cars. A Word for the Ushers. Durng the theatrcal season at the New Hawaan Opera House the seatng of the patrons has been n the hands of Fred Angus, chef usher, and Frank Grace, Henry Gles, Percy Lshma n and Tom Kng n the orchestra and dress crcle. n the famly crcle Henry Schmdt and George Angus were n charge. Throughout there has scarcely been a balk by these young men, and the unform poltness has been remarked by every one. Opum Rad. Leut. Fernandez and a squad raded a place on Nuuanu street near Love's Bakery, at o'clock ths mornng and captured three Chnamen wth opum n possesson and two smokng outfts. HOW TO PREVENT PNEUMONA. At ths tme of the year a cold s very easly contracted, and f left to run ts course wthout the ad of. some relable cough medcne s lable to result n that dread dsease, pneumona. We know of no better remedy to cure a cough or cold than Chamberlan's Cough Remedy. We have used t qute extensvely, and t has always gven entre satsfacton. Olagah, nd. Ter. Chef. Ths s the only remedy that s known to be a certan preventve of pneumona. Among the many thousands who have used t for colds and la grppe, we have never yet learned of a sngle case havng resulted n pneumona. Persons who have weak lungs or have reason to fear an attack of pneumona, should keep the remedy at hand. For sale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & Co., Wholesale Agents for Hawaan slands. At a meetng of the Y. H. L, held last nght, there was a very large attendance. The savngs and nvestment matter was fully dscussed and postponed untl Thursday nght for fnal consderaton. Santa Caus s extremely fond of re cevng letters from the lttle ones. He generally offers a valuable prze of some knd to chldren, wellbehav ed and ths year he has notfed Wall, Nchols Company, who are to act as hs agents here, to offer n hs name a beautful French doll to the Honolulu grl or boy who wrtes hm the most orgnal letter. Any lttle one under 0 years of age may compete for the doll whch s sure to be hghly przed by the lucky recpent. Now, grls, ths s your opportunty. Brush the cobwebs and dust of puzzlng questons out of your mnds and wrte the old gentleman a nce letter; somethng dfferent from anythng you have ever wrtten before.. You may ask your papas and mammas how to spell the words, but the thoughts and good wshes should be all your own. On honor, now! Letters may be maled n the letter box at Wall, Nchols Company's store between 9 o'clock ths Saturday mornng, November 28th, and 2 o'clock noon of December 24th, the day before Chrstmas. The doll wll be on exhbton n one of ther large show wndows durng the above perod. The udges of the merts of the letters receved wll be decded upon by representatves of the press of Honolulu. CHRSTMAS Presents Are somethng we all expect to get and are sure to gve. Now that Chrstmas s so near there are only two mportant questons WHAT TO GVE, and HOW MUCH WLL T COST? We have already regulated the cost, and should you be at a loss to know what to gve your frends, LET US SUGGEST Lades' Slk Kmonas, Slk Dressng Gowns, Opera Capes, Slk Vflsl PflHerns, Slk Dress Paerns, Slk Hosery, Lyle Thread Hosery, Evenng and Street Gloevs, Tortose Shell Combs, Slk Shawls, Reo onon Lace Hkerels, Pure Lnen Hemscnefl Hooffercmes, lnen odc Covers and Doyles. n Hand Work, Slk Umbrellas. HO Lades' and Gent's Mancure Sets, H Work Baskets, Smokng Sets, soreaas Smokng Caps, Gent's Smokng Jackets and Dressng Gowns, Handkerchef Boxes, Neckte Boxes, Necktes, Shavng Sets, A THOUS OTHER AR TCLES WHCH WE WLL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU. Useful Presents Cost Less and Are More Satsfactory. J. J. EGAN, Hard to Fnd: Bulders THAT ARE PRACTCAL MEN. G. W. LNCOLN, The Contractor, S ONE OF THEM OFFCE, lcrullc Ave. Street. YARD, Alafcea J. T. WATERHOUSE. DAMOND KNG STOLEN. yz ;; ; ' T" hro v" 3 rs. Dr. Walters Has Valuable F money s no obect to you, why then our ar Artcle Taken From Her. guments can be of no nal. But. to the man You Wsh to! v.'ho apprecates money we want to prove our ablty to save hm from 2o to $$o on hs Sut and Overcoat. Yes. the soods wll be better than any one else can gve you. You have a wder range of materals to select from; you can see the fnshed artcle no watng, no lottery. Every dollar represented n value. Your nterest to see our goods; the good clothes that are honestly talormad e. ways, ks, Ovorc Fu ll M. McNERNY. Men's and Boys' Ready JAPANESE Just Receved ex Sakura Mam, 50 Cases Dry Goods for the SEASC KJOLBDS N AS WELL AS JAl'AXESK FANCY GOODS. PORCELANS, ats, FAMOUS YUM0T0 WOODEN WARE, Waverley CROCKERY, Suts, to Wear Clothng Merchant and Fort Streets. STORE s 0ZAK SLK DOYLES, HKERCHEF CASES, EMBRODERES, H BAGS SLK GOODS OF ALL DESCRPTONS. n Block, Notwthstandng the ar n War n HOUJSTER Cuba Pc x n Hotel Manla Street. COMPANY Tobacconsts, Are recevng CGARS from the "Seat of War" from both sdes of the world; Sellng them at Old Prces at present, and shall Contnue to do so Untl the "Fortune of War" shall provent. ENTERPRSE PLANNG MLL, PETER HGH & CO., Propretors. OFFCE MLL. Alakea and Rchards Streets, near Queen, Honolulu,., MOULDNGS re, Ml ls, tens, Frames, flt TURNED SAWED WORK. Prompt attenton to all orders. TELEPHONE: 6G. H. E. McNTYRE & BRO., EAST CORNER FORT KNO STREETS, mporters and Dealers n Groceres, Provsons and Feed. New and Fresh Goods receved by every packet from Calforna, Eastern StAten and European Markets. Standard Grades of Canned Vegetables, Fruts and Fsh. Goods delvered to any part of the cty. Satsfacton guaranteed. sland trade solcted. P. O. BOX 45. TELEPHONE NO. G2.

4 THE 'PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER S9C. WALLACE R. FARRNGTON. EDTOR. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9. SOUTH AFtflCAN 'KOUKESS Just now the zreat undeveloped terrtory of South A flra s attractng the attenton of the TE PACFC lan! the people of Honolulu hav enough to play th lo n the shown ther apprecaton, fllng manger wth Hawa. What ran the Opera House every evenng Hawa do? Nothng, absolutely and turnng good gold con nto nothng but hover around the god of contract labor, seekng the re the theatrcal treasury. There s everv reason to beleve that ths lef from eommereal embarrass t has been the banner engagement nent that wll never come. for the Frawlevs, and the con pany have fulflled ther part of PERSONAL PECULAR. the contract to the letter. A far exchange s no robbery, and there Afrcan cotton seed has been planted as an experment n Georga, and s no doubt that should the company return next year they wll from two to four bales each acre. the stalks grow 20 feet hgh and yeld days of North Amer were receve a hearty welcome, and world. The can hstory when fortunes "pcked up n the street" are4 be repeated n the dark contnent, and a Hood of mmgrants and a wranglng of natons to wn the spols of new and wealthy terrtory s the natural result. The smlarty to earlv Amerca n days s ndeed very marked. There s the motley array of colonsts and the flags of Europe set up here and there and ealously guarded; the aborgnal race that las enough fghtng qualty to make suffcently hazardous the lfe of the frontersman; and last but by no means least s an apparently spontaneousgrowth of a republcan sprt whch holds ndependence as a boon to be bought learlv f need be, and never sold at any cost. Ths re nuhle.msm crrowntr up n the ' C3 dark contnent wll undoubtedly be heard from more postvely as vears roll bv. On these general lnes the sm larty holds, but n the treatment of the savage races a South Afr can wrter mantans the people of the new terrtory are proftng bv the unfortunate mstakes whcl take not a lttle of the lberal pa what s qute as good tronage. n Paul senberg's letter to an evenng paper he holds wth great tenacty to the necesstes of the contract labor system. The ron manufacturers am coal mners of the Unted States dd the same thng; they must have slave labor or bankruptcy would follow. Such was the cry, but subsequent hstorv has never furnshed one tem to support ther clam. Mr. senberg's general plan for future conduct of a flars seems to be to the effect that the Unted States w w " f rve Hawa complete reeuom o trade, from whch Hawa gans evervthng and the Unted States somethng. Ths s a good the ory, but one thng the busness men and poltcans of ths coun try can put down as a foregone Concluson let annexaton fal. and a blow wll mmedately be struck at the Recprocty Treaty ndeed we are not so sure that the blow wll not be threatened durng the Congress now n ses son. Wthout the treaty and wth out annexaton, Hawa wll b flnmnr lpd nt. frm's length, an ndenen 7 n v frnm tlf rvlzncr ' forces x that were actve n the Western hemsphere. The Amercans wp ed out the savage. n Afrca the naton to control poltcally or commercally. The Unted States s bg enough and has ngo savage shows an adaptblty to the condtons of cvlzaton, and t s hoped that assmlaton may take the place of extermnaton. The wrter also notes another strong pont of dssmlarty whch wp'fve n hs own words: "f South Afrca ever s absolutely n dependent t wll come, not as n Amerca, by bloodshed and long estrangement, but gradually and by natural process. t may never assume the form of federaton n any comprehensve sense, but two or three broad propostons may be confdently" enuncated. There wll be a steady advance n the cause of order and cvlzaton. The tendency wll be toward rep resentaton n all departments of government. The domnatng char acter of the radcal movement wll can be no possble doubt. There s a substance and vtalty m kng lsh cvlzaton by whch t acts on other cvlzatons lke a ds solvng acd, convertng them nto ts own essental qualty. Ths s most notceable n he Unted states, where the populaton s so heterogeneous; and yet the cv lzaton s as dstnctvely Eng lsh Vts on the 'sht ml whence t sprang. So there may be expected a new. Afrca n the course of the next century, ust as we have seen a new Amerca n the present one." That South Afrcan ndepen dent naton whch the Unted States wll not allow any other Real Estate Sale On Saturday, Dec. 9, AT 2 O'CLOCK NOON, At my Salesroom, wll sell at Publc Aucton the followng valuable proper tes:. Resdence of Mr. Mytre on Gen Street and Thurston Avenue, adonng the resdence of Rev. D. P. Brne. The property has a frontage of 65 feet on Green Street and 83 feet on 7 Thurston 0 Avenue, wth an average depth of 27 feet, contanng 4,60 square feet. There s a new dwellng house on the property, contanng par lor, 3 bed rooms, dnng room, pantry, ktchen, hall and front and rear ver andas; also, stables and carrage house. s luauoa or me uweumg nouse wll admt of the DroDertv bene dvd ed nto 2 lots. 2. Buldng lot on the Ewa sde of Makk Street, above Domns Street. Sze, 75x09 feet, contanng 8,75 square feet. Part of the purchase prce nn mftrtfr 3. Lots and 2 on the Wakk Road and adonng the road leadng to the resdence of J. Ena, Esq., at Wakk. Sze of the 2 lots, 00x00. For further partculars, apply to 4475t d JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTONEER. AUCTON SALE OF VALUABLE CTY : : COUNTRY PROPERTY n the Hotel Cecl, n London, there s a telephone n every room. G. Archdale Red, an Englsh student and lecturer, thnks that legslaton lookng to the abolshment or restrcton of the lquor traffc only encourages drunkenness. The greatest wne growng countres are the most temperate, he says. Henz Zassh s a new Japanese monthly, devoted to the propagaton of Buddhsm. Governor Wolcott, of Massachusetts, has commssoned Cyrus Cobb, of Boston, to make a marble bust of the Rev. S. F. Smth, the author of "Amercan," to be placed n the State House. DAMONDS JEWELRY On Thursday, Dec. 7, ' AT 0 O'CLOCK A. M. At My Salesroom on Queen Street, Wll Sell At Publc Aucton AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY, COMPRSNG: Damond Rngs, Sold Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Sold Gold Chans and Necklaces, Sold Gold Lockets and Charms, Sold Slverware, And a Selected Lot of Fne Lawns, Dress Goods, Etc Goods on Vew All Day Wednesday, December 6th. Jas. F. Morgan, 4477 lt AUCTONEER. Beeman s Pepslne Gurn. HE THE ORGNAL PEPSNE GUM. ft l for eslo OF n. A DELCOUS THE PERFECTON For Sale by the HOLLSTER DRUG CO. Agents for the slands. Lberal dscounts to the trade. Vn Pasteur! Pasteur's Tonc Wne Coca and Kola Nuts. of Blood s essental to health. Every nook and corner of the system s reached by the blood, and on ts qualty the condton of every organ depends. Good blood means Ftrong nerves, good dges ton, robust health. mpure blood means dspepsscrofula, rheumatsm, catarrh or other dseases. The surest way to have good blood s to take Hood's SlSdl Sarsaparlla. Ths medcne purfes, v talzes, and enrches the blood, and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tssue. t creates a good appette, gves refreshng sleep and cures that tred feelng. t s because of ts great power to purfy the blood that Hood's Sarsaparlla has accomplshed so many wonderful cures. t makes the blood pure, drves out the germs of ds ease. Thousands today enoy good health as the natural result of takng Sarsaparlla The One True Blood Turner. All druggsts. $. W luuu r:l? not nrre. pan or llr grpe. All druggst, loc. HOBRON DRUG COMPANY, Wholesale Agents. n ureat vanetv: bucn as Tea and Coffee sets, Spoon sets, Fsh and Pe sets, Soup Ladles. Sets Carvers, All prces. SLVERPLATE P WARE: Soup Ladles, Pocket Flasks, Nut pcks, Nut cracks, Nap l Kll Mlgb, pdl UClldl, OUgcl Sfters, Chld s cuds, Lovng cups, Spoon Holders, Pe l Knves, Pearlhand le Butter Knves, Table, Tea and Coffee f Spoons, Table and Dessert lt k V VCC3C UUC5, DHL ter Dshes, Frut and Berry Dshes, Casters, and Water Ptchers Cut Glass Ware. Rookwood Ware. CosmeoN Brushes, Combs Pn Trays, Mrrors, Etc. Florence and Cellu lod Brush and Comb sets. Pano" Lamps, Banquet, Boudor, Hangng and Hall Lamps. Lamp Shades n slk and tssue. Onyx Tables, Etc., Etc. HOLDAY GOODS GR REDUCTON SALE Commencng Frday, December th. LOOK! LOOK Kmonos, Slk Goods, N.B.!! LOOK!! Smokng Jackets, Lacquer Ware, Porcelans, Japanese Fancy Goods, Straw Hats. TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, DOLLS, Cor. Muuanu and Our nllnery 5tore s next ROBERT DOLLS. Hotel Streets, Honolulu CATTON. 22 Queen Street, Honolulu. to Ahana's on Nuuanu Street. AGENT FOR the;mrrlees, WATSON & YARYAN CO., Ld. Sugar Machnery. WATSON, LADLAW & CO Centrfugals and Cream Separators. JOHN FOWLER & CO. (Leeds), Ld Steam Ploughs and Portable Ralway. THE RSDON RON WORKS General Engneerng c MARCUS MASON & CO., Coffee and Rce Machnery. J. HARRSON CARTER Dsntegrators. Catton, Nell & Co. FOUNDERS HACHNSTS. 23 QUEEN ST. (BetKSgSJSS.") HONOLULU, nvte Enqures for General ronwork. RON BRASS CASTNGS. SHPS' BLACKSMTNG. Repars Wll Be Promptly Attended to. TELEPHONE NO. 40 t t The Only JmyJ t ff mm m A? Cures whle 44 wr " m Sleep : Whoopng Oog, Asthma, Group, Gatarr, Golds. CrOSOlen when vaporzed n the sck room wll gve mmedate re!cf. ts curatve powers are wonderful, at the same tme preventng the spread of contagous dseases by actng as a powerful dsnfectant, harmless to the youngest chld. Sold by druggsts. Valuable booklet free. HOLLSTER DRUG CO., Honolulu, h.. Agents. asckness POSTVELY PREVENTED, velxr PROPHYLACTC.) Known Specfc that wll nvarably Prevent "Ma de ffler." GUARANTEED PERFECTLY HARMLESS. 3 nt n t : bloodshed and by natural process s certanly to b hoped and pray ed for. t seemes hardly possble that modern evlzatonhasreache d for. t seems hardly possble dspassonately and not resort to force; but f the South Afrcans can demonstrate that the day has arrved, t wll be haled wth delr ht the world over. The theatrcal season so pleas antlv opened and contnued wth such complete satsfacton by the Frawlev Companv s bv all odds the greatest success mat nas ever companes became known to Ho nolulu. Mr. Frawlev has gven hs audences all that was prom sed n what mght have been con sdered flatterng advance notces, J uut l utno u tuc nter v JAMES SMTH, wll sell at Publc Aucton at my Salesroom. Queen Street, On Saturday, Dec. 9, AT 2 O'CLOCK NOON, The followng valuable propertes:. Resdence property on Beretana Street, adonng the Central Unon Church. The lot has a frontage of S feet on Beretana Street, s 7 feet 2 0 deep, and 02 feet at rear. Buld ngs on the property comprse man dwellng house of 7 rooms, 2 separate cottages contanng each 3 rooms, bath an0d verandas. 2. Premses at Waalua, Oahu, con tanng about 24 acres and known as Old School Lot adonng the Old f on ths lot. Terms: Cash n U. S. Gold Con Deeds at Purchaser's Expense For further partculars, apply to THURSTON & STANLEY, Attorneys, JaS. F. Morgan, 4475td auctoneer.. s STRENGTHENNG and NOURSH NG, sustanng and nourshng the body and bran. Ads dgeston and assmlaton, removes fatgue and mproves the appette, never causng constpaton. The propretors of VN PASTEUR have testmonals from SEVEN THOUS emnent physcans, assurng them of ther utmost satsfacton from ts use. Sample bottle free. Large bottles, $.00. HOLLSTER DRUG CO. Agents for the slands. Pn A T ll Hordwore des CAN GET THER 5fca mpng Done any mornng now at the WOMAN'S EXCHANGE. Call and see new and danty desgns. 447f3t 88 lt ED. N. HTCHCOCK, Landscape Photographer All work strctly hgh grade and terms moderate. Offce: Cor. Punchbowl and Prn ters' Lane. Telephone 892. Exhbton of Pantngs! (O B53 Ssa JO By D. Howard Htchcock, T H E ART ROOMS OF THE PACFC HARDWARE CO. b "LJ enson, AGENTS FOR TE EX Smrfch SAKURA Presents for HAWAAN o Co. 9 SLS. m n a X,J Nfcs tw MARU. EvervbncJ Toys, Porcelan, Crockery, Antmony Ware, Jewelry. JAPANESE Potlnsoa Block, Hotel Street. MABtKDASHER K. FURUYA,

5 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 9, 896, 5 F r J U UyzJu U J L X J V V CD : '4 TT Z3c3 V, rf" V. TTT The past week's busness has been very satsfactory, our customers havng taken advantage of the Low J. J V xlj, A. J J J, s. o TPh Tl 0 99 Evdently apprecatng our efforts n gvng " A LOT FOR A LTTLE. 99 We call your attenton ths week to a few leadng lnes: 500 dozen Bleached Lnen Napkns commencng at $.00 per dozen and fnshng up at $6.00 per. dozen. 50 peces Bleached Lnen Damask rangng from 55 c. to $.25 per yard. 50 peces Brown Lnen Damask rangng from 37c. to 65c. per yard. 500 only Whte Honeycomb Bedspreads rangng from $.00 to $.75 each. 250 only Whte Marcella Bedspreads rangng from $.75 to $6.00 each. 00 peces of 90 nch Bleached Cotton Sheetng Commencng at 25 cts. per yard. 75 peces Brown Cotton Sheetng varyng from 5c. to 25c. per yard. 75 peces Bleached Cotton Pllow Casng whch we can do at 2Hc. and 5c. per yard. 350 pars of Blankets for chlly nghts and mornngs from $.25 to $8.50 per par. 500 dozen Lades' and Chldren's Cotton and Lsle Thread Hose rangng from $.75 to $9.00 per dozen.,000 dozen Valencennes and Torchon Lace, bought ust before the advance n prce. 250 only Lades' Umbrellas and Sunshades. Ths lne must be Cleared out. 50 peces Strped Flannelettes'at 2 yards for $.00. Best value n theslands., 2,000 peces, of whte and colored Dress Goods, comprsng the most complete assortment ever offered and at rdculous prces. 75 dozen Men's whte and colored Shrts rangng from $.00 to $2.25 each. All the new shapes n Collars to wear wth above at $.75 and $2.25 per dozen. 250 only Men's ready made Suts. The whole to be cleared out n short order. 250 only Men's ready made pants rangng from $.25 to $3.50 per par.,000 dozen Towels, rangng from 35cts. to $7.50 per dozen. Ths lot ncludes two specal lnes of Lnen Huck Towels at $2.50 and $3.50 per dozen. A full range of Men's Cotton, Lsle Thread, Merno and Wool Undervests. Also a select assortment of "DOLLS and TOYS." Our Dollar Doll (dressed) s the best n the market at the prce. Aent for Wheeler and Wlson SEWNG MACHNES some these bargans. Parcels delvered to any part of the cty. Orders by post promptly attended to. w ' T QUEEN Honolulu STREET

6 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 9, S96. Do OB'deG to ake Room for MEW constantly arhvsrg D aom now holdng a frv L f T V u.uu 40 and 42 nches Cashmere and Merno at Amercan Prnts Merrmack Prnts 3G nches Whte Cotton 3G nches Whte Cotton 3G nches Whte Cotton 42 nches Whte Pllow Casng 72 nches Bleached Sheetngs 90 nches Bleached Sheetngs 3G nches Brown Cotton Gnghams Whte Honeycomb Bedspreads Whte Marcella Bedspreads, large sze All Wool Blankets...., All Wool Cloth Blankets Bleached Lnen Damasks Bleached Lnen Napkns Honeycomb Towels Turksh Towels., 25 cts. per yard 30 yards for $ yards for.00 6 yards for.00 5 yards for.00 2 yards for.00 8 yards for.00 8 cts. per yard 25 cts. per yard 5 yards for $.00 at 8 and 20 yards for LOO at 75 cts. and.00 at 2.50 at $2.00 per par at 3.50 per par at 50 cts. per yard.at $.50 per dozen at 35 cts. a dozen at $.00 a dozen Flannelettes 8 yards for $.00 Flannelettes 6 yards for.00 Plan Sateens n all shades.at 20 cts. a yard Plan Black Sateens. :.at G yards for $.00 Plan Black French Sateens at 35 cts. per yard Black Cashmeres, 44 nches wde.30 cts., 40 cts., 50 cts. and GO cts. per yard Dmtes at 0 cts. per yard Prnted Lawns at 0 cts. per yard Lades Shrtwasts at 50 cts., 75 cts.. $.00 and $.50 Hermesdorf Dye Black Stockngs at $2.00 a dozen Hermedorf Dye Black Stockngs :. at 2.25 a dozen Chldren's Sun Bonnets, Slk Caps and Wool Hoods at prces to surprse you. Men's Laundred Shrts, at 75 cts Gents' Lnen Collars..at 0 cts. a pece, 3 for 25 cts Lades Undervests at 0 cts Lades Underwear Lades P. D., D. G., H. S., W. B., R. and G. Corsets, etc....from 50 cts. up Lades Chemse at 25 cts OUR GREAT STOCK OF RBBONS at Greatly Reduced Prces. 420 Fort Street "The fuse wll burn HELLO, CENTRAL! mprovements to le Mae n the System. TALK WTH SUPT. GLLESPE New Poles to be Put up All Over Town. nducton Wll be Materally Re duced Changes n the Methods of Work. When Superntendent Gllespe of the Mutual Telephone Company arrv ed here four months ago, and n an ntervew stated that "to rd the wres of nducton, was the least of hs troubles," he dd so, ether wth a Pckwckan sense of humor or through gnorance of the condton of affars. The Telephone Company had been payng dvdends and to do so expenses must be cut down. The plant could not be mantaned at a hgh standard of excellence and pay dvdends; the stockholders were to be conclated. Then the subscrbers, and even the subscrbers who were stockholders began to kck and conclaton was agan needed. The offcers fnally determned that the best way to earn money for the stockholders was to mprove the servce for, to use unclass cal an expresson, the servce was rotten When t s mproved there wll be more subscrbers and the wear and tear on the operators and the nstruments wll be materally dmnshed "The mprovements are to be made,"! sad Mr. Gllespe, "wtnout regara to expense. The nducton so much complaned of can never be entrely gotten rd of wth the present system n use but am well satsfed that by the changes am makng t wll be much less." The cables at present enter through the roof of the telephone buldng and then come down nto what appears to be an mmense swtch board. Under the new order of thngs the wres wll enter the roof and dstrbute along hard rubber strps, each wre passng through a hole n a copper cross pece. Then they are stretched over a metal frame and through another board passng through a fuse. out," sad the superntendent "n the event of one of our wres fallng over one of those belongng to the electrc lght company. The fuse burns out and the connecton s broken and danger prevented to the swtch, to whch the wre runs after leavng the fuse. " found when nvestgated the plant after my arrval n Honolulu, that t was n a deplorable condton. The poles were nearly all old and rotten and n. many nstance the wres, nstead of beng fastened to nsulators, were wrapped around the cross arms. So far we have erected about sxty poles on Kng street and these wll have cross arms wth porcelan knobs affxed for holdng the wres. Twenty of these are on each arm. Ths wll obvate much of the dffculty now experenced by subscrbers. "You have notced, perhaps, a trouble n gettng "Central," mean by that that you fnd a dozen or ffty people callng over the same wre at once. Ths s because n some sectons of the cty there are from ffty to seventyfve telephones on one callng wre. propose to reduce the number to eghteen. As t s f anythng should happen to that one wre the ffty or seventyfv e subscrbers would fnd t mpossble to communcate wth the offce. "We have n stock ready for the mprovements to be made about 25 poles and 350 more on the way; 20 mles of 4 nch galvanzed steel rope and 00 mles of telephone wre. The cables are of twonc h lead ppe, each contanng 00 wres. The cables are hung on the heavy steel rope and held n place by peces of galvanzed ron n crcular form. The company has fourteen lnemen at work and they are workng hard." n the work room at the company's buldng several men were engaged on dfferent thngs connected wth the mprovements and thpugh t may take some tme the subcrbers to the telephone may feel certan that the servce wll be mproved. SAY TKRK'S NO AXGEU. Onelals Promptly Deny Any Thouerht of Cuban War. WASHNGTON, Nov. 4. n answer to nqures as to the foundaton of certan sensatonal stores n crculaton recently as to the trouble wth Span, Secretary Lamont sad today: "The stores about the movement of troops n the South are untrue and the assumpton that work on coast defenses has any sgnfcnace or s beng expedted n any partcular or for any unusual puropse has no foundaton. Ths work has made most excellent progress n the past year, and am makng an effort to show some return n completed defenses for the large amount of money approprated for ths obect." CHCAGO, Nov. 4. A specal to the Chroncle from Washngton, D.. C, says: To a Senator who called upon hm to nqure about the war rumors ; n regard to Cuba, Presdent Cleveland repled that the poston of ths Government was as stated n the last annual message to Congress one of tradtonal sympathy wth people strugglng for autonomy and freedom but, nevertheless, ths Government felt ts plan duty to be to honestly fulfll every nternatonal oblgaton. The Presdent further sad that every precauton had been taken that f occason should arse n Cuba the Unted States could assert tself wth force, but he dd not thnk that the occason would arse. Secretary Lamont expressed hs ndvdual opnon that some authortatve statement should be made to put an end to these "dsturbng and unustfed rumors of wars." MADRD, Nov. 4. Unted States Mnster Taylor has ssued a note declarng that the Spansh Mnster of Foregn 9ffars, the Duke of Tetuan, has always acted n a manner calculated to prevent a dsagreement between the Unted States and Span. La Epocha, publshes a statement denyng the report that Senor Dupuy de Lome wll be retred from hs post as Spansh Mnster n Washngton. RECOGNTON OF THE CUBANS. Resoluton Passed by the Hollvlan Conrress. LMA (Peru), Nov. 3. Somethng of a sensaton has been caused here by the news receved yesterday from Sucre, Bolva, of a favorable report made by the Commttee on Foregn Affars of the Bolvan Chamber of Deputes on a resoluton of recognze the Cuban nsurgents as bellgerents. Upon hearng the news, the Spansh envoy to Peru, Senor de Vanello, who s also accredted to Bolva, mmedately set out for Sucre to look after Spansh nterests n that captal, and presumably to lodge a protest on behalf of hs Government aganst the proposed acton. Further advces tod ay receved from Sucre show that the Congress had an exctng and stormy sesson to consder the resoluton. The Presdent of the chamber declared the resoluton adopted and the Senate proceeded to approve t n the mdst of loud protests from excted members and great confuson n the Senate chamber, so that the sesson fnally had to be suspended. VCTORY OF MELNE. Comment n the French Press on Cabnet Crss. PARS, Nov. 3. The Republcan newspaper tod ay are unanmous n the opnon that the proceedngs n the Chamber of Deputes last evenng resulted n the utter collapse of the Radcal leader's plans and an undoubted vctory for the Melne Cabnet, whose maorty, 324 ayes to" 226 nos, on the demand for a vote of confdence, s clearly Republcan n character. M A Model Plant s not complete wth out Electrc Power, thus dspensln wth small engnes. Why not generate your power fron one CENTRAL Staton? One gener ator can furnsh power to your Pump Centrfugals, Elevators, Plows, Ral ways and Hosts; also furnsh lgh and power for a radus of from 5 to 2 mles. Electrc power beng used saves th labor of haulng coal n your feld, alsc water, and does away wth hghprce d engneers, and only have one engne tc look after n your mll. Where water power s avalable V costs nothng to generate Electr Power. THE HAWAAN ELECTRC COM PANY s now ready to furnsh Electr. Plants and Generators of all descrp tons at short notce, and also has o hand a large stock of Wre, Chandel ers and Electrcal Goods. All orders wll be gven prompt at tenton, and estmates furnshed fo Lghtng and Power Plants; also at te on s gven to House and Marn Wrng. THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager. Seasde Resort WRGHT'S VLLA. A Short Dstance from the Brdge Walkk. Toursts and others wll flna t t ther advantage to vst the above re sort, as they wll meet wth every ac commodaton that comfort requres. MRS. THOS. WRGHT, Propretress. EAGLE NUUANU CARL KLEMME, SLVA HOUSE. AVENUE. Propr. New management. Commodous rooms; Table board the fnest, ncludng many palatable German dshes. Board and Room,perweek,$6.50to$7.50 Tatle Board, per week $5.00 Ml Bn Mme. TABLES, STS, HAT RACKS, SCREENS, FLOWER STS, CHAntS, SOFAS, BOOK CASES BEDROOM SETS. K. TANAKA. JAPANESE BAMBOO STORE. Kng street, near Alakea street. CHANG KM, (Late Law Clerk of Hartwcll, Thursto. and Stanley) GENERAL BUSNESS AGEN nterpreter of Chnese, Englsh and Hawaan Languages. Offce at HAWAAN CHNESE NEWS Opposte the Amercan League, Kng street. Honolulu, H.. P. O. BOX 8. DAVD K. BAKER. Florst Ncxanc Valley Above the Mausoleum All orders gven prompt and fathful attenton. No extra charge for delverng flowers to any part of the cty. Les, Mountan Greens and Carnatons specalty t TELEPHONE 747. Y. MAN SNG, FASHONABLE : DRESS : MAKER 62 FORT STREET. Lades' Underwear. Dresses made to order. Sewng guaranteed. Good sttchng; f the sttches break wll repar wthout extra charge. Orders delvered promptly. receve monthly fashon books. frc"ss a hs? cz2s3s aa KJfe ;.lv have been n ths cty flye years, and have a quet, orderly BARBER SHOP. am runnng two chars and have remodeled my shop wth new Columba Furnture. guarantee all my work. Your servant, G. SOMMA. Merchant St, Honolulu. THE QUEEN HOTEL. Nuuanu Avenue. C. BUSCHJOST. : : MANAGER. Just opened. Large ary rooms. All openng on spacous veranda. Rooms $L50 to 3.00 per week. HONOLULU RON WORKS CO Steam Engnes, BOLERS, SUGAR MLLS, COOLERS BRASS LEAD CASTNGS, ' And Machnery of every descrpton made to ord atl 2 lauu pad to shps' blacksmthlne. Job work uccuteu on me snortest notce. FNE SLKS RATTAN CHARS, PORCELAN. MATTNGS. :. : MANLA CGARS. Japan and Chna Teas ALL KNDS OF PROVSONS, Embroderes and Curostes Wng: Wo Chan & Co Nuuanu Street.

7 H. : V! 4 " tf TE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 0, S9G. X THE SUPREME COUT OF TE HAWAAN Awarded SLS. H&hest Honor World' Far. Qold Medal. Mdwnter Far. : DWTJS, Adnntnt' r t tn J"Nt;T!, f X. PERRY tel. duw ;,(,c,. C. L. HOPKNS and W. LA S EX. Exceptons from Crcut Co cut. Frst Crcut. l V Submtted Sept. CEEAM M 22, S9G. Decded Dec. 2, S. Judd, C.J., Freak and Whtng, JJ. TTTS.A tl u H J 5 f n a declaraton the note sued upon was made a part of the declaraton and a copy attached. t appears from the note that one A. P. P. had sgned t, ty.t he was not oned as a party wth the other ont makers. A demurrer for "varance" between the declaraton and the note was properly overruled. Falure to allege n the declaraton the death of a ont maker of a promssory note who was not made a defendant may be cured by verdct, and s not a proper subect of a moton n arrest of udgment. Quaere, whether a specal demurrer or a plea n abatement would le where nonond er of one of the ont makers of the note appears on the face of the declaraton, and t does not appear whether such maker s alve or dead. OPNON OF THE COURT BY JUDD, C.J. Ths s asunpan t acton of on a )vomory note, l"ult lv D. Davton admnstrator of the estate of Xare e Perrv, deceased, aganst C. L. Hopkns and Y. Larsen. The note declared upon s made a part of the declaraton and a copy of t s attached thereto. t s as follows: "'$2000. Honolulu, H.., Aprl 2, S00. For value rec eved we ontly and severally promse to pay to Xarcsse Perrv or order, n one vear from Mate, the sum of Two Thousand Dollar, wth nterest pavable semannuall v at the rate of eght per cent. A. P. Peterson, CV L. Hopkns, V. Larsen." Certan payments are ndorsed. The defendant Larsen demurred on the ground of a varance hetween the declaraton and the note sued upon. Ths was overruled and the case was tred by the Crcut Court, Frst Crcut, ury waved, and udgment ordered for the plantff. Defendant Larsen then moved n arrest of udgment on the ground that t appears on the face of the declaraton that the note sued upon was ontlv and severallv executed bv defendant AV. Larsen, C. L. Hopkns and one A. P. Peterson, whereas the plantff declared aganst sad Larsen and Hopkns only, not onng sad Peterson as defendant nor declarng aganst hm, and not allegng hm to be.dead or beyond the ursdcton of the court. Ths moton was overruled and defendant Larsen excepted. Our statute, Sec. 05, Cvl Code, Comp. Laws, p. 322, requres "all the ont and several or ont makers of a promssory note" to be oned n a cvl acton. n the case before ns t appears on the face of the declaraton that one A. P. Peterson was one of the ont and several makers of the note declared upon, but he s not mentoned n the declaraton, nor s there anv excuse on suggeston n the declaraton why he was not oned. t s a general and famlar prncple of the common law that where three or more persons execute a promssory note, who contract ontly and severally, they may be sued severally n separate actons, or all ontly one acton. But the credtor cannot sue two and omt the others, for n such case they are not sued ether ontly or severally, as they promsed. n the case before us the defendants sought to be held upon ther ont oblgaton. Counsel for plantff contend that nonond er of a necessary party should be taken advantage of by a plea n abatement, and ths would gve the plantff a better wrt by dsclosng the names of partes who ought to be oned. And f ths plea s not made t wll be consdered as waved. Ths s good law f the declaraton does not dsclose the absence of a proper party. But where on the face of the declaraton t appears that a person not made defendant was a ont contractor wth those who are defendants n the sut, there beng no averment of any reason why such person s not oned, nonond er whether the may be taken advantage of by specal demurrer or by plea n abatement, t s not necessary here to decde. The better practce would be to aver the death of Peterson. But n ths case the defendant Larsen dd not demur on the ground that t appeared on the declaraton that Peterson had sgned the note and was not made a party, but merely that there. was a varance between the declaraton and the note sued upon. But as the note s made a part of the declaraton, the declaraton must be read as f the note was ncorporated n t, and there can be no "varance" between one part of the declaraton and another. The demurrer was properly overruled. Havng gone to tral, the verdct, authorzng udgment aganst Larsen and Hopkns alone, has cured the defect. There s some authorty apparently n favor of holdng that a defect of ths character may be reached by a moton n arrest, notably (llman v. 'Yrv, 0 Pet. 20$. But a dstncton s drawn fn that case that where the declaraton s drawn to recover upon udgments, recognzances and other matters of record, and the defect of s apparent on such record, a moton n nonond er arrest of udgment would be good. Exceptons overruled. Mtrfnon to Klhu. for plantff... nnpln 'n s, for defendant. HENRY DAVS. A Pure Crape Cream of Tartar Power. m MERCHANT TALOR. FORT STREKT, 40 Years the Standard. OpKJste... H. H ack h d t Ox, LEWS & CO., Atro nt. Honolulu... MUSC BOX FUND. The Amount Growng Larger Every Day. Frends of the unfortunate bengs at Moloka are comng forward ust fast enough to show an ncrease n the Musc Box Fund, but not half fast enough. Ths money s for a decded ly chartable obect, whch should re ceve the hearty support of every bus ness man and every ctzen of Hono lulu. A dollar or two s nothng com pared wth the pleasure t wll afford these poor strcken souls who are de prved, by ther physcal condton, of the enoyments whch come to every healthy man. f you have a dollar n that rght hand pocket, send t here to ths Fund. Followng s the lst to date: Prevously acknowledged $44 00 Cash 2 00 Anna C. Dole 5 00 Total..$5 00 W" : C V va Thanks, REAR ADMRAL THOMAS O. SELFRDGE. A Bonnmcnons personage at present s Admral S frdge, who commands onr fleet n the Medterranean and who may have trouble wth the sultan. The admral s one of the navy's veterans. " ; fkctory of t6e mercan'watc6 Co.WatbamJ ss. THE FAMOUS n n all grades and novel desgns. These watches are ust the thn for Holday Presents. Fort, cor. Merchant St. Honolulu. have Just receved a largre stock of new goods 'for the Holday Season. Now s your tme to get stylsh clothe... AHANA Merchant Talor. All knds of suts made to order. Ft guaranteed. employ only sklled labor and have made a name for myself n my trade second to none n Honolulu. W. W. AHANA. 323 NUUANU ST. P. O. BOX THS S THE TELEPHONE ; NUMBER TO RNG UP! f f you want any Plumbng. Tn Work done promptly and properly. am prepared to do all knds of work n my lne at the Lowest Possble Rates. Central;' Jobbng a Specalty You say that can get a stylsh outft from MEDER0S & DECKER, THE HOTEL TA AnC STREET.. Waverley Block. Honolulu. "NO. 0" FORT ml u STREET. oys z OR HOLDAY PRESENTS Rockng Horses, Swngng Horses, Polce Patrol Wagons, Gg Rockers, mgs, Scarf S n Slver Table Ware And elegant oddtes n NATVE JEWELRY. E. A. JACOBSOR, FORT STREET. TB5 How often do your socks excurson to the darnng basket? reduce the trps oneha lf by addng oneha lf to the socks. Toes, heels, and up the back, woven double thckness and there you are.toda y a specal lot Twentyfv e cents. SHORTH NSTRUCTON 9 Hotel Street Waverley Block. S20 Fort St., cor. Fort and Merchant By a Practcal Court Reporter. Lades and gentlemen desrng to learn shorthand n the quckest tme and brefest style, wll please communcate wth P. MAURCE McMAHOX. Care of W. R. Castle. 4474t f Streets, Honolulu. MERCHSE BROKER, COMMSSON AGENT, CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER STATSTCAN. Expert Accountant and General Bus ESTABLSHED S74. ness Agent. A GREAT SACRFCE. HOMEMAD E BREAD, beg leave to nform the publc n general that am retrng from busness and wll, therefore, sell Boots and Shoes at a eatse Only Colee Poppl Parlor AT Duxters, ShooFl y Velocpedes, Push Carts, Doll Carrages, Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Stck Horse Chme, Croquet Sets, all szes, Swngs, Arguns, School Drll Guns, Magc Lanterns, a complete assortment of Games, Mechancal Toys, Chrstmas Tree Ornaments of all knds, Cossaques and Bonbon s. ls! OolB SMALL TOYS OF EVERY KND. JAS. NOTT, JR., Tnsmth and Plumber. The Man of the Hour M O BART. Jeweler... Watchmaker. HOLDAY PRESENTS WRE. JEWELRY; KUKU JEWELRY; Hawaan Jewelry of all knds. 503 Fort Street, Honolulu. The Ladder of Fame: The Panter's Ladder! Leather Goods: t enables hm to Clmb to the top. and f t breaks he s stll on top of the heap. A Good Panter uses Good Pant. Try Lades' Purses, Sterlng Slver Mounts, Lades' Morocco and Calf Hand kerchef Bags, Ladles' Lambskn and Felt Dorothy Bags. STERLNG, THE PANTER'S ova p Roof Pant. Call at hs offce: Best and Cheapest! E. W. JORDAN'S No. 0 STORE, Fort St. poste Bell Tower. Telephone 622. Unon Street. Op FERNES & ROZA. JJO 0003 Esacsrs Carpenterng n all ts branches. CONTRACTORS and BULDERS, All work guaranteed and promdtlr attended to. Orders can be left wth J. M. Camara, Jr. Tel. 99. MM Soda Water ds Co., LMTED. Esplanade, Cor. Allen and Fort Sts. Mass) US' 0 HOLLSTER & CO. AGENTS. ARBTERS OF FASHON. GONSALVES & CO... n. TV TV VJ..J ( t, T lj M WHOLESALE GROCERS WNE MERCHANTS, 25 Queen Street, Honolulu, H. L Wll keep open every nght from now untl Chrstmas. Lvery ond S CS m m, m mo Cor. Merchant and Rchard Sta. ORGNAL SNGER'S BAKERY LVERY BOARDNG STABLE Carrages, Surreys and aa hours. TELEPHONE 40. Knc Street near Thomas vuare. HOUSEKEEPNG GOODS: tervod Fre?.h Every Day W Agate Wars (Whte, Gray and N'ckelplated Pumps, Water and ), Sol rmnes Water Closets and Urnals, Rubber Hose and Lawn Sprnklers, Bath Tubs and Stre Snks, O. S. Gutters and Leaders, Sheet ron Copper, Znc and Lead. Lead'Ppe and Ppe Fttngs. U A l c am f a n. l, r nx u nnlr S A GREAT APPETZER N HONOLULU. CAKES : : PES : TO : ORDER Makes the weak stout and purfes th J. J. WLLAAS, The Photographer. FORT STREET HONOLULU. Telephone S72. H. F. SNGER, PLUMBNG, TN, COPPER. Sold at the Empre Saloon Sole Propretor. Dmond Block. SHEET RON Khm Street. WORK. blood. Two for 25 cents. at al

8 8 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU. DECEMBER 9, S9G. lesry Chrstmas WE HAVK O'ENED T O l: olday Goods! BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! Toys :9c3 nnes! Xmas Cards and Fancy Goods 0 b n flews go. (Lmted.) MERCHANT STREET. S. TAKEMURA. 6Z Klnz St. Telephone 553. Lanterns : TOYS : Candles! JAPANESE DRY : : FANCY : GOODS, PROVSONS, MATTNG, TEA. Wholesale and Retal. Take an Outng or Trans wll leave at 9:5 a. m. ana :45 p. m., arrvng n Honolulu at 3: p. m. and 5:55 p. m. Round Trp Tckets: st Class. 2d Class Pearl Cty Ewa Plantaton WalAme PACFC TRANSFER CO. T. C. McGure, : : : Manager. EXPRESSNG OF ALL KNDS. 'rompt n Delvery. Reason able n Prlo Offce: X L Store, cor. Kng and 446l6 m Nuuanu Sts. Tel Central Meat Market. 24 NUUANU STREET, Always have on hand choce BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON PORKTR Y OUR PCKLED GOODS. PGS' FEET. LAMB'S TONGUE, PORK. YfESTBROOK, GARES & SCHLEF. Propretors. Telephone 04. GCS.SCHCMAN, PROP. C.H.BELLSA.MANAGER CLUB STABLES, Lvery and 660 stades Fort St., between Hotel and Beretana. Telephone 477. Honolulu, H. L A. R. BNDT. General Busness Agent REAL ESTATE COMMSSON OFFCE. Jaeger's Bldg., Kaahumanu t. LEWERS & COOKE, Successors to Lewers & Dckson. mporters and Dealers n Lumber And All Knds of Buldng Materal. NO. 82 FORT ST., HONOLULU. :c;;:;on untl the cud. The W. W. DMOND. GOOD SHOW TOWN cultc t was he "Best Food for the Best Bodes." The lecturer stated that the body was SHOWS We have been sttng on the ragged edge of a damp cloud for the past two weeks, contemplatng the result n the event of the nonarrv al of the S. G. Wlder, wth our cut glass ware and other ar tcles whch we had selected for the holday trade. Yes terday the tenson on our nervous system relaxed; the Wlder arrved and twentyfo ur hours after ths goes nto prnt, we wll have a dsplay of fne goods on our counters, such as never was seen here before. The addtonal space requred has been obtaned by doublng up on our show counters, makng new ones and changng around some of the old ones on the second floor. We're ready for bus ness and the number of sales of holday goods we have made durng the past three weeks' constrans us to beleve that the busness s ready for us. By the Wlder we have all knds of thngs sutable for Chrstmas gfts. Many of them are n cut glass, and they comprse: Saucers, Salac Dshes, Rose Bowls, Pckle Jars, Butter Tubs and Plates, ce Cream Trays, Decanters, Lemonade Sets, ndvdual Ols, Tumblers, ndvdual Butters, Creamers, Smellng Salts and half a hundred other thngs. Then there are Chafng Dshes n more than a dozen styles. Lterary, Hall and Pano Lamps, Crepe Paper Shades and Slk Shades and Onyx Tables. Von Holt Block. CLEVEL A FNE LNE OF ' t ' r BCYCLES Lades, Gentlemen's and Boys, and a number of other wheels, together wth a full assortment of Bcycle Sundres wll arrve on the S. S. Australa, due here on the th nst. These goods wll be sold at the lowest prces. f you want to make a Chrstmas present there s nothng so much apprecated as a The Cleveland Rdng Academy s open every day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. for those who wsh to learn to rde. Lessons, 50c. ndependence Park. f you purchase a Cleveland Wheel you can learn to rde free of charge at the Cleveland Rdng Academy. Cleveland Agency C. D. WALKER, Masonc Temple. Actng Manager. Razors Honed. PACHECO & FERNEZ, Propretors. Razors Honed. W. C. ACH & CO. Brokers and Dealers n Real Estate. We wll Buy or Sell Real Estate n all parts of the group. We wll sell propertes on reasonable commssons. Offce, 0 West Kng Street. Daly Advertser, 75 cents a uonth, delvered by carrers. Melvlle Marx ofthe Frawley s' Says of Honolulu. Expected They Would Lose Money But Busness Has Been Good. "When we were asked to come down here," sad Melvlle Marks of the Frawle y management, "we canvassed the matter on the bass of losng $,000. My frm talked the matter over wth Mr. Frawley, and t was wth ths understandng that we came down. "Thanks to the newspapers n Honolulu there was ample notce of the performances to be gven by our company, and the frst day of the sale of MELVLLE MARX, MANAGER season tckets amounted to about $2,00 0 somethng unprecendented, am told, for Honolulu and gratfyng to me. When frst came here thought f could get a guarantee of oneha lf the $7,000, whch our expenses would amount to, that we would be wllng to assume the other half. We expect ed to lose money, you understand, but we. wanted to come out whole, f pos sble. "You know the result of the engage ment. We have had crowded houses at every performance, and twce played to standng room only, and we stopped sellng seats n the gallery when "The Ensgn" was produced, at,7 o'clock. Our recepts that nght were the largest ever played to snce the company was organzed over a year ago. "What effect do thnk the engage ment wll have? Why, beleve there wll be no trouble now to extend our season fve weeks n the year and produce plays n Honolulu. beleve, al so, that companes comng West, or those stoppng n San Francsco en route to Australa, wll be wllng to come down on the local steamer and wat over for the through boat, and gve performances n the nterval. Our success wth the Frawley Company has been so satsfactory that have no doubt other managers wll be persuad ed to brng down companes. The re sult of our engagement convnces me that Honolulu s a good show town. The only proofs we wll offer other companes wll be our recepts for roy altes we wll pay to the owners of the plays we have produced, and these wll amount to about $800. There's no gong behnd those returns, for we wll not pay a percentage on more than our recepts. No, we are not oblged by law to pay these royaltes, but our frm s an honorable one, and we do not care to make money on the brans of other people, and not pay them for t, smply because the copyrght law does not nclude the terrtory n whch we play. "t s my ntenton to brng Cornne and her company of 33 people here next May. They can play here whle watng for the through steamer, and they wll produce all the lght operas. thnk. too, can get John Drew and Maude Adams to come down before they separate. Everybody knows what these companes are and the people here can rely upon seeng good performances. am qute sure our success here wll have a great nfluence on other companes the Frawleys, of course, have a reputaton whch extends from NewYor k to San Francsco, and on our return to the Coast managers wll be anxous to know what we have done. Of course, they know what Daly dd when he was here, but Daly s not Frawley, and our recepts for royaltes pad wll be all that s necessary to convnce them of, the possbltes of Honolulu as a show town. The members of our company have enoyed ther trp mmensely, and are loth to leave. They have seen all the sghts, and everythng s to them new and novel. We wll come agan next year, and play about the same length engagement that we played ths tme." DR. RYDER'S TALK. Food, the Subect of Yesterday's ntellectual Treat. Another large and nterested audence lstened to Dr. Ryder's lecture yesterday afternoon. The doctor spoke for an hour and three quarters wthout showng the least sgns of fatgue, and the lades lstened wth the closest at beng constantly renewed, and t? method of repar was by the food taken nto t. Food suppled the waste materal, the heat and strength of the body. The queston of scentfc food was beng largely consdered n Europe and Amerca, and cookng schools were to be found n nearly every cty. Regularty wth regard to eatng was most essental to health. The process of dgeston was descrbed as wtnessed upon an Hungaran woman patent n Prof. Blrotte's clnc n Venna. Hurred meals were strongly condemned. Dr. Ryder sad that the Buddhsts. Mexcans and Brahmns were vegetarans, and she had no hestancy n sayng that the people n ths warm clmate would have better health f they would decrease materally the amount of meat eaten. Many persons suffered from not takng a suffcent amount of mosture nto the system. She advocated a drnk made from grape uce as well as other fruts. At the close of the lecture a number of wrtten questons that had been handed n by members of the audence were read and answered, one of these beng: "s Dr. Ryder a Theosophst, as OF THE FRAWLEY COMPANY, announced n one of the local papers?" The answer gven was: "No, am not a Theosophst, a Buddhst, a Hndoo, a Mohammedan, or a Fre Worshpper am a Chrstan by brth and by belef and have always been, and probably shall contnue to be throughout ths ncarnaton." Ths closed the lecture for the afternoon. The next lecture wll be gven n the same hall on Thursday afternoon. After hearng some frends contnually prasng Chamberlan's Colc, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy, Curts Fleck, of Anahem, Calforna, purchased a bottle of t for hs own use and s now as enthusastc over ts wonderful work as anyone can be. The 25 and 50 cent szes for sale by all Druggsts and Dealers; Benson, Smth & Co., Agents for Hawaan slands. Hawaan Lome JO. 2, Ul There wll be a specal meetng of Hawaan Lodge, No. 2, F. & A. M., at ts Hall, Masonc Temple, corner of Hotel and Alakea Streets, THS (Wednesday) EVENNG, Dec. 9, at 7:30 o'clock. WORK N FRST DEGREE. Members of Pacfc Lodge, Lodge le Progres and all soournng brethren are fraternally nvted to attend. By order of the W. M. T. C. PORTER, 4477 lt Secretary. All concerned wth Schllngs Best tea coffee soda bakng powe r flavorng extracts and spces make or save money. 67 W. H. BAUCH, Representatve, Honolulu. le H. MAY & CO., Mt M Ml 98 FORT STREET. Telephone 22. P. O. Box470. HAWAAN HARDWARE CO., CDlley 407 Fort Street Honolulu. JOHN A. BAKER. Real Estate Broker, Collector and Employment Agent. Offce wth A.' G. M. Robertson, Merchant Street, Opposte Post Offce. BEAVER SALOON, Fort street, opposte Wlder & Co.'b, H. J. NOLTE, Propretor. Frstclas s Lunches Served Wth Tea Coffee, Soda Water, Gnger Ale or Mlk. Open from 3 a. m. tll 0 p. m. Smoker's Requstes a specalty. c l'vr...' r. &f9 Mclnerny Mammoth Shoe Store. GR OUR BULL DOG When HOLDAY Commencng HS TEETH compettors talk about ther "bull dog." Yes, we have the new bull dog last, n Tan and Black, and every par barks for tself. SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMK" S96, wll have on exhbton a large and vared assortment of Holday Goods receved from Japan by the S. S. Sakura Mam, on November 30, consstng of LADES' GENT'S SLK KMONOS. LADES' MORNNG GOWNS JACKETS, GENTLEMEN'S SMOKNG JACKETS, JapaneseToys and Noveltes PORCELAN LACQUER WARE, CUROS OF EVERY DESCRPTON. HOTEL Stoves STREET. "unversal" Ths consgnment s and wll be the largest, brought to Honolulu ths season. The good and prces are too varous to enumerate, but we have them for the rch as well as the poor. Ranges. Another nvoce Just SLACK & 0 RfPORTER, ROBNSON SLOCK. Hygenc Refrgerators. to Hand. The Most Perfect tef'rltcemtor Made. BROWNLOW'S HENDRYX BRD CAGES. Pcture Frames and Mouldngs. F"rod ON EXHBTO N sagos' Portrats OL PANTNGS WATER COLORS BY LOCAL ARTSTS. BERLN PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTO GRAVURES, ARTOTYPES, ETCH NGS, ETC., ETC. Prof. Henshaw's Platnotypes. Nothng Pretter for a Souvenr to Send Home. TO ARRVE The Latest n Carbon Prnts, Strp Etchngs and Prang's Studes for Art and Chna Pantng. Pacfc Hardware Co., Ltd. Sll p J FORT STREET. HONOLULU. T N0VELT S 'CH Scarfs, Tdes. Tablecovers Laundry ETC., AS ETC. p J 9 ES Goods Pompons, Frnges, Embrodery and Slks.. F". EES & OO. Waverley Jock. 0 am V Bethel Street. AD E 75 Cents ADVERTSER a Month.

9 J. THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU, DECEMBER 9, 898. n ( ft'? v.., LOCAL BREVTES. PUBLC CONCERT. Farewell to the ran leys at the Ths s Company J's drll nght. Hawaan Hotel. Antmony ware for holday presents Ths evenng wll be made the occa at K. Furuya's. son of a farewell to the Frawley Com J. J. Egan's holday pany, announcement and the Hawaan Band, begn! nng at S:30, wll render the followng appears ths mornng. t c.) tr!rn a dmnnr wblfvl t wll lp no Regular weekly meetng of the Board tced. there s a new song by Harry of Health at 3 p. m. today. Corson Clarke of the Frawley Com ttled. "As Have Chosen The Knau wll sal on her usual P;. route at 0 a. m. Saturday. U ' Vggo Jaeobsen has taken up hs quarters wth the Pacfc Hardware Company. Mederos & Decker, the Hotel street talors, are ready to furnsh you wth a stylsh outft. See the exhbton of pantngs by D. Howard Htchcock at the art rooms of the Pacfc Hardware Co. Akon, the Moloka okolehao man. was commtted yesterday to tral n the Crcut Court. Hs bal s,000. The polce shoot rolls merrly along. The hghest three men at present are Chamberlan, Pnehaka and Capt. Parker. Members of Company D, N. G. H., met Monday nght and approprated a sum of money for a "hgh nks" to be held Frday week. H. H. Wllams, Manager of the "Cty Furnture Store" advertses rockng chars and chamber sets, sutable for holday presents. A specal meetng of the members of the Myrtle Boat Club wll be held ths evenng at 7:30 o'clock, at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. The followng notce has been posted at the man entrance to the polce court: "Attorneys wll oblge the court by returnng borrowed law books. M. G. Slva desres to apologze to hs patrons for sometmes makng them wat to be attended to. He has arranged for better servce from now on. The dockng of the Claudne at Brewer's wharf annoyed a number of people who were expectng frends and went to the regular wharf to meet them. The "French Boss" candy store no longer sells on the street. The only genune "French Boss" candy can always be had fresh at the stand 44 Fort street. Agan has the Morrs opum case been postponed ths tme untl Frday to allow Attorney Thurston to overcome the effects of a certan Paul Revere's rde on a bcycle. Among the arrvals from Mau and Hawa ports on the Claudne yesterday were O. Sorenson, W. Von Gravemeye r, L. M. Vettlesen,. Wtkowsk, Goo Km and W. Hayselden. A couple of Chnese lvng opposte Jm Sherwood's, Wakk, got nto a brawl yesterday, and one of them, qute a young chap, receved a blow on the head from a par of tongs. Ozak, the Hotel street merchant, has a couple of mages n a glass case over the entrance to hs store. Some one malcously threw a stone through the case and damaged the ngure. Morgan wll sell damonds and gold and slver ewelry on Thursday, December 7th. These goods are all genune and wll be placed on vew at hs salesrooms on Wednesday, December 6th. ' The Quntette Club of the Hawaan Band wll sng at W. W. Dmond's store Saturday nght. Ths wll be the occason of the openng of the store durng the evenngs untl after the holdays. n the polce court yesterday mornng M. Parmalee plead gulty to the charge of convertng the sum of $3.25, the property of T. B. Murray, fraudulently to hs own use. Sentence was suspended. M. G. Slva, propretor of the Temple of Fashon says that he s pleasantly surprsed at the success of hs sale and thnks that those who have not already called on hm should do so and so derve the same beneft as hs patrons. At the concert at the Hawaan Hotel ths evenng Harry Corson Clarke's latest song, "As Have Chosen You." wnl be sung for the frst tme by the npmbprs of the Hawaan Band. Mr. lowers Merchants and Commsson nvprfurp vctor Lmanue... vnns Agents. March Torchlght Processon Meyerbeer! Selecton Martana Wallace Solo and Chorus As Have Chosen FkflT You (new)... Harry Corson Clarke Dance of the Goblns (new)...lorane Waltz Venna Blood btrauss Hawa Pono. DRY GOODS, ttvlerbullltn. Damond Head. December 8. lr9.f Weather clear, wnd lt'ht northeast. HOLDAY GOODS. Our Es Hnts to Shoppers tablshment s a Carnval of Gfts. The Bg Doll Wll be Gven And Htonesfc., n.rra hn anl mlf t nn, omv vrnn n d Lr.e sr.oe man wn ukc uc avc.afe r r y " U r V count. Then he complans ot curl traue. wc kc me averse ;. m. anu m. Hanlv. and sell dozens of them a cav, ana every par or snoes we sen s guaran teed; 'Got to be good shoes or they can't get m here or go out ether. The V! anufa Exclusve Shoe Dealers. OUR "ADS." THS FALL HAVE BEEN 9 WW., Fort Street. VERY QUET, FOR he Globe (Lmted.) HARDWARE, and GROCERES. WE KNEW Aloft! NATURES Awav CURLY CUT LATEST HOLDAY NOVELTES We have a"n elegant lne of Hand Bags, Chatelans and Purses, n allgator, seal and fancy leather. Hand run Lace Scarfs, Gupure Scarfs, Embrodered Tolet Sets, Fancy Tdes, New Colarettes, Battenberg Scarfs and Squares, Twotone d Damask Porterres, Lace Bed Sets, Drawn Work Squares. Lades' Embrodered Handkerchefs, the largest assortment and beyond doubt, the best value ever offered. Hutterlck Patterns. PERFECT PLEASANT T? crtmu X The On chlve H6bT0t Sfu Coqya Our Goods Were makng all the nose necessary. Besdes, we don't lke to be everlastngly braggng about what we are dong; we prefer to let you do that. You wll have notced many beautful artcles n ths year's 0 collecton, but f. undecded what to gve, let us suggest one of our 'V' fll m SMOKNG TOBACCO "Dagger" Brand New Zealand Mullet N. S. SACHS, Unon Express Co. 5:2o Fort Street. JasqeAVa ft 875. Skrt S75. AGENT FOR BUTTERCK PATTERNS The above or any other pattern of Butterck's Costumes to be had of lllll One of the most mportant parts of Pf0$ sw m MAT l T ' m X J the Fronfc on TELEPHONE 8G. Offce, Kng St. 0pp. Wall, Nchols Co. Wo move Safes. Panos and Furn Boxes! ture. We check Baggage at your Resdence, and place Small Baggage n Staterooms. We remove garbage and yard sweepngs by the month or load: Set n the Covers haul freght from and to Steamers. Wth Genune We have large Wagons and small Wagons, large Drays and small Drays. MMU Mlln!WE WLL MOYE ANYTHNG MOYABLE. Competent men and low prces. W. LARSEN, Manager. Bcycle s By well known Artsts. The Honolulu Santarum. Each one a perfect work of Art No two 082 KNG STREET. a npt. homelke nlace. where tran alke. t er! Fork. nurses, massace. "Swedsh move That of the WAVERLEY s perfect. MRS. M. HANNA, FASHONABLE MLLNER. T. W. Hobron, Agent COOK'S MUSC SCHOOL. Warng Buldng, Beretana street. Voce, Pano and Harmony. attenton s pad to muscular con trol, touch and muscal analyss. Kr. St.. over John Nott's Store. Ml For artcles so beautful, the prce s not hgh as low as Fve Dollars; none above Twentyfv e. Our show cases are smply loaded ths year. You wll have no trouble to make a selecton here. F. Wchma Moderate Prce ALL LTTLE 0 0 6, X and ments," baths, electrcty and physcal tranng may be obtaned. P. S. KELLOGG, M. U., Superntendent. Ml H. HACKFELD & CO., commsson Agents Corner Fort and Queen Sts., Honolulu. Ferllzng Mw mporters, Dealers and Manufacturers of All Knds Fertlzers Phosphates, Potash m, nthnr of the sons:, has GRLS never heard t sung. and Ammona, rtrvrdes arrested three Chnamen for vagrancy on the premses of the separately or m uuyuuuu. Tong Hng Socety yesterday. u ANTA STOPS HERE Should Read t RtVBUC Jfmas9tmefm of the number formally plead gulty to the same charge, and had ther sentences suspended. All three are con SANTA'S order solcted. frmed opum smokers. Lmted, A. F. COOKE, Manager. 5ra Mss Hope Ross of the Frawley Com LETTER tvtv s the daughter ot a retreu me n!nnnnnnnnnnvurrn!ntm!j 0," of nnston. The costumes worn ON PAGE 3, by her durng ths engagement have RERRY CHRSTWAS! been the admraton and envy of half Whch tells how thp lades n Honolulu the other half,nvp nor seen them. n qualty and ft to try for the tg t. m'm. 4 they surpass anythng of recent pro ducton n stage dresses. DOLL he s gong t s the usual thng to have a dance CO to gve away at H. W. Schmdt & on New Year s lve, anu pas etu Sons rn of the knd have always proven most delghtful. There seems to have been 7J Wall, Nchols Company, on Xmas Eye. HE no move made ths year, and S9G s Most respectfully beg leave to notfy m the lades and housekeepers of Honolulu that they now have ther stock of fat drawng to a close. What's the H matter wth the socety hustlers, and CO what's the matter wth ndependence. m V W Cable Address. "Ualol." AGENTS r Park and the Myrtle Boat House? Ra fm W 5 MM ft? BALEY OL COMPANY. Chrstmas o For the past two or three days the mullet at the Fsh Market have been X especally fat. There are promses Mnng Propertes. o Wnter Goods 2 that ths state of affars wll contnue for some tme. More and more of the BALEY. PORTER & CO. THEN WHY NOT USE OT hehe arrve every day. Yesterday 45 Montgomery St., Ready for nspecton, and to draw thousand on sale at one there were a San Francsco, Cal. H tme Large damond fsh, caught n Chnamen fshng n the nt Lttle Joker Tobacco ther attenton to the extremely low prces. Good n every lne and of by some DEAL N GOLD COPPER MNES. the latest styles wll he sold regardless of cost, at harbor, was the obect of nterest at the Fsh Market yesterday afternoon. Wll take the supervson of mnes the f desred, and can nsure a careful and CO economcal management of the same..marposa Passengers. Mr. Porter beng a mnng and mll The Best and Sweetest Longc ut mported. Sutable VON HOLT BLOCK, KNG STREET. The followng are booked to leave superntendent of long experence and thorough tranng; and our employees by the Marposa for San Francsco for Ppe or Cgarette. For Sale at every retal store, or at tomorrow: The Frawley Company F. W. H. BALEY, Manager. pcked men. Davey, Emle Whte, Mr. and Mrs. References, San Francsco: Selby HYMAN BROS., Lunng, Mrs. A. F. Phelps E. Smeltng & Lead Works, Hon. C. R. MERRY CHRSTMAS! Patterson, W. R. Wnn. W Bshop. ley. N. Halstead, Mrs. C. D. Wlson. Honolulu: Hon. W. O. Smth, T. W. Sole mporters for the Hawaan sles. llllllllllnlllllllll,,lll,lllll,,,ll,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l',,,l,,'l,,,l,,,lll,,rl,,, Mrs. N. P. Harrs and J. W. Recard. Hobron.

10 9 0 THE PACFC COMMERCAL ADVERTSER: HONOLULU. DECEMBER 9, S9G.!! U. PSfc CGfeeo mmete ssued Every Mornng, Except Sunday, by the HAWAAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Von Holt Block, Kng Strfet. mm C. G. BALLENTYNE, Manager. TRAN'S 73 as 3 C 08 S "3 J3mm c cd v5.g A.M. A.M. P.M. p.m. p.m. X.ave Honolulu..6:40 9:5 :45 :45 5:0 Lave Pearl C tr.. 7 :4a 9:68 2:28 2:8 E:53 Lre Ewa MJ..: 0:9 2:49 2:49 6:4 Arrve Wal&nae 0:54 3:24 6:49 to 2 ". X QQ b JO A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M P.M. to wa.jana.e..fl: :6 lave Ewa Mll.. 7:9 9:0 2:07 3:5 4:5 Wave Pearl Cty.. 7:50 9: 2:38 4:22 5:22 Arrve Honolulu..8:23 0:39 3: 4:55 5:55 Freght trans wll carry Passenger accommodaton, G. P. DENSON. F. C SMTH. Superntendent. Gen. Pass. A Tkt. Art. SHPPNG NTELLGENCE. AJRVALS. Tuesday, Dec. 8. Nor bk Whte Rose, Aaroe, from Newcastle, N. S. W. Stmr Claudne, Cameron, from Mau and Hawa ports. DEPARTURES. Tuesday, Dec. 8. Stmr Kaua, Bruhn, for Kaua ports. Am ' bk Albert, Grffths, for San Francsco. Stmr Mkahala, Smerson, for Kona and Kau. (W. G. Hall route). Nawlw l, Stmr W. G. Hall, Haglund, for Haalae a, Koloa and Eleele. (Mkahala route.) Stmr Lkelke, Andrews, for Mau ports. (Claudne route.) YESSELS LEAVNG TODA Y. Stmr walan, Smythe, for Lahalna, Honokaa and Kukuhaele, at 0 a. m. Stmr Waaleale, Parker, for Makawel at 4 p. m. PASSENGERS. Arrvals. From Mau and Hawa ports, per stmr Claudne, Dec. 8. W. Wnn, O. Sorenson, W. Von Gravemeyer, Mrs. E. F. Cameron, Mrs. J. Sutherland, Mrs. W. Matson, Mss L. Matson, Mss M. C. Howard, Mss M. Fretas, L. M. Vettlesen, Mrs. R. More, P. A. Das,. Wtkowsk, S. Segawa, Mrs. K. Hapa, Mrs. J. Taylor, J. Barry, W. H. Rce, J. N. Gere, Goo Km and wfe, T. H. Hughes and son, Mss E. May, Mrs. Aona Au, Mrs. E. Goodhue, Mss Cushngham, J. E. Mller, Mrs. A. Kana, Mrs. L. A. Andrews, Mss A. L. An drews, W. Hayselden and 82 on deck, Departures. For Mau ports, per stmr Lkelke, Dec. 8. Mss Aken, Mss Brge, V. A. Vettlesen, Father Leonore, S. M. Ballo u and wfe, Ayoung, E. A. MottSmt h, J. A. Kakaw, J. W. Recard, T. F. Sanborn and C. Von Hamm. For Mau and Hawa ports, per stmr Mkahala, Dec. 8. Mr. Guppey, C. A. Doyle, Mrs. G. E. Smthes, Mrs. Cocke tt and 57 on deck. For Kaua ports, per stmr W. G. Hall, Dec. 8. C. H. Bshop, wfe and three chldren, Mss Henretta Neal, E. Strehz, Otto senberg, Dr. J. K. Smth, T. Tanaka, Mr. Goodwaltz, Mrs. S. D. G. Walters, Mss senberg, H. C. Schmdt, Mn Su and 5 on deck. For Kaua ports, per stmr Kaua, Dec. 8. Judge Hart, Mara de Costa, D. Colvlle and Mr. Bergstrom. Tc Vkng's Crew. The falure of the owners of the schooner Vkng to provde fve seamen wth suffcent ratons wll prove qute costly. Unted States Dstrct Judge W. W. Morrow yesterday awarded Joseph Peterson and four other seamen $ each damages, says the S. F. Examner of Nov. 5. Peterson and the other salors shpped n the Vkng for a cruse to the Fannng slands. When Kusae was reached the Captan ordered the supply of bread greatly dmnshed, and substtuted a mxture of flour and copra. The men protested, and as a penalty had sugar cut off the bll of fare. They had to down ther coffee wthout sweetenng, and to eat ther salt meat wthout the ordnary allotment of vnegar or lme uce. Other hardshps were mposed upon them and when they returned to ths cty they sued J. F. Cunnngham & Co., the owners of the vessel, for damages as provded for by the Unted States statutes. Judge Morrow n decdng the case sad that from the testmony of the cook one would be led to suppose that the crew actually suffered from starvaton. " fnd," sad the Judge, "that the allotment of bread was reduced onethr d, and.the allotment of sugar reduced n the same proporton. As no lme uce or vnegar was served n conuncton wth the abovementon ed volatons of law the sum of $ wll be awarded each complanant." WHARF AHD WAVE. DAMOND HEAD SGNAL STA TON, Dec. S. lu p. m. The weather s rlrar; wnd, lsht; northeast. The Waaleale wll sal at 4 p. m. today for Makawel. s The O. S. S. Marposa s due from the Colones tomorrow. The Amercan bark Albert, Grffths master, saled for San Francsco about 2 m. yesterday wth a full load of sugar. The Waaleale was taken off the ma rne ralway yesterday and her place was taken by the brg Lurlne n the afternoon. The walan dd not get away. t was decded that she awat the arrval of the Ke Au Hou. She wll sal at 0 a. m. today. The Kaua saled for Kaua ports yes terday afternoon wth 250 tons of coal for Makawel. She wll come back lad en wth Wamea sugar. A bark, probably coal laden from Newcastle, was telegraphed off Koko Head late yesterday afternoon. She wll be n ths mornng. The barkentne S. G. Wlder hauled over alongsde the Nuuanu street wharf yesterday for the purpose of dschargng the remander of her cargo. The barkentne S. N. Castle fnshed wth her cargo of general merchandse yesterday and moved up to Allen & Robnson's wharf to dscharge her brcks. The Claudne, on the Knau route, returned from Mau and Hawa ports yesterday afternoon. She brought a large number of passengers, and her usual cargo. The Mkahala got away for Mau and Hawa ports on the W. G. Hall's route about half an hour late yesterday mornng. She was n charge of the W. G. Hall's offcers. Old thngs must pass away and gve place to the new. The old nterslan d wharf offce wll be torn down as soon as the new one, now beng erected on the ste of the store room, has been completed. The new one wll be very much of an mprovement over the old n pont of convenence. WHTE ROSE ARRVES. Two Salors Arrested for Msconduct Aboard the Vessel. The Norwegan bark Whte Rose, Aaroe master, arrved n port yesterday mornng, 59 days from Newcastle, N. S. W., wth a full load of coal. Shortly after her arrval n port two of the salors, a Norwegan and an Englshman, were arrested and brought ashore to the polce staton t seems that the Englshman refused duty ust after arrval, but the unruly actons of the Norwegan dat ed back for a much longer perod When about three weeks out ths ndvdual took t nto hs head to be very nsolent to the Captan, and was ordered forward. The Captan says he went there and remaned a month or untl arrval n port. He dd not say anythng further on. that pont, bu hs remark was, to say the least, sug gestve. Whle he was reclnng on hs lounge on the evenng of the trouble, the salmaker and two men came to hm and told of the mutnous language that the Norwegan salor had been spread ng n the forecastle. Of course, the Captan dd hs duty Upon arrval n port the Englsh salor refused duty, and the conse quence was the arrest of the salors What wll be done n the matter has not yet been decded but t s very probable that the Englshman wll be shpped on a vessel bound for San Francsco, and the vnorwegan wll have to co aboard the Whte Rose agan wth a deducton of one month's salary n hs wages DED. HUTTON At Laupahoehoe, Hawa, on December 6th, 896, Edward Hut ton, n the 7st years of hs age. Australan and Englsh papers please copy. E. Hutton came to the slands n S77, and was for many years casher n the Honolulu ron Works, and a promnent member of St.Andrew's Cathedral congregaton. Latterly he has resded on Hawa wth hs cousn, E. M. Barnard, and suffered from a severe cough, caught n San Francsco some years ago. ATTENTON, COMPANY B. Armory Company B, Frst Regment. N. G. H. B.Honolulu, Dec. 9, S9G Lverv member ot ths lomraand s herebv ordered to renort at the Drll Shed. THS (WEDNESDAY) EVENNG, Dec. 9, at 7:30 o clock, for drll. E. A. JACOBSON, 4477 lt Leutenant Commandng, MEETNG NOTCE. A specal meetng of the members of the Myrtle Boat ClubWll be held ths evenng, the 9th nst., at 7:30 o'clock, at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. T. H. PETRE, Secretary Myrtle Boat Club. Honolulu, H.., December 9th, lt STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEET NG. The annual meetng of the stockholders of the Calforna Feed Company. Ltd., wll be held at ther offce, corner Queen and Nuuanu streets, on Wednesday, December 6th, S96, at 0 o'clock a. m. Honolulu, H.. Dec., 896. C. M. V. FORSTER, 4470t d Secretary. MORTGAGEE'S NOTCE OF N ACCORDANCE wth the provs ons of a certan mortgage made by Charles Lnd to A. Fcek, dated 28, S93, recorded Lber 45, page 33. and by varous assgnments, conveyed to Wllam R. Castle, trustee, and re corded n Lber 53, page 359, notce s hereby gven that the mortgagee tends to foreclose the same for cond tow t: Nonpayme nt ton broken, of both nterest and prncpal. Notce lkewse gven that after the expraton of three weeks from the date of ths notce, the property conveyed by sad mortgage wll be adver tsed for sale at publc aucton, at the aucton rooms of Seaborn Luce, n Ho nolulu, on Monday, the 7th day of De cember, 896, at 2 noon of sad day n Further partculars can be had of tv R Castle. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 6th, 896. WLLAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, Mortgagee The premses covered by sad mort gage consst of: All those certan parcels of land s tuate, lyng and beng n the Dstrct of Honolulu, Oahu, descrbed as fol lows: st. That tract of land n Kalhl de scrbed as lot 23 n Royal Patent No to Pablo A. Jmenz contanng an area of of an acre conveyed to sad Mortgagor by deed of sad Pablo A. Jmenz recorded n Lber 30, page 3. 2d. All those certan parcels of land stuate n Pearl Cty, n Manana, Ewa, Oahu, desgnated as Lots 8 and 0, Block 4 uron a map or dagram of sad Pearl Ctv duly adopted by the Oahu Ralway Sr. Land Company, recorded n T.lhPr 2. naee 207: sad lots have a frontage of 50 feet on Thrd street and a depth of 50 feet The above sale has been postponed untl Saturday, December 2th, t MORTGAGEE'S NOTCE OF FORE CLOSURE. N ACCORDANCE wth the provs ons of a certan mortgage made by J. Naone and Mala, hs wfe, of Kalu anu, Koolauloa, Oahu, to Julette M. Cooke of Honolulu, Oahu, dated March, 25th, 889, recorded Lber 2, page 8, duly assgned to W. R. Castle, trustee, by assgnment of C. M. Cooke, trustee, recorded n Lber 2, page 8, notce s hereby gven that the mortgagee n tends to foreclose the same for cond ton broken, tow t: Nonpayment of both nterest and prncpal. the expraton of three weeks from the veyeu uy eau uorguge wn ue ttuve tsed for sale at publc aucton, at the aucton rooms of Seaborn Luce, n Ho nnlnl. on Mondav. the 7th dav of De cember at 2 noon of sad dav. Further partculars can be had of W. R. Castle. Dated Honolulu, Nov. 6th, 896. WLLAM R. CASTLE, Trustee, Mortgagee. The premses covered by sad mortgage consst of: v All those premses stuate n sad Kaluanu, descrbed as follows: Frst Royal Patent 2,96 on L. C. Award 8,64 to Kamaala, contanng an area of acres, more or less. Second Those premses set forth n Royal Patent 2,909 to Kaukalu, con tanng an area of acres (less about 3 acres sold Kauahlo), convey ed to sad mortgagors by deed of N poa and others, and Thrd Also four shares n the Ahupua a of the Kaluanu Hu. The above sale has been postponed untl Saturday, December 2th, t NOTCE TO CREDTORS. The undersgned havng been duly apponted Assgnee of the Estate of H. F. Poor, a bankrupt, by the Hon. A. W. Carter, Frst Judge of the Frst Crcut Court, hereby gves notce to all persons havng clams aganst the sad estate to present the same wthout de lay, and all persons owng sad estate to make mmedate payment of the same to me at my offce on Kaahumanu Street. JOHN F. COLBURN, Assgnee of H. F. Poor, a Bankrupt. 4449t f TO THE PUBLC. Notce s hereby gven that have revoked and annulled all powers of whatsoever nature, heretofore confer red upon A. Rosa by me, and under whch he has assumed the manage ment of my property and the collecton of moneys due me. Partes payng money to sad Rosa for my account wll do so at ther perl. (Sgned) WM. M. MAHUKA. 4455l m NOTCE. All tenants and others ndebted to Lluokalan wll please take notce that the undersgned has been appont ed agent of her estate, under full power of attorney. Prompt payment of ndebtedness s requested. Honolulu, Dec. 4th, S96. J. O. CARTER, 20S Merchant St. 4474l w 88l m CHAS. BREWER & CO'S Hflll The bark "olan," McClure, master wll sal from New York for Honn ulu on or about January 5th, 897. For partculars call or address CHAS. BREWER & CO., 27 Klby Street, Boston. Or C. BREWER & CO., Ltd., Agents, Honolulu. R RENT ElStores, onees and 'flportnenls N THE Npu Love Buldng, v TT FORT STREET. ncluded n the apartments are a model sute of rooms, large and commodous, wth all modern mprovements. Other rooms well planned can be utlzed n connecton wth ths sute for rentng purposes. Ths s the most desrable flat n the cty. Buldng now open for nspecton. For partculars regards terms, etc., apply to W. A. LOVE. s lor n Pork FOR SALE. There are over,000 Lots for sale, 50x00 feet, mauka of Kapolan Park, adonng the Resdences of Messrs. C. Brown, H. J. Nolte, Thomas Hollnger and others. These Lots wll be sold cheaper than any place n Honolulu snce the regn of KAMEHAMEHA. Water wll be lad on as soon as Buyers are ready to buld "! A A A trces are rangng rom?uu per L.ot to $50. D 3 ls e oest opportunty to get a horne For further partculars, apply to W. C. ACH & CO.. Real Estate Brokers. Honolulu, Nov. 25th, S l m FOR SALE.. BOWS Resdence Knau Street The fve man rooms are mosquto., n,.., Dressng rooms and statonary ward cupboards add greatly to general com f0rt. Lot 75x200 wth fve outbuld ns3 Convenent locaton. nspec ton of the place nvted. For prce and terms enqure of W.. BOWEN at Castle & Cooke, Ltd. 449t f FurnlM Rooms and Houses To Le AS FOLLOWS: House and Lot, Lllha street, lttle above School 2 Two Cottages on Peterson's Lane off Kng street, Kapalama. Three mn ute3 walk to tram 3 Three (3) Furnshed Rooms n vcnty of Beretana street and Palace Walk. For partculars apply to WM. L. PETERSON, NOTARY PUBLC, TYPEWRTER, CONVEYANCER and COLLECTOR. Offce: Kaahumanu St. P. O. Box 365. For Sale or To Let. Three houses near Punahou College, contanng from seven to nne rooms, bathroom, halls, closets, etc. New, mo dern and convenent. Good vew, healthy localty. Apply to J. A. BUTTERFELD, Punahou street. J. A. BUTTERFELD. CONTRACTOR BULDER. Estmats gven. Repars and alter atons made. Work gven prompt at tenton. Telephone m FOR SALE. UN Kaluaaha ranch, on Moloka; area, about 270 acres fee smple; large and complete map of the lands; agrcultural, grazng, frut and coffee lands. Ths estate wll make a delghtful home; yeld full return for labor and good nterest on the captal nvested. Apply to J. ALFRED MAGOON, Next Postoflce, n Honolulu. 436 tf COTTAGE TO LET. Cottage contanng parlor, two bedrooms, dnngroo ktchen, pantry, m, and bath; rent, moderate. Possesson gven mmedately. nqure at L. ADLER'S SHOE STORE, 4465l 3 Nuuanu Street. m For Sale or Lease. House and lot, corner of Vctora and Green streets. Apply to 43S0 ARTHUR rlakkfcus. REMOVAL K0TCE. Thurston & Stanloy, Attorneys at Law, have removed rrom Kaahumanu street to the offces over J. A. Magoon. Merchant street, next to the.post Offce. 4472l w CAUS Spreckels. Wm. 0. rwn. CLAUS SPRECKELS & CO. Bankers, HONOLULU H.. San Francsco agents He Xovula Hank of San 'rauclsco. DRAW EXCANGE OK Sun Francsco The Nevada Bufc of Francco. London The L'ucu Bank of London (Ltd.). New York Amercan Exchange Natonal Chloauro Merchants Natonal Bank. Pars Comptor Natonal d'escompte de Pars. terlln Dresdner Bank. Honurkonr and Yokohama Hongkong and snansrna lankn? corporaton. Xew Zealand and Australa Bank of New Zealand. Vctora and Vancouver Bank of Mon treal. ronsoc a Geoero BanKna Excnonae Busness Term nd Ordnary Deposts Receved Loans made on Approved Securty. Commer ral and Travelers.' Credts ssued. Blls of Exchange Bought and Sold. Collectons Promptly Accounted For. WM. G. RWN & CO., LMTED. Wm. G. rwn.. Presdent and Manager Claus Spreckels Vce Presdent W. M. Gffard.Secretar y and Treasurer Theo C. Porter Audtor SUGAR FACTORS COAlfllSSON : AGENT 5 AGENTS FOR THE Oceanc Steamshp Of San Francsco, Compan Cal. CO., Queen Street, Honolulu,.. AGENTS FOR Hawaan Agrcultural Company, One mea Sugar Company, Honomu Suga: Company, Waluku Sugar Company, Wahee Sugar Company, Makee Sugar Company, Haleakala Ranch Company Kapapala Ranch. Planters' Lne San Francsco Packet!Chas. Brewer & Co.'b Lne of Bostot Packets. Agents Boston Board of Underwrter Agents for Phladelpha Board of Ut derwrters. LST OF OFFCERS. P. C. Jones, presdent; Geo. H. Robertson, manager; E.F. Bshop, treasurer and secretary; Col. W. F.. Allen, aud tor; C. M. Cooke, H. Waterhouse, G. R. Carter, drector. The Yokohama Spece Bank LMTED. Subscrbed Captal Yen 2,000,000 Pad Up Captal Yen 4,500,000 Reserve Fund Yen 4,30,000 HEAD OFFCE: YOKOHAMA BRANCHES AGENCES. Kobe, London, Lyons, New York, San Francsco, Shangha. Bombay, Hong Kong. Transacts a General Bankng and Exchange Busness. Agency Yokohama Spece Bank, NEW REPUBLC Bldg, Honolulu, H. P. C. JONES E. A. JONES. THE HAWAAN SAFE DEPOST nvestment Co., Have for Sale Shares of Ewa Plantaton Stock. Honomu Stock. Hawaan Agrcultural Co. Stock. Hawaan Sugar Co. Stock. People's ce & Refrgerator Co. Stock C. Brewer & Co. Stock. Kahuku Plantaton Co. Stock. Waluku Sugar Co. Stock. For full partculars, apply to He Hawaan Sole Depost and nvest ment Company, 408 FORT STREET, HONOLULU. ESTABLSHED N 858. BSHOP & CO. Bankers TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKNG EXCHANGE BUSNESS. Commercal and Travelers' Letters of Credt ssued, avalable n all the prncpal ctes of the world. CASTLE & COCKE. d.. Lfe and Fre nsurance Ag'ts. LFE Ffe AGENTS FOR New England Mutual Of Of Boston. nsurance cpor Hartford Daly Advertser, 75 cents month, Delvered by carrers. CfNADflN AUSTRALAN STEAMSHP LNE. Steamers of the above lne, runnlnfl n connecton wth the CANADAN PA CFC RALWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C. and Sydney, N. S. W and callng at Vctora. B. C, Honoa and Suva (F), are Due at Honolulu: On or about the dates below Btated, Tl: From Sydney and Suva For Vctora and Vancouver. B. C. Mowera December 2 From Vctora and YanconYer, B. C For Suva and Sydney. Warrlmoo December f Through tckets ssued from Honolulu to Canada, Unted Slates and Europe. For Freght and Passage and all gen eral nformaton, apply to T.. DAVES & CO., LTD. General Agents. nunc pp hpqn AUSTRALAN MAL SERYCE FOR SAN FRANCSCO: The New and Fne Al Steel SteamBhlp varpos Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland on or about loth And wll leave for the above port wth Malls and Passengers on or about that date. FOR SYDNEY AUCKL: The new and fne Al Steel Steamshp Ala m3cj Of the Oceanc Steamshp Company wll be due at Honolulu from San Franclscc on or about Dec. 7afc,! And wll have prompt dspatch wth Mals and Passengers for the above ports. The Undersgned Are Now Prepared to ssue Through Tckets to All Ponts n the Unted States. For further partculars regard n Freght or Passage, apply to YFSL G. RWV & CO., LTD. General Agents. cean t ft n Dnmnnnr Jpll TME TABLE. LOCAL LNE. s. S. Australa: From San Francsco. For San Francsco. Dec.. Dec. 6. THROUGH LNE. From San Francsco From Sydney For Sydney. For San Krrtr.csco. Arrve Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. Alameda..Dec. 7 Marposa..Dec. 0 FOR SALE. Resdence at Punahou, contann? 7 rooms and outhouses; electrc lghts hot and cold water n ktchen and hatv ' room. Corner lot 00x200. well m proved wth frut and ornamental trees and plants. Apply "A," Advertser offce. 439t f. An v, T t. f